Dracula illustrato da Paolo Barbieri - Variant

Text by Bram Stoker translated by Antonio Nessi

"Dracula is an immortal being who disguises himself as a human and, like a demonic chameleon, alternates between old age and youth, violence and nobility, the form of a wolf or a mouse. In my drawings, I have thus sought signs and colors that balance light and shadow, hope and despair."

This is how Paolo Barbieri introduces his latest work, which combines his masterful illustrations with excerpts from Bram Stoker's novel, in the words of Antonio Nessi, who translated the first Italian edition of the novel for Sonzogno in 1922, titling it "Dracula: The Man of the Night."