Pablo De Segovia, The Spanish Sharper

Originally published in 1922, this picaresque novel tells the story of a roguish Spanish adventurer and con man. It is a classic of Spanish literature, notable for its vivid characters, comic situations, and satirical commentary on contemporary society. This edition includes more than a hundred illustrations by the acclaimed artist Daniel Vierge, as well as insightful commentary by art critic Joseph Pennell. A must-read for anyone interested in the literature and culture of Spain.

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