The Montblanc Victor Hugo Writers Edition 2020 pen embodies the tremendous beauty of a great cathedral and the mind of a great thinker. When Victor Hugo wrote works like Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, he sent out a call for humanity and compassion that can still be heard today around the world. Feel with your fingertips the gothic-inspired relief decorations on the pen's cap and barrel and envision the elegant stone tracery of Notre-Dame Cathedral. See Jean Valjean looking out from behind the clip and remember his tale of suffering and heroism. The 3D face of Jean Valjean from Les Misérables is Montblanc's interpretation of an original drawing by Gustave Brion. The clip is also inspired by the bell of Notre Dame Cathedral.
The cap top features Montblanc's emblem in precious resin with a quote “Chaque homme dans sa nuit s’en va vers sa lumière” from Hugo's Les Contemplations. The cone ring is engraved with trefoils as found on Notre-Dame Cathedral and the cone is shaped like the pillar Quasimodo was chained to.
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The Montblanc Victor Hugo Writers Edition 2020 pen embodies the tremendous beauty of a great cathedral and the mind of a great thinker. When Victor Hugo wrote works like Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, he sent out a call for humanity and compassion that can still be heard today around the world. Feel with your fingertips the gothic-inspired relief decorations on the pen's cap and barrel and envision the elegant stone tracery of Notre-Dame Cathedral. See Jean Valjean looking out from behind the clip and remember his tale of suffering and heroism. The 3D face of Jean Valjean from Les Misérables is Montblanc's interpretation of an original drawing by Gustave Brion. The clip is also inspired by the bell of Notre Dame Cathedral.
The cap top features Montblanc's emblem in precious resin with a quote “Chaque homme dans sa nuit s’en va vers sa lumière” from Hugo's Les Contemplations. The cone ring is engraved with trefoils as found on Notre-Dame Cathedral and the cone is shaped like the pillar Quasimodo was chained to.
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