The Artist of the Beautiful

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Owen Warland is a watchmaker, but his true passion lies beyond gears and springs. Obsessed with creating something truly beautiful, he devotes himself to a delicate, almost impossible work of art—one that will capture the essence of life itself. Yet the world around him is indifferent, even hostile, to his vision, and as time passes, his dream takes on a different meaning.

The Artist of the Beautiful is a story of art, ambition, and the struggle between imagination and practicality. Nathaniel Hawthorne explores the cost of creative genius and the fragile nature of beauty in a world that values the useful over the extraordinary.


Nathaniel Hawthorne [1804-1864] is counted among the great American writers. In addition to his psychological novels, with The Scarlet Letter being the most famous, he wrote a large number of short stories. Many of Hawthorne's tales are set in colonial New England, and he often drew inspiration from his own Puritan heritage.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne [1804-1864] is counted among the great American writers. In addition to his psychological novels, with The Scarlet Letter being the most famous, he wrote a large number of short stories. Many of Hawthorne's tales are set in colonial New England, and he often drew inspiration from his own Puritan heritage.

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