The Picture of Dorian Grey

Portrait of Dorian Gray is the most famous work of Oscar Wilde, his only novel that caused a flurry of negative assessments at one time, and there is still an incredible success. The main character of the novel, handsome Dorian, is a dual, ambiguous figure. The thin esthete and the romantic become a ruthless criminal. An attempt to preserve its extraordinary beauty and youth turns into a failure. Instead of the hero, his portrait is aging - but this cannot last forever, and Dorian's death sets everything in its place. Roman Oscar Wilde continues to be very relevant today - does the pursuit of eternal youth sometimes sometimes turn out to the loss of his true face?