The Treasure of the Humble

In this 1907 work, M. Maeterlinck shifts from dramatist to philosopher, offering a reflective exploration of his theatrical vision. He articulates his ideas on life, aiming to engage readers with his thoughts on aesthetics and the significance of theater. As part of a series that revives scarce early 20th-century literature, this edition preserves the original text and artwork, making it accessible and affordable for contemporary audiences.