As for the works of this author, it can be taken as its base text, although you can also discover everything related to the  , with the same relevance as that described in this article.

Roughly speaking, one of the most prominent features in this novel is the appearance of applied science, all combined with the actions of its protagonist, Cyrus Smith, who is constantly struggling to adapt to an environment that is becoming increasingly ambiguous. . Its quality is its great intelligence, even turning nonsense stories into sequences with a great sense of verisimilitude.

Verne takes into account that trilogies are well received in the literary world, for which he composes with the sum of this novel, another two such as   Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and The Children of Captain Grant to finalize a period of literary success, which more later he received the honors for each of these stories.

Hand-drawn by Jules Verne, with annotations in black and red ink, the map of The Mysterious Island, synonymous with adventure for entire generations of readers, will be auctioned on Wednesday at the Drouot room in Paris.

"Lincoln Island", Lincoln Island, the last port of the Nautilus and Captain Nemo's sanctuary, is part of these imaginary places ("Treasure Island", "Wonderland", "Neverland". ..) that do not stop making people dream.

Created in 1874 for what many consider to be the masterpiece of Jules Verne (1828-1905), the drawing of "The Mysterious Island" is the main attraction of a sale dedicated to the universe of the great French writer.

The map, which is shaped like an elephant's head, measures 8.5 "x 12" and has the place names written in English. Its value is estimated between 100 thousand and 150 thousand euros (between 105 thousand and 158 thousand dollars).

The drawing is accompanied by a proof of the engraved map that carries, in addition to various corrections, seven topographical legends added by hand by Jules Verne.  

In total, 166 pieces that belonged to Éric Weissenberg, who died in 2012, one of the greatest collectors of objects by the author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, will go up for auction.

Items up for auction include photographs, personal letters, bound originals of Verne novels, original prints, and posters.

A photograph of the writer around 1856, when he was 28 years old, stands out, considered the only original print that is known, which belonged to the Verne. The image, where he is seen as a "murky and tormented romantic" has an estimated value of between 5,000 and 6,000 euros (between 5,300 and 6,350 dollars).