The official visual art book for the theatrical anime "The Rose of Versailles"

For those who once longed for the roses—that exhilarating feeling is now revived.

Oscar François de Jarjayes, Marie Antoinette, André Grandier, Hans Axel von Fersen. They met in the glorious city of Versailles in the late 18th century, and, while being tossed about by the times, lived their respective destinies beautifully.

A story of love and destiny, in which they lived their lives to the fullest amidst the turbulent times of the French Revolution.

The theatrical anime "The Rose of Versailles," released in January 2025 and a huge hit,

This is a super luxurious, permanent collector's edition that compiles its visual beauty and dramatic story into a large-format book.

It features a wealth of beautiful visual materials in extra-large size.

Furthermore, you can enjoy the work more deeply with detailed text, including interviews with the luxurious staff and cast, led by author Riyoko Ikeda.

<Recommended for:> "The Rose of Versailles" fans

<Features of this book:> - Includes official key visuals, magazine illustrations, original drawings, various setting illustrations including dress designs, art settings, and other visual materials from the film. - Luxurious visual materials are presented in large format and vibrant full color. - Includes interviews with staff and cast, including author Riyoko Ikeda. - Enjoy the behind-the-scenes stories and production secrets of the work through detailed text.

[Work Profile]

"The Rose of Versailles," a manga by Riyoko Ikeda, vividly depicts the love and lives of people struggling to survive in revolutionary France. Serialized in "Weekly Margaret" (Shueisha) since 1972, it has now surpassed 20 million copies in cumulative circulation. The beautiful life of Oscar, who overcomes social status and gender in a restrictive era, chooses her own path, and plunges into the French Revolution, has garnered immense empathy and admiration from young girls. This work, which garnered enthusiastic support from readers even while it was being serialized, was later adapted into a stage play by the Takarazuka Revue and a TV anime series, becoming a social phenomenon throughout Japan. —And finally, on January 31, 2025, a completely new theatrical anime film was released.