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"La tulipe noire" viene pubblicato da Alexandre Dumas nel 1850, sei anni dopo l'enorme successo dei "Trois Mosquetaires" (seguito dagli altri due romanzi della trilogia, "Vingt ans après" e "Le Vicomte de Bragelonne") e del "Comte de Monte-Cristo", quando lo scrittore è ormai divenuto un beniamino del grande pubblico francese. Ambientato negli anni della cosiddetta "bolla dei tulipani", nella laboriosa Olanda repubblicana del Seicento che vide l'ascesa di quella prospera e raffinata borghesia tramandataci dai dipinti di Rembrandt e di Vermeer, il romanzo narra un vero e proprio caso di spionaggio industriale e al tempo stesso una delicata, insolita storia d'amore. Intorno al favoloso "tulipano nero", il fiore perfetto e impossibile, ruota una folla di personaggi sia storici che fantastici, che l'autore riesce a rendere vivi e veri con la consueta abilità: i due giovani innamorati Cornelius e Rosa, il brutale carceriere Grifus, il machiavellico Boxtel...