Dumas Poster Set: Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers & The Man in the Iron Mask

Bring the swashbuckling world of Alexandre Dumas into your home with this trio of poster prints. From the storm-tossed intrigue of The Count of Monte Cristo to the loyal camaraderie of The Three Musketeers and the shadowy secrets of The Man in the Iron Mask, this set captures the drama, honour and adventure that made Dumas one of literature's most enduring storytellers.

Why these three belong together

Each of these novels is built on questions of identity, loyalty and justice, wrapped in the sweeping historical settings Dumas made his own. Together they trace a thread through nineteenth-century French storytelling, from a wronged man reinventing himself to a band of brothers defending their honour, and finally to a hidden twin whose existence could topple a throne. Hung together, they form a striking tribute to one of the great masters of adventure fiction.

The Count of Monte Cristo (1844)

Betrayed and imprisoned for fourteen years, Edmond Dantès escapes to find a hidden treasure and transforms himself into a mysterious count to exact cold, calculated revenge on his enemies. It remains one of the most celebrated tales of injustice and retribution ever written.

The Three Musketeers (1844)

Young D'Artagnan joins three legendary swordsmen to defend the French queen's honour against the cunning Cardinal Richelieu. Full of wit, swordplay and unbreakable friendship, it is the novel that gave us the immortal cry of all for one and one for all.

The Man in the Iron Mask (1847)

The aging musketeers face their final test when a secret plot threatens to replace the French king with his hidden twin. As part of the d'Artagnan Romances, it brings a poignant close to the friends' long and daring history.

Styling your Dumas-inspired wall

This set looks wonderful in a study, library or reading nook, where its sense of history and adventure can take centre stage. An oak frame adds warmth and a classic feel, black brings bold contrast for a more dramatic look, and white keeps things fresh and contemporary, while unframed prints offer flexibility if you'd like to choose your own frames later. The set is available in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Watercolour styles, so you can pick the look that best suits your space, whether that's clean and graphic or softly painterly.