Montblanc Daniel Defoe ballpoint pen sealed

Montblanc Daniel Defoe ballpointpen sealed

Fiction and reality merge in the story of the shipwrecked Robinson Crusoe. The result is the recognition of Daniel Defoe as the father of the English novel, the father of realistic fiction as a genre of literature. The precious resin body in wood color reminds us of the nobility of the raw material in its essence. Crusoe uses the wood to craft the raft with which he finally leaves the island after several attempts.

Montblanc pays homage to Robinson Crusoe’s ability to adapt to living on a desert island. Crusoe survives on what he finds on the island. The shape of the feather evokes the oar of the raft of Robinson Crusoe. This ability to survive is seen in his ability to sew the skins of the island’s animals to create his own clothing. Crusoe loses everything in the shipwreck of his voyage.