Enjolras Socks

Description: Les Miserables' Enjolras : )

Description: The marble lover of liberty!

Description: Inspired by the outfit worn by Enjolras (Aaron Tveit) in the 2012 movie version of the musical Les Misérables.

Description: Inspired by Enjolras in the stage version of the musical Les Misérables.

Description: Digital paiting of Enjolras, the leader of Les Amis de l'ABC in the book, movie and musical Les Misérables. Inspired by the movie version of Les Mis, from 2012, where Enjolras is played by Aaron Tveit.

Description: Prisoner 24601 t shirt , coffee mug, tote bag, and more great gifts for fans of Prisoner 24601 and Victor Hugo. Great for Christmas and birthday gifts.

Description: Artwork inspired by Enjolras, played by Aaron Tveit, in the 2012 movie version of the musical Les Misérables.

Description: Artwork inspired by Enjolras, played by Aaron Tveit, in the 2012 movie version of the musical Les Misérables.

Description: "I only understand love and liberty". A quote from Grantaire from the book Les Miserables.

Description: Design inspired by the French Revolution and also by the musical, book and movie Les Misérables / Les Mis.

Description: Inspired by the revolutionary boys, the characters from the book, movie and musical Les Misérables: Enjolras, Grantaire, Combeferre, Courfeyrac, Joly, Bossuet, Jean Jehan Prouvraire, Feuilly and Bahorel!

Description: Inspired by the scene One Day More from the theatre version of the musical Les Misérables.

Description: Fanart inspired by the barricade scene on the theatrical version of the Broadway and West End production of Les Misérables

Description: Inspired by Enjolras (Aaron Tveit) in the 2012 movie version of the musical Les Misérables

Description: Drink with me to days gone by

Description: Immerse yourself in the passion and rebellion of Les Misérables with this captivating design featuring the iconic barricades. Perfect for Broadway enthusiasts and fans of Victor Hugo's timeless masterpiece.

Description: Inspired by the tricolore cockade that was worn during the French Revolution and also on the musical Les Misérables.

Description: Because Grantaire is bisexual.

Description: Raise the flag of freedom high! Capture the spirit of revolution with this powerful silhouette drawing of the Les Misérables barricade, featuring Enjolras proudly holding a rainbow pride flag. This design symbolizes both the fight for freedom and the celebration of diversity. Perfect for fans of the classic musical and supporters of LGBTQ+ pride, this artwork is a striking addition to any collection. Show your love for Les Misérables and equality with this unique and inspiring design!

Description: Embrace the revolutionary fire of Les Misérables with this powerful design capturing Enjolras, the idealistic and fearless leader of the Amis de l'ABC. This artwork features the heroic student poised on the barricade, his face stern with unwavering resolve, ready to sacrifice everything for the dream of a free Paris. The dramatic, fiery background now symbolizes the chaos of the uprising and the burning passion for justice that drives him and his fierce gaze suggests a man of action, focused only on the fight. Perfect for the discerning Les Mis fan, this design is a dramatic and poignant tribute to the embodiment of hope, courage, and the unforgettable call to arms—the true revolutionary spirit of the musical.

Description: Red! The blood of angry men! Black! The night of ages past! Red! A world about to dawn! Black! The night that ends at last! Lyrics from the song "Red and Black" from the musical Les Miserables.

Description: Inspired by the Friends of the ABC aka Les Amis de l'ABC, characters from the book, movie and musical Les Misérables.

Description: Victor Hugo’s fulminating words.

Description: Lyrics from the musical Les Miserables.

Description: Less Miserabless

Description: Design inspired by the French Revolution but also by the musical, book and movie Les Misérables / Les Mis.

Description: Grantaire and Enjolras.

Description: Inspired by the two revolutionaries played by Aaron Tveit: Enjolras and Christian, both Children of The Revolution

Description: Je suis miserable

Description: Can't believe it's 2020 and I've never drawn a rosette until now. Wild.

Description: This clever design features a curious cat reading The Communist Manifesto, blending feline charm with political depth. It’s a tribute to Combeferre from Les Misérables fanfiction universe — a revolutionary mind in a fluffy package. Perfect for fans of Marxism, cats, and literary rebellion.

Description: this is dumb.