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The world-famous novel Consuelo is one of the most perfect works of the French writer Georges Sand (1804-1876). It has a complicated history of creation, as it was originally a short story that readers liked. The success inspired the author to delve into the topic of great complexity - the formation of an artist from the people who reaches unprecedented heights in her work. Consuelo is a poor girl "from a Moorish family" who sings with her mother on the streets of Venice. Her voice fascinated the famous composer. Over time, he became convinced that his pupil lives by music, lives in music, it is her natural environment, her soul. A brilliant performer is not attracted by fame, money, jewellery or the frenzy of the audience - the desire to serve art leaves no room for vanity. However, these are the very things that dominate the world in which the talented girl finds herself, and she has to overcome considerable difficulties on her way to her dream goal. The complex plot twists and turns that Georges Sand used to realise her idea are proof of this.