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La Fontaine: Kurbaga-Fare Dostlugu
(Unlu KitabeviÜnlü Kitabevi, 1992)
There seem to be six stories here. I can recognize The Hare and the Lion from the illustration on 10; at least, I presume that we are dealing here with the Kalila and Dimna story of tricking the tyrant with the image at ...
La Fontaine Masallari: Karga Ile Tilki
(Cem YayıneviGuvercin Cocuk Kitaplari, 1984)
This is a very inexpensively produced small paperback of 64 pages. It is notable for the simple caricature designs that accompany the fables. There are nice colored renditions of FC and Two Goats on the front and back ...
La Fontaine: Fables (Cover: Les Fables de La Fontaine)
(O.D.E.J.O.D.R.J., 1961)
This little hardbound booklet includes ten fables in La Fontaine's original verse. There are colorful full-page illustrations for Le Chat, la Belette, et le Petit Lapin; FC; FS; and Le Loup, la Chevre et le Chevreau.
Lafonten' den Masallar
(Nil Yayınevinil yayinevi cocuk kitaplari, 1982)
This children's booklet contains forty-eight pages of fables with five faint full-page black-and-white illustrations. The best of these (6) is similar to the colored picture of FC on the front cover.
Kurbaga Ile Korkak Tavsan
(Bu YayineviBu Yayınevi, 1991)
Here is an engaging visual presentation of The Hare and the Frogs. In this version, the hare seems not to be under attack and so fleeing to the water but rather thirsty and going to get a drink. He does, however, seem ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Bajki
(Panstwowy Instytut WydawniczyPaństwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, 1988)
Here is the one bibliophilic treasure I bring away from my one trip to Poland. Krakow was guaranteed to have more and better bookshops than Warsaw. I found this same book in two of them, but kept only the first, this ...
Choix de Fables de la Fontaine 2
(Editions Chagor, 1950)
This second booklet in the series of four is another memorable squarish book, just over 8 and just less than 8 wide. Mallet's work is unique, and that quality makes the book memorable. In its 24 pages, five fables are ...
Choix de Fables de la Fontaine 3
(Editions Chagor, 1950)
This third booklet in the series of four is another memorable squarish book, just over 8 and just less than 8 wide. Mallet's work is unique, and that quality makes the book memorable. In its 24 pages, seven fables are ...
Choix de Fables de la Fontaine 4
(Editions Chagor, 1950)
This fourth booklet in the series of four is another memorable squarish book, just over 8 and just less than 8 wide. Mallet's work is unique, and that quality makes the book memorable. In its 24 pages, six fables are ...
Fables de La Fontaine I
(La Bonne Compagnie, 1946)
A beautiful find. I am surprised to see the French publishing industry able to do a book like this so soon after the war. The aquarelles are unfortunately almost completely devoid of narrative content; they end up often ...