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Fables de La Fontaine
(Ernest Flammarion, 1933)
See my comments on the earlier printing. This book differs in not having the red-and-blue pictorial end-papers that that earlier edition has. It rearranges the front pages slightly and includes more books illustrated by ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Ernest Flammarion, 1933)
For some time now, I have kicked myself for having bought a supposedly second copy of a book I had already found at Chanut in Paris this past May. Now as I look at both books, I see that the legal information at the end ...
Fables of La Fontaine
(Henry Holt and Company, 1930)
Seventy fables grouped effectively around themes of artistry, social groups, and seventeenth century ideas. The selection was made explicitly to help introduce students to La Fontaine as an artist and as an interpreter ...
The Masterpieces of La Fontaine
(B.H. Blackwell (NY: Longmans, Green & Co.), 1916)
The title continues Done in a vein of phrasing terse /and fancy into English verse. Sixty fables. Thirty-one of them had appeared earlier and received a warm reception. Fine title-pieces and often humorous end-pieces; ...
Homme, Le Bipede
(Les Éditions Variétés, 1943)
Here is one of a set of six coloring books from during the Second World War which I have been lucky enough to find. The book is in large format (slightly larger than 8 x 11¼) and contains three fables on 32 pages. Each ...
Maître Aliboron
(Les Éditions VariétésÉditions Variétés c1943., 1943)
Here is one of a set of six coloring books from during the Second World War which I have been lucky enough to find. The book is in large format (slightly larger than 8 x 11¼) and contains three fables on 32 pages. Each ...
Fables de la Fontaine
(Editions Volumetrix, 1963)
This book, 8¾ x 9½, presents twelve full-page texts of the most popular of La Fontaine's fables, each faced with a simple full-page colored illustration. The twelfth text, WL, is on the last page. Its illustration is on ...
Le più belle favole di La Fontaine
(Giunti JuniorGiuntiJunior, 1974)
From an original titled Fables Choisies. First published in 1974. This book of 120 pages has four pages of T of C at its back. The Pagine d'Oro series may be marked either by the gilt page-edges or by the four full-page ...
Fables: Five Very Short Operas: Poems by Jean de La Fontaine, Translated by Marianne Moore
(Boosey & Hawkes, 1974)
This work was commissioned by the University of Tennessee at Martin for the dedication of its Fine Arts Building. It was first performed on May 21, 1971. The bottom of the first page of the first piece shows a copyright ...
Jean de la Fontaine: Fables illustrées par Willy Aractingi, Tome 2
(Z'editionsZ'éditions, 1997)
Earlier, a tip over the web put me on to the first volume. Now I am delighted to find the second volume for only €5, along with a second copy of the first volume. As I wrote about the first volume, Aractingi did the menus ...