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12 Fables de La Fontaine
(Editions BiotopÉditions BIOTOP, 2007)
Interesting remake apparently of the 1993 miniature, with five black-and-white internal illustrations by Olivier Le Pahun. This edition adds a fable, takes away the illustrations, and substitutes for the front cover ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Chez Lefèvre, Libraire/Chez Ledentu, Librairie, 1836)
Bodemann #282.2. This smaller version of Lefebvre's publication of 1835 includes only five Johannot illustrations of the thirteen offered there. The five are: Le Berger et la Mer (frontispiece); TB (facing 160); Les ...
20 Fables de La Fontaine
(Librairie de France, 1927)
Here is a serious addition to the collection. In each of the twenty instances, La Fontaine's text is matched with a contemporary full-page colored political cartoon by Jehan Sennep. These full-page cartoons are exquisitely ...
Monsieur de La Fontaine le lièvre ne vous dit pas merci
(Éditions Thierry Magnier, 2005)
This book is fun. It works off of La Fontaine's TH, reprinted on the back endpaper. The hare is depressed. He feels as though everyone is laughing at him. He despises La Fontaine; a clever illustration on 20 shows him ...
Méli-Mélo: Je joue avec les fables
(Éditions Scarabéa, 2007)
This is a 48-page softbound booklet that uses sudoku as way to get into fables. After an explanation and trial, the booklet offers double sudoku boards for each of seventeen standard La Fontaine fables. For each board, ...
Fables de La Fontaine: Edition Taille-Douce, Tome 1
(LeCointe et Pougin; GougetLecointe et Pougin etc.,, 1834)
Bodemann's descriptions, done by Metzner, are helpful. The 245 half-page illustrations of fables in the two volumes are in part after Oudry, but with different interpretations of the figures. Menschen grob in zeitgenössisch ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Circonflexe, 1992)
There are twenty-six two-page spreads in this very pleasant landscape-formatted book. In each spread there is a fine piece of watercolor work by Chauveau on the right-hand page. These are simple and surprisingly attractive. ...
Jean de La Fontaine: 4 Fables en délire
(Musée en Herbe: Hatier, 2002)
Here is fun! For each of four fables, there are three areas of interaction: Méli-Mélo, Cache-cache, and Mots et mots. The four fables are FC, GA, OF, and LM. Before we encounter a fable, we find the life of La Fontaine ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Editions Thierry Magnier: France Bleu, 2003)
Here are fifteen fables, also presented in an accompanying audio CD. There is an opening T of C. Each fable gets a two-page spread. The illustrations by Boillot are downright fun. The crow who has given up his cheese, ...
Le Loup et l'Agneau et autres fables cruelles de Jean de la Fontaine
(France BleuHarmonia Mundi, 2002)
This booklet comes with a CD. Both the book and the CD contain sixteen of La Fontaine's fables. I found this set shortly before I was to give a paper at the University of California on violence in La Fontaine's fables. ...