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De Krekel en de Mier en Andere Fabels van Jean La Fontaine
(A.J.G. Strengholt's Uitgeversmaatschappij N.V., 1945)
Here are twelve of La Fontaine's French text fables with an etching and Dutch comments for each. Each fable follows a four-page rhythm: title, illustration, French text, and Dutch comments. Perhaps the best among the ...
Fables de La Fontaine: Texte intégral et preface avec 358 Illustrations de Grandville
(Hasso Ebeling, 1984)
This is a huge book in large format (about 9 x 12) running to 640 pages and many pounds! All for under $10! The paper is foxing around the edges. The advantage of this book by comparison with almost all other Grandville ...
La Fontaine: Selected Fables
(Clarendon Press, 1918)
Here is a standard English-language textbook for reading La Fontaine in French. First published in 1918, it was reprinted six times before this 1944 printing. It presents seventy-three fables with notes and vocabulary. ...
Les Fables de La Fontaine
(Éditions Lito, 1974)
This is my seventh book illustrated by Monique Gorde, and it seems distinct from the other six. Here are thirty-one fables illustrated on 78 pages in a large-format children's book 9 x 10½. As always, Gorde imbues her ...
Fábulas de La Fontaine
(Editorial Molino, 1941)
This is my third book in the series that also includes my 1939 edition, Fábulas de Tomas de Iriarte and my 1941 edition, Fábulas de Principe. I still have their Aesop and Samaniego -- at least -- to find. Here there is ...
Fables Mises en Vers, Tome I
(Librairie Armand Colin, 1960)
Bibliothèque de Cluny is a series of some fifty or sixty French and international classics. This is a standard paperback of the first six books of La Fontaine's fables, with an introduction at the beginning and notes, ...
La Fontaine: Selected Fables
(Clarendon Press, 1918)
Earlier I had found a copy of the 1944 printing of this book. This is the 1927 printing noted there. Several things set it off from that later book. Oxford University Press in 1927 boasted of eight place names on the ...
LâFonten: Hikâyeleri
(Isil Kitap ve BasimeviIşıl kitap ve basımevi, 1958)
Here are 48 pages of La Fontaine following upon a nice colored picture on the cover of several animals together, including a crow with something in his mouth, a fox, a lion, a monkey and a donkey. The illustrations seem ...
Mivhar Hameshalim meet Z'an deh-Lafonten (Hebrew Best of La Fontaine's Fables)
(Hotsa'at A. ZelkovitzHotsaʼat A. Zelḳovits, 1966)
176 pages. For me, one of the best features of this book is the wide range of illustrators presented in black-and-white. A list here would get very long. There are some water (?) stains to the outside of some of the ...
Kol Mishle Lah-Fonten (Hebrew The Complete Book of La Fontaine Fables)
(S. Fridman, 1959)
This is a large book of 304 pages containing one-hundred-and-twenty fables. It is thus not the complete fables of La Fontaine but it may have been the most complete translation of La Fontaine that Israel had seen in 1959! ...