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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 ...
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.
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 ...
Tiergeschichten nacherzählt aus den berühmten Fabeln des Dichters La Fontaine, Band II (Spine: Onkel Max erzählt Fabeln)
(Verlag Papyria A.G., 1945)
I thought I knew this book when it showed up. Less than a year ago I found its French version, La Fontaine: Fables, Tome II, which was published in 1946. The publishing house, place, and number remain the same. Onkel ...
Recueil des Fables de La Fontaine
(E.R.T. (Editions René Touret?), 1936)
This is one of the larger cheap canvas-bound Recueil editions I have from the 30's, many of them by E.R.T. and many featuring the work of Urbain Raymond. Here one key feature of Raymond's work, including that on the cover, ...
Quelques Fables a Colorier
(René Touret, 1952)
This is a large-format 32-page stapled brochure giving four pages each to OF, Le Loup Devenu Berger, FS, Les Oreilles du Lièvre, WL, L'Aigle et l'Escarbot, LM, and Les Animaux Malades de la Peste. Two special features of ...
Fables de La Fontaine
(Flammarion, 1952)
Here is a better copy, with dust-jacket, of the 1952 original of Pec's work that I first came to know through the reproduction of 1983. As I mentioned of the first copy, without a dust-jacket, it features good monochrome ...