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Jean de La Fontaine: Fables, Tome Deuxième
(Éditions de la belle Étoile, 1941)
I was excited to find this book available inexpensively. After looking through it, I got so excited that I went out and found a full set of Contes and Fables in a hardbound version. The seller's description includes these ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Dix fables
(Éditions de la Sirène, 1921)
Edition illustrated with original woodcuts and colored by Louis Bouquet, one of 350 numbered copies on Rives. This curious and lovely book is almost 10" square. Binding cardboard vellum half way back smooth, marbled paper ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Fables, Tome Premier
(Éditions de la belle Étoile, 1941)
I found Volume II in paperback form and was so excited that I went out and got this hardbound set of four volumes including two volumes of fables and two of La Fontaine's stories. I am not disappointed. The same exacting ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Fables, Tome Deuxième
(Éditions de la belle Étoile, 1941)
I found Volume II in paperback form and was so excited that I went out and got this hardbound set of four volumes including two volumes of fables and two of La Fontaine's stories. I am not disappointed. The monochrome ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Contes, Tome Premier
(Éditions de la belle Étoile, 1941)
I include the two volumes of La Fontaine's Contes illustrated by Touchet because they came as part of the numbered four-volume set. In fact, this volume is marked with the same number, #1173 of 2150, as the first volume ...
Fables Choisies Mises en Vers par M. de La Fontaine, Partie 1 - Partie 2
(Chez Zacharie Chatelain, 1728)
This very fortunate find on eBay joins another book in the collection dated 1727/1728 and containing the third through fifth "books" of La Fontaine's fables. These "books" do not correspond to La Fontaine's usual books ...
Jean de La Fontaine: Fables Choisies/Valogatott Mesek
(Societe Franklin/Franklin-Tarsulat Budapest, 1943)
This little hardbound book contains twenty fables in French and Hungarian, as is clear in the T of C on 70/71. The literary series it belongs to, announced on the dust-jacket and inscribed on the front cover's KR, includes ...
Les plus belles fables de La Fontaine
(Imagerie Merveilleuse de l'Enfance, 1937)
This twelve-page oversized (9¼" x 12¼") pamphlet has been a fascinating find, and the questions are not answered yet. Seven fables are presented with strong colored woodcut illustrations in a booklet inscribed in 1937. ...
Fables Choisies Mises en Vers, Tome Seconde
(F. Dufart, 1801)
This volume seems to be identical with the volume published in "An 5e" that added "1797." This one is unequivocably "An neuvième" and only that. The major difference I find is that the same illustrations are placed by ...
Fables Choisies de La Fontaine
(Raphael Tuck & Fils, 1915)
Here is a set of 63 La Fontaine fables with full and half-page illustrations by Jean Raffin and various smaller illustrations by a variety of artists including Mabel F. Taylor. The unsigned colored illustration on the ...