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La Fontaine: Fables
(Carl Winter's Universitätsbuchhandlung, 1925)
This is the edition I had first of this lovely little volume containing sixty fables, all but one (the first: GA) with a very engaging black-and-white silhouette. Some of my favorite little silhouettes include the ...
De Twee Duiven/Les Deux Pigeons: La Fontaine
(Grafische MTS, 1983)
This is a 24-page pamphlet, perhaps done as a final project for a degree in printing or design. It presents La Fontaine's Les Deux Pigeons in Dutch and then in French, each with two lovely large blockprints. Though the ...
La Fontaine: Fables
(Le Livre de Poche: Librairie Générale Française, 1972)
Here is the most basic of straight presentations of La Fontaine in a paperback edition. Clarac adds a sixteen-page preface before and a set of materials after the full collection of the fables. These materials include a ...
La Fontaine Vingt Fables
(André Gonin, 1950)
Bodemann 467.1. Bassy #56. Mentioned (30) by Hobbs. One of the stars of this collection! For each fable, there is a large lithograph on the third (or right-inside) page of a four-page folio made by folding a large sheet ...
Jean de la Fontaine: Fables. Volume III
(Éditions Nicolas, 1946)
This small paperbound volume is 4 x 5½. This third volume has an exquisite engraving on its cover of bees, wolf (?), and hedgehog. There are thirty-eight fables here, followed by a T of C. There are also frequent little ...
Jean de la Fontaine: Fables. Volume II
(Éditions Nicolas, 1946)
This small paperbound volume is 4 x 5½. This second volume has an exquisite engraving on its cover of two cocks in a barnyard. There are forty-five fables here, followed by a T of C. There are also frequent little ...
A Hundred Fables of LaFontaine
(John Lane The Bodley Head, 1900)
A beautiful book in very good condition, scarce in dust jacket as Midway's note proclaims. The cover under the fine dust jacket is beautifully colored. Apparent companion to the Lane/Dodd and Mead A Hundred Fables of ...
The Fables of La Fontaine
(Doubleday, 1963)
I had searched for ten years and never had this book in my hand. Experts in children's books did not even know that Scarry had done a LaFontaine book. Thirty-one fables, some with colored and some with black-and-white ...
Fables de La Fontaine: Édition Illustrée
(Henri Plon; Morizot, 1880)
This book represents a lovely find. I feared, as so often, that I was probably purchasing something that I already had. As so often, I was wrong on that. The book is in the tradition of my two volume set of La Fontaine ...
More Fables of La Fontaine
(William Heinemann Ltd., 1925)
This is a less expensive version of the signed, numbered first edition I found from John & Carole Ansley in New Zealand. This book has smaller margins and is thus perhaps .25 smaller in each dimension. It has a blue cloth ...