Doré's Illustrations for the Fables of La Fontaine
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Doré's Illustrations for the Fables of La Fontaine

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eBook - ePub

Doré's Illustrations for the Fables of La Fontaine

About this book

At the age of 16, Gustave Doré was the highest-paid illustrator in France. Twenty years later, in 1868, at the peak of his artistic genius, he produced magnificent illustrations for Jean de La Fontaine's witty and high polished Fables ― poems and timeless tales with charming images of country folk and animal life, as well as heroes from Greek mythology and creatures from fables by Aesop. This collection includes all 84 full-page plates plus 39 vignettes from a rare, early edition and includes, among others, scenes from "The Wolf and the Lamb," "The Lion and the Gnat," "The Hare and the Tortoise," and "Ulysses' Companions."

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Information

Year
2013
Print ISBN
9780486429779
eBook ISBN
9780486169507

VIGNETTES

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The Lion and the Gnat.
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The Frog and the Rat.
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The Frogs Who Asked for a King.
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The War Between the Rats and the Weasels.
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The Frog That Wanted to Make Itself as Big as an Ox.
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The Cat and the Old Rat.
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Death and the Woodcutter.
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The Satyr and the Passerby.
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The Shepherd and the Sea.
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The Council Held by the Rats.
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The Elderly Man and His Children.
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The Man and the Wooden Idol.
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The Animals Sickened by the Plague.
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The Dragon with Many Heads and th...

Table of contents

  1. THE WOLF AND THE LAMB
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Publisher’s Note
  5. Table of Contents
  6. List of Vignettes
  7. THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT
  8. THE TWO MULES
  9. THE SWALLOW AND THE LITTLE BIRDS
  10. THE CITY RAT AND THE COUNTRY RAT
  11. DEATH AND THE WOODCUTTER
  12. THE OAK AND THE REED
  13. THE COUNCIL HELD BY THE RATS
  14. THE LION AND THE GNAT
  15. THE LION AND THE RAT
  16. THE HARE AND THE FROGS
  17. THE PEACOCK COMPLAINS TO JUNO
  18. THE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THE ASS
  19. THE WOLF WHO BECAME A SHEPHERD
  20. THE FROGS WHO ASKED FOR A KING
  21. THE FOX AND THE GRAPES
  22. THE WOLVES AND THE FLOCK OF SHEEP
  23. PHILOMEL AND PROGNE
  24. THE CAT AND THE OLD RAT
  25. THE LOVELORN LION
  26. THE SHEPHERD AND THE SEA
  27. THE MONKEY AND THE DOLPHIN
  28. THE WOLF, THE MOTHER, AND THE CHILD
  29. THE MISER WHO LOST HIS TREASURE
  30. THE EYE OF THE MASTER
  31. THE LARK AND HER BABIES AND THE LANDOWNER
  32. THE WOODMAN AND MERCURY
  33. THE LITTLE FISH AND THE FISHERMAN
  34. THE OLD WOMAN AND THE SERVANT-GIRLS
  35. THE HORSE AND THE WOLF
  36. FORTUNE AND THE CHILD
  37. THE DOCTORS
  38. THE HEN WITH GOLDEN EGGS
  39. THE STAG AND THE VINE
  40. THE EAGLE AND THE OWL
  41. THE BEAR AND THE TWO FRIENDS
  42. THE STAG SEES HIS REFLECTION
  43. THE PEASANT AND THE SNAKE
  44. THE SICK LION AND THE FOX
  45. THE CARTER STUCK IN THE MUD
  46. THE YOUNG WIDOW
  47. THE ANIMALS SICKENED BY THE PLAGUE
  48. THE MAIDEN
  49. THE VULTURES AND THE PIGEONS
  50. THE MILKMAID AND THE PITCHER
  51. THE TWO FOWLS
  52. AN ANIMAL IN THE MOON
  53. THE COBBLER AND THE BANKER
  54. THE LION, THE WOLF, AND THE FOX
  55. THE DOG THAT CARRIES HIS MASTER’S DINNER AROUND HIS NECK
  56. THE BEAR AND THE AMATEUR GARDENER
  57. TIRCIS AND AMARANTE
  58. THE RAT AND THE ELEPHANT
  59. THE PASHA AND THE MERCHANT
  60. THE TORRENT AND THE RIVER
  61. THE TWO DOGS AND THE DEAD ASS
  62. THE WOLF AND THE HUNTER
  63. THE TWO PIGEONS
  64. THE MADMAN WHO SOLD WISDOM
  65. THE OYSTER AND ITS CLAIMANTS
  66. JUPITER AND THE TRAVELER
  67. THE CAT AND THE FOX
  68. THE MONKEY AND THE CAT
  69. TWO RATS, THE FOX, AND THE EGG
  70. THE FISH AND THE CORMORANT
  71. THE SHEPHERD AND THE KING
  72. THE FISH AND THE SHEPHERD WHO PLAYED THE FLUTE
  73. THE TWO ADVENTURERS AND THE TALISMAN
  74. THE RABBITS
  75. THE LION
  76. THE PEASANT FROM THE DANUBE
  77. THE OLD MAN AND THE THREE YOUNG MEN
  78. THE MICE AND THE OWL
  79. ULYSSES’ COMPANIONS
  80. THE TWO GOATS
  81. THE AILING STAG
  82. THE EAGLE AND THE MAGPIE
  83. LOVE AND FOLLY
  84. THE FOREST AND THE WOODMAN
  85. THE FOX AND THE HEN TURKEYS
  86. THE ENGLISH FOX
  87. THE LEAGUE OF THE RATS
  88. DAPHNIS AND ALCIMADURA
  89. THE ARBITRATOR, THE ALMS-GIVER, AND THE HERMIT
  90. VIGNETTES

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