(Le Renard et la Cigogne).
Rabier,
Illustrations to La Fontaine, Paris, c1900.
"The Fox and the Stork", a demonstration of
the stork's revenge
having found it impossible to eat off the fox's plate.
Marcus Gerards engraving,
illustration to Aesop's Fables, Bruges, 1567.
Gerards eventually settled in England where
he died in about 1604.
The verses in the volume are by E.de Dene.
Marcus Gerards,
Bruges, 1567
Arnrid Johnson,
Fables from Aesop and others....
Transatlantic Arts, undated c1946,
lithograph printed by Cowell's of Ipswich.
Boutet de Monvel
La Fontaine's Fables.
Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge,
London undated c.1905.
Accio Zuccio translated and edited, Bologna
1487,
the first edition of
Aesopus moralisatus with the
illustrations.
from
Andrea Pozzo's Rules and Examples of Perpective,
London c1707.
Jean de la Fontaine,
Fables Choisies, mises en vers... dedies aux Enfans de France,
published by the Author in Paris 1765 - 1775.
The Fables of Aesop and Others;
translated into English with instructive applications
and a print before each fable by Samuel Croxall, London 1803.
from Jeffrys Taylor,
Aesop in Rhyme,
Baldwin, Craddock and Joy, 1823
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