La Fontaine: összes meséi

Title

en_US La Fontaine: összes meséi

Description

en_US Language note: Hungarian

en_US Vikár Béla, Szántai Zsolt

Creator

en_US Béla, Vikár

Contributor

en_US Jenö, Haranghy

Date

2018-05-02T19:28:42Z

en_US 2017-08

en_US 2000

Date Available

2018-05-02T19:28:42Z

Date Issued

en_US 2000

Abstract

en_US Vikar Bela translated La Fontaine into Hungarian in 1929. The highly dramatic black-and-white illustrations are strong and frequent. I appreciate the illustration on 23 for "The Serpent with Many Tails and the Serpent with Many Heads." It makes sense of the fable. The "Simonides" illustration for I 14 gets the point across swiftly and dramatically. MSA on 61 is rendered with four scenes of dissatisfaction. Typical of the overly inked cartoon style of Haranghy is "The Ass and the Lapdog" on 90: direct and dramatic but slightly overdone? "The Miser and His Buried Treasure" on 108 is presented differently than normally, as is "The Two Sleepy Maids" on 119. I may sometime want to use "The Bragging Mule" on 127. I would love to use "The Horse and the Mule" on 147. The "cheese house" on 163 is ingenious. Is there a more original publication of Haranghy's La Fontaine, I wonder, perhaps with even more distinct illustrations?

Identifier

en_US 11277 (Access ID)

uri

http://hdl.handle.net/10504/117788

Language

en_US hun

Publisher

en_US Szukits Koyvkiadó

en_US Budapest, Hungary

Subject

en_US PQ1811.H83B46 2000

en_US Jean de La Fontaine

en_US Title Page Scanned

Type

en_US Book, Whole