Fables of Leonardo Da Vinci · Markoe DePorres Club

Title: en_US Fables of Leonardo Da Vinci
Description: en_US This is a hardbound book (hard cover); en_US Bruno Nardini
Creator: en_US Leonardo
Contributor: en_US Mazza, Adriana Saviozzi; en_US Meek, Margaret (essayist)
Date: 2016-01-25T15:18:24Z; en_US 1989-04; en_US 1973
Date Available: 2016-01-25T15:18:24Z
Date Issued: en_US 1973
Abstract: en_US A lovely book, especially for the beautiful colored art on its big pages. The fables range in type and quality. Some deal more than the Aesopic tradition with the elements: fire, water, stone, and steel. Some are good Aesopic stuff: The Mouse, the Weasel, and the Cat; The Tree and the Pole; The Ermine; The Walnut and the Bell Tower; and The Falcon and the Duck. The morals are surprisingly traditional, allegorical, and moralistic. Two of the best are statements of faith: The Pelican and The Eagle Burning Off His Feathers. The best illustration among many good ones is of the butterfly and the flame. The first page of the extra copy is creased.
Identifier: en_US 083310022X; en_US 584 (Access ID)
uri: http://hdl.handle.net/10504/75377
Language: en_US eng
Publisher: en_US Hubbard Press; en_US Northbrook, IL
Subject: en_US PZ8.2.L4 Fab 1973; en_US Leonardo da Vinci; en_US Title Page Scanned
Type: en_US Book, Whole