Countess d'aulnoy (34 resultados)

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. The Fairy Tales of Madame D'Aulnoy. Book.

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Hard Cover. Very Good+, previous owner's name on front paste down, lower corners of book lightly bumped. Uncredited translator, illustrated with sillhouettes by Olcott. Harriett Mead Olcott (ilustrador).

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paperback. Condición: New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

hardback. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. hardback, eighth edition, small octavo, later binding in half calf and marbled paper covered boards. Tightly bound, text clean and unmarked, lacks the half-title [iv] + 296, [iii] pp.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Les Contes Des Fees, Madame D***, Auteur des Memoires & Voyage d'Espagne. (Marie-Catherine Le Jumel de Barneville also known as Countess d'Aulnoy) Tome Premier. Published by d'Estienne Roger Marchand Libraire, Amsterdam. 1717. Volume One. 24mo up to 5½" tall. 423pp. frontispiece, each story headed by illustration. Leather boards with 4 raised bands title in gilt. In very good condition. Pencil notations and scribbling to front and rear pastedown and flyleaf; light browning to pages; and otherwise, contents are clean without tears or folds. Small loss of leather in 2 spots on rear board with tiny splits head of spine; moderate rubbing to boards; binding remains tight. A very rare early edition. Contains 9 tales: Gracieuse and Pércinet; la belle Aux Cheveux D'or ( Beauty with Golden Hair); L'oiseay Bleu (The Blue Bird) ; Le Prince Lutin (Prince Leprechaun); La Princesse Printaniere (The Spring Princess); La Princesse Rosette (Princess Rosette); Le Rameau Dor (The Golden Bough); L'oranger Et Ll'abeille (The Orange Tree and the Bee); La Bonne Petite Souris (The Good Little Mouse). Marie-Catherine Le Jumel de Barneville, Baroness d'Aulnoy, also known as Countess d'Aulnoy (1650/51 - 1705) was a French writer of fairy tales and of novels of court intrigue. Her 1697 collection Les Contes des Fées (Fairy Tales), coined the literary genre's name and included the first story to feature "Prince Charmant" or Prince Charming. She was one of the most popular and notable authors of her time. She was invited to various literary salons and established her own salon on the rue Saint-Benoît. It became customary at d'Aulnoy's salon to recite fairy tales and on festive occasions to dress up like characters from fairy tales. Her 'fairy tales' however, were written for entertaining adults and were not intended for children. …

Routledge, Warne & Routledge. London. 1863. New edition, probably third edition. Hardback. Functionally bound in half brown morocco. Original leather lettering piece to spine, modern marbled boards, new endpapers with original armorial bookplate of Sir Robert Palmer Harding laid down to front pastedown. Frontis. reinforced with modern paper, hinge between frontis. and title page also reinforced. Frontis. plus 10 plates drawn and engraved by John Gilbert. Pages browned and occasionally stained, some pages lack portions of margins. Contains early version of Cinderella plus other tales not included in Grimms' collections. A working copy of a scarce book.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. near fine. First American Edition, 1st Printing. Small quarto, 457pp., illustrated by Gustaf Tenggren. A fine, fresh copy in the publisher's blue cloth with applied illustration to front board, as issued. Inner hinges tender, else a lovely example. In the scarce dust jacket, very well preserved; near fine, with some small chips at the corners and some small tape repairs to verso. Presents as a very nice copy indeed. A pleasing, gift-quality example.…

Leather. Condición: Good. An early English edition of this collection of charming illustrated fairy tales by the Countess d'Aulnoy, a scarce to find work. A collection of the important fairy tales of the Countess d'Aulnoy, one of the originators of the popular genre. D'Aulnoy's tales vary from those of the Grimms, as her tales are more conversational in style, so that they might be told in salons. The collection includes 'The Fair With Golden Hair', 'The Bee and the Orange Tree', 'Finette Cendron', 'The Yellow Dwarf', The Princess Carpillon', 'The White Cat', 'Princess Belle-Etoile and Prince Cheri', and more.An early edition of this scarce to find work.Translated to English by J.R. Planche, the second edition thus of this work.Illustrated by noted English artist and engraver, John Gilbert.Including an engraved frontispiece and a further ten engraved plates. One plate has been hand-coloured by a previous owner. Collated and complete.Containing a previous owner's bookplate to the front pastedown and a previous owner's ink inscription to one of the front free-endpapers, dated 1864. In half calf binding with marbled boards. Externally, shelf wear to the boards and rubbing to the head and tail of the spine and extremities. Containing a previous owner's bookplate to the front pastedown and a previous owner's ink inscription to one of the front free-endpapers, dated 1864. Internally, front free-endpaper is detached but present. Page 273 and 274 is detached but present. Hinges are starting, and remaining binding is tender in places. A small hole to the front free-endpaper and rear pastedown. A few small creases to the fore-edge of pages 174 to 184. Plate opposite page 358 has been hand-coloured by a previous owner. A few instances of spotting to the pages, which are otherwise generally clean. Good. John Gilbert (ilustrador). book.…

pp. (viii), 254; (ii), 204. Contemporary sheep, spine gilt and worn at ends and edges, boards worn at corners and edges, book-plate removed, early book-label of NIBLEY, signature of J. JONES 1716, and later signature of ANN LEIGHTON, internally a clean copy. *Issued in the same year as Claude Barbin's Paris edition. Both editions are scarce.…

Small 12mo, three volumes: pp. [1-2] [i-ii] iii-ix [x] [1] 2-288; [1-3] 4-275 [276: ad]; [1-3] 4-239 [240: ad], eighteenth-century full brown calf, gauffered edges, red morocco title pieces. Third edition. A collection of twenty-six literary fairy tales: eleven by d'Aulnoy (eight tales plus three nouvelles used to frame them); four by the comtesse de Murat; the remainder (all in volume three) by Louise de Bossigny, comtesse d'Auneuil. As Nancy and Melvin Palmer have shown ("English Editions of French Contes de Fees Attributed to Mme D'Aulnoy," Studies in Bibliography, Vol. 27 [1974]), the subject of French fairy tales in English in the seventeenth, eighteenth, even into the nineteenth century, is "fraught with bibliographical confusion," including unattributed and misattributed work, variant spellings of names, and the coincidental similarity of different names. The 1691 appearance of d'Aulnoy's tale "The History of Adolphus" can now be seen as starting the whole English vogue for French literary fairy tales, but it appeared without correct attribution and was until recently thought to be an original English work. Eighteen of her stories appeared in English before the nineteenth century, the most by any French author; but twenty-eight other stories attributed to her were in fact written by four others. Furthermore, the 1699 edition of d'Aulnoy's tales listed by Arundel Esdaile is regarded today as a bibliographical ghost. D'Aulnoy is, at the very least, an equal of Fénelon and Perrault. Terry Windling, in an excellent essay tracing the development of this form ("Les Contes des Fees: The Literary Fairy Tales of France"), writes that "a passion for conversational parlor games based on the plots of old folk tales swept through the salons [of seventeenth-century France] . and a style emerged that was both archly sophisticated and faux-naif." "Unlike her contemporary, Charles Perrault (a frequent visitor to her salons), who only occasionally used his fairy tales for purposes of satire, she made that her prime motive, with the result that, unlike Perrault's, her tales were composed primarily for adults -- and were thus among the first literary fairy tales . Although less known now, her stories contain all the basic plot devices of fantasy, and were highly influential in their day . Her stories are usually much longer narrative constructions than the fairy tales by Perrault or the Grimm Brothers, and this fact has made them less memorable, despite their position among the earliest original fantasies. It was, however, with the translation of a few of her stories into English as TALES OF THE FAIRIES (1699), that the term 'fairy tales' passed into the language." - Clute and Grant (eds), The Encyclopedia of Fantasy (1997), p. 72. ESTC N28398 (Edinburgh University Library, National Library of Wales, Harvard University, New York University). Previous owner's bookplates affixed to front paste-downs. Front joint of volume one repaired, corners and edges a bit rubbed and bumped but overall a very attractive copy. Enclosed in a custom quarter leather clamshell box. (#137511).…

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Condición: Fair. This is earlier (2nd) ed. 1869, translated from French to English by J.R. Planche and with exquisite engravings by Joh Gilbert; frontis. engraving of the Marie-Catherine Baronne d'Aunoy has tissue guard; boards are not color pictorial as picture for a later ed., but stamped in gilt, as is the lettering; spine is missing but binding is firm. 607 p, most of them clean and unmarked but there is a closed tear (looks like slice with letter opener, along inner edge of p. 303; smudges on pp. 514-515; and stain on lower margin of wonderfullengraving showing a dashing Prince Cheri in horseback, confronting a dragon. A label on front paste down shows this to be part of a legacy and repeated use of a stamp reveals the name of the former owner on the front end page. Stories include Beauty and the Beast, the equally enchanting The White Cat (elements of which were incorporated into the Disney Beauty and the Beast) as well as the thrilling The Fair with Golden Hair; The Blue Bird; Princess Belle-Etoile and Prince Cheri; The Pigeon and the Dove; Green-Serpent; The Princess Carpillon; The Yellow Dwarf; Babiole; Gracieuse and Percinet; Princell Rosette; The Bee and the Orange Tree; The ram; Finette Cendron; Fortunee; The Beneficent Frog, The Hind in the Wood, Belle Belle; or, the Chevalier Fortune; Princess Printaniere; The Golden Branch; Prince Sprite; The Good Little Mouse. Mme. D'Aunoy lived in 17th c. France and was a friend of Charles Perrault. There were no other female writers of fairy tales at the time, and C.G. Jung believed that quite aside for great literary value her stories spoke particularly to the psyches of young girls, and revealed to him much about women. …

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Condición: Very good. 1774, London, printed for T. Davies, two volumes, new edition, ppxii + 338; 329, full contemporary calf, gilt decorations in compartments, red labels lettered in gilt. Countess of D'Aulnoy (1650? to 1705), is best known as the author of fairy tales. Foulch? -Delbosc was of the opinion that she never visited Spain and compiled this work from a variety of sources. Subsequent scholars have doubted this theory, but it remains an entertaining read. Foulch? -Delbosc 110 AB.…