Charles Perrault : memoirs of my life

Includes bibliographical references and index.It is impossible to know whether Perrault intended the Memoirs to be published. There are early references to "your uncles," identifying Perrault's children as his immediate audience; however, he offered nothing about his own parents, and very little of the anecdotal information about his upbringing or childhood experiences that would be natural to include in a family history. Instead, Perrault focused upon his career, offering observations on the various situations he had encountered and the Individuals with whom he had dealt. In this sense, the Memoirs are more of a selfapology; they offer Perrault's side of the story, in defense against how he had been depicted by his enemies, and finally giving release to many of the thoughts that diplomacy had prevented him from expressing at the time of the actual events .A note on the text -- The early years -- Colbert and the academies -- The Louvre -- Art, patronage, and power -- Public service, private struggle.Digitized at the University of Missouri--Columbia MU Libraries Digitization Lab in 2012. Digitized at 600 dpi with Zeutschel, OS 15000 scanner. Access copy, available in MOspace, is 400 dpi, grayscale

Piel de asno y otros cuentos

Bienvenidos a un mundo de reinas ogresas antropófagas, devoradoras de sus propios nietos, y ogros que degüellan a sus hijas sin intención, padres que abandonan a sus hijos para que mueran en el bosque, doncellas que duermen cien años, hadas buenas, hadas malas, sabios poco atractivos con un inmenso copete, héroes del tamaño de un pulgar, y en todo esto el triunfo de la virtud, la fuerza infinita del amor

Cuentos de viejas

Palau, XIII, 223680 lo considera impreso en 1927Datos del editor: Palau, XIII, 223680 o considera impreso en 192

Choix de contes de fées

Probablemente imp. entre 1900-195

Hommes illustres qui ont paru en France pendant ce siecle: avec leurs portraits au naturel

Perrault, Charles (1628-1703) À Paris, chez Antoine Dezallier, ruë Saint-Jacques, à la Couronne d'or. 1696, avec Privilège du Roy First edition Charles Perrault's two volume work contains one hundred eulogies with engraved portraits, fifty per volume, of famous men who had died during the seventeenth century. Hommes illustres is divided into five categories: churchmen, military leaders, statesmen, scholars and men of letters, and artists. The University of Utah copy is particularly rare, one of only a few copies containing portraits of Antoine Arnauld and Blaise Pascal - the portrait of Arnauld mounted at a later date. While the book was still being printed, Jesuits complained about the inclusion of Jansenists. Perrault and his editor, Dezallier, struggled to publish the complete edition of biographical portraits. Threatened to blackmail by the Jesuits and afraid of losing his royal pension, Perrault capitulated. The interference caused no small amount of scandal. Jean Racine purportedly wrote a now-lost poem about the incident

El gato con botas : cuento

hol.Enc. junto con otras obras, formando un vol. factici

Les contes de Perrault

Marca de imp. no verso de anteportLas h. de lám. son grab. calcAs f. de lám. son grav. cal

La venus dormida

Ejemplar ilustrado del cuento "La Venus dormida" o "La bella durmiente" de autoría de Charles Perrault, en el que se exalta la importancia de la esperanza y la paciencia para obtener lo que se desea. La presente versión forma parte de la colección Cuentos pintados para niños que publicó en Nueva York el sello editorial de Daniel Appleton and Company en 1867. El documento conserva la ortografía de la época

Contes de Perrault en prose et en vers : histoires ou contes du temps passé, contes de ma mère Loye.

Ernest Flammarion ejerce ca. 1855-1900Port. a dos tinta

The history of Blue Beard.

Hand-stitched overlocking along the spine.Hand coloured.Based on Perrault's fairy tale.Miss Mary Merryheart's serie