Vie Privée et Publique des Animaux, 1844 et 1868 | ||
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As requested from some CW friends, I photographed more illustrations from my antique French books, Vie Privée et Publique des Animaux. The first three illustrations are from the 1844 edition, and the last illustration is from the 1868 edition. I just couldn't resist showing off the bears.
~Laura
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absolutely delightful so charming & interesting lovely
thanks for taking to share laura !!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for the love and your kind comment, MALKEY!
Just a thrill to see these!! They're all very delightful indeed, especially pic #4. I really love the bears the bird with the top hat.
So glad you appreciate these, Scott. I still cannot believe what rare treasures they are and how easily I found them. How did they go unnoticed by others?
I love the way they "humanized" the animals, isn't that called anthromorphic? The lounging cat in pic #1 is my fave
Thanks so much, Jenni. Yes, I love that, too. I believe that's what makes them so wonderful- their "human" attributes. So glad you like the cat! I love her as well!
Thanks so much for the love, buckethead, Sean, iggy, and fortapache. Much appreciated.
It could be George Orwell's inspiration two legs good. Very cool illustration.
Wonderful!
Happily someone didn't got it before you and cut the pages for selling individually :-)
Roy, I didn't think of that. I wonder! Glad you like!
Thanks so much, kyratango. I was thrilled to find them intact with no missing pages. I can't bring myself to cut up a book. I think people do this because they believe they can get more money for the individual illustrations than they would if they sold the entire book, and while this may be true, I still find it a question of ethics. I don't believe the parts are greater than the sum, even if those parts realize a higher price.
Thanks so much for the love, Manikin, Anna, p-w collector, Judy, T., and kyratango!
Very nice-love old books!!
Thank you, Mrstyndall. So glad you like! Thank you for the love, Sean and freiheit.