Grimm's Folk Tales (1949)

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Fantasy & Fairy Tales

Grimm's Folk Tales (1949)

Edition year 1949
Binding Cloth
Illustrator George Cruikshank
Translator Eleanor Quarrie
Weight 1 Kg
Pages 208
Dimensions 18.9 × 12.9 cm

Edition details

Grimm's Folk Tales, translated and introduced by Eleanor Quarrie, 18 leaves of etchings by George Cruikshank, coloured by hand. Bound in full red cloth with a figure in gold on a grey panel. White dust-jacket printed in purple and pale blue. 208pp. 18.9x12.9cm.

About the book

Grimm's Folk Tales presents traditional stories collected and published by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. The tales include magical transformations, enchanted forests, wicked stepmothers, clever children and supernatural dangers. Often darker than later adaptations, the stories preserve important elements of European oral folklore and have had an enormous influence on children's literature and popular culture.

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