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Cinderella was adapted by Charles Perrault in 1697, under the name Cendrillon. He added features to the story, such as the pumpkin, the Fairy Godmother, and the glass slippers.
His Fairy Tales book published in 1912 featured the beautiful works of Edmund Dulac.
#FairyTaleTuesday
ハーフリング --(`·ω·´)(゚∀゚)ノ< halfling ゥ! 1697リング目
#日刊ハーフリングゥ #Dailyhalfling #dndj #dnd #halfling
またなんかいるし
Happy #marbledmonday! This pattern, with its distinctive white spots, is from The Natural History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey.
Published in 1718, it was written by John Aubrey (1626-1697), an antiquarian and biographer.
#marbledpaper #marbl… https://t.co/kxwAKLmKGw
ストラ・N・グレイシオン 1680~1697
若き彼女の命を散らしたのは彼女の豊かな髪を編んだ如くにしなやかな紐であった。
#Minecraft #Minecraft建築コミュ
PUSS IN BOOTS appeared as Le Chat Botté in Charles Perrault's Histoires in 1697. There are 7 variants & many striking illustrations #Caturday
Perrault's Fairy Tales 1867, ills Gustave Doré
Tales of Past Times 1900, ills Charles Robinson
Contes De Fées, 1908, ills Beauge Bertall
Slice of life 1697 -happy
Mother’s Day-
Cocoa: pancakes and burnt toast...
"Grandmother what big ears you have"
"The better to hear with my child"
"Grandmother what big eyes you have"
"The better to see with my child"
"Grandmother what big teeth you have"
"The better to eat you with!"
Perrault, Le Petit Chaperon Rouge 1697 tr. Tatar #FolkloreWords
Doré
Images from Yama no sachi ('Luck of the Mountains' 山の幸), an illustrated book of haiku, with poems compiled by Shukoku Sekijyukan (1711-1796) and accompanied by pictures of wildlife drawn by Ryûsui Katsuma (1697-1773). (Biodiversity Heritage Library)
The satirical scenes of William Hogarth (1697–1764) are iconic representations of 18th century urban life at a time of great socioeconomic disparity. This summer we investigate the ways he used humor, satire, and political commentary to agitate. https://t.co/uRKvkbVwL3
A few #SuperbOwl specimens from our collection by a Greek artist (5th century BC), William Hogarth (English, 1697-1764), Francisco Goya (Spanish, 1746-1828), and Enook Manomie (Inuit, 1941-2006) #McMasterMuseumofArt #HamOnt #artcollection
7 December 1697, Louis de France, Duc de Bourgogne, marries Marie-Adélaïde de Savoie at Versailles. The groom was a grandchild of Louis XIV, the bride a grandchild of Monsieur. They were the parents of Louis XV. #otd
We're celebrating the Birthday of artist William Hogarth, who was #bornonthisday in 1697! Read @AestheticaMag & learn how artist David Hockney related to Hogarth's work, The Rake’s Progress, from our 2013 exhibition, Hockney to Hogarth. https://t.co/OcYbsBPkzm #PrintsofDarkness