Aesop Collection

The fox & the stork. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

Robot Aesop Simak 1947
Aesop (Clifford D. Simak) A rather sad-looking robot

The fox & the crow. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

Aesop / Hare & Tortoise
The Hare and the Tortoise

Fable / Old Man & Death
THE OLD MAN & DEATH An old man, exhausted gathering sticks, calls for Death to take him; immediately Death appears, and the man regrets what he wished for

Fable / Fox & Grapes
THE FOX AND THE GRAPES The fox spies juicy ripe grapes and tries to reach them but in vain; eventually he gives up, proclaiming the grapes to be probably sour

Aesop / Juno and Peacock
Of Juno the goddess and of the Peacock and the Nightingale - illustration to Caxtons 1484 edition of Aesops Fables

THE FARMER AND HIS SONS
THE FARMER & HIS SONS A farmer on his deathbed tells his sons that a treasure lies hidden on his farm so that they will care for and dig the earth after his death Date: 1761

AESOP/BLACKAMOOR
THE BLACKAMOOR Thinking his dark skin is only dirt, they seek to scrub him white, but in vain, the blackamoor remains black, catches cold and dies

Species of shrimp. Spirontocaris spinus 1, Hippolyte variabilis 2, Penaeus species 3, Processa canaliculata 4, Athanas nitescens 5

Foxs adventures with verses inside a Christmas card
Foxs adventures with a crow, geese and a rabbit inside a Christmas card. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

MERCURY AND THE CAMEL

HARE AND TORTOISE
THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE The hare sleeps... and the tortoise wins the race Date: 1809

Aesop (c. 620A?i?564 BC). Ancient Greek fabulist. Aesop s
Aesop (c. 620A?i?564 BC). Ancient Greek fabulist credited with a number of fables now collectively known as Aesops Fables. Engraving of french edition. Paris, 1801. Colored

Cartoon, Keep your mouth shut, WW1
Cartoon, Keep your mouth shut -- a new take on a fable of Aesop during the First World War, where the fox will never be able to get the crow to open his mouth and drop the nice piece of cheese

The Lion and the Fox
British Lion " Going to help me, are you? Thank you for nothing, Master Fox. I began the work alone, and I mean to finish it!!

Aesop / Blackamoor
Aesop/Blackamoor

The Fox Without a Tail
THE FOX THAT LOST ITS TAIL A fox that lost its tail in a trap and mourned its loss, tried to convince his brethren that they would be better off without their tails

Aesop (c. 620564 BC). Ancient Greek fabulist. Aesops Fabl
Aesop (c. 620564 BC). Ancient Greek fabulist credited with a number of fables now collectively known as Aesops Fables. Engraving of french edition. Paris, 1801

Samuel Croxall
SAMUEL CROXALL Churchman and writer, ranging from political satire to Aesops Fables : his Fair Circassian was judged too full of oriental warmth... Date: ? - 1752

Crab and his Mother
THE CRAB AND HIS MOTHER

The kind-hearted she elephant. Aesops fable. Artist: Evelyn Stuart Hardy Date: 1904

The two dogs. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The viper & the file. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The trees & the axe. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The stag & the pool. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The lion & the shepherd. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The frog & the bull. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The fox & the boar. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The bald man & the fly. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

The citizen & the knight. Aesops fable.Date: 15th century

Aesops Fables
This picture depicts small snapshots of some of Aesops most famous fables like the hare and the tortoise and the fox and the grapes

Little girl amazed at condition of her Grandfathers book
" Grandpa, didn t you tell me Aesops Fables were written thousands of yers ago?" " Yes, my dear." " My Word! But you have kept the book clean!" Date: 1901

Aesop by VELAZQUEZ, Diego RodrЧ uez de Silva (1599-1660). Particular burlesque interpretation of the artist. Baroque

The Cock with Two Wives by George Ranstead
Second in a series of six drawings depicted the Aesop Fable about the man with two wives but acted out by chickens instead

Aesop / Moon & Mother
THE MOON AND HER MOTHER

Hare and the Tortoise
THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE Date: Circa 1880

Aesop / Frog Physician
Aesop/Frog Physician

Aesop / Travellers, Tree
Aesop/Travellers, Tree

Aesop / Title Page / Rackham
The title page

Aesop / Venus and the Cat
VENUS AND THE CAT Even though the cat has been turned into a human, she still displays feline tendencies - such as jumping out of bed to chase a mouse

Aesop / Sailor and the Sea
Aesop/Sailor and the Sea

Aesop / Gnat and the Lion
The gnat and the lion The gnat tries frantically to escape from the spiders web

Aesop / Trees and the Axe
THE TREES AND THE AXE The trees allow the countryman to fell a small tree to make a handle for his axe, not reali- -sing he is a woodcutter who will use it to fell many more

Aesop / The Two Pots
THE TWO POTS The iron pot and the china pot in the water

Aesop / Lion and Elephant
The Lion, Jupiter and the Elephant The lion and the elephant

Fable / Mountain in Labour
THE MOUNTAIN IN LABOUR When a mountain is heard to utter prodigious groans, multitudes flock to it in expectation of wonders, but all that appears is a mouse

The Lion, Wolf and Fox
THE SICK LION, THE FOX & THE WOLF: the animals pay the lion respects, except the fox; slandered by the wolf, the fox tells the lion his cure lies in the flaying of the wolf

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