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Index code <\/b>LA36<\/p>\n
Release <\/b>April 2024<\/p>\n
ISBN<\/strong>\u00a0978-88-95059-52-5<\/p>\n
Features<\/strong> Soft cover, 21×29,7 cm<\/p>\n
Pages<\/strong> 32<\/p>\n
Images<\/strong> 14 color<\/p>\n
Language: <\/b>Italian<\/p>\n
Turned into Verse by<\/strong> Ambriogio Previtali<\/p>\n
Little Brother and Little Sister \u2013 Fairy Tale by the Brothers Grimm \nTurned into Verse by Ambrogio Previtali \nWith 14 previously unpublished color plates by Diego Bonifaccio, created in the second half of the 1970s.<\/p>\n
The fairy tale “Little Brother and Little Sister” by the Brothers Grimm has had many visual interpretations. Among the most famous, in a rebound of opposing poles, are those by Arthur Rackham and Ivan J. Bilibin. Here, the fairy tale takes the form of a ballad translated into rhyme and presented in a luxurious format with splendid and vibrant color plates that incorporate the teachings formulated by Vladimir J. Propp. These illustrations consider that while a fairy tale is a parable with a happy ending, suitable for lulling a child to sleep, it is nonetheless always rooted in cruel events and trials.<\/p>\n