Fables de Lafontaine: the two rats, the fox and the child - The wolf, the mother and the child - The unique book of the little ones by J. B. Piquet, Former teacher, Director of Normal School

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Fables de Lafontaine: the two rats, the fox and the child - The wolf, the mother and the child - The unique book of the little ones by J. B. Piquet, Former teacher, Director of Normal School

DUV4222956 Fables de Lafontaine: the two rats, the fox and the child - The wolf, the mother and the child - The unique book of the little ones by J. B. Piquet, Former teacher, Director of Normal School. Reading, Writing, Spelling, Calculation, Drawing, Morality, Lessons. The new edition, V. Grandmangin, Director-Manager, Paris, 1901 to 1909. First booklet. Dimensions: 23.5 x 17.5 cm.; (add.info.: Fables de Lafontaine: the two rats, the fox and the child - The wolf, the mother and the child - The unique book of the little ones by J. B. Piquet, Former teacher, Director of Normal School. Reading, Writing, Spelling, Calculation, Drawing, Morality, Lessons. The new edition, V. Grandmangin, Director-Manager, Paris, 1901 to 1909. First booklet. Dimensions: 23.5 x 17.5 cm.); Photo © Duvallon

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This print captures the essence of childhood education in early 20th century France. The image features illustrations from "Fables de Lafontaine" and "The unique book of the little ones" by J.B. Piquet, showcasing scenes with animals like rats, foxes, wolves, and children engaging in moral lessons. Former teacher and Director of Normal School, J.B. Piquet's educational materials encompassed a wide range of subjects including reading, writing, spelling, calculation, drawing, and morality lessons. These books were essential tools for teaching young minds during that time period. The new edition published by V. Grandmangin in Paris between 1901 to 1909 was a valuable resource for educators and parents alike. The dimensions of the booklet are noted as 23.5 x 17.5 cm., making it easily accessible for children to handle. This photograph not only serves as a visual representation of historical educational practices but also evokes nostalgia for a simpler time when learning was centered around storytelling and moral teachings through fables. It is a reminder of the importance of instilling values and knowledge in future generations through literature and illustration.

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