Illustration of Perrault's tale "" Donkey Skin"", edition Emile Guerin late 19th century. Watercolour by Mr. Fauron. The princess, hiding under her donkey skin, became a peasant. She keeps a herd of pigs (pigs) while knitting, a dog lies at her feet

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Illustration of Perrault's tale "" Donkey Skin"", edition Emile Guerin late 19th century. Watercolour by Mr. Fauron. The princess, hiding under her donkey skin, became a peasant. She keeps a herd of pigs (pigs) while knitting, a dog lies at her feet

PCT4272753 Illustration of Perrault's tale "" Donkey Skin"", edition Emile Guerin late 19th century. Watercolour by Mr. Fauron. The princess, hiding under her donkey skin, became a peasant. She keeps a herd of pigs (pigs) while knitting, a dog lies at her feet.; (add.info.: Illustration of Perrault's tale "" Donkey Skin"", edition Emile Guerin late 19th century. Watercolour by Mr. Fauron. The princess, hiding under her donkey skin, became a peasant. She keeps a herd of pigs (pigs) while knitting, a dog lies at her feet.); Photo © Gusman

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This stunning watercolor illustration from the late 19th century brings to life the classic tale of "Donkey Skin" by Perrault. The princess, disguised under her donkey skin, has become a peasant tending to a herd of pigs while knitting. A loyal dog rests at her feet as she works diligently. The intricate details in this artwork capture the essence of the story, showcasing the princess's transformation and resilience in the face of adversity. The soft colors and delicate brushstrokes by Mr. Fauron evoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder, transporting viewers back to a time when fairy tales held magic and meaning. As we gaze upon this enchanting scene, we are reminded of the timeless themes present in Perrault's work – love, sacrifice, and ultimately triumph over hardship. The image of the princess as a humble shepherdess serves as a powerful symbol of strength and perseverance. Through this illustration, we are invited to delve into the world of folklore and fantasy, where dreams can come true even in the most unlikely circumstances. It is a testament to the enduring power of storytelling and its ability to inspire us all.

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