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The frog who wanted to be as fat as the bull, illustration from Fables

The frog who wanted to be as fat as the bull, illustration from Fables


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The frog who wanted to be as fat as the bull, illustration from Fables

XIR386449 The frog who wanted to be as fat as the bull, illustration from Fables by Jean de la Fontaine, 1906 edition (colour litho) by Rabier, Benjamin (1869-1939) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Grenouille qui veut se faire aussi grosse que le boeuf; Jean de la Fontaine (1621-95) spent 26 years writing his version of Aesops Fables; ); French, out of copyright

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The Frog's Hilarious Quest for Size - A Whimsical Journey of Self-acceptance

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. In this delightful and vibrant illustration from Jean de la Fontaine's Fables, we are transported into a world where animals possess human-like qualities and embark on extraordinary adventures. The scene captures the essence of "The frog who wanted to be as fat as the bull" a timeless tale that teaches us an important lesson about self-acceptance. As we gaze upon this enchanting print by Benjamin Rabier, our eyes are immediately drawn to the rotund figure of the ambitious frog. With a mischievous grin on its face, it hilariously attempts to mimic the size of a mighty bull, much to our amusement. Surrounding them are whimsical creatures such as butterflies and dragonflies, adding an air of magic and wonder. Through this comical portrayal, La Fontaine reminds us that true contentment lies not in trying to become someone else or something we're not but in embracing ourselves just as we are. The burst buttons on the frog's tummy symbolize the consequences of unrealistic aspirations while also evoking laughter from viewers. This artwork serves as a reminder for both children and adults alike that happiness can be found within one's own skin. It encourages us all to embrace our unique qualities with joyous laughter rather than striving endlessly for unattainable ideals. With its vivid colors and playful composition, this illustration is sure to bring smiles and spark conversations about self-love whenever it

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