- a
remarkable talent.
Petre Ispirescu was born in Bucharest, the son of
Gheorghe Ispirescu, a barber, and
Elena Ispirescu, a
remarkable story teller....
- Asbjørnsen and Jørgen Moe (first
published in 1845), the
Romanian Petre Ispirescu (first
published in 1874), the
English Joseph Jacobs (first published...
-
Romanian fairy tales: "Aleodor împărat" ("Emperor Aleodor"), by
Petre Ispirescu "Băiatul care
vorbea cu florile", by
Petre Crăciun "Balaurul cel cu șapte...
-
Ileana Simziana List of
Romanian fairy tales Ileana Cosanzeana,
Petre Ispirescu,
Great Romanian Characters,
Retrieved 16
April 2017 Cuciuc, Nina. "Les...
- It was
directed and
written by
Elisabeta Bostan from a
story by
Petre Ispirescu (Tinerețe fără bătrânețe și viață fără de moarte). A
young man's quest...
-
voinic și
merele de aur) is a
Romanian fairy tale
collected by
Petre Ispirescu in
Legende sau
basmele românilor. A king had a
magnificent garden with...
-
Foundling Prince &
Other Tales:
Translated from the
Roumanian of
Petre Ispirescu, p xii,
Houghton Mifflin Company,
Boston and New York 1917 Galațchi, Simona...
- they
envied his wealth.
Another prolific editor of folk
tales was
Petre Ispirescu, who, in the 19th
century published an
impressive number of
volumes containing...
- of
Stone (Omul de piatră) is a
Romanian fairy tale
collected by
Petre Ispirescu in
Legende sau
basmele românilor. A king and
queen had no children. A...
-
several volumes, of
Romanian folktales,
first published in 1872 by
Petre Ispirescu. (note:
these are some of the tales) Tinerețe fără de bătrânețe și viață...
