From Kalīla wa Dimna to La Fontaine: Travelling Through Fables
Louvre,Paris ,France
From Kalīla wa Dimna to La Fontaine: Travelling Through Fables traces the evolution of animal fables across cultures and centuries. Featuring more than 130 artworks, including manuscripts, graphic arts and 3-D objects, the exhibition considers the commonalities between Kalila wa Dimna and French fabulist Jean de La Fontaine.
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