Jacob Grimm (1785–1863)
Author of Grimm's Complete Fairy Tales
About the Author
Jacob W. Grimm (1785-1863) and his brother Wilhelm K. Grimm (1786-1859) pioneered the study of German philosophy, law, mythology and folklore, but they are best known for their collection of fairy tales. These include such popular stories as Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty and The Frog Prince. show more Commonly referred to now as Grimm's Fairy Tales, their collection was published as Kinder-und-Hausmarchen (Children's and Household Tales, 1812-15). The brothers were born thirteen months apart in the German province of Hesse, and were inseparable from childhood. Throughout their lives they showed a marked lack of sibling rivalry. Most of their works were written together, a practice begun in childhood when they shared a desk and sustained throughout their adult lives. Since their lives and work were so collaborative, it is difficult now to differentiate between them, but of course there were differences.- Jacob, who studied for a time in Paris, was fascinated with variant spellings of older words. He articulated "Grimm's Law," the rules of which are still used today to determine correspondences between the consonants of German and languages in the Indo-European family. Jacob was bolder and more experimental than Wilhelm, and was rumored to be a lively dancer. Throughout his life, Jacob kept rigidly to schedule and could be extremely focused on work that demanded close attention to detail. He never married, but was a loving uncle to Wilhelm's children. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm are buried side by side in Berlin. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
Disambiguation Notice:
Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm born in 1785, is the older of two brothers known as Brothers Grimm, Wilhelm Karl Grimm is the other. Each author published books separately and these names should not be combined with each other nor with a combined name such as Brothers Grimm or Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. Thanks. Individual books can be combined by ISBN if there is one. -- The Complete Grimm's Fairy Tales is not at all equivalent to selections and editions intended for children.
(ger) Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm geboren 1785, ist der ältere von zwei Brüdern, die als Brüder Grimm bekannt sind, Wilhelm Karl Grimm ist der andere. Beide veröffentlichten auch eigenständig Bücher, die nicht mit "Brüder Grimm" oder "Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm" kombiniert werden sollten. Danke. Individuelle Ausgaben können mit Hilfe der ISBN - soweit vorhanden - kombiniert werden..
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Die Gesamtausgabe der Grimmschen Märchen ist bei weitem nicht deckungsgleich mit Auswahlausgaben und Bearbeitungen für Kinder.
Series
Works by Jacob Grimm
The Original Folk and Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm: The Complete First Edition (2014) 894 copies
Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs: A Tale from the Brothers Grimm (Nancy Ekholm Burkert) (1972) 680 copies
Grimm's Complete Fairy Tales 280 copies
Grimm's fairy tales; stories and tales of elves, goblins and fairies, by the brothers Grimm; with many (1917) 36 copies
Vintage Fear: " The Complete Fairy Tales " , " The Bloody Chamber " (Vintage Classic Twins) (2007) 29 copies
Cinderella and Other Tales by the Brothers Grimm Book and Charm (Charming Classics) (2005) 27 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen, gesammelt durch die Brüder Grimm. Kleine Ausgabe von 1858 (insel taschenbuch) (1985) 26 copies
Hansel and Gretel ; Little red-cap ; The musicians of Bremen (Storyteller's classic tales) (1992) 18 copies
Sprookjes van Grimm. 2 13 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen 12 copies
Sprookjes van Grimm. 1 11 copies
Grimms Storytime Library Boxed Set (The Frog Prince,Rumpelstiltskin,The Brave Little Tailor,Snow White,Rapunzel) (1994) — Original stories — 9 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen, Band 1: Bd. 1: Märchen Nr. 1–86 (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek) (1998) 9 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen: Bd. 3: Originalanmerkungen, Herkunftsnachweise, Nachwort (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek, Band… (1998) 9 copies
Das große bunte Märchenbuch: die schonsten und bekanntesten Marchen von den Brudern Grimm, von Hans… (2001) 9 copies
The Classic Fairy & Folk Tales Collection: Deluxe 6-Volume Box Set Edition (Arcturus Collector's Classics, 9) (2019) 8 copies
Cinderella 7 copies
Little Red Cap 7 copies
Once Upon a Fairy Tale: Seven Favourite Folk and Fairy Tales by the Brothers Grimm; Volume 1 (Volumes 1&2 share ISBN… (1977) 6 copies
UNGEMEIN EIGENSINNIGE AUSWAHL UNBEKANNTER WORTSCHÖNHEITEN AUS DEM GRIMMSCHEN WÖRTERBUCH (2017) 6 copies
Tales from Grimm 6 copies
Fairy tales 6 copies
Los cuentos de los hermanos Grimm tal como nunca te fueron contados. Primera edición de 1812 (2019) — Author — 6 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales (Illustrated) 6 copies
Bröderna Grimms sagor i urval 6 copies
De gelukkige Hans 5 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales 5 copies
Über den Ursprung der Sprache. Gelesen in der Preußischen Akademie der Wissenschaften am 9. Januar 1851 (1985) 5 copies
Die Kinder- und Hausmärchen der Brüder Grimm : Band II. Mit farbigen Illustrationen von Karl Fischer (1957) 5 copies
Fairy Tales 5 copies
Erste Märchen: Und weil sie nicht gestorben sind, leben sie noch heute. 12 Märchen der Brüder Grimm (2011) 5 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen, gesammelt durch die Brüder Grimm. In drei Bänden: Vorw. v. Ingeborg… 5 copies
Die Kinder- und Hausmärchen der Brüder Grimm : Band IV. Mit farbigen Illustrationen von Karl Fischer (1815) 4 copies
Cinderella: The Ultimate Collection 4 copies
Aschenputtel und andere Märchen 4 copies
Grimm's fairy tales 4 copies
Old Sultan 4 copies
A New Job for Stu 4 copies
Fairy Tales 4 copies
Das grosse Märchenbuch. Hänsel und Gretel, Dornröschen, Cinderelle, Rotkäppchen, Schneewittchen, Ali Baba und die… (1992) 4 copies
Animals from A to Z 4 copies
The Best of Grimm's Fairy Tales 3 copies
Grimms's Fairy tales 3 copies
Fiabe dei fratelli Grimm 3 copies
Ham and Sal and the Very Good Smell 3 copies
Around the World and Beyond! 3 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales: Wolf and the Seven Little Kids/Pack of Ragamuffins/Brother and Sister/Three Snake-Leaves/Boots of… (2004) 3 copies
A Day of Wishes 3 copies
Aschenputtel: Ein Marchen der Bruder Grimm mit Bildern von Bernadette (Ein Nord-Sud Marchenbuch) (German Edition) (1977) 3 copies
The Twelve Brothers — Collector — 3 copies
Kinder- und Hausmarchen: Nach der grossen Ausgabe von 1857, textkritisch revideiert, kommentiert und durch Register… (1996) 3 copies
Godfather Death 3 copies
Der Märchenschatz - Sämtliche Märchen von Bechstein, Grimm und Hauff in drei Bänden (im Schuber) - Grimms Märchen… (2014) 3 copies
The Brothers Grimm Volume 2( 110 Grimmer Fairy Tales)[BROTHERS GRIMM V02][Imitation Leather] (2013) 3 copies
Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm Werke (Forschungsausgabe) - Abteilung I: Die Werke Jacob Grimms - Bände 17-18: Deutsche… (1955) 3 copies
Brüder Grimm. Die Märchen Box. 5 CDs: Schneewittchen / Dornröschen / Frau Holle / Der Froschkönig /… (2006) 3 copies
Fairy stories 3 copies
Briar Rose; the story of the sleeping beauty ([Walck fairy tales with historical notes]) (1972) 3 copies
Kuldlapsed ja teisi muinasjutte 3 copies
12 vackra sagor 3 copies
The Water of Life: A Tale from the Brothers Grimm by Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm (1986-09-03) (1852) 2 copies
German stories retold 2 copies
Grimm, Jacob; Grimm, Wilhelm : Schneewittchen; Hänsel und Gretel; Hans im Glück, 1 Audio-CD (2003) 2 copies
Briefwechsel der Brüder Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm mit den Verlegern des "Deutschen Wörterbuchs" Karl Reimer und Salomon… (2001) 2 copies
One-Eye -Two-Eyes - And Three-Eyes 2 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen gesammelt durch die Brüder Grimm mit den Zeichnungen von Otto Ubbelohde. Dritter Teil (1975) 2 copies
Snow-White and the seven dwarfs 2 copies
Aus den kleineren Schriften 2 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales (Illustrated) 2 copies
The Frog King, or Iron Heinrich 2 copies
Grimmin satukirjasto 2 copies
Sneeuwwitje 2 copies
Cinderella 2 copies
グリム童話集 : 完訳. 5 2 copies
Rondalles de Grimm 2 copies
Cinderella (Illustrated) 2 copies
The golden bird, and other stories 2 copies
Eventyr for børn og voksne 2 copies
Grimm's Complete Fairy Tales (Fall River Classics) by Brothers Grimm (7-Oct-2012) Hardcover 2 copies
Bröderna Grimms sagor. D. 2 2 copies
Zaubermärchen der Brüder Grimm / Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm ; eine umfassende Auswahl von Elisabeth Scherf ;… (1979) 2 copies
Contes 2 copies
Around the World and Beyond 2 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales - Kid Classics: The Classic Edition Reimagined Just-for-Kids! (Kid Classic #5) (2023) 2 copies
The Brothers Grimm 2 copies
BLANCANIEVES-LOS TRES CERDITOS 2 copies
Selected Folktales/Ausgewahlte Marchen: A Dual-Language Book (Dover Dual Language German) Bilingual edition (2004) 2 copies
O Flautista de Hamelin 2 copies
Grimms' fairy tales 2 copies
Fiabe, volume primo 2 copies
Der Froschkönig 2 copies
Gåsepiken 2 copies
Selbstbiographie: Ausgewahlte Schriften, Reden und Abhandlungen (Literatur, Philosophie, Wissenschaft) (1984) 2 copies
Rotkäppchen 2 copies
Hänsel und Gretel: Ein Musik-Bilderbuch nach den Gebrüdern Grimm und der Oper von Engelbert Humperdinck (2005) 2 copies
Grimms Märchen. Rotkäppchen. Der Wolf und die sieben jungen Geißlein. Hänsel und Gretel (1980) 2 copies
Deutsche Märchen 2 copies
Sprookjes van Grimm I 2 copies
My book of Hansel and Gretel 2 copies
Märchen der Brüder Grimm. Numerierte, signierte Ausgabe mit einem zusätzlichen Bild als Extradruck (1995) 2 copies
Childrens and Household Tales 2 copies
Cuentos de Grimm (Spanish Edition) 2 copies
La Llave de oro y otros cuentos/ The Golden Key and Other Stories (Cuentos Completos / Complete Stories) (Spanish… (2006) 2 copies
Es spukt nicht nur um Mitternacht 2 copies
Elektitaj fabeloj 2 copies
12 Der Schonsten Grimms Marchen 2 copies
Die schönsten deutschen Sagen 2 copies
Der Wettlauf zwischen dem Igel und dem Hasen auf der kleinen Heide bei Buxtehude : in hochdeutscher und niederdeutscher… (1991) 2 copies
Porkkanainen 2 copies
Pohádky bratří Grimmů 2 copies
Snow White (Illustrated) 2 copies
Fundevogel 2 copies
Kinder-und Hausmärchen Band 2 2 copies
Grimms Fairy Tales EASTON 2 copies
Kinder-und Hausmärchen Band 1 2 copies
De ongeschminkte Grimm: de oudste versie van de Sprookjes voor kind en gezin naar het Ölenbergse handschrift (1983) 2 copies
Kinder- und Hausmärchen gesammelt durch die Brüder Grimm. Mit den Zeichnungen von Otto Ubbelohde. Erster Teil (von… (1975) 2 copies
The Bear and the Kingbird 1 copy
The Original Folk and Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm[ORIGINAL FOLK & FAIRY TALES OF][Hardcover] 1 copy
Bluebeard 1 copy
Grimm. Volledige uitgave 1 copy
Märchen von Brüder Grimm 1 copy
Grimm's Fairy Tales 1 copy
Le fiabe 1 copy
Raperonzolo 1 copy
Blancanieves (PRIMEROS LECTORES (1-5 años) - Cuentos clásicos para leer y contar) (Spanish Edition) (2017) 1 copy
El libro de los 101 cuentos (Literatura Infantil (6-11 Años) - Libros-Regalo) (Spanish Edition) (2015) 1 copy
2. Teil 1 copy
Grimms Märchen und Sagen (vollständige Ausgabe): Cabra-Leder mit zweifarbigen Prägungen (2023) 1 copy
New Tales from Grimm 1 copy
Hansel and Gretel 1 copy
La Bella Addormentata 1 copy
Les trois fils du tailleur 1 copy
The Complete Folk & Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm (Wisehouse Classics - The Complete and Authoritative Edition):… (2020) 1 copy
Fiabe dei fratelli Grimm 1 copy
The Water-Sprite 1 copy
The Brothers Grimm Illustrated: 54 Household Tales with Illustrations by Arthur Rackham & Gustaf Tenggren (Top Five… (2022) 1 copy
Les plus beaux comptes 1 copy
Gorshok kashi 1 copy
Little Red Riding Hood 1 copy
Grimms Eventyr Vol. 1 1 copy
Lumeeit 1 copy
Grimms Eventyr 1 copy
Os músicos de Bremen 1 copy
Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm Werke (Forschungsausgabe) - Abteilung I: Die Werke Jacob Grimms - Bände 1-8: Kleinere… (1991) 1 copy
Hansel et Gretel (Edition pédagogique commentée et complétée de Notes, Belin Boussole) (1812) — Author — 1 copy
Les six serviteurs — Author — 1 copy
Tutte le fiabe, vol. 1-2-4 1 copy
Hannu ja Kerttu 1 copy
Grimms Märchen 4. 3 CDs: Der Teufel mit den drei goldenen Haaren / Die kluge Bauerntochter / Frieder und… (2007) 1 copy
Novelle 1 copy
Stories from Grimm ... Text version by W. K. Holmes. Illustrations by Barbara C. Freeman (1949) 1 copy
Jaś i Małgosia 1 copy
Chatka w lesie 1 copy
Baśnie Braci Grimm Tom II 1 copy
Baśnie Braci Grimm Tom I 1 copy
Animals from A-Z 1 copy
Muinasjutte (1. osa) 1 copy
Bitsy A Spider's Tale 1 copy
Muinasjutte (2. osa) 1 copy
Picture Book 1 copy
Grimms eventyr 1 copy
Le hardi petit tailleur et douze autres contes (INACTIF- FOLIO JUNIOR EDITION SPECIALE () (2001) 1 copy
Die goldene Gans - Mini 1 copy
Der Zaunkoenig und der Baer 1 copy
Das Eselein 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen : II 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen. Band 1 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen. Band 2 1 copy
A Collection of Bedtime Stories for Children: The Tale of Peter Rabbit, Hansel and Gretel, Goldilocks and the Three… (2018) 1 copy
Märchen. Eine Auslese 1 copy
Hamburger Lesehefte : Die zertanzten Schuhe — Text — 1 copy
Grimms Märchen Vol.1: Hörspiel: Schneewittchen / Hänsel und Gretel / Hans im Glück / Frau Holle /… (2003) 1 copy
Cuatro cuentos de Grimm 1 copy
Eventyr I & II 1 copy
Cinderella 1 copy
Cinderella 1 copy
El libro de los 101 cuentos 1 copy
Cinderella (Aschenputtel) 1 copy
The Nose 1 copy
Wiegen- und Kinderlieder 1 copy
Dornroschen 1 copy
SimsalaGrimm, Zum Vorlesen und Selberlesen, Das tapfere Schneiderlein und zwei weitere Märchen 1 copy
Berg und Tal begegnen sich 1 copy
Mein allererstes Märchenbuch 1 copy
Cenerentola 1 copy
Grimm"s Fairy Tales 1 copy
Marienkind 1 copy
SimsalaGrimm Rumpelstilzchen 1 copy
the fox and the rat 1 copy
the twelve hunstmen 1 copy
Τα αγαπημένα μου Παραμύθια 1 copy
clever gretel 1 copy
Φτερουγίσματα της φαντασίας 1 copy
Ævintýrbókin 1 copy
The Golden Goose 1 copy
Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten 1 copy
Brødrene Grimms eventyr 1 copy
Het dappere kleermakertje 1 copy
Tra le fiabe dei Grimm: rilettura, itinerario didattico e giochi creativi a cura di Laura Gasparino Giacobazzi e Silvio… (1992) 1 copy
Doctor know all 1 copy
O alfaiate valente 1 copy
Sprookjes van Grimm 1 copy
Grimms M_rchen 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausm_rchen 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausm_rchen. 1 copy
Deutsche Mythologie, 1. Band 1 copy
Cuéntame un cuento de los hermanos Grimm — Author — 1 copy
Pohádky 1 copy
La bella durmiente 1 copy
Hamburger Lesehefte : Brüder Grimm : Das blaue Licht — Text — 1 copy
Hamburger Lesehefte : Kleine Märchentruhe der Brüder Grimm — Text — 1 copy
Branca-de-neve 1 copy
O cacete maravilhoso 1 copy
The Dog and the Sparrow 1 copy
the turnip 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausmärchen 1 copy
The willow-wren and the bear 1 copy
König Drosselbart 1 copy
A Day of Wishes 1 copy
CHAPEUZINHO VERMELHO 1 copy
CHAPÉUZINHO VERMELHO 1 copy
Sprookjes van Grimm 1 copy
Grimm's Fairy Tales: 64 Dark Original Tales - With Accompanying Facts, 55 Illustrations, and 62 Free Online Audio… (2014) 1 copy
Amhránaithe Bhremen 1 copy
Trys verpėjos: [pasakos] 1 copy
Das Tapfere Schneiderlein and Schneewittchen, Retold and Edited After the German of Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm (1941) 1 copy
Le malin petit tailleur 1 copy
Grimm Fairy Stories 1 copy
Valkoinen käärme 1 copy
Tittelintuure 1 copy
Rosalinda 1 copy
Walthari-Lied 1 copy
Pollicino 1 copy
The Nail (Short Story) 1 copy
The Three Spinners 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausmaerchen 1 copy
Kinder lieben Märchen 01. Der gestiefelte Kater . Sterntaler / Schneewittchen / Allerleirauh / Die Eule (2007) 1 copy
Baśnie dla najmłodszych 1 copy
Rede auf Schiller gehalten in der feierlichen Sitzung der Königl. Akad. der Wiss. am 10. Nov. 1859 1 copy
Grimms Fairy tailes 1 copy
Az aranymadár és más mesék 1 copy
Lieder der alten Edda 1 copy
Zes sprookjes van Grimm 1 copy
初版格林童話集（全四冊） 1 copy
Kinder- und haus-märchen 1 copy
Das Tapfere Schneiderlein und andere Märchen = El Sastrecillo valiente y otros cuentos : versiones bilingües… (2000) 1 copy
I musicanti di Brema 1 copy
Hänsel e Gretel-Jorinda e Joringhello-Il re Bazza di Tordo-La regina delle api-Tremontino... Con CD Audio formato MP3.… (2011) 1 copy
The Water of life 1 copy
Van het toovervischje 1 copy
Grimm's popular tales 1 copy
Grimmin kauneimmat sadut 1 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausmärchen : Gesamtausgabe mit 8 Bildern von Ludwig Emil Grimm und 95 Illustrationen (2003) 1 copy
Kinder- und Hausmärchen. Nach Sammlung d. Brüder Grimm. Texte gesichtet von Hans Fraungruber. Bilder von… (1976) 1 copy
The Strange Musician 1 copy
Blancanieves y los siete enanitos El viejo sultán. El borriquillo. El rey-rana. El rey del mar. Piel de oso.… (1974) 1 copy
Owld Peadair 1 copy
Favourite Tales 1 copy
Kleinere Schriften 1 copy
Vahva rätsep : [muinasjutt] 1 copy
Märchen. 1. Mein erstes Buch 1 copy
Grimm, Jacob; Grimm, Wilhelm : Frau Holle; Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten; Von einem der auszog das Fürchten zu lernen, 1… (2003) 1 copy
Little golden books 1 copy
Skazki brat'ev Grimm 1 copy
Märchenbilderbuch 1 copy
Eventyr. B.1 1 copy
Gyermek- és családi mesék 1 copy
Сказки Братьев Гримм 1 copy
Grimm, Jacob; Grimm, Wilhelm : Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot; Brüderchen und Schwesterchen, 1 Audio-CD (2007) 1 copy
Den kloka drottningen 1 copy
Über Frauennamen aus Blumen 1 copy
Grimmsævintýri : 2. hefti 1 copy
Bumpkin 1 copy
The Sea-Rabbit 1 copy
The Griffin 1 copy
The Three Snake-Leaves 1 copy
Ashiepattle 1 copy
Manypelts 1 copy
The Rightful Bride 1 copy
The Iron Stove 1 copy
The TWA Royal Bairnies 1 copy
Jack Of Iron 1 copy
The Young Donkey 1 copy
Jack My Hedgehog 1 copy
The Salad-Donkey 1 copy
The Dwarfie 1 copy
The Three Brothers 1 copy
The Four Skilful Brothers 1 copy
The Young Giant 1 copy
Thickasathumb 1 copy
The Prince Afraid Of Nothing 1 copy
The Crystal Ball 1 copy
Auld Rinkie 1 copy
The Nixie In the Pond 1 copy
Fetcher's Fowl 1 copy
Clever Elsie 1 copy
Lazy Harry 1 copy
The Three Army-Surgeons 1 copy
The Clever Little Tailor 1 copy
Jack The Strong Man 1 copy
The Master Huntsman 1 copy
Sprookjes. Derde verzameling 1 copy
De sprookjes kast 1 copy
The frog king 1 copy
Grimm's Fairy Tales: Snow White, Hansel and Gretel, Rumplestiltsken, Cinderella and Many Others (Junior Classics) (1994) 1 copy
The Two Brothers 1 copy
Grimms Märchen : Erster Teil 1 copy
Scéalta ó Ghrimm 1 copy
The Jeniper Tree 1 copy
Mother Snowbed 1 copy
The Three Birdies 1 copy
Grimms' Fairy Tales by The Brothers Grimm, tanslated by Mrs. EV Lucy Crane and Marian Edwardes 1 copy
Grimms ævintýri 1 1 copy
Grimms ævintýri 2 1 copy
Kaunotar ja peto 1 copy
Grimms' goblins 1 copy
Fairy Stories 1 copy
Principessa pel di topo 1 copy
Die Schoensten Marchen 1 copy
El Llop I Els Set Cabridets / The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats (Sopa De Contes) (Catalan Edition) 1 copy
Grimm's tales 1 copy
Trzej szczęśliwcy 1 copy
Æventyret om Hans og Grete 1 copy
Trys verpėjos 1 copy
O capuchinho vermelho 1 copy
Household and fairy tales 1 copy
Janko in Metka 1 copy
Punamütsike : [muinasjutt] 1 copy
Little Redcape 1 copy
Sterntaler 1 copy
Der Froschkig 1 copy
Gesamtausgabe 1 copy
ROZPRÁVKY 1 copy
Lumeeit 1 copy
Rouva Holle 1 copy
Der gestiefelte Kater 1 copy
Cabaret Grimm 1 copy
The Frog King, Or Iron Harry 1 copy
Mein kleines Märchenbuch 1 copy
98. Contes 1 copy
Hans im Glück ein Märchen 1 copy
The Pack of Ragamuffins 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen : Erster Band 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen. 2 1 copy
Deutsche Sagen. 1 1 copy
Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales 1 copy
Le fiabe di Grimm 1 copy
Lumeeit : [muinasjutt] 1 copy
Where Disney Got It 1 copy
El sastrecillo valiente = The brave little tailor : basado en un cuento de los Hermanos Grimm 1 copy
Grimm’s Fairy Tales Specially adapted and arranged for young people With Original Illustrations 1 copy
Bröderna Grimms sagor. D. 1 1 copy
Tähtikolikot 1 copy
The Three Sons of Fortune 1 copy
Muzykanci z Bremy 1 copy
Erster Band A - Biermolke 1 copy
Dritter Band: E - Forsche 1 copy
Household stories from the collection of Grimm Brothers: translated from the German by Lucy Crane. (2009) 1 copy
Hörspielschätze 2. CD. Märchen der Gebrüder Grimm: Der Froschkönig / Das tapfere Schneiderlein… (2006) 1 copy
1: Cuentos Tradicionales / Traditional Stories (I) (Clasicos De Siempre/Cuentos / Always Classics / Stories) (Spanish… (2009) 1 copy
Doktor Alvidende 1 copy
Sette in un colpo 1 copy
La signora Neve 1 copy
Grimms' German Fairy Tales 1 copy
Betsy and Max Around Town 1 copy
Snow-White and other tales 1 copy
Timpe Tee 1 copy
Märchen der Brüder Grimm CD 6, 1 Audio-CD in handgefertigter Schmuckschachtel (Bibliophile Hörbuch-Edition) (2002) 1 copy
Il piffero magico 1 copy
Musikanterne fra Bremen 1 copy
Hans im Glück Märchen 1 copy
Fiabe (Einaudi): Prefazione di Giuseppe Cocchiara (Einaudi tascabili. Classici Vol. 110) (2013) 1 copy
Grimm's Fairy Stories 1 copy
Teutonic mythology. Vol. 1 1 copy
Teutonic mythology. Vol. 2 1 copy
Teutonic mythology. Vol. 3 1 copy
Teutonic mythology. Vol. 4 1 copy
Povești 1 copy
עמי ותמי : סיפור והפעלה 1 copy
Grimmige sprookjes op het toneel een toneelbewerking voor kinderen van zeven sprookjes van Grimm (1998) 1 copy
Grunneger Grimm 1 copy
Priče 1 copy
Sammakkoprinssi 1 copy
La oca de oro 1 copy
Associated Works
Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama (1995) — Contributor, some editions — 929 copies
The Great Fairy Tale Tradition: From Straparola and Basile to the Brothers Grimm [Norton Critical Edition] (2001) — Contributor — 361 copies
Fairy Tale Comics: Classic Tales Told by Extraordinary Cartoonists (2013) — Contributor — 301 copies
The Graphic Canon, Vol. 2: From "Kubla Khan" to the Bronte Sisters to The Picture of Dorian Gray (2012) — Contributor — 187 copies
The Twelve Dancing Princesses: A Folk Tale from the Brothers Grimm (Easy to Read Folktale) (1988) 162 copies
Beauty and the Beast: Classic Tales About Animal Brides and Grooms from Around the World (2017) — Contributor — 104 copies
The Sophisticated Cat: A Gathering of Stories, Poems, and Miscellaneous Writings About Cats (1992) — Contributor — 100 copies
The Graphic Canon of Children's Literature: The World's Greatest Kids' Lit as Comics and Visuals (2014) — Contributor — 90 copies
Snow White and Other Grimms' Fairy Tales (MinaLima Edition): Illustrated with Interactive Elements (2022) — Contributor, some editions — 76 copies
Tales of the German Imagination from the Brothers Grimm to Ingeborg Bachmann (Penguin Classics) (2012) — Contributor — 62 copies
Kingfisher Christmas Book: A Collection of Stories, Poems and Carols for the Twelve Days of Christmas (1985) — Contributor — 27 copies
Fairies, Pookas, and Changelings: A Complete Guide to the Wild and Wicked Enchanted Realm (2017) — Contributor — 24 copies
Swords and Sorcerers: Stories from the Worlds of Fantasy and Adventure (2002) — Contributor — 16 copies
The Illustrated Fairy Tale Princess Collection (Illustrated Classics) (2017) — Contributor — 12 copies
Dichtung der Romantik Zehnter Band - Volkstum I (Lied / Märchen / Sage / Legende / Übersetztes) — Contributor — 3 copies
Dichtung der Romantik Zwölfter Band - Die Welt der Romantiker (Berichte und Selbstdarstellungen / Briefe und Urkunden) — Contributor — 3 copies
Charakteristiken - Die Romantiker in Selbstzeugnissen und Äusserungen ihrer Zeitgenossen — Contributor — 3 copies
For Want of a Horse: Twenty-Three Tales of Supernatural Stallions, Magical Mares, and Paranormal Ponies (2015) — Contributor — 2 copies
Sämtliche Werke von Brüder Grimm (Delphi Classics Illustrierte Deutsche Edition) (2013) — Author — 2 copies
Auswahl aus der deutschen Literatur : mit einem Abrisz der Literaturgeschichte (1913) — Contributor — 2 copies
Rumpelstiltskin — Author — 2 copies
Dichtung der Romantik Elfter Band - Volkstum II (Volksbücher / Betrachtungen zur Dichtkunst, Musik, Bildenden Kunst… — Contributor — 2 copies
Hans-mon-hérisson 1 copy
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- Grimm, Jacob
- Legal name
- Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Carl
- Other names
- Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Carl
Grimm, Jacob - Birthdate
- 1785-01-04
- Date of death
- 1863-09-20
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel (
Germany - Country (for map)
- Germany
- Birthplace
- Hanau, Landgraviate of Hesse-Kassel, Holy Roman Empire (now Hesse ∙ Germany)
- Place of death
- Berlin, Brandenburg, Kingdom of Prussia
- Places of residence
- Hanau, Hesse, Germany
Göttingen, Germany
Berlin, Germany - Education
- University of Marburg
- Occupations
- mythologist
jurist
philologist
writer
clerk (war office)
folklorist (show all 8)
librarian (to Jerome Bonaparte)
professor - Relationships
- Grimm, Wilhelm (brother)
Diderot, Denis (friend) - Organizations
- University of Berlin
University of Göttingen - Awards and honors
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Foreign Honorary Member 1857)
American Philosophical Society (1863) - Disambiguation notice
- Jacob Ludwig Carl Grimm born in 1785, is the older of two brothers known as Brothers Grimm, Wilhelm Karl Grimm is the other. Each author published books separately and these names should not be combined with each other nor with a combined name such as Brothers Grimm or Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. Thanks. Individual books can be combined by ISBN if there is one.
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This is a rather tame story considering that some of the Grimm Brother's stories were dark. In the forest (so many of the Grimm Brother's stories centered around a forest,) lived two beautiful kind sisters, their mother called one Snow White, the other Rose Red. Snow White was the calmer of the two, both were nice. There were rose bushes, red, and also white.
On a blustery cold day, when the door was opened, a huge grisly bear greeted them. While they were afraid, they invited the bear out of the cold. They proceded to take the snow off his fur and brush him while he warmed himself by the cottage fireplace. throuout the winter he came to the cottage and was always greeted warmly.
In the Spring, he no loner visited the girls. As the went into the forrest, the deer, birds and animals greeted them. They were safe, in fact once when the fell asleep, they were awoken be a shining white angel of a little girl who had protected them throughout the night as they were unaware of the steep cliff they were near.
Going into the woods for kindling, one day they came upon a short nasty-spirited grnome with a long beard and ugly demeanor, the gnome's beard was stuck in a trunk. They helped him only to be admonished by him. They noticed he carried a bag of gold. Once again they found the tangled gome in the water caught by a fish line. They helped him and were treated the same way as before.
This time they noted a sack of pearls.
The third time they found the gnome and saved him from a rather large eagle who was about to harm him. Again, they were rudely treated. they then found the bear in the woods who frightened the nasty gnome. He offered the tasty morsel girls as an option of leaving him alone. The bear killed the gnome.
Suddenly, the bear turned into a charming prince who was under the spell of the nasty gnome who stole his treasure. His death set the prince free.
Years later, he married Snow White and his brother married Rose Red. They took care of their mother in her elder years and lived happily. Every year the rose busses planted in front of their windows bore the nicest roses of red and white.
As with all books illustrated by Gennady Spirin, this one is no exception. His illustrations are always rendered beautifully and agument any story he chooses to illustrate.
I have a large selection of the books he illustrated and hope to collect all of them.… (more)
On a blustery cold day, when the door was opened, a huge grisly bear greeted them. While they were afraid, they invited the bear out of the cold. They proceded to take the snow off his fur and brush him while he warmed himself by the cottage fireplace. throuout the winter he came to the cottage and was always greeted warmly.
In the Spring, he no loner visited the girls. As the went into the forrest, the deer, birds and animals greeted them. They were safe, in fact once when the fell asleep, they were awoken be a shining white angel of a little girl who had protected them throughout the night as they were unaware of the steep cliff they were near.
Going into the woods for kindling, one day they came upon a short nasty-spirited grnome with a long beard and ugly demeanor, the gnome's beard was stuck in a trunk. They helped him only to be admonished by him. They noticed he carried a bag of gold. Once again they found the tangled gome in the water caught by a fish line. They helped him and were treated the same way as before.
This time they noted a sack of pearls.
The third time they found the gnome and saved him from a rather large eagle who was about to harm him. Again, they were rudely treated. they then found the bear in the woods who frightened the nasty gnome. He offered the tasty morsel girls as an option of leaving him alone. The bear killed the gnome.
Suddenly, the bear turned into a charming prince who was under the spell of the nasty gnome who stole his treasure. His death set the prince free.
Years later, he married Snow White and his brother married Rose Red. They took care of their mother in her elder years and lived happily. Every year the rose busses planted in front of their windows bore the nicest roses of red and white.
As with all books illustrated by Gennady Spirin, this one is no exception. His illustrations are always rendered beautifully and agument any story he chooses to illustrate.
I have a large selection of the books he illustrated and hope to collect all of them.… (more)
The Brothers Grimm are well known as the writers of amazing fairy tales. This is the story of a poor man, a miller, with a beautiful daughter named Rose. His luck was out, his money gone, he decided to set off for the palace of the King and plead his case for the King to fall in love with his beautiful daughter.
Weaving a tale of lies, the miller told the King his daughter could spin straw into gold. Interested, the King told him to return to the palce with his daughter, and if what he said was true, he would be richly rewarded. But, if Rose failed, she will lose her head. The father was shocked and admitted his lie. "Too Bad!" said the King.
He returned home and his daughter and told her what he said to the king. She said there was nothing left to do, but she would plead with the King. Seeing the beautiful Rose, while he was captivated by her beauty, he told her that before morning every piece of straw in the room where he was placing her, had to be turned into gold, or else, her head would be chopped off.
As Rose sat at the spinning wheel in the room weeping, there was a strange voice that came from an ugly little man with a funny hat and a long grey beard. He told Rose he could help her. In return she gave him her gold necklace that belonged to her grandmother. Sitting at the spinning wheel, he quickly spun every piece of straw into beautiful gold. The little man disappeared. The King entered and greedily demanded more by the next day.
Placing her in the second room with more straw, he demanded the same to be fulfilled by the next morning. Rose wept. Then, again the reedyly little voice told her he would spin the straw to gold. In return she gave him a gold ring given to her by her mother. The next day the King entered the room to the excitement of piles and piles of stunning gold. But, again, this was not enough, he wanted more, more.
The third night, he locked Rose in the room three times as big as before. Again, telling her to work her magic, or she would lose her head. Suddenly, the screechy sound of the ugly little man was heard as he jumped up and down in excitement, "What will you give me this time?" he asked. Rose had nothing left to give. Sadly, Rose said, "But, if you take pity on me now, I'll give you anything you want when I am Queen!"
Jumping up and down the ugly little man told Rose that if he spun all this gold she must give him her first born child. Rose agreed.
The next day, the room was filled with gold, and the King was excited. Not only did he have the wealth of all this gold, but now he had a beautiful wife.
As The Brothers Grimm write, many months passed, and Rose held a pretty little baby in her arms. So happy, she forgot the ugly little man and the promise she gave him. As she cried, the ugly man told her that she should stop crying. If she could guess his name, all is well. But if she could not guess his name, the baby would be his.
He visited her the first night to hear the names she called him. None were correct. The second night, again the names were wrong, and now the ugly man had gleen in his eyes believing the third night the beautiful baby would be his.
As fortune was in the hands of Rose, the King said while hunting he saw and ugly little man with a long gray beard spinning gold and sing a song saying his name was RTUMPELSTILTSKIN!
When he returned the next day, Rose told him his name. He was so mad he spun round and spun round and round while screaming. He as goneleaving Rose with a baby and the King.
This story has a happy ending.… (more)
Weaving a tale of lies, the miller told the King his daughter could spin straw into gold. Interested, the King told him to return to the palce with his daughter, and if what he said was true, he would be richly rewarded. But, if Rose failed, she will lose her head. The father was shocked and admitted his lie. "Too Bad!" said the King.
He returned home and his daughter and told her what he said to the king. She said there was nothing left to do, but she would plead with the King. Seeing the beautiful Rose, while he was captivated by her beauty, he told her that before morning every piece of straw in the room where he was placing her, had to be turned into gold, or else, her head would be chopped off.
As Rose sat at the spinning wheel in the room weeping, there was a strange voice that came from an ugly little man with a funny hat and a long grey beard. He told Rose he could help her. In return she gave him her gold necklace that belonged to her grandmother. Sitting at the spinning wheel, he quickly spun every piece of straw into beautiful gold. The little man disappeared. The King entered and greedily demanded more by the next day.
Placing her in the second room with more straw, he demanded the same to be fulfilled by the next morning. Rose wept. Then, again the reedyly little voice told her he would spin the straw to gold. In return she gave him a gold ring given to her by her mother. The next day the King entered the room to the excitement of piles and piles of stunning gold. But, again, this was not enough, he wanted more, more.
The third night, he locked Rose in the room three times as big as before. Again, telling her to work her magic, or she would lose her head. Suddenly, the screechy sound of the ugly little man was heard as he jumped up and down in excitement, "What will you give me this time?" he asked. Rose had nothing left to give. Sadly, Rose said, "But, if you take pity on me now, I'll give you anything you want when I am Queen!"
Jumping up and down the ugly little man told Rose that if he spun all this gold she must give him her first born child. Rose agreed.
The next day, the room was filled with gold, and the King was excited. Not only did he have the wealth of all this gold, but now he had a beautiful wife.
As The Brothers Grimm write, many months passed, and Rose held a pretty little baby in her arms. So happy, she forgot the ugly little man and the promise she gave him. As she cried, the ugly man told her that she should stop crying. If she could guess his name, all is well. But if she could not guess his name, the baby would be his.
He visited her the first night to hear the names she called him. None were correct. The second night, again the names were wrong, and now the ugly man had gleen in his eyes believing the third night the beautiful baby would be his.
As fortune was in the hands of Rose, the King said while hunting he saw and ugly little man with a long gray beard spinning gold and sing a song saying his name was RTUMPELSTILTSKIN!
When he returned the next day, Rose told him his name. He was so mad he spun round and spun round and round while screaming. He as goneleaving Rose with a baby and the King.
This story has a happy ending.… (more)
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Unfortunately, after searching for more than an hour, I was only able to find one illustration for this book.
To observe the beauty of the artistry, I highly recommend purchasing this book. I found this edition on Thriftbooks.com
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This is a tale of a couple who longed for a daughter after having seven sons. When a baby girl was born, she was tiny, nonetheless, her parents were overjoyed even though she was hospitalized at once.
Her father sent one of the sons to fetch water for the baptism. Excited, the other six accompanyed him. In their excitement, the pitcher dropped into the well.
They were very afraid to go home. Waiting, the father assumed the sons forgot and were playing instead of obtaining water for the baptism. He wished they would turn to ravens, and alas the wind began to whirl and seven black ravens flew away.
When the spell could not be undone, they were sad, but found a lot of joy in their daughter. When she grew, she overheard mention of the seven brothers and that she was to blame for their curse. Her parents told her the spell was heaven's wish.
The beautiful daughter could not rest until she found her brothers and helped to undo the curse. She left her home and took a small ring reminding her of her parents, a loaf of bread and water. In addition, she took a chair to rest when she was weary.
Her travels took her to the world's end where so found the sun that was way too sorching. Fearing the sun would harm her, she continined on and found the wicked moon who told her he liked the flesh of human children. Again she fled. The stars that she found were kind and had their own chairs.
Finally, she found the morning star who gave her a chicken leg and told her her brothers would be found inside the glass mountion, but the chicken leg would be needed .
As the story progressed, she opened the cloth that previously held the chicken leg, but it was gone. Here is where the story gets a gory as the girl cuts her find with a knife to unlock the door to the glass mountain.
As usual, a fairytale, has to contain some type of nastiness. The little figer unlocked the door into the glass mountain.
Now, the long journey proceeds as she discovers a dwarf who tells her the brothers are ravens, and she should wait and eat a tad from eachof the seven plates placed before her.
Whirling back to the beginning, the ring she originally took, now is mistakenly dropped in a cup. In doing so, the raven flapped inside and much like the story of Goldilocks, the ravens asked "Who's been drinking from my cup. With that the ravens recognized the ring as belonging to their parents of lond ago.
Knowing now only their sister can break the spell, and the ravens became the seven brothers of long ago.
The ending is happy, and they all traveled home happily.
This story is new to me. As I journey through illustrated books with their exquisite illustrations, it again becomes abundantly clear that fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm all have much in common:
A longing for a beautiful, life, different than the one currently lived. A journey to a far away mountain, castle or woods where others are found to help unlock the spell wether it is a kiss, a ring, a glass slipper. Along the way there is either an individual or a group who will help, perhaps dwarfs or others who either assist to find the way to find the end where the spell is broken and the main character find his/her fulfillment.
The stunning illustrations made this tale special.… (more)