Mermaid Pictures, 19th Century

I'm going by a "long" ninteenth century, ending in 1913 or so. The first World War mostly killed-off Mermaids as a major subject of Western art. Or anyway they went into hiding— quite literally in the case of Delvaux's 1942 The Village of the Mermaids. Don't worry, they re-emerged in Boris Vallejo's California.

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Rowland Wheelwright, "The Enchanted Shore" 450 x 300 illusionsgallery .com Actaea, the Nymph of the Shore. by Frederic Leighton (1868) 500 x 273 ocaiw.com Sea Melodies, by Herbert Draper (1904) 429 x 600 artformgallery .com The Sea Maiden, by Herbert Draper 700 x 385 artformgallery .com Mermaid, Tiffany 336 x 581 frumps.com The Water Nymph, Herbert Draper (1898) 1000 x 515 palettesofvision .com The kiss of the enchantress, J.L. Gloag 353 x 700 perso.club-internet .fr Sirens in the Water, Rackham 1026 x 1411 fantasyarts .net N�cken (Nix), by Str�mkarlen (1884) 293 x 375 w1.318.comhem .se 666 x 666 endicott-studio .com 593 x 501 olywa.net author unknown 513 x 325 wellesley.edu Flying Fish, by Herbert Draper 387 x 600 artformgallery .com Naiad's Pool, by Herbert Draper 550 x 560 artformgallery .com The Wave, by William Adolphe Bouguereau Nobody said it was a mermaid, but it's gorgeous nevertheless. 900 x 680 kingsgalleries .com The Land Baby, by John Collier (1909) 457 x 600 icecastle.org 400 x 400 aquarticles .com 451 x 596 arthurlloyd.co .uk
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