The Argonauts and the sea nymphs
Maud Hunt Squire · 1873-1954
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Why is this public domain? Maud Hunt Squire died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.
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A richly colored illustration in an Art Nouveau style shows several sea nymphs with long flowing hair and fish-like tails swimming through stylized, curling waves. Behind them, figures crowd the water beside a wooden ship, while a fierce golden sea monster with open jaws rises at the right. This print by Maud Hunt Squire, dated 1901, depicts the Argonauts encountering the sea nymphs.
