Nyads and Dryads by Walter Crane

Watercolor of nymphs among trees and a pond with water lilies, a bearded river god pouring water in the background.

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Why is this public domain? Walter Crane died in 1915; this work is in the public domain.

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This watercolor, titled Nyads and Dryads and attributed to Walter Crane, shows nude female figures emerging from tree trunks and reclining in a pond among water lilies, while a bearded river god pours water from a urn in the reeds. A seated woman in blue drapery and a flower wreath watches from a rock in the foreground.

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