Calling it a tail did not make it one by Dugald Stewart Walker

Black and white print of a pale figure with flowing hair streaming through a starry sky, forming a comet-like tail.

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Calling it a tail did not make it one, Dugald Stewart Walker (1920). Via artnap.com

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A black and white print shows a pale female figure streaming through a dark starry sky, her long hair and drapery trailing behind her in dense, swirling lines that form a comet-like tail. The caption beneath reads "Calling it a tail did not make it one." The work is attributed to Dugald Stewart Walker and dated 1920.

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1920

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Mythology