Yet it was not so sweet as the song of the Syrens by Edmund Dulac

Color plate of three winged Sirens on a rocky cliff above a red ship with a pale sail passing on calm sea.

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Yet it was not so sweet as the song of the Syrens, Edmund Dulac (1919). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Edmund Dulac died in 1953; this work is in the public domain.

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A color plate shows three winged women with bird bodies perched on a rocky outcrop above the sea, with a red-hulled ship under a pale sail passing below. The scene is rendered in soft, stylized tones with patterned feathers and stone forms. This print by Edmund Dulac is dated 1919 and illustrates the Syrens episode, captioned on page 128.

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