The Merman again showed Civil the chamber of gold by Katharine Pyle

Ink illustration of a crowned merman gesturing beside a young man, with a dark urn and pitcher on a pedestal.

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A pen-and-ink illustration shows a crowned, bearded merman in flowing robes gesturing outward beside a young man who extends his hands toward the scene. A dark, scaled vessel and a small ornate pitcher on a carved pedestal sit nearby. The print, by Katharine Pyle and dated 1916, carries the caption 'The Merman again showed Civil the chamber of gold and the chamber of jewels.'

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