The Mermaid ~ 1920 ~ Charles Murray Padday (British artist, 1868-1954)
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The Mermaid ~ 1920 ~ Charles Murray Padday (British artist, 1868-1954)
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Gallery Note: Depicts the artist's own sculpture, which she exhibited at the IELA in 1947. In the same exhibition she also showed an oil entitled 'Mermaid and Rose', which may be the present painting. ~ Whyte's - Irish Art
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