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Les Réfugiées de la Mer 1916 Mermaids on the beach, Shipwreck, Fabiano

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Les Réfugiées de la Mer, 1916 - Mermaids on the beach, Shipwreck, Fabiano
A period clipping of 1916 titled «Les Réfugiées de la Mer» (The Refugees of the Sea), drawn by Fabien Fabiano for Fantasio. Two mermaids with red-brown hair rest on a pink beach, one seen from behind with a blue scaly tail, the other facing the viewer in a bead necklace, beside a white lifebuoy and a dark wreck in the waves.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1916
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Fabien Fabiano  (1882—1962)
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
C67-99638
beach
mermaid
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