Water Nymph

"Symbolist Painting. “water Nymph”. Around 1890" Symbolist painting. Period: 19th century Style

Andre MASSON Water Nymph, 1964 Original lithograph (Mourlot workshop) Printed monogram of the

Everett Shinn, 1876-1953 Water Nymphs, n.d. Pen and ink with gesso on paper 20 x 18 ½ inches Signed

Four antique bronze plaques depicting water-nymphs, by Ferdinand Barbedienne French, 19th century

original artwork for A 1936 Iodent toothpaste give away poster . The painting is titled the Water Nymphs

Art Nouveau Bronze Lily Pad & Water Nymph Candlesticks, Signed CH Barr, 1902  This exquisite

Water Nymph, Pendant Necklace Charm Coin Amulet with Diamond, 24kt Gold and Silver by Prehistoric

This exquisite lithograph by Georges Rouault (1871–1958), titled La Roussalka (The Water Nymph

19th-Century Romantic Continental School Painting, Undine / Ondine (Water Nymph) Painting, French

Ancient, Sinope - Water Nymph - Tetradrachm Coin (Replica) Charm Pendant, 24kt Gold, Silver

Ancient, Sinope - Water Nymph, Tetradrachm Charm Coin (Replica) Pendant, 24kt Gold, Silver & 0.06ct

a sunflower. Clytia (or Clytie) was a water nymph, daughter of Oceanus and Tethys in Greek mythology

) or water nymph holding cattails in her hands and attended by a small cherub. Cast in relief and with

Emanuel Oberhauser (Austrian 1854 - 1919) “Mermaids, Neptune and Sea Water Nymphs” An Exceptional

the boat of Ondine, the Water Nymph. There are many myths and stories surrounding the water nymph

Art Nouveau push and pull door handles in the shape of two water nymphs, originally from spa in the

In Greek mythology, the water nymph Larissa was not a goddess, but a nature diety represented by a

sculpture. Two nude water nymphs on stone. Incised signature In excellent condition, small hole in the top

-ΣAIΩN around. HISTORY Larissa, a water nymph, was the daughter of the primordial man Pelasgus. She was

leading French 19th century metalworker, Ferdinand Barbedienne. Each of the four plaques portrays a water

the Greek water nymph Kallisto. Oval shape. IN STOCK Limited Edition DESIGNER NOTE: “The natural

named after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Limited edition - In stock Stone details: Peridot 2.25ct

Brilliant cut dimonds. The earrings are named after the Greek water nymph "Kallisto" Stone details: Iolite

the Greek water nymph "Niso". Stone details: Iolite 3.90 ct in oval, pear, emerald and round cut and

named after the Greek water nymph "Niso". DESIGNER NOTE: “The natural beauty and mystical ambience of

Pave setting diamonds,named after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Limited edition - In stock Stone

Drop earrings in 18kt Yellow Gold with Iolite and Peridots named after the Greek water nymph

Peridot named after the Greek water nymph Kallisto. DESIGNER NOTE: “The natural beauty and mystical

it's named after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Chain type: Double rolo Stone details: Iolite 3.89 ct

Cluster named after the Greek water nymph 'Kallisto' . Collection: A dream of elegance Information

This imposing garden fountain presents a classical female figure, perhaps Hebe or a water nymph

necklace belong to the Collection " A dream of elegance" and it's named after the Greek water nymph

necklace belong to the Collection " A dream of elegance" and it's named after the Greek water nymph

brilliant cut Diamonds ,Oval Shape Cluster named after the Greek water nymph 'Kallisto' . A statement ring

the Greek water nymph "Imalia ". Nicofilimon, sees jewellery as an art form that exists in harmony

brilliant cut Diamonds, Oval Shape Cluster named after the Greek water nymph 'Kallisto' . A statement ring

This intriguing statue depicts the water nymph Ondine, an enduring and popular figure in a

This necklace belong to the Collection " A dream of elegance" and it's named after the Greek water

of elegance" and it's named after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Nicofilimon, sees jewellery as an art

after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Nicofilimon, sees jewellery as an art form that exists in harmony

Collection " A dream of elegance" and it's named after the Greek water nymph "Imalia". Nicofilimon, sees

it's named after the Greek water nymph "Echo". Nicofilimon, sees jewellery as an art form that exists

Setting Diamonds, named after the Greek water nymph "Neda". The leader-piece of "A Dream of Elegance

the form of a water nymph, gazing through ripples and water lilies, all in the iconic Art Nouveau

blessings to help them succeed in their endeavors. The opposite side of the coin depicts the water-nymph

. Diana made up a triad with two other Roman deities: Egeria the water nymph, her servant and assistant

, where the water nymph Clytie was transformed into a flower that followed the sun across the sky after

tender and their gestures intimate, evoking the classical spirit of mythological nymphs or water spirits

legend of Ondine, a water spirit or nymph derived from Germanic folklore. In the Ondine legend, the

water nymph from Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué’s novella, which earned him critical acclaim and a grand

depicts a dramatic scene in which a river god rises from the water, reaching for a nymph, while two putti

dramatic, asymmetrical handle cast in the form of a lithe, semi-nude nymph or water naiad, whose graceful

fetch water at a fountain. The nymphs of the fountain (or naiads) thought him so beautiful that they

fetch water at a fountain. The nymphs of the fountain (or naiads) thought him so beautiful that they

author of the figure of Apollo—inspired by the Apollo of Belvedere—, of Doris, the nymph pouring water

fetch water at a fountain. The nymphs of the fountain (or naiads) thought him so beautiful that they

ashore to fetch water at a fountain. The nymphs of the fountain (or naiads) thought him so beautiful that