Mermaid

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English: A mermaid is a legendary creature with a female human head and torso (if it's male, it's called a merman) and the tail of a fish, which inhabits the water.

Español: Sirenas, como criaturas mitológicas marinas.

Italiano: Sirene, come creature leggendarie marine.

Mermaid gallery

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  Double tailed Mermaid (16th century)
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  Arnold Böcklin: Das Spiel der Najaden, 1886
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  John Collier: The Land Baby, 1909
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  Knut Ekvall The Fisherman and The Siren
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  Frederic Leighton: The Fisherman and the Syren , around 1856
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  "A Mermaid" by John William Waterhouse, 1900.
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  Den lille Havfrue by Vilhelm Pedersen
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  Advertisement in The Ladies' World, March 1896
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  Paul Avril: Sappho, 1906
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  Franz von Stuck: Faun und Nixe, 1918
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  Mermaid from Clonfert Cathedral Co. Galway, Ireland
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  Mermaid (adjusted) from Clonfert Cathedral, Co. Galway, Ireland.
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  Mural in Bangkok, Thailand
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  Annette Kellerman in Merrilla, the Queen of the Sea, 1918

Sculptures

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  In 1557 in Besigheim, Germany
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  Mermaid in Bamberg, Germany
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  Detail from San Filippo Neri Church (17th/18th century) in Syracuse (Sicily)
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  Detail of a street lamp, Place de la Concorde, Paris
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  sculpture of a mermaid over a sea creature, made by Antonio Parera Saurina (1868–1946). Detail of the monument to Alfonso XII in the Jardines del Buen Retiro in Madrid (Spain), built from 1902 to 1922
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  pl:Warszawska Syrenka
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  Sacro Bosco of Bomarzo, Sirene and two lions
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  Mermaid statue at the Laem Samila beach, Songkhla, Thailand. Statue created in 1966 by Jitr Buabus
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  Mermaid by William Bloye
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  Relief by William Bloye
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  Escultura, plaza de Chonchi, Chile
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  Mermaid & family, Wedgewood button with M.Boulton cut steels, circa 1760 (Britain)

See also

• Category:Sirens