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Maud Hunt Squire - Theseus flung him from him, and lifted up his dreadful club

Theseus flung him from him, and lifted up his dreadful club (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)
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It was published or registered with the United States Copyright Office before January 1st, 1926
Maud Hunt Squire
About the Artist

Maud Hunt Squire was an American painter and printmaker. She had a lifelong relationship with artist Ethel Mars, with whom she traveled and lived in the United States and France.

Squire was born on January 20, 1873 in Milford, Ohio to her mother and Alfred Squire, who was a violinist and musician. Alfred gave music lessons and owned a music store. Her mother gave lessons in drawing. Squire was a talented musician and artist and was gifted in other languages.

Squire studied at the Art Academy of Cincinnati from 1894 to 1898; her instructors were Lewis Henry Meakin and Frank Duveneck. The second in her class, she received the Alumnal Gold Medal for excellence in mathematics and Latin and the Sinton Gold Medal, which was awarded by the board.

Squire gained notice for her color intaglio prints and her work in colored pastels, and was active as a book illustrator beginning while she was still a student; much of her work in the field was published jointly with Mars. She became a member of the Société Salon d'Automne, the Société des Dessinateurs et d'Humoristes, and the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts, and exhibited work widely, including at the Pan Pacific International Exposition of 1915.

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The Argonauts and the sea nymphs (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

Go feed the tortoise thyself (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

Then Jason leapt forward warily (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

See if i do not bring a nobler present than all of yours together! (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

The death of king Acrisius (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

Then they wept, and chattered and scolded; but in vain (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

When they saw Theseus they shrieked; and the shepherds ran off (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

So he stepped forward and saw them dancing (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

Media shrieked and dashed the cup to the ground (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

The two old men’s hands shook together as they tried to warm themselves before the fire (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

So they went down to the black-sailed ship (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)

As he played, they danced to his measure (1901)

Maud Hunt Squire (American, 1873 – 1954)
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