A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids - Datz, Margot
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The landlocked mermaid is a symbol of the contemporary woman, trapped in a paradoxical dilemma of being part worldly and domesticated, part untamable and intuitive. In "A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids," artist Margot Datz sees the she-nymph within, struggling to emerge, and in a swirl of whimsical and witty wisdom, lovingly offers tips for today's world of dating, mating, and beyond. Margot's beautifully painted, contemporary mermaids are caught in the nets of their own comical dilemmas, circling the heart's fishbowl of romantic longings and in the murky depths of deep emotion.…mehr

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The landlocked mermaid is a symbol of the contemporary woman, trapped in a paradoxical dilemma of being part worldly and domesticated, part untamable and intuitive. In "A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids," artist Margot Datz sees the she-nymph within, struggling to emerge, and in a swirl of whimsical and witty wisdom, lovingly offers tips for today's world of dating, mating, and beyond. Margot's beautifully painted, contemporary mermaids are caught in the nets of their own comical dilemmas, circling the heart's fishbowl of romantic longings and in the murky depths of deep emotion. Whether it's the value of cultivating an inner water garden or coping with crow's feet and fish tails, Margot offers advice and an enchanting way of hydrating your weary mermaid soul. Coy, sweetly mischievous, and a pinch sagacious, this is a book that, like a good glass of wine, can be enjoyed multiple times, sipped on, or downed in one reading.
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Margot Datz is a renowned painter, illustrator, and mural artist based in Martha's Vineyard. Her work has been featured in major publications like House and Gardens, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone, as well as on CNNand NPR. Datz's clients include Dustin Hoffman, Diane Sawyer, and Carly Simon, for whom she has also designed and illustrated several projects. Beginning her career as a sculptor, Datz transitioned to murals and decorative painting in 1978 with Margot Datz Designs. She has created murals for children's hospitals, businesses, and the Martha's Vineyard Steamship Authority Ferry Terminal.