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Snake

Artist Robert Gibbings (British, 1889-1958)
CultureBritish
Daten.d.
Mediumwood engraving
Classificationsprints
Credit LineBurton Emmett Collection
Terms
    Object number58.1.1660
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    Twelve Wood Engravings by Robert Gibbings
    Twelve Wood Engravings by Robert Gibbings
    Robert Gibbings
    n.d.
    Hayricks
    Hayricks
    Robert Gibbings
    1921
    Bird of Prey with Snake
    Bird of Prey with Snake
    Kwaku Dabow
    early 20th century
    Snake Dance Performer
    Snake Dance Performer
    Alfonso Roybal (Awa Tsireh)
    printed 1932
    Image Not Available for Indian Snake Dance
    Indian Snake Dance
    Jean Charlot
    1952
    Image Not Available for The Snake Charmer, No. 10 from "Der Jahrmarkt"
    The Snake Charmer, No. 10 from "Der Jahrmarkt"
    Max Beckmann
    1921
    Sufferin' Snakes!  There it Is!!
    Sufferin' Snakes! There it Is!!
    William Meade Prince
    February 1, 1942
    Man with a Snake
    Man with a Snake
    Edgar Alexander McKillop
    1926-1933
    One-gallon Snake Jug
    One-gallon Snake Jug
    Burlon B. Craig
    1980
    Snake Flute
    Snake Flute
    Archie Byron
    c. 1976
    Tetradrachm: Radiate Draped and Cuirassed Bust of Philip I Right; Eagle Standing Front, Head Right Holding Snake in Beak, ANTIOXIA .S.C in Exergue on Reverse
    Tetradrachm: Radiate Draped and Cuirassed Bust of Philip I Right; Eagle Standing Front, Head Right Holding Snake in Beak, ANTIOXIA .S.C in Exergue on Reverse
    Unidentified artist
    244-249 CE
    Image Not Available for Rising Snake Island
    Rising Snake Island
    Tokumaru Kyoko 徳丸鏡子
    2014

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