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Jasper intaglio: Seated Serapis on crocodile, Jasper, green, Roman
Roman
2nd century CE
Jasper intaglio: Harpocrates seated on a lotus, Jasper, Roman
Roman
ca. 2nd–3rd century CE
Astral Snake, Anselm Kiefer  German, Torn and pasted gelatin silver print, shellac, and watercolor on gelatin silver print
Anselm Kiefer
1980–85
Doorknocker with Prudence and Fortitude joined eternally, Bronze, iron (pin), Italian, Venice
Italian, Venice
mid-16th century
Portrait of Charles Delorme, Jacques Callot  French, Etching and engraving; first state of two (Lieure)
Jacques Callot
1630
Ring, metal, stone, American
American
fourth quarter 20th century
Snake Man, Alison Saar  American, Color woodcut and lithograph
Alison Saar
Publisher Vinalhaven Press
1994
Pull of Engraved Firearm Ornament, Ink, paper, French
French
1600–1650
Gold snake ring, Gold, Roman
Roman
1st century CE
Ten Pripih (Funerary objects) Depicting Various Animals, Gold, Indonesia (Java)
Indonesia (Java)
11th–13th century
Snake bracelet for a child, Gold
332–30 BCE or later
The Infant Hercules, Thomas Rowlandson  British, Hand-colored etching
Multiple artists/makers
February 3, 1784
Plaque in the Shape of a Coiled, Two-Headed Animal, Gilt bronze, North China
North China
5th–4th century BCE
Gold snake ring, Gold, Greek
Greek
ca. 330–300 BCE
Dragon for a funerary bier, Polychrome painted wood, Korea
Korea
20th century
Ring with snake's head and tail twisted to form bezel, gold
1st century CE

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