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Unleash the captivating beauty and intrigue of snakes into your home with our mesmerizing collection of snake prints on canvas and paper! We offer a wide variety of designs featuring an array of slithering sensations, from the majestic constrictors to the sleek and venomous.

Cobra Capella is an illustration of a snake from the book “Illustrations of Indian Zoology” by John Edward Gray, a British zoologist. The illustration depicts a banded cobra (Naia tripudians), a venomous snake found in India and Southeast Asia 12. The illustration’s intricate details and vivid colors make it a stunning piece of art that would be perfect for any animal lover or collector.

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"Cobra Capella", John Edward Gray

This print of “Banded Cobra Capella (Naia tripudians) (1830-1834)” by John Edward Gray is a stunning piece of art that would make a great addition to any collection. The print features a detailed illustration of a cobra, with intricate patterns and colors that are beautifully rendered.

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"Banded Cobra Capella (Naia tripudians) (1830-1834)", John Edward Gray

“Viper Branch” by Marta Tesoro is a mesmerizing piece that seamlessly blends the macabre with the beautiful. In this intricate artwork, a skull is entwined in the sinuous embrace of serpents, each scale meticulously detailed to create a lifelike texture. Butterflies flutter amidst this dance of life and death, symbolizing transformation and renewal. Every stroke is masterfully executed, inviting viewers into a narrative of stark contrasts and harmonious existence between different elements of nature.

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"Viper Branch", Marta Tesoro

Experience the beauty of nature with Charles Dessalines D’ Orbigny’s “Coral Snake (Elaps Corallinus) and Egyptian Cobra (Naja Hoje)”. This beautiful print showcases the intricate details of two deadly snakes. The coral snake is red, black, and white in color, while the Egyptian cobra is green and brown.

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"Coral Snake (Elaps Corallinus) and Egyptian Cobra (Naja Hoje)", Charles Dessalines D' Orbigny

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic allure of this exquisite artwork, a print capturing the intricate dance of serpents amidst lush greenery. Every scale, every curve, and every hue is rendered with meticulous detail, inviting viewers into a world where nature’s untamed elegance reigns supreme. This piece promises not just a visual spectacle but an experience—a journey into the wild, where beauty and mystery intertwine in an eternal dance.

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"Vintage Illustration Snake"

“Bengal and Lozenge Snake” by John Edward Gray is a captivating fusion of artistry and scientific precision. This intricate masterpiece celebrates the enigmatic grace of serpentine creatures, meticulously rendering every scale, curve, and color. The two prominent snakes—one adorned with lozenges, the other flaunting Bengal stripes—invite viewers into a mesmerizing visual journey.

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"Bengal and Lozenge Snake", John Edward Gray

Oliver Goldsmith’s “Anaconda, Pedda Poda, Port Natal Python, Rattlesnake, Rattlesnake Black Variety, and Cobra de Capello” is a captivating artwork that showcases the beauty of these reptiles. The artwork is a digital enhancement of an original edition of “A History of the Earth and Animated Nature” published in 1820.

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"Anaconda, Pedda Poda, Port Nata, Python, Rattlesnake, Rattlesnake Black Variety, and Cobra de Capello", Oliver Goldsmith

Invite a touch of mystique and intrigue into your space with "A Snake" by Johan Teyler, now available as a captivating print. Teyler's masterful depiction captures the sinuous elegance and enigmatic allure of this creature, rendering it with a delicate yet powerful presence.

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"A Snake", Johan Teyler