The Moqui Indian Snake Dance by Henry F. Farny (1889)

Black and white painting of Hopi snake dancers in an adobe plaza, with spectators watching from rooftops and ladders.

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This black and white painting by Henry F. Farny, dated 1889, depicts a ceremonial snake dance in a plaza enclosed by multi-story adobe buildings. Dancers in fringed garments and feathered headdresses handle snakes while crowds of spectators watch from rooftops and ladders.

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1889

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