Die Schlange by Max Klinger (1898)

Etching of a nude woman looking up at a serpent coiled around an apple tree, with an oval mirror and a river landscape behind

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An etched print by Max Klinger titled Die Schlange, dated 1898, shows a long-haired nude woman gazing up at a serpent coiled around a fruit-laden tree. A mirror-like oval within the composition reflects a woman's face, while a calm river and distant trees stretch across the background. The image is labeled Opus III in the lower right corner.

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1898

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