The Tsar of the Snakes Listened Carefully
Jay Van Everen · 1875-1947
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Why is this public domain? Jay Van Everen died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.
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A black and white print by Jay Van Everen, dated 1921, illustrating the caption "The Tsar of the Snakes Listened Carefully." A bearded man in a turban looks toward a large, ornately patterned serpent with a crown-like crest, while a seated woman in decorative dress is shown in the foreground beside a patterned vessel. The composition uses bold geometric borders, dense linear ornament, and stark contrasts of black and white.
