Queen of the Snakes give me back my husband by Henry Justice Ford

Illustration of a woman in patterned robes facing a large golden cobra beside a pillar, under a night sky with a crescent moo

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A woman in a red, gold and green patterned robe stands with her arms outstretched before a large golden serpent that rises from coiled bodies, with smaller snakes gathered behind a dark pillar. The scene is set under a blue night sky with a crescent moon and wispy smoke. This print of "Queen of the Snakes give me back my husband" by Henry Justice Ford is dated 1907.

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