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Ink line drawing of an armored warrior attacking a seven-headed serpent before a crowned woman in a palace interior.

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Bensurdatu attacks the Seven-headed Serpent, Henry Justice Ford (1905). Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white line illustration titled Bensurdatu attacks the Seven-headed Serpent by Henry Justice Ford, dated 1905. A armored warrior raises a sword against a coiled serpent with seven heads, while a crowned woman stands at left and attendants watch from the right within an arched interior.