Hygiea by Ján Thain (1930)

Black and white woodcut of a draped woman offering a serpent-entwined cup to a seated man in an arched frame.

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A black and white woodcut print titled Hygiea by Ján Thain, dated 1930, shows a draped female figure bending over a seated, unclothed man within an arched frame. She extends a cup entwined with a serpent, a traditional emblem of the healing goddess Hygieia. The bold carved contrasts of light and dark define the figures and the dense black background.

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1930

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