Marchande de Serpents by Louis Auguste Lepère (1889)

Etching of a seated woman in a headscarf holding a snake, with dense hatched shading and a signed edition number below.

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Why is this public domain? Louis Auguste Lepère died in 1918; this work is in the public domain.

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This black-and-white etching by Auguste Louis Lepère, titled Marchande de Serpents and dated 1889, shows a seated woman in a dark bodice, white neckerchief and white head covering, holding a coiled snake in her raised hand. Dense parallel hatching models her clothing, the stool beneath her and the textured background, and the artist's signature appears at the right edge with a pencilled edition number in the lower margin.

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1889

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