1836 Wood Engraving Egyptian Cerastes Viper Greek Myth Snake Serpent XGAA9 XGD1 Miriam Battista ON THE REVERSE

Miriam Battista ON THE REVERSE (but not shown): Gertrude Olmstead

each item in this collection is detailed enough to look absolutely stunning framed

Shown here is an early Directoire Room (circa 1780)

this piece has for disproportionately sized people in comparison to the central figure

Keywords specific to this image: Grocery Store

1836 Wood Engraving Egyptian Cerastes Viper Greek Myth Snake Serpent XGAA9 XGD1 Miriam Battista ON THE REVERSEThis is an original 1836 black and white in text wood engraving of an Egyptian viper called a cerastes. It derives its name from the Greek mythological beast. However, this particular piece is a representation from a French team's studies of Egypt. CONDITION This 175+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine. No creases. No natural defects. No surface rub. No tears. No water damage. Please note: There is printing on the verso. Product Type: Original