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View picture in a room_-_(MeisterDrucke-1032137).jpg "The Snake Charmer of India")
.jpg "An Egyptian Dervish in the 19th century, eating scorpions. From El Mundo Ilustrado, published Barcelona, 1880")
.jpg "Representation of Envy, embodied by an old woman holding snakes while another woman eats her breast. From “Mythology of Youth” by Pierre Blanchard 1803.")
.jpg "Page from The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature")
.jpg "Allegory of Envy in the Form of a Very Ugly Old Woman. In Rage, She Bites Her Fist and a Snake Tries to Bite Her Heart. She")
.jpg "Serpent charmers")
.jpg "Allegory of Pain. A Monstrous Snake Surrounds Him Who, After Having Bound His Feet, Gains His Body and Tries to Bite His Heart. She Holds a Torch That Still Smokes, Which Means That Pain-Induced Abatement Quits the Fire of the Soul. Engraving in")
_-_The_patre_and_the_lion_(Le_patre_et_le_lion)_-_Fables_by_La_Fontaine_-_(MeisterDrucke-1065091).jpg "The Patre and the Lion - Fables by La Fontaine")
.jpg "Chinese Magician")
_in_India_Engraving_in_La_Terre_Illustree_n94_of_18_Augus_-_(MeisterDrucke-927950).jpg "Snake charmers (cobras) in India - Engraving in")
.jpg "There Minos Stands, 1862")
.jpg "Caricature of the Sculptural Group")
.jpg "Caricature of the Laocoön Group")
.jpg "Allegory of torment. Her head surrounded by thorns means torments of the mind. The snake says that the fear of the peril makes it more formidable. A vulture eats his heart. Engraving in")
.jpg "The Hermit Visits The Caliph, 1918")
.jpg "Allegory of malice. She looks happy with an aspic and a dagger. Its attributes are the snake with a human face that desires fraud, the monkey that is the emblem of malice, and the spider that alludes to traps. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem")
.jpg "Allegory of vice represented by a dwarf squeezing a hydra. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem Gebiete der Leidenschaften und Allegorien bildich dargestellt fur Zeichner, Mahler, Dichter, Gelehrte, Erzieher und freunde Hoherer Geschmacksbildung”")
_-_The_safest_asylum_is_a_mothers_breast_-_(MeisterDrucke-1514079).jpg "The safest asylum is a mother")
.jpg "Laocoön")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-994178).jpg "Dervish who eats scorpions, Egypt")
_-_The_ahead_and_tail_of_the_snake_(La_tete_et_la_queue_du_serpent)_-_Fables_by_La_-_(MeisterDrucke-1065084).jpg "The Head and Tail of the Snake - Fables by La Fontaine")
.jpg "Caricature of the Laocoön Group")
.jpg "The Pythia, from History of Magic by Paul Christian, published late 19th century")
.jpg "Hercules Killing the Lernean Hydra, from Scenes from the Life of Hercules")
.jpg "Othello")
.jpg "Othello")
.jpg "A Hindu religious beggar. Engraving to illustrate the voyage in the meridional provinces of India")
.jpg "Marchande de Serpents")
.jpg "Othello")
.jpg "Poster for the Opera Turandot at Teatro alla Scala. 1926")
.jpg "Portrait of Joseph Stalin")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-636214).jpg "Female Nude")
.jpg "Minoan Art. The Dolphin Fresco")
.jpg "Plaster Cast of the")
 Painting by Tatiana Yablonskaya Socialist R - (MeisterDrucke-673367).jpg "Grain (Or Bread)")
 Called - (MeisterDrucke-662725).jpg "Soviet Propaganda Poster: Under the Sun of the Motherland We Strengthen, USSR, 1970s")
.jpg "Frenchman, Frenchwoman, save the gas: poster drawn by a child of a Parisian school during the Great War")
.jpg "King-Priest or Prince with Lilies, from the Palace at Knossos")
.jpg "The Madaba mosaic map, Byzantine, 6th century")
.jpg "Portrait of Helena Blavatsky, c.1880")
.jpg "The Triumph of Death")
.jpg "Vishnu Vishvarupa")
.jpg "Soviet Propaganda Poster from the 1920s: All Power to the Soviets! Peace to the People! Land to the Peasants! Factories and Mills to the Workers!")
.jpg "Soviet Constructivist Poster from 1930: We Will Fulfill the Plan of Great Endeavors")
.jpg "Some New Year Customs in Galloway")
.jpg "The Artist")
.jpg "Sails on the Sea, Valencia")
.jpg "The Buddha")
.jpg "Alley in Arles with Houses")
.jpg "The Zaporozhye Cossacks Writing a Letter to the Turkish Sultan")
.jpg "Mars and Venus, Allegory of Peace")
_1929_-_(MeisterDrucke-803243).jpg "Self-Portrait (Melancholy of the Mountains). 1929")
.jpg "The Lady of Shalott")
.jpg "Moonrise")
.jpg "Farm Garden with Sunflowers")
.jpg "The River of Light")
.jpg "Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window")
.jpg "The Sun")
.jpg "Liberty Leading the People")
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