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The Serpent Eaters

Paul Sérusier, 1894
The Serpent Eaters, Paul Sérusier
The Serpent Eaters, zoomed in
127 cmThe Serpent Eaters scale comparison161 cm

The Serpent Eaters (Les mangeurs des serpents) is a Nabi Tempera Painting created by Paul Sérusier in 1894. It lives at the National Museum, Warsaw in Poland. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Folklore. SourceDownloadSee The Serpent Eaters in the Kaleidoscope

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