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Image Not Available for The warden holds a snake behind the neck to exhibit to the visitors the snake's fangs.
The warden holds a snake behind the neck to exhibit to the visitors the snake's fangs.
Image Not Available for The warden holds a snake behind the neck to exhibit to the visitors the snake's fangs.

The warden holds a snake behind the neck to exhibit to the visitors the snake's fangs.

Creator Presse-Photo
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 23.6 x 17.8 cm (9 5/16 x 7 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/7011
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Many visitors come to the snake park; both young and old enjoy watching the snake warden with his snakes.
Many visitors come to the snake park; both young and old enjoy watching the snake warden with his snakes.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for One is surprised at the warden's lack of concern with handling the snakes with his bare hands, but notices he wears heavy leather boots on his feet.
One is surprised at the warden's lack of concern with handling the snakes with his bare hands, but notices he wears heavy leather boots on his feet.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for In the morning, the warden of the park carefully removes the snakes from their crates mindful of his own safety as he deposits them in their pens.
In the morning, the warden of the park carefully removes the snakes from their crates mindful of his own safety as he deposits them in their pens.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The warden plays with the snakes although his headgear does not give him any protection from these agile and poisonous reptiles.
The warden plays with the snakes although his headgear does not give him any protection from these agile and poisonous reptiles.
Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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1930s
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Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A ditch full of water and a high vertical stone wall separate the snakes from the public.
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Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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Presse-Photo
1930s
Photograph
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1933
Photograph
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1960; printed 1960-1961
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German physicians work in the tropics. A lesson in capturing and killing snakes.
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1933
Photograph
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Tula: Carved Wall, detail of feathered snakes eating human skeletons
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