Serpent
House facade ornament representing a singa
Pendant: frog with serpent in mouth
Serpent-form head ornament (sanggori)
Coiled serpent pendant
Tripod plate with plumed serpent
Double-spout strap-handle vessel: double-headed serpent deity
Serpent-form head ornament (sanggori) with human figure
Ulua Polychrome bowl: three feathered serpent/fish heads
Vessel in the form of a human figure with serpents
Jar with human face and double-headed serpents
Pendant bell: turtle eating serpents
Bowl with bird-serpent-crocodile design
Constricted bowl: trophy heads and double serpent bands
Cylindrical bead depicting a serpent
Sea Serpents
Anthropomorphic plaque, possibly the fire serpent
Stamp seal: sky serpent
Whistle: serpent form
Tubular band fragment: serpent design
Strap-handle whistle vessel: snake with human and serpent heads
Panel fragment: interlocking serpent heads, diagonally aligned diagonal bands of interlocking serpents
Vessel with macaw-headed serpent design
(Right Profile Serpent's Head, Mouth Open)
Fragmentary painted cloth: serpent-head motif
Painted cloth: sky scene with deity and serpent arc
House plank
Serpent-form head ornament (sanggori) & Serpent-form head ornament (sanggori) with human figure
Uraeus
Founding Fathers in Southeast Moluccan Art
Chongoyape
Flood Victims
Neck amphora with ibexes and snake
A Javanese Ganesha
Who Stole the Tarts
Sensuality (Die Sinnlichkeit)