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Snakes Invade Great Moments In Art History
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Snakes Invade Great Moments In Art History

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I love snakes, and a few other humans on this planet also love snakes. Sadly there are so many humans that do not. I painted this series to make people smile.

Smiling is a positive thing. If I can get humans to have a nice fun feeling while looking at snakes, my job is done.

More info: snakeartist.com

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    Bill Flowers

    Bill Flowers

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    Bill Flowers aka the Snake Artist is a Tasmanian wildlife artist who has worked with wildlife for over 25 years, mostly venomous snakes and Marsupials.

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    Bill Flowers

    Bill Flowers

    Author, Community member

    Bill Flowers aka the Snake Artist is a Tasmanian wildlife artist who has worked with wildlife for over 25 years, mostly venomous snakes and Marsupials.

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