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A woman wearing a yellow dress lays on a bed and cups one of her breasts. A snake is shown besi…
Alison Saar
A woman wearing a yellow dress lays on a bed and cups one of her breasts. A snake is shown besi…
A woman wearing a yellow dress lays on a bed and cups one of her breasts. A snake is shown beside her, coiled on a red blanket.
Black Snake Blues, Alison Saar, 1994, offset lithograph on Arches paper, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia, © Alison Saar.

Alison Saar

American, born 1956
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