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The Snake Charmer by Henri Rousseau

The Snake in Art and Jewellery

The presence of the snake in art and jewellery with Carol Woolton

Author and jewellery editor for British Vogue, Carol Woolton hosts a jewellery podcast 'If Jewels Could Talk' which delves into the history and culture surrounding jewellery. Philip along with the lecturer, jewellery historian and specialist Amanda Trossi, were invited to discuss the presence of the snake in jewellery and art by Carol for her latest episode in her new series. 

From Ancient Rome to present day, the snake has had a presence in art and culture throughout history. Philip discusses a number of works throughout the podcast, highlighting the symbolism of the snake and its significance in art history. Some works discussed include works by William Hogarth, Paul Gaugin, Rubens, Simon Bussy and Polly Morgan. The history of the presence of the snake in art and jewellery podcast can be listened to via the link below. 

Podcast: Listen here

 

Isaac Oliver

A Noblewoman, wearing low cut embroidered gown with lace trim, veil over her loose hair, enamelled earring in the form of a serpent in her ear
Previously with Philip Mould & Company, the sitter in this portrait wears an unusual black and white accessory, possibly in the form of a serpent and enamelled i…
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