Common garter snake and hammock viper’s-tail - Mark Catesby art print

Common garter snake and hammock viper’s-tail - Mark Catesby art print

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About Plate 53

This illustration by Mark Catesby is plate 53 from volume II of The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands. The naturalist brings a zoological and a botanical study together in one etched and hand-coloured composition.

A common garter snake and hammock viper’s-tail

The snake, called Anguis viridis maculatus by Catesby, is now identified as a common garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis). It coils around the stems of hammock viper’s-tail (Pentalinon luteum), a plant labelled in the original plate as Apocynum scandens.

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The snake’s long curve crosses the plate diagonally, while narrow leaves, yellow flowers and two elongated fruits organise the surrounding space. Catesby combines close observation with decorative balance in a design characteristic of his illustrated survey of North American fauna and flora.

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