A light and airy tank top featuring the Goddess Lilith as depicted by John Collier in this Oil Painting from 1892.
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This beautiful top-quality 100% cotton fabric canvas gallery wrap features the Lilith 1887 painting by English artist John Collier.
Lilith is often seen as a symbol of female autonomy and independence. Some view her as a Goddess who refuses to submit to patriarchal authority, representing a woman's right to assert herself and pursue her desires. Lilith is associated with aspects of fertility and sexuality. As a symbol of liberated and untamed femininity, she may be invoked in rituals related to sensuality, passion, and sexual empowerment.
English artist John Collier portrayed Lilith as a golden-haired, porcelain-skinned beautiful nude woman holding a snake, coiled around her body in a passionate embrace. Against the background of a dark, brown-green jungle, stands a naked female figure, whose pale skin and long blond hair falling down her back form a stark contrast with the forest. The head position and gaze of Lilith are turned away from the viewer, concentrating on the snake's head resting on her shoulder. The snake encircles her body in several coils, starting around its closely spaced ankles, past the knee, to her lower abdomen, where it thereby conceals. Lilith supports the snake's body with her hands in the area of her upper body, so that the snake's head can lie over her right shoulder up to her throat. Lilith's head is bent towards the snake, her cheek nestles against the animal. The brown tones of the snake's body stand out in contrast with the pale woman's body but take up the color scheme of the surrounding jungle. (from Wikipedia)