Charmer Collection (page 2)

The charmer. Illustration shows William Jennings Bryan as Orpheus singing and playing a lyre labeled Harmony, attracting a motley group of wild animals identified as: G

Indian Snake Catcher exhibits snakes before Europeans
A Saumpareeah or Snake Catcher exhibiting snakes before Europeans. (Plate 11 of 20) Date: 1813

Bird charmer of the Tuileries Gardens
The bird charmer of the Tuileries Gardens, Paris - Henri Pol. Date: circa 1908

A Snake Charmer with a Mongoose Date: circa 1910s

Snake Charmer - Peshawar, Pakistan, with his pipe and musical Cobra (extremely real by the looks of things!). Date: 1924

Snake charming in Marrakech, Morocco. circa 2008

Three samp wallahs, or snake charmers
A trio of Indian snake charmers (samp wallahs) demonstrate their art

Bird charmer of the Tuileries Gardens, Paris
The bird charmer of the Tuileries Gardens, Paris - Henri Pol

Snake Charmer - Martinique
Snake Charmer, Martinique, eastern Caribbean sea

Snake Charmer - Tangiers, Morocco
An attentive crowd watching a rather wild-looking snake charmer. Amongst the onlookers is (interestingly) a British Naval officer smoking a pipe

Egyptian snake charmer

Tangiers, Morocco - Snake Charmer
Tangiers, Morocco - Street snake Charmer and musician with a Bendir Frame Drum

Hindu snake charmer
A Hindu snake charmer

Indian Snake Charmer
An Indian snake charmer and his audience

Egypt Snake Charmer
An Egyptian snake-charmer performs in the street

Folklore / Wolf-Charmer
LE MENEUR DE LOUPS (= Wolf-charmer) of Berry, central France - a power handed down from father to son in certain families

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