Red-bellied Black Snake Rare Book Print - A2 MV Exclusive Coral now paints with full

Coral now paints with full respect of her ancestors that are now in the dreaming

Create your own edible 'volcanic honeycomb'

and to a growing understanding of the diversity that existed in the past

Museums Victoria and La Trobe University hosted a two-day symposium at Melbourne Museum for museum managers

Red-bellied Black Snake Rare Book Print - A2 MV Exclusive Coral now paints with fullThe red bellied black snake is one of Australias most striking reptile specimens, with its satin black back camouflaging its vibrant red underbelly. Although normally quite placid, its venom is still dangerous to humans. Zoologist George Shaw was the first European man to identify and document the species. This exclusive rare print sourced from Museums Victoria's own collection features bookplate 10 from Zoology of New Holland by George Shaw (1794.)