Two black ink drawings of stylized, curved, snake-like forms with heads on light paper with script
The artwork features two black ink drawings of stylized, curved forms on a light-colored, irregularly shaped piece of paper. The paper has a subtle grid pattern and appears aged, with some faint discoloration. The two main drawings are arranged vertically, side-by-side, with the left drawing being a simpler, thinner outline. This left form curves upward and then down, resembling a snake with a distinct head at its lower end, featuring an eye and a pointed snout. To the right, a second, more detailed drawing depicts a similar curved form, rendered with thicker, bolder lines. This form also curves upward and then down, with a head-like element at its lower end, similar in style to the left figure but more elaborate. The interior of this right form shows a series of short, curved lines and dots, suggesting texture or scales along its upper curve. A solid black circular spot is positioned near the top of this right form. The base of this right figure is wider and more defined, suggesting a solid, ear-like structure. Between and below the two drawings, vertical lines of black script are visible. Below the script, a red, rectangular seal with intricate characters is present. The entire irregularly cut paper is mounted on a plain, lighter background.