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The Babylonians Are Devoured by the Lions (Dan.14:41)
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Lion sculpture from the wall of Castulo (Linares, Jaén, Spain)
Lion sculpture from the wall of Castulo (Linares, Jaén, Spain)
The Iberian-Roman city of Cástulo, located on the right bank of the Guadalimar River, is one of the capital centers of the peninsular midday during the antiquity, both for the exte...
Lion sculpture from the wall of Castulo (Linares, Jaén, Spain)
Lion sculpture from the wall of Castulo (Linares, Jaén, Spain)
The Iberian-Roman city of Cástulo, located on the right bank of the Guadalimar River, is one of the capital centers of the peninsular midday during the antiquity, both for the exte...
A huge hyena that devoured one of our lambs [Graphic Material]
A huge hyena that devoured one of our lambs [Graphic Material]
Manuscript Inscription with Pen and Black Ink on the Lower Edge: “R.S. - P: 349” A Huge Hyena Devoured One of our Lambs "...
Gabriel Sanchez | They Devoured Everything
Gabriel Sanchez | They Devoured Everything
David B. Smith Gallery is proud to present They Devoured Everything by Boulder, CO and Havana, Cuba-based artist Gabriel Sanchez. In his first solo exhibition with the gallery, San...
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Four-Horse Chariot and Charioteer; Sphinx and Lions
Column Krater (mixing bowl for wine and water): Four-Horse Chariot and Charioteer; Sphinx and Lions
The vase is broken and repaired with numerous rivet holes on the body from ancient repairs. In shape, the vessel has a wide body, short neck, and echinus foot. On each side is a fi...
Pillow in the Form of Recumbent, Addorsed Lions Supporting a Headrest with Bird-and-Flower Décor
Pillow in the Form of Recumbent, Addorsed Lions Supporting a Headrest with Bird-and-Flower Décor
The headrest with wide concave top carved in low relief with a pair of songbirds perched on a leafy camellia spray reserved on a punched ground, all within a wide ruyi-shaped borde...
The Parc des Lions at Port-Marly
The Parc des Lions at Port-Marly
Camille Corot, whose art was halfway between Romanticism and Realism, preferred to paint a nature that inspired poetry and bucolic fantasy than to render it realistically as Courbe...