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Plate 41. The Lion.
1. Walking Lion, from Nature, (Munchener Bilderbogen).
2. Egyptian Lion, relief with sunken outlines, temple, Dachel, (Ra-
guenet).
3. Egyptian Lion, Capitol, Rome, (Eaguenet).
4. Assyrian Lion, glazed clay slabs, royal palace, Khorsabad, 6th cen-
tury B. C.
5. Heads of slaughtered lions, Assyrian bas-relief, British Museuiru
Plate 42. The Lion.
1. Lion supporting a shield (called "il Marzocco"), by Donatello, Na-
tional Museum, Florence, Italian, 15th century.
2. Lion, front of the Louvre, Paris, Modern, by Barye, (Baldus, Ea-
guenet).
3. Lion, Tuileries, Paris, Modern, (Baldus, Eaguenet).
4 and 5. Lion, in front of the palace of the Cortes, Madrid, Mo-
dern, (Eaguenet).
6. Lion supporting a shield, Modern, (Eaguenet).
Plate 43. The Lion.
1. Sleeping Lion, monument to Pope Clement XIII., St.,. Peter's, Eome,
by Canova.
2. Wounded Lion, KJriegerdenkmal , Hannover, by Professor Volz, of
Carlsruhe.
3. Head of the Companion of the above.
4. Walking Lion, Modern, French.
Plate 44. The Lion.
1. Lion, in pavement, town hall, Liineburg.
2. Lion, shield of Johann of Heringen, register of the university of
Erfurt,
1487,
(Heraldische Meisterwerke).
3. Lion, coat of arms. Inlaid marble work, Sta. Croce, Florence.
Italian Eenascence, (Teirich, Eingelegte MarmorOrnamente).
4. Lion, coat of arms, Intarsia panel, Sta. Maria Novella, Florence,
Italian Eenascence, (Meurer, Flachornamente).
5. Lion, tomb in Wertheim, German, 16th century, by Johann of
Trarbach.
6. Lion supporting a shield, mural decoration. Modern, (Heral-
dische Meisterwerke).
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8. Heraldic Lions, Albrecht Diirer.