"Base In The Shape Of A Winged Lion In Stone"
"This is a fragment of a sculpture depicting a winged lion, carved from Verona stone and probably dating back to the 1500s. The lion, a symbol of strength and royalty, has a powerful appearance, with a mane carefully sculpted around its face. The wings, extending symmetrically to the sides, indicate a connection to the symbolic iconographies of the Renaissance, where winged lions often represented power and dominion. In the lower section, floral decorations in relief can be seen, along with a base adorned with geometric and curvilinear patterns. Time has left marks of wear on the surface, revealing some erosion, but the sculpture still retains its solemnity and artistic detail." 
Le Magazine de PROANTIC
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