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Japanese pit viper skeleton
The Japanese pit viper (Gloydius blomhofii) is a venomous snake species belonging to the subfamily Viperinae of the family Viperidae, found in Japan. Unique species of Japan. In Japan, it is commonly referred to as "pit viper".
Former Royal Infantry Regiment Monument
On a war memorial in Sopron, there is a lion statue standing on a pedestal with a coat of arms. This monument was built to commemorate the 8625 fallen soldiers of the former Royal Infantry Regiment. Sopron is a city in western Hungary, located near the Austrian border, and was historically a military strategic location. This monument is not only a commemoration of the soldiers who lost their lives in war, but also a witness to historical events and a reflection on peace.
The male lion gazing out
The statue is located on the Schmel Bridge, spanning the Danube Canal. The construction period of the bridge was from 1894 to 1899. Bridge designer Otto Wagner. Rudolf Weyr designed two lions on the bridge. The Schmel Bridge also serves as a dam, as part of the Nussdorf dam and lock system, regulating the flow of Danube water into the Danube Canal. Schmel Bridge is an important landmark in Vienna, renowned not only for its architectural aesthetics and functionality.
Lion Carving "
This lion carving is a lion statue collected by the Austrian Museum of Folk Life. The lion statue opened its mouth, with a young lion tightly grasping its mane. The source is Val Gardena, located in South Tyrol. This lion statue, as part of its collection, not only showcases the woodcarving techniques of the South Tyrol region, but also reflects the value and significance of folk art in contemporary culture.
The eagle shaped statue in the central cemetery of Vienna
The eagle shaped statue of the Vienna Central Cemetery is located in the central cemetery of Vienna. The eagle shaped stone carving sits on a stone and is a decorative sculpture in the cemetery.
Bull shaped pottery - Goetz von Howald Collection of the Americas
It is an exquisite artwork made of clay and adorned with colorful paintings. From Pucara, an ancient civilization site located in South America, renowned for its unique pottery. This pottery belongs to Goetz von Howald's collection of America, and the Pucara culture is known for its exquisite pottery skills and vivid representation of animal images. This ox shaped pottery is a representative work among them. Not only does it showcase the superb skills of ancient craftsmen, but it also reflects the worship and cultural value of animals in society at that time. As a collectible, it has significant historical and artistic value for studying the pottery techniques and cultural traditions of ancient American civilizations.
Tongguan Kiln Ceramic Research Institute Ceramic Panda
It is a ceramic artwork carefully crafted by the Tongguan Kiln Ceramic Research Institute. Tongguan Kiln, as one of the famous ceramic kiln series in China, has a long history and profound cultural heritage. The research institute relies on the traditional craftsmanship and innovative technology of Tongguan kiln to create ceramic works that are both traditional and modern. As a national treasure of China, pandas have a charming and lovable image, and are one of the important symbols of Chinese culture. Crafted with exquisite craftsmanship, every detail is meticulously crafted by the artist, showcasing the superb craftsmanship of Tongguan kiln ceramic art.
The right half of the damaged lion statue
The Broken Lion Statue is a collection located in the City Museum in Lisbon, Portugal, and is housed in the Pal á cio Pimenta Palace within the museum. Pimenta Palace is an 18th century estate that is now part of the Lisbon City Museum. The long-term exhibitions of this museum reveal the development of Lisbon from prehistoric times to the late 20th century. The collection of this museum includes works of various art forms such as archaeology, painting, drawing, sculpture, and stone carving, depicting the city of Lisbon from prehistoric times to the present day.
Left half of the damaged lion statue
The Broken Lion Statue is a collection located in the City Museum in Lisbon, Portugal, and is housed in the Pal á cio Pimenta Palace within the museum. Pimenta Palace is an 18th century estate that is now part of the Lisbon City Museum. The long-term exhibitions of this museum reveal the development of Lisbon from prehistoric times to the late 20th century. The collection of this museum includes works of various art forms such as archaeology, painting, drawing, sculpture, and stone carving, depicting the city of Lisbon from prehistoric times to the present day.
The Seal
Foca is a commemorative sculpture located at Aqu á rio Vasco da Gama Aquarium in Arges, Lisbon, Portugal. This aquarium is one of the oldest aquariums in the world, built in 1898 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Vasco da Gama's discovery of the sea route to India. The construction of this aquarium began in December 1897 and ended in July 1898, led by two French master architects, Charles Viald and Fernand Tusette, who were then residing in Lisbon.
The owl statue at the National Library of Greece
The National Library of Greece (Greek: Εθ νικήΒιβ λιοθ ήκη) was established in the first half of the 19th century and is located near the center of Athens. It was designed by Danish architect Theofel Hansen and is one of his neoclassical architectural trilogy (the other two being the Academy of Athens and the University of Athens). The National Library of Greece houses 4500 Greek manuscripts, making it one of the places with the most preserved Greek manuscripts. The museum also houses many documents and archives related to the Greek Revolution.
Curly Mouse
The Curly Mouse is an artwork from the second half of the 19th century, currently housed in the Minneapolis Museum of Art in the United States. This artwork is a redwood sculpture shaped like a curled mouse. This piece is the work of Japanese woodcarver Masao Suzuki (1815-1890), known for his intricate details and vivid expressiveness.
New Ireland Malagan Totem Bird
The Malagan totem from late 19th century New Ireland is decorated with various pigments, including lime, in the form of carved wood. Adopting a wooden board form, the bird is facing forward. Malagan is a collective term in Northern New Ireland, primarily used for ceremonies commemorating the deceased, as well as for masks and carvings associated with them. This Malagan totem is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
New Ireland Malagan Totem Rhinoceros Bird
The Malagan totem from late 19th century New Ireland is decorated with various pigments, including lime, in the form of carved wood. The eyes are made of tiger snail shells and are carved wooden hornbill heads colored with various pigments. Malagan is a collective term in Northern New Ireland, primarily used for ceremonies commemorating the deceased, as well as for masks and carvings associated with them. This Malagan totem is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Bronze Lion Incense Burner in Qing Dynasty Temples
The "Bronze Lion Incense Burner in Qing Dynasty Temple" is a pair of 17th century Chinese cultural relics, currently collected at the Minneapolis Museum of Art in the United States. This lion shaped incense burner is a guard lion, and each of these auspicious beasts (Lin) has a unicorn. They are mythical animals endowed with the ability to distinguish between good and evil. These legendary animals appear in pairs and are used to stand on both sides of the imperial throne in the Forbidden City, representing the dignity, virtues, and wisdom of the royal family.
Guishan City Tian Shou Xiao Wa
The Kameyama Castle Tensho Showa is a tiger tile placed on the roof of the Kameyama Castle Tensho in Tanba from the late Edo period to the early Meiji period in 1852. The author and era can be seen from the belly of the beast head tile. It is said that the dragon gave birth to nine sons, and one of them was called Chi Kiss, also called the tail of the owl and the mouth of the owl, which moistened his throat and was thick and easy to swallow, so he became a swallow roof figures at both ends of the temple ridge and took it to fight the fire. After being introduced to Japan, it was called "chuo", which is roughly a whale like sea beast that seems fierce and capable of eating people.
Juniper Foal Dog Right
The pair of foals are artifacts from the Kamakura period (1185-1333) in Japan. They are made of Japanese cypress wood with lacquer, gold leaf and color. The height of this foal is 45.7cm. Colts are usually placed at the entrance to the shrine to ward off evil. The colt on the right has an open mouth, while the colt on the left has a closed mouth. These characteristics are related to the opening and closing of the two door gods who protect Buddhist temples. Collected at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Juniper Foal Dog Left
The pair of foals are artifacts from the Kamakura period (1185-1333) in Japan. They are made of Japanese cypress wood with lacquer, gold leaf and color. The height of this foal is 42.5cm. Colts are usually placed at the entrance to the shrine to ward off evil. The colt on the right has an open mouth, while the colt on the left has a closed mouth. These characteristics are related to the opening and closing of the two door gods who protect Buddhist temples. Collected at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Chinese style bronze lion sculpture
Ashoka Lion Head Pillar
It is an important symbol of the Peacock Dynasty in ancient India, built by King Ashoka in the 3rd century BC. The top of this pillar is decorated with four lions sitting back-to-back, symbolizing strength, courage, and dominance. These lions are placed on a huge cylindrical pedestal with carved wheels, which is an important symbol of Buddhism representing the teachings of the Buddha. Not only is it an outstanding representative of peacock dynasty art, but it is also one of the national symbols of India. This reflects King Ashoka's support and promotion of Buddhism, as well as his pursuit of peace and justice. The replica of this pillar is now used as the national emblem of India.
Charles Francois Jacques' work "Crocodile and Snake Fight - Belgium"
It is a famous artwork, also known as the 'Belgian Struggle', created by Belgian artist Charles Fran ç ois Jean Baptiste Rave in 1848 as a sculpture. It depicts a fierce battle between a huge crocodile and a snake in the water. Their bodies intertwine to form a dynamic and dramatic picture. The crocodile opened its huge mouth, trying to bite the snake, while the snake tangled around the crocodile, trying to survive. It is also a part of Belgian cultural heritage.
giraffe
wild boar
cattle
Brown bear
scorpion
Golden Eagle
crocodile
The Stone Carving Lion at Bao'an Temple in Dalongdong, Taipei
Bao'an Temple, commonly known as Dalongdong Dadao Gong Temple, is located on Hami Street in Datong District, Taipei City (at the junction of the Danshui River and Keelung River). It mainly worships the Taoist Baosheng Emperor and is the local center of faith in Dalongdong. It is also one of the important temples in northern Taiwan. As the founder of the temple was from Tong'an, Fujian, the name Bao'an has the meaning of "blessing Tong'an" for more than 200 years; The temple covers a vast area of 3000 square meters and is a rare sight to see.
Dog skull
Dogs are carnivorous mammals in the family Canidae, also known as dogs, and are referred to as the "six livestock" along with horses, cows, sheep, pigs, and chickens. The size and fur color of dogs vary depending on their breed, and their physique is well proportioned; The nose and snout are relatively long; The eyes are oval in shape; Two ears, either vertical or vertical; Limbs agile, with 5 toes in the forelimbs and 4 toes in the hindlimbs, with claws that cannot stretch or retract; The tail is circular or sickle shaped. According to Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Dog" means to knock. Dogs bark rhythmically, like knocking on objects, and some people say it is called a dog because of its roughness.
Warring States bronze cross gold hoofed horse (3D printable)
Bronze horse, Warring States period, 29cm high. The horse's head is intricately and vividly shaped, with its body undulating to showcase its fat and robust physique, and a knot tied around the ponytail. This horse should be a burial artifact. In ancient times, death was regarded as life. In the tombs of Shang and Zhou nobles, there are often imperial officials and physical objects of chariots and horses unearthed. At this time, the animal images found in the tombs often appeared in the form of handicrafts, either as containers or as vessel seats; In the Warring States period, various types of Ming ware such as metal, pottery, and wood appeared. Although their shapes appeared antique, they marked the emergence of a new funeral system and laid the foundation for the growth and development of pottery shaped Ming ware in later generations.
3D Scanning Models of Iron Sculpture Elephants and Elephants
The peso sculpture camel for the 285th anniversary celebration of Chelyabinsk city
Clone sheep Dolly
Dolly was the world's first successfully cloned sheep. This research not only has significant implications for embryology, developmental genetics, and medicine, but also has enormous economic potential. Dolly was born on July 5, 1996 and passed away on February 14, 2003. Duoli made its first public appearance in 1997, shaking the whole world. The American magazine Science named the birth of Duoli as the first of the top ten technological advances in the world that year. Dolly's specimen is currently housed in the National Museum of Scotland.
Golden lion statues from the 11th and 12th centuries
This rare and mysterious lion golden sculpture is a symbol of power and authority, carefully decorated with circular filaments and fine grains, consistent with the Islamic goldsmith tradition of later Muslim kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula (now Spain and Portugal). Islam was introduced to Europe in 711 AD, bringing new traditions to decorative arts. Although the handle, spout, and open mouth of this lion statue conform to the form of a sea lizard, its small size may imply more symbolism than functionality. The artwork that is closest in size, style, and craftsmanship to this lion is a winged ram discovered in northwest Spain.
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