The entrance to the Corcoran Gallery features copies of depictions of this animal that Antonio Canova sculpted for the tomb of Clement XIII.
A Romanesque block capital shows two of these animals flanking a crouching man with his head on his fist. One of these animals was sculpted in relief as part of a work in which the animal is led by Peace, symbolizing the Treaty of Nijmegen. The entrance to the Corcoran Gallery features copies of depictions of this animal that Antonio Canova sculpted for the tomb of Clement XIII. A sculpture featuring one of these animals has a fallen trophy at its base, and depicts a man twisting around a tree trunk as this animal clutches at the man's back. Two of these animals frame a pillar in a triangular relief that sits above a gate named for these creatures in (*) Mycenae. Pierre Puget, Antoine-Louis Barye, and Etienne Falconet all made works showing these animals fighting a wrestler named Milo of Croton. For 10 points, name these animals that were sculpted by Edwin Landseer for the base of Nelson's Column, and winged versions of which can be found all over St. Mark's Square in Venice.
A Romanesque block capital shows two of these animals flanking a crouching man with his head on his fist.
lions