1640-1680 (engraved)
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A male lion viewed in profile, facing to the right of the picture, in an environment featuring trees. Some skeletal remains of an animal are on the ground in front of him. Behind him a lioness looks out from a dark hollow. In the near-distance to the right of the picture, two male lions are making their way towards the central lion, the nearest has his mouth open and front leg raised.
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Materials and techniques | Intaglio print on laid paper |
Brief description | Four lions. In the centre of the picture, a male lion viewed in profile. Intaglio print on laid paper. By Richard Gaywood, probably after a design by F. Barlow. 1640-1680. |
Physical description | A male lion viewed in profile, facing to the right of the picture, in an environment featuring trees. Some skeletal remains of an animal are on the ground in front of him. Behind him a lioness looks out from a dark hollow. In the near-distance to the right of the picture, two male lions are making their way towards the central lion, the nearest has his mouth open and front leg raised. |
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Accession number | E.1207-1908 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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