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Colossal Lion at The British Museum, London

This sculpture depicts a colossal lion with crossed paws. It is sculpted out of marble, made in Miletos, about 600-590 BC. The worn inscription on the lion's left flank shows that it was part of a group of statues. The inscription may be translated 'Thales, Pasikles, Hegesandros, Eubios (?) and Anaxileos, sons of Orion the Founder, dedicated these statues as a tithe to Apollo'. The inscription was defaced shortly after the statue's discover. The relaxed pose of the lion probably rerives from Egyptian representations.
 

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