Lion attacking a horse
sculpted group from the fourth century BC, preserved in the Capitoline museums and exhibited in the exedra of the Palace of the Conservators
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Summary
Lion attacking a horse is a group of sculptures[1]. It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Creator: Ruggero Bescapè[3]
- Genre: Hellenistic period[4]
- Depicts: horse[5], lion[6]
- Made from material: marble[7]
- Collection: Capitoline Museums[8]
- Location: Marcus Aurelius Exedra[9]
- Commons category: Leone che attacca un cavallo (S 1366)[10]
- Inception: 350 BC[11]
- Described at URL: https://www.museicapitolini.org/en/opera/leone-che-azzanna-il-cavallo[12]
- Title: Leone che azzanna il cavallo[13], Leone che attacca un cavallo[14], Lyon attacking a horse[15]
- Height: 1.42[16]
- Width: 2.40[17]