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Medici lions - Wikipedia

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BBC - Culture - Why the lion is art’s most powerful symbol

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Bronzes | The Frick Collection

Riccio was celebrated in Padua as an ancient sculptor reborn. This athlete bearing a curved strigil (skin scraper) and oil vial used for grooming the body is Riccio’s interpretation of a bronze statue (known solely through ancient texts) by the Greek sculptor Lysippus.