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Assyrian Lion

A vibrantly-colored print of a yellow female lion facing left, raised up on her two front legs with the back legs dragging behind her. The lion has three arrows in the back and pool of blood under the abdomen. In the background is a dark, three-tier tower with cracks in its walls, orange and yellow flames, and a cloud of gray smoke.  The tower is leaning about 45 degrees to the right.

A vibrantly-colored print of a yellow female lion facing left, raised up on her two front legs with the back legs dragging behind her. The lion has three arrows in the back and pool of blood under the abdomen. In the background is a dark, three-tier tower with cracks in its walls, orange and yellow flames, and a cloud of gray smoke. The tower is leaning about 45 degrees to the right.

Artist Luis Jiminez (American, 1940–2006)
Title Assyrian Lion
Date 2004
Medium Color lithograph on paper
Dimensions Image: 29 × 40 3/4 in. (73.7 × 103.5 cm)
Sheet: 29 × 40 3/4 in. (73.7 × 103.5 cm)
Credit Line Museum purchase with funds from the Anne K. Call Fund for Acquisitions, Eskenazi Museum of Art, Indiana University
Accession Number 2021.8

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Printer Michael Sims
Publisher Roswell Artist-In-Residence Foundation, Roswell, New Mexico

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