Lion Crushing a Serpent Statue Introduction:
This famous lion crushing a serpent statue is currently located in Rittenhouse Square, the largest park in Philadelphia. It was designed by artist Antoine-Louis Barye in the 1800s. Antoine-Louis Barye later created this sculpture as a symbol of the French Revolution. According to Barry, the figure of a lion represents good, and the snake represents evil. Therefore, the bronze lion staue represents hence, good concurring evil.
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