Lion and Wild Boar Statue

The fountain sculpture of animal struggle in Versailles is a very classic sculpture. The fountain designed by Jean
Ron was made in 1687. They are composed of fighting animals, showing an impressive sense of reality. This lion and
wild boar statue depicts a lion pressing a wild boar under its body as if it were subdued. When the wild boar opens
its mouth and howls, the water from the fountain flows out of its mouth. The lion on its body is also roaring loudly,
as if it is using its kingly momentum to deter the enemy. A fountain is also placed on its mouth to let water flow out
of the lion’s mouth. In each part, the water of the victorious animals falls into the upper basin, while the water of
the defeated animals falls into the lower basin.

This lion and wild boar statue is made by the traditional wax losing method. It vividly portrays the lion king like
momentum and the brave and powerful image. The wild boar under it has bent legs, which is weak and helpless.
This sculpture vividly portrays the images of lions and wild boars, as well as their rich psychological activities. It
seems that we have seen a new battle scene. In the Palace of Versailles, you can see four groups of such vivid scenes,
and each group has very wonderful fighting scenes. If you like this classic fountain replica sculpture or are
interested in other fountain sculptures, you can contact us at any time for more details.