Heraldic Lion, Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence

Artwork NO-2068 · Photograph by Suzanne
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NO-2068 Heraldic Lion, Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence is a high-resolution digital image capturing the iconic heraldic lion from Florence's renowned Bargello National Museum. Presented at 4000x6000 pixels with a 0.7:1 aspect ratio, this digital asset delivers sharp detail and exceptional clarity for prints, wall art, or design projects.

Ideal for collectors and designers who want authentic Florence art print aesthetics, this file preserves the lion's textures and contrast for museum-worthy reproductions in your home, office, or gallery. Use it for large-format prints, archival displays, or digital canvases that celebrate Renaissance heraldry and sculpture.

  • 4000x6000 px resolution for crisp, near-photographic detail
  • 0.7:1 aspect ratio suits vertical wall displays
  • 24 MB digital file for fast download and easy storage
  • Subject: Heraldic Lion from Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence
  • Print-ready and digital-display ready for a range of projects
  • Rich textures and historic significance of Florence’s Renaissance heritage

Bring a piece of Florence into your space—add this NO-2068 Heraldic Lion asset to your collection today.

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Prints are made to order and packaged for delivery. Available delivery estimates and shipping costs appear during checkout. Digital images do not require shipping.

Rights & usage

Physical prints are intended for personal display. Digital purchases are subject to the applicable licensing terms.

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