Lion of Saint Mark | Markuslöwe

Originally, eight such lions were created by the sculptor Josef Leimer in 1873 for the roof of Vienna's second southern train station. These Lions of Saint Marcus were a symbol for the established train connection from Vienna to Venice. Six of the eight winged stone lions were destroyed in World War II, the second of the two surviving lions is now in the park of Laxenburg Palace ("Schloss Laxenburg"). You can see a scan of it here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/markuslowe-233eeeeef34f4437bcaffd40445c703c The new central train station of Vienna ("Hauptbahnhof Wien") replaced the old southern train station. When the old station was destroyed the lion was removed and refurbished. On September 29, 2014, it was placed at the main entrance of the new train station; for conservation reasons inside the hall. N48.1857157, E16.3758773 | 3 Nov. 2019 Metashape 1.5.5 | Blender 2.81 | Canon EOS M50 Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

该批圣马可石狮最初由雕塑家约瑟夫·莱默（Josef Leimer）于1873年为维也纳第二南部火车站屋顶创作，共计八尊。这些石狮是维也纳至威尼斯既定铁路联运线路的象征。第二次世界大战期间，八尊带翼石狮中有六尊被毁，现存两尊中的第二尊现陈列于拉克森堡宫（Schloss Laxenburg）公园内，您可通过以下链接查看其三维扫描模型：https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/markuslowe-233eeeeef34f4437bcaffd40445c703c。维也纳新中央火车站（Hauptbahnhof Wien）取代了原南部火车站，旧站拆除时，另一尊幸存石狮被移除并进行修复，于2014年9月29日安置于新火车站主入口处；出于文物保护原因，其设于大厅内部。数据采集坐标为北纬48.1857157°、东经16.3758773°，2019年11月3日使用Metashape 1.5.5、Blender 2.81及佳能EOS M50相机完成相关处理。数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab