Lions

For all of their ferocious reputation, lions are actually family animals and truly social in their own communities. This is why lions posters by Photowall can be used in so many diffeRead morerent spaces and settings. Lion prides can be as small as 3 or as big as 40 animals! In this pride, these big cats hunt prey, raise cubs and defend their territory together. All of these wonderful interactions can be seen in our lions posters. You will be able to view real life photography that really showcases the beauty and majesty of these animals. Lions posters will also demonstrate how and why these amazing cats have been the subject of artforms for centuries. No matter what kind of interior you are designing or decorating, you cannot go wrong with these incredible motifs. The variety in lions posters will lend you a helping hand in making your rooms memorable and stand out among the rest.

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Oddly enough, male lions may get all of the attention with their majestic manes, but the females do the majority of the work when it comes to hunting and providing food. Lionesses often hunt in groups of two or three, using teamwork to stalk, surround and kill their prey. The lions poster "The Drama Unfolds" is a beautiful example of this. Even though they are not the most successful of hunters, they usually score only one kill out of several tries. After the kill the males usually eat first, lionesses next and the cubs get what's left. The males, meanwhile, protect both the pride and the pride's territory from rival prides and other predators. Lions posters such as "Lion in the Plains" portray this beautifully. With lions posters of this kind, you are not only giving your interiors beauty and grace, but also making it appear bigger.

The young ones

Lions mate every two years and female lions give birth to a litter of 2 to 3 cubs after a four-month pregnancy. Females in the same pride tend to give birth around the same time, which allows multiple litters to be raised together, further enhancing the notion of a community. Male lions do not directly participate in the parenting, but they will protect the pride's cubs from danger. This can be seen in lions posters like "Male Lion with Cub". This absolutely stunning scene can look as good in the living room at home, as it can in the board room at the office. Aside from featuring the cute cubs, which are also sometimes called "whelps" or "lionets", these lions posters will certainly delight your own offspring. Children of all ages will take a liking to lions posters, especially with items like "Playtime" or "Lion Cubs Sitting". These affable lions posters can be the perfect adornment in your child's bedroom, play pen or even the study area.

Symbolism of lions posters

Lions can be symbols of power, strength, courage and so much more. Artists have captured the essence of this magnificent beast for centuries. Wonderfully charismatic pieces like "Lion - Daniel Giraud Elliot" can really exhibit to you why they are such a popular subject in the world of art. Lions are a staple element in heraldry, such as the ancient bronze statue of a winged lion in Venice. In the very same city, a splendidly slumberous lion guards the monument to the sculptor Canova in the church of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari. Lions posters by Photowall will show you why this kingly animal has a prominent role in Christian symbolism and a frequent feature of medieval coats of arms or national flags. In Christian usage, the lion can symbolize Jesus due in part to the lion’s reputation as the "king", as well as an ancient belief that lion cubs were born dead and after three days were brought to life by their father’s roar! Lions posters not only is a feast for the eyes, but also a soother of souls.

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