The image is a photograph of a monument to the Lion Monument in Athens, Greece. The monument is made of marble and is located in a cemetery. It is a large, ornate statue of a lion with a crown on its head. The lion is standing on a pedestal and is facing towards the right side of the image. The statue is white and appears to be made of stone. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a park or garden with trees and greenery. The image is accompanied by text that reads "Funeral Lion: Greek, made in Athens about 310 BC. Marble. Alert and openmouthed in a growl, this lion once sat in a cemetary, where it protected a family burial plot and symbolized the family's wealth and power. The statuette was probably modeled after the mon-mental marble lion erected at Chironia, in central Greece, to commemorate the Roman casualties from the battle fought there in 338 BC against Philip II of Macedonia."