Small Sleeping Dragon
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A small, sleeping dragon curled up. Image is located at the base of the large column to the left of the Japanese Women Kneeling and to the right of Romulus and Remus.
James Sicner
Man’s Evolving Images, Printing and Writing Mural
Coates Library, Trinity University
1983
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Seven-headed Dragon
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Illustration of a seven-headed dragon originally made by Albrecht Dürer. The dragon is placed near the feet of the Buddha.
James Sicner
Man’s Evolving Images, Printing and Writing Mural
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1983
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Knight Slaying a Two-Headed Dragon
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An interpretation of a knight and his assistant slaying a two-headed dragon. Original image is sourced from St. Gregory's manuscript <em><i>Moralia in Job</i></em>. Image is to the right of the Aztec Calendar and below Egyptian iconography.
James Sicner
Man’s Evolving Images, Printing and Writing Mural
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Coates Library, Trinity University
1983
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