Black and white drawing of a gargoyle-like creature with no wings leaning over the edge of a building, body facing left with head angled down. The creature has a snout-like face, and its body resembles that of a large cat. To the right, another gargoyle-like creature sits on a ledge, facing right. In the background, a cityscape with buildings and streets stretches out. The artwork is by David Young Cameron, titled "The Wingless Chimera".
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 750 × 620 px
- Museum record:
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