Thanks for this comment! It made me digging deeper into Dragonology – without any results, though :-(
Don’t they look like cute little puppies playing? And there are no wings. And yes, they look malnourished. Strange. Not menacing at all.
Some background info: this is the pedestal of a sculpture of Maximilianus I., dated 1513. Maximilianus I. is also known as “The last knight”, therefore the dragons? Knights fight dragons, right? The sculpture is attached to a wall of a house next to the St. George’s Cathedral (not the one I posted a photo of some days ago), another reason for dragons being around.
Wonderful dragons. Does that eternal conversation include love bites? Must be hard times for dragons as they are both showing their ribs. Great image.
Thanks for this comment! It made me digging deeper into Dragonology – without any results, though :-(
Don’t they look like cute little puppies playing? And there are no wings. And yes, they look malnourished. Strange. Not menacing at all.
Some background info: this is the pedestal of a sculpture of Maximilianus I., dated 1513. Maximilianus I. is also known as “The last knight”, therefore the dragons? Knights fight dragons, right? The sculpture is attached to a wall of a house next to the St. George’s Cathedral (not the one I posted a photo of some days ago), another reason for dragons being around.
Ear nibbling, neck nibbling…..all very undragonlike behaviour. They have a cowlike head and human teeth and cute faces. They must be dragon puppies.
And I think they smile. Don’t they?
Love it!
Thank you for sharing :)
:-D – dank u wel! I still can get over dragons being so cute …
twins. great!
beijo
Haha, yes, of course! beijo