Lion Horoscope Collection

Sign of the Zodiac: The lion. The deity Artemis of Ephese, c. 1520 (fresco)
LRI4687448 Sign of the Zodiac: The lion. The deity Artemis of Ephese, c.1520 (fresco) by Falconetto, Giovanni Maria (1468-1535); Palazzo d Arco, Mantua

Zodiac Lion and Harvest - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref
LSE4416939 Zodiac Lion and Harvest - Miniature of the Middle Ages (ref. 137, 049r): Request for permission from the Municipal Library of Toulouse (tel: 05 62 27 66 66) by Unknown Artist

Calendar, the month of July, a peasant in a wheat field and the sign of the lion
LRI4635988 Calendar, the month of July, a peasant in a wheat field and the sign of the lion. 16th century (miniature) by Flemish School, (16th century); Archivio della Badia della Ss

Shepherds calendar - The Labours of the Months - July - Woodcut from the 1496 book
XEE4162855 Shepherds calendar - The Labours of the Months - July - Woodcut from the 1496 book printed by Guy Marchant (Guido Mercator) at Troyes - Hay

Shepherds calendar - The Labours of the Months - August - Woodcut from the 1496 book
XEE4162843 Shepherds calendar - The Labours of the Months - August - Woodcut from the 1496 book printed by Guy Marchant (Guido Mercator)

Sun with the zodiac sign of the lion. Down there are scenes of mens physical exercises
VEN5028138 Sun with the zodiac sign of the lion. Down there are scenes of mens physical exercises. Miniature made by Cristoforo de Predis (v. 1440-v. 1486) - in " De Sphaera" d Este

Le Lion - in Treatise by Johannes Angeli De Magnisconnectionibue annorum revolutionibus
GIA4743997 Le Lion - in Treatise by Johannes Angeli De Magnisconnectionibue annorum revolutionibus ac eorum pefectionibus

The Lion. Miniature of a horoscope. 15th century manuscript. Bibl. Trivulziana, Milan
GIA4739708 The Lion. Miniature of a horoscope. 15th century manuscript. Bibl. Trivulziana, Milan. by Unknown Artist, (15th century); Biblioteca Trivulziana, Milan, Italy; (add.info.: The Lion)

Calendar of the month of July with the sign of the Lion - Miniature of the Middle Ages
LSE4416909 Calendar of the month of July with the sign of the Lion - Miniature of the Middle Ages: Request permission from the Municipal Library of Toulouse (tel: 05 62 27 66 66) by Unknown Artist

Horoscope. Fables by Jean de La Fontaine (1621-95). Illustration by Francois Chauveau
GIA4781451 Horoscope. Fables by Jean de La Fontaine (1621-95). Illustration by FranAzois Chauveau (1613-1676). Edition of 1728

Sun with the zodiac sign of the lion. Scenes of mens physical exercises
LRI4635502 Sun with the zodiac sign of the lion. Scenes of mens physical exercises. (miniature, c.1470) by Predis, Cristoforo de (1440-86); Biblioteca Estense, Modena, Emilia-Romagna

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The Lion, sign of the Zodiac, represents strength and leadership. In ancient times, it was associated with the deity Artemis of Ephese, a powerful figure depicted in a captivating fresco from the 16th century. The influence of this majestic creature can also be seen in medieval miniatures depicting the Zodiac Lion and Harvest during the month of July. A peasant toils away in a wheat field under the watchful eye of this celestial symbol. As we move into August, another woodcut from a 1496 book showcases a peasant wearing a Phrygian cap as he picks grapes and crushes them in a bucket. This scene reminds us that hard work is essential for reaping bountiful rewards. A fascinating miniature by Cristoforo de Predis captures both the Sun and the zodiac sign of Leo alongside scenes portraying men engaging in physical exercises. It serves as a reminder that those born under this sign possess not only physical prowess but also an indomitable spirit. Johannes Angeli De Magnis' treatise features an intricate connection between lions and annual revolutions, emphasizing their significance throughout history. Meanwhile, another stunning horoscope miniature from Milan's Bibl. Trivulziana transports us back to the 15th century when astrological beliefs were deeply ingrained in society. In Jean de La Fontaine's fables illustrated by Francois Chauveau, even animals are subject to horoscopes; here we find mention of our regal lion once again. These tales bring forth timeless lessons about destiny and character traits associated with each zodiac sign. The lion's presence on calendars further solidifies its importance within astrology. Whether it be through depictions on medieval manuscripts or illustrations showcasing scenes from daily life like grape harvesting or physical exercise routines - these images remind us that lions have long been revered symbols representing power and courage among humans.