name for this kind of lion logo?
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todd_k said:I know this is a Lowenbrau logo but is there a specific name for this type of lion standing up with the arms stretched out and sometimes a tongue sticking out?
griffin- tons of different types on how the mark is artistically made
hmmmm.
Nope.
Maybe this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Belgicus
More:
http://www.national-symbol.com/B/Belgium/Belgium-national-symbol.htm
Perhaps here?
See Rampant Lions:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_(heraldry)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Belgicus
More:
http://www.national-symbol.com/B/Belgium/Belgium-national-symbol.htm
Perhaps here?
See Rampant Lions:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_(heraldry)
Flyin' Lion
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I felt it necessary to post to this thread. 
Todd, what's the interest in that type of Lion?
Todd, what's the interest in that type of Lion?
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"Löwenbräu" (Lou-ven-broy in German) or "Lowenbrau" (Low-when-brow in English) means lions brew.
In the Middle Ages the "lion" was the symbol for the "king".
There must be a thousand Lowenbrau's in Germany.
In the Middle Ages the "lion" was the symbol for the "king".
There must be a thousand Lowenbrau's in Germany.
rdwj
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Ya, not a griffin - or a griffawn for that matter.
With my days in geekdom, I know the difference
With my days in geekdom, I know the difference
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Flyin' Lion said:I felt it necessary to post to this thread.
Todd, what's the interest in that type of Lion?
I've always liked the Lowenbrau and Peugeot logos and if I ever get into labeling I may use one. That's all! :cross:
feedthebear
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You mean a Rampant Lion?
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