Statue of Saint George at Prague Castle, Bronze statue in Czech Republic
The Statue of Saint George is an iconic sculpture located at Prague Castle.
It was created by the brothers Martin and Georg of Clussenberk in 1373.
This statue represents Saint George, a famous Christian martyr known for slaying a dragon.
Visitors can view the statue when touring the grounds of Prague Castle.
An impressive example of Bohemian medieval art.
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