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Why St Mark?

San Marco, or St Mark, is the patron saint of Venice since 828, and the Feast of St Mark on April 25th is an important day in Venice.

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Why the winged lion?

There are statues, reliefs and paintings of a winged lion all over Venice. The lion is the symbol of the Evangelist St. Mark

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Tag: Winged Lion

Why St Mark?

Why the winged lion?