(Translated by Google) Monument to George (Jiri) Victorious - located in the third courtyard in the palace complex of Prague Castle, in the square in front of St. Vitus Cathedral. Monument to George the Victorious, smashing a dragon with a spear, created in 1373, restored after 1562. (Original) Памятник Георгию (Иржи) Победоносцу - расположен третем дворе в дворцового комплекса Пражского града, на площади перед собором Святого Вита. Памятник Георгию Победоносцу, разящего копьем дракона, создан в 1373 году, отреставрирован после 1562.

Great statue felt sorry for the dragon looked defenceless to me.

(Translated by Google) Impressive sculpture in bronze pûv. from the 14th century. Too bad the author is unknown, we know only the contractor. From the time of Masaryk (now newly cast) stands on the monumental pedestal of the long J. Plečnik. It's my revered art object. (Original) Působivá socha v bronzu pûv. ze 14. st. Škoda, že autor není znám, známe jen zhotovitele. Od Masarykovy doby stojí ( dnes již nově odlitá ) na monumentálním podstavci z dlny J. Plečnika. Je to můj uctívaný umělecký objekt.

(Translated by Google) George the Victorious, striking a snake with a spear! An iconic statue in an iconic place!!! (Original) Георгий Победоносец, поражающий змея копьём! Знаковое изваяние в знаковом месте!!!

Sehr Sehenswert

Interesting statue with possibility of including in picture cathedral as well

Beautiful, but just a statue.

Interesting statue of St. Gerorge on Horseback killing a dragon. It is in the large area by the Tower of St. Vitus.

Nice statue of Saint George slaying the Dragon

The bronze statue of st. George, who kills the dragon, is an important monument of Gothic ironwork from the 14th century. It is the first known statue in Czech that adorned the open space, ie it was not tied to the specific building. The author is unknown, the work dates back to 1373 and is connected with the building of the castle water main. Previously, it was thought that it was the work of Jiří and Martin of Kluž, but the authorship of the Parléř building and sculptural metallurgical works is also not excluded. After the Castle's fire in 1541, the statue was repaired. It used to stand in a different place, perhaps at the top of Baroque fountain in front of the Church of St. Vitus. Architect Josip Plečnik placed it on a high pillar with a shallow tank. Since 1967, only a copy of a statue is placed here, the original is in the collections of the National Gallery. Bronzová socha sv. Jiří, který zabíjí draka, je významnou památkou gotického kovolijectví ze 14. století. Je to první známá socha u nás, která zdobila volné prostranství, tedy nebyla vázána na stavební objekt. Autor není znám, práce je datována k r. 1373 a spojena s budováním hradního vodovodu. Dříve se soudilo, že to byla práce Jiřího a Martina z Kluže a není vyloučeno ani autorství parléřovské stavební a sochařské hutě. Po požáru Hradu v roce 1541 byla socha opravena. Dříve stávala na jiném místě, snad na barokní kašně před chrámem sv. Víta. Architekt Josip Plečnik ji umístil na vysoký pilíř s mělkou nádrží. Od roku 1967 tu stojí odlitek sochy, originál je ve sbírkách Národní galerie.

It was awesome!!!!!!! I want to visit hear again. I recommend vitus indoor tour.

Nice

(Translated by Google) The dragon hunter, St. George. He is a hyung you see often when traveling in Europe. It looks like a very realistic statue. (Original) 용잡이 성 조지형. 유럽 여행을 하다 보면 자주 볼 수 있는 형이다. 굉장히 사실적인 동상인 듯

(Translated by Google) The statue of St. George, located in the third courtyard of the castle, is an equestrian sculpture of the saint slaying the dragon. The original was built in 1373, but was damaged in the fire of 1541 and had to be recast. Mutilated again a few years later by men who climbed up to watch a tournament of knights. The current one is a bronze copy from the 1970s, while the original is kept inside the monastery. (Original) La statua di San Giorgio, situata nel terzo cortile del castello, è una scultura equestre del santo che uccide il drago. L’originale fu realizzata nel 1373, ma fu danneggiata dall’incendio del 1541 e dovette essere rifusa. Mutilata di nuovo qualche anno dopo da uomini che vi salirono sopra per assistere a un torneo di cavalieri. Quella attuale è una copia in bronzo degli anni Settanta, mentre l’originale è conservata dentro al monastero.

good to know this was a St George statue

A bronze statue of St George, killing the dragon, is located on the III. Courtyard of the Prague Castle. It is an important monument of gothic metal-founding from the 14th century. It is the first known Czech sculpture located in the open space, therefore not to be bound to the building.