Hannibal’s First Victory / Première Victoire d’Hannibal — an early work (1885) showing a nude boy with a large eagle. It illustrated an act of cruelty famous from the Gustav Faubert novel Salammmbô. As a boy, the later Carthaginian General brutally killed an eagle.
in the Musée Bourdelle in Paris Montparnasse
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