bronze sculpture of a chimera, a mythical creature, with a lion's body, a serpent's tail, and a goat's head emerging from its back

bronze sculpture of a chimera, a mythical creature, with a lion's body, a serpent's tail, and a goat's head emerging from its back. The sculpture is positioned in a public square in Arezzo, Italy, indicated by a plaque on its pedestal that reads "CHIMERA di AREZZO" and features a QR code. The chimera is depicted in a dynamic pose, with its mouth open and forelegs extended, appearing to be in motion. It rests on a large, light-colored stone pedestal. The square has a paved surface composed of large, light-colored square tiles intersected by darker gray tiles and a metal grate running horizontally across the foreground. The scene is bathed in bright sunlight, casting strong shadows from the sculpture and other elements in the environment. In the background, several people are visible. A young man with a backpack is walking away from the camera, and two women are walking in the distance. Trees with green foliage line the edge of the square, and there are also concrete benches and planters. Traffic lights and signs are present on a pole in the background, suggesting a street or intersection nearby. The overall impression is of a sunny day in an urban public space.