Bronze sculpture depicts eagles attacking bighorn sheep in Central Park.
A low-angle view of the Eagles and Prey sculpture located in Central Park in Manhattan, New York. The bronze sculpture depicts two eagles attacking a bighorn sheep. Both eagles have their wings spread as their legs are pointed in the direction of the sheep, their talons are not visible. The eagle on the right is closer to the sheep's head, it is facing the left side of the image. The eagle to the left is closer to the sheep's back, it is facing forward, looking toward the top of the image. Only the bottom of the eagle's neck and wings are visible. The sheep's head is visible in the sculpture, the rest of its body is molded into a piece of bronze that looks like a jagged rock, its head is facing the right side of the image. There are trees on the right side of the image from the top to the bottom of the image, treetops extending across the image, and trees on the left side of the image. The sky is visible in the middle and top left portion of the image, it is appearing white due to the glare.