Løve & Løvinde (Lion & Lioness) is a sculpture of two bronze lions and a wild boar, located in front of Jarmers Tower at Jarmers Plads. It was created by the French sculptor Auguste Caïn and installed in 1889.

The sculpture, a copy of the original, depicts a male and a female lion fighting over a wild boar. The male lion tries to prevent the female from reaching the prey, symbolising that power in nature belongs to the strongest. The work is placed somewhat unusually on a cramped square in one of the busiest intersections in the city, which means it is often overlooked.