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RME12MJG–Feb. 24, 2012 - Bar Number 1. Left foot forward along line of dance. Close right foot to left foot with a balance movement, retaining weight on left foot. Old-time dance experts demonstrate their coronation dance A Waltz for The Queen . Sydney and Mary Thompson, leading Old-Time dance experts have devised a new Coronation year ballroom dance for television, which they have called A Waltz for the Queen with music specially written by Kenneth Wright, head of TV music programmes. It will be shown to the public for the first time on TV on April 22nd
RM2B0FAC7–Vz: head n.r., inscription not readable, Kz: Virtus n.r. with left foot forward, coin, dupondius, Domitian, metal, copper, Diam. 28 mm, wt. 10.43 gr, Roman 84-96, the Netherlands, Utrecht, Bunnik, Vechten
RF2HW7XMC–Art inspired by Small male figure wearing a hat, with daggers in both hands, and placing his weight on his right foot as he stretches his left foot forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi', ca. 1621–25, Etching, Plate: 2 3/8 x 3 3/8 in. (6.1 x 8.5 cm), Prints, Jacques Callot (, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RMW55RKR–Saint Ursula and the Handmaidens St Ursula and the Virgins, On an oval bottom the saint stands with the left foot forward, the upper body slightly back and aside, the egg-shaped head, the face of which has a slight smile, leaning slightly to the left. She spreads the arms in a protective manner above the virgins that surround her on both sides. Ursula elegantly lifts the decorative sleeve with the right hand, which emerges from a puffed sleeve, in the left she held her attribute (an arrow). She is accompanied on each side by five coquettishly dressed young women. The two fronts, who look up to
RF2RAARX4–Pied Wagtail/White Wagtail (Motacilla alba) Walking Right to Left with Left Foot Forward, Along Grassy Edge of River Bank with Wildflower Backdrop, UK
RMRFD5EJ–Small male figure wearing a hat, with daggers in both hands, and placing his weight on his right foot as he stretches his left foot forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi'. Artist: Jacques Callot (French, Nancy 1592-1635 Nancy). Dimensions: Plate: 2 3/8 x 3 3/8 in. (6.1 x 8.5 cm) Sheet: 3 3/4 x 5 3/8 in. (9.6 x 13.6 cm). Series/Portfolio: Varie figure gobbi. Date: ca. 1621-25. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RME12D4A–Dec. 19, 2011 - How's this, guardsman, honey? Abbe Lane puts her left foot forward, but the guard concentrates on his own.
RME12MJR–Feb. 24, 2012 - 14th Bar. Right foot forward towards wall. Draw left foot to right foot, retaining weight on right foot. Old-Time Dance Experts Demonstrate Their Coronation Dance ''A Waltz For The Queen'': Sydney and Mary Thompson, leading Old-Time dance experts have devised a new Coronation year ballroom dance for television, which they have called ''A devised a new Coronation year ballroom dance for television, which they have called ''A Waltz for The Queen'' with music specially written by Kenneth Wright, head of TV music programme
RMETNX0R–Best foot forward... Young Jeremy Illingworth has a go at the penalty competition during the annual pig roast and gala which raised £500 for Netherton Juniors soccer club. Watching Jeremy were former Bradley Rangers manager Gerry Murphy (front left), Huddersfield Town promotions executive Keith Hanvey and some of the Netherton Youngsters. 6th August 1988.
RM2MADM86–Stepping out on Snowshoes- left foot: A pair of traditional snowshoes from above. Stepping forward with the left foot.
RF2HKA8R6–Inspired by The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in line with the targe and rapier in front of the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618, De Nassausche Wapen-Handelinge, van Schilt, Spies, Rappier ende Targe : beyde figuerlick afgebebeelt, en gestelt, Reimagined by Artotop. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light ray radiance. Photography inspired by surrealism and futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture
RMG63NB3–Wales' centre forward John Charles (left) shoots into a empty net to notch the first goal for his country in the international football match against England at the Empire Stadium Wembley, London. Watching, helplessly, is England's left back, Roger Byrne. 08/02/04: Former Leeds, Juventus and Wales striker John Charles is recovering in Milan's San Carlo hospital after surgery to amputate part of his right foot, according to a report, November 10, 1954. The 72-year-old underwent emergency vascular surgery after collapsing prior to a planned appearance as a pundit on Italian TV earlier this
RM2JJY87W–Step Five (slow): Turning to the left now, the man moves his right foot back. The girl moves her left foot forward, turning to the left. March 14, 1955.
RM2HHWMR6–Small male figure wearing a hat, with daggers in both hands, and placing his weight on his right foot as he stretches his left foot forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi' ca. 1621–25 Jacques Callot French. Small male figure wearing a hat, with daggers in both hands, and placing his weight on his right foot as he stretches his left foot forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi' 409932
RMF3B0GR–Dec. 19, 1981 - Hows this, guardsman, honey? Abbe Lane puts her left foot forward, but the guard concentrates on his own. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RM2TX62GK–The exercise with the Targe and Rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in the line with the Targe and Rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618, 1616 - 1618 The exercise with the Targe and Rapier: five soldiers standing next to each other in the line with the Targe and Rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, 1618. Large print of two sheets stuck together. Part of the illustrations in: Adam van Breen, the Nassausche Wapenegende: Short Educatione on the Figuerlijcke Afbelvengeling the Interesting 'funghruyck van Al' Tghene is a Soldaet Need in the actions of the
RF2JF7YYE–Left-Profile Foreground Image of a Red-Billed Chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax) Walking, One Foot Forward, Over Rock Against a Grassy Rock Background
RM2HGT6DK–Mikaeri Jiz? Bosatsu 14th century Unidentified artist The merciful bodhisattva Jiz? (Sanskrit: Kshitigarbha) is shown leading a soul to paradise. Standing atop a cloud, with his left foot forward, a golden staff held against his shoulder, and wearing garments rich with delicate patterns in cut gold leaf, he turns to gaze at his follower with gentle vigilance. Popularly known as the Mikaeri Jiz? (“Jiz? looking back”), this type of image poignantly reflects faith in the bodhisattva’s merciful guidance through the sufferings of the six realms of existence (rokud?) to the bliss of Amida Buddha’s W
RMGCDDBH–Putting their best foot forward at a training session in London today for the 'Tower of London Jog' in aid of the British Heart Foundation are (left to right) Squadron LeaderJeremy Bacon, Admiral Jeremy Larken, Debbie Moore, Chairman of Pineapple Dance Studios and a Beefeater from the Tower of London. The jog around the Tower of London moat (a 1km circuit) takes place on Wednesday 17th May 1989, as part of the 800th Anniversary celebrations of the Lord Mayor of London.
RMW56FP3–Erasmus (1604 / 5-1664 / 5), Standing on a quadrangular plinth, in a forward-standing position with the left foot forward. An open foliant rests on his left hand, of which he holds a few leaves with his right. He wears a beret and over a garment, which is visible at the neck and closed at the wrists with buttons, a fur-lined tabard. It is held together with a band around the waist, has a standing collar and wide sleeves that are folded back at the wrists. A fur-lined scarf hangs over the shoulders, the long ends of which depend on the front. The loose and low pedestal d cover plate and base
RMF42G5K–JUDY GARLAND at left with husband Sid Luff at the El Morroco restaurant, New York, in April 1963 celebrating daughter Liza Minnelli's stage debut in Best Foot Forward at the off-Broadway theatre Stage 73. Liza is seated next to dancer Tracy Everett who appeared on several of Judy Garland's TV shows.
RM2T90K4X–Striding figure, 300-30 BCE, 57 x 18 1/2 x 17 1/2 in. (144.8 x 47.0 x 44.5 cm), Granodiorite, Egypt, 3rd-1st century BCE, The unknown subject of this sculpture is shown in the traditional striding pose for men—left foot forward, arms at the sides, fist clenched—that was already 3000 years old when this statue was made. The softened musculature and curving contours allow us to date it to the Ptolemaic Dynasty (300–30 BCE), when Egypt was ruled by the descendants of Alexander the Great’s general Ptolemy, though the hieroglyphic inscription by the extended left leg mentions the Roman Emperor
RMA6RJP6–adult penguin running down hill followed by her chick with left foot forward on the antarctic antarctica, antartic, continent,
RMW56CD4–Virgin and Child Maria with child, seated on a couch, Maria sits on a profiled couch a little to the right and talks to her against her child on her left knee. It has its left foot forward and holds a pigeon by its wings. Maria's left arm passes behind the child, her right arm is bent forward. Mary, with a smiling face, wears a crown on the short veil under which the hair appears, furthermore a dress with a round neckline, which is girded above the waist and that at the point of the left shoe under the mantle, which over the knees turned to the right, reappears. The smiling child also wears a
RMPAPAG7–Bronze statuette of a warrior. Culture: Etruscan. Dimensions: H.: 6 11/16 in. (17 cm). Date: 5th century B.C.. The small warrior strides forward, brandishing a bent spear held in his right hand. His left arm is lowered and held beside his thigh; perhaps originally, he held a shield in his left hand. He wears an incised crested helmet with raised cheek- pieces, a breastplate, and greaves decorated with spiral patterns. A tang extends from the bottom of each foot, indicating that the statuette was originally mounted on a wooden or clay base. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RF2J2BWXB–Close-Up Left-Profile Image of a Female Common Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) Walking Across Grass on a Sunny Day with Left Foot Raised Forward in UK
![An albumen print carte-de-visite portrait of African-American politician, musician and businessman Oscar J. Dunn. He is photographed standing with his right foot slightly forward than his left and has his left arm resting on a pedestal. He is wearing a dark colored suit, vest and a bowtie. A watch chain is visible on the right side of his vest. He is looking directly at the camera. The photograph is inscribed on at the top and bottom of the front. At the bottom, handwritten in black ink, is: [Lieut Gov. Oscar J. Dunn / of Louisiana]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2G4GT6M/an-albumen-print-carte-de-visite-portrait-of-african-american-politician-musician-and-businessman-oscar-j-dunn-he-is-photographed-standing-with-his-right-foot-slightly-forward-than-his-left-and-has-his-left-arm-resting-on-a-pedestal-he-is-wearing-a-dark-colored-suit-vest-and-a-bowtie-a-watch-chain-is-visible-on-the-right-side-of-his-vest-he-is-looking-directly-at-the-camera-the-photograph-is-inscribed-on-at-the-top-and-bottom-of-the-front-at-the-bottom-handwritten-in-black-ink-is-lieut-gov-oscar-j-dunn-of-louisiana-2G4GT6M.jpg "An albumen print carte-de-visite portrait of African-American politician, musician and businessman Oscar J. Dunn. He is photographed standing with his right foot slightly forward than his left and has his left arm resting on a pedestal. He is wearing a dark colored suit, vest and a bowtie. A watch chain is visible on the right side of his vest. He is looking directly at the camera. The photograph is inscribed on at the top and bottom of the front. At the bottom, handwritten in black ink, is: [Lieut Gov. Oscar J. Dunn / of Louisiana]. Stock Photo")
RM2G4GT6M–An albumen print carte-de-visite portrait of African-American politician, musician and businessman Oscar J. Dunn. He is photographed standing with his right foot slightly forward than his left and has his left arm resting on a pedestal. He is wearing a dark colored suit, vest and a bowtie. A watch chain is visible on the right side of his vest. He is looking directly at the camera. The photograph is inscribed on at the top and bottom of the front. At the bottom, handwritten in black ink, is: [Lieut Gov. Oscar J. Dunn / of Louisiana].
RMEP5AXW–Rose-ringed or Ring-necked Parakeet (Psittacula krameri). Close-up left foot, showing two central toes facing forwards two back
RF2HKX4P2–Art inspired by The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in line with the targe and rapier in front of the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618, De Nassausche Wapen-Handelinge, van Schilt, Spies, Rappier ende Targe : beyde figuerlick, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RMB5F1PB–Best foot forward police officers left to right John Tyrrell David Summers Ray Armstrong and Glen Gowland as they being a sponsored walk to raise money to help Disabled Athlete Valerie Beck to compete in the para Olympic Games
RME5MA7T–BEST FOOT FORWARD, US poster, from left: Harry James, Lucille Ball (and bottom bathing suit), 1943
RM2JJY8AH–Man moves left foot forward while girl moves her right foot back. (Slow steps take two beats, quick steps one.). March 14, 1955.
RMET0A02–Three Middlesbrough councillors donned red noses and put their best foot forward to launch a new comic relief fundraising event. Trios are invited along to Middlesbrough's Central Gardens Boulevard wearing fancy dress, or at least a red noses, and to try to negotiate and obstacle course. Pictured is Mayor of Middlesbrough, Councillor Bryan Lansbrogh (left) with Councillors David Bowe and Ron Lowes putting their expertise to the test under the watchful eye of Nick Templeton. 7th March 1989.
RME12X9B–Feb. 25, 2012 - Positively No Passing - Except For Spidermen!: Probably the most anxious moment for cameramen if not for the steel erectors Jim Roach and Bill Henley, is when they have to pass such other out on the four-inch girder. There's a drill for this, rather like a dance movements. Right foot forward and left leg back. Take a little shuffle and move up close. Get the heads past and yours nearly there. Cameramen Drysdale reckoned this was the most terrifying thing of all to watch and photograph.
RF2F5W61P–Common Male Pheasant (Phasianus colchicus) in Left Profile on a Tarmac Path on a Nature Reserve in Staffordshire, UK in Early Spring
RM2HGYPB7–Base and feet of a worshipper ca. 2500–2350 B.C. Sumerian Many Early Dynastic dedicatory statues stand with their left foot forward, but there are many exceptions to this rule, especially when the feet and legs are carved against a back support. This base for a missing statue depicts two feet side-by-side. However, they are carved in the round. The details of the toes and nails are very finely modeled. A mortise hole in the back of the base suggests that this was part of a composite statue in which the figure was constructed from separate pieces of carved stone fitted together with pegs and do
RM2GJ0PW2–When a photographer asked Atlanta Chiefs coach Phil Woosnam the former West Ham United and Birmingham City inside forward , how many of his players touch the ball without the use of their hands , he lined up five of them , and asked another five to throw the ball . This was the result : from left Goal keeper Sven Linberg of Stockholm Sweden (of course can use his hands) , Emment Kapengwe of Kitwe Zambia used his head , Henry Largie from Kingston Jamaica his chest , Ron Newman of Gillingham England his thigh and Bobby Kalmi from Tel-Aviv Israel his foot , Atlanta , Georgia USA 28 March 1967
RM2HHRJ04–Diana 1910 Karl Theodore Bitter American, born Austria Bitter’s Diana assumes a static pose, left foot forward and shoulders thrown back, bow held almost casually behind her. The stately, dignified stance projects both her stature as a chaste goddess and her physical strength. Diana’s beauty, combined with her hunter’s cunning, struck a chord with Americans around the turn of the century, who may have seen the Roman goddess—mighty, willful, and independent—as an analogue to their nation at the moment it was coming into its own as a global power.. Diana. Karl Theodore Bitter (American (born Aus
RM2BF4GDM–Figure group. Two figures. A woman reclining on right elbow, clutching flowers. Left hand and foot upraised. Man seated on stump, leaning forward.
RM2TH6FPG–Erasmus (? 1469-1536), Albert Jansz VinckenBrinck, c. 1650 Stands on a quadrangular plinth, in pre -border position with the left foot forward. An open foliant rests on his left, of which he holds a few leaves with the right. He is wearing a beret and over a cover that is visible at the neck and is closed at the wrists with buttons, a tabolated tabolated. This is held together with a band around the medicine, has a standing collar and wide, sleeves that have fallen back to the wrists. A scarf hanged over the shoulders hangs, the long ends of which hang from the front. The loose and low pedesta
RMCP7Y1E–Moluccan or Salmon-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua moluccensis). Endangered species. Holding food with left zygodactyl foot.
RMW54K03–Floating angel, The angel holds an indefinable object in front of her (a fragment of). He has raised the left leg with the knee forward and the other with his foot swinging backwards. The upper part of the other wing is visible behind the nimbus. The angel wears over an undergarment, of which only the sleeves and part of the skirt can be seen through a split in the upper garment (according to the colors), a second garment with half sleeves and a collar. That is what the sleeveless outer garment is about, which is looped around the waist and hips.
RMPA8N10–Icon with the Crucifixion. Culture: Byzantine. Dimensions: 5 15/16 × 3 1/2 × 5/16 in. (15.1 × 8.9 × 0.8 cm). Date: mid-10th century. This Byzantine depiction of the Crucifixion emphasizes Christ's victory over death. Christ's body is shown limply attached to the cross, his arms bent at the elbows and his legs turned, pushing his hip slightly outward. His head falls forward against his left shoulder. The Virgin and Saint John the Baptist mourn his passing, and underneath the foot support, the three soldiers divide Christ's seamless garment. These figures are frequently portrayed as witness
RFWAF8GJ–Taking decisions for the future man standing with direction arrow choices and question mark, left, right or move forward
RM2F7TC0N–Spotted Hyaena (Crocuta crocuta). Adult animal emerging from a communal below ground den. Quadrupedal ambling pacing gait, left and right legs in turn
RF2HKAT4T–Inspired by Striding warrior, Running warrior, The man stands on a low plinth with the right leg fully forward and has the left foot placed crosswise, the heel off the ground. His right hand, clasping the hilt of a dagger (?), thrusts forward from behind; he holds the left with fingers spread, Reimagined by Artotop. Classic art reinvented with a modern twist. Design of warm cheerful glowing of brightness and light ray radiance. Photography inspired by surrealism and futurism, embracing dynamic energy of modern technology, movement, speed and revolutionize culture
RFJBMR49–Taking decisions for the future child standing with many direction arrow choices, left, right or move forward
RFHWXJC5–Taking decisions for the future man standing with many direction arrow choices, left, right or move forward
RF2TCTNC0–Orsay Museum, Paris, France Dancer bent forward, massaging her left foot c.1881-1883 pastel on paper
RM2AJB1PD–Hand-book of calisthenics and gymnastics : a complete drill-book for schools, families, and gymnasiums : with music to accompany the exercises . Fig. 52.. D .342 GYMNASTICS. commencing position at a and c four times ; then, at the command,Rear, turning to the rear in connection with each leap, he will leapto the left, crossing his legs and thus carrying the left foot forward,as in the dotted part of Fig. 53, and recover the commencing posi-tion four times ; and finally, at the command, Alternate, he willleap to the left and recover the commencing position eight times byalternation, first turni
RM2GFXA2G–080720-M-1341G-009 FARAH PROVINCE, Afghanistan (July 20, 2008) U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Christopher Peterson, right, and Navy Cmdr. John Crabill, left, both assigned to Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, cut bandages off an Afghani boyÕs foot at the Baqwa forward operating base in the Farah Province. Based out of Marine Air Ground Combat Center, Twentynine Palms, Calif., 2nd Battalion 7th Marine Regiment is a reinforced light infantry unit deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Jason T. Guiliano/Released)
RM2GJ0EAJ–James William Thomas (Jimmy) Hill Born in Balham and after playign for Reading as an amateur in 1948, signed professional forms for Brentford in 1949. In 1952 he was transferred to Fulham and has played for the club ever since. He has played one game for an England B XI. During his footballing career he has played in every position except goalkeeper and outside left. The only bearded professional footballer, he is also Chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association. Formerly an attacking wing half, last season he began to play regularly at inside forward, scoring 23 goals, six of them i
RFHGN9XE–A sprained (right) and normal (left) ankle. A torn peroneus brevis tendon is shown pulled forward from its normal position.
RM2BF6CFK–Figure of a Male Performer. Leaning forward with right hand upraised and left foot advanced, the figure of a gesturing man dressed in a violet-flowered cloak lined with yellow and with turquoise collar and cuffs, white shirt, black knee-breeches, white hose and red-brown shoes.
RM2TDK1H4–Virgin and Child, anonymous, c. 1330 - c. 1340 Maria is sitting on a profiled couch a little to the right and has it against her child on her left knee. It has its left foot forward and holds a pigeon at the wings. Maria's left arm walks past the child, her right arm is bent forward. Maria, with smiling face, wears a crown on the short veil, including the hair, furthermore a rug with round necklace, which is good above the waist and that at the tip of the left shoe under the cloak, that over the knees To the right has struck, coming out again. The also smiling child is wearing a shirt. France
RM2BCY7NM–Cartedevisite of Lt Governor Oscar J Dunn. An albumen print carte-de-visite portrait of Lt. Governor Oscar J. Dunn. He is photographed standing with his right foot slightly forward than his left and has his left arm resting on a pedestal. He is wearing a dark colored suit, vest and a bowtie. Cartedevisite of Lt Governor Oscar J Dunn
RMW54YBW–Crucifix Corpus Christi, Christ's head hangs slightly forward and to the left, the knees are bent slightly, the right foot is attached to the left with a nail. The parted hair falls in tresses on the shoulders, but leaves part of the ears free, the loincloth is knotted on the right hip and runs from the back. On the temples a slight hollow for the crown of thorns, Christ on the cross on Calvary (alone, without bystanders), Christ suffering (with crown of thorns, head usually turned sidewards), anonymous, France, c. 1260, walnut (hardwood), gilding, h 104.0 cm
RM2AGJKBE–Mérante full-length to front, head inclined slightly to right, hands clasped in front, left foot forward.; Melle. Zina Richard dans Marco Spada.
RM2HBG74Y–Rhys Murphy warming up before playing for Southend in the FA Trophy 3rd round at Roots Hall, Southend United v Dorking Wanderers football match
RM2AGJTWJ–Sheet music cover: Elssler slightly to left, looking right, left foot forward, left arm curved at shoulder level, holding castanets.; Mlle. Fanny Elssler in La cachucha.
RF2PNP395–En Pointe walking left right foot forward Teenage girl in determined pose looking forward. Concept for teenage confidence, NOT depression, healthy bod
RF2HKXAYG–Art inspired by Striding warrior, Running warrior, The man stands on a low plinth with the right leg fully forward and has the left foot placed crosswise, the heel off the ground. His right hand, clasping the hilt of a dagger (?), thrusts forward from behind; he holds the left with, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RM2AAB8D8–Full length to right, her left foot forward, wearing blue-gray strapless gown with gold trim, gold pins in her hair.; Costume de Mme. Grisi Perrot, rôle de Gianita, dans Zingaro.
RF2HW7XN7–Art inspired by Small male figure stopping to draw his sword, in profile view with open mouth and left foot positioned forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi', ca. 1621–25, Etching, Plate: 2 7/16 x 3 7/16 in. (6.2 x 8.8 cm), Prints, Jacques Callot (French, Nancy 1592–1635 Nancy, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RM2AGK328–Full length with her left foot forward, right foot extended back, left hand raised in an admonishing gesture, right hand at her waist; wearing a costume with elaborate wing-like sleeves and a butterfly as a headdress. Note: Psyche means butterfly in Greek.; Mrs. Honey as Psyche.
RF2B9AA42–Saint Ursula and the Handmaidens St Ursula and the Virgins, On an oval bottom the saint stands with the left foot forward, the upper body slightly back and aside, the egg-shaped head, the face of which has a slight smile, leaning slightly to the left. She spreads the arms in a protective manner above the virgins that surround her on both sides. Ursula elegantly lifts the decorative sleeve with the right hand, which emerges from a puffed sleeve, in the left she held her attribute (an arrow). She is accompanied on each side by five coquettishly dressed young women. The two fronts, who look up to
RM2AGJK37–Caroline Dominique in the divertissement introduced in the opera Le cheval de bronze, Paris Opéra, Sept. 21, 1857. Full length to front, looking right, left foot forward, index finger of each hand pointing upward; wearing a panniered skirt.; Melle Caroline, dans le ballet du Cheval de bronze.
RMGBTHGJ–Taking decisions for the future man standing with three direction arrow choices, left, right or move forward
RM2AAXFM9–Fanny Elssler waltzes composed expressly for her by C F Rudolph Sheet music cover: Elssler slightly to left, looking right, left foot forward, left arm curved at shoulder level, holding castanets; wearing the cachucha costume turned into a plaid gown with a stole fastened at left shoulder and crossed to right hip.; Fanny Elssler waltzes composed expressly for her by C. F. Rudolph.
RM2AGP0DB–Duvernay in Deshayes' ballet Le brigand de Terracina, premiered at the King's Theatre, Feb. 25, 1837. Full-length to left, looking right, left arm upraised, holding apron with right hand, left foot forward. Seated and standing figures in background.; Paulina Duvernay as the maid of Terracina, in the ballet called Il briganti, performed at the King's Theatre in the Haymarket.
RM2AM499B–Social games and group dances; a collection of games and dances suitable for community and social use . right (one), left(and), right (two), and hold (and). i meas. Go get your hat and parasolThe circus, it is here. Repeat the movements described above, startingwith the left foot forward. 2 meas. 230 SINGING GAMES AND DANCES II Ten for the big onesFive for the small. Partners join both hands, extend arms sideways,shoulder high, take four slides clockwise aroundcircle. Four slides back to places. a meas. Ill Hurry up, hurry upOr you cannot go at all. Link right arm with partner, left arm raised
![Théâtre du Cymnase (sic) Dramatique La Senora Perea Nena Initialed on stone: A. L. [i.e. Alexandre Lacauchie] Full length, to left, left foot forward, right hand at waist, left hand holding a fan. Pulled for Flamenco Exhibit December 2012. Currently not available for patron use.; Théâtre du Cymnase [sic] Dramatique. La Senora Perea Nena Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AMF772/theatre-du-cymnase-sic-dramatique-la-senora-perea-nena-initialed-on-stone-a-l-ie-alexandre-lacauchie-full-length-to-left-left-foot-forward-right-hand-at-waist-left-hand-holding-a-fan-pulled-for-flamenco-exhibit-december-2012-currently-not-available-for-patron-use-thtre-du-cymnase-sic-dramatique-la-senora-perea-nena-2AMF772.jpg "Théâtre du Cymnase (sic) Dramatique La Senora Perea Nena Initialed on stone: A. L. [i.e. Alexandre Lacauchie] Full length, to left, left foot forward, right hand at waist, left hand holding a fan. Pulled for Flamenco Exhibit December 2012. Currently not available for patron use.; Théâtre du Cymnase [sic] Dramatique. La Senora Perea Nena Stock Photo")
RM2AMF772–Théâtre du Cymnase (sic) Dramatique La Senora Perea Nena Initialed on stone: A. L. [i.e. Alexandre Lacauchie] Full length, to left, left foot forward, right hand at waist, left hand holding a fan. Pulled for Flamenco Exhibit December 2012. Currently not available for patron use.; Théâtre du Cymnase [sic] Dramatique. La Senora Perea Nena
RM2F24525–Stands on a quadrangular plinth, in front of the left foot forward. On his left is a sloping foil, of which he holds some leaves with the right. It is wearing a beret and underlet that is visible at the neck and closed with the wrists with buttons, a fur-lined tabbard. This is held together with a band, has a standing collar and wide sleeves returned to the wrists. A flanked scarf is hanging over the shoulders, the long ends of which depend on the front. The loose and low pedestal D cover plate and base consists of roll ornament, shows a ringing tire on the front.
RM2AAB8BJ–Lower right: Maleuvre s. Noblet in Aumer's ballet Astolphe et Joconde; ou Les coureurs d'aventures, premiered at the Paris Opéra, Jan. 29, 1827. Full length to left, left foot forward, holding tambourine in right hand; outdoor setting, mill in background.; Costume de Melle. Noblet, rôle d'Edile (en Bohémienne) dans Astolphe et Joconde, ballet pantomime, Académie royale de musique
RMW561WF–Female Saint (? St Agatha), She stands slightly forward with her right foot on a piece of land and holds a fragment of an open book in her left hand. Below the label with scalloped neckline and with sleeves, with slits, a thin pleated shirt. The cloak hangs from the shoulders and is included with the arms. The blunt right shoe point and part of undergarment under the skirt of the hall. A hanging sash for the waist. The head is missing., anonymous, Utrecht, c. 1500 - c. 1520, oak (wood), gilding, h 82 cm × w 34 cm × d 21 cm
![Fanny Elssler posed in fourth position, left foot forward pointe tendue, left arm curved upward, right arm held slightly away from side, holding castanets. The background is a cultivated park, through which couples are strolling and an archway at right in which several men are standing watching her. The whole is enclosed in an ornamental border.; La gitana, (The new cachoucha), danced by Madlle Fanny Ellsler [sic], in the grand ballet La gitana. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AGH2AD/fanny-elssler-posed-in-fourth-position-left-foot-forward-pointe-tendue-left-arm-curved-upward-right-arm-held-slightly-away-from-side-holding-castanets-the-background-is-a-cultivated-park-through-which-couples-are-strolling-and-an-archway-at-right-in-which-several-men-are-standing-watching-her-the-whole-is-enclosed-in-an-ornamental-border-la-gitana-the-new-cachoucha-danced-by-madlle-fanny-ellsler-sic-in-the-grand-ballet-la-gitana-2AGH2AD.jpg "Fanny Elssler posed in fourth position, left foot forward pointe tendue, left arm curved upward, right arm held slightly away from side, holding castanets. The background is a cultivated park, through which couples are strolling and an archway at right in which several men are standing watching her. The whole is enclosed in an ornamental border.; La gitana, (The new cachoucha), danced by Madlle Fanny Ellsler [sic], in the grand ballet La gitana. Stock Photo")
RM2AGH2AD–Fanny Elssler posed in fourth position, left foot forward pointe tendue, left arm curved upward, right arm held slightly away from side, holding castanets. The background is a cultivated park, through which couples are strolling and an archway at right in which several men are standing watching her. The whole is enclosed in an ornamental border.; La gitana, (The new cachoucha), danced by Madlle Fanny Ellsler [sic], in the grand ballet La gitana.
![The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing next to each other in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618; The Nassausche weapon-action, of peel, skewer, rappier and the targe: Beyde figuerlick gone, and after the new order [of] (...) Maurits van Nassau. The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, 1618. Large print of two tagged sheets. Part of the illustrations in: Adam van Breen, the Nassausche Wapen-Handelge: Kor Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2G13G11/the-exercise-with-the-targe-and-rapier-five-soldiers-standing-next-to-each-other-in-the-fell-with-the-targe-and-rapier-for-the-chest-and-the-left-foot-forward-no-15-1618-the-nassausche-weapon-action-of-peel-skewer-rappier-and-the-targe-beyde-figuerlick-gone-and-after-the-new-order-of-maurits-van-nassau-the-exercise-with-the-targe-and-rapier-five-soldiers-standing-side-by-side-in-the-fell-with-the-targe-and-rapier-for-the-chest-and-the-left-foot-forward-1618-large-print-of-two-tagged-sheets-part-of-the-illustrations-in-adam-van-breen-the-nassausche-wapen-handelge-kor-2G13G11.jpg "The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing next to each other in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618; The Nassausche weapon-action, of peel, skewer, rappier and the targe: Beyde figuerlick gone, and after the new order [of] (...) Maurits van Nassau. The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, 1618. Large print of two tagged sheets. Part of the illustrations in: Adam van Breen, the Nassausche Wapen-Handelge: Kor Stock Photo")
RM2G13G11–The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing next to each other in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, (no. 15), 1618; The Nassausche weapon-action, of peel, skewer, rappier and the targe: Beyde figuerlick gone, and after the new order [of] (...) Maurits van Nassau. The exercise with the targe and rapier: five soldiers standing side by side in the fell with the targe and rapier for the chest and the left foot forward, 1618. Large print of two tagged sheets. Part of the illustrations in: Adam van Breen, the Nassausche Wapen-Handelge: Kor
RM2JJY8AG–Step Two: Man takes a pace forward with left foot as girl steps back with her right. March 18, 1955.
RM2HHWMN8–Small male figure stopping to draw his sword, in profile view with open mouth and left foot positioned forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi' ca. 1621–25 Jacques Callot French. Small male figure stopping to draw his sword, in profile view with open mouth and left foot positioned forward, from the series 'Varie figure gobbi' 409923
RM2MBX7XC–U.S. Army Pvt. Jacob Alsobrooks, left, an automated logistical specialist assigned to the 1109th Theater Aviation Support Maintenance Group, Connecticut Army National Guard, and U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Luke Stark, right, an aircraft powerplant repairer assigned to the 1109th Theater Aviation Support Maintenance Group, Connecticut Army National Guard, man an entry control point, ECP, outside a simulated forward operating base, or FOB, at Stones Ranch Military Reservation, East Lyme, Connecticut, June 22, 2022. As ECP guards, both soldiers would observe foot and vehicle traffic in the vicinity of t
RM2WD18KX–Young woman on her deathbed, Eleuterio Pagliano, in or after 1861 print A young woman is lying on her deathbed. A man (possibly the artist Jacopo Tintoretto) kneels down at the foot end, his head bent forward. On the left is a rosary and a holy water vessel hangs on the wall. Italy paper. etching deathbed. Holy Water font
RM2GKD4YP–210317-N-EJ338-0001 SASEBO, Japan (March 17, 2021) Chief Builder Johan Sanchez (left) and Equipment Operator 2nd Class Rene Trejo-Barrera, assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 4, communicate via hand signals to safely unload a crate containing a roll-up door assembly. The door assembly will be attached to a 3,200-square-foot pre-engineered building that the Seabees are constructing for Naval Beach Unit 7. NMCB 4 is forward-deployed throughout the Indo-Pacific region ready to support major combat operations, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief and to provide general e
RMDMMWER–Nov 11, 2009 - Melbourne, Australia - (left to right) HANKY HANEY, TIGER WOODS, STUART GALE and SAM put the right foot forward down the fourth fairway during the Pro-AM at Kingston Heath Golf Club. (Credit Image: © Matthew Mallett/ZUMA Press)
RF2B9ATD3–Erasmus (1604 / 5-1664 / 5), Standing on a quadrangular plinth, in a forward-standing position with the left foot forward. An open foliant rests on his left hand, of which he holds a few leaves with his right. He wears a beret and over a garment, which is visible at the neck and closed at the wrists with buttons, a fur-lined tabard. It is held together with a band around the waist, has a standing collar and wide sleeves that are folded back at the wrists. A fur-lined scarf hangs over the shoulders, the long ends of which depend on the front. The loose and low pedestal d cover plate and base of
RMF57Y9D–Washington, DC, USA. 28th Oct, 2015. 20151028 - D.C. United forward FABIAN ESPINDOLA (10) takes a shot with the outside of his left foot, between two New England Revolution players, in the second half at RFK Stadium in Washington. © Chuck Myers/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMF4XGCD–1968 - Positively No Passing - Except For Spidermen!: Probably the most anxious moment for cameramen if not for the steel erectors Jim Roach and Bill Henley, is when they have to pass such other out on the four-inch girder. There's a drill for this, rather like a dance movements. Right foot forward and left leg back. Take a little shuffle and move up close. Get the heads past and yours nearly there. Cameramen Drysdale reckoned this was the most terrifying thing of all to watch and photograph. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RMDJEKBM–Sep 05, 2007 - Santandar, Spain - CHELSEA HEDGES (Tweed Heads, NSW, Australia), current ASP Womans World Tour number three, was the only goofy footer (right foot forward) to enjoy the small left hand waves on offer at the Rip Curl Girls Festival held at Liencres, Santander, Spain this morning. Hedges used the advantage over Alana Blanchard (Haw) and Jacqueline Silva (Bra) to advan
RF2BK4MNR–Modern Set of 25 Flat Colors Pictograph of wireframe, left, user, fast forward, vehicles Editable Vector Design Elements
RMEAR05Y–Rose-ringed or Ring-necked Parakeet (Psittacula krameri). Left foot, bird facing right, showing zygodactyl digits or toes.
RM2AJHE7K–Bulletin - United States National Museum . TT 71 ^ f 10. L..l 0U TOPOGRAPHY OF THE DISTRICT. 21 not less than 300 loaded shells; two guns, to change when one becomestoo hot to handle. Shells should be loaded with 2 drachms of powderand three-quarters of an ounce of Xo. 10 shot. Some use 2.1 drachmsof powder and one ounce ISTo. 10 shot. Having taken his position, the pusher shoves off and paddles overthe channel to the marsh opposite. Entering- the marsh both muststand, the sportsman in front, his left foot forward and right foot behindthe seat, steadying himself as best he can. He soon become
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