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Fore legs Stock Photos and Images
RMW7F89C–'Studies of Horses' Fore-Legs and Measured Drawings of Horses' Heads', c1480 (1945). Artist: Leonardo da Vinci.
RM2BTPRTH–Biting the dust!. An amazing picture made as Tezpur Fore legs crumpled beneath him and nose buried in the turf, hits the ground in a head-on crash after taking a hurdle in the steeplechase at Williamstown, near Melbourne, Australia. The jockey, K Bracken, is about her two over the head of his fallan mount. 4 December 1937
RMM4J5EK–Horse in profile, to the right and its fore-legs, equine Anatomical drawing, drawn by Leonardo Da Vinci, 1452-1519
RMA1D8Y1–Holstein Friesian Dairy Cows Fore Legs and Muddy Feet in a Field of Grass in County Kilkenny Ireland
RME0W08R–Oct. 10, 1960 - A goat-kangaroo: Two years ago a she goat with atrophied fore legs was born in a French farm near Poitiers. The
RMHT466J–'Studies of Horses' Fore-Legs and Measured Drawings of Horses' Heads', c1480 (1945). Artist: Leonardo da Vinci.
RM2H92BJ6–1959, historical, a collie dog lying underneath a small table in a office, with its fore legs over the cable of a small electric bar heater, London, England, UK. These small space heaters with one or two electric bars were a common site in offices and workplaces in this era as they were portable and could be plugged in anywhere.
RM2HGP22J–Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 500–480 B.C. Greek, Attic Exterior, fore legs and abdomen of horse. Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 695743
RMR5EWJM–Clicquoet the Race Horse. The greatest novelty in the world Clicquoet, from Monte Video, a South American race horse, with six perfect legs ... This extraordinary animal has run three races in his native country, being the winner of two events. … A short time after his last race by a wondrous freak of nature, two perfect legs rapidly made their appearance, starting just below the knee joints of the fore legs. These extra legs are now at the present time as perfect as those with which the horse was foaled, and are shod the same as any of the others. … This extraordinary curiosity is to be s
RMW561RM–Chair with seat mat and fluted back posts crowned with buttons, Chair made of ash wood, seat made of matt straw. The hind legs are smooth, the front legs with turned houses with sections, connected by four sports below and above. The upper front apron is flat with a braided band, the under-fore has twisted sections. The open, hollowed back frame with fluted posts, crowned with buttons, has a straight upper sill with rounded corners and a cord-shaped sill, trimmed with pearl edges. In the middle a winch decorated with pearl edge and rosette., anonymous, Normandie (possibly), 1785 - 1800, wood
RM2CX1K28–Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) exposing fore-flippers before diving backwards underwater belly up
RM2J34882–An adorable fox red labrador standing on hind legs posing with fore legs on a tree stump on the coast of Eastbourne on the pebble beach.
![The Celebrated Race-Horse "Fisherman", 1857. "Fisherman" is a dark brown horse, standing over 16 hands...He is a very peculiar-looking horse- short, on a high leg, walks with his fore legs wide apart, and not presenting the appearance of an animal likely to win the number of races he has done over all lengths of course. He has a white star in his forehead...No less than twenty-two races have fallen to his lot this year...Mr. Parr declares that he has an immense dislike, whether training or running, to a sunny sky, and he does not go well next the rails, as ha fancies from h Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R8Y389/the-celebrated-race-horse-quotfishermanquot-1857-quotfishermanquot-is-a-dark-brown-horse-standing-over-16-handshe-is-a-very-peculiar-looking-horse-short-on-a-high-leg-walks-with-his-fore-legs-wide-apart-and-not-presenting-the-appearance-of-an-animal-likely-to-win-the-number-of-races-he-has-done-over-all-lengths-of-course-he-has-a-white-star-in-his-foreheadno-less-than-twenty-two-races-have-fallen-to-his-lot-this-yearmr-parr-declares-that-he-has-an-immense-dislike-whether-training-or-running-to-a-sunny-sky-and-he-does-not-go-well-next-the-rails-as-ha-fancies-from-h-2R8Y389.jpg "The Celebrated Race-Horse "Fisherman", 1857. "Fisherman" is a dark brown horse, standing over 16 hands...He is a very peculiar-looking horse- short, on a high leg, walks with his fore legs wide apart, and not presenting the appearance of an animal likely to win the number of races he has done over all lengths of course. He has a white star in his forehead...No less than twenty-two races have fallen to his lot this year...Mr. Parr declares that he has an immense dislike, whether training or running, to a sunny sky, and he does not go well next the rails, as ha fancies from h Stock Photo")
RM2R8Y389–The Celebrated Race-Horse "Fisherman", 1857. "Fisherman" is a dark brown horse, standing over 16 hands...He is a very peculiar-looking horse- short, on a high leg, walks with his fore legs wide apart, and not presenting the appearance of an animal likely to win the number of races he has done over all lengths of course. He has a white star in his forehead...No less than twenty-two races have fallen to his lot this year...Mr. Parr declares that he has an immense dislike, whether training or running, to a sunny sky, and he does not go well next the rails, as ha fancies from h
RMM4J5EX–A Horse seen from the front, equine Anatomical drawing, drawn by Leonardo Da Vinci, 1452-1519
RFKP73BM–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,
RM2R6EXNF–Above is the chair, seen from the front, the legs and the fore part of the arm being omitted, at right. The seat is upholstered. The back is high oval with straw plaiting supported by the upper part of the back legs. The arms begin above, at the back, and end in the upper part of the front legs which have the shape of two calices, one in the other. Below and at right are two sketches for the curved arms. On the reverse is part of the architectural plan with the letters 'C', 'f, and the caption, written by the artist: 'Loggia e sotto / stalla'. Usual background. Pen and brown ink, brush and bro
RMWCMEJ8–Brown Hare / European Hare ( Lepus europaeus ) sitting on hind legs, shadow boxing with front paws, wildlife, Europe.
RM2CF5JRR–Leopard Tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis). Head fully withdrawn into the shell. Fore legs, covered in large scales protect the sensitive anatomy within
RMPFPT0E–Tortie Smoke European shorthaired cat with good contrast in ourter colour, sitting on hind legs with fore paws raised.
RMT2TJ9M–Longitudinal section through a mosquito. K Head, B chest and H abdomen. 1 antenna. 2 mouth parts. 3, 4 u. 5 legs. 6 fore- and 7 hind wings (the latter form the Schwingkölbchen here). 8 intestine-channel. 9 salivary gland. 10 Auscheidungswerkzeuge. 11 Heart. 12 Upper and 13 lower throat knots. 14 Belly pulp, anonym
RM2BTTTFB–Chair. Research in ProgressAbove is the chair, seen from the front, the legs and the fore part of the arm being omitted, at right. The seat is upholstered. The back is high oval with straw plaiting supported by the upper part of the back legs.
RM2T0W94G–Illustrated Armament Description, British Newspaper - United Kingdom, Second World War : The image is a black and white diagram of a Bren gun. The diagram is labeled with the different parts of the gun, such as the “Normal Bren Gun Position”, “Fore Sight”, “Gas Block”, “Gas Regulator”, “Magazine Catch”, “Rifle Barrel”, “Gun Mounted in Anti-Aircraft Position”, “Recoil Spring”, “Recoil Mechanism”, “Trigger”, “Back Sight”, “Ejector Trip”, “Double Row of Magazines”, “Cartridge in Chamber”, “Legs Used”, “Flash Hider”, “Gas Vent”, “Hand Grip”, “Gun Position”, “Breech Block”, “Bolt Locking Mechanism”
RM2HGXKA9–Terracotta fragment of a mastoid (drinking cup with narrow base) late 6th/early 5th century B.C. Greek, Attic Part of a vine; legs of a youth to right; head, fore legs, and tail of a lion, with his head lowered to the ground (Theseus and the bull?); feet. Terracotta fragment of a mastoid (drinking cup with narrow base). Greek, Attic. late 6th/early 5th century B.C.. Terracotta; black-figure. Archaic. Vases
RMC5T6WG–BROWN HARE Lepus europaeus An adult shakes his front legs after grooming itself in a small field. March. Derbyshire, UK
RM2DM96X1–Chair, Giuseppe Barberi, Italian, 1746–1809, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on off-white laid paper, Above is the chair, seen from the front, the legs and the fore part of the arm being omitted, at right. The seat is upholstered. The back is high oval with straw plaiting supported by the upper part of the back legs. The arms begin above, at the back, and end in the upper part of the front legs which have the shape of two calices, one in the other. Below and at right are two sketches for the curved arms. On the reverse is part of the architectural plan with the letters 'C', 'f
RM2CX1K4T–Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) exposing fore-flippers before diving backwards underwater belly up
RFH6BM31–Bush cricket. A cricket with extremely long antennae and hind legs. The body colour blends in well with the greenery of the fore
RMBMXHBN–Wire-haired Dachshund, Wire-haired sausage dog, domestic dog (Canis lupus f. familiaris), standing in a meadow with the fore le
RF2B6Y0T5–Backlit brown bear cub. Bear Cub against a sun. Brown bear in back light. Cub of Brown bear stands on its hind legs. Lit by evening sun at summer fore
RM2E2JBFA–Sweetmeat, the winner of the Doncaster Plate, 1845. Jockey George Whitehouse on racehorse Sweetmeat. 'The winner of the Piece of Plate at Doncaster, is a dark-brown Colt, three years old, free from white, and not more than fifteen hands and a half high. He is, altogether, a very racing-looking nag, although possessing no peculiar points. His head is neat, and well set on to a light neck; his shoulders are strong, and well inclined back; large fore and back ribs...with excellent flat legs, and sound feet...The Messrs. Baily, Brothers, of Royal Exchange-buildings, Cornhill, have in the hands of
RMM8JT4B–Fly feeding on daisy nectar rubbing legs together covered in pollen in profile legs outstretched while balanced on the yellow centre of the flower
RFKP73C0–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,
RMW9GDM9–Archive image from page 191 of American spiders and their spinning. American spiders and their spinning work. A natural history of the orbweaving spiders of the United States, with special regard to their industry and habits CUbiodiversity1121211-9742 Year: 1889 ( 192 AMERICAN SPIDERS AND THEIR SPINNINGWORK. gathered up between them the ordinary coil of silk thread. Thcii she stretched forward the two fore legs upon one side of her body and grasped the trapline just in front of her face, and bent the other two fore pairs of legs around toward the ball within which the insect was swathed and w
RMPAAYCK–Pair of side chairs (chaises à la reine). Culture: French. Dimensions: Each, 36 1/4 x 24 1/2 x 26 in. (92.1 x 62.2 x 66cm). Maker: Michel Gourdin (French, master 1752, died after 1777). Date: ca. 1752-60. The top rail of the back and front rail of the seat are carved with three flowers flanked by branches of flowers and leaves. Both Michel and Jean-Baptiste Gourdin used the motif of a flower at each front corner above a split stem running down the fore edge of the front leg with an acanthus leaf on the foot. Other chairs by Michel Gourdin are in the Louvre, the Bouvier Collection in the Musée
RM2CET3YF–Brown Hare / European Hare / Feldhase ( Lepus europaeus ) sitting on hind legs, shadow boxing with front paws, wildlife, Europe.
RM2CF6RJW–Leopard Tortoise (Stigmochelys pardalis). Head fully withdrawn into the shell. Fore legs, covered in large scales protect the sensitive anatomy within
RMPFPB1X–Chocolate Silver Classic Tabby Oriental shorthaired cat with sleek appearance and slims legs with small oval paws, sitting, extending right fore paw.
RF2C0HWMF–Cute pet with love and faithful, male dog with white feather standing by two back leg, two front legs hold hand of owner with lovely face
RM2AN3E8M–General guide to the exhibition halls of the American Museum of Natural History . Bl MBLE-BEE POLLINATING APPLE BLOSSOMS. From an exhibit in the Insect Hall. A fewinsects cause a loss of about one-fifth of our fruit, but we should have little or no fruit were it not for other insects pollinating the blossoms MODEL OF A MOLE CRICKET (enlarged five diameters). An insect with fore-legs es-pecially adapted for digging.
RMCNN574–Socotran Gecko (Haemodracon trachyrhinus) adult, close-up of head and front legs, Socotra, Yemen, march
RM2HHH9GN–Armchair (one of a pair) ca. 1730 French Carved and gilded frame; flat square back with serpentine sides and slightly arched serpentine top and lower rail, all carved with reeded molding clasped by acanthus leaves; supported above seat rail on short, straight struts pounced with diamond shape; padded arms on serpentine supports set back from fore legs and carved at the top with a floral rosette and at the lower end with a rococo shellwork cartouche; serpentine seat rail carved on upper border with reeded molding clasped by acanthus leaves; shell cartouches carved at center of front and side ra
RF2GE36W2–Athletic pair of legs running or jogging on a path during sunrise or sunset.healthy lifestyle concept. young fitness woman legs walking on summer fore
RMW5508H–Armchair, part of an environmental divan, Armchair belonging to a set of six armchairs made of mahogany with a triangular base, forming a round sofa. Floral silk trim with trimmings. The two angled placed front legs, the rear leg, lines, struts, armrests and the crown of the backrest are bent, profiled and almost all end up in a volute. The armrests close the backrest in an arched shape and form a triangular crown that, like the fore-end and the swellings of the front legs, has shell-shaped acanthus leaves., Gebroeders Horrix, The Hague, c. 1852, wood (plant material), mahogany (wood), silk
RMD2Y6X5–Grey seal / gray seal (Halichoerus grypus) resting on beach, close up of fore flipper and claws
RME5466C–East Kilbride, Scotland, UK. 20th July, 2014. The Scottish Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride near Glasgow holds its annual Heavy Horse Competition with over 150 competitors taking part. Clydesdale horses are now kept mainly as pets or for show but some are still used to pull carriages and carts for tourists and pleasure. Credit: Findlay/Alamy Live News
RF2BTGNG6–They are an animal of Australia, with small head, large and powerful hind legs, huge tail, short fore limbs, and is about the height of a man. Female
RFKP73B3–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,
RMW9FN92–Archive image from page 57 of Curb, snaffle, and spur . Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle curbsnafflespu00ande Year: 1894 ( 52 Cii7'b, Snaffle, and Spttr. taps upon the rump, holding the forehand in place. To bring the horse into a natural position, the hind legs should not be permitted to move to the rear, but the trainer should induce the horse CARRYING THK irilM LM'i-.k iHL iiuui. to advance the fore legs until the horse rests easily. Should the mounted horse be slow in learning this, a few lessons g
RMW4TDWK–Brown Hare / European Hare / Feldhase ( Lepus europaeus ) sitting on hind legs, shadow boxing with front paws, wildlife, Europe.
RMM7K37X–African Hunting Dog, or African Wild Dog or African Painted Dog or Painted Wolve (Lycaon pictus). Pack having made a kill, one dog using fore legs to
RMAB9GF6–Alter-Real horse (Equus przewalskii f. caballus), Corde Jong training of courbette: jumps on hind legs, never allowing the fore
RM2AKT1K2–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . 112 KESTEAINT Oy DOMESTIC ANIMALS. the knee strap in order to complete the restraint. These canbe applied to one or both fore legs to a good advantage, thus. Fig. 132. Dollars Method of Fixing tlie Fore and Hind Legs Together After Casting. SI
RMCNN5C7–Socotra Skink (Trachylepis socotrana) adult, close-up of head and front legs, Socotra, Yemen, march
RM2HH56WT–Armchair (one of a pair) ca. 1730 French Carved and gilded frame; flat square back with serpentine sides and slightly arched serpentine top and lower rail, all carved with reeded molding clasped by acanthus leaves; supported above seat rail on short, straight struts pounced with diamond shape; padded arms on serpentine supports set back from fore legs and carved at the top with a floral rosette and at the lower end with a rococo shellwork cartouche; serpentine seat rail carved on upper border with reeded molding clasped by acanthus leaves; shell cartouches carved at center of front and side ra
RMW5508J–Armchair, part of an environmental divan, Armchair belonging to a set of six armchairs made of mahogany with a triangular base, forming a round sofa. Floral silk trim with trimmings. The two angled placed front legs, the rear leg, lines, struts, armrests and the crown of the backrest are bent, profiled and almost all end up in a volute. The armrests close the backrest in an arched shape and form a triangular crown that, like the fore-end and the swellings of the front legs, has shell-shaped acanthus leaves., Gebroeders Horrix, The Hague, c. 1852, wood (plant material), mahogany (wood), silk
RM2BTJM3D–Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) exposing fore-flippers before diving backwards underwater belly up
RME546H8–East Kilbride, Scotland, UK. 20th July, 2014. The Scottish Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride near Glasgow holds its annual Heavy Horse Competition with over 150 competitors taking part. Clydesdale horses are now kept mainly as pets or for show but some are still used to pull carriages and carts for tourists and pleasure. Credit: Findlay/Alamy Live News
RF2BTGETN–A kangaroo, jumping away. Kangaroos are animals of Australia, with pouch, small head, large and powerful hind legs, huge tail, short forelimbs, and is
RF2B9ADPP–Chair with seat mat and fluted back posts crowned with buttons, Chair made of ash wood, seat made of matt straw. The hind legs are smooth, the front legs with turned houses with sections, connected by four sports below and above. The upper front apron is flat with a braided band, the under-fore has twisted sections. The open, hollowed back frame with fluted posts, crowned with buttons, has a straight upper sill with rounded corners and a cord-shaped sill, trimmed with pearl edges. In the middle a winch decorated with pearl edge and rosette., anonymous, Normandie (possibly), 1785 - 1800, wood (
RFKP73ER–Pacific Tree Frog or Pacific Chorus Frog (Pseudacris regilla) in the tadpole with four legs stage, resting on a water lily pad in a pond in Issaquah,
RMW9G2RR–Archive image from page 98 of Curb, snaffle, and spur . Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle curbsnafflespu00ande Year: 1894 ( The Gallop. — The Gallop Changes. 93 turning from a circle on one hand to a circle on the other hand, taking care that the change is made as the turn to the other hand is demanded; for, in turning abruptly from a circle on one GALLOP CHANGES. FRO.M RIGHT TO LEFT. hand to a circle on the other, the horse will often try to begin the change with the fore legs, and this is not only a f
RMWBC32W–Brown Hare / European Hare / Feldhase ( Lepus europaeus ) sitting on hind legs, shadow boxing with front paws, wildlife, Europe.
RMM7K698–African Hunting Dogs, or African Wild Dogs or African Painted Dogs or Painted Wolves (Lycaon pictus). Pack having made a kill, one dog using fore legs
RMAB9GF7–Alter-Real horse (Equus przewalskii f. caballus), Corde Jong training of courbette: jumps on hind legs, never allowing the fore
RM2AKKKWG–The entomologist's text book : an introduction to the natural history, structure, physiology and classification of insects, including the Crustacea and Arachnida . F PTILOTA. attitude when at rest, appearing to be engaged in prayerwith upHfted hands. They are the only orthopterous insects which subsist uponother insects, and for this end their entire structure indicatesstrength and agihty, the most curious part of the structureof this group of animals consisting in the organization ofthe fore-legs, which are much stronger than the posteriorlegs, and ordinarily used in the prehension of their f
RM2HHB0WM–Lion at Rest ca. 1585 The Mughals had a great predilection for Indian fauna. Muraqqa (single-page) paintings with animal portraiture developed into a separate genre during the Mughal period. For the Mughals, lions symbolized power and when accompanied by a lamb or calf signified the existence of peace and justice. This painting, one of the early works of Mansur, belongs to the period of Akbar and shows a resting lion reclining in the bulrushes besides the edge of a lake where birds perch and flit amidst the bamboo grove. The lion raises his hind legs while lightly crossing the fore paws in one
RF2AW1PYT–Poised jerboa and leaping jerboas, drawn from life by English naturalist and ornithologist, George Edwards (1694 - 1773). Coloured engraving created in 1752. Edwards’ caption explains that the jerboa model for his drawings 'is now the Property of Mr. Scarlett, Optician, by St. Ann’s Church, Westminster', while 'Mr. Blew, Librarian to the Inner Temple, had also lately one of them living'. Edwards then adds the observation: 'It is remarkable that it hops like a Bird, on its hinder Legs, never setting its fore Paws on the Ground, but generally hides them in ye Furr under its Throat'.
RMW5508F–Armchair, part of a environmental divan, Armchair belonging to a set of six armchairs made of mahogany with a triangular base, forming a round sofa. Floral silk trim with trimmings. The two angled placed front legs, the rear leg, lines, struts, armrests and the crown of the backrest are bent, profiled and almost all end up in a volute. The armrests close the backrest in an arched shape and form a triangular crown that, like the fore-end and the swellings of the front legs, has shell-shaped acanthus leaves., Gebroeders Horrix, The Hague, c. 1852, wood (plant material), mahogany (wood), silk
RM2BTJM35–Walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) exposing fore-flippers before diving backwards underwater belly up
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