Lunge Collection (page 4)
"Lunge: A Dynamic Move Across Time and Disciplines" Harold Abrahams wins 100m - 1924 Olympics
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"Lunge: A Dynamic Move Across Time and Disciplines" Harold Abrahams wins 100m - 1924 Olympics: Witness the explosive power of a lunge as Harold Abrahams sprints to victory in the iconic 1924 Olympics, leaving his competitors in awe. Learning to Lunge - 1930s: In the golden era of physical education, individuals honed their athleticism by mastering the art of lunging, a fundamental exercise that built strength and agility. Positions in fencing (litho): Fencing enthusiasts understand the significance of a well-executed lunge; it is an essential maneuver that requires precision, speed, and strategic thinking on the piste. Gentlemen fencers lunging and parrying, 18th century: Step back into history as gentlemen fencers engage in elegant duels with graceful lunges and skillful parries – showcasing both their mastery of swordplay and chivalrous spirit. Dog anatomy artwork: Delve into canine anatomy through intricate artwork capturing a dog's powerful hind legs during a lunge – highlighting their remarkable muscular structure designed for swift movements. Fred Perry competing at Wimbledon Centre Court in The 1933 International Lawn Tennis: Fred Perry's lightning-fast reflexes are on full display as he lunges across Wimbledon's hallowed grass courts during The 1933 International Lawn Tennis Championship – epitomizing grace under pressure. Mariano Ceballos kills the bull from his horse - plate 23 of The Art of Bullfighting (etching): Experience the intensity and bravery exhibited by Mariano Ceballos as he executes a daring lunge from his horse to conquer an imposing bull – immortalized through exquisite etching techniques. The Assassination of L. S Dentatus (engraving): Uncover ancient Roman history depicted through an engraving capturing L.