Left Arm Collection

Left Arm of a Hunter, n.d. Creator: Bernard Baron
Left Arm of a Hunter, n.d

Seated Male Nude with Outstretched Left Arm, n.d. Creator: Unknown
Seated Male Nude with Outstretched Left Arm, n.d

Portrait Jochem Hendricksz Swartenhont 1566-1627
Portrait of Jochem Hendricksz. Swartenhont (1566-1627), Portrait of Jochem Hendricksz Swartenhont (1566-1627). Lieutenant Admiral of Holland, husband of Elisabeth Bas

Portrait Harmen Lijnslager 1664-1704 Oval standing half-length
Portrait of Harmen Lijnslager (1664-1704), Portrait of Harmen Lijnslager. Oval, standing half-length, in armor, leaning on a helmet with the left arm. In the background a seascape

Jacob de Vos Sr 1735-1833 Amsterdam Art Collector
Jacob de Vos Sr (1735-1833), Amsterdam Art Collector, Portrait of Jacob de Vos Sr, insurance deliverer and art collector in Amsterdam

Portrait Saint-Paul Marquis Marquis Saint-Paul
Portrait of the Saint-Paul Marquis Marquis of the Saint-Paul, Oval portrait of the Saint-Paul marquis, bust to the right with his stab under the left arm, nobility and patriciate, chivalry

Self Portrait Self-portrait painter Adriaen Hanneman
Self Portrait, Self-portrait of the painter Adriaen Hanneman. Bust to the left, sitting in a chair with the left arm over the back of the chair

Sitting male nude head resting left arm sitting figure
Sitting male nude, head resting on the left arm, sitting figure, Gerrit Jan Michaelis (mentioned on object), 29-Feb-1808, paper, chalk, h 393 mm × w 480 mm

Portrait Joseph II Austria 1741-90 Roman-German emperor
Portrait of Joseph II of Austria (1741-90), Roman-German emperor and later king of Hungary and Bohemia, Portrait of Joseph II (1741-90), emperor of Austria, king of Hungary and Bohemia

Portrait Archduke Maximilian Franz Austria 1756-1801
Portrait of Archduke Maximilian Franz of Austria (1756-1801), later Archbishop and Elector of Cologne and Prince Bishop of Munster, Portrait of Maximilian (1756-1801), Archduke of Austria

Willem Tell crossbowman Willem Tell points eyes
Willem Tell, The crossbowman Willem Tell, points to his eyes, holds a crossbow under his left arm and an arrow in his hand. He is dressed in medieval fantasy clothing and has a hat

Actor Nakamura Nakazo I lifting pillar actor Nakamura Nakazo I
Actor Nakamura Nakazo I lifting a pillar, The actor Nakamura Nakazo I in the role of samurai, on one knee, holding a stone pillar with the left arm, a stone torii in the background

Portrait General David Hendrik Baron ChassA
Portrait of General David Hendrik Baron Chasse, The person portrayed holds his left arm in front of his chest. On his chest he wears awards

Allegorical composition Felix Meritis right winged Fame blowing
Allegorical composition on Felix Meritis, Allegorical composition on Felix Meritis with on the right the winged Fame blowing on the praise trumpet

Roman warrior front battlefield Title page Caius Velleius Paterculus cum Selectis
Roman warrior in front of a battlefield Title page for Caius Velleius Paterculus cum Selectis Variorum Notis, 1659, A Roman warrior

Sardinia Nuoro Sindia Abbazia di S. Maria di Corte, this is my Italy, the italian country of visual history, Medieval Cistercian architecture founded 1147

well-dressed young boy standing holding cap right hand
well-dressed young boy standing, holding his cap in his right hand, his coat over his left arm; A. Clement (French, active 1860s); about 1867; Gelatin silver print

Verona Sketchbook Left arm hand page 75 1760
Verona Sketchbook: Left arm and hand (page 75), 1760. Francesco Lorenzi (Italian, 1723-1787). Black chalk with white heightening; sheet: 32 x 23 cm (12 5/8 x 9 1/16 in.)

Verona Sketchbook Left arm hand page 47 1760
Verona Sketchbook: Left arm and hand (page 47), 1760. Francesco Lorenzi (Italian, 1723-1787). Black chalk with white heightening; sheet: 32 x 23 cm (12 5/8 x 9 1/16 in.)

Verona Sketchbook Left arm hand page 46 1760
Verona Sketchbook: Left arm and hand (page 46), 1760. Francesco Lorenzi (Italian, 1723-1787). Black chalk with white heightening; sheet: 32 x 23 cm (12 5/8 x 9 1/16 in.)

Verona Sketchbook Head woman left arm page 13
Verona Sketchbook: Head of a woman with left arm (page 13), 1760. Francesco Lorenzi (Italian, 1723-1787). Black chalk with white heightening; sheet: 32 x 23 cm (12 5/8 x 9 1/16 in.)

Jeff Jones, left arm fast medium bowler of Glamorganshire currently battling out the County Championship - in action for his county in the vital game against Sussex, being played at Hove

Stefano della Bella 1649 Etching second state
Artokoloro

Royal Academy Arts August 2 1773 Mezzotint 19 7 / 8 x 28 1 / 8
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English Lady Winter Costume habit ane English Gentlewoman
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Saint Jude facing left book under left arm Christ
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Study Nude Figure Front View Looking Upward Torso
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James Duke York 1651 Etching state Sheet 11 1 / 8
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Man stern expression profile left 1645 Etching
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gentleman head turned towards right profile wearing
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Plate 14 young peasant woman child sitting side saddle atop
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Female figure 1645 Etching state Sheet 4 5 / 8
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Study Left Arm Hand 1815-63 Graphite laid paper
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Madonna Rose Madonna reaches rose upheld child
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Left Arm Shoulders Man Back early 19th century
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Bronze statuette youth chlamys Late Classical
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Illustration of left arm, back and lateral muscles
Medicine: Human anatomy, left arm, back and lateral muscles. Drawing

Elbow flexion, artwork C016 / 6790
Elbow flexion. Artwork of the muscles of the arm from the front, with red arrows showing the direction of movement when flexing (bending) the elbow

Elbow and wrist extension, artwork C016 / 6792
Elbow and wrist extension. Artwork of the muscles of the arm from the front, with red arrows showing the direction of movement when extending the elbow and wrist joints

Forearm in supine position, artwork C016 / 2853
Pronation of the forearm. Artwork of an anterior (frontal) view of a human left forearm with relaxed hand and thumb and fingers outstretched, showing the underlying bone structure during pronation

Forearm in supine position, artwork
Pronation of the forearm. Artwork of an anterior (frontal) view of a human left forearm with clenched hand and protruding thumb, showing the underlying bone structure during pronation

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"Left Arm: A Symbol of Strength and Artistry" Meet Jeff Jones, the left arm fast medium bowler of Glamorganshire currently battling it out on the cricket field. Just like his predecessors in history, he embodies the power and precision that comes with a strong left arm. In the world of art, left arms have been immortalized through stunning portraits. Take Jochem Hendricksz Swartenhont's 1566 masterpiece, where a nobleman proudly rests his left arm while gazing into the distance. Or Harmen Lijnslager's 1664 oval standing half-length portrait, capturing an elegant figure with their left arm gracefully positioned. Jacob de Vos Sr. , an Amsterdam art collector from 1735-1833, understood the allure of a well-positioned limb when posing for his own portrait. His confident stance is accentuated by his relaxed yet purposeful placement of his left arm. Even royalty recognized the significance of this body part. The Marquis Saint-Paul's striking portrait showcases him resting one hand on his hip while confidently supporting himself with his mighty left arm. Similarly, self-portrait painter Adriaen Hanneman depicted himself with pride as he showcased both hands at work - one holding a paintbrush and another resting comfortably on his trusty left arm. The strength embodied by a well-toned they are also be seen in other contexts beyond artwork or sports. In Joseph II Austria's regal portrait from 1741-90 as Roman-German emperor, he stands tall with authority emanating from every inch - including his solidly grounded position supported by none other than his formidable left arm. Archduke Maximilian Franz Austria knew that to command respect; one must possess physical prowess too. His imposing presence is enhanced by how he leans casually against a pillar using only his dominant appendage – you guessed it –his powerful left arm.