- A
mannequin (sometimes
spelled as
manikin and also
called a dummy,
lay figure, or
dress form) is a doll,
often articulated, used by artists, tailors, dressmakers...
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Harold succeeded him as Earl of Wes****,
which made him the most
powerful lay figure in
England after the king. In 1055,
Harold drove back the Welsh, who had...
- in-the-house-of-fred-ginger/production/10g) "Playwright
makes Lorca a
lay figure" in The Times, 7
September 1966, p. 16 "Fenella
Fielding as
Hedda Gabler"...
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author Michèle Kahn Spike,
American lawyer, historian, and
prominent lay figure in the
Episcopalian church Paul Spike,
American author,
editor and journalist...
- spirit. Zurbarán
painted directly from
nature and
frequently utilized the
lay figure in his
study of draperies, in
which he was
particularly skilled. He had...
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Figure skating is a
sport in
which individuals, pairs, or
groups perform on
figure skates on ice. It was the
first winter sport to be
included in the Olympic...
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explained that they both
posed with
wooden props. The
soldier "clasped a
lay-
figure to his breast,
while the fair lady
leant on the
bosom of a man of wood...
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would look like.
There is also a "
lay figure"/"crucified
figure"
directly to the left of Courbet's easel. This
figure appears contorted and potentially...
- of 1950,
shown at left,
called "
Lay Figure." It is
similar to the 1946 self
portrait in the
presence of a
draped figure and the
predominance of shadow...
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ensure that "the
world see the
Negro as a parti****nt
rather than as a
lay figure in history." He wrote: "[W]hile the ****ociation
welcomes the cooperation...