Shoulder Collection
"Shoulder: A Symbol of Strength, Resilience, and Unity" Bob Cratchit & Tiny Tim: In Dickens' "A Christmas Carol
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"Shoulder: A Symbol of Strength, Resilience, and Unity" Bob Cratchit & Tiny Tim: In Dickens' "A Christmas Carol, " Bob Cratchit's shoulder carries the weight of his family's struggles while supporting Tiny Tim's hopeful spirit. Suffragette Song Anthem March of the Women: The suffragettes proudly marched with their heads held high, shoulders squared, demanding equality for all women. Wizard of Oz / Tin Man: The Tin Man sought a heart from the Wizard but also needed strong shoulders to carry him through his journey towards self-discovery and compassion. Coloured shoulder patches of the Australian Corps: These patches symbolize camaraderie and honor among soldiers who bravely fought side by side during World War I. Cardiovascular system in historical artwork: Ancient depictions highlight the intricate network that connects our hearts to our shoulders, emphasizing their vital role in sustaining life. Miner working in a coal seam, South Wales: With sweat on his brow and muscles straining, a miner's broad shoulders exemplify determination as he labors underground to provide for his loved ones. Good Morning. By David Wright: This iconic pin-up artwork showcases feminine beauty with an elegant twist – a woman gracefully adjusting her shoulder strap before starting her day. Tendinitis of the shoulder X-ray: An X-ray reveals the hidden pain within one's shoulder joint caused by tendinitis - a reminder that even our strongest points can be vulnerable at times. Joint pain conceptual artwork: Through abstract imagery, this artwork captures the anguish experienced by those battling chronic joint pain while reminding us to care for our own well-being. Neck anatomy in 19th Century artwork: Delicate brushstrokes depict detailed neck anatomy alongside graceful curves—a testament to artists' fascination with human form throughout history. King George IV / Thompson.