Loie Fuller (1862-1928), pioneer of modern dance and theatrical lighting techniques Product:Canvas The East River and the

The East River and the Brooklyn Bridge are visible in the background

the Société Renault Frères employed 600 workers within four years

The top right hand view is possibly a butchers shop

George Best in action for Northern Ireland during the Home International match against England at Wembley watched by England defenders George Cohen (centre) and Jack Charlton

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill leaving a vabinet meeting at Downing Street

Loie Fuller (1862-1928), pioneer of modern dance and theatrical lighting techniques Product:Canvas The East River and theLoie Fuller, pioneer of modern dance and theatrical lighting techniques, 1902 1903. Loie Fuller was an American dancer who came to perform at the Folies Bergre in Paris in 1892. Her act was a huge success; she swirled long drapes around herself, extending her reach with poles, while being lit in kaleidoscopic colours and by spotlights. The flowing lines and glowing colours of her dance have been credited as an influence on Art Nouveau, and many prints