Dancers from the ballet Swan Lake (Large Print)

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Synopsis: This page shows two images of characters from the ballet Swan Lake. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the right way up. The two images are separated by a fine dashed vertical line. On the left of the page is Odette, the heroine of the story, on the right is Prince Siegfried. Odette is seen from the side and facing to the right. Her arms are held up; one is at the top centre of the image and the other points to the top right. Down and left is her head; it is tilted back with her face pointing upward. Further down and right is her body, her tutu (ballet dress) and two legs. She is wearing ballet shoes and standing on the points of her toes. On the right of the page, the image of Prince Siegfried is seen from the side and facing to the left with his upper body turned to the front. He is leaping across the stage, which cannot be seen. At the top of the image is his head facing left with a feather stuck in a band around his hair. Down the page, he is holding his arms out straight from his body to the left and right. Further down his legs can be found, stretched out to the left and right. He is wearing tights, ballet shoes and a skintight top.