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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | contrapposto | counterbalance | Chapter 5 - Ancient Greek Art |
| 2 | Contrapposto | This pose puts the body into an "S-curve." | An introduction to Art History |
| 3 | contrapposto | weight on one leg | Art History |
| 4 | contrapposto | put all weight on one leg, causes hips to shift and shoulders to counter balance, which sets up potential for natural pose | Humanities Midterm |
| 5 | Contrapposto | Human posture in which the shoulders and head are turned one way and the hips and legs another; weight off the body is put on one foot, creating a feeling of tension on one side of the body and relaxation on the other | Euro Civ > Vocabulary > Art Terms |
| 6 | contrapposto | a position that made the sculpture more sturdy and allowed the physical form to be more aesthetically pleasing to the eye | Renaissance and Reformation |
| 7 | contrapposto | a pose in which the weight of the body is balanced onone leg while the other is freee and relaxed | Art History Chp. 8 & 9 |
| 8 | Contrapposto | counter balance or weight shift | ART HISTORY vocab |
| 9 | contrapposto | to realistically depict weight resting on one foot and leg | AP European Vocab |
| 10 | Contrapposto | A pose that suggests the potential for movement, and thus life, in a standing human figure. | Art appr. 2 |
| 11 | contrapposto | relaxed, natural pose | 50 Terms Art History |
| 12 | contrapposto | the relaxed natural pose or "weight shift" | AP Art History Key Terms |
| 13 | contrapposto | relaxed, natural pose | bluehark |
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