ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA CONTRAPPOSTO
From Italian, from the past participle of contrapporre, from Latin contracontra- + pōnere to place.
CO OZNACZA SŁOWO CONTRAPPOSTO
Contrapposto
Contrapposto jest terminem włoskim, które oznacza przeciwstawność. Jest on używany w sztukach wizualnych do opisania postaci ludzkiej stojącej z większą jego masą na jednej nodze, tak że ramiona i ramiona skręcają poza oś z bioder i nóg. Daje to rysunek bardziej dynamiczny, lub alternatywnie relaksujący wygląd. Może być również używany do odwoływania się do wielu postaci, które są przeciwstawne względem siebie. Może dalej obejmować napięcie, gdy postać zmienia się z oparcia na danej nodze, aby chodzić lub biegać nad nią. Noga, która przenosi ciężar ciała jest znana jako zajęta noga, zrelaksowana noga jest znana jako wolna noga. Contrapposto jest mniej podkreślone niż bardziej sfrustrowana S Curve. Contrapposto było niezwykle ważnym rozwojem rzeźbiarskim, ponieważ po raz pierwszy w sztuce zachodniej jest to, że ciało ludzkie jest używane do wyrażania psychologicznego usposobienia. Wyważona, harmonijna pozycja Kritios Boy sugeruje spokojny i zrelaksowany stan umysłu, równość temperamentu, która jest częścią ideału człowieka reprezentowanego.
Definicja słowa contrapposto w słowniku
Definicja contrapposto w słowniku jest zakrzywionym lub asymetrycznym układem postaci ludzkiej z ramionami, biodrami i nogami w różnych płaszczyznach.
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Figure Drawing For Dummies
The Italian term contrapposto, which means “counterpoise,” is a great place to
start when trying to understand the equilibrium between the posture of the body
and the gravity that pulls against it. Where there's any gravitational pull against
any ...
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History of Art: The Western Tradition
5-44. DoryphoTOS (Spear Rearer). Roman copy after an original of c. 450-440
B.c. by Polyklcitos. Marble, height 6'6" (2 m). Musco Archeologico Nazionale,
Naples CONTRAPPOSTO. The Kritios Boy, then, not only stands, he stands at
ease.
Horst Woldemar Janson, Anthony F. Janson,
2004
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Painting in the Renaissance
Jesus Christ is wearing only a loincloth so that he can be baptized with waterfront
the Jordan River by John the Baptist. Piero delta Francesca painted Jesus with a
realistic contrapposto pose and a beautiful, almost glowing white body, to show ...
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Renaissance Art: A Topical Dictionary
CONTRAPPOSTO 69 COMMUNION OF THE APOSTLE. See LAST SUPPER.
CONDOTTIERE (Condottiero [pl., condottieri]). Condottiere is the Italian word for
the leader of a band of mercenary professional soldiers during the fourteenth, ...
A final means for achieving a sense of soul is contrapposto. This suggestion will
be surprising at first sight, for that device has been used so much in Renaissance
and later sculpture that it appears to be merely a conventional manner of posing
...
James Carson Webster, Erastus Dow Palmer,
1983
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Pictures of the Body: Pain and Metamorphosis
39 Yet even this exercise in Counter Reformation austerity does not silence the
echoes of contrapposto. The reverberation of his former interests in the moving
figure can be read by looking up and down the body's midline: the eye that
follows ...
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Polykleitos, the Doryphoros, and Tradition
Contrapposto in the Doryphoros has been defined according to one or another of
these three categories, or by some combination of them. Our focus on these
multiple schemes to denote Polykleitan ponderation seems to be premised in
part ...
Recognizing Contrapposto in the Torso The word contrapposto describes the
twisting action of a torso. It was a favorite gesture of Michelangelo. When a figure
twists its torso, it often also stretches and compresses it Train your mind to ...
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The English Mannerist Poets and the Visual Arts
The preceding survey has outlined the gradual transformation of classical
contrapposto into the most characteristic form of Mannerism, the figura
serpentinata. Renaissance representations of the human figure are enlivened by
contrapposto ...
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Looking at European Sculpture: A Guide to Technical Terms
Contrapposto An Italian term, originating from the Latin contrapositum , meaning "
placed opposite," and synonymous with antithesis, or the juxtaposition of
opposites. In sculpture, contrapposto usually refers to a stance in which each
straight or ...
Jane Bassett, Peggy Fogelman,
1997
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «CONTRAPPOSTO»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
contrapposto w wiadomościach.
William Dobell exhibition suggests artist's loss of confidence
As Wilson points out, it features a young tribesman in full regalia adopting the same contrapposto pose as Michelangelo's David. Paintings ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Lip 15»
Canalside choreography: how the biennale got Venice dancing
The visual arts have, throughout history, been a major shaping force in dance; from the contrapposto positions of classical Greek statues, which ... «The Guardian, Lip 15»
Body and Soul
The artist forgoes Classical contrapposto stances and serpentine lines in favor of off-kilter poses, as if his figures are in the midst of adjusting ... «New York Sun, Cze 15»
Athens native has artwork displayed on New York City Streets
... forms emerge from the soil and coil upward with an abstract contrapposto,” says the artist's news release in regards to his newest creation. «Athens Messenger, Cze 15»
Bridget Riley: The Curve Paintings 1961-2014, De La Warr Pavilion
Indeed when Riley begins to speak of contrapposto and la figura serpentina, as she has done for this and other shows, she calls to mind ... «The Arts Desk, Cze 15»
Is Duane Hanson's Sentimentality for Working People Noble or Just …
His people lean, slouch, stand contrapposto, rest their chins on their hands at the breakfast table or hitch their thumb in their jean pockets, with ... «artnet News, Cze 15»
Lynda Benglis's Watery Sculptures Delight at Storm King
In a riff on the Acropolis's Erechtheion caryatids, Benglis's wonkily stacked blushing columns evoke female bodies standing in contrapposto. «BLOUIN ARTINFO, Cze 15»
Local spellers bounced from bee
And then “contrapposto,” a visual arts word that means to counterpose. Even though he confidently and correctly spelled both words, Manu ... «Cincinnati.com, Maj 15»
Paul Bunyan Form Brings Coeur d'Alene Comfort
It's said that the first statue to employ “contrapposto” (the Italian term for counter-pose) was Kritios Boy. That pale sculpture dates back to 480 ... «The Spokesman Review, Maj 15»
At the intersection of sitting, noshing, info, art
... as “an installation of six unique 'sculptural paintings' whose organic forms emerge from the soil and coil upward in an abstract contrapposto.”. «The Villager, Maj 15»