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Contraposto in Silver
The sinuous S-curve from waist to hip viewed from behind — the contraposto line that has charged Western figuration since antiquity. Light traces the lateral edge of the torso like a drawn line, the waist-to-hip ratio rendered as pure tonal poetry.
George Platt Lynes
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The sinuous S-curve from waist to hip viewed from behind — the contraposto line that has charged Western figuration since antiquity. Light traces the lateral edge of the torso like a drawn line, the waist-to-hip ratio rendered as pure tonal poetry.
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