- foreshortened image by Catherine Ward
See image foreshortening.
- Correggio by Amaya Ingram
Antonio Allegri da. 1494--1534, Italian painter, noted for his striking use of perspective and foreshortening
- Foreshortening by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
in art, the reduction of depicted forms as required by the laws of perspective. In murals, foreshortening often conveys movement and space most effectively.REFERENCERathe, K. Die Ausdrucksfunktion extrem verkürzter Figuren. Leipzig, 1938.
- Morton's syndrome by Owen Medina
Etymology: Dudley J. Morton, American orthopedist, 1884-1960; Gk, syn, together, dromos, course. A congenital foreshortening of the first metatarsal segment, causing pain and deformity of the front part of the foot.
- Euthymides by Samantha Cummings
... . His signature has been found on eight extant vases, six that he signed as a painter and two as a potter. A proponent of red-figure pottery, he was noted for his mastery of foreshortening and studies in movement. The amphora now in Munich's Antiquities Museum showing foreshortened figures in three-quarter view is an outstanding example of his draftsmanship.