The S-Curve pose was developed by the court style of International Gothic and greatly influenced Late Gothic Sculptures.
The S-curve post is a form of artistic representation in which sculptures are fashioned in a sinuous ‘S-shaped’ form. Late Gothic sculptures like the Madonna, paintings like the Garden of Eden by Limbourg Brothers, and illuminated manuscripts such as the Hours of Gian Galeazzo employ this form of representing human figures.
This pose developed in the later 14th and early 15th century in France and Northern Italy, primarily in the court centers. The style was also termed ‘soft style’ in German due to its elegance and flowing lines.
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