Which statement describes the aesthetic principle of proportion in classical Greek sculpture?
A.
Sculptors ensured that supporting and free elements were cross-balanced.
B.
Sculptors made statues that emphasized the rhythm and precision of athletes.
C.
Sculptors made statues that were balanced between reality and idealism.
D.
Sculptors tried to make statues that looked as if they could move.
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