They are all wonderful and there are some very nice examples of foreshortening, first applied by artists in the 15th century.
https://www.britannica.com/art/foreshortening
I remember well my astonishment and delight sixty years ago when I took my first drafting class and was taught the principles of drawing in perspective, which included foreshortening. Ever since, my brain automatically checks for proper use, which I’m sure is why I’ve never developed an appreciation for pre-Renaissance art.
I don’t know if the dude in the center of 60. And the one to his right were attempts at foreshortening or bad drawing, or just stylistic, but it kinda has grown on me. I prefer to think it is stylistic.