Bas-relief is an art term used to describe a sculpture that has minimal depth to the faces of the human sculpture than they actually have in real life.
It is a carving who's depth is halfway between a haute (high) relief and a bas (low) relief.
Sculpture
A wood relief is a carved picture made of wood. It can be "bas relief" in which case there are no 'undercuts' or "haut relief" in which case there are undercuts and holes.
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A sign. A plate, a tile, a coin, a stamp, a medallion, an engraving, a bas relief, etc.
A coin is an example of a bas-relief.
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Bas-Relief
It is how bas relief is mistakenly spelled sometimes. Especially by people that have only heard it pronounced. The s is silent. See bas relief for a proper definition.
It is a carving who's depth is halfway between a haute (high) relief and a bas (low) relief.
Sculpture
A wood relief is a carved picture made of wood. It can be "bas relief" in which case there are no 'undercuts' or "haut relief" in which case there are undercuts and holes.
A bas relief is a low or mostly-flat sculpture carved into the wall, or in the form of a tile mounted onto a wall, rather than a three-dimensional, free-standing figure.
A bas relief is a low or mostly-flat sculpture carved into the wall, or in the form of a tile mounted onto a wall, rather than a three-dimensional, free-standing figure.
Cameos are a style of a low-relief technique called bas-relief in carving stone or shell or sculpting with clay.
both temples contain bas relief carvings
I believe you are asking about a "Bas-relief".