n.
Sculptural relief in which the modeled forms project from the background by at least half their depth. Also called alto-relievo.
| Dictionary: high relief |
Sculptural relief in which the modeled forms project from the background by at least half their depth. Also called alto-relievo.
| WordNet: high relief |
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a sculptural relief in which forms extend out from the background to at least half their depth
Synonyms: alto relievo, alto rilievo
Antonym: low relief (meaning #1)
| mezzo-relievo | |
| high relief, alto-relievo, alto-rilievo | |
| brocatelle (textiles) |
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