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Definition of bas-relief in English: bas-reliefnoun ˈbasrɪˌliːfˈbɑː(s)rɪˌliːfbæsrəˈlif mass nounanother term for "low relief" (see relief (sense 4)) Example sentencesExamples - In all forms of illustration, from bas-relief to classical statuary, the helmet symbolized the warrior and individuals wishing to be so remembered would deliberately be portrayed in helmets.
- Ornaments carved in bas-relief presented flowing full figures, cherubs, flowers, and crowns.
- His works are wall pieces that look like drawings rendered in bas-relief.
- The heavily paint-loaded areas, here as elsewhere, have a bas-relief quality while the thinner, drier brushstrokes delicately abrade the weave of the canvas and create an atmospheric effect.
- He marks the walking sticks and sculptures with geometric motifs, vivid color contrasts, emphatic figures and depictions of reptiles, and applies similar aesthetics to the masterfully stylized bas-relief panels.
- He ornamented early works with painted scenes and bas-relief glass embellishments, and created high-relief decorated surfaces, using glass, auto-reflectors, mirrors, and other found objects.
- The medal should be seen as it was originally conceived - as a work of art, the highest expression of bas-relief sculpture.
- In addition, they might also be seen as a hybrid of painting and bas-relief, so emphatic are their materiality and objectness, their presence as things in the world.
- Basso relievo, low relief or bas-relief, is used when the scale of projection is very much less than that of the other dimensions and there is no undercutting at all.
- Inside the temples, however, bas-relief was employed, since it does not produce such contrasts and creates a serene effect in the semi-dark.
OriginEarly 17th century (as basse relieve): from Italian basso-rilievo 'low relief', later altered to the French form. Definition of bas-relief in US English: bas-reliefnounbasrəˈlēfbæsrəˈlif 1 see relief (sense 4) Example sentencesExamples - Inside the temples, however, bas-relief was employed, since it does not produce such contrasts and creates a serene effect in the semi-dark.
- He ornamented early works with painted scenes and bas-relief glass embellishments, and created high-relief decorated surfaces, using glass, auto-reflectors, mirrors, and other found objects.
- He marks the walking sticks and sculptures with geometric motifs, vivid color contrasts, emphatic figures and depictions of reptiles, and applies similar aesthetics to the masterfully stylized bas-relief panels.
- The heavily paint-loaded areas, here as elsewhere, have a bas-relief quality while the thinner, drier brushstrokes delicately abrade the weave of the canvas and create an atmospheric effect.
- In addition, they might also be seen as a hybrid of painting and bas-relief, so emphatic are their materiality and objectness, their presence as things in the world.
- His works are wall pieces that look like drawings rendered in bas-relief.
- Basso relievo, low relief or bas-relief, is used when the scale of projection is very much less than that of the other dimensions and there is no undercutting at all.
- Ornaments carved in bas-relief presented flowing full figures, cherubs, flowers, and crowns.
- In all forms of illustration, from bas-relief to classical statuary, the helmet symbolized the warrior and individuals wishing to be so remembered would deliberately be portrayed in helmets.
- The medal should be seen as it was originally conceived - as a work of art, the highest expression of bas-relief sculpture.
- 1.1 A sculpture, carving, or molding in bas-relief.
浅浮雕(品) Example sentencesExamples - We noticed the simple geometric design patterns and bas-relief carvings with interest.
- As would be expected from the shallow depths of a bas-relief, there is no background.
- From the drawings a bas-relief was fashioned, the molds taken, and the clay cameos cast.
- Our house sported gables and towers, gingerbread and scrollwork, stained-glass and leering wooden gargoyle bas-reliefs.
- He also made cut drawings using a knife and mat board, and, more recently, small, painted wood bas-reliefs with criss-crossing incised grooves.
OriginEarly 17th century (as basse relieve): from Italian basso-rilievo ‘low relief’, later altered to the French form. |