A sculpture in relief in which the image stands out relatively far from the background place is an example of

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High relief is a sculpture technique in which the image stands out prominently from the background. It is distinguished from low relief (where the image is shallowly incised into the surface) and bas-relief (where the image is only slightly raised above the surface). Sunken relief is the reverse technique, in which the design is carved into a surface below the surrounding level.

A Sculpture in Relief in Which the Image Stands Out