low relief

It was a panel in low relief, for a church.

It is used to hold a painted or low relief design.

The room was also full of visitors that worked in high, medium or low relief.

Low relief materials have boundaries that are hard to distinguish from each other.

Some of those combine both high and low relief.

The remains were in low relief beneath the white cover, like a child's snow angel.

People gathered every day to view the low relief carvings already up on the walls.

This summit is of low relief but stands as a peak above the countryside.

Below, a woman's face, in low relief, looking right, came faintly up from corrosion.

On a flat beach, surface areas will develop with a slightly lower relief than their surroundings.

Geographically it is an area of generally low relief valleys and flats.

These are in low relief and are fine examples.

Many of the stones have elaborate low relief, but some stone are simple obelisks.

Low relief topography is used to describe areas that have little difference in altitude throughout the region.

Abstracted figures of dancers are cast in low relief on the door panels.

The appendages were bound so tightly against the body, they might have been carved in low relief.

In addition, today's coins have much lower relief than ancient coins.

It is mostly low relief and thinly populated desert.

The Interior Plains spread over much of the continent, with low relief.

The reredos is carved with figures in low relief.

These slabs are carved in low relief, which is also used on a series of Attic tombstones.

A large crowd had broken into an imposing residence with lions carved in low relief to either side of the front door.

In the nave are found two benches carved in low relief.

This medal, executed in low relief, was the first in the series to be pierced.

It is often seen on the apron of a table in low relief against a background incised with tiny dots.