Sentence examples for modeled in relief from inspiring English sources

The lid sits on a large tea jar, painted and modeled in relief.

These devices, which were intended to relieve the monotony of sun-dried brick or mud plaster, include a huge copper-sheathed lintel, with animal figures modeled partly in the round; wooden columns sheathed in a patterned mosaic of coloured stone or shell; and bands of copper-sheathed bulls and lions, modeled in relief but with projecting heads.

At Flying Crane Antiques, blossoming cherry trees modeled in high relief decorate a silver Meiji period punch service from around 1900.

The Renaissance artists created numerous beautiful crosses and figured pendants modelled in high relief and depicting numerous subjects, such as mermaids, tritons, animals and ships, and mythological and religious scenes.

A real sense of power and magic emanates from this ancient Babylonian relief modelled in clay.

The furniture of the early Italian Renaissance is often restrained, with beautiful, simple designs carved in walnut For more elaborate work, sculpture in low relief and stucco modelled in intricate patterns were much used.

Barbarosoğlu et al. (2002) presented a hierarchical model in disaster relief using helicopters for rescue operations during natural disasters.

A beautiful black velvet dress, with lavish ties at the shoulder, stood out in relief against the model's white python bodysuit, while a leather bodysuit embroidered with sweet flowers heightened the sensuality of an evening dress in feathered coral chiffon.

During one exercise set by Derwent Wood (the professor of sculpture at the Royal College), Moore was asked to reproduce a marble relief of Domenico Rosselli's The Virgin and Child by first modelling the relief in plaster, then reproducing it in marble using the mechanical aid known as a "pointing machine", a technique known as "pointing".

The classically modeled figures within the reliefs are placed in landscapes or in perspectivally rendered architecture to suggest a greater depth to the reliefs than actually exists.

Sometimes I cry in relief.