Statues that exist independent of any architectural frame or setting and that viewers can walk around are called _______________

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Statues that exist independent of any architectural frame or setting and that viewers can walk around are called _______________

_. In ______________, the subjects project from the background but remain part of it.

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muminat · Answer 1 · 2021-12-16T07:32:34+03:00

Answer:

Statues that exist independent of any architectural frame or setting and that viewers can walk around are called Free-standing Sculptures. In Relief Sculptures, the subjects project from the background but remain part of it.

Explanation:

Free-standing sculptures are those "full" sculptures which can be observed at 360°, all around. A very famous example could be Michelangelo's David.

Relief sculptures are the ones that emerge, more (high relief) or less (low relief), from a background, but the observer can only see up to 3/4 of the image.