In the round sculptures tend to free standing three dimensional forms -think of bronze statues or the lions in trafalgar square.
In relief tend to be built up or carved out from a flat surface - medals and coins are good examples, they can still look three dimensional in that they have raised areas but the head on a coin is very different from the head of a bust.
In relief sculpture can also stand up and you can walk around it however the proportions will not be right - in our head example the head could be on one side only with a flat back, or if the sculpture was in relief on both sides it would look like it had been severely squashed either side making an extremely thin face.
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In the round sculptures tend to free standing three dimensional forms -think of bronze statues or the lions in trafalgar square. In relief tend to be built up or carved out from a flat surface - medals and coins are good examples, they can still look three dimensional in that they have raised areas but the head on a coin is very different from the head of a bust. In relief sculpture can also stand up and you can walk around it however the proportions will not be right - in our head example the head could be on one side only with a flat back, or if the sculpture was in relief on both sides it would look like it had been severely squashed either side making an extremely thin face.
Call it his style, if you like. Many people find his paintings faxcinating. I do.
Heyy they wore little ones and tied them round there neck with the knot to the side!! or on your waste as belt or on your head!
Bosch has several triptychs, including garden of earthly delights, seven deadly sins of the round table, all circa 1400-1500
Don't know a lot about artist but I have a painting done on a round media..