Relief classification

Copper reliefs can be classified according to different classification methods, which are described in detail from various aspects as follows:

Classification according to production methods:

Wrought copper relief: concave and convex patterns and textures are produced on copper plates by hammering and carving.

Casting copper relief: by casting, molten copper is poured into a mold and cooled to form a relief.

Classification according to style:

Classical style: inspired by ancient artistic styles, such as ancient Greece and Rome, it pays attention to the depiction of ancient elements such as characters and fairy tales.

Modern style: based on modern artistic style, it emphasizes the characteristics of abstraction, simplicity and geometry, and pays attention to the expression of forms and symbols.

Natural style: taking plants, animals and landscapes in nature as the theme, pursuing true and delicate expression techniques.

Classification according to application scenarios:

Interior decoration: used for decoration of walls, ceilings, doors and windows. To create an artistic atmosphere and a unique space atmosphere.

Sculpture art: an independent three-dimensional art work with ornamental and appreciation value.

Crafts: Handmade small relief artworks, such as ornaments and ornaments, can be used as gifts or collectibles.

According to the material classification:

Pure copper relief: Relief made of pure copper shows the unique texture and luster of copper.

Copper alloy relief: The use of copper alloy materials, such as bronze and brass, can increase the strength and stability of relief.

Classification by topic:

Religious themes: take religious stories, myths and beliefs as themes, such as Buddhism and Christianity.

Historical theme: historical events, people and places, such as war scenes and historical figures.

Natural theme: take plants, animals, landscapes and other natural elements as the theme, such as flowers and animal images.

The above are some main classification methods of copper reliefs. Different classification methods can help people better understand and appreciate the diversity and artistic charm of copper reliefs.