Relief sculpture is
A) not meant to be viewed in the round.
B) not finished on all sides.
C) often used to decorate architecture.
D) all of these: not meant to be viewed in the round, not finished on all sides, and often used to decorate architecture.
E) None of these answers is correct.

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Relief sculpture is typically not meant to be viewed in the round (from all sides), as it is often attached to a surface such as a wall or panel. This means that it is also not finished on all sides, as the side facing the wall is often left rough or uncarved. Relief sculpture is also commonly used to decorate architecture, such as on the facades of buildings or as decorative elements on columns or arches.

Relief Sculpture Is