Medieval Sculpture Relief - San Miguel de Piasca

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Medieval sculpture relief refers to a three-dimensional work of art that is carved into the surface of a building or monument, typically depicting scenes from mythology, history, or everyday life. This type of relief was extremely popular during the medieval period in Europe and can be found on cathedrals, churches, and other structures. A notable example of medieval sculpture relief is the western facade of Santa Maria de Piasca Church in Cantabria, Spain, dating back to the 12th century. The intricate carvings that adorn this structure showcase the skill and craftsmanship of medieval artists who worked tirelessly to create these masterpieces.