What technique did the artist of the spoils from Jerusalem on the Arch of Titus use to create the illusion of depth?

A) Coloring the relief background
B) Arranging figures in a landscape
C) Carving different heights of relief
D) Following strict linear perspective

Linear Perspective

An artistic technique that creates the illusion of depth and volume on a flat surface by depicting objects smaller as their distance from the observer increases.

Carving Heights

Carving heights typically refers to the practice of creating art or designs by sculpting materials to a certain elevation or prominence, often seen in architecture and sculpture to emphasize grandeur or detail.

Relief Background

Refers to the context or historical background that influences the creation and interpretation of relief art, which is sculptural technique where the design sticks out from the background.