When driving along, the telephone poles on the side of the road pass by quickly, while the trees move more slowly. As a result, your mind tells you that the poles are closer than the trees. The monocular depth cue that this represents is called "Interposition".
A monocular depth cue occurs when two things are in the same line of sight and the closer object partially covers the further object. Also known as relative position.
Interposition is a monocular cue that happens when one item obscures another, causing the partially obscured object to look further away. Because we only see a portion of what we anticipate, we perceive the partially covered item as being further away.
These concepts are related to perception and help to shape how we view the environment.
It should be mentioned, however, that in painting, the degree of depth seen is quite essential. The portrayal of depth serves a purpose that plain drawings do not. Consider the case of interposition.
As previously noted, the sense of depth created by interposition is fairly minor, but when the depth range being conveyed is quite tiny, overlap may become a very crucial depth signal.
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