cyclorama
noun
- a series of large pictures, as of a landscape, put on the wall of a circular room so as to appear in natural perspective to a spectator standing in the center
- a large, curved curtain or screen used as a background for stage settings
See cyclorama in American Heritage Dictionary 4
cy·clo·ram·a
noun- A large composite picture placed on the interior walls of a cylindrical room so as to appear in natural perspective to a spectator standing in the center of the room.
- A large curtain or wall, usually concave, hung or placed at the rear of a stage.
Origin: cycl(o)- + (pan)orama.
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