Scenography Definition

sē-nŏgrə-fē
noun
The art of drawing or painting in perspective.
Webster's New World
The design and painting of scenery.
Webster's New World
Visual design for theatrical productions, including such elements as sets, costumes, and lighting.
American Heritage

A representation or description of a body, in all its dimensions, as it appears to the eye.

Wiktionary

Other Word Forms of Scenography

Noun

Singular:
scenography
Plural:
scenographies

Origin of Scenography

  • Latin scenographia, equivalent to scene +"Ž -ography.

    From Wiktionary

Scenography Sentence Examples

  • The play also suggests various special effects that pose interesting challenges to IeVr's investigation into computer generated scenography.

  • From creating a scenography using light to transform an environment or by simply illuminating an object, the challenge is always an excitement.

  • No other program in the world provides such an opportunity to place scenography at the heart of dance creation.

  • No other course in the world provides such an opportunity to place dance scenography at the center of interdisciplinary activity.

  • The play also suggests various special effects that pose interesting challenges to IeVr 's investigation into computer generated scenography.

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