cyclorama
/ˌsaɪkləˈræmə/
noun
- A large curved screen or wall used in theaters or photography to create the illusion of a wide, continuous background, often showing a sky or landscape.
- The photographer used a white cyclorama to get a clean background for the portrait.
- For the school play, they painted a sunset on the cyclorama.
- The theater's cyclorama made the desert scene look endless.
- A panoramic picture displayed on the inside of a cylindrical surface, viewed from the center.
- We walked into the cyclorama and felt like we were in the middle of the old city.
- The cyclorama showed a 360-degree view of the mountain range.
- The museum had a cyclorama of the Civil War battle that visitors could stand inside.