anaglyph
- noun
- /ˈænəˌɡlɪf/
- Specialized
- The ancient temple was decorated with intricate anaglyphs that depicted scenes from mythology.
Examples
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The artist specialized in creating anaglyph panels for architectural ornamentation.
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We admired the delicate anaglyph work on the museum's marble columns.
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The artist created a stunning anaglyph for the exhibition.
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I admire the intricate details of the anaglyphs on the wall.
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The ancient temple was decorated with intricate anaglyphs that depicted scenes from mythology.
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We admired the delicate anaglyph work on the museum's marble columns.
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I admire the intricate details of the anaglyphs on the wall.
Synonyms
A carved design that stands out from a flat surface, like on a coin
A raised image carved into a flat surface that stands out from the background
How Raised
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anaglyph comes from Greek parts ana- 'up' and glyphein 'to carve'. It originally meant a carving that is slightly 'raised' from its background, which is why an anaglyph today can mean a low carving that stands out a little from the surface.