A photographic print of a montage or assemblage of disparate images which may be photographs themselves, engravings, collage elements, and so on.
A photographic composition assembled from pieces of different photographs or of different negatives, closely arranged or superimposed upon each other. Sometimes graphic material is added to the combination.
an assemblage of many photographic images(sometimes combined with text) which can be considered to be photographs themselves
Picture made by combining photographs or parts of photographs in the same manner as a collage.
a montage that uses photographic images
a collage using photographs that are put together to form the illusion of a single image
a collection of still photographs produced into a video set to music with fun effects, titles, and transitions
a single pictorial composition made by superimposing two or more picture elements
a two-dimensional work created from multiple photographic images or printed using multiple photographic negatives.
the technique of combining in a single photographic composition, parts of different photographs by superimposition.
Also known as montage or collage. A combination of diverse materials to create a new work. A photomontage is the combination of photographs and originated shortly before the 1920s.
an art composition created by arranging multiple photographs into one; often, uses photographs that hold elements or represent a single theme that the artist is trying to express.
This is the technique of arranging and gluing photographic images onto a surface like a collage.
Photomontage applies the technique of collage to photographs. It is an important technique in surrealism and pop art.
Photomontage, is a collage technique, was invented by the German artists after World War 1. They combined details of diverse photographs into new compositions, thereby creating work with a strong social political message. Close
A composite image made by joining together portions (or all) of more than one photograph to synthesize a unique image.
(photo-montaj) A technique of combining photographs or parts into another image; often used by Surrealists such as Max Ernst in the 1920's.
1. A composite image, made by cutting and pasting, or by projecting several images in sequence on different parts of the receiving photographic material, such as photographic paper. 2. Any technique of making composite or multiple photographic images.
Photomontage is the process (and result) of making a composite photograph by cutting and joining a number of other photographs. A photomontage has a theme that is usually political or social. The composite picture was sometimes photographed so that the final image is converted back into a seamless photographic print.
