PHOTOMURAL

an enlarged photograph, usually several yards long, used on walls, especially as a decoration. Some photomurals are so large that they have to be printed in sections and then assembled to create the complete image. After assembly, transparent water colors or dyes can be used to add color to a black-and-white photomural, or enhance one that was originally taken in color. A photomural should never be painted until it is actually assembled on a wall-if you're going to paint a photomural, see? -A Summary of Study (4 Aug. 64)

an enlarged photograph, usually several yards long, used on walls, especially as a decoration. Some photomurals are so large that they have to be printed in sections and then assembled to create the complete image. After assembly, transparent watercolors or dyes can be used to add color to a black-and-white photomural, or enhance one that was originally taken in color. A photomural should never be painted until it is actually assembled on a wallTif you're going to paint a photomural, see? - A Summary of Study (4 Aug. 64)