Montage.

A number of photographs, cut out and glued together on a single sheet of paper. Sometimes montages are made by projecting different negatives together onto the same paper.

Often intended to achieve a surreal effect. Very trendy and avant garde in 1965, montages are now usually done in photo editing programs.

Entry last updated 2002-04-03. Term 807 of 1487.

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