1. the art and technique of theatrical scene design and stage decoration
Usage: theatrical arts
2. the art of perspective drawing, especially as applied to architectural or stage design
Usage: art; architecture

Examples

• The theater program includes courses in acting, directing, and scenography.
• Her expertise in scenography made the production visually stunning.
• The Renaissance masters advanced the techniques of scenography in their architectural drawings.
• Modern scenography incorporates digital technology and innovative materials.
• The scenography for the opera created an immersive ancient Roman setting.
• Students studied the principles of scenography to understand stage perspective.
• The museum exhibition showcased the evolution of scenography through the centuries.