spoliarium

/spoʊliˈɑrɪəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of mural or large painting, especially one depicting a scene from history or a mythological subject, typically found in the interior of a building, such as a museum or a public gallery.

“The museum’s main attraction was the large spoliarium on the ceiling, depicting a battle scene from ancient Rome.”

Synonyms

  • fresco
  • mural

Antonyms

  • miniature
  • portrait