Definition of: anaglyph

(an′ə·glif) noun
1. An ornament in low relief, as a cameo.
2. Optics A stereoscopic picture of an object produced in two colors, red and green, and from two angles, as from the right and the left eye: used to determine abnormal binocular vision. [<Gk. anaglyphē <ana- up + glyphein carve]