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	Anaglypta is also the name of a specific brand of wallpaper. In Greek, the word ‘Anaglypta’ means raised cameo.		Anaglypta is also the name of a specific brand of wallpaper. In Greek, the word ‘Anaglypta’ means raised cameo.
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		+	Another type of analgypta is a cove cornice that bridges corners and hides cracks in ceilings. This type of cove cornice does not have a raised edge.
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		+	Anaglypta is supplied by the roll and resembles a roll of moulded cardboard. It can be cut to lengths as required, with no joins. It is fixed by a special adhesive which takes some time to set. During this time, it can be held in place by panel pins until the adhesive sets. This usually takes about 24 hours.

	= History =		= History =

−	Anaglypta is often compared to another type of deeply-embossed ~~specialty~~ wallpaper introduced in 1877 and known as Lincrusta, which was based on a linoleum floor covering introduced in 1860. Both the floor covering and wallpaper were invented by Frederick Walton.	+	Anaglypta is often compared to another type of deeply-embossed speciality wallpaper introduced in 1877 and known as Lincrusta, which was based on a linoleum floor covering introduced in 1860. Both the floor covering and wallpaper were invented by Frederick Walton.

	In 1887, the competing product, Anaglypta was introduced. It was based on a paper embossing process developed by Thomas Palmer.		In 1887, the competing product, Anaglypta was introduced. It was based on a paper embossing process developed by Thomas Palmer.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Anaglypta is a type of thick, textured wallpaper introduced during Victorian times. Anaglypta is also the name of a specific brand of wallpaper. In Greek, the word ‘Anaglypta’ means raised cameo.	+	Anaglypta is a type of thick, textured wallpaper introduced during Victorian times. It can be applied to ceilings as well as walls.
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		+	Anaglypta is also the name of a specific brand of wallpaper. In Greek, the word ‘Anaglypta’ means raised cameo.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* Ceiling finishes.
	* The White House.		* The White House.
	* Titanic Quarter.		* Titanic Quarter.

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	= History =		= History =

−	Anaglypta is often compared to another type of deeply embossed specialty wallpaper introduced in 1877 and known as Lincrusta (which was based on a linoleum floor covering introduced in 1860). Both the floor covering and wallpaper were invented by Frederick Walton.	+	Anaglypta is often compared to another type of deeply-embossed specialty wallpaper introduced in 1877 and known as Lincrusta, which was based on a linoleum floor covering introduced in 1860. Both the floor covering and wallpaper were invented by Frederick Walton.

−	In 1887, ~~a competitive~~ product, Anaglypta was introduced. It was based on a paper embossing process developed by Thomas Palmer.	+	In 1887, the competing product, Anaglypta was introduced. It was based on a paper embossing process developed by Thomas Palmer.

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	Made with a linen backing, Lincrusta was stiff but washable and ornate. It was often used in royal homes, railway carriages and other high profile buildings including the White House and The Winchester Mystery House. Modern Lincrusta is made from a gelled paste of linseed oil and wood flour.		Made with a linen backing, Lincrusta was stiff but washable and ornate. It was often used in royal homes, railway carriages and other high profile buildings including the White House and The Winchester Mystery House. Modern Lincrusta is made from a gelled paste of linseed oil and wood flour.

−	By contrast, Anaglypta ~~also had an ornate finish but~~ was more flexible since it was made from wood pulp and cotton. Modern Anaglypta is made from paper. Some types of anaglypta expand when pasted onto the wall.	+	By contrast, Anaglypta was more flexible since it was made from wood pulp and cotton. Modern Anaglypta is made from paper. Some types of anaglypta expand when pasted onto the wall.

	Both Anaglypta and Lincrusta are meant to be painted over with oil-based or water-based paints.		Both Anaglypta and Lincrusta are meant to be painted over with oil-based or water-based paints.

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= Introduction =

Anaglypta is a type of thick, textured wallpaper introduced during Victorian times. Anaglypta is also the name of a specific brand of wallpaper. In Greek, the word ‘Anaglypta’ means raised cameo.

= History =

Anaglypta is often compared to another type of deeply embossed specialty wallpaper introduced in 1877 and known as Lincrusta (which was based on a linoleum floor covering introduced in 1860). Both the floor covering and wallpaper were invented by Frederick Walton.

In 1887, a competitive product, Anaglypta was introduced. It was based on a paper embossing process developed by Thomas Palmer.

= Fabrication =

Made with a linen backing, Lincrusta was stiff but washable and ornate. It was often used in royal homes, railway carriages and other high profile buildings including the White House and The Winchester Mystery House. Modern Lincrusta is made from a gelled paste of linseed oil and wood flour.

By contrast, Anaglypta also had an ornate finish but was more flexible since it was made from wood pulp and cotton. Modern Anaglypta is made from paper. Some types of anaglypta expand when pasted onto the wall.

Both Anaglypta and Lincrusta are meant to be painted over with oil-based or water-based paints.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* The White House.
* Titanic Quarter.
* Wallcovering.
* Wallpaper.
* Winchester House.

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