myriorama

noun3

1. •
   A picture made up of several smaller pictures, drawn upon separate cards so that they can be combined in many different ways, thus producing a great variety of scenes or landscapes.

   • In 1825, Brès would produce the ultimate myriorama—a 36-card componium Pittoresque. — 2005
2. •
   (figurative) A shifting collection of ideas, locations, descriptions, or experiences.

   • Molly's myriorama fuses these elements— spectacle and drama, commentary and song— in her complex, revolving mental kaleidescope. — 1994
3. •
   A traveling roadshow in the late 19th century featuring painted canvases that move on rollers to music (panoramas), reenactments of historical events with moving models (dioramas), variety acts, and lectures, all accompanied by sound effects, light effects, and smoke.

   • Shows of this kind were hugely popular – the Poole family had six separate Myriorama shows on tour around the country in the mid-1890s – nowadays it might be called 'infotainment'. — 2021