triptych , auch: triptyca

Now he looked at the figure in front of the triptych.

Either version could be had with or without the triptych effects.

During the next two decades he would paint several large triptychs.

He decided to sell it to the Americans who had bought the triptych.

The commentary from the triptych of our editor and his friends, however, goes on.

They are, in a sense, the other element of the triptych which makes up democracy.

The next morning, the boy and his dog are found frozen to death in front of the triptych.

The triptych was unveiled at the morning service by the then Governor.

Nothing is known about the left-hand side of the triptych including subject matter.

He is especially successful with triptychs, the best one featuring a cow.

Perhaps another triptych could be: live, move and love.

The group released 3 albums, 2 in 1988 and one called "Triptych" 10 years later.

The upper part is in the form of a frame creating a triptych.

A new triptych in its earliest stages hung on one wall.

But going back to the 1944 triptych, you called it a base for the Crucifixion.

Eventually the triptych will return to its position against the east wall of the north transept.

Triptych is an experimental artwork that took two years to complete.

I want to curl up on the couch this weekend with a good triptych?

So he agreed to turn it into a triptych.

The piece is a hinged triptych, or three part panel.

The work is divided like a triptych with each being somewhat autonomous.

Four buyers wanted a 1983 triptych with many of the artist's angry faces.

They are classics of the genre, like certain Renaissance triptychs.

This depicts three scenes from Christ's life in the form of a triptych.

If the trilogy or triptych of the three photographs had ever come together, it would have made sense.