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triptych

[trip-tik] / ˈtrɪp tɪk /










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An exquisitely photographed, black-and-white triptych set in Cuba, this unsung gem portrays the hopes of those with a chance to escape their challenging conditions and the anguish of the ones left behind.

From Los Angeles Times

In this triptych, Marat’s martyrdom is a muted centerpiece between grand hope and grander disaster.

From The Wall Street Journal

Experts identified the triptych as the only surviving work of an unknown painter who was active in Brussels.

From BBC

A program interview with its authors indicates that the play was originally conceived by Mr. Glossman as a triptych drawing on three stories from Mr. Hanks’s 2017 collection of stories, “Uncommon Type.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The triptych will be auctioned on 3 December to raise money for new accommodation for Sherborne people.

From BBC