triptych

And the evangelicals have been especially irked by the recent sale of a Francis Bacon triptych for an astounding $142 million.

Yet each devoted his energies to matters of universal concern, and together they form a curious triptych on the mortal condition.

Everything is in motion, and the triptych panels often construct a narrative, like the frames of a film do.

"The Smoker," and "Mother and Daughter," a triptych, are two of her principal pictures.

There is in the Cluny Museum, in Paris, a beautiful triptych, evidently of the sixteenth century.

There is also a very little triptych, with a Descent from the Cross, and an inscription on the shutters.

In his native town, in the church of S. Gregorio, is a triptych by him, dated 1473.

Among the best is a triptych in the sacristy of the Cathedral representing the birth of the Virgin.