triptych

Preposition: of

• portrait: You can see a triptych of these portraits on my website, entitled ' Dancing with Darkness ' .
• screen: Drunk is shot in black and white on 16mm film and projected on a vast triptych of nearly contiguous screens.
• production: The first part of Red Shift's Picture House triptych of productions adapted from novels that spawned major motion pictures.

Converse of object

• create: Paul Rooney created a triptych of videos with a soundtrack reflecting the previous owner's memories of her flat.
• form: Graphic panels flank this to form a triptych, which appears to fold out to reveal the precious objects.
• paint: And was recently commissioned to paint a triptych for the Great North Run.
• see: You can see a triptych of these portraits on my website, entitled ' Dancing with Darkness ' .

Adjective modifier

• great: I was looking at a great triptych by Bosch and I got shocked.
• powerful: The late Ray Walker was commissioned to cover Army Recruitment in 1981 and produced a powerful triptych with pointed references to Northern Ireland.
• photographic: Firstly, a self-portrait: a black and white framed photographic triptych depicted Agut in three poses: as artist, model and viewer.
• beautiful: Another relic of this period is a beautiful triptych, looted from a chapel on one of the Spanish ships.
• original: They are both original triptych abstract canvas based paintings, formulating part of a current collection of work by the artist in this style.
• final: The final triptych will be exhibited in the gallery, accessioned to the Boro Art Collection, and put on the gallery website.

Modifies a noun

• painting: I mean, even the titles of the triptych paintings alert the viewer to the human presence as the subject matter.
• piece: His new show, Postcards from the Wedge, opens at Brixton's Fridge Gallery on 22 March and includes 10 triptych pieces.
• approach: These include environmental consequences such as multi-stage, convergence and the triptych approach as discussed below.