Sentence examples for small triptych from inspiring English sources

His earliest authenticated work is a small triptych with the Virgin enthroned with Child and saints, signed and dated 1334.

And this, obviously, came through most in the Mussorgsky and Prokofiev works, and in Georgy Sviridov's "Small Triptych," which opened the Thursday program.

The other world record price paid for a work in a condition that cannot be characterized as perfect was paid for a small triptych painted by the 14th-century Florentine Taddeo Gaddi.

Nov. 1 at 8: The Russian master's cantata "Alexander Nevsky" (based on his music for the Eisenstein film), featuring Gotham's own Dessoff Symphonic Choir, dominates the final concert, preceded by Georgy Sviridov's "Small Triptych" and Mussorgsky's "Songs and Dances of Death" (with the mezzo-soprano Larissa Diadkova).

Pallucchini attributed to El Greco a small triptych in the Galleria Estense at Modena on the basis of a signature on the painting on the back of the central panel on the Modena triptych ("", Created by the hand of Doménikos).

The top price for a small-scale triptych – of Freud again – was £23m in 2011.

"It is very exciting because it is an incredibly rare thing, I think it is one of his greatest small triptychs".

Bacon destroyed any canvas that he didn't like, and despite 129 photographs of Dyer being found in his studio after the artist's death, only five small-scale triptychs of Dyer remain.

Its centerpiece is a smaller Byzantine triptych made of cloisonné enamel on gold where the relic of the cross has been placed.

The Met should try to carve out a slot in its exhibition schedule during this period and persuade all concerned to let it give the triptych a small, properly professional show, possibly with some of the large charcoal portrait drawings that Mr. Dinnerstein made during the same period.

Gold and silver continued to be used as rich settings for enamels; as the framework of portable altars, or small devotional diptychs or triptychs; for embossed figure work in reliquary shrines; and for liturgical plate.