Thus his triptych on the subject of lynching is not horrible on its face.
Portraits of Mr. Balthrop's heroes — Michael Moore, Ralph Nader and Noam Chomsky — look down from a triptych on the wall.
Lacking a narrator or any commentary, Mr. Glawogger's self-described "cinematic triptych on prostitution" takes a nonjudgmental attitude toward flesh peddling, wherever it occurs.
Lars von Trier's Danish film "Dogville," which will be released in America in March, is the first panel in a planned triptych on European visions of American life.
Fine Arts – Make a creative triptych on a large piece of poster board or cardboard folded into thirds that represents the growth of Japan from the moment of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to today.
Hmm, you do find yourself thinking, as you look again at that fantastical masterpiece The Garden of Earthly Delights (you can see all three parts of the triptych on the Prado website).
Numerous photographs of people, body parts or the microscopic organism that is the AIDS virus are projected in groups of three like a triptych on the fourth wall of the enclosure.
His novellas La última escala del tramp steamer (1988; The Tramp Steamer's Last Port of Call), Amirbar (1990; Eng. trans. Amirbar), Abdul Bashur, soñador de navíos (1991; Abdul Bashur, Dreamer of Ships), and Tríptico de mar y tierra (1993; Triptych on Sea and Land) were translated into English and collected in The Adventures of Maqroll: Four Novellas (1995).
Completing the triptych on which the shimmering narrative of "The Hours" depends, Clarissa Vaughan, a contemporary Manhattanite played by Meryl Streep, echoes the book's first line by calling to her sleeping lover on the morning of a party, "Sally, I think I'll buy the flowers myself".
The three luminaries whose visits are announced (only two of them actually show up) are, in order, Robert Frost, Ayn Rand and Ernest Hemingway, and they serve as panels in an allegorical triptych on the varieties of literary self-regard and the follies of literary hero worship.
