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"Triptych: A Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of art as we explore the captivating concept of triptychs. From Paolo Uccello's iconic masterpiece "The Battle of San Romano" in 1456, where vibrant colors bring a historical battle to life, to Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's intense portrayal of "Fudo Myoo Threatening a Novice" in 1885, depicting the power struggle between good and evil. Travel further through time and immerse yourself in Hieronymus Bosch's enigmatic "The Garden of Earthly Delights, " an oil on panel from 1490-1500 that invites viewers to unravel its mysterious symbolism. In contrast, Gabriella Licudi shines brightly in Don Levy's film "Herostratus" (1967), showcasing the versatility of triptychs beyond traditional paintings. Edward VIII dons his majestic Coronation robes, reminding us of royal grandeur captured forever in this three-paneled composition. Religious devotion takes center stage with a tempera on panel triptych portraying the Virgin Mary and an exquisite Adoration scene by Hugo van der Goes. Rogier Van der Weyden's emotional depiction of Christ Appearing to His Mother evokes profound empathy. Stephan Paumgartner becomes Saint George himself in a left panel from the Paumgartner Altarpiece, while Alexander Nevsky stands tall as he triumphs over Swedish forces on river Neva - both immortalized within these artistic triptychs. But it doesn't end there; even everyday objects like RMS Queen Bermuda dressing table by Furness Line find their place among these diverse compositions. And finally, let us not forget Raymond Briggs' poignant graphic novel "When The Wind Blows, " which uses this format to tell a powerful story about nuclear war. Through centuries and across cultures, triptychs have been windows into history, spirituality, human emotions, and even contemporary issues.