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Diptych

A work of art consisting of two sections or panels, usually hinged together.

8 examples

Andy Warhol Orange Car Crash Fourteen Times 1963
Jasper Johns Diver 1962-63
Lee Lozano Untitled 1963
Gerd Leufert Diptych b/w 1963
Blinky Palermo Flipper 1970
Joan Mitchell Wood, Wind, No Tuba 1980
Sol LeWitt Wavy Horizontal Lines/Diptych 1996
Bernardo Ortiz Campo Untitled Diptych (I Am Never Awake. September 24–26) (Nunca estoy despierto. 24–26 de sept) 2010

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