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= an artwork composed of two panels, typically painted, carved, or photographed, which are presented together to create a single, unified, or thematic piece; often used to explore dual themes, perspectives, or narratives. | = an artwork composed of two panels, typically painted, carved, or photographed, which are presented together to create a single, unified, or thematic piece; often used to explore dual themes, perspectives, or narratives. | ||
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= an artwork composed of two panels, typically painted, carved, or photographed, which are presented together to create a single, unified, or thematic piece; often used to explore dual themes, perspectives, or narratives.