A polyptych photograph is simply one that is divided into multiple panels. These multi-panel artworks are often created due to size limitations of the print medium, although they are also chosen for their unique, striking visual appeal.
With acrylic face-mount prints as an example, the largest sheets manufactured measure 60 inches tall by 120 inches wide (five by ten feet). For images larger than these dimensions, we divide the photograph into multiple panels and hang them side by side.
The most common multi-panel format is the triptych (three panels), but diptychs (two panels) or quadriptychs (four panels) are also possible depending on your vision.
Which Medium Is Used For Multi-Panel Prints?
All multi-panel prints are fabricated in the Lumachrome® TruLife® acrylic print style, the only medium capable of producing prints up to ten feet wide or larger.
These prints are awe-inspiring, archival-quality artworks that make a serious statement on any large wall. Lumachrome® is a proprietary, state-of-the-art photographic material featuring vivid colours, 3D depth, and iridium-infused archival transparency that lasts over 120 years.
Your Imagination Is The Limit
The possibilities for multi-panel landscape and nature photography prints are virtually limitless. I work closely with collectors to realize their vision for large-scale art, whether through format, orientation, or panel arrangement.
One of the easiest ways to collaborate is via mockups, which I provide free of charge. These allow you to see your chosen print on your own wall before purchasing, inspiring confidence in your decision.
If you can imagine it, we can work together to bring your vision to life.
