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| '''Quadriptych''' is a group of four images together in a linear manner, rectangular<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.webartigos.com/artigos/percepcao-quadridimensional/79617/ |title=New Interfaces for Communication and Audiovisual |accessdate=2012-03-27 |work= |language=Portuguese}}</ref> or arrangements that undermine an architectural environment. Although they are separate parts, one quadríptico press for unity of all being considered unique. They can be movable, in contrast to the rigid systems. The foldable panels are in the form of doors or windows. | '''Quadriptych''' is a group of four images together in a linear manner, rectangular<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.webartigos.com/artigos/percepcao-quadridimensional/79617/ |title=New Interfaces for Communication and Audiovisual |accessdate=2012-03-27 |work= |language=Portuguese}}</ref> or arrangements that undermine an architectural environment. Although they are separate parts, one quadríptico press for unity of all being considered unique. They can be movable, in contrast to the rigid systems. The foldable panels are in the form of doors or windows. | ||
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Quadriptych is a group of four images together in a linear manner, rectangular or arrangements that undermine an architectural environment. Although they are separate parts, one quadríptico press for unity of all being considered unique. They can be movable, in contrast to the rigid systems. The foldable panels are in the form of doors or windows.
References
- "New Interfaces for Communication and Audiovisual" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2012-03-27.
See also
External links
Photo Quadriptych, Retrieved in 08-09-2011.
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