For 10 points, name these multi-panel works by an Irish artist, which include Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion.
On the right of one of these works, a man on a telephone watches a couple having sex, as a pile of blood-drenched clothes sit in the center; another of these works depicts smoke seeping under a door on the left, as a melting figure enters the room on the right. Those two works were "Inspired by T.S. Eliot's Poem ‘Sweeney Agonistes'" and "by the Oresteia of Aeschylus" respectively. A set of three of these works are known as the "Black" and were inspired by the suicide of the artist's lover, George Dyer. In the most famous of these works, the leftmost figure hangs its hairy head, hiding its face, the central, blindfolded figure bares its teeth, and the mouth of the figure on the right is screaming at an impossibly wide angle. For 10 points, name these multi-panel works by an Irish artist, which include Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion.
On the right of one of these works, a man on a telephone watches a couple having sex, as a pile of blood-drenched clothes sit in the center; another of these works depicts smoke seeping under a door on the left, as a melting figure enters the room on the right.
{Triptychs} of Francis {Bacon} [accept obvious equivalents; prompt on “{Paintings} of Francis {Bacon}” or similar answers; prompt on “{Triptychs}”]