These iconographies dictate the semantics of his copper extracts and moderate to become the lexicon of his visual language. |
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The elaborate iconographies are glossed in long scrolls, which form undulating accents across the pages. |
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Genres with strong, well-defined iconographies rarely consciously influence or combine with one another, even when they are clearly related. |
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All copyrights are protected, including downloadable documents, pictures and iconographies. |
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I admire his sensibility, his excavations of pop cultural psyche, of the images and iconographies that surround us every day – from Homer Simpson to Jeff Koons, Felix the Cat to Titanic. |
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The space opens onto four themes which are explored in fourteen cubes displaying many objects and iconographies, like so many objects for reflection and dialogue. |
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In 1969 the Bank of Mexico's bills factory began its activities with the most advanced technological support of its epoch, and in accordance to designs and iconographies never seen before. |
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In 1912, series of religious iconographies were withdrawn to make room for the collections of Tibetan art which Jacques Bacot had assembled in the course of his missions. |
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Her large scale painting or installation compositions bring together a whole set of war memorabilia, objects and iconographies from the seventies to the present days. |
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By investigating among Ripa' s sources, it is clear that behind anonymous iconographies many very famous classical masterpieces hide that Ripa does not mention. |
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The iconographies shown in this exhibition section underline social, religious and above all testimonial aspects of the different historic representations. |
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The two groups of pictures are pointedly parallel in juxtaposing iconographies of war and technology on the one hand and of feminine beauty and nature on the other. |
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Instead, national narratives and iconographies very rapidly began to focus on the cult of the proceres, often while they were still living. |
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Much work of this kind has been appearing of late, especially made by women, so locked into formerly cryptosexist methodologies and iconographies is this art. |
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