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This article is about the meanings and iconography of the deity Indala, known in China and Japan as the God of the Monkeys. Famous images from Japanese, Chinese and Indian treatises and other sources are given. The translation of Lokesh Chandra's article
Chandra, L.
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Out of the wilderness : a fourteenth-century English drawing of John the Baptist [PDF]
London, British Library, MS Royal 10 B XIV contains a large drawing of St. John the Baptist that is both exceptional for its quality and iconographically unique.
Luxford, Julian Marcus
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Bovine iconography is one of the most important components for understanding social identities among Neolithic Vinča culture communities. It is believed that both wild and domesticated cattle were introduced into Vinča culture symbolic practice as one of
Miloš Spasić
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Fractality and self-organization in the orthodox iconography [PDF]
The authors consider the Orthodox iconography of Byzantine style aimed at examining the existence of complex behavior and fractal patterns. It has been demonstrated that fractality in icons is manifested as two types: descending and ascending, where the ...
M. Milovanović, Bojan Tomić
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Wątki misyjne w nowożytnej ikonografii Świętego Franciszka Ksawerego (w wybranych dziełach sztuki)
The iconography of Saint Francis Xavier abounds in mission themes. It includes literal and allegorical motives. Symbols are present in this iconography, but the narration prevails.
Justyna Sprutta
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Iconological Analysis of Buyid Dynasty Ceremonial Coins based on the Theory of Erwin Panofsky [PDF]
Arts and crafts are a good context for displaying cultural, historical and social structures in different eras. Coins were produced by order of the rulers of each period and the various visual components contained in them played an effective conceptual ...
Rezvan Ahmadi payam, Abolghasem Dadvar
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What Makes a Symbol Far Right? Co-opted and Missed Meanings in Far-Right Iconography
“Many right-wing extremists don’t understand their own T-shirts”, a VICE-Germany headline proclaimed in March 2018 (Vorreyer 2018), summarizing research I had conducted with youth in and around far-right scenes about the meaning of far-right symbols ...
C. Miller-Idriss
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Exploding iconography: The Mindbomb Project [PDF]
The Mindbomb project was started by a group of young artists, journalists and writers, rich in creative resources. Together they created the social poster.
Mercea, D.
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South Africa’s 2019 elections, like others before, will be remembered for the historical significance around the ANC ruling party’s sharp decline in polls, the surging and re-emergence of the ideologically extreme parties, the Economic Freedom Fighters (
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