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Study of iconography and iconology on the visual appearance of Ondel-ondel
Ondel-ondel is a folk entertainment that developed by the Betawi community since the 1970s. Until now, Ondel-ondel still survives and has even become an icon of the capital city of DKI Jakarta.
Mita Purbasari Wahidiyat +1 more
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Sharing photographs and photo-chatting are common practices in doing family at a distance. This study looks at the processes of the production and circulation of photographs within the family network, analysing participants’ narratives about their image ...
Joanna Kedra, Joanna Kedra
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Murals recently gained popularity in Indonesia due to the case of mural bombardment in several regions in 2021 related to the effect of the covid-19 outbreak.
B. Riyanto +3 more
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"Didactic iconology” is the study of images finalised to educating or, strictly speaking, to education. It is connected to the pedagogy of the media, to children’s literature, to psychology, to the history of illustration.
Roberto Farné
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This paper explores Ruskin's lifelong concern with the nature and significance of visual images. It argues that the diverse modes and moments of his engagement with vthem may be read as variant expressions of a progressively constituted iconology ...
Tucker, Paul
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Istano Basa Pagaruyung (IBP) is located in West Sumatra, Indonesia has rebuild in 1976 and 2013 after destroyed by fire second times. It transitioned from traditional meeting into a museum in 1990. While IBP resembles the architecture of the Rumah Gadang,
Suastiwi Triatmodjo +1 more
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This article re-examines Erwin Panofsky’s iconology through two case studies: a Gandhāran toilet tray (1st–2nd c. CE) and the grave stele of Eupheros (c. 430 BCE).
Adam Raul Kaya
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A Critique on the Book Studies on Iconology, Humanistic Themes in the Art of Renaissance by Erwin Panofsky [PDF]
Studies in Iconology, Humanistic Themes in the Art of the Renaissance by Erwin Panofsky clarifies the function of the Iconology method in interpreting artworks.
Atefeh Amiri, Zeinab Saber, Nahid Abdi
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A Critique of the Book “Image and Word: Approaches to Iconology” [PDF]
The present article is a critique of the book “Image and Word: Approaches to Iconology”. The importance of introducing and reviewing this work is studying Erwin Panovsky’s views on image, iconography, and iconology, as well as the presentation of ...
Leila Ghaffari, Jamal Arabzadeh
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Revisioning Stalinist discourse of art: Mikhail Liebman’s academic networks and his social art history [PDF]
The article addresses the art historian and leading Renaissance scholar Mikhail Liebman’s 1960s and 1970s texts, which present his understandings of the discourse and methodology of art history.
Krista Kodres
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