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RESEARCH OF AIGC AND HUMAN ART PICTURE CREATION BASED ON PANOFSKY’S THREE-LEVEL ICONOLOGY FRAMEWORK

Journal of Information Systems and Technology Management
This study investigates the narrative, symbolic, and cultural differences between AI-generated imagery (AIGC) and human-created realist artworks through Panofsky’s three-level iconology framework.
Yizhong Zhang   +2 more
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Perugino's Justice. The Frescoes for the Collegio del Cambio between Legal History, Iconography, and Iconology

LawArt, 2022
At the end of the 15th century, the Sala dell’Udienza of the Collegio del Cambio in Perugia was decorated thanks to the collaborative work of two of Renaissance Italy’s leading intellectuals, both profoundly linked to the city: Perugino (at that time ...
Stefania Gialdroni
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Navigating Liquid Times. Iconology of Voyage in Slovakia’s Contemporary Painting / Navigácia v tekutej dobe. Ikonológia plavby v súčasnej slovenskej maľbe

ARS
: This study aims to draw attention to the surprising frequency of images and motifs of boats and ships in Slovakia’s contemporary painting, to offer ways in which they may be contextualized and interpreted, and thus to contribute to understanding this ...
Peter Megyeši
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Theology and the Genesis of Iconology

Journal for the History of Modern Theology / Zeitschrift für Neuere Theologiegeschichte
The genesis of “iconology” as a method for art historical interpretation is commonly associated with the name of Aby Warburg, a historian of art and culture who first used this term in a 1912 lecture on Renaissance fresco painting.
H. C. Hönes
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3 Iconology

2022
<div> <p>1. Introduction. 2. Lucina and the Key. 3. Lucina and the Open Hand. 4. Janus and Lucina. 5. Conclusions.</p> </div>
openaire   +1 more source

Iconology revisited

Cultural History
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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BASTARD IMAGES OF A HYBRID SAINT: AN ESSAY ON THE SURVIVAL OF SAINT SEBASTIAN ICONOLOGY IN LATIN AMERICAN VISUAL CULTURE

Quintana revista do Departamento de Historia da Arte
Ever since the early 20th century, artists from several minority artistic and cultural settings have made use of canonical images from the Baroque and Renaissance periods of Saint Sebastian to explore subjects such as death, religion, and homosexuality ...
Dieison Marconi
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Erwin Panofsky’s Iconology Concerning His Biography as a German-Jew Scholar

Naharaim
This article will inspect Erwin Panofsky’s innovations in the field of art history, as they were presented in his 1932 seminal German article. Its goal is to argue that the source for these innovations lies in his biography as a German Jewish scholar ...
Yonatan Harel
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LiberIC: Iconography and iconology knowledge organization in book representations in Painting

Education for Information, 2022
This study introduces the preliminary design of LiberIC, which is a description and cataloging tool that collects, controls, contextualizes, classifies, and grants access to representations of books in painting.
Carlos Díaz-Redondo   +2 more
semanticscholar   +1 more source

For an Iconology of the Emotions: A Warburgian Reading of Poliziano’s Stanze per la giostra

Mediterranean Studies
What is the relationship between image and text? Can we conceive of continuity between a visual image and a mental one? Is there an “opsis,” or a distinct category to frame the visuality within texts as a phenomenon of imagery?
Paolo Tabacchini
semanticscholar   +1 more source

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