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Kurt Reuber. The Stalingrad Madonna. 1942
The Stalingrad Madonna (Kurt Reuber, 1942) This work is not Russian, but, it has a Russian tie-in. It was drawn by Dr Kurt Reuber, a Wehrmacht medical officer (and pre-war Lutheran pastor) on the back… more →
Art and Faith
Video of the day: Power of Iconography (barry logo)
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mattie14 wrote 12 hours ago: November 19, 2009 Bill Whittle talking about the power of iconography. It is really worth your time … more →
How Green Was My Valley
Belle wrote 15 hours ago: Sunflower by Mike Joos I came upon this photo on another blog and I was immediately and unexpectedly … more →
Tombstone Tuesday: Joseph Layton and the train
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Amy wrote 3 days ago: This tombstone is in Etna Cemetery in Licking County, Ohio. I have not looked for an obituary for hi … more →
Emergent subjectivity and defacement of Maya art
Johan Normark wrote 3 days ago: In case you wonder why I am not posting much now, it is because I am trying to come up with an inter … more →
Album covers
rilm wrote 4 days ago: Record album covers comprise a genre of music iconography that shows how musicians wish to be percei … more →
All of Asia under one roof
buddhistartnews wrote 5 days ago: All of Asia under one roof New Straits Times – Persekutuan,Malaysia There are also Jain and Bu … more →
The Western World
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Belle wrote 1 week ago: First off, how precious is this picture? That kid couldn’t be any cuter unless he was holding … more →
Hello World! Religion and Erotics in Traditional India
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Archanablogging wrote 1 week ago: Religion and Erotics in Traditional India It is a common perception of the Indians and of the outsid … more →
King Tut Finger
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santitafarella wrote 1 week ago: In Western culture, Egypt seems to be the best place to trace lithe, high glamour, iconic posing, an … more →
The Image Not Made By Human Hand
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luluvillage wrote 1 week ago: The Image Not Made By Human Hand I got this photo yesterday and it brought a wave of emotions and me … more →
A picture's worth a thousand words...
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The web we weave wrote 1 week ago: This blog was inspired by a lecture I had last week by Daniel Meadows who spoke to us about digital … more →
Coronation of the Virgin
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Mark Samples wrote 2 weeks ago: Our new header image is a detail of a detail. This sumptuous scene is tempera and gold on panel, by … more →
Rāgamālā paintings
rilm wrote 2 weeks ago: Rāgamālā painting is a form of iconography that arose around 1600 in northern India. These visual de … more →
ICON CORNER: A Beginning
Antiochian-Thomist wrote 3 weeks ago: Below are some images of the beginning of our new “icon corner” or “icon wall … more →
Brand, Iconography and Culture. A Conversation with The Art Guys.
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David Wenger wrote 3 weeks ago: “That’s an important methodology for us, to take a wrong-headed idea and take it to the … more →
A Jimmy Choo for H&M Preview
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Belle wrote 3 weeks ago: On November 14, H&M stores across America will be stormed by throngs of fashionistas desperate t … more →
The Worlds Largest Photo Site for the Emperor Claudius- Joe Geranio
joegeranio1 wrote 3 weeks ago: Joe Geranio Collection: Emperor Nero top coin, Emperor Claudian on bottom, may be used if credit is … more →
The Largest Photo Site for the Emperor Gaius Caligula- Joe Geranio
joegeranio1 wrote 3 weeks ago: Joe Geranio counting hair curls, pincers, etc………. from profile. The Gettty Calig … more →
The Largest Photo Site for the Emperor Tiberius- Joe Geranio
joegeranio1 wrote 3 weeks ago: Coin from Joe Geranio Collection- Anyone may use photo as long as credit is given. SPAIN, Segobriga. … more →
