ICONCLASS¶
van de Waal, H., Couprie, L. D., Fuchs, R. H., Tholen, E., & Vellekoop, G. (1985). ICONCLASS: An Iconographic Classification System.
Cited by¶
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Mechanisms¶
- Iconographic Key Table
- Its lineage is old and literal — a controlled iconographic classification like the ICONCLASS system does exactly this at the scale of Western art, assigning notations to subjects and symbols so images can be catalogued and compared.
This sourceDefines Iconclass as a hierarchical iconographic classification whose notations describe and index subjects in visual documents.
- Its lineage is old and literal — a controlled iconographic classification like the ICONCLASS system does exactly this at the scale of Western art, assigning notations to subjects and symbols so images can be catalogued and compared.
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