iconographic
iconographical

In time, though, their iconographic images came to define the music itself.

Yet has anyone ever seen an iconographic depiction of their success?

The illustrations can be divided into several different iconographic groups.

Motifs may have iconographic significance within a work of art.

"Today it's considered the most important iconographic object in American history.

His iconographic figures include a fish with keys in its mouth and a book.

His iconographic attributes are the lion skin and the club.

With this in mind the painter included many Christian iconographic references.

The central, almost iconographic costume in this production is the wedding dress.

This was a coin that worked in a purely iconographic fashion.

I have mixed feelings about a writer's becoming iconographic in this way.

It has prompted much speculation as to its iconographic significance.

Seen as well for the first time in Tuscan painting are a number of iconographic features.

Several iconographic and technical details appear on this vase for the first time.

These iconographic conventions are here stood on their head (or lack thereof).

This site also provides related manuscript, printed, and iconographic materials.

The iconographic works for the church have been executed by artists of international renown from several countries.

Though a popular iconographic form, temples dedicated to the deity are few.

At the same time on the screen are seen iconographic indications of numerous fatalities.

With the way she uses design, line, color, space, narrative devices, and iconographic references to tell the story.

The fragments have up to now allowed restoration of five statues for this iconographic type.

First the vessel is described in its overall condition followed by an iconographic interpretation.

Did he have no iconographic or social roots?

Desserts are even more opulent and iconographic than before.

"There is no close iconographic antecedent for this image."