The first film explicitly intended by its maker to be a visual analogue of poetry, Marcel L'Herbier's Rose-France (1919), continues further along these same paths.

Reference the animation on this page to see a visual analogue of this written description.

There are automatic drawings from the 1920's, a visual analogue to Breton's automatic writing, that are surprisingly balanced and budding with sexual energy and imagery.

The mental image that I found increased my pain the most, however, was the one that matched the visual analogue of the rACC: Picture a hot flame on your painful area.

Mr. Foreman's settings are the visual analogue of a feverishly driven image-racked mind.

The movement of the camera and the cutting among angles seem closely linked to Gould's phrasing, a visual analogue to his tinkering with sonic distances in the Scriabin.

Using the designer Stephen Byram, the company turned each CD into a complete package, one that tried to present the music with a verbal and visual analogue.

According to Michael Azerrad in Our Band Could Be Your Life, the artwork "was a perfect visual analogue to the music it promoted - gritty, stark, violent, smart, provocative, and utterly American."

The filmmakers, Tristan Cook and Zac Nicholson, showed real flair in finding visual analogues to modern musical language.