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- P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major storming New-Carthage
- pacing, striding
- pacing, striding - AA - female human figure
- pack-animal
- packing of products
- pact with the devil during witches' sabbath
- pact with the devil, selling one's soul to the devil
- paddings and fillings
- paddings and fillings (with NAME)
- paddle-wheel boat
- padlock
- padlock - AA - feigned door, sham-door
- paediatrics
- paedophilia, sexual contact between adult and child
- Paetus, the husband of Arria
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - aggressive relationships of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - apotheosis, deification of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - death of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - early life, infancy, upbringing of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - fabulous, clearly legendary extensions ~ person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - love-affairs of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - portrait of person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached
- Paetus, the husband of Arria - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history
- Paganism personified
- page ~ court
- page ~ court - BB - female ruler
- page, footboy
- pageant of a guild
- Paian, deity of birth and healing
- pails (fire-extinguishing equipment)
- pain
- pain - AA - female human figure
- Pain, Sorrow, Sadness; 'Dolore', 'Dolore di Zeusi' (Ripa)
- painter at work with assistants or pupils
- painter at work with assistants or pupils - CC - out of doors
- painter at work, in his studio
- painter at work, in his studio - CC - out of doors
- painter destroying his own work
- painter destroying his own work - CC - out of doors
- painter in non-work situation
- painter making music, painter with musical instrument
- painter making music, painter with musical instrument - CC - out of doors
- painter making preliminary designs, sketching
- painter making preliminary designs, sketching - CC - out of doors
- painter preparing colours
- painter preparing colours - CC - out of doors
- painter studying classical remains
- painter studying classical remains - CC - out of doors
- painter training pupils
- painter training pupils - CC - out of doors
- painter working from clothed model
- painter working from clothed model - CC - out of doors
- painter working from live model
- painter working from live model - CC - out of doors
- painter working from nude model
- painter working from nude model - CC - out of doors
- painting (including book-illumination, miniature-painting)
- painting of body or face
- painting of body or face - AA - (for) women
- painting of cloth
- painting ~ applied arts
- painting, drawing and the graphic arts
- palace
- palace - AA - civic architecture: inside
- palaeontology
- Palaestra, personification of the art of wrestling (Philostratus, Imagines II 32)
- Palamedes is falsely accused of treachery by Ulysses
- Palamedes is stoned to death by the Greeks
- palette
- palisades
- Pallas brings Aeneas to his father Evander, who is sacrificing to Hercules in a grove outside the Arcadian city
- Pallas is killed by Turnus
- Pallas' heroic deeds
- Palliation, Extenuation
- Pallor and Pavor (Deimus and Phobus)
- palm of the hand turned down
- palm of the hand turned down - AA - both arms or hands
- palm of the hand turned up
- palm of the hand turned up - AA - both arms or hands
- Palm Sunday
- palm-play, game of fives
- palmette ~ ornament
- palmette ~ ornament - AA - stylized
- pamphlet ~ printed matter
- pamphlet ~ printed matter - MM - book open
- Pan cutting reeds and making them into a pan-pipe or syrinx
- Pan fighting a goat
- Pan maltreated, teased by the nymphs (Philostratus, Imagines II 11)
- Pan pulling a thorn out of a satyr's foot or vice versa
- Pan teaching Daphnis to play the pipe
- Pan terrifying people, so-called panic fear
- Pan-herm
- pancakes
- Pandareus of Miletus carries away the golden dog, which guarded Jupiter's temple in Crete, and gives it to Tantalus
- Pandareus' daughters are carried away by the Harpies and delivered to the Furies as servants in Hades
- Pandora and Epimetheus
- Pandora brought to earth by Mercury
- Pandora created out of clay, usually by Vulcan
- Pandora handed over to Epimetheus by Mercury
- Pandora opens her box (or jar); Good or Evil escapes, Hope remains
- Pandora surrounded by the gods on Olympus
- panelling
- panorama, cyclorama
- panpipes
- panpipes - CC - out of doors
- pantomime, dumb show, masque
- Paolo
- papal coronation
- papal coronation - PP - antipope
- papal coronation procession
- papal coronation procession - PP - antipope
- papal funeral procession
- papal funeral procession - PP - antipope
- paper (writing material)
- papering (~ interior decoration)
- papyrus (writing material)
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ agriculture
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ good and evil plants and fruits
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ human and divine love
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ precaution and diligence
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ richness and poverty
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ the animal world
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ the Kingdom of Heaven and religion
- parables and proverbial sayings of Christ ~ the relationship master - servant
- parables of Ezekiel
- parabola
- paraffin lamp
- parallel bars (gymnastics)
- parallel lines
- parallelepiped
- paralytic
- paralytic - AA - female human figure
- parapsychology
- parasite, sponger
- parasol, sunshade
- parcel, packet
- parchment, vellum (writing material)
- pardon, reprieve
- Pardon; 'Perdono' (Ripa)
- parental agreement ~ marriage
- parental blessings and admonitions
- parental care
- parental care - AA - by other children
- parental love
- parents (first degree family relationships)
- parents of the ruler
- parents of the ruler - BB - female ruler
- parents with their children
- Paris and Helen in Troy
- Paris and Menelaus duelling
- Paris and Oenone carving their names in a tree
- Paris and Oenone, the nymph
- Paris and the golden apple
- Paris at the court of Menelaus
- Paris encounters Helen during a festival of Venus
- Paris in Greece
- Paris is brought back into the battle; Hector challenges the Greeks to a single combat (Iliad VI-VII)
- Paris is carried to Oenone, who refuses to heal him
- Paris is exposed on Mount Ida
- Paris is recognized and accepted by Priam
- Paris with the shepherds
- Paris' death and burial; Oenone kills herself
- Parity, Equality
- park
- parking attendant, metermaid
- parking facilities
- parking garage, parking building, multistorey car park
- parking meter
- parking place, car park
- Parnassus, sacred to Apollo Musagetes
- parody on art
- Parrhasius, the painter
- Parrhasius, the painter - aggressive relationships of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - apotheosis, deification of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - death of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - early life, infancy, upbringing of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - fabulous, clearly legendary extensions ~ person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - love-affairs of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - non-aggressive activities of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - portrait of person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - post-mortem occurrences ~ person from classical history
- Parrhasius, the painter - representations to which the NAME of a person from classical history may be attached
- Parrhasius, the painter - suffering, misfortune of person from classical history
- parricide, killing a parent (or another close relative)
- part of the body of the executed displayed in public
- part of the body of the executed shown to a few people
- Part, Section, Aspect
- Partiality; 'Partialità' (Ripa)
- partially buried
- partially buried - EE - death not certain; wounded person
- partially clothed
- partially clothed - AA - female human figure
- particular seas, etc.
- particular seas, etc. - HH - ideal landscapes
- particular types of adult Christ (without others)
- particular types of adult Christ (without others) - DD - Christ beardless
- particularities of crucifixion scenes ~ Christ himself (additional notation only)
- Particularity, Individuality
- parting, leave-taking (of lovers)
- partner
- partner deceived
- partner deceived - DD - deceived wife
- parts (of house or building)
- parts of a fruit
- parts of a fruit (with NAME)
- parts of a fruit: nutshell
- parts of a fruit: nutshell - GG - fantastic plants, fabulous vegetation
- parts of a motor vehicle
- parts of a motor vehicle (with NAME)
- parts of aircraft
- parts of aircraft (with NAME)
- parts of church exterior and annexes
- parts of church exterior and annexes (with NAME)
- parts of church exterior and annexes (with NAME) - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: apse
- parts of church exterior and annexes: apse - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: campanile
- parts of church exterior and annexes: campanile - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: chapel - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: choir
- parts of church exterior and annexes: choir - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: dome
- parts of church exterior and annexes: dome - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: façade
- parts of church exterior and annexes: façade - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: porch
- parts of church exterior and annexes: porch - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: portal
- parts of church exterior and annexes: portal - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: spire
- parts of church exterior and annexes: spire - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: steeple
- parts of church exterior and annexes: steeple - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: tower
- parts of church exterior and annexes: tower - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: transept
- parts of church exterior and annexes: transept - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: tympanum
- parts of church exterior and annexes: tympanum - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church exterior and annexes: west façade
- parts of church exterior and annexes: west façade - QQ - small church, chapel
- parts of church interior
- parts of church interior (with NAME)
- parts of church interior: aisle
- parts of church interior: ambulatory
Vocabulary information
Title
Iconclass
Subject
Description
Iconclass is a classification system designed for art and iconography. It is the most widely accepted scientific tool for the description and retrieval of subjects represented in images (works of art, book illustrations, reproductions, photographs, etc.) and is used by museums and art institutions around the world.
Homepage
Rights
Contains information from Iconclass, which is made available here under the Open Database License (ODbL).
Language
Last modified
Tuesday, September 16, 2014 06:35:26
Date issued
Friday, October 19, 2012 00:00:00
URI
http://iconclass.org/rdf/2011/09/
