In an interview, Berlatsky told me about Marston and his ideas of Wonder Woman as a warrior for peace and an emblem of dominance through submission -- with more bondage and other sexual images than even the wildly overblown allegations of the notorious 1954 Congressional hearings on the dangers of comic books could comprehend.
Depicting a small girl cradling a bird, the painting has become an emblem of peace, and marks the beginning of Picasso's innovative Blue Period.
Beginning in the 1930s, some groups have alternatively promoted white poppies as an emblem of peace, though this has often met with controversy.
In 2000 the singer bought the brown upright Steinway piano on which John Lennon composed Imagine, and True and he decided to take the instrument, an emblem of peace because of its musical associations, on its own tour of some of the most troubled places in America in 2007.
It enshrines no lofty notion like the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, built in 1791 as an emblem of peace, and reinvented much later as the symbol of Germany's reunification; it is not home to monarchs like Buckingham Palace in London or a haven for great art like the Prado in Madrid or the Palais du Louvre down below in Paris.
On the right side, an olive tree, the perennial emblem of peace, is bare of leaves.
Its emblem of peace – a global map cradled by olive branches – flapped in a brisk autumn breeze.
The portraits of ancient trees in Ori Gersht's beautiful "Ghost-Olive" series could be taken this way too, but also in other ways, as symbols of Israel and emblems of peace dissolving to dust before our eyes.
He was an emblem of compassion, peace and love.
In 1961, the rainbow flag became the emblem of a peace march in Italy, and has since featured in similar anti-war protests, but has taken on other meanings too.
