The images have, of course, been endlessly reproduced.
The above image of Emily Brontë – endlessly reproduced – is less a portrait, more an icon.
Rousseau's jungle paintings have been endlessly reproduced, but familiarity will not lessen the impact of seeing the original works, Ms Morris said.
"Christina's World," one of the mainstays of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, is as familiar and as endlessly reproduced — and parodied — as Grant Wood's "American Gothic".
This speaks to the program of personal branding: to create the mold of "your best life," squeeze yourself in, take a photo, and endlessly reproduce the resulting image online.
By the late 1840s he had begun to make calotypes, which, in contrast to daguerreotypes, were made from lightweight paper negatives, had a shorter exposure time, and could be endlessly reproduced, whereas the daguerreotype could produce only one image.
The famous photograph of Che Guevara snapped by Alberto Korda in 1960 has circulated throughout the globe in the past half century, endlessly reproduced in increasingly exotic forms, each created with different intentions and evoking varied responses.
Her image, endlessly reproduced on television screens and street billboards, became so pervasive that Argentinians simply referred to her as "Cristina", So far this year Fernández has broadcast to the nation 43 times in 42 weeks.
Mr. Johns's targets, endlessly reproduced in the half century since he painted the earliest of them, have themselves become a form of advertising, a logo for American postwar art.
According to a theory known as eternal inflation, put forward by Dr. Linde in 1986, what we know as the Big Bang was only one out of many in a chain reaction of big bangs by which the universe endlessly reproduces and reinvents itself.
