These radiant pictorial objects speak several languages, conversing with all kinds of textile arts and crafts, for example.
The textured and patterned planes were composed into forms more like pictorial objects in themselves than like recognizable figurations.
When you turn from the arms back to the armor, the gaudy noise can be shocking, as can the realization that you have been viewing as beautiful pictorial objects weapons designed to maim and kill with utmost precision.
He develops Peacocke's "Central Thesis" of depiction (Peacocke 1987), where experienced similarities between properties of pictorial objects and their referents in the visual field give rise to the relation of depiction.
Recently, pictorial models of object representation which emphasise the differential contribution of image features at several hierarchically organised stages of classification have emerged [42].
Husserl rejects "representationalist" accounts of intentionality, such as the mental image theory, according to which intentional experiences represent intra-mental pictorial representations of objects, where like other pictures such images may exist without there being a depicted object in the actual world.
Yet it appears that they all began with motivated pictorial signs representing objects.
When not converging on literally nothing, his pictorial schemes address objects that are either remote, like the moon, or obdurate, like the battered oak.
In this framework, the most relevant source with detailed instructions for the pictorial construction of objects with different surface textures is the painter's handbook 'De groote waereld in t kleen geschildert', i.e. 'The big world…' (1692), published in Amsterdam by Willem Beurs [13].
Active motor imagery was structured to include verbal facilitation, the presence of objects, pictorial scenes, and action observation, as described in the above intervention rationale.
