Another remarkable picture, of the Eagle Nebula, M16, has become an icon of astronomy.
And this is but a small sample from a remarkable total: 493 instances of iconic, and 670 of icon or icons.
But the verve and charm and interpretive genius of these recordings of American music go a long way toward uniting the desperately diverse talents of this remarkable American composer, conductor and icon.
This is a remarkable opportunity to see a musical icon in performance, but the repertory might not be for everyone.
One of his photographs of fashion icons brought about a remarkable reconciliation.
In the shift of the cultural centre of gravity to the numerous regional centres, Kievan traditions were in the main continued and in some cases (i.e., Galician literature, Novgorodian icon painting, Suzdalian architecture) enjoyed remarkable development.
It was copied from Andrei Rublev, the celebrated 15th-century icon maker, and what's remarkable is how the detailed tight folds of the garments and the white highlights on the fabric give this icon an almost electrical charge, making it stand out from the exhibition's omnipresent serenity.
Even by the giddy standards of soul icons, Isaac Hayes's life has been remarkable.
It was during Jay's remarkable tenure as President that "Channel 13" became an icon of culture and lifelong learning throughout the New York metropolitan community.
Curtis's photos are familiar — they have become icons in our collective memory — but the remarkable story of the many years he spent collecting them is one that it's hard to believe we've forgotten.
The transformation is remarkable for a conference that helped catapult Ronald Reagan to conservative icon status in 1977 with his speech outlining a vision for a "New Republican Party": a three-legged stool built on social, fiscal, and national security conservatism.
