Abraham Zapruder's famous 8-millimeter film footage is the source of the Kennedy imagery, while scenes from D. W. Griffith's film "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) inspired the Lincoln segment.
Pop culture, drama and coolness are still in play, but the source for much of the imagery is now the Internet.
But he also had the artist document his Kunstkammer, a vast collection of natural and man-made wonders and the source of much of the imagery in Arcimboldo's "Four Seasons" and "Four Elements" paintings.
The main source of imagery was the Qurʾān, its figures and utterances often divested of their sacred significance.
Advertisements, comprising about half of the space in fashion magazines (termed glossy magazines because of the slick paper), are the major source of glossy imagery that provides visual pleasure to readers of fashion magazines (Currie 1997).
Some have seen Themistius as a Neoplatonic source of light imagery in explaining the relation between the active and passive intellect, based on Aristotle's tantalizingly short comments at On the Soul III.5 (Mahoney 1982).
He was referring to the author of the grisly Book of Revelations, the dominant Western source of apocalyptic imagery.
Mr. Bransford names each drawing after a song by the veteran heavy-metal band Blue Oyster Cult, whose eschatalogical lyrics are a source of his imagery, along with the video game Dungeons and Dragons, Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings," anime films and Northern Renaissance illustrations of the biblical "Revelation".
But an equally influential source of nature imagery came from the cheesy stock photos of rainbows, waterfalls, and beaches from the built-in screensaver on her personal computer.
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