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ICONCLASS

A multilingual subject classification system for cultural content For more information see: https://iconclass.org/

Made by Hans Brandhorst jpjbrand@xs4all.nl & Etienne Posthumus eposthumus@gmail.com

...with lots of support from a global cast of many, many people since 1972.

Example usage:

from iconclass import init

ic = init()
a = ic["53A2"]

print(a)
print(repr(a))
print(a())
print(a('de'))

for child in a:
    print(child('it'))

for p in a.path():
    print(repr(p))

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