a. (UN-1 7.)
1860. I. Taylor, Spir. Heb. Poetry (1873), 80. Giving to the aerial aspect of Palestine that clear, sharp, and unpictorial visibility which is now its characteristic.
1884. 19th Cent., May, 813. The idea … was of the most unpictorial kind.
Hence Unpictorially adv.
a. 1864. Hawthorne, Amer. Note-Bks. (1879), II. 168. He dresses very … unpictorially.
1887. Hissey, Holiday on Road, 308. Outlined unpictorially sharp against the sky.
