illus
illus — noun
1. a short written form of 'illustrated' or 'illustration', used especially in book
a short written form of 'illustrated' or 'illustration', used especially in books and catalogues to indicate that a picture, drawing, or photograph is included or referred to
For a map of the region, see illus. on page 14 of the atlas.
see illus. on [page] — typical cross-reference pattern
The auction catalogue listed the vase as '18th-century Imari, illus. in full colour'.
illus. as past participle (meaning 'illustrated')
Felix checked the footnote: 'Carter, 2021, illus. by Ayesha Khan, p. 32'.
Each chapter of the textbook opens with an illus. of a famous artwork.
The publisher's note says: 'illus. throughout by Elena Vásquez'.
- fig.
short for 'figure'; used specifically for numbered diagrams or images in academic texts, while illus. covers any kind of illustrative image
用法筆記
In British English the abbreviation is usually written with a full stop (illus.); American English often omits the full stop. Common in bibliographies, catalogues, and academic writing.