Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes
The examples on linked.art/model/assertion/, 8 of 8 implemented in C#.
| Example | Section of the page | What it shows | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
object/spring/21 |
Assigning Attributes | It is asserted in 2015 that "Spring" has a material of canvas. | matches the site |
object/yiadom-boakye/1 |
Assigned Value as Subject Entity | The Kehinde Wiley painting "Portrait of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Jacob Morland of Capplethwaite" is jointly owned by the Yale University Art Gallery and the Yale Center for British Art. Both organizations have assigned their own accession numbers to the painting, and both are correct simultaneously. | matches the site |
person/rembrandt/10 |
Source of Knowledge | The name form "Rembrandt van Rijn" was added from Gardner's "Art through the Ages". | matches the site |
object/nightwatch/70 |
Creation Details of Embedded Statements | The description of The Night Watch was generated by an AI at a particular point in time, and is licensed as CC-BY. | matches the site |
object/forum/1 |
Uncertain or Former Assignments | The watercolor painting "Forum Romanum" was possibly produced by Salomon Corrodi | matches the site |
object/spring/31 |
Context-Specific Assignments | Spring was exhibited at the National Gallery of Art's exhibition "Post-Impressionism: Cross-Currents in European and American Painting" in 1980, and was assigned a exhibition specific identifier (called a "dexid"). | site issue |
object/nightwatch/57 |
Related Entities | The Night Watch is related to another object in the Rijksmuseum collection "Nachtwacht", but the relationship is not captured specifically. | matches the site |
person/bol/1 |
Unmodeled Relationships | Ferdinand Bol was a student of Rembrandt. | matches the site |