Linked Art in C#

Basic Patterns

The examples on linked.art/model/base/, 14 of 14 implemented in C#.

ExampleSection of the pageWhat it showsStatus
object/spring/1 Core Properties The simplest possible object description of "Spring" has a URI, a class and a label. matches the site
object/spring/2 Types and Classifications The classification of "Spring" (an instance of the class HumanMadeObject) is a painting (aat:300033618), and an artwork (aat:300133025): matches the site
place/paris/1 Types and Classifications matches the site
object/spring/3 Types of Types The object is classified as being a Painting, and the concept "Painting" is for classifying the type of object (as opposed to any other sort of classification). matches the site
person/rembrandt/1 Types of Types matches the site
object/nightwatch/1 Names The primary name for "The Night Watch" is "The Night Watch" in English, and "De Nachtwacht" in Dutch: matches the site
object/nightwatch/2 Identifiers The accession number identifier for "The Night Watch" is "SK-C-5": matches the site
object/nightwatch/3 Equivalent Data URIs The Night Watch has an external URI that also identifies the same physical object in wikidata: matches the site
object/nightwatch/4 Statements about an Entity Having only a textual description of the materials in English, the content "Oil on Canvas" is recorded as referring to the painting as a "materials" (aat:300435429) statement: matches the site
object/spring/4 Events and Activities "Spring" was produced in a Production activity carried out by Manet in 1881, somewhere in France. matches the site
event/stowe/1 Time Span Details The Christie's auction of the Stowe House took place over 40 days in August and September, 1848 (Source). matches the site
object/spring/support Parts The canvas support is part of the overall painting of Spring. matches the site
person/rembrandt/2 Classes Rembrandt (a Person) was a member of the Guild of St Luke (a Group). matches the site
text/rembrandtjaccuse/1 Partitioning of Internal Constructs A video (currently modeled as a Work that contains language, or a LinguisticObject) about Rembrandt's Night Watch was directed by Peter Greenaway and Produced by Femke Wolting. matches the site