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| Example | Section | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
activity/exha/1 |
Exhibitions | Manet and Modern Beauty at the Getty, October 2019 to January 2020, was carried out by the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, and influenced by the idea behind the exhibition. |
activity/exhb/1 |
Exhibitions | The Art Institute of Chicago exhibited Manet and Modern Beauty in Chicago with a specific set of objects, and is part of the larger multi-venue exhibition. |
concept/exhidea/1 |
Exhibitions | The idea (or abstract work) for the Manet and Modern Beauty exhibition is about Manet and Beauty. |
concept/exhidea/2 |
Exhibitions | The conceptualization of the "Manet and Modern Beauty" exhibition was influenced by the Manet and his work. |
concept/painting/2 |
Concepts | |
event/19c/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | The 19th Century is a period that spans from 1800 through the end of 1899. |
event/christies_24477/1 |
Auctions | An auction event takes place on November 5th, 2014 at the New York premises of Christie's. |
event/christies_24477_16/1 |
Auctions | Lot 16 was auctioned as part of the auction above. |
event/early_roman/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | The Early Roman Empire period, from 31 BCE through 193 CE, is part of the Roman Empire period. |
event/exhab/1 |
Exhibitions | |
event/operation_nightwatch/1 |
Conservation Activity | Operation Night Watch is a conservation and research project about The Night Watch |
event/vesuvius/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | Vesuvius erupts on August 24th, 79 CE. |
event/vesuvius/2 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | |
group/14thc_italian/1 |
Collections and Sets | The prototypical member of the "14th Century Italians" group was a person born between 1300 and 1400 in Italy. |
object/chess/1 |
Objects: Physical Characteristics | "Vessel with miniature chess set" by Michael Mode consists of 36 parts (the 32 pieces, the board, a lid, and two other parts) |
object/coppa/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The Coppa Amatoria was created by an unidentified artist or artists from Italy. |
object/forum/1 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | The watercolor painting "Forum Romanum" was possibly produced by Salomon Corrodi |
object/letter/1 |
Archives | A letter between Alfred Stieglitz and Bertha Obermeyer, dated 1920 is part of the "Stieglitz Family Letters" sub-series, which is part of "Series I: Alfred Stieglitz Correspondence" (which is part of the "Alfred Stieglitz / Georgia O'Keeffe Archive" at Yale University) |
object/letter/2 |
Collections and Sets | The Obermeyer letter described in the archives use case should sort as "000001" within the Stieglitz Family Letters set. |
object/letter/3 |
Archives | |
object/nightwatch/1 |
Basic Patterns | The primary name for "The Night Watch" is "The Night Watch" in English, and "De Nachtwacht" in Dutch: |
object/nightwatch/16 |
Collections and Sets | |
object/nightwatch/2 |
Basic Patterns | The accession number identifier for "The Night Watch" is "SK-C-5": |
object/nightwatch/41 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
object/nightwatch/57 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | The Night Watch is related to another object in the Rijksmuseum collection "Nachtwacht", but the relationship is not captured specifically. |
object/nuveen/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The production of the Nuveen Painting was caused by its commissioning. |
object/pompeii-buildings/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | |
object/pompeii_statue/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | A statue in Pompeii must have been created before the eruption of Vesuvius. |
object/spring/20 |
Auctions | |
object/spring/31 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | 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"). |
object/washday/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The painting "Wash Day" was intentionally created in the manner of Winslow Homer. |
object/yul_10801219/1 |
Texts and Documents | Yale University Library holds a copy of Koot's book about The Night Watch. |
person/bol/1 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | Ferdinand Bol was a student of Rembrandt. |
person/rembrandt/3 |
Actors: People and Organizations | Rembrandt's name is Rembrandt Harmenzoon van Rijn |
person/rembrandt/4 |
Actors: People and Organizations | Rembrandt's name is Rembrandt / Harmenzoon / van Rijn |
person/rembrandt/41 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
provenance/durand_payne/1 |
Object Acquisition and Loan | Oliver Payne acquired Spring from the Durand-Ruel Gallery in New York in 1909 |
provenance/manet_proust/1 |
Object Provenance | Édouard Manet sold his painting, Jeanne, to Antonin Proust in 1883 for 3,000 francs. |
set/24477_16_objects/1 |
Auctions | Lot 16 consists of a single painting, Spring. |
set/archive_asc/1 |
Archives | |
set/archive_sfl/1 |
Archives | |
set/archive_sfl/2 |
Archives | The Stieglitz Family Letters set has its members in Box 55. |
set/exhset/1 |
Collections and Sets | The set of objects in an exhibition. |
set/rijks_objects/1 |
Collections and Sets | The full collection of the Rijksmuseum. |
set/rijks_paintings/1 |
Collections and Sets | |
text/catalog_24477/1 |
Auctions | |
text/koot_nightwatch/1 |
Texts and Documents | The textual content of Koot's work. |
text/koot_nightwatch_ch1/1 |
Texts and Documents | |
text/koot_nightwatch_ch1/2 |
Texts and Documents | The introduction chapter to Koot's book is 10 pages long. |