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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 | |
digital/operation_nw/1 |
Digital Integration | The Rijksmuseum published a digital publication on the web about their conservation efforts for The Night Watch. |
digital/spring/1 |
Digital Integration | |
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/stowe/1 |
Basic Patterns | The Christie's auction of the Stowe House took place over 40 days in August and September, 1848 (Source). |
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/flw_house/1 |
Places | The Frank Lloyd Wright House was originally built in New Jersey, and subsequently moved to its current location in Arkansas. |
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/10 |
Objects: Physical Characteristics | The Night Watch is primarily a brown color (B35A1F), which is categorized as being brown (aat:300127490) |
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/25 |
Conservation Activity | The Rijksmuseum checked the condition of The Night Watch, at the beginning of the project "Operation Night Watch" |
object/nightwatch/41 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
object/nightwatch/42 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
object/nightwatch/43 |
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/nightwatch/70 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | The description of The Night Watch was generated by an AI at a particular point in time, and is licensed as CC-BY. |
object/nightwatch/8 |
Objects: Physical Characteristics | The Night Watch once more, described with human readable labels on each dimension. |
object/nuveen/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The production of the Nuveen Painting was caused by its commissioning. |
object/okeeffe-gok/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | Copies of a photograph, taken by Alfred Stieglitz of Georgia O'Keeffe, are printed from the same negative at different times and now owned by different organizations: Yale University Art Gallery, National Gallery of Art, and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum |
object/okeeffe-yuag/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | |
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/10 |
Digital Integration | Jeanne has a IIIF Presentation API Manifest. |
object/spring/11 |
Digital Integration | The image of Jeanne is also available via a IIIF Image API service. |
object/spring/12 |
Exhibitions | |
object/spring/13 |
Collections and Sets | |
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/spring/8 |
Digital Integration | The same visual item is shown by both the physical painting, and the digitized image of the painting. |
object/spring/9 |
Digital Integration | There is a home page for Jeanne in the Getty collections. |
object/washday/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The painting "Wash Day" was intentionally created in the manner of Winslow Homer. |
object/yiadom-boakye/1 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | 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. |
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/10 |
Relationships and Context for Assignment of Attributes | The name form "Rembrandt van Rijn" was added from Gardner's "Art through the Ages". |
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 | |
person/rembrandt/42 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
place/amsterdam/1 |
Places | There is a city called Amsterdam in the Netherlands. |
place/amsterdam_auction_house/1 |
Places | Many art sales take place in auction houses over time, and while the city might be known, the exact address within the city might not be and it could be misleading to collect all of the art sales within the entire city together. |
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. |
visual/nightwatch/2 |
Objects: Rights Information | The visual content of the Night Watch is in the Public Domain. |