produced_by
Used by 15 examples.
| Example | Section | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
object/bust/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The sculpture "Bust of a Man" was created by Francis Hardwood using the sculpting technique. |
object/ccp/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | A print at the Yale Center for British Art, Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims, made from a specific copper plate held at the Yale University Art Gallery. |
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/kellerdana/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | In 1964, Deane Keller created a copy of Daniel Huntington's portrait of James Dwight Dana, from 1858. |
object/nightwatch/43 |
Required Vocabulary Terms | |
object/nightwatch/5 |
Object Production and Destruction | Similar to the Production example in the basic patterns, "The Night Watch" was created by Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1642. |
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_statue/1 |
Temporal Context: Periods, Events and Activities | A statue in Pompeii must have been created before the eruption of Vesuvius. |
object/run/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | A painted textile called "RÜN", where the linen was hand-woven by Sarah Parke and then painted by Mark Barrow. |
object/spring/4 |
Basic Patterns | "Spring" was produced in a Production activity carried out by Manet in 1881, somewhere in France. |
object/washday/1 |
Object Production and Destruction | The painting "Wash Day" was intentionally created in the manner of Winslow Homer. |
set/exhset/2 |
Collections and Sets | The objects exhibited were typically (but not exclusively) paintings by Manet. |