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Used by 6 examples.
| Example | Section | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
object/catalog/1 |
Objects: Aboutness | A copy of the exhibition catalog for the "Post-Impressionism: Cross-Currents in European and American Painting 1880-1906", at which Manet's "Spring" (from the Getty) and Cezanne's "Houses in Provence" (from the National Gallery) were exhibited, shows both works and carries its own text. |
object/harpers/1 |
Objects: Aboutness | "Harper's January" at the Yale University Art Gallery is a print by Edward Penfield that has both significant text and visual content. As there is visual content which is not text, but all text is necessarily visual, the textual content is part_of the visual content. |
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/spring/5 |
Objects: Aboutness | Spring by Manet has a description, explaining the object and its image. |
object/spring/8 |
Digital Integration | The same visual item is shown by both the physical painting, and the digitized image of the painting. |