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Drawing: Eight sheets of drawings and notes from sketchbook

Date

20th century

People

Artist: Christopher Wilmarth, American 1943 - 1987

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Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, The Christopher Wilmarth Archive, Gift of Susan Wilmarth-Rabineau, CW2001.976.5

Copyright

© Estate of Christopher Wilmarth

Human Generated Data

Title

Drawing: Eight sheets of drawings and notes from sketchbook

People

Artist: Christopher Wilmarth, American 1943 - 1987

Date

20th century

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, The Christopher Wilmarth Archive, Gift of Susan Wilmarth-Rabineau, CW2001.976.5

Copyright

© Estate of Christopher Wilmarth

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Amazon
created on 2019-03-25

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Clarifai
created on 2019-03-25

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Imagga
created on 2019-03-25

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Google
created on 2019-03-25

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Microsoft
created on 2019-03-25

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Amazon

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AWS Rekognition

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Imagga
created on 2019-03-25

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Captions

Clarifai

Created by general-english-image-caption-clip on 2025-07-12

sketch of the interior of the house.

Salesforce

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-23

a photograph of a drawing of a drawing of a bench with a bench

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-15

The image appears to be a handwritten and hand-drawn set of notes or a storyboard sketch related to a performance, possibly for a theatrical or artistic production. It is made on spiral notebook paper. Here's a breakdown of the content:

  1. Sketches:

    • The topmost sketch depicts what appears to be a stage, with arches or a platform at the bottom and a large curtain or shading across the top. There is an arrow heading forward, symbolizing movement or direction in the scene.
    • Below this, two smaller, simplified sketches show scenes involving an individual standing on a stage or platform. One is annotated with “3 min” near the figure, indicating duration of this part of the performance.
  2. Annotations and Written Notes:

    • Detailed handwritten notes describe actions, movement, and instructions for the performance. The text seems to discuss how the curtain should rise and focus on the individual in the center stage.
    • There are references to timing (e.g., "play for a full 7 minutes before curtain") and specific movements (e.g., "women holding the line move backward").
    • Reference to "Terry Riley" music implies the performance might be set to or involve a musical piece by Terry Riley, a composer known for minimalist music.
  3. General Tone:

    • The notes seem reflective, discussing changes to initial ideas: "This solution from now seems quite arbitrary to me..."
    • Procedural details for the scene are outlined at the bottom, suggesting this is part of a larger production.

Overall, the page combines sketches with explanatory text, aiming to map out the visual and temporal elements of a staged performance or artistic piece. It provides intricate details to ensure clarity for execution.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-15

The image is a page from a notebook or sketchbook that contains hand-drawn sketches and handwritten notes. The page has a perforated edge on the left side, indicating it has been taken from a spiral-bound notebook.

At the top left of the page is a small sketch labeled "2" in a circular mark. The sketch depicts a stage setting with layers of shading and detailing, possibly indicating curtains or scenery. Below this sketch is handwritten text describing a sequence of movements or stage directions.

Below this is a larger hand-drawn diagram showing three arches and an arrow indicating direction. More handwritten notes accompany this diagram, detailing the on-stage movements and technical setup, and explaining what appears to be a performance involving curtains and platforms.

Further down, in the middle of the page, are additional sketches focusing on a figure positioned on stage, with more handwritten instructions. One sketch shows a figure standing on a stage with a note indicating "3 MIN." The other sketches and notes suggest choreography or stage directions for a performance that involves music by Terry Riley, as mentioned in the text.

The handwriting throughout is in cursive, and there is a mixture of text and visual elements, with emphasis on staging, music timing, props, and technical solutions. The page concludes with the instruction to "see page three for positions," indicating that this is part of a larger set of notes.

Anthropic Claude

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

The image appears to be a hand-drawn sketch and notes related to some kind of performance or stage setup. The sketch depicts a stage-like structure with arched elements and measurements noted. The accompanying text discusses aspects of the stage design, such as the width and height, as well as the positioning and movement of performers. The notes also mention a specific performer, Terry Riley, who will play for a full 7 minutes before the "entrance". Overall, the image seems to be a planning document or concept sketch for a stage production or performance.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-20

This appears to be a page from a notebook or script containing stage directions and sketches for what seems to be a theatrical performance or artistic piece. The page includes several hand-drawn diagrams showing stage layouts and positions, along with handwritten notes describing movements and timing.

The text mentions Terry Riley (presumably music that will play for 17 minutes before curtain) and includes specific stage directions about movements and positions. There are three main sketches on the page:

  1. A top sketch showing what appears to be a platform or stage area with some vertical elements
  2. A middle sketch showing a simpler stage layout with a "3 MIN." notation
  3. A bottom sketch showing a more detailed stage layout with additional notes about positioning

The handwriting describes various movements and positions, with references to specific timing and stage directions. There are asterisks (*) marking certain notes, and numbers in circles indicating different sections or sequences. The page is numbered "2" in the top right corner.

The notes appear to be working out the specific choreography or blocking for a performance piece, with careful attention to timing and spatial relationships on the stage.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

This image is a page from a spiral-bound notebook, featuring handwritten notes and sketches in pencil. The page is divided into four sections, each containing a sketch accompanied by handwritten text.

The top-left section depicts a stage with a curtain, while the adjacent section on the right appears to be a continuation of the same scene. The bottom-left section shows a person standing on a stage, and the final section on the right features another sketch of a stage with a person standing on it.

The handwritten text throughout the page provides context for the sketches, describing the actions taking place on the stage. The overall impression is that this page is part of a script or storyboard for a theatrical production, with the sketches serving as visual aids to illustrate the scenes being described.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

The image presents a sketch of a theatrical performance, featuring a handwritten script and several sketches of the stage setup. The script is written in cursive on a beige piece of paper with a spiral binding along the left side, suggesting it may be a rehearsal script or a director's notes.

Script Content:

  • The script appears to be in a narrative format, with scenes and dialogue written in a flowing, cursive script.
  • The text is not easily readable due to the handwriting, but it seems to describe a dramatic scene with characters interacting on stage.
  • There are several sketches throughout the script, which provide visual context for the scene being described.
  • The sketches depict the stage setup, including the positioning of actors, props, and scenery.

Sketches:

  • The sketches are simple yet effective in conveying the visual elements of the scene.
  • They show the stage divided into different areas, with characters placed in specific locations.
  • The sketches also include notes and annotations, such as arrows indicating movement or symbols representing sound effects.

Overall Impression:

  • The image suggests that the theatrical performance is a dramatic and intense scene, with complex characters and plot twists.
  • The use of sketches and annotations adds a level of detail and specificity to the script, making it clear that the director and actors are working together to bring the scene to life.
  • The overall impression is one of creativity and collaboration, as the director and actors work together to create a compelling and engaging theatrical experience.

Amazon Nova

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

The image appears to be a page from a notebook or script containing detailed notes and sketches related to a theatrical performance or production. Here is a description of the image:

The page has a spiral notebook format with a white background and black ink. The notes and sketches are written in a slanting manner, indicating a sense of urgency or improvisation.

The top of the page contains a sketch of a stage with a character walking towards the audience, possibly representing a performer's entrance. Below the sketch, there are detailed instructions and descriptions of the performer's movements and actions.

The notes include specific measurements and timings, such as "7 minutes," "3 minutes," and "full 7 minutes," indicating the duration of certain scenes or actions. There are also references to "the note male of the dancer," "the single male made centered on the stage," and "the entire piece," suggesting a focus on the choreography and positioning of the performers.

The text also mentions "the curtain," "the snap role," and "the procedure repeated to the final position," indicating that the notes are related to the staging and execution of the performance.

Overall, the image appears to be a collection of notes, sketches, and instructions for a theatrical production, providing detailed guidance on the movements, timing, and staging of the performers.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-05-26

The image is a page from a notebook with handwritten text and sketches. The page is numbered "2" in the top right corner. The text is written in cursive and includes several annotations and instructions. There are also three small sketches on the page, each accompanied by a number and a brief description.

The first sketch, labeled "4," depicts a stage with a curtain and a person standing in front of it. The text next to the sketch describes a movement where the person moves from the right side of the stage to the center, then to the left side, and finally back to the center. The text also mentions that the person should arrive at the steps of the chalk line.

The second sketch, labeled "3 MIN," shows a person standing in front of a fence. The text next to the sketch describes a movement where the person moves from the right side of the stage to the center, then to the left side, and finally back to the center. The text also mentions that the person should arrive at the steps of the chalk line.

The third sketch, labeled "A," shows a person standing in front of a fence. The text next to the sketch describes a movement where the person moves from the right side of the stage to the center, then to the left side, and finally back to the center. The text also mentions that the person should arrive at the steps of the chalk line.

The text on the page includes several annotations and instructions, such as "This entry form now seems quite arbitrary to me and so should be re-stated," "The solution is to have the curtain rise on the single mute made centered on the stage as will remain arrive with his back to the audience where he will remain for the entire piece," and "*When the curtain rises, the male moves his right hand to the chalk line, which is five feet ten inches at forehead height. / a pause and then the woman holding the snap wire begins reeling up the line, which she walks it and pulls the ends. When the line is all wound towards the woman holding the ends out the line bustles. The line is then dropped to position B * snapped + the procedure repeated to the final position."

Overall, the image appears to be a page from a notebook used by a director or choreographer to plan and document a performance or dance routine. The sketches and text provide instructions and annotations for the movements and actions of the performers on stage.

Google Gemini

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-16

Here's a description of the image based on the provided information:

Overall Impression:

The image is a page from a notebook filled with handwritten notes and sketches related to a theatrical production or performance piece. It appears to be a combination of stage directions, blocking notes, and conceptual ideas.

Specific Details:

  • Format: The page is likely from a spiral-bound notebook, as indicated by the visible binding along the left edge.

  • Handwritten Notes: There is a significant amount of handwritten text, likely stage directions, explanations of movement, and thoughts on the overall concept. Some text is more legible than others. The handwriting itself appears casual but purposeful, consistent with brainstorming or notetaking during a creative process.

  • Sketches: The image includes several rough sketches of what seems to be a stage setup. These sketches help to visualize the positioning of performers, props, and set elements. The sketches are simple, prioritizing conveying space, movement, and actor placement.

  • Content Breakdown:

    • Blocking and Movement: The notes describe the movements and actions of a performer (referred to as "the sole mole") on stage. There is mention of hesitation, strides, digging, and stopping within arm's length of a "chalk line."
    • Curtain and Entrance: Another note discusses the performer's entrance, indicating dissatisfaction with the original plan and proposing a new solution involving the curtain and the performer facing away from the audience at the beginning.
    • Music: The image mentions music by "Terry Riley" that will be played for a set duration ("7 minutes") before the curtain.
    • Platform and Actions: There is a detailed description of actions involving a "collnim platform," a male performer raising his hand to a "chalk line," and a woman winding and unwinding a line.
  • Additional Markings: The presence of asterisks (*) before some notes suggests that these are important points or action items.

Overall Interpretation:

The image provides a glimpse into the creative process of designing a theatrical piece. It showcases the combination of visual sketching and written instructions necessary for developing movement, stage presence, and thematic elements. The notes are evocative and suggest a performance piece that is abstract, conceptual, and potentially ritualistic in nature.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-16

This appears to be a page from a notebook containing handwritten notes and sketches, likely related to a theatrical performance or choreography. The page has a spiral binding.

Here's a breakdown:

  • Sketches/Diagrams: There are several rudimentary sketches. Some depict a stage setting with a curtain or backdrop, possibly a platform. One small sketch shows a figure on a stage, with a line showing the position, labeled "3 min." Another sketch shows a person, with writing "snap role" & "turn".
  • Written Notes: The page is primarily filled with handwritten text describing stage directions, actions, and timings. The writing is cursive and somewhat informal. Key phrases include:
    • "On movement..." (describing a performer's actions)
    • "steps of the stage, walks up and stops within arms length of chalk line"
    • "the sole mode of the dover"
    • "before curtain"
    • "music will be Terry Riley which will play for a full 7 minutes..."
    • "when the collnim platform naches position center steps.
    • "snap role"
  • Organization: The notes seem to be organized to follow the sequence of events in a performance. The sketches probably visually represent the movement or set design.
  • Overall Impression: This page gives a glimpse into the process of creating a performance, likely a minimalist or avant-garde piece, with a focus on movement, timing, and perhaps the use of a chalk line or string as a visual element.

Mistral Pixtral

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-03

The image is a handwritten page from a notebook, detailing a theatrical scene setup involving a curtain and stage. Here's a detailed summary of the content:

  1. Scene Description:

    • The scene begins with the curtain rolled up at the head of the stage.
    • The curtain's opening is straight ahead, approximately 4 feet.
    • The curtain is designed to drop horizontally, digging at the edge of the stage, rolling up, and stopping within an arm's length of the stage line.
  2. Issue and Solution:

    • The current setup seems quiet and settling.
    • The solution is to have the curtain rolled on the single motor and centered on the stage as much as possible. This will allow it to back to the arbors when the curtain is raised for the entire piece.
  3. Music Cue:

    • Music will be by Terry Riley, which will play for a full 7 minutes before the curtain rises.
  4. Curtain Movement:

    • When the rolling platform reaches the proscenium center of the stage, the male raises his right hand to the walk line.
    • He pauses, then snaps the line, which is incidental at forehead height.
    • After a pause, a woman holding the line begins reeling it up herself to reattach it and pulls herself along as the curtain rises.
    • The male then draws the woman holding the end.
    • When the line is all wound, the walls backward letting out the line briskly.
    • The line is then dropped to position, snapped, and the procedure is repeated to the final position.
  5. Additional Notes:

    • There is a reference to see page three for positions.

The page includes sketches illustrating the stage setup and the movements described in the text. The sketches show the positioning of the curtain, the male and female characters, and the line being used in the scene.

Qwen

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-11

This image appears to be a page from a script or a detailed stage direction document for a performance. The document is handwritten and contains both text and illustrations of stage setups. Here's a breakdown of the content:

  1. Top Left Illustration: A strip of what looks like a stage curtain with a figure (possibly a male character) at the bottom, facing forward. The text describes movement from the rear of the stage, where the figure appears to be shifting position.

  2. Text: The text describes a sequence of actions, where the male character (likely named John) studies forward at a bed, then arrives at the steps of the stage, walks up, and stops within arm's length of a chalk line.

  3. Middle Section: Another illustration shows a figure (likely the same male character) standing in the middle of the stage, facing the audience. The text discusses a decision about the curtain's position, noting that it should be repositioned so the curtain's edge is centered over the single male character, who will arrive with his back to the audience.

  4. Text: It mentions that the male character, Terry Riley, will remain in his position for the entire piece of the performance, which is planned to last 7 minutes before the curtain falls.

  5. Bottom Left Illustration: A third stage setup shows the male character walking on a platform, with a female character holding a rope at the front. The text describes the male character placing his right hand in the chalk line, snapping his wrist, and then a pause. The female character begins to reel up the line while walking backward and pulling herself along.

  6. Text: The sequence continues with the female character going through the rope and walking backward until the rope is all wound up. The male character then steps forward, and the procedure is repeated for the final position.

  7. Bottom Right Text: The document includes a note to "page thru for positions," suggesting that more detailed information about the actors' positions is on the following page.

The document is detailed and seems to be a comprehensive guide for setting up and performing a specific part of a theatrical piece.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-11

This image is a scanned page of handwritten notes and sketches, likely part of a creative process or performance plan. The page contains three main sketches and accompanying text, which appear to describe a performance or installation involving a platform and a curtain.

  1. The first sketch at the top shows a rectangular platform with a curtain partially covering it. There is a figure standing on the platform, and the text describes the movement of the figure and the curtain. The text mentions the figure studying forward at a slow pace, dragging the curtain, and stopping within arms' length of a chalk line.

  2. The second sketch in the middle shows a simplified version of the platform with a figure standing on it. The text below this sketch discusses the timing of the performance, indicating that the music will be played for a full seven minutes before the curtain.

  3. The third sketch at the bottom shows a similar setup with the platform and curtain. The text describes the actions of the figure and another person holding the end of the curtain. It mentions the figure snapping a line, the woman holding the end of the line, and the procedure being repeated to the final position.

The text also includes notes about the arbitrary nature of the entrance and the solution to have the curtain side on the single male mode centered on the stage. The overall content suggests a detailed plan for a performance involving specific movements and actions.

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