Human Generated Data

Title

Tunic Front: Riders and Dancers

Date

4th-5th century CE

People

-

Classification

Textile Arts

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of Charles Bain Hoyt, 1931.49

Human Generated Data

Title

Tunic Front: Riders and Dancers

Date

4th-5th century CE

Classification

Textile Arts

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of Charles Bain Hoyt, 1931.49

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-08-23

Rug 99.6

Clarifai
created on 2019-08-23

retro 99.2
art 99.1
pattern 98.4
decoration 97.2
antique 97.1
ornate 97
design 97
texture 96.5
no person 95.9
interior design 95.2
illustration 93.8
old 93.2
classic 91.5
luxury 91
ancient 90.9
victorian 90.5
vintage 89.7
wallpaper 89.5
elegant 88.9
print 88.8

Imagga
created on 2019-08-23

prayer rug 75.7
arabesque 70.6
rug 63.3
pattern 45.8
floor cover 45.4
furnishing 45.3
art 39.7
floral 38.3
texture 38.2
covering 37.8
decoration 36.9
antique 36.5
design 36
vintage 34.7
old 33.5
vestment 32.6
ornament 31
decor 30.1
wallpaper 28.3
retro 27.9
ancient 26
gown 25.7
fabric 25.5
decorative 25.1
frame 25
traditional 22.5
gold 22.2
paper 21.2
flower 20.8
grunge 20.4
style 20
seamless 19.9
ornamental 19.9
outerwear 19.6
ornate 19.2
textile 17.1
religion 16.2
graphic 16.1
east 15.9
backdrop 15.7
golden 15.5
brown 15.5
silk 15.4
temple 15.2
oriental 15.1
architecture 14.9
culture 14.5
royal 14.5
door 14.3
leaf 14
elegant 13.7
wall 13.7
scroll 13.3
clothing 13.3
element 13.2
tiled 12.7
elegance 12.6
damask 12.5
creative 12.4
symbol 12.1
tile 12.1
swirl 12
renaissance 11.8
history 11.6
silhouette 11.6
craft 11.5
textured 11.4
curve 11.4
artistic 11.3
detail 11.3
classic 11.1
color 11.1
card 11.1
wood 10.9
border 10.8
plant 10.4
blank 10.3
branch 10
aged 10
orient 9.8
entrance 9.7
curl 9.5
tradition 9.2
foliage 9.2
travel 9.2
rough 9.1
dirty 9
shape 8.9
repeating 8.8
weave 8.8
baroque 8.8
leaves 8.8
building 8.7
rustic 8.6
label 8.5
modern 8.4
cover 8.3
fashion 8.3
material 8
interior 8
carved 7.8
carving 7.8
revival 7.8
middle 7.7
parchment 7.7
sculpture 7.7
decorate 7.6
painting 7.2
celebration 7.2
surface 7.1
binding 7.1

Google
created on 2019-08-23

Stole 95.5
Clothing 94.5
Brown 83.4
Shawl 83.3
Visual arts 78.6
Motif 72.1
Textile 70.4
Pattern 68.5
Rug 65.4
Beige 63.7
Fashion accessory 54.6
Paisley 51.6
Art 50.2

Microsoft
created on 2019-08-23

book 93.2
motif 79.2
furniture 76.3
rug 73.3
pattern 72.7
colored 10.6

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

Amazon

Rug 99.6%

Categories

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2019-08-23

a gold and blue rug 74.6%
a pair of blue rug 69.1%
a blue rug 69%

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-01-27

This image shows an aged, ornate textile piece with considerable wear. It consists of three distinct vertical panels. The central panel is plain and a faded golden-yellow color with visible damage and staining. This central panel is flanked on both sides by mirrored decorative panels, which are quite intricate. The decorative panels feature a dark blue or black background with gold or yellow designs. The designs depict a series of figures that appear to be human and animal, possibly engaged in various forms of activity or storytelling, situated among floral or foliage motifs. The figures seem to be in traditional or historical dress. A repeating patterned border frames these panels, also in the contrasting gold or yellow hue, consisting of a meandering or interlaced design. The combination of colors and design suggest the textile could be of historical and possibly cultural significance.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-03-29

This image appears to be an antique textile or fabric fragment. It features intricate decorative patterns and designs in black and gold colors. The patterns include floral motifs, as well as stylized animal and human figures. The overall aesthetic suggests this textile may have originated from a historical or cultural context, potentially central or eastern Asian in origin. The fragment appears weathered and worn, hinting at its age and history. The symmetrical layout and repeating patterns indicate this was likely part of a larger textile, such as a garment, tapestry or decorative panel.