Machine Generated Data
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Color Analysis
Feature analysis
Amazon
Clarifai

AWS Rekognition
Rug | 99.3% | |
Categories
Imagga
created on 2018-02-10
streetview architecture | 42.4% | |
paintings art | 28.8% | |
text visuals | 26.8% | |
interior objects | 0.7% | |
food drinks | 0.5% | |
nature landscape | 0.4% | |
events parties | 0.1% | |
pets animals | 0.1% | |
Captions
Microsoft
created by unknown on 2018-02-10
a close up of a sign | 91.1% | |
close up of a sign | 88.5% | |
a sign on a wall | 81% | |
Clarifai
No captions written
Salesforce
Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-12
a photograph of a metal sign that says metalicator metalicator metalicator metalica
Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-07-01
a poster with the number 9 on it
OpenAI GPT
Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2024-12-30
This image appears to be a historical poster or invitation for an event celebrating a Bauhaus-themed carnival or party. The design features a large, bold, stylized number "9" as a central element, which is superimposed over a textured background. Diagonally crossing the poster, there is text in German that reads "METALLISCHES FEST," which translates to "Metallic Festival," and below it, "BAUHAUS-FASCHING," meaning "Bauhaus Carnival."
The poster also lists "GLOCKEN, SCHELLEN, KLINGEL FEST," suggesting elements such as bells and chimes featured in the event. The date "9 FEBR. 1929" is prominently displayed, indicating that the event took place on February 9, 1929. The names "IN DESSAU" and "IN BAUHAUS" are mentioned, pointing to the location at the Bauhaus School in Dessau, Germany.
The overall design reflects the modernist and avant-garde style typical of the Bauhaus movement, with clean lines, geometric shapes, and a functional aesthetic. The worn appearance of the poster may indicate its age and historical significance.
Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-28
This image features what appears to be an old, distressed invitation or poster for an event associated with Bauhaus, the famous design school. The main graphic element is a large numeral "9" in a bold, sans-serif type, which is centrally placed and takes up most of the space. Around the "9", there is text in various directions.
The text "BAUHAUS-FASCHING" is placed vertically to the left of the number "9," suggesting that the event is a carnival or festive celebration linked to the Bauhaus school. A diagonal banner cuts across the number with the words "METALLISCHES FEST" with smaller texts along its length saying "GLOCKEN * SCHELLEN * KLINGEL * FEST," which translates from German as "Bells * Jingles * Ringing * Festival."
In the lower right corner, a date is printed: "9. FEBR. 1929," indicating when this event was scheduled to take place. The style of the design, the typography, and the materials used for the poster reflect the aesthetics of the Bauhaus movement, which was known for its simplicity, geometric shapes, and functionalist design during the early 20th century.
The background texture, color fading, and evident creases and damage to the material suggest it is a historical document that has aged over time.
Anthropic Claude
Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-28
This appears to be a vintage program or brochure cover from 1929 for "Metallisches Fest" (Metallic Festival). The design features a large stylized number "9" in gray against a reddish-brown background. The text "BAUHAUS FASCHING" is visible, suggesting this was an event associated with the Bauhaus art school. "Glocken Schellen Klingel-Fest" appears in smaller text, which translates roughly to "Bells Chimes Ringing Festival." The overall design is characteristic of the Bauhaus modernist style, with its geometric forms and typography.
Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2024-12-26
This appears to be a vintage poster or publication cover from February 1929, featuring Bauhaus-style typography and design. The image shows a large stylized number "9" in grey against a reddish-brown background. There's text reading "METALLISCHES FEST" (Metallic Festival) in a black banner, and the word "BAUHAUS" appears to be incorporated into the design. The overall aesthetic is very characteristic of the Bauhaus art movement's modernist approach, with its geometric forms and clean typography. The design shows some wear and aging, giving it a historical, archival quality.
Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-27
The image appears to be an old, worn metallurschestfest ticket or pass. The ticket has a large stylized "M" symbol prominently displayed, along with the text "METALLURSCHESTFEST" and "GLOCKEN SCHLLERS FEST". The ticket also includes the date "FEB, 1928" and the text "BAULUST" in the bottom left corner.
Meta Llama
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-24
The image depicts a vintage poster for the "Metallisches Fest" (Metallic Festival) held at the Bauhaus in Dessau, Germany. The poster features a prominent "9" in large gray font, with the words "BAUHAUS FASCHING" written diagonally across it. A black banner with white text reads "METALLISCHES FEST," accompanied by smaller text that lists the participating artists: "GLOCKEN SCHELLEN KLINGEL FEST." The date "FEBR. 1929" is displayed in the bottom-right corner.
The poster's background is a faded brown color, with visible signs of wear and tear, including scratches and discoloration. The overall design suggests a unique blend of modernist and industrial elements, reflecting the artistic and cultural themes of the Bauhaus movement during the 1920s.
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-11-26
The image is a cover for the book "Metallisches Fest" (Metallic Festival) by Johannes Itten, published in 1920. The cover features a brown background with a large, stylized letter "S" in the center, accompanied by various words and phrases in German. The title of the book is written in a diagonal line across the cover, with the words "BAUHAUS" and "FASCHING" visible above and below the "S". The cover also includes the date "FEBR. 1920" in the bottom-right corner.
The overall design of the cover is simple yet striking, with a focus on typography and negative space. The use of a single color and bold typography creates a sense of cohesion and unity, while the stylized letter "S" adds a touch of whimsy and playfulness. The inclusion of the date and title in a diagonal line creates a sense of movement and energy, drawing the viewer's eye across the cover.
Overall, the image is a visually appealing representation of the book's title and theme, and effectively conveys the sense of creativity and experimentation that is characteristic of the Bauhaus movement.
Amazon Nova
Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-05-27
The image appears to be a faded and worn-out piece of paper or cardboard with some text printed on it. The text is written in German and reads "Bauhaus, Eisen, Metallisches Fest, Glocken, Schellen, Fest, FEBR. 1929". The word "Bauhaus" is written in a larger font size and is placed at the top of the paper. The word "Eisen" is written below it, and the word "Metallisches" is written in the middle. The word "Fest" is written twice, and the word "Glocken" and "Schellen" are written below it. The word "FEBR." is written in a smaller font size and is placed at the bottom right corner of the paper.
Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-05-27
The image shows a vintage advertisement poster for a metal festival in February 1929. The poster features a large number "9" in the center, with the words "Bauhaus Fasching" and "Metallisches Fest" written above and below it, respectively. The poster has a brown and gray color scheme, with the text written in bold, sans-serif font. The overall design of the poster is simple yet eye-catching, with the large number "9" drawing the viewer's attention.
Google Gemini
Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-30
The image is a vintage poster promoting the Bauhaus Fasching "Metallisches Fest" (Metal Fest) in Dessau, to be held in February 1929. The poster has a textured background in faded brown with grey tones and a scattering of fine, pale speckles or imperfections, giving it a worn look. The poster is printed with a limited color palette: grey for the main text and shapes, with the background serving as a contrast.
The design prominently features a large grey number "9" (or possibly a "0" rotated) on the left side of the poster, with the text "BAUHAUS FASCHING" printed around the curve of the numeral. A dark grey, rectangular band slants across the upper right part of the poster with the words "METALLISCHES FEST" in a simple, sans-serif font.
Below this band, more text is visible: "GLOCKEN · SCHELLEN · KLINGEL · FEST", suggesting that the "Metallisches Fest" will include elements related to bells, chimes, and ringing.
Towards the bottom, the text "FEBR. 1929" indicates the month and year of the event, printed in grey against the faded brown background.
The style is consistent with Bauhaus aesthetics, emphasizing geometric shapes, sans-serif typography, and a minimalist color scheme. The overall impression is one of simplicity, functionality, and a vintage aesthetic.
Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-30
The image is a poster for a Bauhaus Fasching (Carnival) festival in 1929. The design is very abstract and geometric, typical of the Bauhaus style.
Here's a breakdown:
- Overall Design: The poster has a rectangular format with a worn or aged appearance. The colors are muted, with a reddish-brown background and various areas of gray. There's a distinct vintage aesthetic, suggesting this is a historical document.
- Elements:
- Large Number "9": A prominent, oversized gray "9" dominates the left side of the poster.
- Text: The text is arranged in a way that complements the geometric design, using straight lines and angles.
- "BAUHAUS FASCHING" is written in a curved manner around the "9".
- "METALLISCHES FEST" appears diagonally in a rectangular block, which is typical of Bauhaus design
- "GLOCKEN. SCHELLEN. KLINGEL. FEST" is written in a straight line below the "METALLISCHES FEST".
- "in BAUHAUS in DESSAU" is in small letters next to the number "9"
- "FEBR. 1929" is in the bottom right corner.
- Color Palette: The limited color palette enhances the graphic impact.
- Purpose: The poster served as an advertisement for the "Bauhaus Fasching," and provides all the information about the event: what it is, when it is and where it is.
In summary, the image shows an early Bauhaus poster with the iconic design style of the era.
Mistral Pixtral
Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-05-29
The image is a vintage poster or flyer from 1929, promoting an event titled "Metallisches Fest" (Metallic Festival) organized by the Bauhaus, a renowned German art school. The event was held in February 1929 in Dessau, Germany.
Key elements of the poster include:
Text:
- "BAUHAUS FASCHING" (Bauhaus Carnival)
- "METALLISCHES FEST" (Metallic Festival)
- "Glocken, Schellen, Klingel, Fest" (Bells, Rattles, Ringing Festival)
- "FEBR. 1929" (February 1929)
- "Bauhaus in Dessau" (Bauhaus in Dessau)
Design:
- The poster features a large, bold number "9" in the background, which might indicate a date or other significant number related to the event.
- The text is arranged in a modernist, typographic style characteristic of the Bauhaus design movement.
- The color scheme includes shades of brown and grey, with some text in black and white.
Condition:
- The poster appears aged, with visible wear and tear, including scratches and discoloration, indicating its historical nature.
This poster is a piece of Bauhaus history, reflecting the school's innovative approach to design and its influence on modern art and architecture.
Qwen
Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-11
The image appears to be a poster or cover with a geometric and abstract design. It features a large, stylized red circle that dominates the center, with text elements integrated within and around it. The text, which is in German, includes "BAUHAUS FASCHING," "METALLISCHES FEST," "GLOCKEN-KLINGEL-FEST," and "OEBR. 1924." These phrases suggest that the image is related to a festival or event held by the Bauhaus in Dessau, Germany, in February 1924, possibly a carnival or masquerade with a metallic or bell theme.
The design has a vintage appearance, with a textured background and a somewhat aged look, as indicated by the visible wear and tear. The color scheme is primarily muted, with shades of gray and brown, and the text is printed in black, which contrasts with the background. The overall aesthetic aligns with the functional and geometric principles often associated with the Bauhaus movement.
Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-11
This image is an example of Bauhaus design, specifically for the "Metallic Carnival" (Metallisches Fest) event, dated February 1929. The design features a bold, abstract composition with overlapping geometric shapes and contrasting colors.
The background is primarily a textured gray, with a large, red, semi-circular shape dominating the left side. Within this semi-circle, there is a smaller red circle with the number "9" in a grayish tone, and the word "FASCHING" (German for Carnival) written in a circular fashion around the number.
A diagonal black band with white text runs across the center of the image, reading "METALLISCHES FEST," which translates to "Metallic Carnival." Below this text, in smaller white letters, are the words "GLOCKEN - SCHELLEN - KLINGEL - FEST," which likely refer to the sounds or themes of the event (bells, chimes, and ringing festival).
On the right side of the image, the date "FEBR. 1929" is prominently displayed in a large, stylized font. The overall design is characterized by its strong use of contrast, geometric forms, and a limited color palette, which are hallmarks of the Bauhaus aesthetic. The image shows signs of wear and aging, indicating its historical nature.