Human Generated Data

Title

Three-handled Loving Cup

Date

1906

People

Artist: Herbert Langford Warren, American 1857 - 1917

Artist: Arthur J. Stone, American 1847 - 1938

Artist: Laurin Hovey Martin, 1875 - 1939

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of Edwin H. Abbot, 1966.163

Human Generated Data

Title

Three-handled Loving Cup

People

Artist: Herbert Langford Warren, American 1857 - 1917

Artist: Arthur J. Stone, American 1847 - 1938

Artist: Laurin Hovey Martin, 1875 - 1939

Date

1906

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of Edwin H. Abbot, 1966.163

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2022-06-17

Trophy 82.8
Pottery 66.7
Bowl 66.6
Porcelain 55.2
Art 55.2

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-29

tea 99.8
cup 99.7
teapot 97.8
teacup 97.8
breakfast 97.4
still life 96.4
tableware 96.4
porcelain 96.2
vintage 96.1
pot 95.8
pottery 95.5
coffee 94.7
no person 94.4
bowl 94.1
kitchenware 93.6
drink 93.2
mug 92.3
hot 91.4
saucer 90.9
food 90.5

Imagga
created on 2022-06-17

cup 95.9
teapot 90.6
pot 74.8
china 64.3
tea 59.2
container 52.4
drink 50.2
vessel 45.6
porcelain 43.2
utensil 35.8
beverage 35.1
cooking utensil 31.7
traditional 30
ceramic ware 28
handle 25.8
object 24.2
coffee 24.1
kitchen 23.3
punch 22.8
silverware 22.4
ceramic 22.3
kitchen utensil 22.1
glass 20.3
hot 20.1
tableware 20
herbal 19.1
food 18.8
breakfast 18.6
mug 17.3
mixed drink 17.2
old 16.7
pottery 16
antique 16
lid 15.7
culture 15.4
alcohol 15.4
healthy 15.1
liquid 14.8
saucer 14.6
kitchenware 14.1
coffeepot 14.1
water 14
single 14
metal 13.7
ceremony 13.6
retro 13.1
color 12.8
brew 12.8
pour 12.7
black 12.6
heat 12
yellow 11.9
kettle 11.9
refreshment 11.8
morning 11.8
art 11.7
decoration 11.6
close 11.4
oriental 11.3
service 11.1
brown 11.1
plate 11
jug 10.9
ceramics 10.8
cups 10.8
clay 10.7
gold 10.7
serving 10.6
ware 10.4
table 10.4
restaurant 10.4
east 10.3
set 10.2
relaxation 10.1
boil 9.9
spoon 9.5
leaf 9.3
cover 9.3
vintage 9.1
transparent 9
afternoon 8.8
bowl 8.8
pitcher 8.7
tasty 8.4
ornate 8.2
pattern 8.2
domestic 8.1
closeup 8.1
crockery 7.9
teacup 7.9
cooking 7.9
copper 7.9
life 7.8
pouring 7.8
ancient 7.8
empty 7.7
floral 7.7
break 7.6
studio 7.6
still 7.4
lifestyle 7.2
shiny 7.1
silver 7.1
nobody 7

Google
created on 2022-06-17

Microsoft
created on 2022-06-17

vase 99.5
wall 98.1
art 97.3
indoor 96.1
jug 92.6
gold 92.4
pitcher 91.3
porcelain 88.8
teapot 88.6
ceramic 87.7
bowl 87.7
earthenware 86.2
candle 85.6
kettle 84.3
saucer 83
serveware 82.6
pottery 80.8
mug 73.3
plate 67.6
tableware 62.6
coffee cup 62
still life photography 60.4
teacup 56.4
cup 56.1
dishware 24.4

Color Analysis

Categories

Imagga

paintings art 99.6%

Captions

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-01-26

This image shows a silver trophy cup with two handles. The cup features an elaborately decorated band that includes colored enamel inserts with various designs such as crests and inscriptions. Among these, there is a prominent text that reads "EDWIN HALE ABBOT FROM HIS HARVARD CLASSMATES" and the dates "1855-1905" suggesting that the trophy was likely a commemorative piece given to Abbot from his classmates on a significant anniversary, possibly the 50th. The body of the trophy has a slightly tapered and bulbous shape, and it sits upon a round, stepped pedestal foot. The tone of the metal is lustrous, indicating it is well-polished, and the overall condition appears to be excellent, suggesting careful preservation.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-03-30

The image shows a decorative silver trophy or bowl with ornate designs and patterns. The trophy is inscribed with the text "GIVEN BY ABBOT TO THE STUDENTS OF HARVARD, 1856-1905". The trophy appears to be made of polished silver and has intricate floral and scroll motifs engraved on the body. It has two arched handles and rests on a pedestal base.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-02

The image depicts a silver bowl with two handles, featuring an inscription that reads "EDWIN HALL ABBOT FROM HIS HARVARD CLASSMATES 1855:1905." The bowl is adorned with a crest at its center, surrounded by intricate floral patterns and leaves. The inscription and crest are rendered in gold lettering and paint, respectively. The bowl's design suggests it was created to commemorate a significant event or occasion, possibly a milestone in Edwin Hall Abbot's life or a celebration of his Harvard classmates. The use of silver and gold accents adds to the bowl's luxurious and commemorative nature. The image provides a detailed view of the bowl's design, showcasing its craftsmanship and attention to detail. The inscription and crest serve as a testament to the importance of the occasion being commemorated, while the floral patterns and leaves add a touch of elegance and sophistication. Overall, the image presents a beautiful and meaningful artifact that reflects the values and traditions of Harvard University.

Text analysis

Amazon

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HALL
HARVARD
ABBOT
CLASSMATES
EDWIN HALL ABBOT FROM HIS HARVARD CLASSMATES
EDWIN
FROM
1855:1905
TAST
CHRISTO
700

Google

ABBOT
CLASSIFIES
1855
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1905
HRISTO
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EDWIN
HALL
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HARVARD
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