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Title

Illustration 21

Date

20th century

People

Artist: Alexander Calder, American 1898 - 1976

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Richard B. Bailey and Nanette C. Sexton in memory of Professor Frederick B. Deknatel, M21890

Copyright

© Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Human Generated Data

Title

Illustration 21

People

Artist: Alexander Calder, American 1898 - 1976

Date

20th century

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Richard B. Bailey and Nanette C. Sexton in memory of Professor Frederick B. Deknatel, M21890

Copyright

© Calder Foundation, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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Amazon
created on 2022-01-22

Human 92.9
Text 90.6
Drawing 82.8
Art 82.8
Bird 77.9
Animal 77.9
Plot 77.4
Bird 75.7
Bird 74
Page 73.5
Bird 73.4
Plan 72.2
Diagram 72.2
White Board 70.3
Bird 69.4
Bird 68.2
Bird 66.5
Bird 65.2
Insect 64.7
Invertebrate 64.7
Outdoors 63.4
Nature 59
Sketch 58.5
Person 42.9

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-26

no person 98.1
vector 96.4
paper 96.4
art 91.8
retro 91.5
page 91.2
text 88.9
calligraphy 88.7
business 88.1
one 86.7
design 85.9
illustration 85.8
people 82.6
document 81.9
two 81.5
man 79.2
chalk out 77.7
graphic 76.7
scribble 76.7
writing 76.6

Imagga
created on 2022-01-22

paper 30.7
map 30.4
swordfish 27.2
design 23.7
representation 22.7
business 21.3
plan 20.8
drawing 20.4
facility 17.9
antique 17.8
archipelago 17.5
page 16.7
old 16.1
menu 15.3
world 15.1
vintage 14.9
land 14.9
document 14.9
cloud 14.7
art 14.4
decorative 14.2
bank 13.5
pencil 13.1
depository 12.8
sketch 12.7
graphic 12.4
pattern 12.3
pen 12.3
text 12.3
education 12.2
line 12
book 11.9
atlas 11.7
sepia 11.7
geography 11.6
navigation 11.6
information 11.5
wallpaper 11.5
retro 11.5
symbol 11.5
river 11.4
print 11.3
office 11.3
body of water 11.1
journal 10.9
spiny-finned fish 10.9
sign 10.6
frame 10.4
style 10.4
word 10.4
reflection 10.2
globe 10.2
data 10.1
border 10
picture 10
tag 9.6
draw 9.5
capital 9.5
construction 9.4
writing 9.4
planet 9.3
travel 9.2
element 9.1
tourism 9.1
texture 9.1
decoration 9
school 9
financial 8.9
creative 8.8
ruler 8.8
find 8.8
guide 8.8
position 8.8
continent 8.8
direction 8.6
money 8.5
card 8.5
web 8.5
communication 8.4
study 8.4
stream 8.3
ornate 8.3
detail 8.1
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fare 7.9
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discovery 7.8
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finance 7.6
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backdrop 7.4
gold 7.4
swirl 7.4
country 7.4
letter 7.4
global 7.3
road 7.2
black 7.2

Google
created on 2022-01-22

Font 83.1
Parallel 73.4
Paper 69
Paper product 66.5
Handwriting 65.9
Drawing 64.6
Visual arts 61
Illustration 60.3
Line art 59.9
Ink 58
Pattern 57.9
Rectangle 57.8
Slope 57.1
Document 56.8
Art 56.2
Artwork 52.1

Microsoft
created on 2022-01-22

text 99.7
handwriting 93.6
drawing 90.5
sketch 82
map 77
letter 62.5
illustration 56.9

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 22-30
Gender Male, 85.7%
Fear 49.7%
Angry 30.5%
Sad 9.7%
Surprised 4.6%
Confused 2%
Disgusted 1.7%
Happy 1%
Calm 0.7%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Bird
Insect
Person
Bird 77.9%

Categories

Imagga

text visuals 100%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2022-01-22

diagram 99.1%

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-12-23

The image features a printed page from a book with the title "THE WHALE" at the top. The left half of the page contains a block of text divided into two sections under the headers "THE NATURE OF THE WHALE" and "MEDITATIONS." The text appears to be a poem or a reflective piece about the characteristics and symbolism of whales. The page number at the bottom left indicates that this is page 72.

On the right half of the page, there is a simple black and white line drawing. The illustration depicts three figures on or near the ocean. Two of the figures appear to be pulling on a rope or line that extends into the water and is attached to a small, simple sailboat with a sail that is partly unfurled. The boat is on its side, possibly having capsized or being pulled ashore. The sea is represented by wavy lines, and the scene is open and spacious with clouds sketched in the upper right corner, suggesting an overcast or windy day. The style of the drawing is somewhat abstract and minimalist.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2024-12-23

This image displays a page from a book, featuring a poem titled "The Whale" with a subtitle "The Nature of the Whale". The text describes the characteristics and behavior of whales in a poetic manner. The left side of the page is dedicated to the poem, while the right side features a simple line drawing of two figures on a beach, with one figure seemingly holding a rope or leash attached to a smaller creature. Below them, in the water, there is an illustration of a boat with broken sails. The overall style is minimalist, with clean lines and ample white space.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-12-23

This image depicts a detailed illustration and description of the nature and characteristics of a whale. The illustration shows the whale itself as well as two people observing it in the ocean. The text provides a poetic and informative description of the whale's physical attributes, behaviors, and relationship to humans who hunt and interact with it. The overall presentation combines visual and written elements to convey an in-depth understanding of the whale as a remarkable creature of the sea.

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2024-12-23

This image shows a page from what appears to be a book or text about whales. The left side contains a poem titled "THE WHALE" with two sections: "THE NATURE OF THE WHALE" and "SIGNIFICATION." The text describes the whale's characteristics and behavior. On the right side is a simple line drawing showing two figures in a small boat or ship, appearing to be whale hunters. The illustration shows them on what looks like part of a whaling vessel, with some rigging or equipment visible below. The drawing style is minimalist, using basic lines to convey the scene. The page is numbered 72 at the bottom.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-23

The image presents a page from a book, featuring the poem "The Whale" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The poem is accompanied by an illustration of two men on a boat, with one man holding a harpoon and the other man standing on the shore.

  • Title and Poem
    • The title "The Whale" is prominently displayed at the top of the page.
    • The poem is written in a formal, poetic style, with 28 stanzas that explore the nature of the whale.
    • The poem is attributed to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, a renowned English poet.
  • Illustration
    • The illustration depicts two men on a boat, with one man holding a harpoon and the other man standing on the shore.
    • The illustration is simple yet evocative, conveying a sense of drama and tension.
    • The illustration is likely intended to illustrate the poem's themes of hunting and the power of the whale.
  • Background
    • The background of the page is a light beige color, providing a neutral backdrop for the poem and illustration.
    • The page number "72" is visible in the bottom-left corner, indicating that this is a page from a larger book.

Overall, the image presents a striking combination of poetry and illustration, inviting the viewer to reflect on the themes and imagery presented in the poem.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-23

The image is a page from a book, featuring a poem titled "THE WHALE" and an illustration of two men on a boat. The poem is written in black text on the left side of the page, with the title in larger font at the top. The illustration is on the right side of the page, depicting two men standing on a boat, one holding a harpoon and the other holding a rope. The background of the illustration is a light gray color, with some waves and clouds visible.

Key Features:

  • Poem title: "THE WHALE"
  • Poem text: written in black font on the left side of the page
  • Illustration: depicts two men on a boat, with one holding a harpoon and the other holding a rope
  • Background: light gray color with waves and clouds visible
  • Page number: 72 (visible at the bottom left corner of the page)

Overall Impression:

The image appears to be a page from a book that features a poem about whales, accompanied by an illustration of two men on a boat. The poem and illustration work together to create a sense of adventure and danger, as the men are depicted in a precarious situation on the water. The use of a light gray background and simple line drawings adds to the overall sense of simplicity and elegance, making the image feel like it could be from a classic literature book.

Amazon Nova

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-02-25

The image is a double-page spread from a book, featuring a poem titled "The Whale" on the left side and an illustration on the right. The poem is written in a structured format with a title at the top and a subtitle "The Nature of the Whale" below it. The poem describes the whale as the greatest beast in the ocean, detailing its feeding habits, the allure of its scent, and the danger it poses to sailors. The illustration on the right depicts a scene of two figures, possibly sailors, engaged in an activity near a boat, with one figure appearing to be wrestling with a whale. The image is in black and white, and the illustration is simple and illustrative, complementing the poetic narrative on the left.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-02-25

The image shows a page of a book. It has a poem written on the left side of the page and a drawing on the right side. The poem is titled "The Whale," and it is about the nature of whales. The drawing on the right side shows two people pulling a whale out of the water. The drawing is in black and white. The poem has a signature at the bottom.

Text analysis

Amazon

Until
WHALE
The
the
Unwary
fishes
Down
fish
THE WHALE
those
smell
floor
drinks
all
THE
Until that
other
dwells
In
would
isle
you
thence
dawdle
that
NATURE
spreads
THE NATURE OF THE WHALE
fierce
And
by
on
Sprawling
this
jaw-gates
of
This
OF
Down near the ocean floor
wide
Built
great
They
beast
Whom
within
expels
Ravished
And drinks those fishes in...
When
This whale-fish dwells secure
Unwary of the ruse;
greatest
An
mouth
sweetest
And thence expels his breath,
ocean
seem
to
slams
his
whale-fish
sea.
The other fishes come,
if
then,
Whom if you ever espied Sprawling upon the tide,
When this fierce fish would feed.
An isle he would seem to be, Built on the sands of the sea.
secure
espied
near
ever
breath,
be,
he
Ravished by that perfume;
tide,
ruse;
waste;
Не spreads his great mouth wide
The sweetest smell on earth.
They dawdle within his jaws,
upon
in...
He slams his jaw-gates then,
WHALE في the greatest beast In all the ocean waste;
come,
feed.
perfume;
jaws,
sands
earth.
Не
He
في

Google

THE WHALE THE NATURE OF THHE WHALE WHALE is the greatest beast In all the ocean waste; Whom if you ever espied Sprawling upon the tide, An isle he would seem to be, Built on the sands of the sea. When this fierce fish would feed, He spreads his great mouth wide And thence expels his breath, The sweetest smell on earth. The other fishes come, Ravished by that perfume; They dawdle within his jaws, Unwary of the ruse; He slams his jaw-gates then, And drinks those fishes in ... This whale-fish dwells secure Down near the ocean floor Until that season arrives When winter with summer strives And storm stirs all the sea; In such inclemency His lair he cannot keep, But up from the troubled deep He rises, and lies still. Then while the weather is ill, Sailors driven and tossed Who fear that they are lost, Sighting the quiet whale, Mistake him for an isle. They view him with delight And hasten with all their might To make their vessels fast And climb ashore at last; With tinder, steel and stone They kindle a blaze thereon, Warm them, and drink, and eat. But, feeling the fire's heat, The whale to sea-deep dives And robs them of their lives. SIGNIFICATION The Devil is great in will, With monstrous force and skill (These powers he imparts To witches in their arts): He gives men hunger and thirst And many another lust, Drawing them by his breath, To follow which is death... Who hears the Devil's word Will rue the day he heard; Who ties his hopes thereto Will plunge with him below. The Middle English Bestiary
THE
WHALE
NATURE
OF
THHE
is
the
greatest
beast
In
all
ocean
waste;
Whom
if
you
ever
espied
Sprawling
upon
tide,
An
isle
he
would
seem
to
be,
Built
on
sands
of
sea.
When
this
fierce
fish
feed,
He
spreads
his
great
mouth
wide
And
thence
expels
breath,
The
sweetest
smell
earth.
other
fishes
come,
Ravished
by
that
perfume;
They
dawdle
within
jaws,
Unwary
ruse;
slams
jaw-gates
then,
drinks
those
in
...
This
whale-fish
dwells
secure
Down
near
floor
Until
season
arrives
winter
with
summer
strives
storm
stirs
sea;
such
inclemency
His
lair
cannot
keep,
But
up
from
troubled
deep
rises,
and
lies
still.
Then
while
weather
ill,
Sailors
driven
tossed
Who
fear
they
are
lost,
Sighting
quiet
whale,
Mistake
him
for
an
isle.
view
delight
hasten
their
might
To
make
vessels
fast
climb
ashore
at
last;
With
tinder,
steel
stone
kindle
a
blaze
thereon,
Warm
them,
drink,
eat.
But,
feeling
fire's
heat,
whale
sea-deep
dives
robs
them
lives.
SIGNIFICATION
Devil
will,
monstrous
force
skill
(These
powers
imparts
witches
arts):
gives
men
hunger
thirst
many
another
lust,
Drawing
follow
which
death...
hears
Devil's
word
Will
rue
day
heard;
ties
hopes
thereto
plunge
below.
Middle
English
Bestiary