Human Generated Data

Title

They Carried Her Off!

Date

1799

People

Artist: Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Spanish 1746 - 1828

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M4308

Human Generated Data

Title

They Carried Her Off!

People

Artist: Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, Spanish 1746 - 1828

Date

1799

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M4308

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2021-11-10

Art 97.6
Painting 90.9
Human 80.9
Drawing 77.4
Person 76.4
Person 67.4
Text 66
Furniture 65.7
Sketch 62.7

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-13

people 99.4
art 99.1
wear 98.9
sepia pigment 98
painting 97.8
portrait 97.7
print 97
retro 97
one 96.5
vintage 96.2
adult 94.8
old 93.8
man 93.4
antique 93.1
paper 91.9
illustration 91.2
two 89.6
scan 88.3
book bindings 85.1
veil 80.3

Imagga
created on 2021-11-10

book jacket 59.8
jacket 47.5
graffito 40.9
old 36.2
grunge 35.8
wrapping 35.3
retro 33.6
decoration 32.6
vintage 30.6
antique 29.4
paper 26.8
texture 25.7
covering 25.4
ancient 24.2
aged 22.6
frame 21.7
grungy 19.9
dirty 18.1
art 17.6
sketch 16.5
rough 16.4
textured 15.8
pattern 15.7
damaged 15.3
design 15.2
drawing 15
wall 14.7
blank 14.6
border 14.5
material 14.3
paint 13.6
space 13.2
detail 12.9
worn 12.4
structure 12.4
page 12.1
torn 11.6
weathered 11.4
stone 11.1
brown 11
architecture 10.9
symbol 10.8
text 10.5
decorative 10
flower 10
memorial 9.7
stamp 9.7
building 9.7
old fashioned 9.5
graphic 9.5
ornament 9.5
empty 9.5
representation 9.4
floral 9.4
envelope 9.3
letter 9.2
currency 9
burnt 8.8
book 8.8
sculpture 8.7
messy 8.7
artistic 8.7
parchment 8.6
dirt 8.6
product 8.4
banking 8.3
style 8.2
history 8.1
postage 7.9
shabby 7.8
album 7.8
sepia 7.8
card 7.8
stained 7.7
detailed 7.7
wallpaper 7.7
mail 7.7
money 7.7
canvas 7.6
house 7.5
newspaper 7.5
historic 7.3
artwork 7.3
cash 7.3
backgrounds 7.3
color 7.2
leaf 7

Google
created on 2021-11-10

Microsoft
created on 2021-11-10

drawing 99.2
text 98.1
sketch 95.3
cartoon 92.9
white 82.3
black 77.2
handwriting 70.8
old 60.3
horse 54.6
picture frame 22.5

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 22-34
Gender Male, 80.9%
Calm 72.2%
Sad 15.5%
Surprised 8.2%
Fear 3.1%
Confused 0.3%
Angry 0.3%
Happy 0.2%
Disgusted 0.1%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person 76.4%

Categories

Imagga

paintings art 100%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2021-11-10

an old photo of a box 45%

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-11-15

You're looking at a monochromatic print that appears to be made in the style of an etching or engraving. It depicts a scene with one person being held upside down by the legs by another individual. The person being held is upside down, with their torso and head leaning towards the ground and legs up in the air, while the person holding them appears to be bending over, exerting effort to keep them aloft. The backdrop is plain and dark, possibly suggesting nighttime or a shadowed area, and there's very little detail to give context to the setting. Below the image, there's some text that reads "Que se la llevaron!", which translates to "That they carried her away!" in Spanish. This phrase could suggest that the image may be part of a narrative or a commentary, though there is no further context within the picture to explain the situation further. The page itself is bordered with a decorative frame and appears aged, with some spots and signs of wear.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows two figures, possibly male, lying on the ground. They appear to be in distress or collapsed. The image has a dark, somber tone, with the figures contrasted against a solid black background. The title "Que se la llevaron!" suggests that the image depicts some kind of event or occurrence, though without more context it is difficult to determine the precise nature of the scene.

Text analysis

Amazon

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Que
llevaron!
Que не la llevaron!
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Google

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Que
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