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Title

My friend, you have really grown..."

Date

1866

People

Artist: Honoré-Victorin Daumier, French 1808-1879

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M10248

Human Generated Data

Title

My friend, you have really grown..."

People

Artist: Honoré-Victorin Daumier, French 1808-1879

Date

1866

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Philip Hofer, M10248

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-11-07

Human 90.7
Art 90.6
Text 87.8
Drawing 78.4
Painting 63.3
Sketch 58.2
Newspaper 57.6
Steamer 55.8

Clarifai
created on 2019-11-07

print 99.9
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people 99.6
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woman 94.5
vintage 94.3
group 93.6
nude 92.9
old 90.2
lithograph 89.2
portrait 88
two 87.8
text 87.7
antique 87.2

Imagga
created on 2019-11-07

newspaper 95.6
product 71.9
creation 58.9
sketch 38.4
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Google
created on 2019-11-07

Microsoft
created on 2019-11-07

text 99.4
drawing 98.9
sketch 98.9
cartoon 90.4
illustration 87.9
person 84.1
clothing 74

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 21-33
Gender Female, 54.8%
Confused 45%
Calm 45%
Sad 52.5%
Fear 45.1%
Disgusted 45%
Happy 45%
Angry 47.4%
Surprised 45%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person

Clarifai

Clothing
Poster
Human arm
Human face

AWS Rekognition

Person 79.8%

Categories

Imagga
created on 2019-11-07

streetview architecture 85.3%
paintings art 12%
nature landscape 2.4%

Captions

Clarifai

Created by general-english-image-caption-clip on 2025-07-12

illustration toa week of kindness.

Salesforce

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-03

a photograph of a man in a hat and a woman in a dress

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2025-02-03

This image is a historical cartoon titled "L'Italie décravant l'Europe" (Italy Disengaging Europe), created by Honoré Daumier circa 1860. It depicts a metaphorical scene involving anthropomorphized representations of Italy and Europe.

In the illustration:

  • The figure representing Europe is a woman donned in classical drapery, standing upright and looking down at a figure seated on a globe labeled "Europe."
  • The figure representing Italy has its name written on the ground next to it. Italy is depicted as a thinner, more haggard figure extending a hand toward the European woman.
  • The image is captioned in French at the top and includes an inscription that translates to "My friend, you have grown sufficiently; now you must try to gain strength."

This cartoon is likely a reflection of historical events or conditions in Europe around the 1860s, perhaps commenting on Italy's political situation or its relationship with the rest of Europe. The image critiques or symbolizes the dynamics between Italy and Europe in that era.

Created by gpt-4 on 2025-02-03

The image is a black-and-white lithograph showing two figures that appear to be personifications of Europe and Italy, as suggested by the labels on their respective pedestals. The figure representing Europe is depicted as a woman adorned in classical attire, looking up at the skeletal figure of Italy, which is garbed in tattered clothes with a Phrygian cap, commonly associated with revolutionary France, on its head.

Both figures are having a moment of interaction, with their hands touching. Europe's expression seems to be one of concern or care, while Italy's is harder to discern due to the skeletal depiction but appears somber or weary.

Above the image, the text reads "ACTUALITÉS" followed by the print number "159". Below the image, there's a title in French: "A DIVERSE & RIVOLI 53", which suggests the address of the lithographer or publisher. This is followed by another line in French, which appears to be a snippet of dialogue or caption related to the image; it provides a context of someone addressing the skeletal figure (Italy), discussing its growth and the need to gain strength. This dialogue might provide political or social commentary, considering the historical context of the lithograph.

The print is marked with the artist's name, which appears as "h.D" and the lithographer's information, "LITH. DESTOUCHES 28 R. Paradis Pre." at the bottom right corner. This indicates the print was created by the artist, lithographed by Destouches, and located at 28 Rue Paradis.

The bottom left corner has some numbers and letters, likely referencing library, archive, or cataloging details, indicating where and how this print is stored or categorized within a collection.

Judging by the style and content, the lithograph is likely from the 19th century and might have been intended as political satire or social commentary. The specifics would depend on the historical events relevant to the date of its creation.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2025-02-03

This is a historical political cartoon or satire drawing, titled "ACTUALITÉS" (meaning "Current Events" in French). The image shows two symbolic figures: one representing Europe, depicted as a large figure in a dress with "EUROPE" written on it, and another extremely thin, gaunt figure labeled "ITALIE" (Italy). The figures are shown shaking hands or greeting each other.

The Italian figure is depicted in a somewhat skeletal or emaciated form, wearing ragged clothes and a distinctive hat, while the European figure appears more robust and well-dressed. The contrast between the two figures seems to be making a political statement about the relative conditions or relationships between Europe and Italy during this period.

Below the image is French text that appears to be a dialogue or commentary related to the cartoon. The art style is typical of 19th-century political lithographs, with clear line work and shading. The image is numbered 159, suggesting it was part of a series of political cartoons or illustrations.

Created by claude-3-opus-20240229 on 2025-02-03

The black and white illustration depicts two figures interacting. One figure, who appears to be a man, is kneeling down while looking up at the other figure, who seems to be a woman standing tall. The man is holding his hands out in a pleading or beseeching gesture towards the woman, who looks down at him with an aloof or disapproving expression. Based on their clothing and the artistic style, this illustration likely dates back to the 19th century. The French caption at the bottom translates to: "My friend, you are too tall to understand that taking precautions is Europe's way."

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2025-02-03

The image depicts two figures in a scene. One figure is a woman wearing a long, flowing dress with the word "Europe" written on it. She is standing and reaching out to the other figure, who appears to be a cloaked and hooded individual. The two figures seem to be in an outdoor setting, with a bare landscape visible behind them. The image has a somber, pensive tone, suggesting a commentary on the relationship between Europe and some other entity or force.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-27

This appears to be a historical political cartoon or satirical illustration, likely from a French publication titled "ACTUALITÉS" (meaning "Current Events"). The drawing shows two figures in conversation - one appears to be very tall and thin, wearing what looks like a long dark coat and a distinctive hat, while the other figure is wearing flowing robes with "EUROPE" written on them. The style is characteristic of 19th-century political caricature artwork, rendered in black and white. Below the image is French text, though it's not entirely legible in this reproduction. The lithograph is credited to "A. DE VRESSE" and appears to be from number 158 of the publication. The artistic style uses simple lines and shading to create a dramatic effect between the two contrasting figures.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-16

The image is a political cartoon from 1910, titled "Actualités" (News), featuring a woman representing Italy and a man representing Europe. The woman, dressed in a long dress with the word "EUROPE" on it, kneels before the man, who stands tall and holds her hand. The man wears a toga and a laurel wreath, symbolizing his strength and power.

Key Elements:

  • Title: Actualités (News)
  • Date: 1910
  • Characters:
    • Woman: Represents Italy
      • Dressed in a long dress with the word "EUROPE" on it
    • Man: Represents Europe
      • Wears a toga and a laurel wreath
  • Scene: The woman kneels before the man, who stands tall and holds her hand.
  • Symbolism:
    • The woman's dress with "EUROPE" on it represents Italy's connection to Europe.
    • The man's toga and laurel wreath symbolize his strength and power.
  • Message: The cartoon suggests that Italy is seeking protection or guidance from Europe, highlighting the complex relationships between European nations during this time period.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-16

The image is a vintage illustration of two women, one representing Europe and the other Italy, shaking hands. The illustration is accompanied by text in French, which appears to be an article or commentary on the relationship between Europe and Italy.

Key Elements:

  • Illustration: The illustration features two women standing facing each other, with their right hands clasped together in a handshake. The woman on the left represents Europe, while the woman on the right represents Italy.
  • Text: The text surrounding the illustration is written in French and appears to be an article or commentary on the relationship between Europe and Italy. The text is divided into paragraphs, with headings and subheadings that provide context for the discussion.
  • Background: The background of the image is a light beige color, which provides a neutral backdrop for the illustration and text.

Overall Impression:

The image suggests a sense of cooperation and unity between Europe and Italy, as represented by the handshake between the two women. The text surrounding the illustration provides additional context and commentary on the relationship between the two entities, highlighting the importance of cooperation and mutual understanding.

Amazon Nova

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-02-03

The image is a black-and-white cartoon illustration with text in French. The cartoon depicts two characters: a woman and a man. The woman is dressed in a flowing dress with the word "Europe" written on it. She is holding the hand of the man, who is wearing a hat and a cloak with the word "Italy" on it. The woman appears to be guiding or leading the man, who seems to be looking up at her with a somewhat confused or questioning expression. The background is plain, and the focus is on the two characters and their interaction. The text at the top of the image reads "ACTUALITES," and there is a page number "159" in the upper right corner. Below the image, there is more text in French, which seems to be a caption or description of the scene.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-02-03

The image is a vintage illustration from a French magazine, possibly a satirical one, featuring a caricature of two individuals. The person on the left is dressed in a long, flowing dress with the word "Europe" written on it, symbolizing a European figure. The person on the right is dressed in a tattered and torn outfit, possibly representing Italy. They are holding hands, and the caption reads, "Mon ami, vous avez assez grand; il faut maintenant tacher de prendre des forces." The image is accompanied by a text written in French, which appears to be an excerpt from a newspaper or magazine article.

Google Gemini

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-27

Here is a description of the image.

The image is a black-and-white political cartoon or illustration. The artwork depicts two figures in a symbolic manner.

On the left stands a woman draped in classical-style clothing, with the word "EUROPE" inscribed down the length of her dress. She has an elaborate updo and a concerned expression as she leans slightly towards the other figure.

To the right is a gaunt, emaciated figure draped in what appears to be tattered clothing. This figure also wears a pointed hat with drooping fabric attached. The background shows that he is standing on a patch of land labeled "ITALIE". The figure is skeletal in appearance, with visible ribs, suggesting weakness or a weakened state.

Both figures appear to be shaking hands.

Above the image is the word "ACTUALITES." and a number (159). Below the image, there are lines of text in French. The bottom of the image contains the text "LITH DESTOUCHES 28 R Paradis fre". The artist's name is "A DEVRESSE R. Rivoli 55."

The central theme of the cartoon seems to be the relationship between "Europe" and "Italie", possibly reflecting on the state of Italy.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-27

Here's a description of the image:

Overall Impression:

The image is a political cartoon, likely from a French publication, given the language used. The style is a satirical caricature, typical of the period.

Visual Elements:

  • Characters: There are two main figures.
    • A woman, dressed in a classical gown, representing Europe. She appears to be in a kneeling posture. She is looking up at the other figure, and she has an arm around its hand.
    • A gaunt, skeletal figure, possibly representing Italy, wearing a hat, a cloak, and is holding a hand of the woman.
  • Symbolism:
    • The woman is labeled "EUROPE" on a banner across her front.
    • The skeletal figure has a banner over its head that appears to read "ITALIE"
  • Setting: The background is plain, with no specific setting indicated.
  • Style: The image is a black and white engraving or lithograph.

Interpretation:

The cartoon likely satirizes the political relationships, and in this case the connection between Europe and Italy, during the period it was published. The emaciated figure representing Italy suggests weakness or decline, while the woman representing Europe likely reflects the current political situation and what the artist believes is important.

Text:

The text accompanying the image is in French. It appears to be a commentary related to the cartoon's subject matter, possibly providing additional context or elaborating on the artist's satirical message. The headline over the picture reads: "Mon ami, vous avez assez grandi, il faut maintenant tâcher de prendre des forces", which roughly translates to: "My friend, you have grown enough, you must now try to take strength."

Mistral Pixtral

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image is a historical political cartoon from 1815, titled "Mon ami, vous avez assez grandi; il faut maintenant tacher de prendre des forces," which translates to "My friend, you have grown enough; now you must try to gain strength." The cartoon depicts two figures: one representing Italy and the other representing Corsica.

  1. Figures:

    • The figure on the left is labeled "Corse" (Corsica) and is depicted as a woman with her back turned to the viewer, wearing a dress with the word "Corse" written on it.
    • The figure on the right is labeled "Italie" (Italy) and is depicted as a taller, emaciated figure wearing tattered clothing and a hat, symbolizing hardship or struggle.
  2. Interaction:

    • The figure representing Corsica is holding the hand of the figure representing Italy, suggesting a supportive or guiding role.
  3. Context:

    • The cartoon is set against a simple background, focusing attention on the interaction between the two figures.
    • The text below the image provides dialogue and context, discussing the political and social situation of the time, particularly the relationship between Corsica and Italy.
  4. Artist and Publication:

    • The cartoon is signed by A. De Vesse and R. Arvolli.
    • It is published in "Actualités," a periodical, as indicated by the title at the top of the page.

The cartoon seems to convey a message about the political or social dynamics between Corsica and Italy, with Corsica offering support or guidance to Italy, which is portrayed as being in a weakened state.

Qwen

No captions written

Text analysis

Amazon

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Google

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159
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Paradir
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Mon
ami
vous
avez
assez
grandi
il
faul
maintenant
tacher
de
prendre
des
forces.
Je
en
veux
moins
alors,
ajouta
M
Montaut
baissant
les
yeux
Et
nous
sommes
forcé
d'ajouter
qu'elie
ne
lai
ea
voulai
plus
du
tout.
Quant
à
l'obeissant
Barny,
sentait
bien
va-
guement
que
sa
chevalerie
aurait
gagné
un
peu
prudenco;
malgré
cela
doutait
pas
bon
vouloir
belle,
aussi
manqua--il
le
soir
se
précipi-
ter
sur
son
balcon
avec
battement
coeur
qui
de-
yait
rien
aux
lions.
Il
y
avait
la
iumière
chez
et
l'oa
en-
trevoyait
confusément
travers
rideaux
une
forme
élé-
gante
passaitet
repassait
devant
lampe;
mais
fenêtre
restait
close.
Ny
tenant
plus,
boaillant
Etienpe
décida
frapper
délicatement
petits
coups
au
carreau.
La
som-
mation
comparoir
resta
vaine.
Impatienté,
rodogbla
tambourinage,
ce
qu'il
arait
d'amour,
passion
dit
que,
décidément,
n'avait
fait
marche
dupe.
in
représeatation,
quand
commun
spectateurs
fut
sorti,
voulut
s'approcher
cage.
Elle
plut
agacer
lionne
bout
ombreile,
si
bien,
Fathma
s'en
empara
par
re-
vers
très
adroit
grotte
patte.
-Allons,
messieurs,
Lesbros
riant,
situation
dessine;
prend
role
dans
pièce
?
Est-ce
vous,
Barny?
tenait
l'ombrelle
entre
ses
ongles,
regard
fixe
semblait
déler
hardi
venir
lui
disputer.
Mais
c'est
qu'elle
va
ia
déchirer,
tour
Sal-
neuve
Fi
iaide!
El
avant
qu'on
eût
pu
l'en
empêcher,
brave
musicien
marcha
sar
cage
retira
fort
adroi-
tement
l'ombreile
pattes
l'animal
laissa
faire
an
ln
rooandant
d'un
eil
attendri
remuant
queue.
je
cède,
dit-il
deux
baisers,
ferez-
pour
moi?
-Un
marché?
Ah!
fi
t...
-
Non,
non,
demande
rien!
J'obéirai,
promets
-Bien,
merci.
Monsieur
mériteriez
d'être
aimé.
beau
papillon
s'envola
ailes
blanches
peignoir.
Le
lendemain,
déjeuner,
Etienne
parut
visage
radieux
-Diable!
fit
Lesbros,
quel
air
triomphant!
es
lions
auraient
décampé
pendant
l'orage?
-Moa
cher,
répondit
Baray,
nuit
a
porté
conseil,
fai
perdu.
+..
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