Human Generated Data

Title

Hydria (water jar): Herakles as Musician

Date

c. 510 BCE

People

-

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of the Florence Gould Foundation, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Eisenberg and William Collins Kohler, Purchase from the Alpheus Hyatt Purchasing Fund, Anonymous Fund in memory of Henry Berg, Henry George Berg Bequest, Gift in Gratitude to John Coolidge, Gift of Leslie Cheek, Jr., Director's Discretionary Fund, 1994.121

Human Generated Data

Title

Hydria (water jar): Herakles as Musician

Date

c. 510 BCE

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of the Florence Gould Foundation, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Eisenberg and William Collins Kohler, Purchase from the Alpheus Hyatt Purchasing Fund, Anonymous Fund in memory of Henry Berg, Henry George Berg Bequest, Gift in Gratitude to John Coolidge, Gift of Leslie Cheek, Jr., Director's Discretionary Fund, 1994.121

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-04-08

Jar 99.5
Pottery 99
Vase 99
Lamp 95
Urn 85.8
Plant 70.3
Potted Plant 70.3

Clarifai
created on 2018-03-16

no person 99.9
pottery 99.9
container 99.7
vase 99.6
clay 99.6
porcelain 99
earthenware 98
traditional 97.7
art 97.5
jug 97.1
kitchenware 97
one 96.8
antique 96.7
ancient 96.5
retro 96.1
urn 95.9
pot 95.6
tableware 95.5
still life 95.2
arts and crafts 95.2

Imagga
created on 2018-03-16

earthenware 97.2
vase 94.4
ceramic ware 75.2
jar 64.2
vessel 57.9
container 52.5
utensil 52
traditional 27.4
drink 25.9
pot 24.1
decoration 22.4
old 22.3
object 22
jug 21.8
china 21.3
glass 21.2
handle 21
antique 20.8
cup 20.5
pitcher 19.1
beverage 19
tea 18.8
teapot 17.8
decorative 17.5
retro 17.2
craft 17.2
brown 16.9
classical 16.2
porcelain 16
vintage 15.7
liquid 15.7
clay 15.6
ancient 15.6
art 15
ceramic 14.5
metal 14.5
black 14.4
pottery 14.2
culture 13.7
coffee 13
food 12.7
water 12.7
bottle 12.1
ornament 12.1
style 11.9
lid 11.8
close 11.4
ornate 11
closeup 10.8
brass 10.8
kitchen 10.7
tradition 10.2
metallic 10.1
gold 9.9
ceramics 9.8
old fashioned 9.5
oriental 9.5
healthy 9.4
yellow 9.3
hot 9.2
single 9
morning 9
history 8.9
caffeine 8.7
relaxation 8.4
color 8.3
alcohol 8.3
refreshment 8.2
transparent 8.1
breakfast 8
design 7.9
fresh 7.8
flower 7.7
texture 7.6

Google
created on 2018-03-16

vase 85.8
pottery 81.7
artifact 81.6
ceramic 80.4
urn 69.8
porcelain 53.5

Microsoft
created on 2018-03-16

wall 97.5
indoor 97.3
sitting 94.2
plant 79.2
vessel 53.4
jar 49.8
painted 42.6
ceramic ware 41.7

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

Amazon

Lamp 95%

Categories

Imagga

food drinks 100%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2018-03-16

a close up of a vase 62.3%
a close up of a vase on a table 57.7%
a vase sitting on a table 48.1%

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-01-27

The image depicts an ancient Greek vessel, specifically a hydria, which was used for carrying water. This vessel features black-figure decoration, a technique where figures and ornamentation are painted in black silhouette against the natural red color of the clay. On the body of the vessel, there is a detailed scene involving human figures performing an activity, possibly related to mythology or daily life, surrounded by intricate patterns and geometric borders. Each figure is rendered with careful attention to detail, including clothing and physical gestures. The vessel has a raised foot, a rounded body, and a flared neck with a wide opening at the top. A lid sits on the opening. The hydria has two horizontal handles on the sides for lifting and a vertical handle at the back for pouring. The vessel's surface shows signs of wear, indicating its age and historical value. The background is unassuming to highlight the artwork on the vessel.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-03-29

The image shows an ancient Greek ceramic vase or amphora. The vase has a black background with figures depicted in orange-red tones. The figures appear to be engaged in various activities, possibly depicting some historical or mythological scene. The vase has distinctive handles on the sides and a lid on top. The overall design and style suggest this is an artifact from ancient Greek civilization.