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created on 2022-02-18
text visuals | 78.9% | |
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Microsoft
created by unknown on 2022-02-18
text, letter | 99.2% | |
Salesforce
Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-15
a photograph of a book with a picture of a book cover
OpenAI GPT
Created by gpt-4 on 2025-01-26
This image is of an aged document with text in French. The title reads "COURS COMPLET D'ETUDES DU DESSIN," which translates to "Complete Course of Drawing Studies." Below the main title, smaller text indicates that the course contains elementary principles of all parts of art, such as figures, landscapes, animals, architecture, ornaments, perspective, etc., and includes a collection of original drawings from some of the best masters, multiplied in their original quality by the lithographic process of G. Engelmann, Director of the Société Lithographique de Mulhouse, with a deposit in Paris.
The section beneath the title is labeled "Animaux" in bold, indicating this particular part is about animals, and specifically, "I ETUDES DE CHÈVRES" which means "Studies of Goats."
At the bottom part, "LIVRAISON. Qui..." followed by a paragraph, indicates the conditions or perhaps a preface or introduction to what the content of the document proposes and mentions its availability in Paris, with the address of the depot, and also in Mulhouse.
The document is dated at the bottom as "1836".
The paper itself exhibits signs of wear and tear, aging, and some water damage, which are visible along the edges, and there is yellowing consistent with the age of the paper. The typography and ornamental border suggest this document is from the 19th century, and its condition implies it may be a historic artifact or a collectible item for those interested in art history, lithography, or the specific study of drawing techniques of that era.
Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2025-01-26
The image displays an old, weathered document titled "Cours Complet d'Études du Dessin," which translates to "Complete Course of Drawing Studies" in English. The document, written in French, outlines elementary principles of various drawing elements, including figures, landscapes, animals, architecture, ornaments, and perspective. It claims to compile original drawings by prominent artists, reproduced through the lithographic process by G. Engelmann, the director of the Société Lithographique de Mulhouse.
The section shown is specifically titled "Animaux I Études de Chevres," indicating this part focuses on studies of goats. The document is presented as the first delivery (livraison) and includes Paris and Mulhouse as locations of availability. Additional locations and booksellers where the collection can be acquired are listed at the bottom. The document dates back to 1826. The edges are worn and slightly torn, giving it an antique appearance. The content is surrounded by a decorative border.
Anthropic Claude
Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-26
This is a title page from a French art instruction book titled "Cours Complet d'Etudes du Dessin" (Complete Course of Drawing Studies) from 1836. The page specifically introduces a section on "Études de Chèvres" (Studies of Goats) by Demarne. It was published by the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse, under the direction of P. Engelmann, with locations listed in both Paris and Mulhouse. The page has a decorative border and is printed on what appears to be aged paper with some visible wear. The text explains that this is part of a comprehensive drawing course covering various subjects including figures, animals, architecture, ornaments, and perspective. It's designed to be available in separate sections for artists and amateurs who may not want to purchase the complete work.
Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2025-01-26
This is a title page from a French drawing instruction book titled "Cours Complet d'Etudes du Dessin" (Complete Course of Drawing Studies). Published in 1836, it appears to be specifically focused on "Études de Chèvres" (Studies of Goats) and is marked as "Animaux 1" (Animals 1). The document was produced using lithographic processes by Engelmann, director of the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse, and was available in Paris on rue Cassette, No. 18. The page features an ornate decorative border and includes detailed publication information at the bottom for both Paris and Mulhouse locations. The document was designed to be available in separate sections for artists and amateurs who might not want to purchase the complete work. The paper appears aged and slightly yellowed, typical of documents from this period.
Created by claude-3-opus-20240229 on 2025-01-26
The image shows the title page of a book or course titled "Cours complet d'etudes du dessin" (Complete course of drawing studies) by G. Engelmann, who is listed as the Director of the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse, France.
The title page states that this course contains the core drawing principles from various parts of the world, including Figures, Landscapes, Animals, Architecture, Ornament, Perspective, etc., to form a complete collection of original designs from the best French and international artists.
Included in the course is "Animaux 1" (Animals 1), which appears to be Part or Volume 1 on drawing animals. It is marked as the 9th part or "LIVRAISON" overall.
The page is decorated with an ornate black border. The paper looks aged and yellowed, with some tears visible around the edges, suggesting this is an antique or vintage print.
Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2025-01-26
This image appears to be the cover page of a textbook or instructional material titled "Cours complet d'etudes du dessin" (Complete course of drawing studies). The text indicates that this is the first part of a series of drawing studies, specifically focused on studies of goats ("Etudes de chevres" or "Goat studies"). The cover page provides details about the publisher, G. Engelmann, and the location of the publisher's offices in Paris and Mulhouse. The ornate border surrounding the text suggests this is a historical or vintage publication.
Meta Llama
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-15
The image depicts a worn and aged book cover with a French title, "COURS COMPLET D'ETUDES DU DESSIN," which translates to "Complete Course of Drawing Studies." The cover features a decorative border and includes additional text in French, including the subtitle "ÉTUDES DE CHEVRES" (Studies of Goats) and the author's name, "LIVRAISON." The cover also lists the publisher, "A PARIS," and the publication date, "1816."
The book cover is yellowed and torn, with visible signs of aging and wear. It appears to be a rare or antique book, possibly from the early 19th century. The cover's design and typography suggest a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail, which was typical of book design during this period.
Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing a unique and historic book cover that reflects the artistic and cultural values of its time.
Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-03-15
The image depicts a vintage, aged piece of paper with French text. The paper is tan and has a decorative border around the edges, featuring an intricate design. The text is written in black ink and appears to be from the 19th century.
At the top of the page, the title "COURS COMPLET D'ETUDES DU DESSIN" is prominently displayed. Below this, there are several lines of text that provide information about the course, including the name of the instructor, G. Engelmann, and the location of the course, Paris.
The text also mentions that the course covers various aspects of drawing, such as figures, landscapes, architecture, and perspective. Additionally, it notes that the course is designed for beginners and will cover all the necessary principles to become proficient in drawing.
Overall, the image suggests that the paper is a promotional material for a drawing course offered in Paris during the 19th century. The use of French text and the mention of specific locations and instructors suggest that the course was targeted towards a local audience. The decorative border and the overall design of the paper give it a sense of elegance and sophistication, which may have been intended to appeal to potential students.
Amazon Nova
Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-01-26
The image shows a book cover with the title "Cours Complet d'Etudes du Dessin" written in French. The cover is old and has a yellowish color. The title is written in black font on a white background. The book is about drawing and is divided into different sections. The cover also has some decorative elements, such as a border and a small illustration. The book is likely to be a manual or a guide for learning drawing.
Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-01-26
The image shows the cover page of a book titled "Cours Complet d'Etudes du Dessin" by G. Engelmann. The book is about drawing and contains the elementary principles of all parts of this art, including figures, animals, architecture, ornaments, perspective, etc. The book is printed in Paris and Mulhouse and is available in different divisions. The cover page has a brown border and is slightly torn on the right side.
Google Gemini
Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-08
Here's a description of the image based on the information provided:
Overall Impression:
The image shows a page from an old document, likely a title page or promotional material for a drawing instruction book. The page has an aged appearance with a beige/yellowed tone.
Text and Layout:
- The text is primarily in French, printed in a variety of fonts (primarily serif) to emphasize different sections.
- The main title is prominent: "COURS COMPLET D'ÉTUDES DU DESSIN" (Complete Course of Drawing Studies).
- The text below the title explains the scope of the course, including figures, landscapes, animals, architecture, etc.
- It mentions G. Engelmann and the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse, suggesting this is a lithographically printed work.
- The subtitle "ÉTUDES DE CHÈVRES" (Studies of Goats) indicates the focus of this particular section.
- "Definées par Demarne" suggests the artist or author of the goat studies is named Demarne.
- It mentions places in Paris and Mulhouse where the book can be found.
- The date "1816" is printed at the bottom, giving a timeframe for the document.
Decorative Elements:
- The text is framed by an ornate rectangular border, adding to the visual appeal.
Condition:
- The page appears to be in worn condition, with some yellowing and damage to the edges.
- There is a yellowish sheet behind the primary page, adding to the layered effect.
In Summary: The image is a historical document promoting a drawing course, specifically focusing on animal studies, published in the early 19th century. Its aged appearance and detailed typography give it a sense of historical significance.
Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-08
Here's a description of the image:
The image is a scan of an old, printed document. It is a title page or advertisement for a series of drawing lessons.
Key elements:
- Title: "COURS COMPLET D'ÉTUDES DU DESSIN" (Complete Course of Drawing Studies). The title is printed in large, elegant, uppercase letters.
- Content Description: The text explains the course will cover various art subjects (Figures, Landscapes, Animals, Architecture, etc.) and feature original drawings by master artists reproduced using lithography.
- Series Title: "Animaux I" indicates this is the first volume of a series specifically focused on animals.
- Subject of this Volume: "ÉTUDES DE CHEVRES" (Studies of Goats) and "Désignés par Demarne" (Designed by Demarne).
- Publishing Information: It lists the publisher (G. Engelmann, Director of the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse) and where the lessons can be obtained (Paris, Mulhouse, and other cities).
- Date: "1816" at the bottom, indicating the publication year.
- Overall Look: The paper has aged and has a weathered appearance, with slightly torn edges. The font is old style with a black ink.
In essence, this document is a historical advertisement for a set of drawing lessons, indicating the techniques used, content, and availability of the lessons in the early 19th century.
Mistral Pixtral
Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-06
The image depicts the cover of a book titled "Cours Complet d'Études du Dessin" (Complete Course of Drawing Studies). This book is part of a series that covers the fundamental principles of various aspects of art, including figures, landscapes, animals, architecture, ornaments, perspective, and more. The cover indicates that the book contains a collection of original drawings by the best masters, multiplied in their original size, through the lithographic process by G. Engelmann, the director of the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse.
This particular volume, labeled "Animaux. I" (Animals. I), focuses on the study of horses, as indicated by the subtitle "Études de Chevres" (Studies of Horses). The drawings are by Demarne. The book is intended for artists and amateurs who wish to acquire a complete overview of the subject, facilitating the acquisition of several divisions or detailed parts.
The publication details include:
- Published in Paris.
- Available at the Lithographic Society of Mulhouse, rue Cassette, No. 10.
- Sold by Alexandre Giquel, rue du Cygne Saint-Honoré.
- Also available at other locations such as Béchet, Boulevard des Italiens, No. 11, and Basset, marchand d'Estampes, rue Saint-Denis, No. 313.
- Published by A. Mulhouse.
- Directed by G. Engelmann, director of the Lithographic Society and one of the main lithographers of his time.
- The book is dated 1816.
The cover has an aged appearance with some visible wear and tear, indicating it is an old publication.