Created by general-english-image-caption-clip on 2025-07-11

the bottle of the dark chocolate.

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-17

a photograph of a bottle of brown liquid with a measuring scale

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-18

This image features a labeled jar of Van Dyke Brown pigment on the left alongside two painted swatches on the right.

• Left: A small glass jar with a black screw-on lid containing powdered pigment. The label reads "VAN DYKE BROWN (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF." The number "15" appears on the bottom portion of the jar.

• Right: A testing card with two swatches of Van Dyke Brown pigment. The upper section labeled "above - size" shows the dry pigment applied with glue or size medium, creating a matte appearance. The lower section labeled "below - linseed oil" displays the pigment mixed with linseed oil, yielding a darker and glossier finish.

Below the swatches, there is printed text specifying "VAN DYKE BROWN" with the descriptions of the applications above and below. On the far right, a grayscale ruler provides a visual reference for color comparison.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-18

The image shows a small glass jar with a black lid and a label on it next to a swatch card. The jar contains a brown powdered pigment labeled as "VAN DYKE BROWN (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton." Below the label, the number "15" is printed on the jar.

Adjacent to the jar, there is a swatch card demonstrating the color of the pigment when applied. The card has two sections: the top section is a dark brown color applied over a size layer, and the bottom section, which appears darker, shows the pigment mixed with linseed oil. Below the color swatches, the card is labeled "VAN DYKE BROWN above - size below - linseed oil" to indicate the mediums used.

To the right, a scale or ruler is visible, showing measurements from 10 to 40, possibly in millimeters, with grayscale blocks next to it providing a reference for color balance in the photograph.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-20

The image shows two items related to the color Van Dyke Brown. On the left is a glass jar containing a brown pigment or paint labeled "Van Dyke Brown (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF". On the right is a rectangular sample of the Van Dyke Brown color, with a label indicating that the color above the line is the Van Dyke Brown pigment, while the area below the line is linseed oil. The image also includes a scale for reference.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-20

This image shows a jar of Van Dyke Brown pigment from Winsor & Newton, labeled as containing Cassel earth, Cologne earth, and Bituminous earth. Next to the jar is a color swatch card demonstrating the pigment's appearance. The swatch shows the pigment in two forms - the natural dry state above (a deep brown color) and mixed with linseed oil below (appearing darker and more black). The jar is numbered "15" and has a black cap. On the right side of the image, there appears to be a measurement scale. This setup appears to be a documentation or catalog entry for the pigment, showing both the raw material and its application.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-03

The image displays a bottle of brown paint and a paint swatch.

The bottle is on the left side of the image. It has a black cap and a beige label with the words "VAN DYKE BROWN" in black text at the top. Below that, it says "(Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF" in smaller black text. The number "15" is written in white at the bottom of the bottle.

To the right of the bottle is a paint swatch. It is divided into three sections: the top section is brown, the middle section is black, and the bottom section is tan. The tan section has the words "VAN DYKE BROWN above - size below - linseed oil" written in black text.

There is a ruler on the right side of the image, with measurements ranging from 0 to 40. The background of the image is white.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-03

The image presents a glass jar containing a brown powder, accompanied by a rectangular card featuring a color palette. The jar is positioned on the left side of the image, while the card is situated on the right.

Glass Jar:

• The jar has a black lid and a beige label wrapped around its middle section.
• The label displays the text "VAN DYKE BROWN" in bold font at the top, followed by "(Cassel earth)" and "(Cologne earth)" in smaller text below.
• Further down the label, it reads "Bituminous earth" and "Winsor & Newton, EWF."
• The bottom of the label features the number "15" in white text.

Rectangular Card:

• The card is divided into three sections, each displaying a different shade of brown.
• The top section is a dark brown color, while the middle section is a lighter brown hue.
• The bottom section is a beige color with black text that reads "VAN DYKE BROWN" at the top.
• Below this, it states "above - size" and "below - linseed oil."

Background:

• The background of the image is a plain white surface, providing a clean and neutral backdrop for the jar and card.

Overall, the image appears to be a product photo or illustration of a specific type of paint or pigment, likely used for artistic purposes.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

The image shows a small glass bottle with a black lid and a label that reads "VAN DYKE BROWN (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF." The bottle contains a brown powder. Next to the bottle is a small cardboard box with the same label and a brown square block of pigment. The box also has a label that reads "VAN DYKE BROWN above - size below - linseed oil." There is also a ruler with a scale from 0 to 40.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

A small glass bottle with a black lid and a label on the side is placed next to a square-shaped brown cardboard with some text written on it. The bottle is filled with a brown substance, possibly a type of oil, and the label on the side reads "VAN DYKE BROWN (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF." The cardboard has the text "VAN DYKE BROWN above - size below - linseed oil" written on it.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-29

Here's a description of the image:

Overall Impression:

The image is a still life style photo on a white background showcasing the pigment "Van Dyke Brown" in two forms: raw pigment in a jar and applied pigment on a sample card. There's also a grayscale ruler card present.

Detailed Description:

• Jar of Pigment: On the left side is a clear glass jar filled with brown powder, presumably the Van Dyke Brown pigment. It has a black lid on top. A beige label is wrapped around the jar which reads "VAN DYKE BROWN (Cassel earth) (Cologne earth) Bituminous earth Winsor & Newton, EWF" with the number 15 on the front.

• Color Sample Card: To the right of the jar is a tall, rectangular card. The bottom section of the card is beige, and it is labeled "VAN DYKE BROWN above - size below - linseed oil". Two sections of the card above the label are painted with Van Dyke Brown. The top section is a lighter, more reddish-brown shade. The bottom section is a darker, almost black shade.

• Grayscale Ruler Card: Located to the right of the sample card is a grayscale card with markings labeled 10, 20, 30, and 40.

Overall Aesthetic:

The image has a clean and somewhat scientific aesthetic. The focus is clearly on documenting the pigment, its raw form, and its appearance when applied with different mediums.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-29

The image presents a collection of materials associated with the pigment "Van Dyke Brown".

To the left is a small, rectangular glass jar filled with a fine, brownish-gray powder. It's sealed with a black lid and a small label wrapped around the neck. The label identifies the pigment as "VAN DYKE BROWN" and provides additional information, including the origins of the pigment: "(Cassel earth)", "(Cologne earth)", and "Bituminous earth". It also lists "Winsor & Newton, EWF" as the manufacturer or source. A large number "15" is visible at the bottom of the jar.

To the right of the jar is a rectangular block, which is divided into three sections of different shades of brown, showing how the paint might appear using different mediums or preparation methods. The top section is a medium brown, the middle section is a very dark brown, almost black, and the bottom section is a lighter brown. The block has a bottom section of beige card. The block also identifies the pigment as "VAN DYKE BROWN" and indicates that the top part was made with "size" and the bottom with "linseed oil".

On the right of the rectangular block, there's a color calibration chart.

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

The image depicts a sample of "Van Dyke Brown" pigment, which is a type of earth pigment. The sample is presented in two forms: as a powder in a small glass jar and as a painted swatch on a piece of cardboard.

Details of the image:

1. Glass Jar:

   • The jar is labeled "Van Dyke Brown" with additional descriptions indicating it is made from "Cassel earth," "Cologne earth," and "Bituminous earth."
   • The brand is "Winsor & Newton, LWF."
   • The jar has a black cap and contains a brown powder.
   • The label on the jar also has the number "15" printed on it.

2. Painted Swatch:

   • The cardboard swatch is divided into two sections.
   • The top section is painted with the Van Dyke Brown pigment mixed with an unspecified medium, showing a dark brown color.
   • The bottom section is painted with the Van Dyke Brown pigment mixed with linseed oil, showing a slightly different shade of brown.
   • The cardboard has text indicating "Van Dyke Brown" and specifying "above - size" and "below - linseed oil."

3. Scale:

   • A scale is included on the right side of the image, showing measurements in millimeters (10 mm, 20 mm, 30 mm, and 40 mm) for reference.

Van Dyke Brown is a historical pigment known for its rich, warm brown color, often used in painting and art restoration. The image provides a clear visual comparison of the pigment in its raw form and when mixed with different mediums.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-08-08

The image shows a glass jar labeled "Van Dyke Brown" with a black lid, containing a powdery substance. The label on the jar also mentions alternative names such as "Cassel earth" and "Cologne earth," and specifies it as "Bituminous earth" by Winsor & Newton, EWF. The number "15" is printed on the jar.

Next to the jar, there is a rectangular sample of the Van Dyke Brown pigment. The sample is divided into two sections: the upper portion is dark brown, and the lower portion is black, indicating the pigment's appearance before and after being mixed with linseed oil. The label on this sample reads "Van Dyke Brown," followed by "above - size" and "below - linseed oil."

To the right of the sample, there is a gray scale, likely used for measuring the color values of the pigment. The overall background is plain white.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-08-08

The image shows a sample of Van Dyke Brown pigment, which is a type of brown earth pigment. Here are the details:

1. Glass Bottle: On the left, there is a small glass bottle with a black cap. The bottle contains a brown powder, which is the Van Dyke Brown pigment. The label on the bottle reads:

   • "VAN DYKE BROWN"
   • "(Cassel earth)"
   • "(Cologne earth)"
   • "Bituminous earth"
   • "Winsor & Newton, EWF"
   • The number "15" is written on the bottom of the bottle.

2. Paint Sample Card: On the right, there is a rectangular card with a painted sample. The top half of the card is painted with a dark brown color, and the bottom half is painted with a black color. The label on the card reads:

   • "VAN DYKE BROWN"
   • "above - size"
   • "below - linseed oil"

3. Color Scale: On the far right, there is a color scale with three gray squares and a numerical scale from 10 to 40, likely used for color reference or measurement.

The overall setup suggests that this is a sample card used for artists or pigment manufacturers to demonstrate the color and application of Van Dyke Brown pigment in different mediums (size and linseed oil).