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

a bottle of perfume, photographed by person.

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

a photograph of a bottle of liquid in a glass jar with a brush

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-16

This image shows two main objects and a color scale placed against a white background.

1. Left object: To the left is a small, clear glass jar with a black screw-top lid. Inside the jar is a tiny vial containing a pale yellow substance. Wrapped around the jar is a paper label that reads:
   "WELD - ARZICA
   From the plant, Reseda luteola.
   Given by the Courtauld Institute
   London, 1937."

2. Right object: On the right is a rectangular sample that displays a yellow paint swatch divided into two sections.

   • Top section: Shows the paint applied with "size" (a type of adhesive or binder).
   • Bottom section: Shows the paint applied with linseed oil (a common medium for producing oil paint).
     Below the paint swatch is a beige card with printed text that reads:
     "ARZICA
     (from mixed modern pigments)
     above -- size
     below -- linseed oil"

3. Color scale: On the far right, there is a small printed scale displaying shades of gray with numerical markers from 10 to 40 for reference.

The items seem to showcase the pigment "Arzica" derived from the plant "Reseda luteola" (known as Weld), used historically as a natural yellow dye. This sample appears to examine or preserve its properties for historical or scientific study.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-16

The image shows a small glass jar with a black cap on the left, containing a small vial of pale yellow pigment. Attached to the jar with a thin piece of paper is a label that reads, "WELD - ARZICA from the plant, reseda luteaola. Given by the Courtauld Institute, London, 1937."

Next to the jar, on the right, is a rectangular sample of the pigment applied in two sections on a card or paper. The top section on the card is labeled "above -- size" and the bottom section "below - linseed oil," indicating that the pigment has been mixed with two different binders. The pigment appears in varying shades of yellow depending on the binder.

To the right of the card is a small grayscale value scale with numbers marking increments, possibly for color comparison. The imagery suggests a study or reference for historical pigments used in art restoration or academic settings.

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

The image shows a glass container filled with a yellowish-brown substance, labeled "Arzica from the plant resede luteola. Given by the Courteauld Institute London, 1937." Next to the container is a rectangular piece of paper with the text "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments) above - size, below - linseed oil."

The image appears to be a historical artifact or sample related to the pigment arzica, which was derived from the plant resede luteola. The container and accompanying label provide information about the origin and provenance of this pigment sample.

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

This image shows a glass specimen jar or vial with a black cap, containing what appears to be a pigment sample. The jar has an aged label that reads "WELD - ARZICA" and indicates it's from 1937 in London. There's also a separate label card that provides additional information about "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments)" and mentions "above-- size" and "below - linseed oil". The image includes a yellow color swatch or panel in the background, presumably showing the color of the pigment. There's also what appears to be a measurement scale visible on the right side of the image. This seems to be a historical pigment sample, possibly from a museum or research collection.

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

The image displays a collection of materials related to plant pigments, specifically focusing on Arzica (from mixed modern pigments) and Weld (from the plant, reseda luteola). Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937.

Left Side:
A small glass vial with a black lid is positioned on the left side of the image. Inside the vial, a cylindrical object resembling a paintbrush is visible, although it appears to be a small, cylindrical piece of yellow material. A tan label is affixed to the front of the vial, featuring the text "WELD - ARZICA" in bold font, followed by the description "from the plant, reseda luteola. Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937."

Right Side:
On the right side of the image, a rectangular piece of yellow material is displayed, accompanied by a tan label that reads "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments) above -- size below - linseed oil." A ruler is placed vertically to the right of the yellow material, with the numbers 10, 20, 30, and 40 marked along its length.

Background:
The background of the image is white, providing a clean and neutral setting for the display of the materials. Overall, the image presents a clear and organized visual representation of the materials, allowing for easy identification and comparison of the different components.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image presents a collection of items related to the plant-based pigment Arzica, which is derived from the plant Reseda luteola. The items are arranged in a specific order, with a glass vial containing a yellow substance on the left, followed by a rectangular card with a yellow paint swatch and text, and finally, a ruler on the right.

Glass Vial:

• The glass vial is clear and has a black cap.
• It contains a yellow substance that appears to be a liquid or paste.
• A label on the vial reads "WELD - ARZICA" in black text, with additional information about the plant and its origin.

Rectangular Card:

• The rectangular card is made of cardboard and has a yellow paint swatch on it.
• The paint swatch is rectangular in shape and covers most of the card.
• Below the paint swatch, there is text that reads "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments)" in black text.
• Further down, there is additional text that reads "above-- size below - linseed oil" in smaller black text.

Ruler:

• The ruler is placed on the right side of the image and has markings for measuring length.
• It is made of plastic or metal and has a white background with black markings.

Overall, the image appears to be a collection of items related to the plant-based pigment Arzica, including a glass vial containing the pigment, a rectangular card with a paint swatch and text, and a ruler for measuring length. The image may be used for educational or research purposes, such as studying the properties and uses of Arzica.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

A yellow square of fabric is next to a small glass vial with a black lid. The vial contains a small amount of yellow powder. The fabric is labeled "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments) above-- size below-- linseed oil." The vial has a label that reads "WELD-ARZICA From the plant, Reseda luteola. Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937." There is also a small ruler next to the fabric.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image shows a glass bottle with a black lid and a label with the text "WELD - ARZIÇA" and "from the plantu, reseda luteola. Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937." Inside the bottle, there is a small glass tube with a black lid and a yellow liquid inside. On the right side, there is a yellow square with the text "ARZIÇA (from mixed modern pigments) above-- size below - linseed oil" and a ruler with the numbers 10, 20, 30, and 40.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-28

Here's a description of the image:

The image showcases a collection of artifacts related to the pigment "Weld - Arzica", a yellow dye derived from the plant Reseda luteola.

On the left is a clear glass jar with a black lid. A paper label is attached to the jar, bearing the handwritten inscription: "WELD - ARZICA from the plant, reseda luteola. Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937." Inside the jar, tilted diagonally, is a small glass vial with a black cap, containing a pale yellow powder.

To the right of the jar stands a rectangular block or swatch, painted in two shades of yellow. The bottom half is a bright, warm yellow, while the top half is a lighter, cooler shade of yellow. A similar paper label is attached to the bottom of the block, which reads: "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments) above-- size below - linseed oil." The labels likely indicates the pigment "Arzica" made from "Weld" pigment was mixed in the bottom section with linseed oil and in the top section with some kind of sizer.

On the right edge of the image is a color scale with the numbers 10, 20, 30, and 40 marking increments, suggesting a reference scale for color comparison.

The artifacts are presented against a clean, neutral white background, allowing the colors and details to stand out. The arrangement of the objects and the inclusion of the handwritten labels give the image a sense of historical preservation and scientific documentation.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-28

The image showcases a scientific or archival display. It features a small glass jar with a black lid and a brown paper label, alongside a rectangular block divided into two sections, each painted with a different shade of yellow. A color calibration chart sits to the right.

The glass jar holds a smaller vial containing a pale yellow powder. The paper label reads: "WELD - ARZICA From the plant, reseda luteola. Given by the Courtauld Institute London, 1937."

The rectangular block is split, with the top section painted a slightly paler yellow than the bottom. A label below the block reads, "ARZICA (from mixed modern pigments) above-- size below - linseed oil." This suggests the block is a color sample, with the top section mixed with a "size" binder and the bottom with linseed oil.

The color calibration chart serves as a reference for color accuracy. The overall arrangement suggests a historical or scientific exploration of color pigments, their origins, and their properties in different binders.

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

The image shows two items related to the pigment "Arzica."

1. Bottle on the Left:

   • The bottle is labeled "WELD - ARZICA" and specifies that it is derived from the plant Reseda luteola.
   • The label also mentions that it was given by the Courtauld Institute in London in 1937.
   • Inside the bottle, there is a small test tube containing a sample of the pigment.

2. Card on the Right:

   • The card displays two swatches of the Arzica pigment.
   • The top swatch is labeled "above - size" and appears to show the pigment in its pure form.
   • The bottom swatch is labeled "below - linseed oil" and shows the pigment mixed with linseed oil, demonstrating how the pigment looks when used in a paint medium.
   • The card also notes that the pigment is from mixed modern pigments.
   • There is a ruler on the right side of the card for scale, indicating the size of the swatches. The ruler measures up to 40 units, likely millimeters.

Overall, the image provides a historical and practical view of the Arzica pigment, showing both its raw form and how it appears when mixed with linseed oil.

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