Human Generated Data

Title

Naval Battle in the Strait of Messina

Date

1561

People

Artist: Frans Huys, Netherlandish 1522 - 1562

Artist after: Pieter Bruegel, the Elder, Netherlandish 1526/30 - 1569

Publisher: Harman Adolffz, active 1600 - 1620

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Acquisition Fund for Prints, 2012.223

Human Generated Data

Title

Naval Battle in the Strait of Messina

People

Artist: Frans Huys, Netherlandish 1522 - 1562

Artist after: Pieter Bruegel, the Elder, Netherlandish 1526/30 - 1569

Publisher: Harman Adolffz, active 1600 - 1620

Date

1561

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Acquisition Fund for Prints, 2012.223

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2021-11-09

Art 94.6
Painting 93.1
Boat 74.4
Transportation 74.4
Vehicle 74.4
Drawing 73.6
Boat 59.5

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-13

people 99.8
print 99.4
group 98.5
art 97.9
engraving 97.8
illustration 97.8
war 97.7
adult 97.5
military 97.5
cavalry 97.2
soldier 97
many 96.1
weapon 95.7
man 95.7
watercraft 94.5
vehicle 93.4
skirmish 93
two 92.5
tent 91.7
sepia pigment 91.6

Imagga
created on 2021-11-09

sketch 67
graffito 65.1
drawing 58.9
decoration 44.6
representation 43.5
map 41.6
vintage 34.8
antique 34.1
old 32.1
grunge 28.1
geography 27.9
paper 26.7
world 26.6
atlas 26.5
retro 23
globe 21.3
art 20.9
texture 20.9
travel 20.4
navigation 19.3
capital 19
design 17.5
direction 17.1
route 16.6
sepia 16.5
road 16.3
nation 16.1
wallpaper 16.1
plan 16.1
country 15.8
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continent 15.5
states 15.5
planet 15.2
city 15
discovery 14.6
dirty 14.5
pattern 14.4
boundary 13.8
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location 13.7
money 13.6
journey 13.2
gold 13.2
earth 13.1
geographic 12.8
expedition 12.8
find 12.7
guide 12.7
position 12.7
currency 12.6
tourism 12.4
old fashioned 12.4
global 11.9
border 11.8
explore 11.8
decorative 11.7
tour 11.6
backdrop 11.5
business 11.5
page 11.1
cash 11
symbol 10.8
bank 10.8
worn 10.5
grungy 10.4
close 10.3
dollar 10.2
frame 10
aged 10
wealth 9.9
history 9.8
state 9.6
north 9.6
bill 9.5
land 9.4
finance 9.3
backgrounds 8.9
financial 8.9
comic book 8.8
dutch 8.8
dollars 8.7
artistic 8.7
us 8.7
rust 8.7
parchment 8.6
economy 8.3
silhouette 8.3
element 8.3
detail 8.1
graphic 8
newspaper 8
textured 7.9
black 7.8
countries 7.8
scrapbook 7.8
card 7.7
path 7.6
east 7.5
rich 7.4
closeup 7.4
banking 7.4
note 7.4
historic 7.3
color 7.2
painting 7.2

Google
created on 2021-11-09

Microsoft
created on 2021-11-09

text 99.9
drawing 99.4
sketch 98.1
outdoor 87.3
illustration 75.6
art 64.6
cartoon 57.2
handwriting 57

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

Amazon

Painting 93.1%
Boat 74.4%

Categories

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2021-11-09

an old photo of a person 70.2%
old photo of a person 66.4%
a vintage photo of a person 60.6%

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-11-15

This image is a black-and-white engraving or etching depicting an expansive view across a busy waterway, filled with various types of sailing ships. The scene is highly detailed, showcasing many tall ships bearing multiple sails, some of which are billowed out as if caught by the wind. In the foreground, two particularly large and ornate ships are featured prominently, suggesting that the focus might be on a significant maritime event or the showcasing of naval power. The background illustrates two coastlines, with one on each side of the waterway. Mountains rise in the distance, and clouds adorn the sky, which further sets a dramatic scene. Buildings indicative of a coastal port city can be seen along the shorelines, and the city on the right is labeled "MESSINA," identifying the probable location as the Strait of Messina between Sicily (on the left, labeled "REZO") and the Italian mainland (on the right). Above the image is a title that reads "FRETI SICVLI SIVE MAMERTINI VVLGO EL FARO DI MESSINA OPTICA DELINEATIO," which roughly translates to "The Strait of Sicily, commonly [called] the Strait of Messina, depicted by optical methods." The phrase implies that the perspective given in the image is akin to an optical or telescopic view. The style of the ships and the font of the text suggest that this engraving is from an earlier historical period, possibly the 16th to the 18th century. Engravings like this one were commonly used to illustrate books, maps, and other documents during that time. The detail in the engraving also suggests it was created by a skilled artist and engraver, aiming to provide a comprehensive representation of the maritime activity in the Strait of Messina.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an expansive panoramic view of the port city of Messina in Italy. It depicts the harbor filled with numerous sailing ships and other vessels. The buildings and landmarks of the city can be seen along the coastline, with mountains rising in the background. The sky is filled with dramatic clouds, adding to the sense of movement and activity in the scene. The level of detail in the engraving is remarkable, capturing the bustling maritime activity and the distinctive architecture of the city.

Text analysis

Amazon

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MESSINA
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FARO
VVLGO
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Google

FRETI SICVLI SIVE ΜΑΜERTI ΝΙ VV LG O EL FARO DI MESSINA ОРТIСА DELINE ATIO MESSI N A *** ** * RE ZO Trinacrie infignes portum'que vrbm'que vetultam Mellanam, veteres quam conftrúxére Pelafgi, Parte vides dextra& fcopulos, kdesez Gigantun Qua micat horrendum nocturnis ignibus Æthna- Rhegius a' laua eft Calabrúm traiechús: at illud Inter vtrumquefretum Scylla terribile monftro Olim terra fuit, quæ póft quaffata dehilcens Ionium excepit Pelagus factum' que barathrum. Cum Gratia et ptiuilegio. Bruegel Inten- * Harman Adolffz excudit Hardem . F-HVILS-FECIT.
FRETI
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ΜΑΜERTI
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VV
LG
O
EL
FARO
DI
MESSINA
ОРТIСА
DELINE
ATIO
MESSI
N
A
***
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RE
ZO
Trinacrie
infignes
portum'que
vrbm'que
vetultam
Mellanam,
veteres
quam
conftrúxére
Pelafgi,
Parte
vides
dextra&
fcopulos,
kdesez
Gigantun
Qua
micat
horrendum
nocturnis
ignibus
Æthna-
Rhegius
a'
laua
eft
Calabrúm
traiechús:
at
illud
Inter
vtrumquefretum
Scylla
terribile
monftro
Olim
terra
fuit,
quæ
póft
quaffata
dehilcens
Ionium
excepit
Pelagus
factum'
que
barathrum.
Cum
Gratia
et
ptiuilegio.
Bruegel
Inten-
Harman
Adolffz
excudit
Hardem
.
F-HVILS-FECIT.