Human Generated Data

Title

The Benjamin Pickman Tankard

Date

c. 1759

People

Artist: Daniel Parker, American 1726 - 1785

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Daniel A. Pollack and Susan F. Pollack, Harvard Classes of 1960 and 1964, 2016.207

Human Generated Data

Title

The Benjamin Pickman Tankard

People

Artist: Daniel Parker, American 1726 - 1785

Date

c. 1759

Classification

Vessels

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Daniel A. Pollack and Susan F. Pollack, Harvard Classes of 1960 and 1964, 2016.207

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-13

no person 99.7
antique 98.1
old 97.5
retro 97
ancient 96.4
traditional 95.2
lid 94
art 94
classic 92.9
container 92.3
can 91.7
wealth 91.4
one 90.9
ornate 89.3
glazed 88.1
empty 84.4
simplicity 80.7
currency 79.9
savings 79.8
bronze 79.4

Color Analysis

Categories

Imagga

Captions

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-16

This image features a silver tankard with a lid. The tankard has a cylindrical shape with a wider base that tapers slightly as it goes up before widening again to form a lip just below the lid. The lid itself is flat and round with an ornamental finial on top, designed with a twist pattern culminating in a crown-like structure. On the body of the tankard, there is an engraved decorative motif that includes a coat of arms with a shield flanked by foliage and surmounted by a bird. This engraving is executed in a style that suggests it is from a period when such heraldic symbols were common in decorative arts. Below the coat of arms, there is a detailed inscription that reads, "The Gift of Benj'n Pickman Esq'r to the First Church in Salem 1759 | Transferred to the North Church SALEM 1772." This inscription indicates a historical context, suggesting that the tankard was a donation by Benjamin Pickman to the First Church in Salem in the year 1759 and later transferred to the North Church in Salem in 1772. The tankard is shown against a neutral grey background, which highlights its silvery sheen and the workmanship of its details. The photograph has been taken in a way that captures the reflections and contours that give the viewer a sense of the tankard's shape and the fine craftsmanship of the piece.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an ornate silver urn or container with a domed lid and decorative engraving on the body. The engraving appears to depict floral and leaf motifs, as well as a heraldic-style shield or crest. The text on the container indicates that it was "The Gift of Benj. Pickman, Esq. to the First Church in Salem 1759" and was "Presented to the North Church, Salem 1779". This suggests the container has historical significance and was likely used for a ceremonial or religious purpose.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-11-22

The image presents a silver tankard with an engraved design and inscription. * **Tankard** * The tankard is made of silver. * It has a lid with a twisted handle on top. * The body of the tankard is cylindrical, with a wide base and a narrower top. * The tankard is engraved with a design that includes leaves and flowers. * The inscription reads: "The Gift of Benj'n Pickman Esqr to the First Church in Salem 1759. Transferred to the North Church SALEM 1772." * **Background** * The background of the image is a plain gray color. * There are no other objects or details visible in the background. In summary, the image shows a silver tankard with an engraved design and inscription, set against a plain gray background.