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Human Generated Data

Title

Invitation Card

Date

1882

People

Artist: James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American 1834 - 1903

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous loan and promised gift in honor of Mason Hammond, 33.2015.28

Human Generated Data

Title

Invitation Card

People

Artist: James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American 1834 - 1903

Date

1882

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous loan and promised gift in honor of Mason Hammond, 33.2015.28

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-04-09

Text 99.8
Handwriting 96.2
Animal 70.1
Signature 66.8
Autograph 66.8

Clarifai
created on 2018-02-10

paper 98.3
handwriting 95.6
retro 95.3
desktop 95.3
antique 94.6
calligraphy 94.2
document 94.2
old 94.1
writing 92.6
dirty 91.6
no person 91.4
text 91.2
vintage 90.9
page 90.3
parchment 88.9
sepia pigment 88.6
texture 87.3
letter 87.3
pattern 84.7
margin 84.6

Imagga
created on 2018-02-10

envelope 100
container 87
paper 33.8
old 30.7
antique 27.1
texture 26.4
grunge 26.4
vintage 25.7
wallpaper 23.8
sepia 21.4
text 21
document 17.7
aged 17.2
dirty 17.2
blank 17.2
pattern 16.4
retro 16.4
map 15.9
page 15.8
textured 14.9
travel 14.8
design 13
empty 12.9
written 12.8
water 12.7
frame 12.5
art 12.4
plan 12.3
letter 11.9
border 11.8
location 11.8
ocean 11.6
backdrop 11.6
world 11.5
surface 11.5
sand 11.5
book 11.4
sheet 11.3
ancient 11.3
wave 11.3
beach 11
message 11
rough 11
close 10.9
atlas 10.8
tourism 10.7
gold 10.7
menu 10.7
yellow 10.6
damaged 10.5
detail 10.5
capital 10.5
journey 10.4
wall 10.3
card 10.2
drawing 10.2
paint 10
geographic 9.9
expedition 9.9
boundary 9.9
navigate 9.8
find 9.8
guide 9.8
position 9.8
route 9.8
discovery 9.8
faded 9.7
continent 9.7
torn 9.7
tour 9.7
country 9.7
geography 9.6
navigation 9.6
parchment 9.6
pen 9.6
direction 9.5
nation 9.5
path 9.5
planet 9.4
write 9.4
holiday 9.3
globe 9.3
road 9.1
wet 9
fare 8.9
explore 8.8
manuscript 8.8
states 8.7
artistic 8.7
stain 8.7
state 8.6
sea 8.6
word 8.5
writing 8.5
summer 8.4
color 8.4
city 8.3
vacation 8.2
school 8.1
material 8.1
postcard 7.7
journal 7.5
element 7.5
brown 7.4
note 7.4

Google
created on 2018-02-10

text 92.2
handwriting 72.5
paper 70.9
line 68.4
writing 64.6
font 64.6
document 61
angle 58.1
paper product 55.9

Microsoft
created on 2018-02-10

text 98.1
document 15.7

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

Amazon

Bird

Clarifai

Whiteboard

AWS Rekognition

Bird 70.1%

Categories

Imagga
created on 2018-02-10

text visuals 98.7%
paintings art 1.2%

Captions

Salesforce

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-02

a photograph of a drawing of a bird on a piece of paper

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-06-30

a handwritten letter from william hart to his wife

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2024-12-30

The image displays a handwritten note inviting someone to breakfast. The note contains cursive handwriting that says:

"Mrs Whitton requests the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs. Hammond at breakfast on Sunday 25th June at a quarter to one o’clock."

There is also a small decorative detail above the date and a location at the bottom that reads:

“13 Tite Street, Chelsea.”

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-28

This image shows what appears to be a vintage handwritten note or invitation. The paper has a beige or light brown color, with visible signs of aging such as discoloration and slight wear around the edges. The handwriting is in a classic cursive style, and though it might be challenging to decipher without knowing the context or the handwriting style, it reads as a cordial request or invitation.

The note is written with black ink and there is a small illustration at the bottom left corner, which seems to depict a bird perched on a branch with leaves or a crest-like design adjacent to it. No other images or text are visible on the note.

The date "Sunday 25th June" is written at the bottom center, followed by a time which appears to say "at a quarter to one o'clock." There is also an address or location written at the bottom right which says "13. Rue Saint - Guillaume."

Overall, the note suggests a personal, possibly formal, communication from one individual to another, inviting them or requesting their presence at a specified time and location. The use of such handwritten notes was common for personal communication and invitations in the past.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2024-12-26

This appears to be a handwritten note or invitation on aged paper. The text mentions "Mr. Whistler" at the top, followed by text about "Mr & Mrs Hammond at breakfast." There's a small decorative symbol or flourish in the middle of the note, and at the bottom it indicates "Sunday 25 June" at "a quarter to one o'clock." The handwriting appears to be in an elegant, flowing style typical of a past era. The paper has a light beige or cream color that suggests age.

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-27

The image appears to be a handwritten note or letter. The text at the top reads "Mr. Whiley" and the rest of the text describes a request and mentions Mr. & Mrs. Newmarch. The note also includes the date "Sunday 25. June" and the signature "13. Dec 1921 - Phibsoro". There is also a small emblem or symbol at the bottom of the note.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-26

This appears to be a handwritten note or diary entry on aged paper. The handwriting is in a flowing, cursive style and appears to be making reference to some appointments or events, including what looks like a breakfast meeting. There's a small decorative or symbolic drawing in the middle of the text, which resembles a simple artistic element or possibly a signature mark. The text appears to include times and dates, though the exact details are difficult to make out due to the handwriting style. The paper has a cream or beige color that suggests age or vintage quality.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-24

This image appears to be a handwritten note on a piece of paper, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. The note is written in black ink and features a formal, cursive script.

The note reads:

"Dear Whistler,

Request the pleasure of Mr. & Mrs. Hammond at breakfast -

Sunday 25 June at a quarter to one o'clock

13 Tite Street - Chelsea"

The note is addressed to "Whistler," which may refer to James McNeill Whistler, an American-born artist who lived in London during the late 19th century. The note invites Mr. and Mrs. Hammond to breakfast at Whistler's residence, 13 Tite Street in Chelsea, on Sunday, June 25th, at a quarter to one o'clock.

The note also features a small, decorative design in the center of the page, which appears to be a stylized flower or leaf motif. This design adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to the note, suggesting that it was written for a formal or social occasion.

Overall, this image provides a glimpse into the social life of James McNeill Whistler and his circle of friends and acquaintances during the late 19th century. It highlights the importance of formal invitations and social etiquette during this period, as well as the artistic and cultural interests of Whistler and his contemporaries.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-11-26

The image presents a handwritten note on a piece of aged paper, featuring a mix of cursive and print writing in brown ink. The text is written in an informal style, with some words and phrases partially illegible due to fading or smudging.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the note's content:

  • Top Section:
    • "Mr. Whistler" is written in cursive at the top center of the page.
    • Below this, in print, is the phrase "request the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs. Hammond at breakfast."
  • Middle Section:
    • A decorative flourish, possibly a signature or a symbol, is drawn below the printed text.
    • The flourish is followed by a line of cursive writing that appears to be a date or a time, but the text is too faded to decipher.
  • Bottom Section:
    • A second line of cursive writing is visible, although it is also partially illegible.
    • The final line of text reads "13. Dit Stirl - Chelten," which may indicate a location or an address.

In summary, the note appears to be an invitation to Mr. and Mrs. Hammond to join Mr. Whistler for breakfast, with the date and time of the event not clearly legible. The note is written in a personal and informal style, suggesting that it was composed by hand rather than typed.

Amazon Nova

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

The image shows a handwritten letter written on a piece of paper. The letter is written in cursive, and the handwriting is neat and legible. The paper appears to be of a light beige color, and the text is written in black ink. The letter is addressed to "Mr. White," and it appears to be a formal request or invitation. The text reads, "Request the pleasure of the company of Mr. and Mrs. Newmond at breakfast." Below the text, there is a signature that reads, "Sunny 25 June 1894." The letter also includes a date and a location, which are written in a different font and appear to be in a different color. The letter is signed by "S.D.G. - Chelsea."

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

The image shows a handwritten note on a piece of paper. The paper is beige in color, and the handwriting is in brown ink. The note is written in cursive style, and it appears to be a formal request. The note is addressed to "Mr. Whistler" and is dated June 25, 1874. The note is signed by "S. G. B. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S. S. M. S. J. S

Google Gemini

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-04

This image is a handwritten invitation on a light brown piece of paper. The handwriting appears to be a cursive script, with dark brown ink.

Here's what can be discerned from the text:

  • "Mr. Whistler requests the pleasure of the company of Mr & Mrs. Hammond at breakfast - "
  • The date of the breakfast is Sunday, June 25th.
  • The time is at a quarter to one o'clock.
  • The address of the host is "13. Die Street - Chelsea".

There is a small decorative element between the invitation and the date/time, which appears to be a stylized floral or botanical illustration. A line drawn across the invitation separates the first part of the text from the date/time. The overall impression is of a formal and elegant invitation.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-04

The image is a scan of an old invitation written in brown ink on light brown paper. The handwriting is cursive and slightly slanted.

The invitation text reads: "Mr. Whistler requests the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs. Nammond at breakfast—"

Below this, a simple floral design appears to be sketched. A line is drawn under "breakfast."

Further down, the invitation states: "Sunday 25. June, at a quarter to one o'clock."

At the very bottom, it lists the location as "13. Tite Street - Chelsea."

Mistral Pixtral

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

The image is of a handwritten invitation card. The text reads:

"Mr. Whistler requests the pleasure of the company of Mr. & Mrs. Nimmo or breakfast

Sunday 25 June at a quarter to one o'clock

13 Tite Street, Chelsea"

The card is written in cursive handwriting, and there is a small decorative element, possibly a monogram or a small illustration, near the bottom center of the card. The paper appears to be slightly aged, indicating it may be an old document. The invitation is for a breakfast event at a specific address in Chelsea on a Sunday morning.

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Text analysis

Amazon

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