Human Generated Data

Title

The Last Shilling

Date

19th century

People

Artist: George Cruikshank, British 1792 - 1878

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Peter G. Neumann, 2016.324

Human Generated Data

Title

The Last Shilling

People

Artist: George Cruikshank, British 1792 - 1878

Date

19th century

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Peter G. Neumann, 2016.324

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2022-08-30

Human 99.7
Person 99.7
Person 99.1
Art 86.4
Text 77.9
Clothing 76.2
Apparel 76.2
Painting 62.9
Drawing 57.6
Poster 57.6
Advertisement 57.6

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-12

people 99.5
print 98.9
man 98.4
text 98.2
art 98.1
woman 97.2
adult 97.1
bill 94.9
two 94.8
illustration 93.9
one 93.1
group 92.9
no person 92.6
painting 92
lithograph 91.2
wear 90.3
retro 88.2
portrait 86.3
magazine 85.8
card 85.4

Imagga
created on 2022-08-30

book jacket 75.4
jacket 58.7
wrapping 44.6
daily 30.9
newspaper 30.3
covering 30.1
vintage 28.1
product 26.4
letter 25.7
stamp 25.2
paper 25.1
postmark 24.6
mail 23.9
old 22.3
envelope 21.2
creation 21.1
postage 20.6
money 20.4
postal 19.6
business 18.8
currency 17.1
retro 16.4
printed 15.7
comic book 15.5
dollar 14.9
art 14.9
close 14.8
philately 14.8
shows 14.8
cash 14.6
religion 14.3
post 14.3
church 13.9
ancient 13.8
global 13.7
finance 13.5
circa 12.8
closeup 12.8
symbol 12.8
exchange 12.4
book 12.1
bank 11.8
wealth 11.7
financial 11.6
communications 11.5
antique 11.3
one 11.2
aged 10.9
bible 10.8
card 10.4
unique 10.4
religious 10.3
icon 10.3
culture 10.3
banking 10.1
masterpiece 9.9
museum 9.8
delivery 9.7
cutting 9.7
office 9.6
holy 9.6
black 9.6
text 9.6
god 9.6
design 9.6
fine 9.5
bill 9.5
man 9.4
writing 9.4
document 9.3
investment 9.2
message 9.1
sign 9
painter 9
post mail 8.9
zigzag 8.9
fame 8.9
stamps 8.9
success 8.9
renaissance 8.8
paintings 8.8
dollars 8.7
us 8.7
notes 8.6
savings 8.4
economy 8.3
history 8.1
detail 8
market 8
known 7.9
address 7.8
face 7.8
states 7.7
pay 7.7
loan 7.7
faith 7.7
international 7.6
painted 7.6
capital 7.6
hobby 7.6
communication 7.6
stock 7.5
commerce 7.5
page 7.4
note 7.4
people 7.3

Google
created on 2022-08-30

Microsoft
created on 2022-08-30

text 99.6
drawing 89.9
person 89.6
illustration 89.6
cartoon 89.5
clothing 87.8
woman 74.8
sketch 74.6

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 26-36
Gender Male, 98.8%
Calm 49%
Happy 21.4%
Surprised 10.3%
Fear 10%
Confused 4.7%
Sad 3.7%
Disgusted 3.1%
Angry 2.9%

AWS Rekognition

Age 21-29
Gender Female, 97.4%
Confused 64.6%
Surprised 17.5%
Fear 8%
Sad 6.1%
Calm 5.7%
Disgusted 1.8%
Angry 1.3%
Happy 0.6%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person 99.7%
Poster 57.6%

Categories

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2022-08-30

text 73.4%

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-12-05

The image displays a colorized etching or illustration from a historical publication. In the scene, two characters appear to be interacting in a street setting. On the left, a figure is dressed in an outfit that suggests a sailor or a person with maritime connections based on the striped shirt and nautical style. They are depicted in mid-gesture, reaching out towards the other character. On the right is a character wearing a green skirt with a white apron, a red shawl, and a bonnet, holding a swath of fabric or a wrap that may contain a baby or some goods. Behind the figures, there is a cobbled street view with buildings; one has a sign that reads "TO LET," indicating that the premises are available for rent or lease, and another sign reads "SALE," suggesting a shop or property for sale. Windows with visible shutters and a cobblestone street add to the urban atmosphere. Below the image, there is a poem titled "The Last Shilling." This title, combined with the interaction in the image, suggests a narrative possibly related to financial hardship or the spending of one's last bit of money. The poem is split into two parts, with text on both the left and right, suggesting it may be a dialogue or tell a story from two perspectives. This format was common in broadsides and moralizing stories of the period, which were often accompanied by illustrations like the one shown.

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

The image depicts a vintage scene with a man and a woman standing outside what appears to be a bakery, as indicated by the "BAKER" sign. The man is dressed in a striped shirt, white trousers, and a black hat. The woman is wearing a green dress, a white apron, a red shawl, and a yellow bonnet, and is holding a baby wrapped in yellow cloth. Below the illustration is a poem titled "The Last Shilling," which narrates a story involving a final coin, a poor distress’d friend, a change of heart, and gratitude. The text is printed in a serif font and adds a literary context to the scene depicted above. The artwork and the poem together likely tell a story of compassion, hardship, and moral lessons.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-12-05

The image depicts a scene from a bygone era, showing two individuals engaged in an interaction. One figure, a man wearing a striped shirt and a top hat, appears to be speaking to a woman in a colorful dress. The woman's facial expression suggests she is listening intently to the man. The background includes various buildings and structures, creating a sense of a bustling urban setting. The image is accompanied by a poem titled "The Last Shilling" that describes the scene and its narrative.

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2024-12-05

This is a historical illustration titled "The Last Shilling" with both an image and accompanying poem below it. The illustration shows a scene on a street with two figures - a sailor in striped clothing and a top hat, and a woman in a long dress with a red cloak holding what appears to be a child. They appear to be engaged in some kind of transaction or interaction. The poem below tells the story of a shilling coin and its various adventures, describing scenes of both charity and hardship. It's written in a narrative style typical of the period, with rhyming couplets, and tells of how the shilling passed through different hands and situations, including helping those in need. The artwork appears to be a hand-colored print, likely from the 19th century, with careful attention to detail in both the architectural background and the clothing of the figures. The style is characteristic of period street scenes and moral tales that were popular in Victorian-era publications.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-05

The image is a page from a book, featuring an illustration of a man and woman in a scene, accompanied by a poem titled "The Last Shilling." **Illustration:** * The illustration depicts a man and woman in a scene. * The man is wearing a top hat, striped shirt, white pants, and black shoes. * He is holding a coin in his hand and appears to be offering it to the woman. * The woman is wearing a long dress with a red cape and has blonde hair. * She is holding a baby in her arms and appears to be reaching out to take the coin from the man. **Poem:** * The poem is titled "The Last Shilling" and is written in a style reminiscent of 19th-century poetry. * The poem tells the story of a man who has lost his last shilling and is forced to beg for food. * The poem describes the man's desperation and the woman's kindness in offering him food. * The poem also mentions the man's past mistakes and his desire to start anew. **Background:** * The background of the image is a light beige color, with a subtle texture that resembles aged paper. * There are some faint marks and stains on the page, giving it a sense of age and wear. **Overall:** * The image is a poignant illustration of the struggles of poverty and the kindness of strangers. * The poem adds depth and context to the illustration, highlighting the themes of desperation, redemption, and the human condition. * The image is a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and compassion towards those who are struggling.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-05

The image depicts a poignant scene from the poem "The Last Shilling" by Charles Dickens. At the top, an illustration shows a man and woman standing on a street, with the man handing the woman a coin. The man is dressed in a black top hat, striped shirt, white pants, and black shoes, while the woman wears a red shawl, green skirt, white dress, yellow headscarf, and holds a baby. The background features a building with a sign reading "BAX BAKER." Below the illustration, the poem's text is displayed in black font against a beige background. The poem tells the story of a man who has lost his last shilling and is now forced to part with his wife and child. The image conveys a sense of desperation and hardship, highlighting the struggles faced by those living in poverty during the Victorian era.

Text analysis

Amazon

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Last
face
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