Human Generated Data

Title

Harper's Weekly, vol. VII, no. 338

Date

June 20, 1863

People

-

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of William Crout, 2017.107

Human Generated Data

Title

Harper's Weekly, vol. VII, no. 338

Date

June 20, 1863

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Bequest of William Crout, 2017.107

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-04-10

Text 98.7
Person 96.3
Human 96.3
Newspaper 95.6
Person 95.4
Person 92.5
Vehicle 90.7
Transportation 90.7
Boat 90.7
Person 89.7
Person 88.6
Person 87.1
Person 77.2
Person 76.2
Person 74.1
Person 72.4
Person 65.6
Advertisement 65.3
Person 63.8
Poster 63.2
Paper 61.9
Person 60.8
Page 57
Person 55.5
Person 54.5
Person 47.6

Clarifai
created on 2018-08-22

print 100
people 99.5
illustration 99.3
vintage 98.9
retro 98.6
lithograph 98.5
paper 98.3
art 98
old 97.8
man 96.8
antique 96.6
engraving 95.2
adult 95.1
military 95.1
group 95
one 94.8
watercraft 94.8
vehicle 94.6
text 94.5
postcard 93.3

Imagga
created on 2018-08-22

vintage 50.5
old 42.5
texture 41.7
grunge 38.4
book jacket 36.9
newspaper 33.2
retro 32.8
antique 32.2
paper 32.2
jacket 30.7
menu 29.1
aged 28.1
product 26.9
ancient 26
pattern 24.6
fare 24.2
design 24.2
art 22.9
wallpaper 22.2
letter 22
wrapping 21.8
dirty 21.7
creation 21.7
rough 21
book 20.1
sheet 18.8
border 17.2
canvas 17.1
backdrop 16.5
empty 16.3
brown 16.2
covering 16.2
memorial 16.1
binding 15.6
blank 15.4
paint 15.4
frame 15
textured 14.9
page 14.9
text 14.9
cover 14.8
brass 14.8
decoration 14.6
worn 14.3
rusty 14.3
grungy 14.2
structure 14.1
document 13.9
wall 13.7
stamp 13.6
stained 13.5
parchment 13.4
material 13.4
damaged 13.4
pages 12.7
decorative 12.5
cardboard 12.5
color 12.2
artistic 12.2
arabesque 11.3
food 11.1
surface 10.6
backgrounds 10.6
detail 10.5
weathered 10.5
close 10.3
ragged 9.8
burnt 9.7
aging 9.6
mail 9.6
bookmark 9.6
graphic 9.5
note 9.2
element 9.1
postmark 8.9
decor 8.8
postage 8.8
torn 8.7
stain 8.7
ornament 8.6
yellow 8.6
drawing 8.6
post 8.6
global 8.2
style 8.2
history 8.1
postal 7.9
shabby 7.9
rust 7.7
flower 7.7
age 7.6
old fashioned 7.6
greeting 7.4
new 7.3
black 7.2
creative 7.1
modern 7

Google
created on 2018-08-22

newspaper 86.8
history 75.9
newsprint 56.6

Microsoft
created on 2018-08-22

text 100
book 99.7

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 26-43
Gender Male, 50.1%
Calm 50%
Angry 49.5%
Surprised 49.6%
Confused 49.5%
Disgusted 49.7%
Happy 49.5%
Sad 49.6%

AWS Rekognition

Age 38-59
Gender Female, 50.2%
Confused 49.5%
Happy 49.6%
Calm 49.9%
Disgusted 49.7%
Angry 49.7%
Sad 49.6%
Surprised 49.6%

AWS Rekognition

Age 38-59
Gender Female, 50.1%
Disgusted 49.5%
Angry 49.6%
Sad 49.9%
Happy 49.5%
Calm 49.8%
Confused 49.6%
Surprised 49.6%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person 96.3%
Boat 90.7%

Categories

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2018-08-22

a close up of a book 67.2%
close up of a book 61%
a close up of a book cover 60.9%

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-17

The image shows a page from "Harper's Weekly," subtitled "A Journal of Civilization." The edition is Vol. VII—No. 338, dated Saturday, June 20, 1863. In the upper part of the page, a large illustration depicts "THE IRON-CLAD GUN-BOAT 'CINCINNATI', SUNK AT VICKSBURG—[From a Photograph]." It shows an ironclad warship on the water with smoke in the background, suggesting a battle or action scene. Below the ironclad picture, there is another illustration titled "THE MONSTER TENT ERECTED AT CHICAGO FOR THE CASUAL CONVENTION—[See Page 403]." This drawing features a very large tent with an American flag flying in the foreground. There are many individuals around the tent, some walking, some in groups, and a few are depicted with what appears to be transportation devices of the time, such as carriages. The text of the newspaper is visible around these illustrations, but it is too small to be legible in this view. The paper itself shows signs of wear and age with slight discoloration. Harper's Weekly was a prominent periodical in the 19th century, known for its detailed illustrations and coverage of current events, particularly during the American Civil War.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-17

The image appears to be the front cover of Harper's Weekly, a journal of civilization, from June 20, 1863. It contains two illustrations - the upper one shows an iron-clad gunboat called the "Cincinnati" operating near Vicksburg during the Civil War, while the lower illustration depicts a large tent or pavilion erected for a canal convention in Chicago. The text and visuals provide glimpses into important events and technological developments of the time period, without identifying any individuals in the illustrations. The overall presentation showcases Harper's Weekly as a publication covering a wide range of topics related to civilization and current affairs.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-01

The image is a scanned copy of the front page of Harper's Weekly, a newspaper from June 20, 1863. The title "HARPER'S WEEKLY" is prominently displayed at the top in large letters, with the subtitle "A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION" written below it. Here are the key features of the image: * **Title and Subtitle** + Title: "HARPER'S WEEKLY" + Subtitle: "A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION" * **Date and Volume Number** + Date: "NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1863" + Volume Number: "VOL. VII—No. 338." * **Main Image** + A large illustration of a ship on the water + The ship is labeled "THE IRON-CLAD CINCINNATI" * **Other Images and Text** + A smaller illustration of a tent with people gathered around it + A caption below the main image that reads "THE IRON-CLAD GUN-BOAT 'CINCINNATI' BUNK AT VICKSBURG—[FROM A PHOTOGRAPH]" + A headline that reads "THE MONSTER TEST ERECTED AT CHICAGO FOR THE CANAL CONVENTION—[SEE PAGE 391.]" In summary, the image is a scanned copy of the front page of Harper's Weekly, featuring a prominent title and subtitle, as well as several illustrations and captions related to the American Civil War. The main image shows an ironclad gunboat, while the smaller illustration depicts a tent with people gathered around it. The headline and caption provide additional context about the events and activities described in the images.

Text analysis

Amazon

WEEKLY
HARPERS WEEKLY
HARPERS
CIVILIZATION
SATURDAY,
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JUNE
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OF CIVILIZATION
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Google

HARPERS WEEKLY URNAL O CIVILIZATIO SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS. $3.00 PER YEAR ADVANCE. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1863. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1863, by Harper & Brothers, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Southern District of New York VoL. VII.-No. 338.] the wheel were wound- ed, but Lieut. Bache es- THE IRON-CLAD CINCINNATI aped unbarmed. Ox this page we pub- picture of the iron-clad gun-boat Ctn- cinnati, as she appeared the " She started up the river, as she made great deal rounded again the po oppo- before she recen site Vicksburg, struck by a plunging 10- inch smooth-bore or 7- burg, where she was sunk. Our picture is İfled shot; she commenced t om a photograph Lieut who writes of 27th Ma lius H. Krohl and her captain ran her inshore, where she sank to her hammock netting The officers and crew saved nothin " This morning the so- called iron- nati, Lieut. Bache com- manding, went down the riv on the top of a blu above could not be silenced ccording to captain the Cincinnate lost about thirty men in nce nded, an illed and 5 to 20 drowned. " The Cincinnati was one of the Western riv en er-built boats. She h nto action, rounded t the rebel batteries, ere not idle, and all the guns that could be brought to bear-rifled and smooth- 2 -inch iron plating for. ward, extending aft to about amidships; the after-part was entirely unprotected. The pho- send I took aft- but the latte rday before bore ned r-part was covered with Her tiller - ropes were she got bales of h cinnati only returned last Sunday from Cairo, been re- had a tower some her sides. ot The pilot was ere she led at the whee pa comma THE IRON-CLAD GUN-BOAT "CINCINNATI," SUNK AT VICKSBURG [FRoM A PHOTOGRAPH r riflemen place. All the men a THE MONSTER TENT ERECTED AT CHICAGO FOR THE CANAL CONVENTION.-ISEE PAGE 891.
HARPERS
WEEKLY
URNAL
O
CIVILIZATIO
SINGLE
COPIES
SIX
CENTS.
$
3.00
PER
YEAR
ADVANCE
.
NEW
YORK,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
20,
1863.
Entered
according
to
Act
of
Congress,
in
the
Year
1863,
by
Harper
&
Brothers,
Clerk's
Office
District
Court
for
Southern
New
York
VoL.
VII.-No.
338.]
wheel
were
wound-
ed,
but
Lieut.
Bache
es-
THE
IRON-CLAD
CINCINNATI
aped
unbarmed.
Ox
this
page
we
pub-
picture
iron-clad
gun-boat
Ctn-
cinnati,
as
she
appeared
"
She
started
up
river,
made
great
deal
rounded
again
po
oppo-
before
recen
site
Vicksburg,
struck
a
plunging
10-
inch
smooth-bore
or
7-
burg,
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was
sunk.
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is
İfled
shot
;
commenced
t
om
photograph
Lieut
who
writes
27th
Ma
lius
H.
Krohl
and
her
captain
ran
inshore,
sank
hammock
netting
The
officers
crew
saved
nothin
This
morning
so-
called
iron-
nati,
com-
manding,
went
down
riv
on
top
blu
above
could
not
be
silenced
ccording
Cincinnate
lost
about
thirty
men
nce
nded,
an
illed
5
20
drowned.
Cincinnati
one
Western
en
er-built
boats.
h
nto
action,
rebel
batteries,
ere
idle,
all
brought
smooth-
2
-inch
ward,
aft
unprotected.
send
I
took
aft-
latte
r-part
with
Her
-
got
bales
only
Sunday
from
Cairo,
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had
tower
some
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led
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pa
comma
GUN-BOAT
"CINCINNATI,"
SUNK
VICKSBURG
r
riflemen
place.
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MONSTER
TENT
ERECTED
AT
CHICAGO
FOR
CANAL
PAGE
guns
that
bear-rifled
iron
plating
extending
amidships;
after-part
entirely
pho-
rday
bore
ned
covered
tiller
ropes
cinnati
returned
last
been
sides.
pilot
at
[FRoM
A
PHOTOGRAPH
CONVENTION.-ISEE
891.