Human Generated Data

Title

Study for “Rapt at Rappaport’s”

Date

1952

People

Artist: Stuart Davis, American 1892 - 1964

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Mrs. Stuart Davis, 1967.79.915

Copyright

© President and Fellows of Harvard College

Human Generated Data

Title

Study for “Rapt at Rappaport’s”

People

Artist: Stuart Davis, American 1892 - 1964

Date

1952

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Mrs. Stuart Davis, 1967.79.915

Copyright

© President and Fellows of Harvard College

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-03-26

Text 100
Handwriting 99.7
Calligraphy 99.1
Art 64
Drawing 61.6

Clarifai
created on 2019-03-26

chalk out 99.2
art 98.1
paper 98
retro 97.9
vintage 97.4
illustration 96
old 95.6
print 95.1
antique 94.8
ancient 94.4
manuscript 94
text 93.7
letter 92.8
handwriting 91.4
page 90.4
collection 89.9
no person 89.8
painting 89.2
document 89.2
design 88.8

Imagga
created on 2019-03-26

sketch 68.5
drawing 58.9
representation 50.8
vintage 47.6
old 36.3
map 33.9
paper 29.1
antique 29
retro 28.7
envelope 26.8
grunge 26.4
book jacket 25.3
art 22.6
atlas 20.9
jacket 20.7
journal 20
texture 19.5
sepia 17.5
ancient 17.3
design 16.3
frame 16.1
aged 15.4
card 15.3
history 15.2
wrapping 15
page 14.9
geography 14.5
pattern 14.4
wallpaper 13.8
letter 13.8
border 13.6
gold 13.2
travel 12.7
container 12.6
navigation 12.5
world 12.4
graphic 12.4
decorative 11.7
text 11.4
plan 11.4
floral 11.1
note 11
symbol 10.8
manuscript 10.8
parchment 10.6
capital 10.5
grungy 10.5
journey 10.4
covering 10.2
stamp 10
dirty 10
expedition 9.9
discovery 9.8
continent 9.7
style 9.7
mail 9.6
nation 9.5
planet 9.4
globe 9.3
city 9.2
global 9.1
element 9.1
country 9.1
decoration 8.9
geographic 8.9
postmark 8.9
boundary 8.9
postal 8.8
navigate 8.8
explore 8.8
location 8.8
find 8.8
guide 8.8
position 8.8
route 8.8
notebook 8.8
tour 8.7
stained 8.7
direction 8.6
blank 8.6
path 8.5
book 8.3
tourism 8.3
template 8.3
ornate 8.2
road 8.1
postage 7.9
correspondence 7.8
states 7.8
state 7.7
worn 7.7
communication 7.6
sign 7.5
silhouette 7.5
document 7.4
greeting 7.4
backdrop 7.4
menu 7.4
brown 7.4
historic 7.3
business 7.3

Google
created on 2019-03-26

Text 89.7
Drawing 82.2
Line art 80.5
Sketch 77.5
Design 73.8
Line 73
Pattern 69.1
Font 68.6
Pattern 68.5
Artwork 59.1
Paper 54.3
Parallel 52.4
Illustration 50.4
Art 50.2

Microsoft
created on 2019-03-26

text 99.5
whiteboard 96.5
calligraphy 96.5
typography 49.9
sketch 41.2
illustration 37
script 20.4

Color Analysis

Categories

Imagga

paintings art 98.1%
text visuals 1.9%

Captions

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a sketch on a light beige paper with what seems to be black ink. At the top, there is handwritten text that reads "The Lost Coordinate, The Get-Lost Coordinate." Below the text, there are two columns of rough, abstract sketches, each with different boxed arrangements and patterns, possibly representing some conceptual constructs. Despite there being no specific recognizable forms or shapes, the sketches appear dynamic and messy, with lines crossing over each other and some layered shadings. To the right of the image, below the two main sketches, there's further writing that says "Good" and "Bad-Good," each word positioned next to two smaller sketches that seem like variations or parts of the larger ones above. It could suggest some form of evaluation or categorization of the different sketches or ideas.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or sketch on an orange background. The text at the top reads "The Lost Coordinate / The Get-Lost Coordinate", indicating that the content is related to some kind of coordinate system or concept. The image contains several abstract sketches or drawings, including geometric shapes, line patterns, and stylized human-like figures. The overall style seems to be expressive and experimental, with a sense of playfulness or exploration of visual ideas. Without being able to identify any specific individuals, the various sketches and doodles suggest an artistic exploration of themes related to navigation, direction, and a sense of being lost or found. The contrasting labels of "Good" and "Bad-Good" in the bottom right corner add an intriguing layer of interpretation to the visual content.

Text analysis

Amazon

Coodmate
Gef
Good
vodmate
Gef sosf vodmate
Good Bad-Good
Bad-Good
sosf
Me
Me dou Coodmate
VE
dou
! Me
Mhese
!
mi

Google

male
male