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Human Generated Data

Title

Single Sheet of White Paper with Text in Faint Black Ink and Stars on a Few Letters
Date

1979-1980
People

Artist: James Lee Byars, American 1932 - 1997
Classification

Archival Material
Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Busch-Reisinger Museum Archives, 2003.80.18
Copyright

© The Estate of James Lee Byars / Michael Werner Gallery

Human Generated Data

Title

Single Sheet of White Paper with Text in Faint Black Ink and Stars on a Few Letters

People

Artist: James Lee Byars, American 1932 - 1997

Date

1979-1980

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Busch-Reisinger Museum Archives, 2003.80.18

Copyright

© The Estate of James Lee Byars / Michael Werner Gallery

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-05-30

Text 99.8
Handwriting 91.9
Letter 86.3

Clarifai
created on 2019-05-30

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texture 96.7
scribble 96.6
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paper 93.9
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vintage 93.5
picture frame 93.4
school 93.4
old 93.1
formula 92.3
blank 92.3
mathematics 92.1

Imagga
created on 2019-05-30

map 70
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representation 46.2
paper 38.6
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container 28.5
journal 27.9
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page 25.1
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document 17.7
text 17.5
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card 16.9
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book 14.4
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letter 13.8
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manuscript 12.7
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symbol 10.8
find 10.8
route 10.8
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word 10.4
sheet 10.4
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road 10
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decoration 7.3
detail 7.3
school 7.2

Google
created on 2019-05-30

Text 97.3
Handwriting 95.2
Font 84.1
Line 75.5
Paper 73.9
Document 67.1
Notebook 65.1
Paper product 62.2
Writing 59.1
Parallel 55.1

Microsoft
created on 2019-05-30

text 99.9
handwriting 99.8
drawing 94.7
whiteboard 90.4
child art 85.5
sketch 82.6
letter 70.8
calligraphy 56.2

Color Analysis

Categories

Imagga

text visuals 73.8%
paintings art 24.6%
food drinks 1.1%

Captions

Microsoft
created on 2019-05-30

a close up of text on a whiteboard 80.5%
close up of text on a whiteboard 78.4%
a close up of a whiteboard 76.3%

Text analysis

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-That Blake's famous line about finding "eternity in a grain of sand" is literally true, for the tiniest grain of sand is almost indestructible-when wet, it keeps a film of water about itself by capillary action and even a heavy surf cannot cause one sand grain to rub against another.
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tiniest
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wet,
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capillary
action
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heavy
surf
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cause
one
to
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against
another.