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Showing posts with label Digital Art History. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Art History. Show all posts
Jan 9, 2025

Wikidata Queries and AI LLMs: better dataviz with ChatGPT4O

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Paintings owned by family and business connections to Presidents of the Swiss Art Dealers Association The above graph, generated by a Wikida...
Dec 24, 2024

AIC names extracted from Provenances (artworks by so called "degenerate" artists)

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Names extracted from the provenance texts of artworks in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago who were created by artists whom the...
Nov 12, 2024

Part II: Tracking the Munich connections, ideas from ChatGPT

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In " The Munich Connection " we listed artworks that American museums published on the Nazi Era Provenance Internet Portal whose p...
Nov 9, 2024

VIDEO on the Challenges Posed by False Provenances

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May 14, 2023

Analyzing Nazi-era provenance gaps with ChatGPT

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Dec 7, 2022

How to use information in the provenance texts of Nazi looted art that has been restituted to find other Nazi-looted artworks

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This Nazi-looted painting was restituted in 2016.  https://www.lostart.de/de/Verlust/526702 Often, when a painting is restituted, it is the ...
May 11, 2022

Tracking looted art by examining the names in between. Example: MEISSNER

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  In this post, we look in art provenances that contain Meissner, a name that has appeared in connexion with Nazi-looted art.
Dec 19, 2021

Art collectors and the Holocaust: itineraries from birth to death

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Henri Rieger, born in Sered, died in Theresienstadt Henri Hinrichsen, born in Hamburg, died in Auschwitz Rosa Oppenheimer, born in Berlin, d...
Sep 2, 2021

DATASET: Carnegie Museum of Art merged with Github provenances

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DATASET: Provenance information gathered from the 2015 CMOA Github merged with information from the Carnegie Museum of Art online collectio...
Aug 12, 2021

Detector Tool Tutorial: ranking by number of Red Flag and Restitution Case Names

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This post, in the educational series on the experimental digital tool for analysing provenance texts, demonstrates Ranking by Red Flag Names...
Jul 21, 2021

Tutorial for the Looted Art Detector: Using custom indicators

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Note: 12NOV2024 The Looted Art Detector is undergoing an update on Pythonanywhere and will be back in service soon Looted Art Detector: Part...
Jul 18, 2021

Looted Art Detector Tool: Swiss GLAMHACK2021

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Note: 12NOV2024 The Looted Art Detector is undergoing an update on Pythonanywhere and will be back in service soon TRY IT! Objective: Identi...
May 1, 2021

Names of persecuted Austrian Jewish collectors

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How to verify the provenance texts of artworks for names that might indicate a history of Nazi looting or persecution? There are many potent...
Mar 19, 2021

Suspicious provenance errors: Manet's Mellon

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Mrs Kurt Riezler (née Käthe Liebermann, daughter of Max Liebermann) was previously mis-identified as Liezler  Why does it matter? Because he...
Sep 3, 2020

César Mange de Hauke

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Who was César Mange de Hauke (1900-1965)? What was the role of this French art dealer in bringing European artworks to America? Which arti...
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Jun 5, 2020

DATASET: Text Analysis Challenge - Detect Looted Art - GLAMhack2020

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Download  Provenance Texts Dataset: CSV  Text Analysis Challenge: Detect Looted Art. Help Automate Analysis, Flagging and Ranking ...
Apr 30, 2020

Tracing Jewish Art Collectors and other #LostArtPeople by Place of Death

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In our previous post, we introduced the idea of using Wikidata Queries to Trace Jewish art collectors and their collections . In this ...
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