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Showing posts with label network analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label network analysis. 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...
Jan 16, 2024

Tracking Looted Art with Knowledge Graphs: A Wikidata Case Study

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Art looting networks operate on many levels, many of them hidden, over long periods of time. The native graph function of Wikidata enhanced ...
Mar 28, 2021

"The painting was bought at the auction in 1940 by a Dutch man, S.B.S. Slijper"

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see:  Heirs Sue for Return of a Kandinsky, Saying It Was Looted by Nazis, NYT,    https://www.lootedart.com/news.php?r=SBYXH2908751 Who was ...
Jan 14, 2020

Kunsthaus Zürich, provenance includes "Koetser"

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The Koetser name appears in the provenance of artworks in museums and auction houses throughout Europe and the USA. (see  Art Dealers: Th...
Dec 20, 2019

ART PROVENANCE DATASET: Origins Unknown: artworks recovered from Germany after WWII and held by the Dutch state

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The Netherlands, which saw more than 75% of its Jews murdered in the Holocaust*, has created a website for "what remains of the artwo...
Aug 17, 2019

The Cailleux Project: Norton Simon Museum in Los Angeles, USA

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The name "Cailleux" appears in the provenance of at least nine artworks in the Norton Simon Museum:
Mar 21, 2019

Explorations in Digital Art History: a look at KOETSER

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Artworks that mention "Koetser" in the provenance data source: Boston Museum of Fine Arts website Research question: coul...