Inside the records
Meet the people, places, materials, and ideas.
Artworks become more revealing when we follow what museum records describe: who made or owned them, where events happened, and which materials and ideas connect one object to another.
These entries are extracted from source records. A shared label is a route for investigation, not proof that two museums mean exactly the same person, place, or concept.
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Entity types
- All477
- Group2
- HumanMadeObject53
- LinguisticObject53
- Material41
- Person26
- Place69
- Production54
- Type130
- VisualItem49
Authority links
Material41
- Tempera and gold on wood
- Two-panel folding screen; ink, color, and gold leaf on paper
- Type-metal engraving and letterpress
- Walnut with gesso, paint, tin leaf, traces of linen, and possible human remains
- Walnut with paint, tin relief on a lead white ground, and linen
- White marble on gray marble socle
- Wood (wiillow) with traces of pigment; single woodblock construction
- Wood, copper, brass, iron, fiber, snakeskin, leather, fur, feathers, mud, resin