On either side of this drinking cup is a head in sakkos (hat), facing to the left, and under each handle a palmette. The rim is decorated with ovolos.<\/p>\n","short_description":null,"dimensions":"16.8 \u00d7 14.6 \u00d7 9.8 cm (6 5\/8 \u00d7 5 3\/4 \u00d7 3 7\/8 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":9,"width":14,"height":16,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"terracotta, red-figure","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Museum Purchase Fund","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"Art Institute of Chicago. Preliminary Catalogue of Metal Work, Graeco-Italian Vases, and Antiquities, December 9, 1889 (Chicago: Early and Halla Printing Company, 1889), p. 44, no. 352.\n\nArthur Dale Trendall and Alexander Camitoglou, The Red-figured Vases of Apulia (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1978), pp. 29, 913, pl. 390, 12.","exhibition_history":null,"provenance_text":"Pio Marinangeli, Rome; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1889.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":941,"fiscal_year":null,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":14.8768,"color":{"h":199,"l":50,"s":6,"percentage":0.32410192480062233,"population":2683},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Vessel","artwork_type_id":23,"department_title":"Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium","department_id":"PC-4","artist_id":115222,"artist_title":"Kantharos Group","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[115222],"artist_titles":["Kantharos Group"],"category_ids":["PC-4"],"category_titles":["Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium"],"term_titles":["drinking vessel","terracotta","red-figure","head","ceramics","vessel","ancient art"],"style_id":"TM-4664","style_title":"red-figure","alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":["TM-4664"],"style_titles":["red-figure"],"classification_id":"TM-11734","classification_title":"drinking vessel","alt_classification_ids":["TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392"],"classification_ids":["TM-11734","TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392"],"classification_titles":["drinking vessel","ceramics","vessel","ancient art"],"subject_id":"TM-14368","alt_subject_ids":[],"subject_ids":["TM-14368"],"subject_titles":["head"],"material_id":"TM-2433","alt_material_ids":[],"material_ids":["TM-2433"],"material_titles":["terracotta"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"63879ffb-c96a-7386-659f-ecff2e105efd","alt_image_ids":["e420a517-fa0a-205d-d304-ad313efe636c"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1889.115"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Kantharos (Wine Cup)"],"weight":17560,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2025-11-18T14:28:17-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:36:29-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":255,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/255","is_boosted":false,"title":"Fish Plate","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBAAFAPQAAGFBLGFGNGpRP3NQNHFROYFZPIRnUJuAbJKLhbKnnqikob67uMLAv8zBuNbQzM3O0NLU1dzX0+Lk5uPl5gAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAEAAUAAAURoBQ5U1MMyQEEhiIQCMQsTwgAOw==","width":7021,"height":8995,"alt_text":"A work made of terracotta, red-figure."},"main_reference_number":"1889.98","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":-400,"date_end":-370,"date_display":"400-370 BCE","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Greek; Athens","place_of_origin":"Athens","description":"
This footed plate was made to serve succulent morsels of grilled seafood, like the fish, mollusks, and other marine creatures that are painted on its surface. Greece and Italy are peninsulas projecting into seas brimming with marine life. A primary source of protein, seafood was a basic staple of the ancient Mediterranean diet; it remains so today.<\/p>\n
Keen observers of their subjects, ancient vase painters so accurately captured the shapes and markings of the fish they depicted that it is possible to identify most of them by species. This example is decorated with two pairs of large fish. A scallop attached to an outer band of a decorative pattern in the center separates a gilt head, on the left, from a fish known as king of the mullets, on the right. Opposite them is a lettered perch confronting a scorpion fish. Details of their anatomy were drawn with dilute glaze. Around them are shells, a small fish, and other creatures. A running wave pattern around the central concavity, with a gently sloped floor for collecting juices or serving sauces, recalls the sea, the source of the bounty.<\/p>\n","short_description":"This skillfully decorated Athenian plate was made to serve the sea life it depicts. A scallop sits between a gilt-head bream and a red mullet. Opposite them, a lettered perch confronts a spiny scorpion fish. Shells, a small fish, and a mollusk or crustacean ring the outside. The central cavity, decorated with wave patterns, would have collected the delicious juices from the cooked fish.","dimensions":"5.1 \u00d7 34 \u00d7 34 cm (2 \u00d7 13 3\/8 \u00d7 13 3\/8 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":34,"width":34,"height":5,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"terracotta, red-figure","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Gift of Philip D. Armour and Charles L. Hutchinson","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"Art Institute of Chicago, Preliminary Catalogue of Metal Work, Graeco-Italian Vases, and Antiquities, December 9, 1889 (Chicago: Early and Halla Printing Company, 1889), p. 44, no. 354.\n\nE.F. Bloedow and C. Bj\u00f6rk, \u201cAn Apulian Red-Figure Fish-Plate\u201d, in P. Brind'Amour and P. Senay (eds.), M\u00e9langes offerts en hommage \u00e0 \u00c9tienne Gareau (Ottowa 1982), p. 124, fig. 22.\n\nIan McPhee and Arthur Dale Trendall, Greek Red-Figured Fish-Plates, Beiheft zur Halbjahresschrift Antike Kunst, 14 (Vereinigung d. Freunde Antiker Kunst, 1987), p. 49, no. 140, pl. 10d-e and color plate A, fig. 1.\n\nN. Kunisch, Griechische Fischteller: Natur und Bild (Berlin: Mann, 1989), pp. 77, 79-81, 88, 90-91, fig. 15.\n\nMartin Robertson, The Art of Vase-painting in Classical Athens (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992), p. 275, fig. 275.\n\nKaren B. Alexander, \"From Plaster to Stone: Ancient Art at the Art Institute of Chicago,\" in Karen Manchester, Recasting the Past: Collecting and Presenting Antiquities at the Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago; New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012), p. 18.","exhibition_history":"The Art Institute of Chicago, Ancient Art Galleries, Gallery 155, April 20, 1994 - February 6, 2012.\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, Of Gods and Glamour: The Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art, Gallery 151, November 11, 2012 - present (excluding February 2014 -March 2015).\n\nOmaha, NE, Joslyn Art Museum, Poseidon and the Sea: Myth, Cult, and Daily Life, February 6 - May 11, 2014 ; traveled to Florida, Tampa Museum of Art, June 14 - November 30, 2014, and Hanover, NH, Hood Museum of Art, January 17, 2015 - March 15, 2015.","provenance_text":"Pio Marinangeli, Rome; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1889; price reimbursed by Charles Hutchinson and Philip D. Armour, 1889.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":941,"fiscal_year":null,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":41.4323,"color":{"h":359,"l":35,"s":1,"percentage":0.020008861067043977,"population":182},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":true,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":"Gallery 151","gallery_id":26773,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Decorative Arts","artwork_type_id":8,"department_title":"Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium","department_id":"PC-4","artist_id":2601,"artist_title":"Ancient Greek","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[2601],"artist_titles":["Ancient Greek"],"category_ids":["PC-4"],"category_titles":["Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium"],"term_titles":["plate (general, dish)","terracotta","greek","earthenware","animals","dish (vessel)","ceramic","inorganic material","attic","red-figure","ceramics","vessel","ancient art","ancient","decorative arts"],"style_id":"TM-4408","style_title":"greek","alt_style_ids":["TM-4637","TM-4664","TM-8542"],"style_ids":["TM-4408","TM-4637","TM-4664","TM-8542"],"style_titles":["greek","attic","red-figure","ancient"],"classification_id":"TM-11765","classification_title":"plate (general, dish)","alt_classification_ids":["TM-74","TM-11783","TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392","TM-1678"],"classification_ids":["TM-11765","TM-74","TM-11783","TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392","TM-1678"],"classification_titles":["plate (general, dish)","earthenware","dish (vessel)","ceramics","vessel","ancient art","decorative arts"],"subject_id":null,"alt_subject_ids":["TM-12218"],"subject_ids":["TM-12218"],"subject_titles":["animals"],"material_id":"TM-2433","alt_material_ids":["TM-2432","TM-2600"],"material_ids":["TM-2433","TM-2432","TM-2600"],"material_titles":["terracotta","ceramic","inorganic material"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"41e76dfc-8322-cc90-121b-0cab281051d4","alt_image_ids":["0ea27f42-70e1-f892-b503-88cca530c55b","e420a517-fa0a-205d-d304-ad313efe636c"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1889.98"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Fish Plate"],"weight":7560,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-04-13T18:18:53-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:36:29-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":183,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/183","is_boosted":false,"title":"Kantharos (Wine Cup)","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBQAFAPQAACAhIiMkJigoJyYnKC0sKzIyMzQzMTk3Njg3Nzw7OUA+PENAPURCQllTS1dXV1lZWV5eXmNaUXBnX2dmZYp\/c4iCfJ2Sht7KseTRuwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAFAAUAAAUVoKEwB7FYGJUA0tUEhRANyDNVkBMCADs=","width":2251,"height":2250,"alt_text":"Cream-colored cup with a small round foot and a thin stem. Two thin arms flare up and out from mid-cup in a \"V\" shape and bend inward without reconnecting to the cup. The cup's opening tapers in before flaring out again at the lip. Greek letters are inscribed on the cup between the arms and lip."},"main_reference_number":"1889.26","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":-310,"date_end":-280,"date_display":"310-280 BCE","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Greek; Apulia, Italy \nprobably made in Canosa, said to have been found in Tarento, Italy","place_of_origin":"Apulia","description":"
This style of cup, with its tall, thin stem and symmetrical handles, is called a kantharos. The form was extremely popular for drinking wine in ancient Greece. An inscription near the lip reads [i]Aphrodites[\/i], dedicating the vessel \u201cto Aphrodite.\u201d This represents a fitting tribute to the goddess of pleasure and beauty, who was also romantically linked to the wine god, Dionysos.<\/p>\n","short_description":"This is an example of one of the most popular types of wine cup in ancient Greece, the kantharos. Rising from a round foot and a thin stem, the cup flares out to a wide bowl with two handles on opposite sides. While most examples are glazed, this elegant exception bears evidence it was once gilded. Before firing it was also inscribed with the word \"Aphrodites\" near the lip of the cup.","dimensions":"20.6 \u00d7 19.6 \u00d7 13 cm (8 1\/8 \u00d7 7 3\/4 \u00d7 5 1\/8 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":13,"width":19,"height":20,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Terracotta with traces of gilding","inscriptions":"\"Of Aphrodite.\"","credit_line":"Gift of Philip D. Armour and Charles L. Hutchinson","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"William M.R. French, Notes [on a] journey to Europe with Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Hutchinson starting from New York Sat'y Mch. 9, 1889- , (unpublished manuscript, Art Institute of Chicago Archives), p. 27.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Preliminary Catalogue of Metal Work, Graeco-Italian Vases, and Antiquities, December 9, 1889 (Chicago: Early and Halla Printing Company, 1889), p. 39, no. 325.\n\nKaren B. Alexander, \"From Plaster to Stone: Ancient Art at the Art Institute of Chicago,\" in Karen Manchester, Recasting the Past: Collecting and Presenting Antiquities at the Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago; New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012), p. 18.\n\nJasper Gaunt, \"Nestor's Cup and Its Reception,\" in Voice and Voices in Antiquity: Orality and Literacy in the Ancient World, vol. 11, edited by Niall W. Slater (Leiden: Brill, 2017), p. 106, footnote 52.","exhibition_history":"The Art Institute of Chicago, The Classical Collection: Early Accessions, Gallery 101A, October 8, 1986-February 27, 1987.","provenance_text":"Said to be found in Taranto, 1878 [Old Register at the Art Institute of Chicago]. Augusto Mele, Naples, Italy; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago through J.C. Fletcher as agent, 1889; price reimbursed by Charles Hutchinson and Philip D. Armour, 1889.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":941,"fiscal_year":null,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":17.8434,"color":{"h":203,"l":17,"s":0,"percentage":0.6734688995551953,"population":4786},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":true,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":"Gallery 151","gallery_id":26773,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Vessel","artwork_type_id":23,"department_title":"Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium","department_id":"PC-4","artist_id":2601,"artist_title":"Ancient Greek","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[2601],"artist_titles":["Ancient Greek"],"category_ids":["PC-4"],"category_titles":["Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium"],"term_titles":["terracotta","drinking vessel","hellenistic","stoneware","ceramics","vessel","ancient art","writing","ancient"],"style_id":"TM-4423","style_title":"hellenistic","alt_style_ids":["TM-8542"],"style_ids":["TM-4423","TM-8542"],"style_titles":["hellenistic","ancient"],"classification_id":"TM-11734","classification_title":"drinking vessel","alt_classification_ids":["TM-279","TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392"],"classification_ids":["TM-11734","TM-279","TM-46","TM-27","TM-1392"],"classification_titles":["drinking vessel","stoneware","ceramics","vessel","ancient art"],"subject_id":null,"alt_subject_ids":["TM-8632"],"subject_ids":["TM-8632"],"subject_titles":["writing"],"material_id":"TM-2433","alt_material_ids":[],"material_ids":["TM-2433"],"material_titles":["terracotta"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"bde56de2-6202-62ab-dd2b-1018148ba349","alt_image_ids":["e420a517-fa0a-205d-d304-ad313efe636c","e7f4224c-5e42-d9d2-3e9d-1500550d552a"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1889.26"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Kantharos (Wine Cup)"],"weight":35240,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2025-11-19T13:57:43-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:36:29-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":164,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/164","is_boosted":false,"title":"Column-Krater (Mixing Bowl)","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBAAFAPQAAFg2Fl85FW9FHXpLHnVlVn5uXayqpq6tqcbBu8nCu8vIxczKyNPRz9XV1NbW1NjW1PHx8vLy9PP09PT19QAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAEAAUAAAUR4LMojBEARzIICEQUkeQ0UwgAOw==","width":1831,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of terracotta, red-figure."},"main_reference_number":"1889.16","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":-460,"date_end":-460,"date_display":"about 460 BCE","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Attributed to a Member of the Earlier Mannerist Group\nGreek; Athens","place_of_origin":"Athens","description":"
The Greeks diluted their wine by blending it with water. The master of ceremonies at the symposium, or drinking party for men, determined the ratio of wine to water, both of which were poured into a large mixing bowl, like this one. This particular shape is called a column krater after its columnar handles. It is decorated with a mythological scene. Salmoneus, king of Elis, pretended to be Zeus by imitating the sound of thunder and the appearance of lightning. Angered at his impudence, here Zeus strikes Salmoneus dead with a real lightning bolt.<\/p>\n","short_description":"The Greeks diluted their wine with water, and it was the master of ceremonies at the symposium, or drinking party, who determined the ratio of wine to water. Both were poured into a large mixing bowl like this one decorated with a mythological scene. Salmoneus, king of Elis, pretended to be Zeus by imitating the sound of thunder and the appearance of lightning. Angered by this, Zeus here strikes Salmoneus dead with a lightning bolt.","dimensions":"46.5 \u00d7 45.6 \u00d7 38 cm (18 1\/4 \u00d7 18 \u00d7 15 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":38,"width":45,"height":46,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"terracotta, red-figure","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Gift of Philip D. Armour and Charles L. Hutchinson","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"William M.R. French, Notes [on a] journey to Europe with Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Hutchinson starting from New York Sat'y Mch. 9, 1889- , (unpublished manuscript, Art Institute of Chicago Archives), p. 23.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Preliminary Catalogue of Metal Work, Graeco-Italian Vases, and Antiquities, December 9, 1889 (Chicago: Early and Halla Printing Company, 1889), pp. 36-7, no. 301. \n\nErnest Gardner, \"Vase in Chicago Representing the Madness of Athamas,\" American Journal of Archaeology, 2nd series, vol. III (1899), pp. 331-344, Plate 4.\n\nC. Robert, \u201cZur Oidipussage\u201d, Apophoreton. Versammlung deutscher Philologen und Sch\u00fclm\u00e4nner 47 (1903), pp. 105-6.\n\nJ.D. Beazley, Attic Red-Figure Vase Painters (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1963), p. 585, no. 29.\n\nn.a. \"Salmoneo,\" Enciclopedia dell'arte antica classica VI (1965), pp. 1076, fig. 1185.\n\nM. Robertson, \u201cMonocrepis,\u201d Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies (GRBS) vol. 13 (1972), p. 44.\n\nMartin Robertson, A History of Greek Art (London; New York: Cambridge University Press, 1976), pp. 246 and 659 n. 154, pl. 85b.\n\nK. Schefold, Die G\u00f6ttersage in der klassischen und hellenistischen Kunst (Munich 1981), p. 158 fig. 211.\n\nK.W. Arafat, Classical Zeus: A Study in Art and Literature (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1990), pp. 200, 205, plate 38 (ill.).\n\nMartin Robertson, The Art of Vase-Painting in Classical Athens (London; New York: Cambridge University Press, 1992), pp. 149, 150 (ill.).\n\nHans Christoph Ackermann, Lexicon iconographicum mythologiae classicae (LIMC) vol. 7 (Artemis-Verlag, 1994), sv Salmoneus, pp. 654-5 no. 6 (E. Simon).\n\nR. Krumeich, N. Pechstein and B. Seidensticker (eds.), Das griechishe Satyrspiel (Darmstadt 1999), pp. 385-6.\n\nKaren B. Alexander, \"From Plaster to Stone: Ancient Art at the Art Institute of Chicago,\" in Karen Manchester, Recasting the Past: Collecting and Presenting Antiquities at the Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago; New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012), p. 18.","exhibition_history":"The Art Institute of Chicago, Greek Vase Painting in Midwestern Collections, Number 98, December 22, 1980-February 24, 1980.\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, Myth and Legend in Classical Art, Gallery 101A, March 1, 1987-August 31, 1987.\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, The Human Figure in Greek and Roman Art: From the Permanent Collection, Part 2, Gallery 120A, January 13, 1989-September 24, 1989. \n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, The First Year of the Classical Collection, Gallery 101A, October 3, 1989-January 2, 1991. \n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, Ancient Art Galleries, Gallery 155, April 20, 1994-February 6, 2012.\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago, Of Gods and Glamour: The Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art, Gallery 151, November 11, 2012-present.","provenance_text":"Said to be found in Nola [Old Register at the Art Institute of Chicago]. Augusto Mele, Naples, Italy, by 1889; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago through J.C. Fletcher as agent, 1889; price reimbursed by Charles Hutchinson and Philip D. Armour, 1889.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":941,"fiscal_year":null,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":44.4308,"color":{"h":25,"l":42,"s":82,"percentage":0.010190668553657878,"population":89},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Vessel","artwork_type_id":23,"department_title":"Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium","department_id":"PC-4","artist_id":2601,"artist_title":"Ancient Greek","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[2601],"artist_titles":["Ancient Greek"],"category_ids":["PC-4"],"category_titles":["Arts of Greece, Rome, and Byzantium"],"term_titles":["terracotta","attic","vessel","mythological figures","earthenware","ceramic","inorganic material","red-figure","ceramics","ancient art","drinking","zeus"],"style_id":"TM-4637","style_title":"attic","alt_style_ids":["TM-4664"],"style_ids":["TM-4637","TM-4664"],"style_titles":["attic","red-figure"],"classification_id":"TM-27","classification_title":"vessel","alt_classification_ids":["TM-74","TM-46","TM-1392"],"classification_ids":["TM-27","TM-74","TM-46","TM-1392"],"classification_titles":["vessel","earthenware","ceramics","ancient art"],"subject_id":"TM-12704","alt_subject_ids":["TM-12077","TM-14087"],"subject_ids":["TM-12704","TM-12077","TM-14087"],"subject_titles":["mythological figures","drinking","zeus"],"material_id":"TM-2433","alt_material_ids":["TM-2432","TM-2600"],"material_ids":["TM-2433","TM-2432","TM-2600"],"material_titles":["terracotta","ceramic","inorganic material"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"f7c96efa-2b60-565e-3b03-a3acf7f79ea9","alt_image_ids":["54bdd5b4-4ea2-e356-5acd-dbca4c9e757e","e420a517-fa0a-205d-d304-ad313efe636c"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1889.16"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Column-Krater (Mixing Bowl)"],"weight":96912,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2025-02-27T12:39:38-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:36:29-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":60561,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/60561","is_boosted":false,"title":"Bureau","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBwAFAPUAAFQsGGExFlw2JGU6I2w+JGZFNnRLNXlRPHpTPW1SQ2FTT3VYSX5mW31pYnhqZXdraYBrYZF4bpF8dJF+dZZ\/eIqFhZqVmbu0sb+5tru8ub28ucPAwMTAwcbFxcbGxMrGxcnGx8vHyOfi5wAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAHAAUAAAYhwM0lQpFgOB7IwCCYgDSLA6LA+GQSAQKgEepUHg6FRRQEADs=","width":3000,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of walnut, ebonized walnut, pine, and brass."},"main_reference_number":"1947.409","has_not_been_viewed_much":true,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1755,"date_end":1770,"date_display":"c. 1760\u201365","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Probably Fratelli Valentini Workshop (about 1760\u201370)\nMilan, Duchy of Milan (now Italy)","place_of_origin":"Milan","description":"
The top portion of this desk drops down to create a writing surface, revealing a suite of discreet drawers. Its bulbous shape (bomb\u00e9<\/em> in French) is characteristic of continental European furniture from the mid-1700s. Northern Italian designers developed a distinct style, called Barocchetto<\/em>, inspired by marble church altars. Craftspeople expertly arranged the burl-walnut veneers in this example to mimic marbling, while raised molding unifies the drawers, enhancing the visual harmony.<\/p>\n","short_description":null,"dimensions":"121.3 \u00d7 132.1 \u00d7 48.3 cm (47 3\/4 \u00d7 52 \u00d7 19 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":48,"width":132,"height":121,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Walnut, ebonized walnut, pine, and brass","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Bessie Bennett Endowment","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":null,"exhibition_history":null,"provenance_text":null,"edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Basic","internal_department_id":6,"fiscal_year":1947,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":37.2578,"color":{"h":220,"l":48,"s":20,"percentage":0.0028154421370331995,"population":15},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":true,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":"Galleries 231-233","gallery_id":32536,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Furniture","artwork_type_id":6,"department_title":"Applied Arts of Europe","department_id":"PC-9","artist_id":118272,"artist_title":"Valentini Workshop","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[118272],"artist_titles":["Valentini Workshop"],"category_ids":["PC-9"],"category_titles":["Applied Arts of Europe"],"term_titles":["desk","walnut","veneering","barocchetto","writing","wood (plant material)","furniture","european decorative arts","furniture","joinery","Rococo","storage"],"style_id":"TM-5962","style_title":"barocchetto","alt_style_ids":["TM-5895"],"style_ids":["TM-5962","TM-5895"],"style_titles":["barocchetto","Rococo"],"classification_id":"TM-306","classification_title":"desk","alt_classification_ids":["TM-76","TM-1394"],"classification_ids":["TM-306","TM-76","TM-1394"],"classification_titles":["desk","furniture","european decorative arts"],"subject_id":"TM-8632","alt_subject_ids":["TM-9132","TM-12393"],"subject_ids":["TM-8632","TM-9132","TM-12393"],"subject_titles":["writing","furniture","storage"],"material_id":"TM-3609","alt_material_ids":["TM-2431"],"material_ids":["TM-3609","TM-2431"],"material_titles":["walnut","wood (plant material)"],"technique_id":"TM-4024","alt_technique_ids":["TM-13804"],"technique_ids":["TM-4024","TM-13804"],"technique_titles":["veneering","joinery"],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"454a922b-eeb9-183f-c930-d0fb7fbe09ef","alt_image_ids":["c4fdd016-71e2-45d3-218f-5ac39d88bf22"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1947.409"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Bureau"],"weight":137,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-03-11T12:17:20-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:36:27-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":116399,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/116399","is_boosted":false,"title":"Boy's Armor","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBgAFAPQAAEdERVBMTlxZWWhlZG5rbW9sbXRxcXRycXx5eX16en17e358e398f4OAgYyJiJeVl5qXl5uZmaKgobCur7u6vcPCxMfGyM3LzNDQ0dTU19va3d\/e4Obl5+Tl6QAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAGAAUAAAUYIHcZitVtx7AkmgQ4UfAghFAwDVRhGTWFADs=","width":2784,"height":2370,"alt_text":"A work made of steel, brass, and leather."},"main_reference_number":"1982.2404a-g","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1675,"date_end":1700,"date_display":"late 17th century","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Western European","place_of_origin":"France","description":null,"short_description":null,"dimensions":"H.: 127 cm (50 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":null,"width":null,"height":127,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Steel, brass, and leather","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"George F. Harding Collection","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":null,"exhibition_history":null,"provenance_text":null,"edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Basic","internal_department_id":6,"fiscal_year":1982,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":true,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":2.7279,"color":{"h":251,"l":88,"s":4,"percentage":0.5922937380426054,"population":3585},"latitude":41.878742681041,"longitude":-87.6233002367707,"latlon":"41.878742681041,-87.623300236771","is_on_view":true,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":"Gallery 239","gallery_id":28498,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Armor","artwork_type_id":29,"department_title":"Applied Arts of Europe","department_id":"PC-9","artist_id":null,"artist_title":null,"alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[],"artist_titles":[],"category_ids":["PC-9"],"category_titles":["Applied Arts of Europe"],"term_titles":["suit","leather","animal material","steel","iron alloy","metal","inorganic material","armor","arms and armor"],"style_id":null,"style_title":null,"alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":[],"style_titles":[],"classification_id":"TM-1135","classification_title":"suit","alt_classification_ids":["TM-64","TM-351"],"classification_ids":["TM-1135","TM-64","TM-351"],"classification_titles":["suit","armor","arms and armor"],"subject_id":null,"alt_subject_ids":[],"subject_ids":[],"subject_titles":[],"material_id":"TM-2454","alt_material_ids":["TM-3477","TM-2538","TM-2678","TM-2568","TM-2600"],"material_ids":["TM-2454","TM-3477","TM-2538","TM-2678","TM-2568","TM-2600"],"material_titles":["leather","animal material","steel","iron alloy","metal","inorganic material"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"51d9f203-0653-2079-e96a-d6be82851f8a","alt_image_ids":["6c02b8c0-cbd4-5e88-da68-8d967bd9b624"],"document_ids":["373224bc-6a0f-acf6-a758-30707538c3ce"],"sound_ids":["373224bc-6a0f-acf6-a758-30707538c3ce"],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1982.2404a-g"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Boy's Armor"],"weight":654,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2025-11-06T16:26:01-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:35:35-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":99766,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/99766","is_boosted":true,"title":"Untitled (Butterfly Habitat)","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBAAFAPQAAJSTi5KRj5aSjZeWlZmWkJiXkpqYkZ2ZkZqYlZ6alKCdm66um6qnpK2oo7y4pce9psG6qcXArMHCsgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAEAAUAAAURYAAYSLE4yfFEiQBJxMA0SggAOw==","width":5092,"height":6112,"alt_text":"Frosted glass box with six compartments for yellow, green, blue butterflies."},"main_reference_number":"1982.1845","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1935,"date_end":1945,"date_display":"c. 1940","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Joseph Cornell\nAmerican, 1903\u20131972","place_of_origin":"United States","description":" For approximately thirty years, Joseph Cornell worked in relative obscurity in the basement of his home in Queens, New York, creating a multitude of wondrous miniature worlds within his boxed constructions. Poetic m\u00e9langes of found objects and materials, his deeply personal and elusive work (which also includes many collages on paper) combines the enthusiasms of his childhood\u2014butterflies, marbles, seashells, sky charts, stamps\u2014with adult fascinations such as ballerinas, empty cages, and movie stars. Cornell\u2019s boxes often prompt a dizzying series of associations; in Untitled (Butterfly Habitat)<\/em>, these include Christmas decorations, collector\u2019s cabinets for specimens, microscopes, natural history displays, sailor\u2019s boxes, and windows. Some of these references are contradictory, reinforcing the work\u2019s ambiguity. Ideas linked to flight, voyages, and the exotic are countered by the rigid and symmetrical organization of the display. The butterflies are not, however, pinned as they would be on a specimen board. Each pane of paint-spattered glass encloses a small compartment with white wood walls in which a cutout of a paper butterfly is suspended with string, allowing for some movement as the box is handled.<\/p>\n","short_description":"For nearly 30 years, Cornell worked in relative obscurity in the basement of his home in Queens, New York, creating wondrous miniature worlds within his boxed constructions. These deeply personal and poetic assemblages of found objects and materials often prompt a dizzying array of associations. In Untitled (Butterfly Habitat), these include Christmas decorations, collector\u2019s specimen cabinets, microscopes, natural history displays, and windows.","dimensions":"30.5 \u00d7 23.2 \u00d7 8 cm (12 \u00d7 9 1\/8 \u00d7 3 1\/8 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":8,"width":23,"height":30,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Box construction with painted glass","inscriptions":"Signed and dated on back, lower center, on paper label: Joseph Cornell (typed) \/ Joseph Cornell (in artist\u2019s hand) \/ ca. 1940 (typed)","credit_line":"Lindy and Edwin Bergman Joseph Cornell Collection","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"Dore Ashton, A Joseph Cornell Album, 1974, pp. 82-84 (ill.), as Butterfly Habitat. \n\nDiane Waldman, Joseph Cornell 1977, pl. 5. \n\nA.M. Hammacher, Phantoms of the Imagination: Fantasy in Art and Literature from Blake to Dali, New York, 1981, fig. 324 and p. 344, as Butterfly Habitat.","exhibition_history":"Beverly Hills, California, Copley Galleries, Objects by Joseph Cornell, 1948, no. 11, as Series of Butterflies. \n\nPasadena, California, Pasadena Art Museum, An Exhibition of Works by Joseph Cornell, 1966-67, no. 12 (ill.), as Untitled (Series of Butterfly Habitats). \n\nWashington, D.C., National Collection of Fine Arts, Smithsonian Institution, Joseph Cornell (1903-1972), 1973-74, no cat. \n\nNew York, Castelli, Feigen, Corcoran, Joseph Cornell Portfolio, 1976, no. 7 (ill.). \n\nNew York, The Museum of Modern Art, Joseph Cornell, 1980-82, traveled to London, D\u00fcsseldorf, Florence, Paris, and Chicago, exh. cat., no. 160 (ill.; New York and Chicago only).","provenance_text":"Sold by the artist to William Copley, Beverly Hills, by 1948. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Berman, Sherman Oaks, California, by 1966; sold to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Feigen, New York, 1973; sold to Lindy and Edwin Bergman, Chicago, 1976; partially given to the Art Institute, 1982; remaining percentage given to the Art Institure, 2006.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":246,"fiscal_year":2019,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":false,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":1280,"copyright_notice":"\u00a9 The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation \/ Licensed by VAGA at ARS, New York","has_multimedia_resources":true,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":true,"colorfulness":21.5162,"color":{"h":49,"l":48,"s":68,"percentage":0.001525332845226823,"population":13},"latitude":41.8805375724786,"longitude":-87.6216795668005,"latlon":"41.880537572479,-87.6216795668","is_on_view":true,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":"Gallery 397","gallery_id":23995,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Mixed Media","artwork_type_id":15,"department_title":"Modern Art","department_id":"PC-11","artist_id":34033,"artist_title":"Joseph Cornell","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[34033],"artist_titles":["Joseph Cornell"],"category_ids":["PC-11","PC-831"],"category_titles":["Modern Art","Essentials"],"term_titles":["sculpture","sculpting","20th Century","glass","butterflies","Surrealism Highlights","construction\/mixed media","black (color)","blue (color)","yellow (color)","boxes","insects","animals","mixed media"],"style_id":"TM-13130","style_title":"20th Century","alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":["TM-13130"],"style_titles":["20th Century"],"classification_id":"TM-13","classification_title":"sculpture","alt_classification_ids":["TM-14412","TM-554","TM-10366"],"classification_ids":["TM-13","TM-14412","TM-554","TM-10366"],"classification_titles":["sculpture","Surrealism Highlights","construction\/mixed media","mixed media"],"subject_id":"TM-11223","alt_subject_ids":["TM-11845","TM-11843","TM-11842","TM-12569","TM-8918","TM-12218"],"subject_ids":["TM-11223","TM-11845","TM-11843","TM-11842","TM-12569","TM-8918","TM-12218"],"subject_titles":["butterflies","black (color)","blue (color)","yellow (color)","boxes","insects","animals"],"material_id":"TM-2453","alt_material_ids":[],"material_ids":["TM-2453"],"material_titles":["glass"],"technique_id":"TM-12999","alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":["TM-12999"],"technique_titles":["sculpting"],"theme_titles":["Essentials"],"image_id":"1221a4a5-0b72-41df-3624-98abb53cf3a9","alt_image_ids":["db2d588a-5211-9404-23f8-1fbcc68ece43"],"document_ids":["6ff08843-d0b6-1395-3192-38e243eb1237"],"sound_ids":["6ff08843-d0b6-1395-3192-38e243eb1237"],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_boosted":"Untitled (Butterfly Habitat)","suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1982.1845"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Untitled (Butterfly Habitat)"],"weight":6534,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-02-26T16:15:29-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:35:23-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":69454,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/69454","is_boosted":false,"title":"Bedcover","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBQAFAPQAAI93LZl\/Mq2QOrKVP6WRS62TSLeZRLaaRrOZT7icSruiUMOnU8OoUdGyWtCzXM+2ZNG1ZtW4YdS9a9i9a9K7ctvAaOHEaeTLeOzRdgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAFAAUAAAUVIMEcAiBhlVNQ1wQhjxU1hrIkQxACADs=","width":2095,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of wool, plain weave, glazed (calimanco); quilted with silk thread."},"main_reference_number":"1987.148","has_not_been_viewed_much":true,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1778,"date_end":1778,"date_display":"1778","date_qualifier_title":"Made","date_qualifier_id":4,"artist_display":"Probably Newton, Massachusetts, United States","place_of_origin":"Newton","description":null,"short_description":null,"dimensions":"244.2 \u00d7 228.6 cm (96 1\/8 \u00d7 90 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":null,"width":228,"height":244,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Wool, plain weave, glazed (calimanco); quilted with silk thread","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Grace R. Smith Textile Endowment","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"The Art Institute of Chicago Annual Report (1986-87): 27.","exhibition_history":"Art Institute of Chicago, Gift, Bequest and Purchase-A Selection of Textile Acquisitions from 1982-1987, Mar. 18-Aug. 14, 1989.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, America the Beautiful: Textiles from the Permanent Collection, Mar. 6\u2013Jul. 21, 1996.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, Fabric of a New Nation: American Needlework and Textiles, 1776\u20131840, Dec. 16, 2011\u2013Jun. 3, 2012; extended: Jul. 12\u2013Nov. 11, 2012.","provenance_text":"Eliza Ann Hunnewell, Newton, MA, 1778 [reportedly made for Eliza Ann Hunnewell for her wedding chest in 1778; this and the following according to statement from previous owner provided by Cora Ginsburg, Mar. 16, 1987; copy in curatorial object file]; by descent within the family; given to unnamed owner (died 1878); by descent within the family to Mrs. Sherman, Newton, MA; sold to Sarah J. Lewis (died 1916), Newton, MA, before 1916; by descent to her son, 1916; sold to Cora Ginsburg, Tarrytown, NY, by Mar. 16, 1987 [invoice, Mar. 16, 1987; copy in curatorial object file]; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1987.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":4,"fiscal_year":1987,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":63.1126,"color":{"h":44,"l":55,"s":51,"percentage":0.26084164028758117,"population":1990},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Textile","artwork_type_id":5,"department_title":"Textiles","department_id":"PC-14","artist_id":null,"artist_title":null,"alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[],"artist_titles":[],"category_ids":["PC-14"],"category_titles":["Textiles"],"term_titles":["needlework - quilt","foliage","wool (textile)","plain weaving","quilting","textile"],"style_id":null,"style_title":null,"alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":[],"style_titles":[],"classification_id":"TM-1016","classification_title":"needlework - quilt","alt_classification_ids":["TM-69"],"classification_ids":["TM-1016","TM-69"],"classification_titles":["needlework - quilt","textile"],"subject_id":"TM-11206","alt_subject_ids":[],"subject_ids":["TM-11206"],"subject_titles":["foliage"],"material_id":"TM-2581","alt_material_ids":[],"material_ids":["TM-2581"],"material_titles":["wool (textile)"],"technique_id":"TM-10513","alt_technique_ids":["TM-4239"],"technique_ids":["TM-10513","TM-4239"],"technique_titles":["plain weaving","quilting"],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"c04c60e8-5488-e191-1631-13f62c575d72","alt_image_ids":["f4fe37c0-33e0-f131-24cd-b974af475eee"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1987.148"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Bedcover"],"weight":172,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-03-27T14:49:28-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:35:17-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":76776,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/76776","is_boosted":false,"title":"Kyoto Evergreen (Furnishing Fabric)","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAgAFAPMAACVAOylCPjBCRDJERDBJRjNIRkVcWEpcWlFeXVNiXgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAACAAUAAAQIECUxSAHBnAgAOw==","width":859,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of rayon, plain weave with supplementary pile warps forming cut solid velvet; tie-dyed."},"main_reference_number":"1990.225","has_not_been_viewed_much":true,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1989,"date_end":1989,"date_display":"1989","date_qualifier_title":"Made","date_qualifier_id":4,"artist_display":"Designed by Maya Romanoff (American, 1941-2014)\nUnited States, Illinois, Chicago","place_of_origin":"United States","description":null,"short_description":null,"dimensions":"227.5 \u00d7 82.5 cm (109 1\/4 \u00d7 32 1\/2 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":null,"width":82,"height":227,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Rayon, plain weave with supplementary pile warps forming cut solid velvet; tie-dyed","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Purchased with funds provided by Mrs. Ralph P. Youngren","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":null,"exhibition_history":null,"provenance_text":null,"edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Basic","internal_department_id":4,"fiscal_year":1991,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":false,"is_zoomable":false,"max_zoom_window_size":843,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":22.747,"color":{"h":168,"l":51,"s":47,"percentage":5.372462048928086e-5,"population":1},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Textile","artwork_type_id":5,"department_title":"Textiles","department_id":"PC-14","artist_id":22139,"artist_title":"Maya Romanoff","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[22139],"artist_titles":["Maya Romanoff"],"category_ids":["PC-14","PC-154","PC-827"],"category_titles":["Textiles","Chicago Artists","SAIC Alumni and Faculty"],"term_titles":["Chicago","textile","weaving - printed","furnishing textile"],"style_id":null,"style_title":null,"alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":[],"style_titles":[],"classification_id":"TM-69","classification_title":"textile","alt_classification_ids":["TM-353","TM-14729"],"classification_ids":["TM-69","TM-353","TM-14729"],"classification_titles":["textile","weaving - printed","furnishing textile"],"subject_id":"TM-12075","alt_subject_ids":[],"subject_ids":["TM-12075"],"subject_titles":["Chicago"],"material_id":null,"alt_material_ids":[],"material_ids":[],"material_titles":[],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":["Chicago Artists","SAIC Alumni and Faculty"],"image_id":"c7791e9e-a979-5284-2a81-178a28cecc21","alt_image_ids":["66fbc0aa-485a-2f10-7508-a0444b791fab"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1990.225"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Kyoto Evergreen (Furnishing Fabric)"],"weight":1,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2025-11-06T00:10:17-06:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:35:10-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":71562,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/71562","is_boosted":false,"title":"Sunlight","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBgAFAPQAAJaGfW2BjHmChHaFiniMjnaKmXudm4KGi42Tj4eQkoeZk4WSm4aRn4iRnISemZKZlpWVnIink56mmpm2lqqliZqlqJSlspawtKq0rKGxta+4s6u4tbO7wMPPwQAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAGAAUAAAUYoNFp2RQ52FVISgI8VkAg1MYxhzAsVQOFADs=","width":2886,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of oil on canvas."},"main_reference_number":"1915.557","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1913,"date_end":1913,"date_display":"c. 1913","date_qualifier_title":"c.","date_qualifier_id":60,"artist_display":"Richard E. Miller (American, 1875\u20131943)","place_of_origin":"United States","description":" Like many of his American contemporaries, Richard E. Miller studied at the Acad\u00e9mie Julian in Paris and spent time at Giverny, the site of Claude Monet\u2019s country home. Sunlight<\/em> is one of a group of paintings depicting scenes of women outdoors or in sunlit interiors. The light filling the room is diffused evenly over the models, objects, and windows, creating a variety of decorative patterns. In his interest in painting as nonnarrative and his technical experiments with thickly applied color over thin layers of pigment, Miller is not dissimilar to one of his many influences, \u00c9douard Vuillard<\/a>.<\/p>\n","short_description":"Like many of his American contemporaries, Richard E. Miller studied at the Acad\u00e9mie Julian in Paris and spent time at Giverny, the site of Claude Monet\u2019s country home. Sunlight<\/em> is one of a group of paintings depicting scenes of women outdoors or in sunlit interiors. The light filling the room is diffused evenly over the models, objects, and windows, creating a variety of decorative patterns.","dimensions":"114.3 \u00d7 146.1 cm (45 \u00d7 57 1\/2 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":null,"width":146,"height":114,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Oil on canvas","inscriptions":"Signed recto, bottom-right, in blue paint: \"Miller\".","credit_line":"Friends of American Art Collection","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"Catalogue of the Twenty-Eighth Annual Exhibition of American Oil Paintings and Sculpture<\/em>, exh. cat. (Art Institute of Chicago, 1915), n.p., cat. 222.\n\n\u201cComing Exhibitions\u201d, Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago<\/em> 10, no. 1 (1916): 122\u201324 (ill.), https:\/\/www.jstor.org\/stable\/4102633<\/a>.\n\nFriends of American Art Yearbook, 1914\u20131915<\/em>, 5th ed. (1916), 23, 92, 94, 183.\n\nGeorge William Eggers, Handbook of Sculpture, Architecture, Paintings, and Drawings: Part II: Paintings and Drawings<\/em>, vol. 2 (Art Institute of Chicago, 1920), 44, cat. 405, https:\/\/hdl.handle.net\/2027\/mdp.39015036764952<\/a>.\n\nRobert B. Harshe, Handbook of Sculpture, Architecture and Paintings: Part II: Paintings<\/em>, vol. 2 (Art Institute of Chicago, 1922), 46, cat. 405, https:\/\/hdl.handle.net\/2027\/uva.x006053578<\/a>.\n\nMilwaukee Art Institute, Catalogue of an Exhibition of Forty Paintings Presented to the Art Institute of Chicago by the Friends of American Art<\/em>, exh. cat. (Milwaukee Art Institute, 1925), n.p., cat. 27.\n\nJudith A. Barter, et al., The Age of American Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Art Institute of Chicago<\/em> (Art Institute of Chicago, 2011), 130, cat. 74 (ill.).","exhibition_history":"Art Institute of Chicago, Twenty-Eighth Annual Exhibition of American Oil Paintings and Sculpture<\/em><\/a>, Nov. 16, 1915\u2013Jan. 2, 1916, cat. 222.\n\nMilwaukee Art Institute, An Exhibition of Forty Paintings Presented to the Art Institute of Chicago by the Friends of American Art<\/em>, Mar. 1\u201329, 1925, cat. 27.\n\nChicago, Garfield Park Art Galleries, Exhibition of Greek Sculptures and American Paintings Lent by the Art Institute of Chicago<\/em><\/a>, Nov. 5, 1935\u2013Mar. 3, 1936, no cat.\n\nChampaign, University of Illinois, Architecture Building Gallery, American Paintings from the Permanent Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago<\/em>, Dec. 3\u201329, 1939, no cat.\n\nKalamazoo, MI, Civic Theatre, Paintings from the Friends of American Art Collection,<\/em> Dec. 27, 1944\u2013Feb. 27, 1945, no cat. (organized by the Kalamazoo Institute of Art).\n\nSt. Louis Artists' Guild, Richard E. Miller Memorial Exhibtion<\/em>, \u2013Feb. 6, 1957, no cat.\n\nSt. Louis Art Museum, Richard E. Miller, American Impressionist<\/em>, Sept. 9\u2013Oct. 26, 1986, no cat.","provenance_text":"The artist, New York; sold to the Art Institute of Chicago, Dec. 1915.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":21,"fiscal_year":null,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":false,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":34.4518,"color":{"h":4,"l":62,"s":60,"percentage":0.0027083096356240216,"population":15},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Painting","artwork_type_id":1,"department_title":"Arts of the Americas","department_id":"PC-3","artist_id":17374,"artist_title":"Richard E. Miller","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[17374],"artist_titles":["Richard E. Miller"],"category_ids":["PC-3"],"category_titles":["Arts of the Americas"],"term_titles":["oil paint (paint)","painting","people","Impressionism","painting (image making)","canvas","modern and contemporary art","american impressionism","painting","American Impressionism","chair","interior","mirror","window","women"],"style_id":"TM-7543","style_title":"Impressionism","alt_style_ids":["TM-16386"],"style_ids":["TM-7543","TM-16386"],"style_titles":["Impressionism","American Impressionism"],"classification_id":"TM-9","classification_title":"painting","alt_classification_ids":["TM-155","TM-16385"],"classification_ids":["TM-9","TM-155","TM-16385"],"classification_titles":["painting","modern and contemporary art","american impressionism"],"subject_id":"TM-8810","alt_subject_ids":["TM-14682","TM-14037","TM-14334","TM-14921","TM-8735"],"subject_ids":["TM-8810","TM-14682","TM-14037","TM-14334","TM-14921","TM-8735"],"subject_titles":["people","chair","interior","mirror","window","women"],"material_id":"TM-2451","alt_material_ids":["TM-3124"],"material_ids":["TM-2451","TM-3124"],"material_titles":["oil paint (paint)","canvas"],"technique_id":"TM-3891","alt_technique_ids":["TM-14210"],"technique_ids":["TM-3891","TM-14210"],"technique_titles":["painting (image making)","painting"],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"815fb024-96bb-6f38-e6fc-d398d2103c65","alt_image_ids":["ed564b56-a2ee-fe7b-f4c7-f40dd95534c6"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1915.557"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Sunlight"],"weight":2648,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-05-01T10:44:01-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:34:58-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":30659,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/30659","is_boosted":false,"title":"Breakwater","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAwAFAPMAAHJRL6R\/XIZ2Y4x8aJSMe6eYhq+ei6mfka6omLaqmri0p7+6rri3ssO\/s8rKxQAAACH5BAAAAAAAIf8LSW1hZ2VNYWdpY2sOZ2FtbWE9MC40NTQ1NDUALAAAAAADAAUAAAQLkJniwkiAHIFWUxEAOw==","width":6376,"height":11502,"alt_text":"A work made of jute and wool."},"main_reference_number":"1968.771","has_not_been_viewed_much":false,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1968,"date_end":1968,"date_display":"1968","date_qualifier_title":"Made","date_qualifier_id":4,"artist_display":"Claire Zeisler (American, 1903-1991)\nChicago, Illinois, United States","place_of_origin":"Chicago","description":null,"short_description":null,"dimensions":"225 \u00d7 41.3 cm (90 \u00d7 16 1\/2 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":null,"width":41,"height":225,"diameter":null,"clarification":null}],"medium_display":"Jute and wool","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Gift of Mrs. A. H. Freiler","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":"Christa C. Mayer, \"A Growing Collection of Contemporary Textiles,\" Calendar of The Art Institute of Chicago 46, no. 2 (Mar. 1970): 8-9, fig. 1 (ill.).\n\nBernard Kester, \"Ritual Forms of Claire Zeisler,\" Craft Horizons 39, no. 2 (April 1979): 58-59 (ill.)\n\nChrista C. Mayer Thurman, ed., Claire Zeisler\u2013A Retrospective, exh. cat. (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, 1979), 38\u200b\u200b\u201339, cat. 11 (ill.).","exhibition_history":"Chicago, Richard Feigen Gallery, Claire Zeisler\u2019s Forms from Fiber, Sept. 18\u2013Oct. 19, 1968.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Selected Textile Acquisitions Since 1967, Nov. 1, 1972\u2013Apr. 1, 1973.\n\nArt Institute of Chicago, Claire Zeisler-A Retrospective, Feb. 10\u2013May 20, 1979, cat.","provenance_text":"Richard Feigen Gallery, Chicago, by Sept. 1968 [Forms from Fiber 1968]; sold to A.H. Freiler, Gencoe, IL, 1968 [correspondence from A.H. Freiler, Oct. 21, 1968; incoming receipt RX6704, Oct. 23, 1968; copies in curatorial object file]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1968.","edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Cataloged","internal_department_id":4,"fiscal_year":1969,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":false,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":0,"color":{"h":26,"l":36,"s":84,"percentage":0.00016499230835857035,"population":121},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Textile","artwork_type_id":5,"department_title":"Textiles","department_id":"PC-14","artist_id":37413,"artist_title":"Claire Zeisler","alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[37413],"artist_titles":["Claire Zeisler"],"category_ids":["PC-14","PC-825","PC-154"],"category_titles":["Textiles","Women artists","Chicago Artists"],"term_titles":["textile","20th Century","jute","knotting","Chicago artist","fiber","fiber construction","fiber art","Chicago","wool (hair)","fiber art"],"style_id":"TM-13130","style_title":"20th Century","alt_style_ids":["TM-16413"],"style_ids":["TM-13130","TM-16413"],"style_titles":["20th Century","fiber art"],"classification_id":"TM-69","classification_title":"textile","alt_classification_ids":["TM-356","TM-10391","TM-10653"],"classification_ids":["TM-69","TM-356","TM-10391","TM-10653"],"classification_titles":["textile","fiber","fiber construction","fiber art"],"subject_id":"TM-16388","alt_subject_ids":["TM-12075"],"subject_ids":["TM-16388","TM-12075"],"subject_titles":["Chicago artist","Chicago"],"material_id":"TM-3084","alt_material_ids":["TM-3706"],"material_ids":["TM-3084","TM-3706"],"material_titles":["jute","wool (hair)"],"technique_id":"TM-4210","alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":["TM-4210"],"technique_titles":["knotting"],"theme_titles":["Women artists","Chicago Artists"],"image_id":"8034ece3-be36-8c83-6c25-7ebde3521563","alt_image_ids":["ce2f536a-c49d-289e-32eb-c9b6eecf7fde","75132c58-9f2a-5201-064f-536b6ca6279d","d053c44e-cad1-d4c6-fa38-b38abc8e9782","10b3e05d-ceda-a0c4-3a1b-9b2a5bcf75bc","f0bb4ee4-fc98-6930-010b-246f6b4b2101","2efa0c40-19f3-6a41-1c04-1989194ce8da","d9efac67-21e6-b01d-3aa9-c2e8720ec762","f3c867b2-131c-cc1f-a2dd-ba486b892f53","96995c00-e0f7-33e8-01ec-044219e4be7e","670e788f-6984-0296-0ce1-577d7b922060","a1850733-4675-4d8d-42c0-e00576c74374","d11a0099-c229-2d40-794f-a9210da413a9","ed89b3b6-2ec7-a554-36a2-168ffcf0807e"],"document_ids":[],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1968.771"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Breakwater"],"weight":441,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-05-27T15:21:22-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:34:56-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"},{"id":18856,"api_model":"artworks","api_link":"https:\/\/api.artic.edu\/api\/v1\/artworks\/18856","is_boosted":false,"title":"Fountain","alt_titles":null,"thumbnail":{"lqip":"data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhBAAFAPQAALWpm7ywo7awqLu2rrS3uLi6vMSql8armMXAucfDu73Awr\/AwsPCwMTDwcTDwsTEws\/GwM7HwcfKytLU0wAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACH5BAAAAAAALAAAAAAEAAUAAAUR4BNBjGMcTSEMCgEEi4QkUwgAOw==","width":1820,"height":2250,"alt_text":"A work made of marble and sandstone."},"main_reference_number":"1963.882","has_not_been_viewed_much":true,"boost_rank":null,"date_start":1750,"date_end":1799,"date_display":"Mid to late 18th century","date_qualifier_title":"","date_qualifier_id":null,"artist_display":"Europe","place_of_origin":"Europe","description":null,"short_description":null,"dimensions":"Shell: 27.9 \u00d7 76.2 \u00d7 50.8 cm (11 \u00d7 30 \u00d7 20 in.); Stand: 78.1 \u00d7 40.6 \u00d7 33 cm (30 3\/4 \u00d7 16 \u00d7 13 in.); Base: 10.2 \u00d7 50.8 \u00d7 50.8 cm (4 \u00d7 20 \u00d7 20 in.)","dimensions_detail":[{"depth":50,"width":76,"height":27,"diameter":null,"clarification":"Shell"},{"depth":33,"width":40,"height":78,"diameter":null,"clarification":"Stand"},{"depth":50,"width":50,"height":10,"diameter":null,"clarification":"Base"}],"medium_display":"Marble and sandstone","inscriptions":null,"credit_line":"Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Blumka in memory of President John F. Kennedy.","catalogue_display":null,"publication_history":null,"exhibition_history":null,"provenance_text":null,"edition":null,"publishing_verification_level":"Web Basic","internal_department_id":6,"fiscal_year":1964,"fiscal_year_deaccession":null,"is_public_domain":true,"is_zoomable":true,"max_zoom_window_size":-1,"copyright_notice":null,"has_multimedia_resources":false,"has_educational_resources":false,"has_advanced_imaging":false,"colorfulness":21.721,"color":{"h":155,"l":79,"s":1,"percentage":0.45263807396579714,"population":3976},"latitude":null,"longitude":null,"latlon":null,"is_on_view":false,"on_loan_display":null,"gallery_title":null,"gallery_id":null,"nomisma_id":null,"artwork_type_title":"Furniture","artwork_type_id":6,"department_title":"Applied Arts of Europe","department_id":"PC-9","artist_id":null,"artist_title":null,"alt_artist_ids":[],"artist_ids":[],"artist_titles":[],"category_ids":["PC-9"],"category_titles":["Applied Arts of Europe"],"term_titles":["functional object","marble","metamorphic rock","rock","inorganic material","sandstone","sedimentary rock","sculpture","furniture"],"style_id":null,"style_title":null,"alt_style_ids":[],"style_ids":[],"style_titles":[],"classification_id":"TM-334","classification_title":"functional object","alt_classification_ids":["TM-13","TM-76"],"classification_ids":["TM-334","TM-13","TM-76"],"classification_titles":["functional object","sculpture","furniture"],"subject_id":null,"alt_subject_ids":[],"subject_ids":[],"subject_titles":[],"material_id":"TM-2435","alt_material_ids":["TM-2798","TM-2796","TM-2600","TM-2446","TM-2820"],"material_ids":["TM-2435","TM-2798","TM-2796","TM-2600","TM-2446","TM-2820"],"material_titles":["marble","metamorphic rock","rock","inorganic material","sandstone","sedimentary rock"],"technique_id":null,"alt_technique_ids":[],"technique_ids":[],"technique_titles":[],"theme_titles":[],"image_id":"cb87454b-1b1a-ef83-08a8-ab5bdf8ea70c","alt_image_ids":[],"document_ids":["e1109b8a-5081-3e33-9e69-339346e9763a","6afba6f4-1d67-04fb-27e5-6a28c5abb3ea"],"sound_ids":[],"video_ids":[],"text_ids":[],"section_ids":[],"section_titles":[],"site_ids":[],"suggest_autocomplete_all":[{"input":["1963.882"],"contexts":{"groupings":["accession"]}},{"input":["Fountain"],"weight":1,"contexts":{"groupings":["title"]}}],"source_updated_at":"2026-04-13T18:18:56-05:00","updated_at":"2026-06-09T15:34:49-05:00","timestamp":"2026-06-09T15:36:51-05:00"}],"info":{"license_text":"The `description` field in this response is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Generic License (CC-By) and the Terms and Conditions of artic.edu. All other data in this response is licensed under a Creative Commons Zero (CC0) 1.0 designation and the Terms and Conditions of artic.edu.","license_links":["https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/publicdomain\/zero\/1.0\/","https:\/\/www.artic.edu\/terms"],"version":"1.14"},"config":{"iiif_url":"https:\/\/www.artic.edu\/iiif\/2","website_url":"http:\/\/www.artic.edu"}}