Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons

Summary

Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons is a blog post^[1].

Key Facts

• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons authored Jens Bemme^[2].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's image is recorded as Die Gartenlaube (1892) b 835.jpg^[3].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's image is recorded as Weltrunde DECEMBER 1899.svg^[4].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's instance of is recorded as blog post^[5].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's logo image is recorded as Bildermappe für Kunstfreunde.svg^[6].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's OCLC number is recorded as 10117533894^[7].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International^[8].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's DOI is recorded as 10.58079/SL3F^[9].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's language of work or name is recorded as German^[10].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's publication date is recorded as +2023-12-11T00:00:00Z^[11].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as research data management^[12].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as Wikimedia Commons^[13].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as Wikidata^[14].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as Picture Folder for Art Lovers^[15].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as data visualization^[16].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's main subject is recorded as open science^[17].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's work available at URL is recorded as https://osl.hypotheses.org/9553^[18].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's published in is recorded as SLUB Open Science Lab blog^[19].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's title is recorded as Forschungsdaten und Methoden für Prachtwerke mit Wikimedia Commons^[20].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as Vom Weihnachtsbüchertisch^[21].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as Picture Folder for Art Lovers^[22].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as Bildermappe für Kunstfreunde^[23].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as The fur trade houses in Leipzig city centre^[24].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as Paintings of the nineteenth century: contribution to the history of art^[25].
• Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's cites work is recorded as Citing Boetticher's "nineteenth-century paintings", art volumes and illustrated books to link old and new mountains of data linked openly^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons authored Jens Bemme^[2].

Publication

Research data and methods for artworks with Wikimedia Commons's publication date is recorded as +2023-12-11T00:00:00Z^[11]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German^[10].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include research data management^[12], Wikimedia Commons^[13], Wikidata^[14], Picture Folder for Art Lovers^[15], data visualization^[16], and open science^[17].