API - RDF Examples

Introduction

The RDF formatted data presented by this Beta API is currently under development, this page presents some examples of how the data will be formatted.

The RDF formatted data is currently subject to changes and should only be used for testing purposes.

Object Details: 000-01D6-0000

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000-01D6-0000rdfs:commentThis is the only surviving example of a female nude by Velázquez. The subject was rare in Spain because it met with the disapproval of the Church.Venus, the goddess of Love, was the most beautiful of the goddesses, and was regarded as a personification of female beauty. She is shown here with her son Cupid, who holds up a mirror for her to look both at herself and at the viewer.'The Rokeby Venus' is first recorded in June 1651 in the collection of the Marqués del Carpio, son of the First Minister of Spain. It was probably made for the Marqués and was presumably displayed privately, thus avoiding the censure of the Spanish Inquisition. In the Carpio collection, Velázquez's painting was paired with a 16th-century Venetian picture of a naked nymph in a landscape seen from the front. The painting is known as 'The Rokeby Venus' because it was in the Morritt Collection at Rokeby Park, now in County Durham, before its acquisition by the Gallery. @en
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Artist Details: 001-0145-0000

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Title Details: 00C-01B2-0000

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Room Details: 006-001M-0000

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