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met_api.model.InlineResponse200

Load the model package

import 'package:met_api/api.dart';

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
objectID num Identifying number for each artwork (unique, can be used as key field). Example: 437133 [optional]
isHighlight bool When "true" indicates a popular and important artwork in the collection. Example: Vincent van Gogh's "Wheat Field with Cypresses" [optional]
accessionNumber String Identifying number for each artwork (not always unique). Example: "67.241" [optional]
accessionYear String Year the artwork was acquired. Example: "1921" [optional]
isPublicDomain bool When "true" indicates an artwork in the Public Domain. Example: Vincent van Gogh's "Wheat Field with Cypresses" [optional]
primaryImage String URL to the primary image of an object in JPEG format. Example: "https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/original/DT1567.jpg\" [optional]
primaryImageSmall String URL to the lower-res primary image of an object in JPEG format. Example - "https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/web-large/DT1567.jpg\" [optional]
additionalImages BuiltList<JsonObject> An array containing URLs to the additional images of an object in JPEG format. Example: ["https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/original/LC-EP_1993_132_suppl_CH-004.jpg", "https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/original/LC-EP_1993_132_suppl_CH-003.jpg", "https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/original/LC-EP_1993_132_suppl_CH-002.jpg", "https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/ep/original/LC-EP_1993_132_suppl_CH-001.jpg"] [optional]
constituents BuiltSet<InlineResponse200Constituents> An array containing the constituents associated with an object, with the constituent's role, name, ULAN URL, Wikidata URL, and gender, when available (currently contains female designations only). Example: [{"constituentID": 161708,"role": "Artist","name": "Louise Bourgeois","constituentULAN_URL": "http://vocab.getty.edu/page/ulan/500057350","constituentWikidata_URL": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q159409","gender": "Female"}] [optional]
department String Indicates The Met's curatorial department responsible for the artwork. Example: "Egyptian Art" [optional]
objectName String Describes the physical type of the object. Example: "Dress", "Painting", "Photograph", or "Vase" [optional]
title String Title, identifying phrase, or name given to a work of art. Example: "Wheat Field with Cypresses" [optional]
culture String Information about the culture, or people from which an object was created. Example: "Afghan", "British", "North African" [optional]
period String Time or time period when an object was created. Example: "Ming dynasty (1368-1644)", "Middle Bronze Age" [optional]
dynasty String Dynasty (a succession of rulers of the same line or family) under which an object was created. Example: "Kingdom of Benin", "Dynasty 12" [optional]
reign String Reign of a monarch or ruler under which an object was created. Example: "Amenhotep III", "Darius I", "Louis XVI" [optional]
portfolio String A set of works created as a group or published as a series. Example: "Birds of America", "The Hudson River Portfolio", "Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae" [optional]
artistRole String Role of the artist related to the type of artwork or object that was created. Example: "Artist for Painting", "Designer for Dress" [optional]
artistPrefix String Describes the extent of creation or describes an attribution qualifier to the information given in the artistRole field. Example: "In the Style of", "Possibly by", "Written in French by" [optional]
artistDisplayName String Artist name in the correct order for display. Example: "Vincent van Gogh" [optional]
artistDisplayBio String Nationality and life dates of an artist, also includes birth and death city when known. Example: "Dutch, Zundert 1853–1890 Auvers-sur-Oise" [optional]
artistSuffix String Used to record complex information that qualifies the role of a constituent, e.g. extent of participation by the Constituent (verso only, and followers). Example: "verso only" [optional]
artistAlphaSort String Used to sort artist names alphabetically. Last Name, First Name, Middle Name, Suffix, and Honorific fields, in that order. Example: "Gogh, Vincent van" [optional]
artistNationality String National, geopolitical, cultural, or ethnic origins or affiliation of the creator or institution that made the artwork. Example: "Spanish"; "Dutch"; "French, born Romania" [optional]
artistBeginDate String Year the artist was born. Example: "1840" [optional]
artistEndDate String Year the artist died. Exaple: "1926" [optional]
artistGender String Gender of the artist (currently contains female designations only). Example: "female" [optional]
artistWikidataURL String Wikidata URL for the artist. Example: "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q694774\" [optional]
artistULANURL String ULAN URL for the . Example: "https://vocab.getty.edu/page/ulan/500003169\" [optional]
objectDate String Year, a span of years, or a phrase that describes the specific or approximate date when an artwork was designed or created. Example: "1865–67", "19th century", "ca. 1796" [optional]
objectBeginDate num Machine readable date indicating the year the artwork was started to be created. Example: 1867, 1100, -900 [optional]
objectEndDate num Machine readable date indicating the year the artwork was completed (may be the same year or different year than the objectBeginDate). Example: 1888, 1100, -850 [optional]
medium String Refers to the materials that were used to create the artwork. Example: "Oil on canvas", "Watercolor", "Gold" [optional]
dimensions String Size of the artwork or object. Example: "16 x 20 in. (40.6 x 50.8 cm)" [optional]
measurements BuiltSet<InlineResponse200Measurements> Array of elements, each with a name, description, and set of measurements. Spatial measurements are in centimeters; weights are in kg. Example: [ { "elementName": "Overall", "elementDescription": "Temple proper", "elementMeasurements": { "Height": 640.0813, "Length": 1249.6825, "Width": 640.0813 } } ] [optional]
creditLine String Text acknowledging the source or origin of the artwork and the year the object was acquired by the museum. Example: "Robert Lehman Collection, 1975" [optional]
geographyType String Qualifying information that describes the relationship of the place catalogued in the geography fields to the object that is being catalogued. Example: "Made in", "From", "Attributed to" [optional]
city String City where the artwork was created. Example: "New York", "Paris", "Tokyo" [optional]
state String State or province where the artwork was created, may sometimes overlap with County. Example: "Alamance", "Derbyshire", "Brooklyn" [optional]
county String County where the artwork was created, may sometimes overlap with State. Example: "Orange County", "Staffordshire", "Brooklyn" [optional]
country String Country where the artwork was created or found. Example: "China", "France", "India" [optional]
region String Geographic location more specific than country, but more specific than subregion, where the artwork was created or found (frequently null). Example: "Bohemia", "Midwest", "Southern" [optional]
subregion String Geographic location more specific than Region, but less specific than Locale, where the artwork was created or found (frequently null). Example: "Malqata", "Deir el-Bahri", "Valley of the Kings" [optional]
locale String Geographic location more specific than subregion, but more specific than locus, where the artwork was found (frequently null). Example: "Tomb of Perneb", "Temple of Hatshepsut", "Palace of Ramesses II" [optional]
locus String Geographic location that is less specific than locale, but more specific than excavation, where the artwork was found (frequently null). Example: "1st chamber W. wall"; "Burial C 2, In coffin"; "Pit 477" [optional]
excavation String The name of an excavation. The excavation field usually includes dates of excavation. Example: "MMA excavations, 1923–24"; "Khashaba excavations, 1910–11"; "Carnarvon excavations, 1912" [optional]
river String River is a natural watercourse, usually freshwater, flowing toward an ocean, a lake, a sea or another river related to the origins of an artwork (frequently null). Example: "Mississippi River", "Nile River", "River Thames" [optional]
classification String General term describing the artwork type. Example: "Basketry", "Ceramics", "Paintings" [optional]
rightsAndReproduction String Credit line for artworks still under copyright. Example: "© 2018 Estate of Pablo Picasso / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York" [optional]
linkResource String URL to object's page on metmuseum.org. Example: "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/547802\" [optional]
metadataDate String Date metadata was last updated. Example: 2018-10-17T10:24:43.197Z [optional]
repository String Example: "Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY" [optional]
objectURL String URL to object's page on metmuseum.org. Example: "https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/547802\" [optional]
tags BuiltSet<InlineResponse200Tags> An array of subject keyword tags associated with the object and their respective AAT URL. Example: [{"term": "Abstraction","AAT_URL": "http://vocab.getty.edu/page/aat/300056508","Wikidata_URL": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q162150"}] [optional]
objectWikidataURL String Wiki data URL for the object. Example: "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q432253\" [optional]
isTimelineWork bool Whether the object is on the Timeline of Art History website. Example: "true" [optional]
galleryNumber String Gallery number, where available. Example: "131" [optional]

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