identified_by = helpers.normalizeFieldToArray(irises, "identified_by")
// get the title of the object
title = helpers.getValueByClassification(irises.identified_by,'http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300417193');
// if we don't want just the text, but the enclosing object, we can ask for that too
titleClassification = helpers.getClassifiedAs(irises.identified_by, 'http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300417193')[0]
// we can grab the value explicitly
helpers.getValueOrContent(titleClassification)
// what there's more than one thing that matches? Can we get all of them?
citations = helpers.getValuesByClassification(irises.referred_to_by,'http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300311705');
JSON.stringify(citations, null, 2);
// what if there were multiple titles and you wanted to filter to the one that was the preferred term as well as the title, if you wanted to perform an OR between these params, you could use _resourcesByClassification_ which is highly configurable.
helpers.getValueByClassification(irises.identified_by,["http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300404670",'http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300417193']);
// let's grab the production, we can use normalizeFieldToArray to make sure we always have an array
produced = helpers.normalizeFieldToArray(irises,'produced_by')
// carried out by?
carried_out_by = helpers.normalizeFieldToArray(produced[0], 'carried_out_by')[0]
// but the artist statement might be different for this work... (get the name)
artistName = helpers.getValueByClassification(produced[0]['referred_to_by'],"https://data.getty.edu/museum/ontology/linked-data/tms/object/producer-description")
// if we wanted more information we could use the artist URL to get even more information
// add language support
french = helpers.getValueByClassification(oilPaint.identified_by,"http://vocab.getty.edu/term/POS/Noun", "http://vocab.getty.edu/language/fr")
thumbnail = helpers
.normalizeFieldToArray(irises, "representation")[0]
.id.replace("full/full", "full/500,")
// we can check if there are any visual items
visualItems = helpers.normalizeFieldToArray(irises,"shows")
// from here, we can grab the id
visualItems[0].id
Exploring the Visual Item
// what if we want to get the Right's statement (electronic) ... it's nested, and only determinable by it being classified by
// https://data.getty.edu/local/thesaurus/rightsstatement-org-statement
subject_to = helpers.normalizeFieldToArray(media1, 'subject_to')[0]
// we need to use the getClassifiedAsWithClassification because we know what the nested value is, but the classification may be different if the image isn't open access
helpers.getClassifiedAsWithClassification(subject_to, "https://data.getty.edu/local/thesaurus/rightsstatement-org-statement")[0].id
// cool, what about the Attribution, which is tied to the rights statement. Here we want to get the grand-parent object instead of the parent classification
rights = helpers.getObjectsClassifiedAsWithClassification(subject_to, "https://data.getty.edu/local/thesaurus/rightsstatement-org-statement")
statement = helpers.getValueByClassification(rights[0].subject_of, "http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300026687");
attributed_title = helpers.getAttributedBy(annunciation, "identified_by")[0].content
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media1 = FileAttachment("091001da-caca-5c35-a1db-a01f6ccd69bf.json").json()
media2 = FileAttachment("7f6b7611-9124-54ea-9e43-6c16372414f7@2.json").json()
oilPaint = FileAttachment("300015050.json").json()
import {mermaid} from "@matthewkenny/mermaid-js"
helpers = import("https://cdn.skypack.dev/@thegetty/linkedart.js");
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