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| === Title === | === Title === | ||
| - | Transcribe any title information from the image source as a cited title (this includes if the were is listed as 'Untitled'). In the case of an untitled work, also create a descriptive title. If a descriptive title can not be made, use 'title unknown' with all lowercase to distinguish it from a genuine title. If there is another phrase that the work is known as include that as a variant title. When cited or popular titles are in a foreign language include a translated title in English. With architecture images, the title for photographs of buildings will always be the name of the building. For images of plans, drawings, model, etc. the title will be a descriptive title, e.g. Plan of Old St. Peter's. Include the name of the building in the relationship field. For more information see the Relationship field link. | + | Transcribe any title information from the image source as a cited title (this includes if the work is listed as 'Untitled'). In the case of an untitled work, also create a descriptive title. If a descriptive title can not be made, use 'title unknown' with all lowercase to distinguish it from a genuine title. If there is another phrase that the work is known as include that as a variant title. When cited or popular titles are in a foreign language include a translated title in English. |
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| + | With architecture images, the title for photographs of buildings will always be the name of the building. For images of plans, drawings, model, etc. the title will be a descriptive title, e.g. Plan of Old St. Peter's. Include the name of the building in the relationship field. For more information see the Relationship field link. | ||
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| + | For illuminated manuscripts, include the shelf mark with the repository title, or //as// the repository title. These are unique identifiers that scholars find crucial in research. [[manuscripts]] | ||
| === Title type === | === Title type === | ||
| - | Use one of the follow: //brandName//, //cited//, //creator//, //descriptive//, //former//, //generalView//, //inscribed//, //owner//, //popular//, //repository//, translated, //other// | + | Use one of the following: //brandName//, //cited//, //creator//, //descriptive//, //former//, //inscribed//, //owner//, //popular//, //repository//, //translated//, //other// . **Do not use 'VARIANT' or 'ALTERNATE' as a title type.** Use 'other' in cases where you would consider using 'variant' or 'alternate' or repeat a title type if appropriate. |
| === Title notes === | === Title notes === | ||
| Use this field to record any information that will help to understand more about the title, e.g. the language, if not in English, or where you received the title information from. | Use this field to record any information that will help to understand more about the title, e.g. the language, if not in English, or where you received the title information from. | ||
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| **Title:** Grid Number 9 | **Title:** Grid Number 9 | ||
| - | **Title type:** variant title | + | **Title type:** other title |
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| + | **Title:** LOC Rosenwald Ms. 10 | ||
| + | **Title type:** repository title | ||
