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--- view_description [2012/06/27 20:33]
sfolsom created
+++ view_description [2019/01/07 17:22] (current)
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-View description
+===== View description =====
+==== Overview ====
+(Required)
+The //View description// field group consists of 2 fields. These fields help to clarify the relationship between the work and how it is depicted in the image.
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-Overview
+==== Fields ====
-(Required)
-The View field group consists of 2 fields. These fields help to clarify the relationship between the work and how it is depicted in the image.
+=== View description ===
+This field is a free text description of how the work is depicted in the image. For 2-dimensional works if the image shows the entire work, use 'Full View'. If the image is a detail, use a description that explains what is viewable from the image, e.g. "Detail Showing...". For 3-dimensional works use this field to describe the perspective or direction from which the image was taken.
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+=== View type ===
+ Use //General View// if the image depicts the entire work (this includes full shots of a 3-dimensional object from any perspective). If image is a detail use //Partial View//.
+----
+==== Examples ====
+**View description:** Distant View of Main Facade
+**View type:** general view
-Fields
+----
+**View description:** Detail of Artist's Signature in Lower Right Corner
+**View type:** partial view
-View
-This field is a free text description of how the work is depicted in the image. For 2-dimensional works if the image shows the entire work, use 'Full View'. If the image is a detail, use a description that explains what is viewable from the image, e.g. “Detail Showing…”. For 3-dimensional works use this field to describe the perspective or direction from which the image was taken.
-View type
-Use General View if the image depicts the entire work (this includes full shots of a 3-dimensional object from any perspective). If image is a detail use Partial View.
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-Examples
-View description: Distant View of Main Facade
-View type: general view
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-View description: Detail of Artist's Signature in Lower Right Corner
-View type: partial view