File:Jane Darnell - Wikidata and Iconclass 23sep2016.pdf
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| Description | 8 slides introducing Wikidata and Iconclass, zeroing in on the properties for "iconclass code" and "depicts iconclass code". For the "depicts" part I use the iconclass codes originally input by Rijksmuseum for a Ruisdael painting. One of these codes resolves to "mountain" and this linked object "mountain" is also indexed as an iconclass concept, but the two currently don't link up in Wikidata through iconclass, but they do using the iconclass translation to the Wikidata "depicts" property. Thus the iconclass property values are more interesting to external parties than to Wikipedia projects that can link to concepts directly. |
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