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Ellsworth — Art History Intelligence

What is Ellsworth?
An intelligence layer on art history surfacing movements, artists, and visual ideas through data, editorial narrative, and design.
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Movements
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across art history
2026
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Museum Collections

Metropolitan Museum of ArtArt Institute of ChicagoRijksmuseumJ. Paul Getty MuseumTateNational Gallery of ArtCleveland Museum of ArtLibrary of CongressSmithsonian InstitutionHarvard Art MuseumsVictoria and Albert MuseumMuseum of Modern ArtPrinceton University Art MuseumMinneapolis Institute of Art
Also featuring The Dorothy & Herbert Vogel Collection: Fifty Works for Fifty States — 2,041 works donated to fifty U.S. institutions (2008). Data sourced from the National Gallery of Art Archives.

Knowledge APIs

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About

Ellsworth is a personal project created and designed by Daniel Hamilton and built for educational and research purposes. Museum artwork data is provided under open access terms. Wikipedia & Wikidata content is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Artist profile narratives — including pull quotes, biographical text, and data stories — are generated by Claude AI (Anthropic) and may not reflect scholarly consensus. Biographical facts such as birth and death years, nationality, and movement affiliations are sourced from Wikidata and museum records.

This project is intended for art education and research and is growing constantly. If you find inaccuracies or bugs, use the Bug Reporter in the lower right of the page to share with me and I will address it.