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Art Data

Artwork Metadata: Famous Artworks in JSON and CSV

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Compare artwork titles and museum details alongside our color and room suggestions. Download JSON or CSV and preview a sample before using the records.

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A record you can inspect

{
    "slug": "dance",
    "title": "La Danse (Dance) by Henri Matisse",
    "artist": "Henri Matisse",
    "artist_slug": "henri-matisse",
    "year": 1910,
    "movement": "Fauvism",
    "medium": "Oil on canvas",
    "museum": "The Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg",
    "subject_tags": [
        "Dance",
        "Figures",
        "Celebration",
        "Movement",
        "Nude"
    ],
    "dominant_colors": [
        "Red",
        "Deep blue",
        "Green"
    ],
    "print_relevance": "strong",
    "room_style_matches": [
        "Living room",
        "Studio",
        "Dance studio",
        "Modern space",
        "Gallery wall"
    ],
    "source_url": "https://artprintsnposters.com/artworks/dance/",
    "source_record": "https://artprintsnposters.com/content/artworks/dance.json",
    "sources": [
        {
            "title": "MoMA: Dance (I), 1909",
            "url": "https://www.moma.org/collection/works/79124",
            "checked_at": "2026-10-09"
        },
        {
            "title": "State Hermitage Museum: Dance",
            "url": "https://www.hermitagemuseum.org/digital-collection/28411/",
            "checked_at": "2026-10-09"
        }
    ]
}

What These Art Records Can Help You Do

Use the records to group artwork by movement, connect artists with their work, or build a shortlist for a room. They are a starting collection maintained by Art Prints N Posters, rather than a complete museum catalog.

Where the Art Data Comes From

Downloads are generated from the same JSON records as our published pages. Each row links to its page and its source JSON so you can inspect the context. External museum references are included where they have been recorded; their absence does not mean a record has been independently checked.

Facts and Editorial Suggestions Have Different Jobs

Names, dates, and collection details are reference fields. Color labels, room matches, and print relevance are our editorial descriptions. Print relevance is not a sales ranking or a measure of demand.

Artwork images are not included. The data does not grant permission to reproduce an artwork or a museum image. Attribution to Art Prints N Posters helps readers trace the classifications back to their source.

Keep the Source Link When You Reuse a Record

A painting can have several versions or a title that appears in more than one collection. Keeping the source link makes it easier to check which work a row describes. Our La Danse comparison shows why that distinction matters.

What the dataset fields mean

slug string
URL-safe unique identifier
title string
Artwork title
artist string
Artist full name
artist_slug string
Artist record slug for cross-reference
year integer
Year of creation
movement string
Primary art movement
medium string
Physical medium of the original
museum string
Current museum or collection location
subject_tags array[string]
Subject matter classifications
dominant_colors array[string]
Dominant colors in the composition
print_relevance string
Editorial judgment about suitability for wall art, not a measured demand score.
room_style_matches array[string]
Editorial room suggestions, not measured preference data.
source_url string
Published page for this record.
source_record string
Canonical content JSON used to build this record.
sources array[object]
External references where supplied; a missing list means none are recorded.