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Artists by edition of Gardner or Janson's art history textbook
artists
A data frame with 3,162 observations on 14 variables.
The name of the artist.
The number of the edition of either Gardner's Art Through the Ages or Janson's History of Art.
The year of publication.
The nationaliity of the artist.
The nationality of the artist. Of the total count of artists through all editions of Gardner's Art Through the Ages and Janson's History of Art, 77.32% account for French, Spanish, British, American and German. Therefore, the categorical strings of this variable are French, Spanish, British, American, German and Other.
The gender of the artist.
The race of the artist.
The ethnicity of the artist.
Which book, either Janson or Gardner the particular artist at that particular time was included.
The area in centimeters squared of both the text and the figure of a particular artist in a given edition of Janson's History of Art or Gardner's Art Through the Ages divided by the area in centimeters squared of a single page of the respective edition.
A unique identifying number assigned to artists across books and editions denoted in alphabetical order.
The count of exhibitions held by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) of a particular artist at a particular moment of time, as highlighted by year.
The count of exhibitions held by The Whitney of a particular artist at a particular moment of time, as highlighted by year.
The non-white indicator for artist race, meaning if an artist's race is denoted as either white or non-white.
Stam, H. (2022). Quantifying art historical narratives. doi: 10.7924/r4dn48h0w. Duke Research Data Repository.
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
artists %>%
ggplot(aes(y = book , fill = artist_gender))+
geom_bar()+
labs(
title = "Gender by Book",
x = "Count of Artists",
y = "Book",
fill = "Artist Gender")