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Python JSON

Posted by ishakahmed
ishakahmed
11,359 Points

JSON file used by Kenneth

Hi, I can't find the JSON file Kenneth is using in the teacher's notes. Would anyone know where I can find it?

1 Answer

rydavim
rydavim
18,813 Points
rydavim
rydavim
18,813 Points

It looks like there aren't any files included in the teachers notes for that workshop. Kenneth Love - I think it could be helpful to include these for students who want to follow along.

I've included the JSON below, if you want to experiment.

{
  "accession_number": "2000.12.13",
  "artist": "Martha Hale Harvey",
  "continent": "North America",
  "country": "United States",
  "creditline": "The McClurg Photography Purchase Fund",
  "culture": null,
  "dated": "1899",
  "department": "Photography & New Media",
  "description": "boat with 2 masts in front of a bridge with a lift gate; 2 rowboats in water at L; buildings at L; trees at R",
  "dimension": "9 1/4 x 11 1/2 in. (23.5 x 29.21 cm) (image, sheet)\r\n11 3/4 x 13 1/2 in. (29.85 x 34.29 cm) (mount)",
  "id": "http://api.artsmia.org/objects/148",
  "image": "valid",
  "image_copyright": "",
  "image_height": 3544,
  "image_width": 4388,
  "life_date": "American, 1862-1949",
  "marks": "Inscription; Signature ",
  "medium": "platinum print",
  "nationality": "American",
  "provenance": "",
  "restricted": 0,
  "rights_type": "Public Domain",
  "role": "Artist",
  "room": "Not on View",
  "style": "19th century",
  "text": "",
  "title": "Annisquam, Massachusetts"
}

Let me know if you have any questions, or if that's not what you're looking for. Happy coding!

ishakahmed
ishakahmed
11,359 Points

Thank you so much :)