I used Python data analysis and keyword search techniques to summarize the proportions of different materials used in European artworks from 1950 to 1955. Here is the Link.
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Thank you for your inspiring project, Harry! I appreciate the creative decision to employ both straightforward categorization and a nuanced keyword-based classification, which reveals hidden layers in the dataset. The interactive visualizations captivate the viewer’s attention, encouraging further exploration of material trends in mid-century art. It is exciting to see a project that not only cleans and analyzes data but also engages deeply with the historical context of artistic media.
I really like the way that you chose to display the data you were able to clean. The interactive bar chart graph is a really eye-catching way to describe the things that you found in the data. I think whenever I look at data that describes the changes overtime I always think about how history is written by the victors and what types of artwork are not reported because they were lost due to some conflicts.