ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation

About

Connects to the ArtsDot catalog of about 645,000 artworks, 52,000 artists and 5,000 museums. You can search by keyword or by meaning, read full details and articles, check whether an artwork is for sale now, and get prices for a print or hand-painted oil reproduction at a chosen size, frame and currency.

It runs as a hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint. No sign-in or API key is needed. All tools are read-only: the server cannot place orders or take payments, and returns links to order on the website.

What you can do

• Search artworks, artists, museums and articles by keyword
• Semantic search of passages and objects by meaning
• Read full details of an artwork, artist, museum or article
• Get print or oil reproduction quotations by size, frame and currency
• Quote custom reproductions from a customer's own image
• Check stock, auction, original and collectible availability

Tools 15

• search_artworksRead-only

  Full-text search of artworks by title, artist name and description.

• search_museumsRead-only

  Search museums by name, optionally by city and country.

• search_artistsRead-only

  Search artists by name and biography, with place and year-alive filters.

• search_articlesRead-only

  Search website articles, optionally by category code.

• search_sections_semanticallyRead-only

  Semantic search returning whole passages from articles, museums, artists and artworks.

• search_objects_semanticallyRead-only

  Find artworks, artists, museums or articles closest in meaning to a text.

• search_ftsRead-only

  Full-text search across all four models at once, up to 10 results each.

• get_detail_artworkRead-only

  Full data and useful page links for one artwork by pk.

• get_detail_artistRead-only

  Full biography data and page links for one artist by pk.

• get_detail_museumRead-only

  Full data and page links for one museum by pk.

• get_detail_articleRead-only

  Full article content and related links by pk.

• get_quotationRead-only

  Get a reproduction price quotation

Read from the live server on 12 Nov 2026. Read-only, Writes and Can delete are hints the server declares; your client decides whether to ask before running a tool.

Example prompts

• Find Monet paintings of water lilies and show me the museum that holds them

• How much would a 60x90 cm hand-painted oil copy of Starry Night cost in EUR?

• Which museums in Florence are in the catalog?

• Is there a ready-made oil painting of sunflowers in stock right now?

Set up

Every client connects to direct.artsdot.com. Pick yours; the page remembers your choice.

claude mcp add --transport http artsdot-art-search-quotation https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/

https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "artsdot-art-search-quotation": {
      "url": "https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

code --add-mcp '{"name":"artsdot-art-search-quotation","type":"http","url":"https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"}'

{
  "servers": {
    "artsdot-art-search-quotation": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "artsdot-art-search-quotation": {
      "serverUrl": "https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

codex mcp add artsdot-art-search-quotation --url https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/

[mcp_servers.artsdot-art-search-quotation]
url = "https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"

gemini mcp add --transport http artsdot-art-search-quotation https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "artsdot-art-search-quotation": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://direct.artsdot.com/mcp/"
    }
  }
}

Embed

Show ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation in a README or on your site. Each embed links to this page, uses the server’s own URL, and sets no cookies. How embeds work

The card, the iframe and the JSON are in English. Add ?lang=it, fr, de or es to their address for another language.

README badge Website card iframe JSON AI prompt

README badge

Markdown

[![ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation on mcp.tc](https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation/badge.svg)](https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation)

HTML

<a href="https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation"><img src="https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation/badge.svg" alt="ArtsDot Art Search &amp; Quotation on mcp.tc" height="20"></a>

It follows the reader’s light or dark mode. Add ?theme=light or ?theme=dark to fix it, or ?style=compact to show the mark without the word.

Website card

HTML

<script src="https://mcp.tc/w/artsdot-art-search-quotation.js" async></script>

The card appears where the tag is. Add data-theme="dark" or data-size="compact" to the tag to change it. The file holds everything it needs, so it makes no other requests and sets no cookies.

iframe

HTML

<iframe src="https://mcp.tc/embed/artsdot-art-search-quotation" title="ArtsDot Art Search &amp; Quotation on mcp.tc" width="420" height="200" loading="lazy" allow="clipboard-write" style="border:0;border-radius:8px;max-width:100%"></iframe>

Use it on pages that don’t allow scripts. Add ?theme=light or ?theme=dark to the address to fix the colors.

JSON

The listing as data for your own pages and tools: name, tagline, the server’s own URL, tools and the “Add to” links. Any site can read it (CORS is open).

https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation.json

What each field means

AI prompt

Paste this into an AI coding assistant, such as Claude Code or Cursor, and it adds the ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation card to your site.

Markdown

Add the mcp.tc card for ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation, an MCP server, to my website. It is one static script: no build step, no package to install, no cookies.

Put this tag where the card should appear. The card renders right before it:

```html
<script src="https://mcp.tc/w/artsdot-art-search-quotation.js" async></script>
```

To show the card somewhere else, put this placeholder there and load the same script once, for example before `</body>`. Keep the link inside: visitors without JavaScript see it.

```html
<div data-mcptc="artsdot-art-search-quotation"><a href="https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation">ArtsDot Art Search &amp; Quotation on mcp.tc</a></div>
```

Options:
- `data-theme="light"` or `"dark"` on the tag or the placeholder fixes the colors. Without it, the card follows the visitor’s light or dark mode.
- `data-size="compact"` gives a smaller card without the tagline.
- The CSS variable `--mcptc-max-width` on the placeholder or a parent sets the width (default `520px`).
- `?lang=` on the script URL sets the card’s language: `en`, `it`, `fr`, `de` or `es`.

If the site has a Content Security Policy, allow `script-src https://mcp.tc` and `img-src data:` (the icon is inline).

For a README or other Markdown docs, use the badge instead:

```markdown
[![ArtsDot Art Search & Quotation on mcp.tc](https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation/badge.svg)](https://mcp.tc/i/artsdot-art-search-quotation)
```

Reference: https://mcp.tc/embed

Change history

We read this server’s tool list every 3 hours and record what changes. Last read 12 Nov 2026, 05:48 UTC.

1. 11 Nov 2026, 11:47 UTC, Automatic check

   1 tool added and 1 tool changed.

   Details, 11 Nov 2026, 11:47 UTC

   Added 1

   • find_artwork_in_catalogRead-only

     ONE call that says whether a work is in our catalog, for a visitor who cannot name it exactly: a half-remembered or translated title, an artist, a description of the picture — or several of them. It matches the title words against EVERY work of the artist (not only 10 search results) and runs the full-text search in the visitor's language and English; a description goes through the meaning index. Returns verdict ("found", "candidates", "possible_matches_by_meaning", "artist_works_listed" or "not_in_catalog"), next_step (what to do now — follow it), candidates (at most 5, best first: pk, artist_name, title, year, url, image_url), and, when an artist was recognised, artist (pk, url, artworks_count, all_artworks_page) and artist_works (the titles of his works, to spot the same work under another title). Use it FIRST, instead of a series of search_artworks with title variants. When you learn the work's real title (from the encyclopedia or the visitor), call it once more with alternative_t…

   Changed 1

   • search_artworksdescription and input schema
     Before

     Keyword search of ONE model, the artworks: words of the title, the artist name and the description. Use it when you are looking for a work (a painting, a drawing, a sculpture). When the words may name an artist, a museum or an article instead, use search_fts, which searches the four models in one call; when you have a sentence or a paragraph and no name, use search_objects_semantically. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, artist_name, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artwork image, null when the artwork has no image) and relevance score.

     After

     Keyword search of ONE model, the artworks: words of the title, the artist name and the description. Use it when you are looking for a work (a painting, a drawing, a sculpture). When the words may name an artist, a museum or an article instead, use search_fts, which searches the four models in one call; when you have a sentence or a paragraph and no name, use search_objects_semantically. Optional artist: only the works of that artist, the query words matched against ALL of them (artist_artworks_count says how many) - without query, his most popular works. To find out whether a half-remembered work is in the catalog, use find_artwork_in_catalog (one call) rather than many searches with title variants. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, artist_name, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artwork image, null when the artwork has no image) and relevance score.

     • New parameters: artist
     • No longer required: query
     • Description of query
       Before

       Words from the artwork title, artist name and/or description.

       After

       Words from the artwork title, artist name and/or description (optional when artist is given).

2. 10 Nov 2026, 20:46 UTC, Automatic check

   New version 1.1.0 (was 1.0.0). Reported by the server.

3. 10 Nov 2026, 20:46 UTC, Automatic check

   2 tools added, 2 tools removed and 8 tools changed. Server instructions changed.

   New server instructions

   Details, 10 Nov 2026, 20:46 UTC

   Added 2

   • get_custom_reproduction_quotationRead-only

     Price quotation for a CUSTOM reproduction — one made from an image the customer supplies (their own photo, or an artwork that is not in the catalog) — as an art print or a hand-painted oil painting. No artwork identification is needed or accepted: the price depends only on the size, the reproduction type and the currency. Use this whenever the artwork cannot be found in the catalog (the search tools return nothing relevant, or get_quotation fails with artwork_not_found), or the customer wants their own picture reproduced. Optional frame_code ("WhiteWrap" = stretched on stretcher bars, "default" = a decorative frame chosen for you, or a catalog code) adds the frame price to quotation_price; optional senior_artist (oil painting only) adds the "Elite Senior Artist" upgrade — more detail and finesse, extra production time. Each side must be 25-250 cm (about 10-98 inches). Returns quotation_price (the base price: options chosen on the order form, like varnish or urgent delivery, cost extra…

   • get_quotationRead-only

     Price quotation for a reproduction of an artwork, as an art print or a hand-painted oil painting, at a given size and in a given currency. Leave type out to get BOTH in one call: the result then holds "quotations" (one full quotation per type the artwork sells, each with its own price, buy_url and offer_text) and "types_not_available". Every quotation carries offer_text, one ready-to-paste line (type, size, frame, price, order link): give it to the user as is, translating its words if needed but never changing its numbers or link. Optional frame_code adds the frame price to quotation_price ("WhiteWrap" = stretched on stretcher bars, "default" = a decorative frame chosen for the artwork, or a catalog code); optional senior_artist (oil painting only) adds the "Elite Senior Artist" upgrade — more detail and finesse, extra production time — to quotation_price. Identify the artwork by pk, or by title and/or artist_name (an exact title match wins; otherwise the first good-confidence search…

   Removed 2

   • get_a_custom_reproduction_quotation

     Price quotation for a CUSTOM reproduction — one made from an image the customer supplies (their own photo, or an artwork that is not in the catalog) — as an art print or a hand-painted oil painting. No artwork identification is needed or accepted: the price depends only on the size, the reproduction type and the currency. Use this whenever the artwork cannot be found in the catalog (the search tools return nothing relevant, or get_a_quotation fails with artwork_not_found), or the customer wants their own picture reproduced. Optional frame_code ("WhiteWrap" = stretched on stretcher bars, "default" = a decorative frame chosen for you, or a catalog code) adds the frame price to quotation_price; optional senior_artist (oil painting only) adds the "Elite Senior Artist" upgrade — more detail and finesse, extra production time. Each side must be 25-250 cm (about 10-98 inches). Returns quotation_price (the base price: options chosen on the order form, like varnish or urgent delivery, cost ext…

   • get_a_quotation

     Price quotation for a reproduction of an artwork, as an art print or a hand-painted oil painting, at a given size and in a given currency. Leave type out to get BOTH in one call: the result then holds "quotations" (one full quotation per type the artwork sells, each with its own price, buy_url and offer_text) and "types_not_available". Every quotation carries offer_text, one ready-to-paste line (type, size, frame, price, order link): give it to the user as is, translating its words if needed but never changing its numbers or link. Optional frame_code adds the frame price to quotation_price ("WhiteWrap" = stretched on stretcher bars, "default" = a decorative frame chosen for the artwork, or a catalog code); optional senior_artist (oil painting only) adds the "Elite Senior Artist" upgrade — more detail and finesse, extra production time — to quotation_price. Identify the artwork by pk, or by title and/or artist_name (an exact title match wins; otherwise the first good-confidence search…

   Changed 8

   • get_artwork_availabilitydescription
     Before

     Every way to buy ONE artwork right now, on every sales channel it sells: the physical objects first — a ready-made oil painting in stock ("Stock Discount Oil Painting", a real canvas that ships within 48 hours), an auction lot (current bid, minimum next bid, closing time), an original sold by its owner, a studio collectible — each with available_now, stock_quantity, price (fixed, shipping included) in your currency, size, buy_url and offer_text (one ready-to-paste line: give it to the customer as is, numbers and link untouched); then the made-to-order channels (hand-painted oil reproduction, art print: price by size through get_a_quotation) and the digital image licence. available_now is true only when the artwork ITSELF can be bought or bid on today; available_now_summary says it in one sentence. Call it whenever a customer asks whether something is available, in stock, ready to ship, discounted, on auction, or what it costs as a real object — and before any "yes, it is available". I…

     After

     Every way to buy ONE artwork right now, on every sales channel it sells: the physical objects first — a ready-made oil painting in stock ("Stock Discount Oil Painting", a real canvas that ships within 48 hours), an auction lot (current bid, minimum next bid, closing time), an original sold by its owner, a studio collectible — each with available_now, stock_quantity, price (fixed, shipping included) in your currency, size, buy_url and offer_text (one ready-to-paste line: give it to the customer as is, numbers and link untouched); then the made-to-order channels (hand-painted oil reproduction, art print: price by size through get_quotation) and the digital image licence. available_now is true only when the artwork ITSELF can be bought or bid on today; available_now_summary says it in one sentence. Call it whenever a customer asks whether something is available, in stock, ready to ship, discounted, on auction, or what it costs as a real object — and before any "yes, it is available". Ide…

   • search_articlesdescription
     Before

     Full-text search of website articles, optionally filtered by category code. Returns pk, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large article image, null when there is none), category_code, meta_description and relevance score.

     After

     Keyword search of ONE model, the articles of the website, with a category filter no other keyword search has. Use it to LIST the articles on a subject; to get the passages that answer a question, use search_sections_semantically. Returns pk, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large article image, null when there is none), category_code, meta_description and relevance score.

   • search_artistsdescription
     Before

     Full-text search of artists by name and biography, optionally narrowed by birth city/country and by a year the artist was alive (born <= year <= died, or born + 80 years when the death year is unknown). Returns pk, artist_name, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artist portrait, null when there is none), city, country, date_born, date_death and score.

     After

     Keyword search of ONE model, the artists, by name and biography, with three filters no other search tool has: birth city, birth country and a year the artist was alive (born <= year <= died, or born + 80 years when the death year is unknown). Use it when you are looking for a person; when the words may name a work, a museum or an article, use search_fts. Returns pk, artist_name, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artist portrait, null when there is none), city, country, date_born, date_death and score.

   • search_artworksdescription
     Before

     Full-text search of the artwork catalog by title, artist name and description. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, artist_name, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artwork image, null when the artwork has no image) and relevance score.

     After

     Keyword search of ONE model, the artworks: words of the title, the artist name and the description. Use it when you are looking for a work (a painting, a drawing, a sculpture). When the words may name an artist, a museum or an article instead, use search_fts, which searches the four models in one call; when you have a sentence or a paragraph and no name, use search_objects_semantically. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, artist_name, title, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large artwork image, null when the artwork has no image) and relevance score.

   • search_ftsdescription
     Before

     Full-text search across artworks, artists, museums and articles at once (maximum 10 results per model, merged by relevance). Use it when you know a name or keywords and want the objects; to answer a question from what our texts say, use search_sections_semantically. Each result carries pk, model, title, artist_name, city, country, date_born, date_death, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large image, null when there is none), meta_description and score.

     After

     Keyword search of the FOUR models in one call: artworks, artists, museums and articles (maximum 10 results per model, merged by relevance; each result names its model). It is the first search to try when you have a name or keywords and do not know which kind of object they name ("Monet", "Orsay", "Water Lilies"). It has no filter: once you know the model, search_artworks / search_artists / search_museums / search_articles search that model alone, with its filters (city, country, year alive, category). It matches WORDS: for a sentence or a paragraph without a name, use search_objects_semantically (the objects a text is about) or search_sections_semantically (the passages that answer a question). Each result carries pk, model, title, artist_name, city, country, date_born, date_death, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large image, null when there is none), meta_description and score.

   • search_museumsdescription
     Before

     Full-text search of museums by name, optionally narrowed by city and country. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, name, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large museum image, null when there is none), city, country and relevance score.

     After

     Keyword search of ONE model, the museums, by name, with two filters no other search tool has: city and country. Use it when you are looking for a museum or for the museums of a place; when the words may name something else than a museum, use search_fts. Returns only good-confidence matches with pk, name, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large museum image, null when there is none), city, country and relevance score.

   • search_objects_semanticallydescription
     Before

     Semantic search returning OBJECTS, not passages: the artworks, artists, museums or articles whose texts are closest in meaning to a text (a question, a paragraph, a section of an article). Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, best_score (cosine of the object's single best passage; higher is closer), score_sum (its matching passages added up) and matched_vectors_count. rank_by "score_sum" (default) favours objects matching in many passages; "best_score" favours the one passage closest to the text - use it to find the exact work a text is about. Any language works (the texts are in English). Use it when you have a text and want the objects it is about; with a name or keywords, use search_fts; for the passages that answer a question, use search_sections_semantically. Error index_unavailable: fall back to the search_* full-text tools.

     After

     Search by MEANING that returns OBJECTS, not passages: the artworks, artists, museums or articles whose texts are closest in meaning to a text (a description, a paragraph, a section of an article), e.g. "a woman reading by a window in soft morning light". The query is a text, not a name. Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, best_score (cosine of the object's single best passage; higher is closer), score_sum (its matching passages added up) and matched_vectors_count. rank_by "score_sum" (default) favours objects matching in many passages; "best_score" favours the one passage closest to the text - use it to find the exact work a text is about. Any language works (the texts are in English). Use it when you have a text and want the objects it is about; with a name or keywords, use search_fts; for the passages that answer a question, use search_sections_semantically. Error index_unavailable: fall back to the search_* full-text…

   • search_sections_semanticallydescription
     Before

     Semantic search of the texts of our site: returns the sections that answer the question best, by meaning rather than shared words, each WHOLE (section_text is never cut), from the requested models - "article" (our articles: how reproductions are made, policies, art history), "museum", "artist", "artwork" (their descriptions / biographies); default all models indexed on this server. Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, category_code (articles), section_heading, section_text, is_faq_question, score (cosine; higher is closer). Ask in a full sentence; any language works (the texts are in English). Sections are packed best first into about 9,000 characters: sections_omitted_for_size says how many more matched. Use it to answer a question from what our texts say; to find a work, artist or museum by name or keywords, use search_fts; to find the objects a text is about, use search_objects_semantically. Error index_unavailable: f…

     After

     Search by MEANING that returns TEXT PASSAGES, not objects: the sections of our texts that answer a question best, whatever words they use, each WHOLE (section_text is never cut), from the requested models - "article" (our articles: how reproductions are made, policies, art history), "museum", "artist", "artwork" (their descriptions / biographies); default all models indexed on this server. Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, category_code (articles), section_heading, section_text, is_faq_question, score (cosine; higher is closer). Ask in a full sentence; any language works (the texts are in English). Sections are packed best first into about 9,000 characters: sections_omitted_for_size says how many more matched. Use it to answer a question from what our texts say; to find a work, artist or museum by name or keywords, use search_fts; to find the objects a text is about, use search_objects_semantically. Error index_unavai…

   Server instructions

   Before

   Search the ArtsDot art catalog and get reproduction price quotations. Tools: search_artworks (artwork title / artist name / description), search_artists (name, place, optionally a year the artist was alive), search_museums (name, city, country), search_articles (text, optional category), search_fts (a name or keywords across all four models at once, max 10 results each), get_detail_artwork / get_detail_artist / get_detail_museum / get_detail_article (the full data of one object by pk, with useful page links — call after a search), get_a_quotation (price for a print or hand-painted oil reproduction of an artwork at a given size and currency; optional frame_code includes the frame in the price), and get_a_custom_reproduction_quotation (same price quotation from only size, type and currency — for the customer's own image, or an artwork the catalog does not have), and get_artwork_availability (is this artwork itself for sale NOW, and at what price: ready-made oil paintings in stock, auction lots, originals sold by their owner, studio collectibles — with stock quantity, size and order link; or list the objects of one of those channels). All URLs returned are absolute on the website you are querying; each search result carries a "score" relevance value. search_sections_semantically returns the whole passages of our texts (articles, and the museum / artist / artwork descriptions indexed on this server) closest in meaning to a question - use it to ground an answer in what our site says.

   After

   Search the ArtsDot art catalog and get reproduction price quotations. Tools: search_artworks (artwork title / artist name / description), search_artists (name, place, optionally a year the artist was alive), search_museums (name, city, country), search_articles (text, optional category), search_fts (a name or keywords across all four models at once, max 10 results each), get_detail_artwork / get_detail_artist / get_detail_museum / get_detail_article (the full data of one object by pk, with useful page links — call after a search), get_quotation (price for a print or hand-painted oil reproduction of an artwork at a given size and currency; optional frame_code includes the frame in the price), and get_custom_reproduction_quotation (same price quotation from only size, type and currency — for the customer's own image, or an artwork the catalog does not have), and get_artwork_availability (is this artwork itself for sale NOW, and at what price: ready-made oil paintings in stock, auction lots, originals sold by their owner, studio collectibles — with stock quantity, size and order link; or list the objects of one of those channels). All URLs returned are absolute on the website you are querying; each search result carries a "score" relevance value. search_sections_semantically returns the whole passages of our texts (articles, and the museum / artist / artwork descriptions indexed on this server) closest in meaning to a question - use it to ground an answer in what our site says.

4. 3 Nov 2026, 20:53 UTC, Automatic check

   1 tool removed and 3 tools changed. Server instructions changed.

   New server instructions

   Details, 3 Nov 2026, 20:53 UTC

   Removed 1

   • search_article_sections

     Semantic search of the passages of our articles: returns the article sections that answer the question best, by meaning rather than shared words, each WHOLE (section_text is never cut) with section_heading, article_title, article_url, category_code, is_faq_question and score (cosine; higher is closer). Use it to ground an answer in what our articles say (how reproductions are made, policies, art history facts); use search_articles to list articles on a subject. Ask in a full sentence; any language works (the passages are in English). Sections are packed best first into about 9,000 characters: sections_omitted_for_size says how many more matched - ask a narrower question to reach them. Error index_unavailable: fall back to search_articles. Same as search_sections_semantically with models=["article"].

   Changed 3

   • search_ftsdescription, title and hints
     Before

     Full-text search across artworks, artists, museums and articles at once (maximum 10 results per model, merged by relevance). Each result carries pk, model, title, artist_name, city, country, date_born, date_death, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large image, null when there is none), meta_description and score.

     After

     Full-text search across artworks, artists, museums and articles at once (maximum 10 results per model, merged by relevance). Use it when you know a name or keywords and want the objects; to answer a question from what our texts say, use search_sections_semantically. Each result carries pk, model, title, artist_name, city, country, date_born, date_death, url, image_url (absolute URL of the large image, null when there is none), meta_description and score.

     title

     Before

     Search everything

     After

     Find artworks, artists, museums and articles by name or keywords

   • search_objects_semanticallydescription
     Before

     Semantic search returning OBJECTS, not passages: the artworks, artists, museums or articles whose texts are closest in meaning to a text (a question, a paragraph, a section of an article). Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, best_score (cosine of the object's single best passage; higher is closer), score_sum (its matching passages added up) and matched_vectors_count. rank_by "score_sum" (default) favours objects matching in many passages; "best_score" favours the one passage closest to the text - use it to find the exact work a text is about. Any language works (the texts are in English). Error index_unavailable: fall back to the search_* full-text tools.

     After

     Semantic search returning OBJECTS, not passages: the artworks, artists, museums or articles whose texts are closest in meaning to a text (a question, a paragraph, a section of an article). Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, best_score (cosine of the object's single best passage; higher is closer), score_sum (its matching passages added up) and matched_vectors_count. rank_by "score_sum" (default) favours objects matching in many passages; "best_score" favours the one passage closest to the text - use it to find the exact work a text is about. Any language works (the texts are in English). Use it when you have a text and want the objects it is about; with a name or keywords, use search_fts; for the passages that answer a question, use search_sections_semantically. Error index_unavailable: fall back to the search_* full-text tools.

   • search_sections_semanticallydescription
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     Semantic search of the texts of our site: returns the sections that answer the question best, by meaning rather than shared words, each WHOLE (section_text is never cut), from the requested models - "article" (our articles: how reproductions are made, policies, art history), "museum", "artist", "artwork" (their descriptions / biographies); default all models indexed on this server. Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, category_code (articles), section_heading, section_text, is_faq_question, score (cosine; higher is closer). Ask in a full sentence; any language works (the texts are in English). Sections are packed best first into about 9,000 characters: sections_omitted_for_size says how many more matched. Error index_unavailable: fall back to the search_* full-text tools.

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     Semantic search of the texts of our site: returns the sections that answer the question best, by meaning rather than shared words, each WHOLE (section_text is never cut), from the requested models - "article" (our articles: how reproductions are made, policies, art history), "museum", "artist", "artwork" (their descriptions / biographies); default all models indexed on this server. Each result: model, object_pk (use it with the matching get_detail_* tool), object_title, object_url, category_code (articles), section_heading, section_text, is_faq_question, score (cosine; higher is closer). Ask in a full sentence; any language works (the texts are in English). Sections are packed best first into about 9,000 characters: sections_omitted_for_size says how many more matched. Use it to answer a question from what our texts say; to find a work, artist or museum by name or keywords, use search_fts; to find the objects a text is about, use search_objects_semantically. Error index_unavailable: f…

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   Search the ArtsDot art catalog and get reproduction price quotations. Tools: search_artworks (artwork title / artist name / description), search_artists (name, place, optionally a year the artist was alive), search_museums (name, city, country), search_articles (text, optional category), search_fts (all four models at once, max 10 results each), get_detail_artwork / get_detail_artist / get_detail_museum / get_detail_article (the full data of one object by pk, with useful page links — call after a search), get_a_quotation (price for a print or hand-painted oil reproduction of an artwork at a given size and currency; optional frame_code includes the frame in the price), and get_a_custom_reproduction_quotation (same price quotation from only size, type and currency — for the customer's own image, or an artwork the catalog does not have), and get_artwork_availability (is this artwork itself for sale NOW, and at what price: ready-made oil paintings in stock, auction lots, originals sold by their owner, studio collectibles — with stock quantity, size and order link; or list the objects of one of those channels). All URLs returned are absolute on the website you are querying; each search result carries a "score" relevance value. search_sections_semantically returns the whole passages of our texts (articles, and the museum / artist / artwork descriptions indexed on this server) closest in meaning to a question - use it to ground an answer in what our site says.

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   Search the ArtsDot art catalog and get reproduction price quotations. Tools: search_artworks (artwork title / artist name / description), search_artists (name, place, optionally a year the artist was alive), search_museums (name, city, country), search_articles (text, optional category), search_fts (a name or keywords across all four models at once, max 10 results each), get_detail_artwork / get_detail_artist / get_detail_museum / get_detail_article (the full data of one object by pk, with useful page links — call after a search), get_a_quotation (price for a print or hand-painted oil reproduction of an artwork at a given size and currency; optional frame_code includes the frame in the price), and get_a_custom_reproduction_quotation (same price quotation from only size, type and currency — for the customer's own image, or an artwork the catalog does not have), and get_artwork_availability (is this artwork itself for sale NOW, and at what price: ready-made oil paintings in stock, auction lots, originals sold by their owner, studio collectibles — with stock quantity, size and order link; or list the objects of one of those channels). All URLs returned are absolute on the website you are querying; each search result carries a "score" relevance value. search_sections_semantically returns the whole passages of our texts (articles, and the museum / artist / artwork descriptions indexed on this server) closest in meaning to a question - use it to ground an answer in what our site says.

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