Help:Sets and painted scenery

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Introduction

This page describes specific properties for sets and painted scenery pieces. These are considered in the CanonBase as a specific type of equipment in the field of stage mechanics and sets.

Porperties that are more general, like collection information, media, sources or references are only described her if they have a significant meaning, different from the ones in the equipment help pages.

Convention for the labels of an item

The label of an item is composed out of the [subject], (Painted set), the type of painted scenic element[type of equipment], and the collection [Part of collection].

(we need to check if there are not too many doubles this way)

Example:
* Tree (painted set), painted profile, Tabor Opera House collection.
* Jordaanstraat Amsterdam (painted set), painted backdrop, Showtex collection.

Specific properties for sets

Painted scenic element

we need to define the main class under which we add all the types os set pieces. ????
based on this we can develop the list that will become part of the equipment list, but can be shown separately (and can be shown also with the studios and painters.

Subject (to do)

value list

Paint system / paint method (ToDo)

The paint method includes as well the way a piece is painted (Frame, Floor, ...), the type of paint, and the painting technique.
Multiple values are possible
still needs
- value list
- description of different items

Material (P154)

Refers to the materials used
Value = item
Can have multiple values

Material expected value list (Q12973)

Relations

Studio (P139)

Refers to the workshop the painter worked or the set was ordered from
Value = item
Possible values are persons that have [business] = “scenic workshop”
(this could also be a workshop of a theatre)

Studio list

Scenic artist (P151)

Refers to the scenic painter
Value = item
Possible values are persons that have [occupation] = “scenic painter”

Scenic artist (list)

Part of set?

Dates

First use date (P111)

First time the the set was used.
value = point in time

Significant date (P237)

A date that is significant for the set, and is not captured in the standard set of date properties available.
value = point in time
Needs a qualifier timeline label (this is shown on the timeline and in lists to make the date visible.)
Describe the event in a context qualifier

Demolished (P108)

Date of the destruction of the set
value = point in time
Describe the event in a context qualifier if needed

Collection date (P189)

Date the item entered the collection
value = point in time

Date inventory (P203)

Date the item entered the inventory
value = point in time

Measurements

Dimensions (txt) (P43)

use for unformated dimentions
Value = Monolingual text (add language)

Height (P327)

refers to the height of the object
Value = quantity (decimals)
add unit to property
The measurement is preferably in cm or inch.
The measurement is taken from to????????????
if an object has significant different heights, add multiple heights with qualifiers.

Width (P328)

refers to the width of the object
Value = quantity (decimals)
add unit to property
The measurement is preferably in cm or inch.
The measurement is taken from to????????????
if an object has significant different widths, add multiple widths with qualifiers.

Collection information

Part of collection (P67)

Refers to the collection the item is part of.
Use only for unique pieces
- Storage (P204)
- The physical place where the item is stored.
- Location (txt) ToDo

Collection number (P190)

The number or code given by a collection to a unique object
Value is String (language independant text)

Provenance (P187)

Description (in text) of the origine, the prior users of an object in a collection
Use qualifier [source] or [source URL] to link to details in other sources.

Condition (P186)

Description (in text) of the condition of a unique object in a collection.
Use qualifier [point in time] to mark the date the condition is defined.

Treatments (P201)

Describes (in text) the treatments that a unique object has been subject to. (e.g. cleaning, repairs, alterations, ...)
Value is monolingual text

Safety hazards (P188)

Description (in text) of the issues that could create a risk for the users of an object in a collection.
Value is monolingual text
For example electrical risks, sharp edges, asbestos, ...

Threats and risks (P329)

describes the risks for the item or object, comming from the environment. This can be physical as well a risks of disapearing by lack of means, organisational priorities, dead of owner, ...
Value is monolingual text
can be used for a single piece or a whole collection

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