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| === Title === | === Title === | ||
| - | Transcribe any title information from the image source as a cited title (this includes if the were is listed as 'Untitled'). In the case of an untitled work, also create a descriptive title. If a descriptive title can not be made, use 'title unknown' with all lowercase to distinguish it from a genuine title. If there is another phrase that the work is known as include that as a variant title. When cited or popular titles are in a foreign language include a translated title in English. | + | Transcribe any title information from the image source as a cited title (this includes if the work is listed as 'Untitled'). In the case of an untitled work, also create a descriptive title. If a descriptive title can not be made, use 'title unknown' with all lowercase to distinguish it from a genuine title. If there is another phrase that the work is known as include that as a variant title. When cited or popular titles are in a foreign language include a translated title in English. |
| With architecture images, the title for photographs of buildings will always be the name of the building. For images of plans, drawings, model, etc. the title will be a descriptive title, e.g. Plan of Old St. Peter's. Include the name of the building in the relationship field. For more information see the Relationship field link. | With architecture images, the title for photographs of buildings will always be the name of the building. For images of plans, drawings, model, etc. the title will be a descriptive title, e.g. Plan of Old St. Peter's. Include the name of the building in the relationship field. For more information see the Relationship field link. | ||
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| + | For illuminated manuscripts, include the shelf mark with the repository title, or //as// the repository title. These are unique identifiers that scholars find crucial in research. [[manuscripts]] | ||
| === Title type === | === Title type === | ||
| - | Use one of the following: //brandName//, //cited//, //creator//, //descriptive//, //former//, //inscribed//, //owner//, //popular//, //repository//, translated, //other// | + | Use one of the following: //brandName//, //cited//, //creator//, //descriptive//, //former//, //inscribed//, //owner//, //popular//, //repository//, //translated//, //other// . **Do not use 'VARIANT' or 'ALTERNATE' as a title type.** Use 'other' in cases where you would consider using 'variant' or 'alternate' or repeat a title type if appropriate. |
| === Title notes === | === Title notes === | ||
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| **Title:** Grid Number 9 | **Title:** Grid Number 9 | ||
| - | **Title type:** variant title | + | **Title type:** other title |
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| + | **Title:** LOC Rosenwald Ms. 10 | ||
| + | **Title type:** repository title | ||
