Datasets:
topic string | query_id int64 | text string | query_image image | query_image_alt_texts list | reasoning_demand list | reasoning_skill list |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Art | 0 | Flemish school landscape painting 'Mountain Landscape' by Jan Baptist Huysmans, representing a mountain landscape with a hunting party, detailed oil on canvas style. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 1 | Dutch school genre painting 'Painter in his Studio' by Gerrit Dou, depicting a painter assumed to be Rembrandt in his studio. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 2 | A Flemish school landscape and pastoral genre piece by David Teniers the Younger | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 3 | French school landscape by Jean-Baptiste Pillement titled 'Pastoral Landscape with Shepherds', a decorative piece showing idealized views influenced by the pastoral tradition of Boucher. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 4 | Italian school religious fresco 'Medallion' by Michelangelo Buonarroti, located in the ninth bay above the Libyan Sibyl and representing the Sacrifice of Isaac. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 5 | Dutch school religious painting 'Apostle Paul' by Govert Teunisz. Flinck, formerly attributed to Rembrandt and documented as Bredius 603 in the catalogue of Rembrandt's paintings. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 6 | Dutch school still-life painting 'Still-Life with a Lute' by Willem van Odekerken, the artist's only known still-life, inspired by the 'banketjes' style of contemporary Haarlem specialists like Willem Claesz. Heda. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 7 | A French school genre piece by Claude Monet, representing a life-size portrait of the painter and engraver Jules Ferdinand Jacquemart executed in academic style. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 8 | An Italian school religious fresco by Pietro Perugino, originally part of a larger composition with inscriptions indicating a contribution from Raphael, with certain sections completed by Perugino in 1520. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 9 | An Italian school religious fresco by Jacopo Torriti, located in the clerestory of the north wall in the third bay of the nave. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 10 | An Italian school mythological piece by Francesco Trevisani, one of the four known versions of this subject created by the artist. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 11 | A Dutch school genre piece by Quiringh van Brekelenkam, depicting a scene in an interior. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 12 | An Italian school religious piece by Rutilio Manetti, consisting of a study on cardboard derived from Correggio's Zingarella, known as the Madonna with the Bowl. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 13 | An Italian school religious fresco by Giotto di Bondone, consisting of a roundel located on the inside wall of the façade above the Ascension of Christ. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 14 | An Italian school religious piece by Lazzaro Bastiani, which was originally located in the church of Corpus Domini in Venice, where the body of the saint is preserved. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 15 | An English school portrait by Mason Chamberlin the Elder, featuring a sitter in a formal unadorned setting that derives from prototypes by earlier artists such as Thomas Hudson. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 16 | An Italian school religious piece by Alessandro Magnasco, whose companion-piece is also held in the Rijksmuseum. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 17 | A Dutch school genre piece by Jacob Toorenvliet, depicting a market scene set amidst ruins. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 18 | A Dutch school interior piece by Pieter Symonsz. Potter, featuring the artist's signature 'P. Potter F' in the lower left. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 19 | A Flemish school piece by Adriaen van Utrecht, categorized as other, depicting a scene of various life and activity set in a yard." | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 20 | An Italian school religious piece by Raffaello Sanzio, also known as the Von der Ropp Madonna, featuring a style closely related to the serene art of Perugino. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive"
] | [] |
Art | 21 | A Dutch school religious piece by Jan van der Venne, centered on the theme of St Christopher, a Christian martyr whose name signifies 'he who carries Christ'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 22 | An Italian school religious piece by Cimabue, a famous work that was partially destroyed by the flood in 1966. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 23 | An Italian school religious piece by Giovanni Balducci, with a recorded altarpiece of the same subject by the artist dating from 1592 in the church of San Francesco, Volterra. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 24 | A Dutch school landscape piece by Jan Wyck, featuring a subject that was among the artist's known specialities. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 25 | A German school portrait by Anton Raphael Mengs, executed by the young artist at the age of 16 and showing the influence of Venetian painting. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 26 | A French school mythological piece by Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée, which was exhibited at the Salon of 1767 along with its pendant. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 27 | An Italian school mythological piece by Lorenzo Costa the Elder, which can be considered as an allegorical representation of eternal joy. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 28 | A German school religious piece by Hans Multscher, representing the next scene in a sequential narrative. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 29 | A Flemish school interior piece by Jan Jozef Horemans II, representing a characteristic work by this Antwerp genre painter depicting a patrician setting. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 30 | A Flemish school genre piece by Frans Francken the Younger, capturing the atmosphere of a specific professional setting at the beginning of the 17th century. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 31 | A French school religious piece by Jean Restout II, an artist from a prominent family of painters who worked for a period for Frederick the Great. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 32 | An Italian school religious piece by Correggio, an early work featuring Mantegnesque elements and sharing a close style with the artist's work in the Gemäldegalerie, Dresden. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 33 | A French school landscape piece by Pierre-Athanase Chauvin, reflecting the artistic influence of Claude Lorrain and Nicolas Poussin. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 34 | A Flemish school portrait by Jan van den Hoecke, one of several paintings executed by the artist during his stay in Austria for the brother of Emperor Ferdinand III. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 35 | An Italian school religious piece by Cesare Magni, set before a green curtain and a window that reveals a mountainous river landscape beyond. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 36 | An Italian school religious piece by Luca Giordano, featuring a subject that the artist treated five separate times throughout his career. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 37 | An Italian school mythological fresco by Giulio Romano, featuring a detail from the ceiling fresco located in the Sala di Troia. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 38 | A painting by Károly BROCKY. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 39 | A Spanish school portrait by Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, depicting a model who served as the archivist of the Inquisition and wears the Spanish Royal Order awarded in 1809. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 40 | A Dutch school landscape piece by Philips Wouwerman, representing one of the few known seascapes by the artist, characterized by his specific style of depicting inhospitable shores and turbulent conditions. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 41 | A Flemish school portrait by Justus Sustermans, depicting Grand Duchess Vittoria della Rovere with her first son, the future Grand Duke Cosimo III, as a young child. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 42 | An Italian school religious piece by the Florentine artist Bernardo Daddi, representing a mature work that demonstrates the influence of Sienese painting. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 43 | A painting by Vincenzo FOPPA. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 44 | A German school religious piece by Lucas Cranach the Younger, representing a half-length devotional subject regarded since the fourteenth century as the epitome of the 'Image of Piety'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 45 | An Italian school portrait by Lavinia Fontana, likely a preliminary sketch linked to the artist's activities in Rome and influenced by Carracci's experiments with the 'living image' theme. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 46 | An Italian school portrait by Paris Bordone, depicting an unidentified sitter; the canvas was originally larger but has since been reduced in size from its former dimensions. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 47 | An Italian school religious piece by Jacopo di Cione, constituting one of the six panels from the upper tier of a larger altarpiece ensemble. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 48 | A German school landscape piece by Albrecht Altdorfer, historically significant as one of the first independent landscapes in the history of European painting. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 49 | A Dutch school portrait by Jacobus Ludovicus Cornet, depicting the Dutch painter and writer Humbert de Superville. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 50 | An English school landscape piece by Frederick Lee Bridell, historically regarded as the masterpiece of the artist's career. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 51 | A Dutch school landscape piece by Nicolaes Berchem, featuring a peaceful scene where the evening sun illuminates the setting with its dying rays. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 52 | A German school still-life piece by Christian Berentz, reflecting the influence of Stosskopf and the development of decorative arts through the depiction of fragile and expensive objects. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 54 | An Italian school religious piece by Giovanni Battista Piazzetta, representing the artist's final exploration of a recurring theme, characterized by an elegiac tone and an unusually hesitant emotional portrayal. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 55 | An Italian school mythological piece by Baldassarre Franceschini, commissioned by Senator Carlo Torrigiani for the Casa Torrigiani in Florence. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 56 | An Italian school religious piece by Liberale da Verona, featuring a composition based on the established artistic models of Sano di Pietro. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 57 | An Italian school religious piece by Simone Cantarini, showcasing the artist's signature technique in depicting textured details such as hair and beard in wavy tufts. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 58 | An Italian school religious piece by Franceschino Zavattari, located on the lunette of a south wall, depicting a historical reception scene involving King Childebert and Spanish diplomatic relations. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 59 | An Italian school religious piece by Giuseppe Maria Crespi, belonging to a comprehensive series by the artist that depicts the seven sacraments as distinct individual scenes. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 60 | A Greek school religious icon in the style of Andreas Ritzos, executed by a late follower of the artist during the late fifteenth century. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 61 | A Dutch school portrait by Vincent van Gogh, painted in Paris during the summer of 1887 and documented under catalogue numbers F 526 and JH 0309. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 62 | An Italian school piece by Francesco Primaticcio, designed as a fresco within a room's double frieze ensemble. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 63 | A French school mythological piece by Nicolas Poussin, depicting a narrative meeting on the island of Naxos and revealing the strong artistic influence of Titian. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 64 | An Italian school interior piece by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, featuring a fresco cycle integrated into the walls and ceiling of a portego entrance hall. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 65 | An Italian school religious piece by Parri Spinelli, executed as a fresco that originally decorated the Audience Room (Sala delle Udienze) within the Palazzo della Fraternità. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 66 | An Austrian school portrait by Johann Baptist Lampi I, depicting Count Stanislas Felix Potocki, the Grand Marshal of Lithuania and Imperial Field Marshal of the Russian Army. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 67 | A French school landscape piece by Albert-Charles Lebourg, reflecting the artist's characteristic moderate Impressionist style. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 68 | A German school study by Friedrich Heinrich Füger, featuring a composition directly related to the artist's finished work titled Die Andacht, which is currently housed in the Städtische Museen, Heilbronn. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 69 | An Italian school religious piece by Pietro Alemanno, exemplifying the artist's signature style through its firm, dark outlining and distinctive cross-hatched modeling. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 70 | A Dutch school genre piece by Dirck Hals, representing one of the artist's two earliest known interiors, dated to 1623 and associated with other foundational works of the same period. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 71 | An Italian school still-life by Francesco Maltese, characterized by the artist's signature approach to meticulously conveying the texture of diverse objects. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 72 | An Italian school religious piece by Filippino Lippi, distinguished by its meticulous clarity and the use of a touching domestic setting to present a precisely drawn geometrical projection. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 73 | A Swiss school mythological fresco by Johann Rudolf Byss, located on the ceiling of the Weissenstein Palace stairwell and executed with the collaboration of the quadraturist Giovanni Francesco Marchini. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 74 | A German school religious piece by the Master of the Housebook, illustrating the theme of three generations which gained significant popularity among Northern European artists during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 75 | A Dutch school landscape piece by Wouter Knijff, executed in oil on oak panel. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 76 | A Swedish school portrait by Peter Adolf Hall, executed on ivory; the subject, who was thirteen years old at the time of this work, also appears as an infant in the artist's earlier familial compositions. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 77 | A Flemish school portrait by Justus van Egmont, depicting a noblewoman historically identified as the Marchioness of Montchevreuil. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 78 | A Flemish school piece by Pieter Casteels, categorized as a still-life (animal painting), capturing a scene of dynamic animal interaction within a landscape. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 79 | A painting by Friedrich Herlin. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 80 | A painting by Clément-Louis-Marie-Anne Belle. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 81 | A painting by Berthe Morisot. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 82 | A painting by Carlo Maratti. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 83 | A painting by Juan Carreño de Miranda. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 84 | A painting by Johan Ludwig Gebhard Lund. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 85 | A painting by Piero della Francesca. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 86 | A painting by Adam Pynacker. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
"knowledge-intensive",
"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
] |
Art | 87 | A painting by Joseph Wright. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
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Art | 88 | A painting by Mary Cassatt. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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] | [
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Art | 89 | A painting by Piero del Pollaiuolo. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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"reasoning-intensive"
] | [
"knowledge_reasoning"
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Art | 90 | A painting called 'Entombment'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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] | [] |
Art | 91 | A painting called 'Portrait of a Young Man'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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] | [] |
Art | 92 | A painting called 'Fishermen at Sorrento'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 93 | A painting called 'A View of Venice'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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] | [] |
Art | 94 | A painting called 'The Meeting of St Anne and Joachim at the Golden Gate'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 95 | A painting called 'St Sebastian'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 96 | A painting called 'Alpine Pass in Winter with Monks'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 97 | A painting called 'Town Folk Coming to the Country'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 98 | A painting called 'Dutch Vessels off a Coastline on a Breezy Day'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 99 | A painting called 'The Resurrection'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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Art | 100 | A painting called 'The Adoration of the Magi'. | Not supported with pagination yet | [] | [
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ARK-Bench
A Dual-Axis Multimodal Retrieval Benchmark along Reasoning and Knowledge
Retrieval beyond surface-level similarity.
1,750 queries · 36,858 candidates · 17 topics · 6 reasoning skills
ARK-Bench evaluates multimodal retrieval that requires domain knowledge and reasoning, beyond surface-level similarity. It covers five knowledge domains, 17 topics, six reasoning skills, and 16 visual data types. Queries and candidates can be unimodal or multimodal, and most queries include targeted hard negatives.
Explore model results by knowledge domain, reasoning skill, and cognitive demand on the ARK-Bench Leaderboard. The headline counts above are those reported in the paper.
Quick start
Install the loading library and image dependencies:
pip install "datasets[vision]"
Load the query set and retrieval corpus explicitly by configuration name:
from datasets import load_dataset
DATASET_ID = "XLearning-SCU/ARK-Bench"
queries = load_dataset(DATASET_ID, "queries", split="test")
gallery = load_dataset(DATASET_ID, "gallery", split="test")
print(f"Queries: {len(queries):,} | Gallery: {len(gallery):,}")
print(queries.features)
print(gallery.features)
Both configurations use the test split. A topic such as Calendar is a field within that split, not a separate split or configuration. If no configuration is specified, the default is gallery.
Data format
data/
├── queries/test/
│ ├── metadata.jsonl
│ └── images/<topic>/...
└── gallery/test/
├── metadata.jsonl
└── images/<topic>/...
The tables below describe the stored metadata.
| Query field | Meaning |
|---|---|
topic, query_id |
Topic and query identifier. |
text |
Query text. |
query_image_file_name |
Query image reference information. |
query_image_alt_texts |
Alternative text associated with query images. |
reasoning_demand |
Overall cognitive demand: perception-only, knowledge-intensive, reasoning-intensive, or both. |
reasoning_skill |
Reasoning-skill annotation; an instance may involve multiple skills. |
| Gallery field | Meaning |
|---|---|
topic, corpus_id |
Together identify a retrieval candidate. |
file_name |
Candidate image path. |
alt_text |
Alternative text associated with the image. |
Evaluation
If you would like to evaluate your model, submit your results, and compare its performance with other leading models, visit the ARK-Bench Leaderboard for detailed information. We welcome your participation and contributions to ARK-Bench.
License
This repository declares Apache-2.0. For third-party materials, refer to the original source terms and the data sources documented in the paper.
Citation
If you use ARK-Bench in your research, please cite:
@misc{lin2026ark,
title = {{ARK}: A Dual-Axis Multimodal Retrieval Benchmark along Reasoning and Knowledge},
author = {Yijie Lin and Guofeng Ding and Haochen Zhou and Haobin Li and Mouxing Yang and Xi Peng},
year = {2026},
eprint = {2602.09839},
archivePrefix = {arXiv},
primaryClass = {cs.CV},
url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.09839}
}
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