r-huijts/rijksmuseum-mcp

The name of the artist to create a timeline for. Must match the museum's naming convention (e.g., 'Rembrandt van Rijn', 'Vincent van Gogh'). Case sensitive and exact match required.

Maximum number of works to include in the timeline. Works are selected based on significance and quality of available images. Higher numbers give a more complete picture but may include less significant works.

The unique identifier of the artwork in the Rijksmuseum collection. Format is typically a combination of letters and numbers (e.g., 'SK-C-5' for The Night Watch, 'SK-A-3262' for Van Gogh's Self Portrait). Case-sensitive. This ID can be obtained from search results.

Language for the artwork details. Use 'en' for English or 'nl' for Dutch (Nederlands). Affects all textual information including descriptions, titles, and historical documentation.

The unique identifier of the artwork in the Rijksmuseum collection. Same format as used in get_artwork_details. The artwork must have an associated image for this to work.

Language for the API response. Use 'en' for English or 'nl' for Dutch (Nederlands). While this endpoint primarily returns image data, any textual metadata will be in the specified language.

The unique identifier of the user set to fetch. Format is typically 'userId-setname'. This ID can be obtained from the get_user_sets results.

Language for the response data. Use 'en' for English or 'nl' for Dutch (Nederlands). Affects set descriptions and artwork information.

Page number for paginated results, starting at 0. Use with pageSize to navigate through large sets. Note: page * pageSize cannot exceed 10,000.

Number of artworks to return per page. Must be between 1 and 100. Default is 25. Larger values return more artworks but take longer to process.

Page number for paginated results, starting at 0. Use with pageSize to navigate through sets. Note: page * pageSize cannot exceed 10,000.

Number of user sets to return per page. Must be between 1 and 100. Larger values return more results but take longer to process.

Language for the response data. Use 'en' for English or 'nl' for Dutch (Nederlands). Affects set descriptions and user information.

The full URL of the artwork image to open. Must be a valid HTTP/HTTPS URL from the Rijksmuseum's servers. These URLs can be obtained from artwork search results or details.

General search query that will match against artwork titles, descriptions, materials, techniques, etc. Use this for broad searches like 'sunflowers', 'portrait', 'landscape', etc.

Search for artworks by a specific artist. Must be case-sensitive and exact, e.g., 'Rembrandt van Rijn', 'Vincent van Gogh'. Use + for spaces in names.

Filter by the type of artwork. Common values include 'painting', 'print', 'drawing', 'sculpture', 'photograph', 'furniture'. Use singular form.

Filter by the material used in the artwork. Examples: 'canvas', 'paper', 'wood', 'oil paint', 'marble'. Matches exact material names from the museum's classification.

Filter by the technique used to create the artwork. Examples: 'oil painting', 'etching', 'watercolor', 'photography'. Matches specific techniques from the museum's classification.

Filter artworks by the century they were created in. Use negative numbers for BCE, positive for CE. Range from -1 (100-1 BCE) to 21 (2000-2099 CE). Example: 17 for 17th century (1600-1699).

Filter artworks by predominant color. Use hexadecimal color codes without the # symbol. Examples: 'FF0000' for red, '00FF00' for green, '0000FF' for blue. The API will match artworks containing this color.

When true, only returns artworks that have associated images. Set to true if you need to show or analyze the visual aspects of artworks.

When true, only returns artworks designated as masterpieces by the Rijksmuseum. These are the most significant and famous works in the collection.

Determines the order of results. Options: 'relevance' (best matches first), 'objecttype' (grouped by type), 'chronologic' (oldest to newest), 'achronologic' (newest to oldest), 'artist' (artist name A-Z), 'artistdesc' (artist name Z-A).

Page number for paginated results, starting at 0. Use in combination with 'ps' to navigate through large result sets. Note: p * ps cannot exceed 10,000.

Number of artworks to return per page. Higher values return more results but take longer to process. Maximum of 100 items per page.

Language for the search and returned data. Use 'en' for English or 'nl' for Dutch (Nederlands). Affects artwork titles, descriptions, and other text fields.