Template talk:Europeana

Testing

Spaces and non-ASCII characters in names, missing first or last name:

• Vincent van Gogh (space in last name):
  • Gogh%2C+Vincent Art of Vincent van Gogh at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019
• Rembrandt (first name only):
  • Art of Rembrandt at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019
• Rembrandt van Rijn (space in last name):
  • Rijn%2C+Rembrandt Art of Rembrandt van Rijn at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019
• Carlos Cruz-Diez (hyphen):
  • Art of Carlos Cruz-Diez at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019
• Diego Velázquez (non-ASCII á):
  • Art of Diego Velázquez at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019
• Banksy (last name only):
  • Art of Banksy at Europeana. Retrieved 15 February 2019

Superp (talk) 22:59, 15 February 2019 (UTC)

Europeana Entity

@Superp: can you help me in the correct direction on en:Wikipedia? Europeana is changing to the same concept as Wikidata with unique entities for a person e.g

• George Frederic Watts (Q183245) is same as agent/base/66724
• Joshua Reynolds (Q194402) is same as agent/base/60057

I have added 160 000 links Wikidata to Europeana see T240290 and in the Swedish Wikipedia we have created a template sv:Mall:Europana that I guess is useful also on en:Wikipedia it use Europeana entity (P7704) and the syntax on sv:Wikipedia is {(Europeana}}

Question: if you also think so what name can we use on en:Wikipedia - Salgo60 (talk) 10:11, 1 January 2020 (UTC)