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Sculpture Schema for Webflow Websites
Sculpture schema describes three-dimensional artworks. A subtype of VisualArtwork specific to sculptural works. Used by galleries, museums, public art sites, and artist portfolios.
Fields
- name — Sculpture title (shared)
- image — Photo of the sculpture (shared)
- creator — The sculptor (Person)
- description — Sculpture description (shared)
- material — Material (Bronze, Marble, Steel, etc.) (shared with Product)
- dateCreated — When created
- url — Artwork page URL (shared)
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I just read https://www.karpi.studio/schema-glossary-types/sculpture about Sculpture schema for Webflow websites. Help me apply this to my own artist portfolio or gallery site:
- Which Sculpture fields are core vs nice-to-have -- `name`, `image`, `creator`, and `description` are the essentials, while `material`, `dateCreated`, and `url` add detail
- A complete JSON-LD example using the @graph format combining the Sculpture and its `creator` as a Person
- How `material` works (a value shared with Product, e.g. Bronze, Marble, Steel) and how `dateCreated` records when the piece was made
- Exactly how to implement it in Webflow -- a CMS collection template for an artwork catalog so each page maps fields to schema, rather than site-wide head code
- How to validate it with the Schema.org Validator, since there is no dedicated Google rich result for Sculpture (a subtype of VisualArtwork)
- The most common mistake: using Sculpture for non-sculptural work instead of three-dimensional artworks