Thanks for the responses.

We had considered an "Associated" constituent, but wanted to be able to
qualify it a bit more for the user who might ask how this person is
associated?  Perhaps the use of display suffix/prefix might help.

Laurie

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From: "Jen Kaines \\\\eoj" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, January 27, 2006 3:33 am
Subject: Re: constituent role?

> We would use Associated Person or Associated in that case.
>
> Hope that helps
> Jen
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> Jen Kaines
> Registrar
> Museums and Galleries
> Learning and Leisure Department
> Leeds City Council
> Tel:  0113 214 6529
> Fax: 0113 214 6539
> www.leeds.gov.uk
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> We, at George Eastman House, are trying to come up with a role for a
> constituent-object relationship where the subject of a photograph is
> not "of" a constituent but is "related" to the constituent. For
> example, we have photographs of Frida Kahlo paintings.  The
> "subject of
> photograph" (which is currently an object related role) is not really
> Frida Kahlo, but we want these photographs to be retrieved when
> searching for Frida Kahlo related objects.
>
> In another example we have photographs of the home of photographer,
> Julia Margaret Cameron. Cameron did not make the photographs but
> linking these photographs with Cameron is important to us.
>
> Any suggestions?
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> _________________________
> Laurie Soures
> Manager of Collections Database
> George Eastman House
> 900 East Avenue
> Rochester NY, 14607
> 585-271-3361 x391
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