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Downloading paintings from a specific artist.
See original GitHub issueHello.
I’m trying to download the paintings from a single artist, I removed all the the other artists from the .json file, but still, when I run the wikiart.py --datadir /datasets/wikiart/ fetch command, the paintings from all the artists on wikiart are being fetched.
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No problem. Glad it worked out.
I’m really sorry Lucas, but I didn’t make any changes to the code, and I have no experience in Python. All I did was to manually replace the
artists.jsonfile indatasets/wikiart/metawith the one in./wikiart-saved/meta(the one I edited) and then running thewikiart.py --datadir /datasets/wikiart/ fetchcommand again.