Bar Graph with Dropdown Menu of Artists

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Bar Graph with Dropdown Menu of Artists

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Last edited Apr 26, 2023

Created on Mar 17, 2023

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A dropdown menu of artists filters a bar graph showing the number of MoMA artworks per year for the selected artist. Hovering highlights bars in orange with a tooltip. The visualization loads data from a CSV using D3 v7's `csvParse`, builds the menu with D3 selections, and computes annual counts via `d3.rollup`. Additional buttons open a thumbnail gallery or histogram, though the code for the latter is incomplete.

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When an artist is selected, a bar graph is displayed. Each bar graph represents the number of artworks by year for the selected artist.

Tooltip is displayed and bar is highlighted in orange when mouseover.

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