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Tristan as King Louis XIV - MusePose

#MusePose, February Edition

By Audrey Chan, Andrew Westover, and Kelly Williams | Published: February 1, 2015

Are you a king? A goddess? SHOW IT. More»

The Genius of Lithography / Nicolas Henri Jacob

This Just In: The Genius of Lithography

By Sarah Zabrodski | Published: January 29, 2015

The improbable story of the invention of lithography. More»

Getty Books in the Classroom - free resources for teaching with art

Inspiration for the Next Generation

By Steph Grimes | Published: January 27, 2015

New resource for teaching with art features suggested books, lesson plans, and discussion questions. More»

Harry Shunk (left) and Janos Kender in 1961

This Just In: The Shunk-Kender Archive

By Sarah Zabrodski | Published: January 26, 2015

The 20th-century art scene, told in photographs. More»

July 4, 2013. Images by Terry Evans, courtesy of Amon Carter Museum

By Paddleboat, By Inner Tube, By Car

By Jia-Rui Cook | Published: January 24, 2015

An ever-changing relationship between a community and a river. More»

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    Air / Aristide Maillol #MusePose challenge

    Strike a #MusePose!

    By Audrey Chan, Andrew Westover, and Kelly Williams | Published: January 2, 2015

    Get arty with your selfies in this new #MusePose Instagram challenge! More»

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        Can’t even with the Resurrection.

        Intense drama, saturated colors, and bold gestures amplify this emotional and significant moment in the Bible. 

        Detail of The Resurrection, 1612, Pieter Lastman. J. Paul Getty Museum.

        01/31/15

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