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Explore a Global Middle Ages through the Pages of Decorated Books

Bryan C. Keene | December 9, 2019

A wide-ranging new Getty book examines the role of text and image across cultures over the thousand-year span of the Middle Ages.

The Soundtrack of the Renaissance Court

Larisa Grollemond | October 2, 2018

The music, and manuscripts, of Renaissance court life.

Digital Preservation in Practice

Teresa Soleau, Lorain Wang and Linta Kunnathuparambil | November 30, 2017

The challenges of digital files.

Thinking about Sisyphus (Or, the Afterlife with Some Rock ‘n’ Roll)

David Saunders | March 8, 2017

Sisyphus through the ages.

Edme Bouchardon’s Sleeping Faun Takes Up Residence in the Getty’s Entrance Hall

Anne-Lise Desmas | December 14, 2016

A nude mythological sculpture provides a preview to a Bouchardon moment at the Getty.

Roasting the Sun King

Rémi Mathis | July 12, 2015

Propaganda against Louis XIV cleverly appropriated his own symbols of power.

A Horse, Of Course! Curator Anne Woollett on Equine Painting

Alexandria Sivak | June 6, 2012

Horses have been the subject of paintings, sculptures, drawings, and other renderings for thousands of years. They have been depicted as companions of man, within picturesque landscapes, and in dynamic races, chases, and battles. Anne Woollett, curator of paintings...

The Italian Showcase

Nina Diamond | June 14, 2011

If our globe had a school playground, could you spot Italy? That’s right, the one voted “most popular.” Good-looking, sharp, charismatic. Plus, a rock star in art class. This year, the popular kid turns 150. Surprisingly, the nation that...