Connecting the Art Historical Dots
A Getty Foundation initiative is expanding the frontiers of art history by bringing scholars together from around the globe.
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Digital Success, Interactive Reading, and Other Open Questions about OSCI and Digital Publishing
How do we measure success in digital publishing? What’s better, an app or responsive design? What do we mean by “reading” now?
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Getty Voices: The Stones of Rome
A behind-the-scenes look at stone conservation in the Eternal City.
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Getty Voices: Attic Pots and Atomic Particles
How did ancient Greeks make their red-and-black pottery?
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Robert Mapplethorpe Papers and Photographs
The Robert Mapplethorpe archive is now available at the Getty Research Institute.
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Christmas Adventures, from Silver Screen to Gilded Page
What do Hollywood movies and medieval manuscripts have in common?
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América Tropical Is Reborn on 80th Birthday
Reflections on conserving Siqueiros’s mural America Tropical for the public.
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A Big Lift for América Tropical
Construction for the shelter, viewing platform, and interpretive center that will surround América Tropical, the only surviving public mural by David Alfaro Siqueiros in the United States still in its original location, is moving forward. The mural, located on...
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“The Photographer with the Soul of an Architect”: Lucien Hervé
Bridging the visions of Le Corbusier and Lucien Hervé.
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Faces of the Mexican Revolution
Famous and not-so-famous figures of the Mexican Revolution.
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Welcome to Alfred Schmela’s Art Gallery!
After several months of writing and archival processing, I’ve just finished my work on the archive of Galerie Schmela. The archive’s 172 boxes and 25 flat file folders are listed and described here. The records of Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf document the business...
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All Roads Lead to Rome
What brings a group of architects, conservators, engineers, geologists, scientists, and archaeologists from twenty countries and six continents to Rome? Rocks—or more accurately, stone. They have all come to participate in the 17th International Course on Stone Conservation, which...
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