Got Five Minutes? These Artworks Have Something to Tell You
In honor of Slow Art Day, six artworks that reward you for taking your sweet time.
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What Did Byzantine Food Taste Like?
In the kitchen with the Byzantines.
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Medieval Masterpieces from Greece Now on View
The largest presentation of Byzantine art ever seen in Los Angeles begins on Greek Independence Day.
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New Sales Data Trace the First Hundred Years of the British Auction Market
A major new data set joins the Provenance Index.
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What Did People Believe About Animals in the Middle Ages?
Lions, tigers, and dragons, oh my!
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Photographing the Traces of COVID-19
How life outside takes on new meaning in a pandemic
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Photographs of Africa from the Late 1800s
Six albums by French explorer Edouard Foà reveal African society at the turn of the 20th century.
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Diorama-rama: History Behind Glass
Photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto plays with dioramas’ tension between real and fake, fact and spectacle.
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The Hand of Louis XV
A disembodied hand is all that remains of a once-mighty emblem of royal power.
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The Epic Creation of a Last Masterpiece
An equestrian statue of Louis XV required 15 years of labor and 30 tons of metal.
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Unfolding Narratives in the Pierre de Gigord Collection
Photographs as memorial holders of an obliterated past.
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New Exhibition Explores the Hebrew Bible through Christian Eyes
Discover how medieval Christians interpreted Hebrew scripture in illuminated manuscripts.
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