Illustrating the World’s Most Notorious Troublemakers
Dreamlike illustrations inspired by ancient art and myth.
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Getty Salad Garden: Michael Parker
On bowls as sculpture, the beauty of ugly fruit, and performance art.
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Comestibles—With a Side of Comedy—in Medieval and Renaissance Theater
Gluttony, tall tales, and raunchy humor on the classical stage.
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Digitizing Photography Incunabula
Some of the world’s earliest photographically illustrated books are being digitized by the Getty Research Institute.
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Getty Salad Garden: Robert Irwin
Artist Robert Irwin shares his thoughts on creating art, gardens, and salads.
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Who’s More Gluttonous, the Rich or the Poor?
The worst sin? Illuminated manuscripts present two different perceptions of gluttony.
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Heraldry Illuminated: Deciphering Coats of Arms and Other Manuscript Mysteries
Help us solve a heraldry mystery.
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7 Things to Look for in Paintings of the Last Supper
Things to know to decipher the images in one of the most depicted subjects in the history of art
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Crop Selection for the Getty Salad Garden
How did the Getty decide to grow unique vegetables like mizuna mustard and amaranth?
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Are India’s Elephants Blessed Creatures or Indentured Servants?
Photographer Annette Bonnier captures the world surrounding the lives of Asian elephants in Indian society.
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Cleaning 700 Square Feet of Precious Tapestry
Tapestries once owned by Louis XIV receive a high-tech cleaning.
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A Look Back at the Getty in 2015—And a Peek at 2016
The Getty president looks back at 2015, and ahead to 2016.
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