The Tastemakers of 19th-Century England
How three works in Getty’s collection tell the story of a collector and his friends
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Bugs in Boxes and Other Ways to Draw Nature
How Maria Sibylla Merian learned about the tiny living things around her
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They Persisted (in Making Art)
Three stories that show how women have created throughout history
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Reflections: Casey Lee on Gerard ter Borch
A curator relates to a drawing of a young girl learning to make lace
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Reflections: Kelly Jane Smith-Fatten on Michelangelo
An educator studies Michelangelo by drawing
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Early Rembrandt Drawing Shows the Artist’s Interest in Humanity
The artwork is one of 39 Dutch drawings to join Getty's collection.
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Reflections: Stephanie Schrader on Cornelius Saftleven
Hear a curator on monkeys, owls, and our upside-down world.
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Why Did Michelangelo Use Red Chalk?
The artist used the medium to shape the human form.
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Drawing With Kids: 5 Ideas to Stay Creative With a Pencil and a Piece of Paper
You don’t have to be a professional to try this at home
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Last-Minute Michelangelo
Peek inside the closed galleries with the curator on video.
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Rare Michelangelo Drawings on View at the Getty Center
Get an up-close view into the artist’s expression of the human form.
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Paper People: Reflections from Emerging Curators of Prints and Drawings
Museum fellowships through The Paper Project lead to new discoveries and connections.
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