Why Is This Drawing in a Museum?
A look inside a sketchbook by Degas reveals the story behind a unusual drawing.
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Ancient Myth, Contemporary Politics
Jacques-Louis David made Greco-Roman myths directly relevant to the contemporary public, as this sly drawing shows.
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Getty Voices: The Poetry of Paper
Our new drawings exhibition takes an unusual look at negative space, through the lens of poetry.
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Getty Voices: Researching the Renaissance
"It’s amazing to be immersed in Andrea del Sarto’s home city..."
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Getty Voices: Looking East, Looking West
“Looking East” established a platform for international dialogue around art, history, and cultural exchange.
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Fragonard’s “Les Beignets”: How Much Sweeter Can Life Be?
In this time of uncertainty, art can bring pleasure to the eye, nourishment to the mind, and also solace to the heart. A work... Read More
The Oakes Brothers’ Final Week at the Getty
The Oakes brothers near completion their three-week drawing project.
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Double Draw: The Oakes Brothers at the Getty
Twin brothers and artists Ryan and Trevor Oakes have similar interests, which isn’t really unusual for twins. However, the brothers have taken their mutual... Read More
Five Tips for Sketching at the Museum
Express yourself—drawing is allowed!
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Draw a Tree with Us—It’s Easy!
I have the good fortune to spend my days on a hillside with a view, in buildings filled with artistic treasures and surrounded by... Read More
Drawing from Antiquity: A Chance to Slow Down Time
Jaime Ursic believes everyone should study drawing. Not just because she’s an artist, but because it gives you two near-magical gifts: looking closely, and... Read More
Learning from the Old Masters at Getty Drawing Hour
Looking for opportunities to exercise your creativity in 2011? Consider Getty Drawing Hour, a free program that offers a chance to draw from the... Read More