A Portrait by Anton Raphael Mengs Goes on View at the Getty Center
Friendship and a shared interest in classical antiquity brought this painter and subject together.
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PODCAST: Responding to Disaster – The Getty Fire
How Getty staff reacted in the face of a natural disaster.
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Race and Representation in the Nativity Scene
How the political relationship between Africa and Europe manifests in a famous Biblical image.
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Highlights from Unseen: 35 Years of Collecting Photographs
Getty’s senior curator of photographs walks you through a new show of previously unexhibited images.
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Who Is Bob the Dog and Why Did Manet Paint His Portrait?
What we know about this little pup
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After the Fire, Getty Works to Protect Hillsides and Neighbors
Working to ensure that neighbors are protected following the recent fire.
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Solange’s Bridge-s Debuts at the Getty Center
How the modern buildings transformed into a space for dance, music, and social commentary
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Why the Getty Center Is the Safest Place for Art During a Fire
The careful engineering that protects art from fire at the Getty Center.
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Getty Center Safe after Mass Efforts in Getty Fire, Now Reopened
An update on the Getty Fire.
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Seven European Paintings from LACMA Now On View at the Getty
LACMA masterpieces in the Getty Center galleries.
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A Dog’s Life, from Kyoto to Versailles
The dramatic journey of a little dog-shaped box.
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An Introduction to the Rothschild Pentateuch, an Illuminated Hebrew Masterpiece
Inside a rare thirteenth-century Jewish manuscript.
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