Research Uncovers New Clues to the Histories of 250-Year-Old Decorative Objects
Four artworks, four intriguing personalities.
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The Women Behind Édouard Manet’s Seasons
Who are the mysterious women behind Manet’s most famous portraits?
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Rediscovered Painting by Bronzino Goes on Permanent View at the Getty Center
A Renaissance rediscovery joins the collections.
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35 Prints by Laura Aguilar, Photographer of Radical Vulnerability, Join the Getty Collection
Aguilar’s work adds a unique voice to the Getty’s photographs collection, which spans the origins of photography to today.
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Exhibition Examines Michelangelo’s Working Process through Rare Original Drawings
See 28 drawings on rare loan outside Europe.
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Notre-Dame’s Centuries of Survival, Captured in Art
A guided tour of Notre-Dame's gems and the stories they tell.
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It Begins Again: “The Flávio Story” Retold
Exhibition focuses on one the most complicated, compelling, and revisited stories of the famed photographer’s career.
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10 Surprising Facts about Books of Beasts from the European Middle Ages
A bite-sized introduction to the bestiary of the European Middle Ages.
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Ancient Portrait Bust from Palmyra Joins the Collection of the Getty Villa
This ornate bust depicts a prosperous resident of the ancient Syrian city.
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Animals and Allusions on an Italian Renaissance Basin
Tour an intricate Renaissance basin teeming with beasts.
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Exhibition Manet and Modern Beauty Explores the Artist’s Last Years
A new exhibition focuses on Manet as a painter of modern life.
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The Bad Side of the Medieval Bestiary
Ominous imagery in the book of beasts.
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