The Research Papers of Elizabeth Roth, Keeper of Prints and Rare Books at the NYPL
A life’s work devoted to the unique art of festival books.
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Tag: Getty Research Institute collection
Louis XIV’s Golden Dome
A rare print for the dome of the Invalides in Paris reflects Louis XIV’s ambitions to make Paris “a new European center of architectural magnificence.”
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6 Questions for the Getty’s Institutional Archivist
From a model of the Getty Center to a corrupt floppy disk, it’s all in there.
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Louis XIV, the Original King of Viral Media
The original tech-savvy celebrity.
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Patricia Lagarde’s Fantastic Island
An old fishing boat inspires a fantastic tale of heroism and disaster.
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The Business Files of Harald Szeemann
Wine, meticulous receipts, and reimagined police tape in the curator’s files.
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Malcolm Lubliner’s Photographs of the L.A. Art Scene
Photographic portraits of some of the 20th century’s most notable artists.
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100,000 Pieces of Ephemera Tell the Story of 20th-Century Art
A massive collection of 20th-century art ephemera is ready for research.
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The Artists the Internet Almost Forgot
Building Los Angeles architecture and its architects, one Wikipedia entry at a time.
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Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at the Getty Research Institute to Focus on Architecture and Design
Join us to build a better history of L.A. art through Wikipedia.
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The Genius of Lithography
The improbable story of the invention of lithography.
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Inside the Shunk-Kender Archive
The 20th-century art scene, told in photographs.
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