Parallel Exhibitions on Renaissance Courts
Los Angeles and Milan host parallel exhibitions of illuminated manuscripts.
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Grad Intern Diary: Jacquelyn Clements
Studying Greece’s enchanting landscape.
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Conservation Tools: The Microfading Tester
Measuring color changes in light-sensitive works of art.
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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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Classicist Edith Hall on Ancient Conflict Resolution, Robots, and Why Knowing Greek History Would Make the World a Better Place
“I would like to teach every young person some bits of Homer, Greek drama, Plato, Aristotle, Livy and Tacitus. The world would be a better place.”
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Outdoor Sculpture at Long Beach Campus Gets a Fresh Look
CSU Long Beach’s remarkable outdoor sculpture collection is being conserved.
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Getty Foundation Launches Searchable Online Grant Database
Access to grant data across the Foundation’s entire 30-year history.
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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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Deathly Meditations in Medieval Manuscripts
Death is coming. Prepare with these images from illuminated manuscripts.
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A Glimpse into the Sun King’s Private World
An unusual table once owned by Louis XIV offers a peek into a king’s private world.
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A Brief History of Animals in Photography
Animals as photographic subject.
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Reimagining the Medieval Mediterranean
Scholars look anew at the medieval Mediterranean.
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