For Art History, Generosity Is the Real Power of the Internet
An art historian and blogger talks about open access, the Baroque, and 17th-century executions.
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Are India’s Elephants Blessed Creatures or Indentured Servants?
Photographer Annette Bonnier captures the world surrounding the lives of Asian elephants in Indian society.
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Noodles Fit for the Mother of God
A food historian recreates a dish that Mother Mary may have been served.
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The Invention of the Light Bulb Did Not Conquer the Night
How painters depicted darkness even as the world embraced artificial light
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Medieval Mysteries: Considering a Recent Acquisition
A manuscript page bursting with art historical mysteries.
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Hand-Colored Print Depicts the Land of Cockaigne, Mythical World of Self-Indulgence
“Here you only worry about being happy!”
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A Salad Garden Grows at the Getty: An Interview with Julia Sherman of Salad for President
An installation of organic heirloom vegetables and salad greens has sprouted at the Getty.
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The Sun King Illuminated: An Emblem Book for Louis XIV
Sleuthing the symbols of Louis XIV in the Getty Center galleries.
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Bringing the Cave Temples of Dunhuang to California Classrooms
Chinese culture comes to California classrooms.
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The Naughtier Side of French Printmaking
The raunchy and the rustic in 17th-century prints.
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12 Things You Didn’t Know about Frank Lloyd Wright’s Hollyhock House
Must-know facts about the recently restored L.A. landmark.
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Mirror Selfies and Art History
Neoclassical selfies? Check.
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