“The Everlasting Cycle of Becoming and Fading”: Thomas W. Gaehtgens on Philipp Otto Runge’s “Times of Day”
“Runge’s prints represent far more than merely the times of day. The cycle of the day represents in fact the cycle of life.”
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Philipp Otto Runge’s “Times of Day,” A Monument of German Romantic Art
This remarkable four-print series depicts the coming and departing of light, which points to the cycles of life from conception to death.
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Getty Voices: The Stones of Rome
A behind-the-scenes look at stone conservation in the Eternal City.
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Harald Szeemann’s “Project Files”
As director of the Venice Biennale, curator Harald Szeemann created new ways of showing art—and new places to show it.
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The Monuments Men and the Race to Save Masterpieces, A Q&A with Robert Edsel
“What makes a man risk his life to save someone else’s life, much less a work of art?”
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Getty Voices: “I like art. Now what?”
How do you make a career in the arts?
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The Civil War in Pictures
The Civil War captured in early photographs, from young New Yorkers headed to the battlefield to Robert E. Lee one week after the surrender.
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The Man of La Belle Ferronière
A fake Leonardo? The scandalous court case of art dealer Joseph Duveen.
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The Eames House – Conserving a California Icon
A multidisciplinary team is investigating the iconic Eames House in order to preserve it for the future.
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Getty Voices: Researching the Renaissance
"It’s amazing to be immersed in Andrea del Sarto’s home city..."
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Getty Voices: My L.A.: St. John’s Cathedral, Monument of Serenity
Modernism isn't the only style that has brought greatness to the L.A.-scape.
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Architecture Critic Paul Goldberger Advises “Don’t Squeeze Out All the Fresh Air”
“We’re much more sensitive in general to historic buildings than we once were.” How to move forward while preserving the past.
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