Second Getty Occasional Paper Focuses on the Link between Genocide and Cultural Destruction
New publication explore the link between crimes against humanity and crimes against culture.
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An Introduction to the Rothschild Pentateuch, an Illuminated Hebrew Masterpiece
Inside a rare thirteenth-century Jewish manuscript.
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A Rare Look Inside a Golden Box
A closer look at a Japanese lacquer box owned by Marie-Antoinette.
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How Safe Are Historic Earthen Sites? Earthquakes and Engineers Can Tell You.
Advances in retrofitting for safety and preservation.
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New Directions for Research on Ancient Romano-Egyptian Panel Paintings
Research on the composition and materials of ancient paintings advances scholarship of ancient art history.
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A Mysterious Man of Nineteenth-Century Paris
Uncovering the identity of a mysterious old man who inhabits nineteenth-century French art.
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Arts of Luxury for the Renaissance Elite
Treasured objects of the European Renaissance court.
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Curating Prints and Drawings in a Changing Field
A Paper Project seminar participant shares what they have learned about the collecting and care for works on paper.
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A Site-Specific Dance Echoes Across the Getty
A dance performance blurs the lines between dancer and audience, self and collective.
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The Ripple Effect in Provenance Data Standardization
Grappling with the thorny issues of readying datasets about provenance as LOD.
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Art Inspires DJs at the Getty Villa
Ten DJs visit the Getty Villa and share playlists inspired by their experience.
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The Never-Ending History of Artists and Books
How do artists’ books reveal new possibilities for both art and books?
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