The Style Pioneers of Photography on Paper
How French elites of the mid-1800s embraced paper photography as art.
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50 Years after the Flood, a Renaissance Painting Restored
Once thought a casualty of the 1966 Florentine flood, Vasari’s The Last Supper is back on view.
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Bringing J. Paul Getty’s Story to Life
Embedding our founder’s story into the walls of the Getty Center.
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How the Skull Is an Ally in Art
Bone-covered crypts and skulls as art.
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An Activist’s View of the Civil Rights Movement
Compelling images from the Civil Rights era beyond the South.
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An Artist’s View of Replicating Ancient Paintings
Art, spirituality, and conservation come together in the work of replication.
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The Never-Boring Life of J. Paul Getty, World’s Richest Man
The details on what you don't know about our founder.
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Metadata Specialists Share Their Challenges, Defeats, and Triumphs
Resolving obstacles with metadata.
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Coming Out: Queer Erasure and Censorship from the Middle Ages to Modernity
Toward a queer (art) history of the Middle Ages.
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Saving Electronic Records from Rot and Decay
Future-proofing the Getty’s digital footprint.
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Dreamscapes of Animals and Powerful Women
“I was doomed to be interested in both creatures and art from an early age.”
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Robert Mapplethorpe: The Commercial Archive and the Sexualization of the Black Male Body
A chapter in the sexualized history of race.
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