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Getty Museum Acquires Pastel by Adélaïde Labille-Guiard

Val Tate | June 17, 2021

The work speaks to emerging views of motherhood and familial bonds

PODCAST: The Legacy of European Art and Curiosity Cabinets

April 28, 2021 | 37:55

How a German treatise published in 1908 shaped the history of art and museum studies

Online Exhibition Explores Palmyra in English and Arabic

Amy Hood | February 3, 2021

Launching today, Return to Palmyra features a story of growing up among the ruins of the ancient city and one family's work to preserve its history

35 Prints by Laura Aguilar, Photographer of Radical Vulnerability, Join the Getty Collection

Tristan Bravinder | September 26, 2019

Aguilar’s work adds a unique voice to the Getty’s photographs collection, which spans the origins of photography to today.

PODCAST: Wahhabism’s Global Consequences with Terence Ward

July 24, 2019 | 45:21 MINS

The history, growth, and impact of Saudi Arabia’s official Islamic sect.

PODCAST: In the Galleries: Borghese-Windsor Cabinet and Bust of Pope Paul V

October 4, 2017 | 46:03 MINS

A 17th-century Roman cabinet and a Bernini bust of one of its former owners.

Masterpiece of the Week: A Cabinet That’s Proudly Over the Top

Christine Spier | February 29, 2012

This is not your run-of-the-aristocratic-mill cupboard. J. Paul Getty, who had a passion for French decorative arts, listed this cabinet—our current Masterpiece of the Week—among his eight favorite pieces of furniture in the world. This sumptuous cabinet epitomizes that...

What Do You Mean, “Sustainability and Cultural Heritage”?

Melissa Abraham | January 7, 2011

When I talk about the importance of sustainability and cultural heritage, most people nod their heads—we’ve all heard the word “sustainable” in terms of the green revolution—but then a second later they usually ask, “Wait, what exactly do you...

Cabinet of Wonders

Anne Martens | May 17, 2010

The Augsburg Display Cabinet—the Getty Museum’s 17th-century “cabinet of curiosities” on display starting tomorrow in our New Galleries for Medieval and Renaissance Sculpture and Decorative Arts—is both a work of art and an early prototype of museums. With dozens...