Has History Got Roman Emperor Tiberius All Wrong?
Outrageous criminal or misunderstood victim? A new exhibition finds the man behind the scandal.
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The Power of Poetry: 6 Questions for Amber Tamblyn
“Poetry has the power to make you feel every human emotion all at once.”
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The Medieval Battle That Launched Modern English
How French saved English.
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Father-and-Daughter Pastels by William Hoare Now on View
Newly acquired portraits tell the unusual story of British banking heir Henry Hoare and the artist who depicted him.
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Getty Voices: Living with the St. Albans Psalter
Studying a precious manuscript, page by page, illumination by illumination.
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What’s in a Wood? How Science Helps to Reveal the Eames’ Vision
Conservators make an intriguing finding about the wood in the Eames House.
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A Winged Chariot, Wilshire Boulevard, and a Shipwreck: The Travels of Triptolemos
Retracing the travels of a beautiful Greek vase, from Naples to England to Los Angeles by way of a near miss with the sea floor
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Letters by René Magritte Join Research Institute’s Collection
The artist’s business dealings with gallerist Alexander Iolas are the focus of nine revealing letters from the 1950s and ’60s.
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Getty Voices: Designing Canterbury and St. Albans
A behind-the-scenes look at designing the new exhibition.
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Dean of Canterbury Cathedral Offers Tales of Art and Creativity
Hear Dean Willis's Talk about the History and Art of Canterbury.
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Getty Conservation Institute Releases New Resource for Conserving Historic Photographs
This new digital publication offers science-based tools to identify how photographs were made.
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Getty Foundation Grant Helps Restore Daguerre’s Final Illusion
Nestled in a church in a small town outside Paris, a massive diorama by Daguerre has been newly restored.
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