Separating Myth from Legend about the Medieval Dragon
The satanic serpent of medieval manuscripts.
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The Bonnacon, Laughing Stock of the Medieval Bestiary
The dung-flinging beast of medieval manuscripts.
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The Treasured Testicles of the Medieval Beaver
The strange beaver hunt of medieval manuscripts.
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Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Sin
The devilish ape of medieval manuscripts.
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The Monstrous Ant of the Medieval Bestiary
Ants came in two forms in medieval bestiaries: small and industrious, or dog-sized and ferocious
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Visions of Paradise in a Global Middle Ages: Illuminated Manuscripts and Infinite Gems from India and Europe
A new exhibition explores depictions of paradise across Europe and Asia.
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20 Years at the Getty Center: A Getty Research Institute Perspective
Twenty years of scholarship and collecting at the Getty.
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An Investigation of Black Figures in Classical Greek Art
What does this vase mean?
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The Voyages of a Crouching Venus
The travels of an over-life-size goddess.
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We Shook an Ancient Cup and Lived to Tell the Tale
A rare chance to examine an unusual cup.
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The German/American Provenance Research Exchange Program: An International Autobahn for Provenance Research
A new program is forming an international network for World War II–era provenance research.
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Commemorating the Dead in Greek Geometric Art
Athenian vases provide a step-by-step guide preparing the dead to reach the afterlife.
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