The Greatest Muralist You’ve Never Heard Of
The slowly vanishing murals of Manuel Cruz.
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For Print Collectors, Organizing Is an Art
How do you organize 123,400 prints?
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Pictures for Education: The Records of Art Dealers M. Knoedler & Co.
Booker T. Washington makes an appearance in the M. Knoedler & Co. archive.
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A Rediscovered Bernini Joins the Museum’s Collection
An elusive masterpiece joins the collection.
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Parallel Exhibitions on Renaissance Courts
Los Angeles and Milan host parallel exhibitions of illuminated manuscripts.
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Louis XIV’s Golden Dome
A rare print for the dome of the Invalides in Paris reflects Louis XIV’s ambitions to make Paris “a new European center of architectural magnificence.”
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6 Questions for the Getty’s Institutional Archivist
From a model of the Getty Center to a corrupt floppy disk, it’s all in there.
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A Glimpse into the Sun King’s Private World
An unusual table once owned by Louis XIV offers a peek into a king’s private world.
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Yes, L.A. Has a History
L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti on why historic preservation matters.
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Thirty-Eight Scholars Will Visit the Getty to Study the Materials of Art and the History of Classical Egypt
Thirty-eight scholars will pursue research at the Getty for coming scholar year.
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Patricia Lagarde’s Fantastic Island
An old fishing boat inspires a fantastic tale of heroism and disaster.
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Moving On Up
A look back at the Getty Conservation Institute’s move to the Getty Center.
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