Getty Voices: The Stones of Rome
A behind-the-scenes look at stone conservation in the Eternal City.
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Edible Gardening in the Renaissance
Gardening expert Christy Wilhelmi on how the Renaissance ate.
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The Man of La Belle Ferronière
A fake Leonardo? The scandalous court case of art dealer Joseph Duveen.
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Architecture Critic Paul Goldberger Advises “Don’t Squeeze Out All the Fresh Air”
“We’re much more sensitive in general to historic buildings than we once were.” How to move forward while preserving the past.
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Hi! I’m an L.A. Native.
They say L.A. has no center; they say it’s a desert. We native Angelenos know that’s not true—and not just when it comes to architecture, either.
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Getty Voices: A Young Buck on a November Morning
An eye-to-eye encounter with a young buck at the Getty Villa.
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Long Live Tiki, the Whimsical Soul of Midcentury Modern
Tiki is the style that refuses to die, and its endurance tells us something about Southern California design.
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For California Gardeners, Winter Is the New Summer
Winter, the sere season? Not in California, where the cool months are our lushest, our most verdant of all.
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Beware Cupid’s Arrow! French Print Reveals Dangers of Romantic Mix-Ups
It could happen to you: comic mix-ups, near-death encounters, and other tales of accursed romance from French prints at the Getty Research Institute.
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Write the Opening Line to Vermeer’s “Lady in Blue”
What do you think the first line of this letter might say? Share your ideas.
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Whispers and Shadows: Ray K. Metzker and “Street Noir”
“I imagine the people in Metzker’s photographs as supporting characters in a film noir—captured on an average day, precisely at the loneliest moment before the cruel twist of fate takes hold.”
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Robert Mapplethorpe Papers and Photographs
The Robert Mapplethorpe archive is now available at the Getty Research Institute.
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