Archive of Venezuelan Intellectual and Photographer Alfredo Boulton Comes to the Getty Research Institute
The archive contains 4,000 prints, and 20,000 negatives
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PODCAST: Assyrian Reliefs Tell the Story of an Empire
Making sense of the mesmerizing relief sculptures of ancient Assyria.
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Keeping Art Safe as It Travels the World
How Rita Gomez became Getty’s expert on handling and packing art
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Reflections: Amanda Berman on a Pair of Decorative Groups
A curator discusses the implications of subtle racism in a work of art.
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Did Getty’s Strangest Painting Inspire a Famous Novel about Hollywood?
On James Ensor, Nathanael West and “The Burning of Los Angeles”
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How Ancient Romans Kept Their Cool
Airflow, water fountains, and shade at the Getty Villa
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The Beauty and History of Nea Paphos from the Ground Up
A little critter takes a big journey through one of the Mediterranean’s most important historical sites
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First Release of Getty’s New Research Collections Viewer Offers Digital Access to Vast Archives
A newly launched online tool provides a central access point for Getty's vast archives.
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PODCAST: The Legacies of Pliny the Elder and Younger
A bond between uncle and nephew inspires an enduring historical legacy.
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More to Explore as the Ghent Altarpiece Website Gets an Update
Closer to Van Eyck offers a hi-res view of the world-famous altarpiece
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PODCAST: Michelangelo’s Drawings—Mind of the Master
Inside the mind and method of one of the most celebrated artists of the Italian Renaissance.
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Before the War: The Japanese Camera Pictorialists of California
The J. Paul Getty Museum recently acquired a collection of nearly lost photographs assembled by collector Dennis Reed over the course of 35 years
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