The Villa J. Paul Getty Built but Never Saw
Ancient and modern history intertwine at the Getty Villa.
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Making the Getty Villa’s New Audio Guide
Bringing the stories of ancient art to life in your ears.
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A New Vision for the Collection at the Getty Villa
Our galleries of ancient Greek and Roman art tell a new story.
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The New Face of Provenance Research
More resources than ever exist for researching artworks’ ownership histories.
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20 Years at the Getty Center: A Getty Conservation Institute Perspective
Twenty years of conservation work in and around LA.
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Reconstructing a Masterpiece of Choir Book Illumination by Niccolò da Bologna
A close look at six newly donated pages from a Renaissance choir book.
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Six Lessons Learned from Our First Crowdsourcing Project in the Digital Humanities
Crowdsourcing is not “free” labor, and other lessons from our first foray into citizen transcription.
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An Archival Trail: Concrete Art in Argentina
Concrete art in Argentina and Brazil, as told through papers in the special collections.
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“How to Tell Your Friends from the Japanese”: The Malvina Hoffman Papers and the Races of Mankind
“When it came to race in the 1930s, everyday people just got it wrong.”
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Your Questions About Luxury Arts in the Ancient Americas, Answered
What’s more valuable than gold? Experts answer your questions about art in the ancient Americas.
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PODCAST: Werner Busch on Adolph Menzel
An art historian discusses a German realist painter more people should know about.
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Our Responsibility to Protect Cultural Heritage in Conflict Zones
New paper examines the importance of preserving cultural heritage in times of war.
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