A Game of “Beautiful Problems”: Looking at Chess in Art
Three Getty-inspired chess stories for anyone binging “The Queen’s Gambit”
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Rethinking Descriptions of Black Africans in Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Art
How can our online catalog better communicate the diversity of the ancient Mediterranean?
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Provenance Research Reaches Across Getty in the Digital Age
Explore some of our projects on International Day of Provenance Research.
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Who Is Bob the Dog and Why Did Manet Paint His Portrait?
What we know about this little pup
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A Brief Introduction to the Art of Ancient Assyrian Kings
Reliefs that once adorned kings’ palaces.
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As Layers of Old Varnish Are Removed, Italian Renaissance Painter Ercole de’ Roberti’s Brilliance Is Revealed Once Again
Newly conserved paintings of a nearly forgotten master.
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An Introduction to the Bestiary, Book of Beasts in the Medieval World
An exhibition and catalogue explore this unique medieval book and its long influence.
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Creating a Digital Museum to Memorialize America’s Slave Past
Renée Ater investigates monuments to the slave past.
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Multilingualism along the Nile
The dynamic, multicultural society of ancient Egypt.
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Connecting the Provenance of Antiquities Collections
The history of collecting ancient art on display at the Getty Villa.
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Egyptian Ship Model Sheds Light on Bronze Age Warfare and Religion
A tiny model ship reveals much about ancient Mediterranean naval history.
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The Enchantress of the Medieval Bestiary
The singing temptress of medieval manuscripts.
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