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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What Makes an Artist Great? Curator Scott Schaefer on Vermeer
Johannes Vermeer is a beloved artist. Is he also a great one?
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Getty Voices: The Power of Vermeer
Vermeer's newly arrived Woman in Blue Reading a Letter seems calmly at home in our galleries—but introduces a distinctive new presence.
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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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New “Getty Voices” Project Features Creative Angles on Art and Culture, One Week at a Time
This morning we launched Getty Voices, a new social media project on The Iris led by a different member of the Getty community every week.
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What Do Rocks Have to Do with Renaissance Art?
Why the manuscript illuminations in Florence at the Dawn of the Renaissance really rock.
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New Online Resource to Reveal Stories about Nazi-Looted Art, Wartime Art Market
Featuring over 2,000 newly digitized catalogs, a new database will revolutionize Nazi-era art research.
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Conserving Pacino di Bonaguida: My Getty Foundation Fellowship
Panel paintings conservator Aleksandra Hola reveals the process of conserving a 14th-century painting.
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Christmas Adventures, from Silver Screen to Gilded Page
What do Hollywood movies and medieval manuscripts have in common?
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Pollarding the Getty Knuckle Trees
What is this strange tree, and why does it look this way? Pollarding explored and explained.
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Actor Peter Weller Discusses Renaissance Florence (and Answers Your Questions!)
Robocop an art historian? Yes! Peter Weller answers questions about Italian Renaissance art.
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Simultaneous Viewing and Ray Metzker’s Composites
An exhibition of Metzker’s photographs offers “assembled related moments presented for simultaneous viewing.”
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