“The Everlasting Cycle of Becoming and Fading”: Thomas W. Gaehtgens on Philipp Otto Runge’s “Times of Day”
“Runge’s prints represent far more than merely the times of day. The cycle of the day represents in fact the cycle of life.”
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The Monuments Men and the Race to Save Masterpieces, A Q&A with Robert Edsel
“What makes a man risk his life to save someone else’s life, much less a work of art?”
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Getty Voices: Researching the Renaissance
"It’s amazing to be immersed in Andrea del Sarto’s home city..."
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Getty Voices: My L.A.: The Once and Future Golden Gate Theater
Reflections on East L.A.'s Golden Gate Theater.
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Getty Voices: Attic Pots and Atomic Particles
How did ancient Greeks make their red-and-black pottery?
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Publishing German Sales, A Look under the Hood of the Getty Provenance Index
Incorporating Nazi-era sales catalogs into the Getty Provenance Index took a small team about two years. Here’s how they did the work.
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Risk, Collaborate, Tweet: Charting Next Steps in Digital Humanities at the Getty
What should we do to move forward in digital humanities?
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Six Questions for Art Detective Victoria Reed
What does a provenance researcher do? And how does she do it?
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Getty Voices: Peru Field Notebook
The new series Getty Voices kicks off with a behind-the-scenes view of a field project in Peru.
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The Arts on the World Economic Stage—Notes from Davos
Notes and video excerpts from the Getty’s participation in the World Economic Forum.
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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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William Krisel, Southern California’s Architect
The William Krisel archive is the latest addition to the Getty Research Institute’s architecture collections.
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