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Getty Acquires Major Painting by Luis de Morales
A refined devotional work strengthens the museum’s collection of Spanish art
Getty Holds Convening in Rome Focused on the Impact of Climate Change on Archaeological Heritage
Archaeological Heritage in a Changing Climate: Confronting Threats, Sustaining Futures was held in Rome Italy, March 18-21, 2025
Altadena Jazz Artists to Perform at Getty Center for Annual Sounds of LA Concert Series
Join us for a weekend of free concerts that celebrate the jazz legacy of Altadena
Saturday Apr 12 at 7pm and Sunday Apr 13 at 3pmA Medieval Feminist Manuscript Makes Its Getty Museum Debut
How a pioneering feminist writer championed women’s moral and intellectual power
Emblematic of Ancient Rome, Villas Impacted the Entirety of Roman Life
This sourcebook compiles newly translated Greek and Latin sources to provide rich insights and understanding—even enjoyment—on villas and their importance
A Variety of Greek Inscriptions Provide Insight into Ancient Greek Politics and Culture
These artifacts offer a glimpse into the Mediterranean world as early as the eighth century BCE
What They Saw: Historical Photobooks by Women Comes to Getty
Engage, Touch, Read, See at the Getty Library
April 8 – May 11, 2025Art That’s Fit for a Queen
For royal women of ancient Greece, art and power went hand in hand
Emerson Bowyer and Anne-Lise Desmas Win 2025 Alfred H. Barr Jr. Award for "Camille Claudel"
Curators Emerson Bowyer and Anne-Lise Desmas have won the College Art Association’s (CAA) prestigious Alfred H. Barr Jr. Award for Camille Claudel, copublished by the J. Paul Getty Museum and The Art Institute of Chicago
New Volume Delves into the Interconnectedness of Drawings and Prints
This book elucidates the relatively unexplored relationship between the two media