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Husband-and-Wife Companion Portraits Join the Getty Collection
Jean-Hippolyte Flandrin was renowned for his striking likenesses
The Personal Side of the Johnson Publishing Company
The “JPC,” publisher of Ebony, Jet, and other magazines celebrating the Black American community, took good care of its staff, too
Sixty-Five Feet Under
Explore haunting photographs of Paris’s Catacombs
Why I Was Late to the Office
Photo postcards were the social media posts of the early 20th century
Getty Strengthens its Collection with New Acquisitions
Recent additions bolster Getty’s holdings of antiquities, drawings, sculptures, and photographs
Inside the Guerrilla Girls’s Collective Practice
A new Getty show celebrates 40 years of an anonymous collective’s activism against inequity in the art world
Recipe for Success
Scientists and conservators are using a Getty grant to reinvent a crucial art conservation material
When Seashells, Ferns, and Seaweed Went Viral
Why Victorian women like photographer Anna Atkins obsessed over natural collectibles
Who Was the Original Master of Gore?
This Spanish painter’s later works were extremely dark
Fotógrafos latinoamericanos
De las calles de Ciudad de México a las pampas argentinas, estas fotografías detienen en el tiempo lugares, vidas, generaciones y oficios que no se pueden replicar