Prints & Drawings
News and stories about prints and drawings in Getty’s collections and exhibitions
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The Afterlives of Artworks
How a single ink spot—among other important clues—led to an international collaboration to identify a lost drawing hidden in Getty’s collections
Getty Presents a Story of Rediscovery, Provenance Research, and Restitution
Exhibition recounts the journey of a drawing lost during World War II and the research that led to its return to Germany
This Little Frog Is Trying to Tell You Something
Drawings curator Stephanie Schrader digs into his timeless message
El verde siempre perdura
Explore la historia de un color con profundas raíces en el arte
Green Springs Eternal
Explore the history of a color with deep roots in art
Go Behind the Scenes at an Art Auction
Drawings curator Julian Brooks reveals new Getty acquisitions
Can You Tell Right from Wrong in These Drawings?
17th-century Dutch and Flemish artists took the call to instruct—and amuse—seriously
Is Drawing a Form of Self Care?
Becoming Artsy, Episode 504
Ray Kappe’s Monumental Fireplace, from House Feature to Historic Artwork
Artist Evan Curtis Charles Hall tells the story of the now-lost Erdley House and its innovative, midcentury fireplace and chimney—which survived the Palisades Fire
When Looking Became Making
How an exhibition turned viewing into participation through the simple act of picking up a pencil