J. Paul Getty Museum - The Getty Center

Photographs document the remarkable history of the LA artist’s workshop and publisher

The first in the “Rotunda Commission” series

Original and powerful explorations of the human form

Explores the physical properties of blue paper, and artistic practice from the 15th - 18th centuries.

Medieval and modern approaches to the representation of blood

Highly fragile photographs dating from the 1840s by a lesser-known pioneer of photography

Fresh perspectives on 19th-century photography via the work of contemporary artists

Artists of the early 1600s tell a story of persistent global cooling in the 17th century

Explores text and images of a manuscript made in the 1460

A focused exhibition highlights the ways late 19th-century artists depicted the Alps

Colossal portrait explores both technical achievement and the reality of the sitter’s world

The illusion of three-dimensional objects floating in space

Explores a collaboration between artists and engineers

The cultural and historical context of a magnificent object

Explores the ways the science of light was studied during the “Long Middle Ages” (800–1600)

Mysteries of astrology intersecting with medicine, divination, and daily life in the Middle Ages

How his understanding of light and color informed his painting practice

Explores the interaction of paper and light