The Getty Center
Virtue and Vice: Allegory in European Drawing
Until Jun 7
European drawings criticising vice and praising virtue, 16th–19th century
The Getty Center
Brentwood, Los Angeles 🇺🇸
Perched in the Santa Monica Mountains, the Getty Center is a landmark of both art and architecture. Richard Meier's travertine campus houses European paintings, illuminated manuscripts, photographs, and decorative arts spanning centuries, with works by Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Monet among the highlights. Sweeping city views and meticulously designed gardens make it one of the city's essential destinations.
Explore 3 exhibitions on now and 6 coming soon at The Getty Center.
The Getty Center
Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955–1985
Until Jun 14
Photography as a tool for social change during the Black Arts Movement
The Getty Center
Baroque Paintings and Sculptures
Until Jul 1
Baroque masterworks in dynamic dialogue — Rembrandt, Gentileschi, Poussin
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
Stendahl's World: Marketing Ancient Mexico and Modern Art in Los Angeles
Starting Jun 23
How Earl Stendahl shaped LA's market for pre-Hispanic and Mexican art
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
Lost. Found. Returned.
Starting Jun 23
An Otto Greiner drawing's journey from Dresden through WWII and back
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
Odilon Redon: Otherworldly Visions
Starting Jul 14
Redon's charcoals, lithographs, and pastels of fantasy and nature
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
The Holy Family at Home
Starting Sep 22
Northern European paintings of the Holy Family in intimate domestic settings
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
A Light in the Dark: Joseph Wright of Derby
Starting Nov 24
Joseph Wright of Derby's astonishing paintings of light and dark
Coming SoonThe Getty Center
The Making of a Medieval Book
Starting Aug 4
The four stages of making medieval books, from parchment to binding
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The Getty Center
Brentwood, Los Angeles·View on artmap
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