The J. Paul Getty Museum Handbook of the Collections

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J. Paul Getty Museum, 2001 - Art - 309 pages
This revised edition of the Handbook highlights the collections of the Getty Museum at the Getty Center, including the Museum's latest acquisitions. In recent years the paintings collection has grown substantially, and featured here are paintings new to the Getty by artists such as Claude Monet, Jean-HonorÃ(c) Fragonard, Nicholas Poussin, Jacques-Louis David, and Paul CÃ(c)zanne, as well as recently acquired works in every department of the Museum. Three hundred forty objects are reproduced-each with information about content and style-to help enhance appreciation and insight by non-specialist readers and museum-goers alike.
The book is organized by curatorial department-antiquities, decorative arts, drawings, illuminated manuscripts, paintings, photographs, and sculpture. An introduction by Deborah Gribbon, director of the museum, traces the fascinating history of the Getty through its move to the Getty Center.

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J PAUL GETTY AND HIS LEGACY
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The Collections
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Antiquities
15
Copyright

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