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OverviewLa última edición del manual de Getty presenta una perspectiva fascinante de los objetos de la colección del J. Paul Getty Museum. Esta nueva edición del The J. Paul Getty Museum Handbook of the Collection (El Museo J. Paul Getty Manual de la colección) incluye más de 380 de los objetos más apreciados en el museo. Se ha actualizado para agregar las numerosas y emocionantes adquisiciones nuevas, como Fire Island (Isla de fuego) de Adger Cowans y Portrait of Mai (""Omai"") (Retrato de Mai ""Omai"") de Joshua Reynolds, y presenta una reseña de la colección de Getty más reconocida a nivel mundial y de la historia del museo y de su famoso fundador. Desde tesoros del mundo antiguo y manuscritos medievales hasta dibujos renacentistas, muebles franceses, pinturas impresionistas, fotografías icónicas estadounidenses y mucho más, el manual ofrece una mirada indispensable del arte tanto en la magníficamente reimaginada Getty Villa en Malibú como en el deslumbrante Getty Center, construido en una cima de la ciudad de Brentwood. Esta edición, con espléndidas ilustraciones y un hermoso nuevo diseño, es un manual imprescindible para los amantes del arte, ya sean visitantes habituales de ambos espacios o aquellos que aún no han vivido la experiencia. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Marie SvobodaPublisher: Getty Trust Publications Imprint: J. Paul Getty Museum ISBN: 9781606069967ISBN 10: 1606069969 Pages: 250 Publication Date: 07 April 2026 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Out of stock Table of ContentsReviewsThe second volume of Mummy Portraits of Roman Egypt yields further rich insights into the research of the international, interdisciplinary collaboration that underpins the APPEAR project and this publication. The breadth and depth of articles-whether from the perspective of Egyptology, conservation, scientific study, or the history of collecting-reflect the expertise and scholarship of their contributors. The volume is generously illustrated and easily navigable, making clever, intuitive use of the interactive possibilities of the online publication. - Dr. David Saunders, Honorary Research Fellow, British Museum, and Honorary Researcher, National Gallery, London “This volume illustrates that the growing corpus of scientifically analyzed painted panel portraits from Roman Egypt sharpens our understanding of complex materials, techniques, and provenances: from wood preferences to the illusive Punic wax, and from forgeries to reworking and restoration.” — Ben van den Bercken, Curator of the Collection of Ancient Egypt and Sudan, Allard Pierson, University of Amsterdam The second volume of Mummy Portraits of Roman Egypt yields further rich insights into the research of the international, interdisciplinary collaboration that underpins the APPEAR project and this publication. The breadth and depth of articles—whether from the perspective of Egyptology, conservation, scientific study, or the history of collecting—reflect the expertise and scholarship of their contributors. The volume is generously illustrated and easily navigable, making clever, intuitive use of the interactive possibilities of the online publication. — Dr. David Saunders, Honorary Research Fellow, British Museum, and Honorary Researcher, National Gallery, London Author InformationMarie Svoboda is conservator of antiquities at the J. Paul Getty Museum. Caroline Cartwright is senior scientist in the Department of Scientific Research at the British Museum. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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