📸 Nineteenth-Century Photography Now is an exhibition that compares and contrasts 19th-century and contemporary photography through the themes of identity, time, spirit, landscape, and circulation. Free with reservation until July 7: gty.art/3PWJrVv

The identity of Édouard Manet’s subject in ‘Jeanne (Spring)’ wasn't revealed at first. However, Manet's friend Antonin Proust wrote in 1897, Jeanne '…subsequently took on the stage name Mlle. Demarsy and who modeled for the exquisite canvas Spring.” gty.art/49vDTs3

Though distant in place and time, the Ancient Greeks of the Mediterranean, the Maya of Central America, and the Moche of Northern Peru made spectacular use of painted pottery for storytelling and social engagement.

Discover some of these stories and imagine your own at Picture…

Did you see the #solareclipse ?

Solar eclipses have captured the imaginations of artists and curious minds since early human history—at least since the first time one was allegedly predicted in 585 BCE by Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus. Here are a few from our collection:

In the medieval era, families claimed royal and noble status with elaborate documents such as this - which shows the family history and political ties of the kings of England.

See this rare roll from The Huntington in Blood: Medieval/Modern at the Getty Center until May 19.

Choose your own adventure! Which green space would you spend the afternoon in?

1, 2, 3 or 4?

Happy Earth Month!