7.7K views · 88 reactions | Now this is a fun fact you’ll need on your next visit to the Getty Villa Museum. Jessie talks all about “portrait busts” and why the wealthy Romans didn’t erase the wrinkles. | Getty | Facebook

To encourage virtual visitors into online Art Galleries, the Getty Museum created the #gettymusuemchallenge in which people recreate some of their favourite artworks. Our students from Years 2 to 12 accepted this challenge and the results are fantastic! | Dulwich College Seoul

127K views · 3.6K reactions | Three artworks, three curators: Gustave Caillebotte edition. Caillebotte observed and depicted the men in his life—including his brothers, bachelor friends, fellow sportsmen, and the workers and bourgeois of his Parisian neighborhood—subverting artistic and gender norms of his time.  See these works and many more by the artist in "Gustave Caillebotte: Painting Men," on view at the Getty Center in Los Angeles through May 25, 2025. | Getty | Facebook

Did you know we move artworks in and out of the galleries all the time? When the museum is closed to the public, staff coordinate to make moves. Recently, a team at the Getty Villa Museum installed this beautiful portrait head of a young woman which was recently added to the collection. Now you can see her for yourself in Gallery 207, Later Roman Sculpture at the Getty Villa Museum! | Getty