Guide to the J. Paul Getty Museum, Getty Villa Event Recordings, 2006-2012
Finding aid prepared by Kyle Morgan and Cyndi Shein
Descriptive Summary
Title: Getty Villa event recordings
Date (inclusive): 2006-2012
Number: IA20035
Creator/Collector:
J. Paul Getty Museum. Villa Program Coordination
Physical Description:
9.4 linear feet
(26 boxes)
Repository:
The Getty Research Institute
Institutional Records and Archives
1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 1100
Los Angeles, California, 90049-1688
(310) 440-7390
archives@getty.edu
Abstract: The records comprise audio recordings, video recordings, and ephemera that document public events sponsored by the J. Paul
Getty Museum at the Getty Villa from 2006 to the present.
Request Materials: To access physical materials at the Getty, go to the
library catalog record for this collection and click "Request an Item." Click here for
general library access policy . See the Administrative Information section of this finding aid for access restrictions specific to the records described
below. Please note, some of the records may be stored off site; advanced notice is required for access to these materials.
Language: Collection material is in
English
Administrative History
The Getty Villa, located just off the Pacific Coast Highway in Pacific Palisades, California, operates as a museum and educational
center dedicated to the study of the arts and cultures of ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria. The Getty Villa was designed
to house J. Paul Getty's art collection when it outgrew his Ranch House, which had served as a private museum since 1954.
After considering various options for expanding the Ranch House, Getty decided in the fall of 1968 to build a new museum on
the same property, in the form of a first-century Roman country house, based primarily on the plans of the ancient Villa dei
Papiri just outside of Herculaneum. The archaeologist Norman Neuerburg, who had studied the ruins of Herculaneum and was an
authority on Roman domestic architecture, was retained as a consultant for the project. The Santa Monica architectural firm
Langdon & Wilson was hired to design the Villa, and British architect Stephen Garrett, who had served as Getty's consultant
in the remodeling of a Getty home in Posillipo, Italy, was retained as overseer of the construction. Landscape architect Emmet
Wemple designed the gardens, Garth Benton worked on the murals, and Bruce Ptolomy worked on the fountains. The construction
itself was done by Dinwiddie Construction Co., with various subcontractors. Construction began on December 21, 1970, and the
new museum opened to the public on January 16, 1974.
As part of the J. Paul Getty Museum, the Villa is overseen by the J. Paul Getty Trust, an international cultural and philanthropic
organization serving both general audiences and specialized professionals. The Trust is a not-for-profit institution, educational
in purpose and character, that focuses on the visual arts in all of their dimensions. As of 2012 the Trust supports and oversees
four programs: the Getty Research Institute; the Getty Foundation; the Getty Conservation Institute; and the J. Paul Getty
Museum. Beginning in the 1980s the Trust developed an expansion plan that included the Getty Center campus in Brentwood and
the renovation and expansion of the Villa in Pacific Palisades. When the Getty Center opened in 1997, the Villa closed to
undergo extensive remodeling. The architectural firm of Machado and Silvetti Associates redesigned the Villa, and it reopened
on January 28, 2006. While most of the Museum's collections are housed at the Getty Center, the antiquities collection is
housed at the Villa. The Getty Villa serves a varied audience through the permanent collection, changing exhibitions, conservation,
scholarship, research, and public programs in an intimate setting overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The Villa Program Coordination
department oversees public and scholarly programs at the Villa, including lectures, seminars, conferences, workshops, symposia,
film series, musical concerts, and theatrical performances in the Barbara and Lawrence Fleischman Outdoor Classical Theater.
Administrative Information
Restrictions on Access
The records described in accessions 2008.IA.33, 2009.IA.21, 2010.IA.13, 2011.IA.02, and 2012.IA.29 are available for use by
qualified researchers. Master recordings are restricted; viewing copies are available for researcher use.
The following types of records are permanently closed: records containing personal information, records that compromise security
or operations, legal communications, legal work product, and records related to donors. The J. Paul Getty Trust reserves the
right to restrict access to any records held by the Institutional Archives.
Restrictions on Use
Preferred Citation
[Cite the item and date], Getty Villa Event Recordings, J. Paul Getty Museum. The Getty Research Institute(IA20035).
Acquisition Information
The records in accession numbers 2008.IA.33, 2009.IA.21, 2010.IA.13, 2011.IA.02, and 2012.IA.29 were transfered by J. Paul
Getty Museum, Villa Program Coordination.
Processing History
Accessions recieved through 2008 were processed by Kyle Morgan. Accessions recieved from 2008 through 2012 were processed
by Cyndi Shein.
Technical Requirements Note
Please note that use copies of recordings have been created over a period of time in a variety of formats. Some digital media
players are unable to recognize some DVDs. A cross-platform media player is recommended for viewing use copies that exist
in DVD format.
Scope and Content of Collection
The records comprise audio recordings, video recordings, and ephemera that document public events sponsored by the J. Paul
Getty Museum at the Getty Villa from 2006 to the present. The events include scholarly lectures, seminars, workshops, and
symposia conducted by experts in their particular fields. The collection represents the forefront of academic thought on such
matters as ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria, and also of interdisciplinary topics related to the activities of the J. Paul
Getty Museum, the Getty Research Institute, the Getty Conservation Institute, and the Getty Foundation.
Arrangement
Material is arranged in two series. Please note that Series II consists of 3.4 linear feet (9 boxes) and is available for
internal use only.
Series I. Access recordings and ephemera, 2006-2011
Series II. Master recordings, 2006-2011
Indexing Terms
Subjects - Names
Getty, J. Paul (Jean Paul), 1892-1976
Subjects - Corporate Bodies
Getty Villa (Malibu, Calif.)
Subjects - Topics
Antiquities, Roman
Art museums
Art, Greek
Art, Mexican--16th century
Art, Roman
Art--Collectors and collecting
Aztec art--History and criticism
Classical antiquities
Congresses and conventions
Illumination of books and manuscripts--Mexico
Indians of Mexico--Antiquities
Museums
Nonprofit organizations
Pottery, Greek
Precious stones--History
Sculpture, Classical
Subjects - Places
Mérida (Spain)--Antiquities, Roman
Genres and Forms of Material
Compact discs--20th century
DVDs
Ephemera
Events
Sound recordings
Video recordings
Contributors
J. Paul Getty Trust
To request an item:
Getty Villa Event Recordings have also been described individually. For additional information on a particular event, search
the Getty Research Institute
Library Catalog by event name or participant name.
Container List
Series I.
Access recordings and ephemera,
2006-2011
Physical Description:
5.6 linear feet
(16 boxes)
Scope and Content Note
The materials comprise access copies of audio recordings, video recordings, and ephemera that document public events sponsored
by the J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Villa from 2006 to the present. The events include scholarly lectures, seminars,
workshops, and symposia conducted by experts in their particular fields. The ephemera includes event programs, speaker biographies,
and fliers.
Arrangement note
The recordings are arranged chronologically by the date of the event. Ephemera is listed with its associated event recording
in this finding aid, but housed separately from the recordings.
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Travelers, Scholars and Photographers View the Ancient World" lecture by Andrew Szegedy-Maszak,
February 23, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Laocoon: The Discovery, Fortunes, and Interpretations of a Hidden Masterpiece" lecture by Luca Giuliani,
March 2, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
In Conversation: Thomas Crow and Gore Vidal,
March 8, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Ancient Marbles at the Getty Villa: A History of Use and Provenance" lecture by Lorenzo Lazzarini,
March 9, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Egypt Recovered: Early Photographic Surveys and the Development of Egyptology" lecture by Kathleen Howe,
March 30, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Architecture at the Getty Villa : roundtable discussion,
April 5, 2006
Box 2008.IA.33-5
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"The Getty Villa Reimagined" lecture by Jorge Silvetti,
April 6, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Taste for the Antique: Collecting Marbles in Liguria" seminar by Elena Calandra,
April 12, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Inside Out, Outside In: Landscape, Architecture, and the Getty Villa" lecture by Wim de Wit,
April 20, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Commodus: Ancient or Modern?" lecture by Miranda Marvin,
April 30, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Gardens of the Roman World" lecture by Patrick Bowe,
May 18, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"The Colors of Clay: Special Techniques in Athenian Vases" lecture by Beth Cohen,
June 15, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"The Colors of Clay: Special Techniques in Athenian Vases" symposium,
June 16-17, 2006
Box 2008.IA.33-5
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 5 videodiscs: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Fragrance of Rose and Flavor of Mint: Flowers and Herbs in Ancient Roman Gardens" lecture by Marina Heilmeyer,
June 29, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Finding the Villa dei Papiri at Herculaneum" lecture by Carol Mattusch,
July 13, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Beyond Black and Red: Athenian Vases in Special Techniques" lecture by Kenneth Lapatin,
August 3, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Reimagining Euripiedes'
Hippolytos" lecture by Helene Foley,
September 21, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Religion and Ritual: From Ancient Greece to Contemporary America" lecture by Jan Bremmer,
October 5, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-5
"Images of Hippolytos and Phaedra in Ancient Art" lecture by Pascale Linant de Bellefonds,
October 12, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Ritual and Money Among the Ancient Greeks" lecture by Richard Seaford,
October 27, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 sound disc: CD-ROM)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"The Gran Ruta Inca: A Force for Andean Integration" lecture by Ricardo Espinosa,
December 7, 2006
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Pagan Sculpture in Late Antiquity: Between Destruction and Preservation" lecture by Ortwin Dally,
January 11, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Puzzling Images" lecture by Christine Kondoleon,
February 1, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Greek Tragedy: Why Do We Still Care?" lecture by Jasper Griffin
March 1, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Mosaics Conservation" panel discussion,
March 8, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Rites of Passage of the Life Cycle of Antiquity" symposium,
April 20-21, 2007
Box 2008.IA.33-6
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 9 videodiscs: DVDs)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"The Pergamon Altar: Sacrificial Site, Hero Tomb, or Victory Monument?" lecture by Andreas Scholl,
April 23, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
General note
Note: Recording cuts off before end of the lecture.
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Conserving Mosaics of Tunisia" lecture by Aicha Ben Abed,
April 26, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Human Sacrifice: Myth, Reality, and Representation" workshop,
May 18, 2007
Physical Description:
(set of 4 videodiscs: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"The New Hellenistic and Roman Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art" lecture by Carlos Picon,
June 9, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-6
"Exploring Roman Temple Gardens: New Perspectives from Pompeii" lecture by Maureen Carroll,
July 12, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"The Theater of Herculaneum and the Origins of Archaeology" lecture by Christopher Parslow,
July 29, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Plautus' Rudens: The Challenge of Presenting Classical Theater to Modern Audiences" discussion with Amy Richlin, Meryl Friedman,
and Ann Steinsapir,
September 29, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Identity Theft in the Ancient Mediterranean World" lecture by Erich Gruen,
October 4, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Foundation Legends and Cultural Integration in the Ancient Mediterranean" colloquium,
November 9, 2007
General note
Note: DVD's are labled Disc 1, 2, 3, and 5, skipping number 4.
Box 2008.IA.33-8
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 4 audiodiscs: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"World Heritage in the 21st Century" lecture by Francesco Bandarin,
November 29, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"The Roman Triumph: The Dangers of Winning a War" lecture by Mary Beard,
December 3, 2007
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Copiez la femme: Replicated Bodies and Individuality in Roman Portraiture" lecutre by Annetta Alexandridis,
January 10, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Technique and Technology: Reproducing Roman Glass in the 19th Century" lecture by Michael Klein and Dunja Kobel-Klein,
January 12, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"The Marriage of Venice and Rome: What Makes Piranesi Great" lecture by Andrew Robison,
February 10, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Roman Statues, Rabbis, and Graeco-Roman Art" lecture by Yaron Eliav,
February 28, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"The Magnificent Piranesi" discussion with Marcia Reed, Louis Marchesano and Erika Naginski,
March 1, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Writing Historical Fiction: The Ancient World in Modern Literature," a conversation with Steven Saylor and Steven Pressfield,
moderated by Patt Morrison,
March 6, 2008
Box 2008.IA.33-8
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Representations of the Alien" colloquium,
March 14, 2008
Box 2008.IA.33-8
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"New Reflections on the Derveni Krater and it's Macedonian Context" lecture by Beryl Barr-Sharrar,
April 17, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-8
"Color in Classical Sclupture: A Challenge to Western Ideals" lecture by Jan Stubbe Ostergaard,
May 1, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Rediscovering Color: New Perspectives on Polychrome Sculpture" symposium
May 2, 2008
General note
Note: Session 1 was not recorded because the speaker did not consent to being audio or video recorded.
Box 2008.IA.33-9
Event recordings,
Physical Description:
(set of 8 videodiscs: DVDs)
"Pericles of Athens and the Dangers of Democracy" lecture by Loren J. Samons,
June 5, 2008
Box 2008.IA.33-9
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
"Reconstructing Identity" workshop,
June 21, 2008
Box 2008.IA.33-9
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
"Getting to Know Herakleides: Exploring a Red-Shroud Mummy from Roman Egypt" lecture by Marie Svoboda
July 12, 2008
Box 2008.IA.33-9
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-9
"Hearst and the Antique: A Larger Context for the Hope Hygieia" lecture by Mary Levkoff,
July 19, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-9
"Ruins and Revelry: The Society of Dilettanti"
September 13, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2008.IA.33-9
"Dilettanti: The Antic and the Antique in Eighteenth-Century England" lecture by Bruce Redford
September 20, 2008
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"In Conversation with Jim Dine,"
November 7, 2008
Box 2009.IA.21-1
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Commodus: A Gladiator-God Ruling Rome," lecture by Olivier Hekster,
January 22, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Magical Gemstones" colloquium,
February 13, 2009
Box 2009.IA.21-1
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 4 audiodiscs: CD)
"Balancing Fact and Fiction: The Ancient World of HBO's 'Rome'," a conversation with Jonathan Stamp and Patt Morrison
March 5, 2009
Box 2009.IA.21-1
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"The Archaeological Discoveries at Sagalassos: Revelations about Life in an Ancient Roman City," lecture by Marc Waelkens,
March 12, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Passion for the Antique: Sex, Lies, and Theft in Late 18th-Century Europe," lecture by Gerard Vaughan,
March 26, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Taste for the Antique in Modern Europe" colloquium,
March 27, 2009
Box 2009.IA.21-1
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Royal Fake: A collection of 'Ancient' Gemstones for Prince Pontiatowski," lecture by Gertrud Platz-Horster,
March 28, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Mythical Stones: The Appeal of Engraved Gems in the Age of Augustus," lecture by Dimitris Plantzos,
April 2, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"The Enigma of the Pantheon: Old Problems, New Answers, and Continuing Speculation," lecture by Mark Wilson Jones,
April 23, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Bringing It All Back Home: Grand Tour Collections at Castle Howard in the 18th Century," lecture by Christopher Ridgeway,
April 25, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Restoring the Past," discussion with Miranda Marvin and Jerry Podany, moderated by David Bomford,
April 30, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-1
"Alexander or Antinous? The many faces of a Roman Statue," lecture by Jens Daehner,
May 28, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Greek Art / Roman Eyes: The Reception of Greek Art in the Private Sphere in Ancient Italy," symposium,
June 5-6, 2009
Box 2009.IA.21-4
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 5 videodiscs: DVDs)
Box 2009.IA.21-4
"Peace Talk: A Conversation with Culture Clash,"
October 3, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-4
"Herculaneum: Conserving and Interpreting the Roman Past," lecture by Gionata Rizzi,
October 24, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-4
"Ruins between East and West," lecture by Alain Schnapp,
October 29, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-4
"The Poison King: Mithradates the Great," lecture by Adrienne Mayor,
November 4, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2009.IA.21-4
"Narrative, Myth, and Society in Early Etruscan Culture," lecture by Giovannangelo Camporeale,
December 3, 2009
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Myth Allegory, Emblem: The Many Lives of the Chimeara of Arezzo" colloquium,
December 4-5, 2009
Box 2009.IA.21-5
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 4 videodiscs: DVDs)
Box 2010.IA.13-2
"Earthquake, Volcano, Tsunami: Natural Disasters and Political Change" lecture by Joseph Alexander "Sandy" MacGillivray,
February 6, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Collecting with Mr. Getty," A Conversation with Burton Fredericksen, Stephen Garrett and Gillian Wilson,
January 16, 2010
Box 2010.IA.13-2
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Tracking the Cosmos: The Technology of the Antikythera Mechanism," a discussion with Jo Marchant, James Evans, and Patt Morrison,
March 4, 2010
Box 2010.IA.13-2
"Merida: The Archaeological Discovery of Augusta Emerita, a Roman Capital in Spain," lecture by Trinidad Nogales Basarrate,
April 8, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2010.IA.13-2
"Nahua Artists and the Aztec Legacy in the FLorentine Codex," lecture by Diana Magaloni Kerpel,
April 29, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Altera Roma: Art and Empire from the Aztecs to New Spain" symposium,
April 30-May 1, 2010
Box 2010.IA.13-2
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 6 videodiscs: DVD)
Box 2010.IA.13-4
"Envisioning a New World," lecture by Mary Miller,
June 2, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2010.IA.13-4
"The Niobid Painter in Athens," lecture by J. Michael Padgett,
July 14, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Artists and Actors: Iconography and Performance in Ancient Greece" symposium,
September 24-25, 2010
Box 2010.IA.13-4
Event recordings
Physical Description:
(set of 7 videodiscs: DVD)
Box 2010.IA.13-4
"Of Pots and Pits: Excavating the Gardens of The Roman Empire," lecture by Cathryn Gleason,
October 9, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"William Randolph Hearst and J. Paul Getty: Collectors of Antiquities," lecture by Victoria Castner,
October 16, 2010
Box 2010.IA.13-4
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2010.IA.13-4
"Art and Performance in Classical Greece," lecture by Mary Louise Hart,
October 30, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"The Origins of Hellenistic Ruler Portraiture in the Philippeion at Olympia," lecture by Peter Shultz,
December 2, 2010
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"A Formative Landscape (or Why the Greek Islands Are of Such Importance to Us)" lecture by Nigel McGilchrist,
January 13, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"Watching the Fighters: The Roman Fascination with Gladiators" lecture by Garrett Fagan,
February 2, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"Sculpting Aphrodite: Praxiteles, Phryne, and the Knidia" lecture by Andrew Stewart,
February 24, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"The Revolutionary Architecture of the North Baths at Morgantina, Sicily,"
March 2, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"Traveling through Biblical Lands: The Dream and the Reality" lecture by Kathleen Stewart Howe,
March 26, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
Public reading of Homer's "Iliad,"
April 30, 2011
Physical Description:
(3 videodiscs: DVD)
"Restoring Ancient Bronzes in the Nineteenth Century" workshop,
May 6, 2011
Box 2011.IA.02-02
Event recording
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"Exhibition and Experiment: A History of the Royal Bourbon Museum" lecture by Andrea Milanese,
May 5, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-02
"Uncorking the Past: Ancient Ales, Wines, and Extreme Beverages" lecture by Patrick McGoven,
June 4 and 5, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"The Holy Land in the 19th-century Imagination" panel discussion with Burke O. Long, Nitza Rosovsky, and Neil Silberman, moderated
by Kathleen Stewart Howe,
June 15, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"The Legacy of Ancient Roman Gardens at the Getty Villa" lecture by Patrick Bowe,
June 23, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"Dining with Caesar: Food and Power in Ancient Rome" lecture by Andrew Dalby,
July 14 and 15, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"After Euripides: A Conversation with Anne Bogart,"
October 1, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"Alchemy's Origins in Late Antiquity: Philosophical Crafts and Crafty Philosophers" lecture by Lawrence Principe,
October 6, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"The Curious Case of the Octagonal Intaglios: A Possible New Gem Workshop in Central Turkey" seminar by Andrew Goldman and
Gertrude Platz-Horster,
October 13, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"What to Do with a Wonder of the World? The Puzzle of Petra" lecture by Susan Alcock,
October 27, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"Sex Sells, but Who's Buying? Erotic Imagery on Athenian Vases" lecture by Kathleen Lynch,
October 20, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-03
"Picasso's Classic Realisms: Negotiating the Terms of a Relationship" lecture by Christopher Green,
November 3, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
"Antiquity in the Twentieth Century: Modern Art and the Classical Vision" symposium,
November 4, 2011
Box 2011.IA.02-03
Event recording
Physical Description:
(set of 3 videodiscs: DVD)
Box 2011.IA.02-05
"Penelope in Persepolis" seminar by Tonio Hölscher,
November 10, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 audiodisc: CD)
Box 2011.IA.02-05
"Luxury Living in Late Roman Sicily: The Villa at Piazza Armerina" lecture by Roger Wildson,
November 30, 2011
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2012.IA.29-02
"New Faces from Egypt: Roman Panel Paintings" lecture by Thomas F. Mathews,
February 11, 2012
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
Box 2012.IA.29-02
"Unearthing Agamemnon's City: The Lower Town of Mycenae" lecture by Chrisofilis Maggidis,
February 23, 2012
Physical Description:
(1 videodisc: DVD)
