Project MUSE - Getty Research Journal-Number 10, 2018

A Stone Alabastron in the J. Paul Getty Museum and Its Mediterranean Context

Jorrit M. Kelder, Laurent Bricault, Rolf M. Schneider

pp. 1-16

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697381

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Between Flanders and Paris: Originality and Quotation in the Montebourg Psalter

Judith Oliver

pp. 17-36

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697382

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A Murder, a Mummy, and a Bust: The Newly Discovered Portrait of Simon of Trent at the Getty

Jeanette Kohl

pp. 37-60

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697383

Business First: Lucas Cranach and the Art Market in the Reformation

Andreas Tacke

pp. 61-82

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697384

The Sketchbooks of a Disciple of Marco Benefial and Agostino Masucci: Apprenticeship and Invention in the Work of João Glama Ströberle (1708–92)

Anna Reuter

pp. 83-104

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697385

The Pioneering Architectural History Books of Fergusson, Kugler, and Lübke

Petra Brouwer

pp. 105-120

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697386

Remediated Ink: The Debt of Modern and Contemporary Asian Ink Aesthetics to Non-Ink Media

Bert Winther-Tamaki

pp. 121-148

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697387

From Ruler to Tape: Stops and Starts in the History of Painted Abstraction

Pia Gottschaller

pp. 149-166

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697388

Documenting Carolee Schneemann’s Performance Works

Anja Foerschner, Rachel Rivenc

pp. 167-189

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697389

“A Man in His Duty”: An Ushabti of Neferibresaneith and a Case Study in the Dispersal of Egyptian Antiquities

Sara E. Cole, Judith Barr, Roselyn Campbell

pp. 191-206

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697390

An Inside View of the Print Market in Paris (1881): A Contract between Félix Bracquemond and the Arnold & Tripp Gallery to Realize a Plate after Théodore Rousseau

Paolo Serafini

pp. 207-224

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697391

A Statuette of Hermanubis in the J. Paul Getty Museum

Laurent Bricault

pp. 225-231

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1086/697392

ISSN	2329-1249
Print ISSN	1944-8740
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A Stone Alabastron in the J. Paul Getty Museum and Its Mediterranean Context

Between Flanders and Paris: Originality and Quotation in the Montebourg Psalter

A Murder, a Mummy, and a Bust: The Newly Discovered Portrait of Simon of Trent at the Getty

Business First: Lucas Cranach and the Art Market in the Reformation

The Sketchbooks of a Disciple of Marco Benefial and Agostino Masucci: Apprenticeship and Invention in the Work of João Glama Ströberle (1708–92)

The Pioneering Architectural History Books of Fergusson, Kugler, and Lübke

Remediated Ink: The Debt of Modern and Contemporary Asian Ink Aesthetics to Non-Ink Media

From Ruler to Tape: Stops and Starts in the History of Painted Abstraction

Documenting Carolee Schneemann’s Performance Works

“A Man in His Duty”: An Ushabti of Neferibresaneith and a Case Study in the Dispersal of Egyptian Antiquities

An Inside View of the Print Market in Paris (1881): A Contract between Félix Bracquemond and the Arnold & Tripp Gallery to Realize a Plate after Théodore Rousseau

A Statuette of Hermanubis in the J. Paul Getty Museum

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