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Jun 13 • 3 tweets • 1 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
ORIGINS OF THE MYSTERY GETTY STATUE: A COMPREHSIVE THREAD Image
I'd like to offer some quick background. As a grad student at UCSB, I was tasked this Spring quarter with uncovering the mystery behind the origins of this statue, which I'll call the "Getty Statue". The statue currently sits at the J Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Image
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Jun 13
Hey there. I’m a Grad student at UCSB in the Archaeology program studying for my PHD. I was tasked this year with finding the origin of this statue and would like to share my findings in a thread: Origins of the Mysterious Getty Statute Image
I'd like to offer some quick background. The statue currently sits at the J Paul Getty Museum @GettyMuseum in Los Angeles. This piece was gifted by a private collector to the museum in 1973 and has since remained in archives.
Knowing that I was going on a dig in Rome over the summer, the curator of the Getty Museum asked me to hypothesize regarding the origin of this statue. This question of provenance ultimately stems from the museums’ curators considering repatriating the statue back to Italy.
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