The Getty Conservation Institute, based in Los Angeles, is a

program of the J. Paul Getty Trust, a cultural and philanthropic

institution dedicated to the presentation, conservation, and
interpretation of the world’s artistic legacy.

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Text and design © J. Paul Getty Trust

1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 700

Los Angeles, CA 90049-1684 A private, nonprofit institution that works
Tel 310 440 7325 Fax 310 440 7702
gciweb@getty.edu internationally to advance conservation practice
www.getty.edu/conservation through research, education, applied fieldwork,
Cover image: GCI’s Pia Gottschaller examining Hermelindo Fiaminghi’s Seccionado no. 1, 1958, and the dissemination of knowledge.
© Estate of Hermelindo Fiaminghi. Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, New York.
 The Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) focuses on the
creation and delivery of knowledge that contributes to
the conservation of the world’s cultural heritage.
With its multidisciplinary staff, the GCI develops
innovative approaches and model conservation strategies
for built heritage and collections, and serves as a trusted
source of information and education for the cultural
conservation community.
©Mariusz Talarek/500px
Visit our website for:
• Free digital publications, including books, project
reports, conference proceedings, guidelines, and
books for purchase
• AATA Online, our database of abstracts on
conservation literature
• Teaching and Learning Resources from our courses,
workshops, and field training
• Current and back issues of Conservation Perspectives,
The GCI Newsletter
• Videos: Instructional, lectures, panel discussions,
symposia, and project highlights
• Information on our projects and scientific research
• Research assistance and guidance to the Conservation
Collection of the Getty Research Institute
• Information on the GCI’s Conservation Guest Scholar
program and graduate internships
www.getty.edu/conservation
 The Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) focuses on the
creation and delivery of knowledge that contributes to
the conservation of the world’s cultural heritage.
With its multidisciplinary staff, the GCI develops
innovative approaches and model conservation strategies
for built heritage and collections, and serves as a trusted
source of information and education for the cultural
conservation community.
©Mariusz Talarek/500px
Visit our website for:
• Free digital publications, including books, project
reports, conference proceedings, guidelines, and
books for purchase
• AATA Online, our database of abstracts on
conservation literature
• Teaching and Learning Resources from our courses,
workshops, and field training
• Current and back issues of Conservation Perspectives,
The GCI Newsletter
• Videos: Instructional, lectures, panel discussions,
symposia, and project highlights
• Information on our projects and scientific research
• Research assistance and guidance to the Conservation
Collection of the Getty Research Institute
• Information on the GCI’s Conservation Guest Scholar
program and graduate internships
www.getty.edu/conservation
The Getty Conservation Institute, based in Los Angeles, is a
program of the J. Paul Getty Trust, a cultural and philanthropic
institution dedicated to the presentation, conservation, and
interpretation of the world’s artistic legacy.

Connect with us on

Sign up for the bimonthly GCI Bulletin at

www.getty.edu/conservation
Text and design © J. Paul Getty Trust

1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 700

Los Angeles, CA 90049-1684 A private, nonprofit institution that works
Tel 310 440 7325 Fax 310 440 7702
gciweb@getty.edu internationally to advance conservation practice
www.getty.edu/conservation through research, education, applied fieldwork,
Cover image: GCI’s Pia Gottschaller examining Hermelindo Fiaminghi’s Seccionado no. 1, 1958, and the dissemination of knowledge.
© Estate of Hermelindo Fiaminghi. Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, New York.