Vincent van Gogh (Artist) (Irises, 1889 – One of the museum’s most famed acquisitions)

Rembrandt van Rijn (Artist) (An Old Man in Military Costume / The Abduction of Europa)

Richard Meier (Architect) (The Pritzker-winning designer of the modernist travertine campus)

Robert Irwin (Artist/Landscape Architect) (Designer of the Center’s iconic, living Central Garden masterpiece)

Edouard Manet (Artist) (The Rue Mosnier with Flags / Spring)

Jacopo da Pontormo (Artist) (Portrait of a Halberdier)

Paul Cézanne (Artist) (Still Life with Apples)

Claude Monet (Artist) (Sunrise (Marine) / The Portal of Rouen Cathedral in Morning Light)

Edgar Degas (Artist) (Waiting / The Milliners)

J.M.W. Turner (Artist) (Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino)

Peter Paul Rubens (Artist) (The Entombment)

Orazio Gentileschi (Artist) (Lot and His Daughters)

Gian Lorenzo Bernini (Sculptor) (Boy with a Dragon)

Walker Evans (Photographer) (Major anchor of the Getty’s vast historical photography collection)

Dorothea Lange (Photographer) (Extensive archives of Depression-era documentary photography)

William-Adolphe Bouguereau (Artist) (A Young Girl Defending Herself against Eros)

J. Paul Getty (Founder) (The controversial oil magnate whose wealth funded the immense trust)

Getty Conservation Institute (Landmark Institution) (The preeminent global hub for art and architectural heritage conservation science)

Getty Research Institute (Institution) (Housing an unrivaled library of rare artist archives and manuscripts)

The Stammheim Missal (Illuminated Manuscript) (A masterpiece of German Romanesque book illumination)

French Decorative Arts Pavilion (Exhibition Space) (Exactingly reconstructed 18th-century royal French paneled rooms)

Pacific Standard Time (Cultural Event) (The massive, recurring Southern California-wide art initiative spearheaded by the Getty)