Discover a recent acquisition, an inkwell and self-portrait by Sarah Bernhardt. (Duration: 2 minutes)

Learn the history of Brotherly Love by George Gray Barnard. (Duration: 5 minutes) 

The lecture takes a painting in the Clark’s collection—Étienne Aubry’s Farewell to the Wet Nurse—as its point of departure to decipher what was expected of mothers in the Enlightenment.

The Swearing in of President Boyer at the Palace of Haiti is a recent acquisition by Adolphe-Eugène-Gabriel Roehn. (Duration: 3 minutes)

Enjoy a condensed version of Chief Curator Esther Bell's talk on landscape paintings, focused on Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Venice: The Doge's Palace. (Duration: 15 minutes)

Hear the story of The Chariot of Aurora, painted by the Italian artist Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. (Duration: 5 minutes)

Learn more about Jenny Lind through an intriguing bottle from our permanent collection. (Duration: 2 minutes)

Learn about some of the lesser-known works in the Clark’s decorative arts collection. (Duration: 4 minutes)

Learn about some of the lesser-known works in the Clark’s decorative arts collection, starting with the Arthur J. Stone Iced Beverage Spoons, handmade by George C. Erickson. (Duration: 3 minutes)

Sarah Grandin, the Clark-Getty Paper Project Curatorial Fellow, explores works on paper from the Clark’s collection to showcase the role print played in making the medium of drawing more accessible to the public in eighteenth-century France.

A recent acquisition highlights how ambrotypes lead to the democratization of the portrait through photography. (Duration: 3 minutes)

Enter the world of Japanese ukiyo-e prints with Hiroshige's, Awa Province: Naruto Whirlpools. (Duration: 2 minutes)

Hear the timely story behind James Jacques Joseph Tissot’s etching Foyer of the Comédie Française. (Duration: 4 minutes)

Discover the wondrous holdings of the Mary Anne Beinecke Collection of Books on the Decorative Arts, and a recipe for New England Pancakes.  (Duration: 4 minutes)