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Met Bestseller - The Metropolitan Museum of Art Tote Bag, Black on Black

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As fresh as when it first appeared in the late 1970's, the eye-catching shopping bag from The Metropolitan Museum of Art has become an American icon. Over one million bags are printed every year, making it one of the most visible symbols of the largest repository of art in the Western hemisphere. Rudolph de Harak's (American, 1924–2002) award-winning design for the bag was introduced at the opening of the new Art Publication Center, now referred to simply as "the bookshop," off the Museum's Great Hall.

Imported nylon. Available in small or large (shown).

Small: height 10 in., width 9 1/2 in., depth 3 7/8 in.
Large: height 14 1/2 in., width 12 1/8 in., depth 5 1/2 in.

MMA Tote Bag, Black on Black, Large
15-030042
Member Price: $27.00 each
Non-Member Price: $30.00 each

MMA Tote Bag, Black on Black, Small
15-030026
Member Price: $18.00 each
Non-Member Price: $20.00 each

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