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Introducing Art of Native America, a landmark exhibition at The Met’s American Wing,
Gaylord Torrence and Marjorie Alexander
October 3, 2018
We sat down to chat with Associate Curator Christel Force about her work as a provenance researcher tracing the life of looted artworks.
Christel Force and The Digital Editors
August 31, 2018
Digital Editor Pac Pobric introduces a new Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History essay on the Museum's excavations of Qasr-i Abu Nasr from 1932 to 35.
Pac Pobric
August 2, 2018
In this preface to the Obsession catalogue, exhibition curator Sabine Rewald writes about the "private pleasures" that drew Scofield Thayer to nudes by Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Pablo Picasso.
Sabine Rewald
July 3, 2018
Curator Keith Christiansen explores the mixture of French and Italian painting styles that influenced artistic production in fifteenth-century Milan, and the impact of this cross-cultural approach on the work of Stefano da Verona.
Keith Christiansen
May 15, 2018
Curator Keith Christiansen outlines how The Met's recently acquired Crucifixion scene was properly attributed to Stefano da Verona using three comparative works by the fifteenth-century artist.
Keith Christiansen
April 19, 2018
Curator Keith Christiansen introduces readers to a new addition to The Met's collection of European Paintings: Stefano da Verona's The Crucifixion.
Keith Christiansen
April 6, 2018
Senior Editor Sumi Hansen interviews Cambridge classicist Mary Beard and Assistant Research Curator Julia Siemon about the stories behind the images on the famous Aldobrandini Tazze.
Sumi Hansen
February 20, 2018
A conversation with Cambridge classicist Mary Beard and Assistant Research Curator Julia Siemon about the exhibition The Silver Caesars: A Renaissance Mystery, on view at The Met.
Sumi Hansen
January 23, 2018
Digital Editor Pac Pobric looks to a statue of the Egyptian pharaoh Hatshepsut to explain how a female king was depicted by artists.
Pac Pobric
January 22, 2018