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In this interview, Rachel High speaks with Paul Booth about the design of Monumental Journey, the first monograph in English on Girault de Prangey's groundbreaking photographs.
Rachel High
April 25, 2019
In memory of Jayne Wrightsman, a curator shares a moving story about one of Mrs. Wrightman's many gifts to The Met: the elegant gold-and-white Neoclassical room from the Hôtel de Cabris.
Katharine Baetjer
April 23, 2019
YoungArts Silver Award Winner Greg Zelek recounts the extraordinary experience he had performing on The Met's Appleton Organ at a recent concert.
Greg Zelek
March 27, 2019
Just in time for the Christian observance of the Annunciation on March 25, a beautiful, serene sculpture of the Virgin Mary is on view in gallery 640 at The Met Fifth Avenue.
Maryan Ainsworth
March 22, 2019
A paper conservator reveals the unique artistic method by which the Pahari painters translated the gods of literary epic onto polished paper.
Marina Ruiz Molina
March 13, 2019
Monumental Journey is the first exhibition to focus on Girault de Prangey's Mediterranean journey. Here are five things to know before your visit.
The Digital Editors
February 22, 2019
YoungArts Gold Award Winner Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner recounts the extraordinary experience he had performing with The Met's Bechstein piano at a recent concert.
Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner
February 15, 2019
Among The Met's extensive collection of ephemera is a set of valentines by the Victorian artist Kate Greenaway. In honor of Valentine's Day, our resident cataloger of valentines, Nancy Rosin, shares her favorites and discusses their unique artistry.
Nancy Rosin
February 13, 2019
Read all about the latest #MetKids video, which unwraps some of the myths around the famous painting Washington Crossing the Delaware by Emanuel Leutze.
Emily Sun
January 30, 2019
YoungArts Gold Award Winner Benny Benack III writes about his recent experience playing a pair of trumpets in The Met collection.
Benny Benack III
January 23, 2019