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Hiram Powers (1805–1873)

April 1, 2016

By Caroline M. Culp and Thayer Tolles

Among the most influential and best-known American sculptors of the nineteenth century, Hiram Powers enjoyed international recognition for marbles executed in the prevailing Neoclassical style.

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First Impressions (Sorry, I Had To)

May 10, 2013

By Cheeky Swagger

Teen Advisory Group Member Cheeky Swagger (a.k.a. Dan) discusses his appreciation for Pierre-Auguste Cot's 1873 painting Springtime.

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Today in Met History: March 1

March 1, 2013

By Aleksandr Gelfand

On March 1, 1873, the Metropolitan Museum signed a lease for the Douglas Mansion on West 14th Street, its temporary home while the permanent building in Central Park was under construction.

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The New York City Workshop of C. F. Martin

April 28, 2014

By Jayson Kerr Dobney

Associate Curator Jayson Dobney details C. F. Martin's German heritage and highlights the early work produced at his workshop at 196 Hudson Street in Manhattan.

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Mary Stevenson Cassatt (1844–1926)

October 1, 2004

By H. Barbara Weinberg

Under [the Impressionists’] influence, Cassatt revised her technique, composition, and use of color and light, manifesting her admiration for the works of the French avant-garde, especially Degas and Manet.

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A Poet’s Response to Carpeaux's “Why Born Enslaved!” | MetCollects

December 13, 2019

Poet Wendy S. Walters confronts the power dynamics at play in creating and viewing Carpeaux’s Why Born Enslaved!

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CéZANNE TO VAN GOGH: THE COLLECTION OF DOCTOR GACHET OPENS AT METROPOLITAN MUSEUM MAY 25

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Paolo Bordignon Plays The Met's Appleton Organ

August 26, 2021

By Paolo Bordignon

Watch a performance in the Musical Instruments galleries on The Met's Appleton Organ.

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How Did You Build This Museum? And More #MetKids Questions!

December 28, 2016

By Alexandria Ethridge

Alexandria Ethridge, MuSe intern for in Creative Practice and Public Programming in the Education Department, shares some fun facts about the history of The Met!

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Rosanne Cash Reflects on Her Relationship with the Guitar

March 10, 2014

By Jayson Kerr Dobney

After a recent performance at the Museum, Rosanne Cash shared her thoughts on the beauty of the guitar while touring the Met's Musical Instrument galleries.