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Image for Missionaries Making Music: Building Mary Elizabeth Adams Brown's Collection
Guest author Sally Brown—the great-granddaughter of Mary Elizabeth Adams Brown—highlights the importance of her family's relationship with missionaries across the world in growing what was to become the Crosby Brown Collection of Musical Instruments.
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Guest author Sally Brown—the great-granddaughter of Mary Elizabeth Adams Brown—accounts for her great-grandmother's passion for musical instruments, and the circumstances that led to her famous donation to the Metropolitan 125 years ago.
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Editor Will Fenstermaker tours Relative Values with Associate Curator Elizabeth Cleland, discussing the value of art in the northern Renaissance.
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Elizabeth Kornhauser on Jules Tavernier

July 14, 2016

By Elizabeth Mankin Kornhauser

"Does hindsight intensify meaning?" Elizabeth Kornhauser on the implications of Jules Tavernier's painting _Dance in a Subterranean Roundhouse at Clear Lake, California._
Image for *Grand Design: Pieter Coecke van Aelst and Renaissance Tapestry*—Interview with Author Elizabeth Cleland
Editorial Assistant Rachel High discusses the exhibition catalogue Grand Design: Pieter Coecke van Aelst and Renaissance Tapestry with author and Assistant Curator Elizabeth Cleland.
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Elizabethan England

October 1, 2002

By James Voorhies

Elizabeth I’s admiration for the arts, along with England’s economic buoyancy during her reign, provided ripe conditions for the production of enduring hallmarks in the visual, decorative, and performing arts.
Image for The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England Virtual Opening
Join curators Elizabeth Cleland and Adam Eaker to explore _The Tudors_, which traces the transformation of the arts in Tudor England through more than 100 objects.
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Delicate, Quiet Beauty: The Viola da Gamba

June 25, 2014

By Elizabeth Weinfield

Editorial Associate Elizabeth Weinfield highlights the unique physical beauty of the viola da gamba.
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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1993
Accession Number: 1993.217

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1946
Accession Number: 1999.529.29

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1946
Accession Number: 1999.529.32

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1946
Accession Number: 1999.529.37

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1947
Accession Number: 1999.529.35

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1944
Accession Number: 1999.529.34

Image for In Sojourner Truth I Fought for the Rights of Women as well as Negroes, from “The Negro Woman” series

Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1947
Accession Number: 1999.529.30

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1946
Accession Number: 1999.529.31

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1947
Accession Number: 1999.529.33

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Elizabeth Catlett (American and Mexican, Washington, D.C. 1915–2012 Cuernavaca)

Date: 1947
Accession Number: 1999.529.36