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A Color for All Seasons

December 19, 2014

By Desiree

High School Intern Desiree presents her take on the exhibition Death Becomes Her, on view through February 1, 2015.
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Burgundian Netherlands: Court Life and Patronage

October 1, 2002

By Jacob Wisse

Already one of Europe’s richest centers of cloth production and an important trade hub, the Netherlands under Burgundian rule attracted and inspired some of the most talented artists of the Renaissance period.
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Mokume-gane

August 24, 2022

By Medill Higgins Harvey, Moira Gallagher, and Anne Grady

An ancient Japanese metalworking technique, translated to mean wood eye or wood grain, by which layers of contrasting colored metals are fused together with heat and pressure and worked to produce a patterned mixed-metal laminate.
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Art and Death in the Middle Ages

October 1, 2001, revised February 1, 2010

By Sigrid Goldiner

In keeping with Roman and Jewish practice born of sanitary concerns, the first Christians were buried outside the city, often in subterranean catacombs, into the walls of which gold glass disks were set as memorial markers.
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Armenia!

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Evocative Medieval Mourning Sculptures from Court of Burgundy Featured in Metropolitan Museum Exhibition

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SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITIONS
MAY 2009–APRIL 2010

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SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITIONS
SEPTEMBER 2009– AUGUST 2010

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Grande exposition au Met pour célébrer le patrimoine artistique, technologique et culturel des Seldjoukides, une influente dynastie islamique médiévale

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Mourner

Etienne Bobillet (Franco-Netherlandish, active Bourges, 1453)

Date: ca. 1453
Accession Number: 17.190.386

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Mourner

Etienne Bobillet (Franco-Netherlandish, active Bourges, 1453)

Date: ca. 1453
Accession Number: 17.190.389