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Look Again: European Paintings—The Origins of Landscape

July 10, 2024

Join curators Anna-Claire Stinebring and Joanna Seidenstein for a closer look at early Renaissance landscape painting in the newly renovated and reinstalled European Paintings galleries at The Met, Look Again: European Paintings 1300-1800.

Past Exhibition

Women Dressing Women

December 7, 2023–March 10, 2024

The Costume Institute's fall 2023 exhibition will explore the creativity and artistic legacy of women fashion designers from The Met’s permanent collection, tracing a lineage of makers from the turn of the twentieth century to the present day by hi…

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Poetry of the City: Works by Scholastic Gold Key Award Recipients

March 20, 2015

By Skye, Jennell, and Claire S.

Read poems by 2015 Scholastic Gold Key Award winners Skye, Claire S., and Jennell. Their work is currently on view in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards exhibition (March 16–May 17, 2015).

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Art of the Islamic World: A New Resource for Teachers

November 30, 2012

By Claire Moore

Claire Moore introduces a new resource for teachers that focuses on the art of the Islamic world.

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Finding a Permanent Home for the "King": Laurence Witten, an Ideal Collector

August 31, 2015

By Claire Givens

Guest blogger Claire Givens details the life of noted collector Laurence Witten, whose collection included Andrea Amati's "King" cello, now on loan to the Met through September 8.

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Exhibition Tour—Look Again: European Paintings 1300–1800

October 15, 2024

Join curators Stephan Wolohojian, Adam Eaker, David Pullins, and Anna-Claire Stinebring along with their special guests as they guide you through the newly reopened galleries dedicated to European Paintings from 1300 to 1800.

Press Release

The Met’s Fall 2023 Costume Institute Exhibition to Celebrate the Creativity and Artistic Legacy of Women Designers and Women-Led Fashion Houses

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"Jacob Lawrence’s Work Theme, 1945–46"

The Metropolitan Museum Journal is issued annually and publishes original research on works of art in the Museum’s collection. Highlights of volume 57 include essays on a crimson velvet “cloth of gold” associated with the Tudor dynasty; an exquisite pair of malachite torchères commissioned by the Russian Demidov family; and a drawing on muslin by Matȟó Nážiŋ detailing the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.

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Costume Institute Two-Part Exhibition to Focus on American Fashion

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A Day in the Life of Visitor Services

February 15, 2011

By Claire Bowman

Here at the Met, no two days are alike, especially in my job as a member of the Visitor Services staff. Each new person who comes into the Museum has new questions. Many visitors feel overwhelmed by the immensity of the Museum's collections, and may not know quite where to begin.