Cypriot smiths produced some of the finest bronzework in the eastern Mediterranean, most notably tripods and four-sided stands.

A silversmith, merchant, entrepreneur, family man, and patriotic citizen, Revere led a full and successful life.

Former Senior Library Associate Annalise Welte writes about books published by Daughters of the American Revolution.

Museum Educator Nancy Wu describes the history and beauty of the Gothic cathedral she visited during her trip to France.

Curator Abraham Thomas reassesses the controversial legacy of 20th-century architect Paul Rudolph.

What is it really like to be an intern at the Met? Former intern Miriam Gold explores the MuSe Internship Program during interviews with several summer 2015 interns.

Learn how birds have served as a source of endless inspiration for artists from the 16th century through the present.