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The Artist Project: Izhar Patkin

March 25, 2015
Artist Izhar Patkin reflects on _Shiva as Lord of Dance_ in this episode of The Artist Project.
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Metropolitan Museum Announces Appointment of Deirdre Larkin as Associate Horticultural Manager at The Cloisters

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Sunday at the Met: Gardens and Architecture of The Cloisters: A 75th Anniversary Celebration

October 10, 2013
Journey back to the Middle Ages by exploring the gardens and architecture of The Cloisters and learn how the Fuentidueña Apse was transported to New York. Introduction by Leslie Bussis Tait with lectures by Deirdre Larkin and Nancy Wu.
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Splendid Rediscovered 18th-Century Silver Service on View in New Exhibition at Metropolitan Museum

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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—The Golden Quince

October 27, 2008

By Deirdre Larkin

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturalist of The Met Cloisters, discusses quince and its significance in medieval gardens.
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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—Bye Bye, Bryony

October 10, 2008

By Deirdre Larkin

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturalist of The Met Cloisters, discusses bryony and its significance in medieval gardens.
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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—Rotten-ripe: The Medlar Goes Soft

November 14, 2008

By Deirdre Larkin

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturist of The Met Cloisters, discusses medlar and its significance in medieval gardens.
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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—The Holly and The Ivy

December 18, 2008

By Deirdre Larkin

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturist of The Met Cloisters, discusses holly and ivy and its significance in medieval gardens.
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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—He-Hop, She-Hop

October 1, 2009

By Deirdre Larkin

Managing Horticulturist Deidre Larkin reflects on growth and differences of male and female hop plants in the Cloisters Garden.
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The Medieval Garden Enclosed—The Art of Topiary

January 23, 2009

By Deirdre Larkin

Deirdre Larkin, managing horticulturist of The Met Cloisters, discusses the art of topiary and its significance in medieval gardens.
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Napkin

Nancy Parker (1749–1848)

Date: 1814
Accession Number: 17.152.3

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Napkin

Nancy Parker (1749–1848)

Date: 1814
Accession Number: 17.152.2

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Napkin

Possibly made in the Workshop of Quirijn Damast

Date: 1663
Accession Number: 44.115

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Napkin

Date: 1745
Accession Number: 1970.233

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Napkin

Date: ca.1600
Accession Number: 23.80.74a

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Napkin

Date: mid-19th century
Accession Number: 1985.150

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Napkin

Date: 1852–70
Accession Number: 54.102

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Napkin

Date: 1852–70
Accession Number: 34.22

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Napkin

Date: 1848–52
Accession Number: 32.91.1

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Napkin

Date: 1848–52
Accession Number: 32.91.2