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Image for A Tour of the Art Libraries of Paris
Florence and Herbert Irving Associate Chief Librarian Tony White discusses his recent tour of Parisian libraries and archives.
Image for Showing Signs: Hieroglyphs and Palettes in the Stela of Irtisen
Assistant Curator Niv Allon explores the unique use of an Egyptian hieroglyph in a Middle Kingdom stela currently on view in Ancient Egypt Transformed: The Middle Kingdom.
Image for Alchemy, Science, and Innovations in the Decorative Arts
Early modern rulers used scientific objects to express magnificence—but their "science" was more expansive than ours.
Image for Power Paper: the Amate Manuscripts of Alfonso García Tellez
Associate Museum Librarian for Interlibrary Services and Digital Initiatives Robyn Fleming discusses some of the rare handmade bark paper (amate) books by Mexican artist Alfonso García Tellez.
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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…
Image for Decorated Swords and the Artistry of Arms at Versailles
Elaborately decorated arms and armor were essential to the grandeur of Versailles. Armorer and Conservator Edward Hunter highlights some of these ceremonial weapons.
Image for Mannequins: A Tool of the Artist's Workshop
Conservator Marjorie Shelley introduces readers to a 19th-century French mannequin recently acquired by The Met, and traces the use of these lifelike figures by artists from the Renaissance to the early 20th century.
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Past Exhibition

Fabergé from the Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation Collection

November 22, 2011–Ongoing
After Matilda Geddings Gray died in 1971, her collection passed to the foundation she had established, with the stipulation that a broad public should be able to enjoy it. The collection was on view for many years at the New Orleans Museum of Art a…
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Way to Gogh

Assistant Curator Alison Hokanson discusses the rich assortment of temporary loans and new installations on view this summer in the nineteenth-century European Paintings galleries.
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1510–25
Medium:Steel, gold, wood, textile
Accession Number:14.25.293
Location:On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 371
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Partisan

Date:1500–1550
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:08.261.2
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1700
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.27
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:late 15th century
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.209
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1675
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.46
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1650
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.40
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1575
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.342
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1680
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.339
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1740
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.403
Location:Not on view
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Partisan

Date:ca. 1600
Medium:Steel, wood
Accession Number:14.25.320
Location:Not on view