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What makes this seemingly simple drinking vessel rebellious?

"It's actually a celebration of the exalted status of being drunk."

Curator Martina Rugiadi on a "Cup with a Poem on Wine," with a poem by Ibn Sukkara al-Hashimi.


Throughout 2013, The Met invited curators from across the Museum to each talk about one artwork that changed the way they see the world. Each episode is interpreted by a Museum photographer.


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Photography by Anna-Marie Kellen
Poem recited by Abdullah Gouchani


Cup with a Poem on Wine, Ibn Sukkara al-Hashimi, Silver; fire-gilded, hammered, chased
Poet Ibn Sukkara al-Hashimi
second half 10th–11th century
Black jug adorned with a red-figured man with long hair and wearing a tunic, drawing an arrow from a lunge position.
Seven objects in The Met collection take you on Odysseus’s famed journey.
Department of Greek and Roman Art
August 6
Two women angled towards each other in a skylit gallery with white statues on pedestals in the background.
Video
Writer Ann Patchett on choosing a work from The Met collection to include in Whistler, her latest novel.
June 25
Image of conservator Rachel Mustalish talking about the luxury copy of La Fin du monde
Video
A close examination of The Met’s luxury copy of the printed book and original artist’s maquette for La Fin du monde.
June 8
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