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Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Neapolitan Nativity
Every year, The Met adorns a Christmas tree with celestial figures and installs a crèche surrounded by a miniature 18th-century Italian village.
December 25, 2023
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Michelle Plastrik
O Christmas Tree: Reflecting on a Long Tradition
During this holiday season of giving, many of us put up a Christmas tree. We decorate it with ...
December 13, 2022
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Eric Bess
Met Gala Exhibit Examines American Fashion, Frame by Frame
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May 2, 2022
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Imagine 2,300 Years of Musical Instruments Under One Roof!
My work as a composer has taken me with some regularity to New York City, and each time ...
September 15, 2021
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Michael Kurek
The Renaissance’s Etchings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
NEW YORK—The New Year is synonymous with new beginnings, resolutions, and growth. You look to your past to ...
December 31, 2019
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J.H. White
Make Your Holiday Season Divine at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
NEW YORK—This time of year always reminds me of the divine. With Christ’s birthday being at the center ...
December 27, 2019
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J.H. White
Meet Maximilian, ‘The Last Knight,’ at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
NEW YORK—Those who remain enchanted by the notion of chivalry and the medieval rules of knighthood will find ...
November 18, 2019
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Jani Allan
‘Death Is Elsewhere’ When Beauty Is Present
NEW YORK—Sweet acoustic melodies floated out of The Met's Robert Lehman Wing court as I peered down from ...
July 28, 2019
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J.H. White
Be a Pig This Year (After You Learn What It Means)
There are usually two times a year when I introspect deeply: the New Year and my birthday. Since ...
June 18, 2019
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J.H. White
Rembrandt’s Inner Life: Alive at The Met
NEW YORK—A few years back, I wrote about one of the royal British portrait painters who often referred ...
June 16, 2019
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J.H. White
Rembrandt’s Prints Take You Inside His Creative Genius
NEW YORK—I’m often surprised how small certain famous works of art actually are. Rembrandt van Rijn’s “Self-Portrait Etching ...
May 18, 2019
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J.H. White
Conveying Inner Spirit: Figural Representations in Chinese Art
“Rendering humans is the most difficult. Next are landscapes, and after that are dogs and horses. Terraces and ...
January 2, 2019
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Irene Luo
The Humble and Noble Nature of Northern Renaissance Art
There’s a prevailing attitude among some art enthusiasts that art that isn’t contemporary isn’t relevant. The Metropolitan Museum ...
October 28, 2018
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J.H. White
The Gentlemanly Stone: A Passion for Jade at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
In China, the most beloved and revered hard stone of all is jade, a symbol of purity and ...
July 1, 2018
BY
Irene Luo
Leonardo to Matisse at The Met
NEW YORK—Artistic endeavors usually begin with a drawing. As if taking a cue from "the first art historian," ...
October 11, 2017
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Milene Fernandez
Rethinking Rodin as a Bridge
NEW YORK—If you were asked to imagine a sculpture, you would likely conjure an image of a robust man ...
September 29, 2017
BY
Milene Fernandez
Two Gems in the ‘Gilded Age Drawings at The Met’ Exhibition
NEW YORK—Once in a while, The Metropolitan Museum of Art brings out of its storage vaults some of its ...
August 29, 2017
BY
Milene Fernandez
Caravaggio’s Last Two Paintings Reunited at The Met
NEW YORK—Expressions of denial, guilt, and regret are written all over the faces of the main figures in ...
April 20, 2017
BY
Milene Fernandez
Asia Week New York, a Global Hub for Art Lovers in Spring 2017
NEW YORK—Come spring next year, New York will become the hub for Asian art. Connoisseurs, collectors, scholars, art ...
December 13, 2016
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Milene Fernandez
Guido Cagnacci’s Eccentric ‘Repentant Magdalene’
NEW YORK—His contemporaries called him "il genio bizzaro" (the bizarre genius), and he signed his paintings, "Guido Cagnacci ...
November 15, 2016
BY
Milene Fernandez
Valentin de Boulogne Unfolds the Unrelenting Drama of Life
NEW YORK—Walk into the exhibition on Valentin de Boulogne at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and you risk ...
October 17, 2016
BY
Milene Fernandez
The Met Features Medieval Jerusalem as Destination of Choice, Symbol of Tolerance
The phenomenon of "Jerusalem fever", as it was described in medieval times, gripped and tugged merchants, artisans, scholars, ...
September 29, 2016
BY
Milene Fernandez
Met Gala: Katy Perry, Zayn Malik, Gigi Hadid, Taylor Swift and What We Were Reminded Of
Met Gala 2016 is over—let the fashion scrutiny begin. This year's theme of "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an ...
May 3, 2016
BY
Petr Svab
The Oldest and Most Important Chinese Painting Masterpieces at the MET
It is not often that a Chinese painting on rice paper survives over 1,000 years so that we ...
December 9, 2015
BY
Kati Vereshaka
What This Velázquez Portrait Says About the Way Modern People See
There's a difference between viewing and perceiving.
April 28, 2015
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Matthew James Collins
What Happened to the Blockbuster Art Exhibition?
A blockbuster art exhibition can double the annual attendance of an art museum and pull in significant amounts ...
December 3, 2014
BY
Henry Adams
Book Review: ‘Rendez-Vous With Art,’ by Philippe de Montebello and Martin Gayford
Stendhal wrote about feeling faint in the presence of great art. Goethe said that merely knowing that a ...
October 15, 2014
BY
Ann Levin
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