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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Metropolitan Museum of Art”

A portrait takes shape

EVE M. KAHN December 5, 2017 Art

The artist Annie Traquair Lang begins to emerge from the shadow of her mentor and paramour, William Merritt Chase.

American ImpressionismAnnie Traquair LangMetropolitan Museum of ArtpaintingPhiladelphia museum of artWilliam Merritt Chase

Nate DiMeo’s audio erudition

Editorial Staff November 1, 2017 Art

If you have your computer or smart phone handy and aren’t already familiar with Nate DiMeo’s podcast, “The Memory Palace,” hasten to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s website.

memory palacemet american wingMet MuseumMetLiveArtsMetropolitan Museum of ArtNate DiMeopodcast

Treasures beyond gold

Editorial Staff October 27, 2017 Exhibitions

A new exhibition examines the luxury arts of the ancient Americas

ancient american artj paul getty museumMet MuseumMetropolitan Museum of Art

Handle with Care #4

Editorial Staff October 26, 2017 Art

The fourth installment of our web-only column on ceramics and glass.

ceramicshandle with careMet MuseumMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew York.Yale Center for British Art

The Met snares a splendid piece of southern stoneware

Editorial Staff October 18, 2017 Art

Face jugs crafted in the mid-nineteenth century by slaves and freedmen working in the Edgefield District of South Carolina are among the rarest and most historically significant of American folk art ceramics. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York recently acquired a superb one.

face jugsMetmet american wingMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew YorkSouth Carolinasouthern stonewarestoneware

Bravura bamboo at the Met

Editorial Staff October 5, 2017 Exhibitions

As a symbol of fortitude and flexibility, bamboo often appears in Japanese art depicting rough weather—bearing up under high winds or the burden of snow, bending yet refusing to break.

bambooJapanese Bamboo ArtMetropolitan MuseumMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew York

A New World Old Master

Editorial Staff September 25, 2017 Art

In the closing years of the seventeenth century, Cristóbal de Villalpando was, in all likelihood, the best-known painter in the New World—and most of us have never heard of him.

baroqueCristobal de VillalpandoMetropolitan Museum of ArtNew York Citypainting

A hallucinatory Old Master at the Met

Editorial Staff April 5, 2017 Exhibitions

The Flemish artist Hercules Segers—now the recipient of his first exhibition in America, on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York—was probably the oddest European painter and printmaker of the seventeenth century.

Current and ComingHercules SegersMannerismMetropolitan Museum of Art

Pocket-size punch

Editorial Staff April 4, 2017 Exhibitions

These tiny triumphs speak to human ingenuity, boundless reservoirs of patience, and painstaking craftsmanship in efforts where the slightest error will ruin the whole.

Barrymore Laurence SchererChinese artmedieval artMet CloistersMetropolitan Museum of Artmuseum visit

“My native continent”

Editorial Staff March 24, 2017 Art

Maine’s influence on the art of Marsden Hartley.

Colby College Museum of ArtmaineMarsden HartleyMet BreuerMetropolitan Museum of Art
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