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The Painting: In his mid-fifties and at the height of his career, Paul Cézanne began a series of paintings, drawings, and watercolors of card players. The unprecedented repetition of the theme of card players and the monumental scale at which he chose to work in two of the later canvases demonstrate the significance of the project for him
October 5–November 14, 1917, no. 34 (as "Les joueurs de cartes," lent by the B.

The Crusaders then took over many of the cities on the Mediterranean coast and built a large number of fortified castles all over the Holy Land to protect their new territories.
sometimes combines an Islamic aesthetic with Christian subject matter ( 1971.39a,b)

Julius Carlebach, 1958 Object Number: 1978.412.327a, b Mr. and Mrs.

[C. Leonard Woolley] began to reveal an extensive cemetery and gradually uncovered some 1,800 graves.
Eastern Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art October 2003 Further Reading Moorey, P.

From the fourteenth to the mid-sixteenth century, more books of hours were made than any other type of book.
most common are a calendar ( 22.24.5), a set of gospel lessons (2011.353, Mark, p.

Magazine of Art 31 (April 1938), p. 224, fig. 11. Harry B. Wehle.

The Painting and its History: The greatest portraitist of noblemen at the court of Philip IV in Spain, Velázquez was also a master of making vibrant likenesses, often bust-length, of less high-standing sitters
Charles B. Curtis. Velazquez and Murillo.

Bibliography of The Met’s Paper Conservation department
In History: Conserving Fifteenth-Century Tibetan Initiation Cards, Continued.� http

Along with his studies at the Islamic city of Samarra, [Herzfeld’s] research at Persepolis is the best known work of his career.
In Encyclopedia Iranica, http://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/herzfeld-ernst-iii

Undoubtedly, the viewer’s first response upon opening the prayer beads and miniature altarpieces must have been a sense of wonder, soon followed by a keen desire to understand how and by whom these extraordinary and delightful objects were made.
Letter P with the Legend of Saint Philip Netherlandish ca. 1500–before 1506 Prayer