Anna Serotta, Assistant Conservator, Department of Objects Conservation discusses the history of cleaning and conservation of the Temple of Dendur
of the blocks during the more taxing process of lifting and installation, which led
Florence and Rome—with their internationally cosmopolitan environments—were favored by expatriate American sculptors.
1843 The Babes in the Wood Thomas Crawford ca. 1850, carved 1851 Blind Homer Led
Ugarit was a flourishing city, its streets lined with two-story houses dominated on the northeastern side of the tell by an acropolis with two temples dedicated to the gods Baal and Dagan.
the west lay a good harbor (the bay of Minet el-Beida), while to the east a pass led
The coarse, bedraggled bride being led from a shabby nuptial tent is Nisa, while
true or hard-paste porcelain was discovered in Europe in Dresden in 1708, which led
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professionals Opportunities to participate in Career Labs, interactive workshops led
Associate Curator Femke Speelberg recounts the interesting tale of a painting based on a cartoon by Michelangelo that was almost given away by raffle in 1735.
Bambach, published in the exhibition catalogue, has led to the identification of
In late June 1941, the military coalition led by Nazi forces began their advance
The vocabulary of ancient Egyptian art would be interpreted and adapted in different ways depending on the standards and motivations of the time.
Continued archaeological investigation led to constant new discoveries of antiquities
The most impressive surviving evidence of Ethiopia’s artistic past is its stone monuments.
In 1868, a dispute with the British counsel led to the defeat of Emperor Tewodros
