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This installation features a series of rare fifteenth-century embroideries illustrating scenes from the life of Saint Martin (316–397), on display for the first time. These splendid examples of Franco-Flemish embroidery highlight the sophistication of this highly prized medium.
All Past Exhibitions Scenes from the Life of St.
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MediaLab Volunteer Brian Hughes discusses his project, /Metcraft, which is the first step in developing the Minecraft gaming platform as a teaching and outreach tool.
All of that changed as soon as someone brought up the subject of Minecraft.
The silversmithing firm established in Boston in 1808 by Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner, and relocated to Philadelphia three years later, produced silver of unprecedented quality and grandeur. This exhibition is the first devoted entirely to their work and its
All Past Exhibitions Silversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner
All Past Exhibitions Silk and Bamboo: Music and Art of China September 5, 2009
This exhibition highlights five rare wooden sculptural masks that represent a largely unrecorded category of late medieval Indian devotional art.
All Past Exhibitions Encountering Vishnu: The Lion Avatar in Indian Temple Drama
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