Pendant in the form of a fish – Spanish – The Metropolitan Museum of Art https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/206159
creatures seem to have been particularly popular as talismans, perhaps reflecting the dangers
creatures seem to have been particularly popular as talismans, perhaps reflecting the dangers
Join curators Joanne Pillsbury and Laura Filloy Nadal to celebrate the renovation and reopening of the Arts of the Ancient Americas galleries in the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.
Managing Producer Erin Stella, Studio Manager Hannah Chen, Associate Producer Malvika Dang
Join curator Maia Nuku to celebrate the renovation and reopening of the Arts of Oceania galleries in the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing.
Managing Producer Erin Stella, Studio Manager Hannah Chen, Associate Producer Malvika Dang
Learn about former intern projects and placements and connect with current and former interns.
Development Hala Hachem, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University Digital Malvika Dang
Paintings conservators support checking hundreds of paintings for loan and taking responsibility for more that arrive at the Museum.
is the meaning—a sobering counterbalance to dispassionate objectivity and the dangers
during the masked performance suggest the untamed forest world where many potential dangers
The Met presents over 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy.
next to his camera Gabriel Fernández Ledesma ca. 1929 Poster warning of the dangers
In addition to spending fortunes on sumptuous villas, lavish entertainment, fashionable clothes, and entourages of slaves and hangers-on, men and women in high Roman society furnished themselves with a range of expensive personal items.
One result of the increased dangers was that people buried their precious possessions
For the devout, the veneration of these five [celestial] Buddhas offered a direct path to breaking free of the cycle of rebirth, a goal facilitated by their innumerable manifestations that make up the Himalayan Buddhist pantheon.
Tara offering protection against disease, malevolent spirits, or war, among other dangers
Discover the rich history of printmaking in Mexico and the The Met’s collecting of these prints.
Right: Carlos Orozco Romero (Mexican, 1896–1984), Poster warning of the dangers of