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Former High School Interns Nichole, Aly, and Gabby discuss their experience managing a Teens Take The Met activity.
and what to tell people if they had any questions, but I wouldn’t change anything else
How can I see Making The Met? Timed-entry exhibition tickets are required for Making The Met. If you are purchasing a General Admission ticket online, you can reserve a timed exhibition ticket. New tickets will be released approximately every two weeks. If you
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Below the falcon, the name Horus name of Amenemhat I (wHm-msw.t) is written. The inscription above the falcon headed god reads: bHd.t(j) Di=f anx, (Horus of Edfu, may he give life). The remaining inscription probably accompanies the divine figure to the left
reused from an earlier building that stood either at the same site or somewhere else
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enthusiastic about learning—about museum careers, great works of art, and everything else
Breslau, Poland, 1889–New York, 1945
paramount: her uncle was famed modern art collector Hugo Kolker, whose daughter Else
The Metropolitan Museum houses a world-renowned complex of scientific research and conservation facilities, each of which serves as a training ground for conservators from around the world. This project list provides a small sample of their research activities.
Netherlands, probably in Antwerp, at the end of the fifteenth century, but little else
How many millions have climbed the Great Staircase since Tiepolo’s Triumph of Marius was unrolled from its giant storage drum in 1965?
the museum); the rose and gold banners flowing in a wind that registers nowhere else
[Vigée Le Brun] contributed more than fifty pictures [to the Salon] and had reached the high point of her career when, after the march on Versailles, she fled the French Revolution.
Davesne, beyond showing portraits in the guild exhibitions of 1764 and 1774, nothing else
Keith Christiansen discusses the presence of Charles Le Brun in his portrait of the banker Everhard Jabach and his family.
Or is something else at work here?
reused from an earlier building that stood either at the same site or somewhere else
