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metropolitan museum

  • What Unfinished Masterpieces Say to Living Artists
    What Unfinished Masterpieces Say to Living Artists
    "Unfinished" is a grand sweep, showing works from the Renaissance up to today. The third floor shows unfinished works by masters like van Eyck, Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Titian, Rubens, ...
    August 4, 2016BY Milene Fernandez
  • The Art and Anguish of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
    The Art and Anguish of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
    NEW YORK—It may be that the brightest flames burn out the fastest. Whatever Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux was put on ...
    March 9, 2014BY Christine Lin
  • Gift Ideas for Museum Lovers
    Gift Ideas for Museum Lovers
    A gift guide for museum lovers.
    November 29, 2013BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Met’s Etchings Celebrate the Drive of the Self-Taught
    Met’s Etchings Celebrate the Drive of the Self-Taught
    NEW YORK—Albert Einstein once said, “I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious.”  This sentiment could ...
    October 1, 2013BY Christine Lin
  • Van Gogh’s Lost Provenance in World War II
    Van Gogh’s Lost Provenance in World War II
    Van Gogh's Lost Provenance in World War II might cause a stir. Stolen art and Holocaust provenance are serious ...
    September 24, 2013BY James Grundvig
  • Sculpture of Saint Elzéar: Taking It on the Cheek
    Sculpture of Saint Elzéar: Taking It on the Cheek
    Bodies in medieval sculpture are often expressively distorted, but the gesture of this figure’s head is endlessly fascinating ...
    July 26, 2013BY Meredith Bergmann
  • Boxer at Rest at the Metropolitan Museum
    Boxer at Rest at the Metropolitan Museum
    Exhausted, a boxer, bloodied from a fight, is taking a breather, shoulders hunched, sitting on a stone in ...
    June 27, 2013BY Xico Greenwald
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