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  Max Beckmann: Art and the City

  October 19, 2016 | Learn about the artist’s relationship with New York City, as shown in the exhibition "Max Beckmann in New York"

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  Valentin de Boulogne: Beyond Caravaggio

  October 7, 2016 | Introducing Caravaggio's foremost French follower

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  Hunting the Unicorn: Tapestry Treasures at The Met Cloisters

  September 10, 2016 | The beloved mythical beast takes the starring role in seven glorious tapestries that reward repeated viewings

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  Masterpiece Paintings at The Met: Forging Connections through Centuries of Painting

  September 8, 2016 | This impressive volume includes 500 works from the Museum’s collection representing 5,000 years of art history, making it a formidable history of painting and an ideal overview of the iconic masterworks from this world-renowned institution.

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  Paul Klee: “Color and I Are One”

  September 1, 2016 | The 1914 trip to Tunisia that changed how Paul Klee saw and would use color.

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  Dogs of The Met

  August 26, 2016 | It would be enough if dogs were just man's best friend, but as a trip through The Met attests, they've been so much more

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  Picture Purrfect: Meet the Cats of The Met

  August 8, 2016 | A favorite subject for artists around the globe

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  Meet our Mezzanine Gallery Store

  August 3, 2016 | Shop the depth and breadth of The Met collection

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  The Designs of Vera Neumann: A Painter’s Idea of a Scarf

  July 24, 2016 | The acclaimed designer gained lasting fame for her colorful printed textiles signed with a cheery ladybug

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  On Pointe: Edgar Degas’ Dancers

  July 19, 2016 | An expert on the subject, Degas masterfully captured bodies in motion

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  Gustav Klimt: A Brief Biography

  July 14, 2016 | Tragedy and rebellion sparked the artist's unique painting style for which he is now famous

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  On “Washington Crossing the Delaware”

  July 4, 2016 | Celebrating Independence Day 2016 by remembering Christmas 1776