| Born on December 2, 1859, Georges Seurat would come to lead the Neo-Impressionist movement of the late 1800s
| We’ve rounded up our best-selling jewelry gifts of the season, from necklaces to pins
| As Christmas, Hanukkah, and other midwinter observances approach, we spotlight refined pieces imbued with special meaning for people of faith
| Stroll, nap, redecorate...and shop
| A pioneering collector has promised The Met 165 extraordinary works of 20th-century couture and more—highlights of which are on display in the exhibition “In Pursuit of Fashion”
| The Met Store has unexpected gifts for those of every sign in the zodiac
| The Met’s Neapolitan Baroque Crèche and Christmas tree have raised holiday spirits for six decades and counting
| Our elegant designs adorned with rich cabochon stones offer a fresh take on the jewelry of ancient artisans
| We’ve added a few new faces to our Christmas ornament lineup this year, including “William,” Degas’s little dancer, and the unicorn from The Met Cloisters’ famed tapestries
| Presenting some tasty recipes and colorful kitchen accessories for the holidays
| Here’s how we transformed a Dutch masterpiece into a wearable textile design
| Our fine 14K gold jewelry with moonstones and white sapphires celebrates a venerable celestial symbol
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