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Pride and Joy
| Saluting Pride Month with a roundup of LGBTQ pioneers and exuberant scenes from The Met collection
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Eternally Chic: Erté and the Egyptian Revival of the 1920s
| The discovery of King Tut’s tomb in 1922 influenced the art and architecture of the period—including the work of Art Deco artist Erté
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Mary Cassatt at The Met
| The work of the celebrated American-born Impressionist offers multiple themes to explore
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Rain or Shine: Umbrellas at The Met
| As a shelter against the elements, the umbrella has been an indispensible accessory for thousands of years
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Fantastic Blooms: Odilon Redon in The Met Collection
| Today marks the 180th anniversary of French Symbolist Odilon Redon’s birth
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A Parade of Easter Art
| However you celebrate Easter Sunday, these works from The Met collection are sure to get you in a festive mood
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Green Day
| Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a spectrum of forest, kelly, mint, emerald, and every other shade of spring’s signature color
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O Pioneers!
| We’re kicking off Women’s History Month by celebrating fierce female artists—and a few of their works in The Met collection
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Art Deco Style: Timeless Jewelry Designs by Erté
| Presenting an exciting jewelry collection based on the inimitable work of Romain de Tirtoff, better known as Erté
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Groundhog Day Roundup
| Whether we’re in for more winter or an early spring, Groundhog Day is the perfect moment to contemplate a few furry critters from The Met collection
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An Eye for Romance: Lover’s Eye Jewelry
| Our lover’s eye ring and locket celebrate “secret” keepsakes of affection in The Met collection
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The Art of Sustainability
| Read on for a few tips that will make your life a bit more environmentally sustainable—and artful, too
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