Favorite Things

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  Groundhog Day Roundup

  February 2, 2019 | 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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  Rare Views: Girault de Prangey’s Journey East

  January 29, 2019 | The daguerreotypes of French photography pioneer Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey stand out as both historical documents and works of art

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  The Need for Bead

  January 25, 2019 | Our Roman Bead jewelry offers a fresh take on the ancient world, with semiprecious stones that dazzle

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  Many Dimensions: Lucio Fontana at The Met

  January 23, 2019 | Pioneering Argentine-Italian artist Lucio Fontana takes the spotlight in a major new survey on display at The Met Breuer and The Met Fifth Avenue

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  Edouard Manet at The Met

  January 23, 2019 | A searching, trailblazing artist who was admired (and collected) by his peers, Manet followed his own muse

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  Expressions of Love: Our Valentine’s Day Gift Guide

  January 21, 2019 | Discover how our art-inspired roses, hearts, and even diamonds will delight those you love

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  Daisy Chains

  January 11, 2019 | We’ve based our newest jewelry on lovely flowers from ancient Egypt, motifs with both allure and power

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  Shoes, Shoes, Shoes!

  December 7, 2018 | If you love fancy footwear as much you love the holidays, consider our collectible shoe ornaments

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  Artful Gifts for Christians

  November 15, 2018 | Based on beautiful pieces in The Met collection, our crosses, sculptures, prints, and other delicate items make ideal gifts for those of deep Christian faith

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  A Gift for Every Artist

  November 2, 2018 | The Met Store offers creative gift ideas for artists of all talents and temperaments

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  Adornments of the Season

  November 1, 2018 | The Met Store presents glittering ornaments, sparkling jewelry, and other bejeweled delights

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  Making a Splash: Katsushika Hokusai

  October 31, 2018 | Our products pay homage to the artist’s iconic “The Great Wave” woodblock print, one of the most beloved works in Japanese art