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Picasso, Master of Change
| On the occasion of his birthday, The Met Store remembers Picasso and his dynamic oeuvre
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Gustav Klimt: Shimmer & Depth
| This giant of Viennese modernism was born on this day in 1862
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Pearls of Wisdom: Five Things You May Not Know about Pearls
| Join us for a brief look at the always-in-style pearl, June’s lustrous birthstone
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Celebrating Fathers Through Art
| Since as far back as ancient Egypt, artists have been honoring fathers in their works
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Honoring Peter Carl Fabergé, Master Goldsmith and Craftsman
| Happy birthday to the gifted Russian jeweler, celebrated for the unparalleled luxury objects he produced for the crowned heads of Europe
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Steeped in History: British Tea Wares
| The Met’s renovated British Galleries showcase the Museum’s delightful decorative objects designed for tea
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Saluting 5,000 Years of Mothers
| Across centuries and cultures, artists have paid visual tribute to the joys of motherhood
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Laughing Matters
| It’s National Laughter Day—the perfect occasion for a few chuckles, chortles, ha-has, and LOLs courtesy of The Met collection
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The Majesty of Nature
| This Earth Day, a roundup of artworks from across cultures illustrates how nature inspired beautiful art across centuries and cultures
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“Poet and Paper-Maker”: Celebrating William Morris
| The famed British designer’s work and philosophy had a profound—and lasting—effect on the decorative arts
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The Beauty of Passover
| In honor of Passover, we’re delighted to showcase a few objects from The Met collection that speak to the power and beauty of Jewish tradition
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Master of Abstraction: Piet Mondrian
| Mondrian’s graphic lines and bold use of color have inspired artists and designers for nearly 100 years
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