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The Dazzle of Byzantium
| In the Byzantine Empire, jewelry expressed both wealth and faith
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Moroccan Inspiration: Our “Delacroix” Exhibition Store
| Motifs and memories from North Africa figure prominently in the oeuvre of Eugène Delacroix—and inform The Met Store’s “Delacroix” exhibition store
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Jewels for a Goddess: Venus in Pearls
| Our new Venus Pearl Collection celebrates the adornments worn by the voluptuous goddess of love in works by Peter Paul Rubens
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Ancient Trendsetters
| The ancient Greeks and Romans offer style guidance that remains on trend, millennia later
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Tiny Treasures
| Select masterpieces from The Met collection prove that magnificence doesn’t always require a grand scale
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Expressive Creatures: Delacroix’s Drawings of Animals
| Drawings from the Karen B. Cohen Collection demonstrate how Delacroix mastered the expressive potential of ink
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Angel, Lion, Ox & Eagle: Icons of the Four Evangelists
| The symbols of the four Evangelists have been a crucial component of Christian iconography for more than 1,500 years
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Holy Adornment
| A brief exploration of halos, crowns, and other religious headwear in Christian art
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Self-Taught, Brilliantly Accomplished
| The Souls Grown Deep Foundation’s gift of works by self-taught African American artists forms the basis of a new exhibition—and an extraordinary addition to The Met collection
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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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Porcelain Diplomacy
| The epitome of French royal art, Sèvres porcelain was admired by visitors to Versailles—and a frequent gift for them, too
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Figuratively Speaking
| The intriguing new exhibition “Like Life” is what The Met Breuer does best
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