Tag: exhibition catalogue

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  Celebrating David Hockney

  July 9, 2021 | The beloved octogenarian has dazzled us with his art for more than six decades—and shows no sign of stopping

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  The Met Greets the Medici

  June 25, 2021 | A new exhibition explores the delicious drama of Florentine portraiture and politics under Medici rule

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  Now on View: “Goya’s Graphic Imagination”

  February 12, 2021 | The Museum’s new exhibition takes a close look at the Spanish artist’s graphic output

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  Regarding Nature: Claude Monet

  November 14, 2020 | The Met Store celebrates the great French Impressionist—and horticulturist—with a birthday bouquet

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  Félix Vallotton at The Met: New Exhibition-Related Items

  November 6, 2019 | Swiss-born artist Félix Vallotton’s remarkable oeuvre is the subject of The Met’s new exhibition “Félix Vallotton: Painter of Disquiet,” now on view

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  Autumn, Adorned

  September 16, 2019 | Our new jewelry for the fall 2019 season celebrates an enduring Met tradition

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  Looking Back at the Woodstock Festival, 50 Years On

  August 15, 2019 | On the 50th anniversary of this seminal cultural event, we note connections between The Met exhibition “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” and the historic 1969 music festival

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  Bear Tracks: Needlepoint Accessories by Smathers & Branson

  June 22, 2019 | In celebration of “Play It Loud,” these hand-stitched Dancing Bear accessories pay homage to the Grateful Dead

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  Treasures of The First Emperor

  March 27, 2017 | Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta Warriors

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  The Mysterious Landscapes of Hercules Segers

  February 13, 2017 | A visionary 17th-century experimental painter and printmaker

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  On Trend: Pantone Greenery

  January 6, 2017 | Start the new year with a symbol of new beginnings

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  A Salute to Women’s History Month

  March 8, 2016 | Notable works by women artists comprise a key part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s holdings. This roundup features both celebrated and anonymous women in Met exhibitions over the past year