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Bezig met laden... The American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1985)door Marshall Davidson, Elizabeth Stillinger
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Davidson and Stillinger have woven the research produced by the museum's expert curatorial staff into a lively survey of selected room settings and stellar objects. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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The American Wing of the Metropolitan Art Museum in NYC, houses approximately 1,700 works of fine and decorative art including sculpture, stained glass and paintings.
When visiting the Met, I usually go to the American Wing first. Filled with exquisite paintings including, to name just a few of my favorites: Madame X and The Wyndham Sisters by John Singer Sargent, and Gulf Stream by Winslow Homer.
There are wonderful intricate carved furniture pieces, detailed costumes, and Tiffany glass.
And, there is more, oh so much more. If you haven't been there, and can visit, I highly recommend you do so. And, if you are not able to visit, this lovely book highlighting some of the acquisitions, will show you just one wing of what is the marvelous MET museum!