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 Monet: Bridge and Water Lilies PuzzleGifts for art lovers, inspired by The Met collection. Piece by piece, a striking impression comes together as you re-create a masterpiece by Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926). A passionate horticulturist, Monet worked on his picturesque water-lily garden at Giverny for years-and depicted… |  The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Masterpiece PaintingsBy Kathryn Calley Galitz Foreword by Thomas P. Campbell This monumental book celebrates the greatest and most iconic paintings in The Met collection. Its broad sweep of material makes it at once a universal history of painting and the ideal introduction to the beloved masterworks of this… |  Louis C. Tiffany Dragonfly BookmarkOur fanciful bookmark recalls a working drawing (ca. 1905) in The Met collection for a lampshade by Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848-1933). The Gilded Age master's lifelong fascination with light led him to find new ways to incorporate electric lighting into his designs. Beginning in 1899, he… |
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 Royal Tudor Statement Stud EarringsThese statement studs pay tribute to the splendid adornments worn by Ellen Maurice in Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger's portrait (1597) at The Met. The Welsh heiress is poised in a dramatic dress embellished with lustrous pearls, which were known as the "Queen of gems" in the Elizabethan era... |  How to Read Chinese PaintingsBy Maxwell K. Hearn The Chinese way of appreciating a painting is often expressed by the wordsdu hua, "to read a painting." Because art is a visual language, words alone cannot adequately convey its expressive dimension.How to Read Chinese Paintingsseeks to visually analyze 36 paintings and… |  Monopoly: The Met EditionBoard Game, Collector's Monopoly It's fun. It's inspiring. It features 5,000 years of art. It's Monopoly: The Met Edition. This new version of the classic board game features familiar components-22 colored properties, distinctively shaped game tokens, Chance and Community Chest cards-with only… |
 Met Favorites Rubik's CubeTimeless gifts inspired by The Met collection. Enjoy a classic toy with a Met twist. Rotate each face of the Rubik's Cubeto reveal details of six Museum treasures, from the beloved Egyptian hippo statuette affectionately known as "William®" (ca. 1961-1878 B. C.) to Claude Monet's peaceful… |  Hokusai Covered Mug with Tea Infuser and Tea Towel SetGifts for art lovers inspired by The Met. Make tea time a splash with this artful set for the home featuring a detail from Katsushika Hokusai's (Japanese, 1760-1849) famous woodblock print Under the Great Wave off Kanagawa,also known as The Great Wave(ca. 1830-32). This iconic image belon… |  Magnolia Stud EarringsThese luminous stud earrings recall the famous Magnolia Vase in The Met collection, the centerpiece of Tiffany & Co.'s display at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The gleaming design is crafted in silver plate and accented with enamel, for a floral touch, day or evening. The earrings… |
 How to Read European ArmorBy Donald J. La Rocca This engaging book offers an introduction to and overview of armor in Europe from the Middle Ages through the 17th century, focusing in particular on the 16th century when plate armor reached its peak of stylistic beauty and functional perfection. Through informative… |  The Unicorn Tapestries in The Metropolitan Museum of ArtBy Adolfo Salvatore Cavallo The unicorn tapestries are one of the most popular attractions at The Cloisters Museum and Gardens, the medieval branch of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Traditionally known as The Hunt of the Unicorn, this set of seven exquisite and enigmatic tapestrie… |  The Met Facade ToteA museum tote bag makes the perfect gift. This 100% cotton canvas tote features an architectural rendering (1896) of The Met's facade. The Met Fifth Avenue is one of the architectural glories of New York City; since the building opened to the public in 1880, the Museum has undertaken several… |
 Meiji Butterfly Drop EarringsArt jewelry inspired by The Met collection. Butterflies are beloved subjects in Japanese art, not only for their poetic beauty but for their association with longevity and springtime. These shimmering earrings are inspired by the mother-of-pearl butterflies decorating a marvelous Japanese box… |
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