Every time I visit the
Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, I find new things to entrance me. Here are some old favorites, as well as a few new gems.
Degas' "At the Milliner's" (1882)
Degas' "At the Milliner's" (1881)
Degas' "A Woman Ironing" (1873)
Caravaggio's "The Denial of Saint Peter"
Henri Fantin-Latour "Portrait of a Woman" (1885)
schmerp.
View of a window from an ancient indoor fresco
Half of the museum was cordoned off because half of the guards were off for the holiday. This was how close I could get to a Rembrandt... sadface.
Degas' "At the Milliner's" (1882)
Degas' "At the Milliner's" (1881)
Degas' "A Woman Ironing" (1873)
Caravaggio's "The Denial of Saint Peter"
Henri Fantin-Latour "Portrait of a Woman" (1885)
schmerp.
View of a window from an ancient indoor fresco
Half of the museum was cordoned off because half of the guards were off for the holiday. This was how close I could get to a Rembrandt... sadface.
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