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Margaret at the Met

Margaret

A decidedly personal exploration of one of the world's great museums.

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Catch of the day

Welcome, new subscribers! This is the latest post recounting my ongoing exploration of the entire Metropolitan Museum, highlighting one artwork in every one of the 800+ galleries (click here to see where this project started). Thanks for jo...

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Social media that doesn’t suck

Bonus email this week! If you read my recent post about the Vermeer paintings at the Met, you may remember that I collaborated with fellow Substacker Tom Anderson of Vermeer Stories. Though we’re based on opposite coasts, Tom and I had an o...

6 days ago
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Bring out your dead*

Netherlandish ivory skull, 17th century, 3” high

Who knew the Met was so macabre? When I decided to take a quick break from my tour through the European Paintings department this week, I had just walked past the remarkably lifelike carved...

10 days ago
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Going for Baroque

Guido Cagnacci, “The Death of Cleopatra,” c. 1645

I love Baroque music (Handel, Vivaldi, Bach? Yes, please), Baroque architecture (Blenheim Palace, Versailles, Santa Maria della Salute? Sure, why not!), even Baroque pearls (so much more pe...

17 days ago
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Scenes from a marriage

Lee Krasner, “Desert Moon,” 1955, collage and oil on canvas

I’m aware that last week I promised you Rembrandt and Caravaggio, and instead you’re getting a hefty dose of Abstract Expressionism. Which is good news if you’re an AbEx fan! If n...

24 days ago
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    Museum fanatic and travel addict. After a career in the arts, interior design, and retail, including 23 years at the New York Botanical Garden, I'm writing about my mission to explore every single gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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