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Lockdown by jeanphilippedelhomme #jeanphilippedelhomme

A note-worthy #MetKidsFunFact: The woman in this fresco holds an ancient musical instrument called a kithara, from which we get the English word "guitar." The colorful painting once decorated a wall in an ancient Roman villa. 🏛️ 🎶 Learn more: https://t.co/ciwEMMhcYh https://t.co/9zOcaI8XcY

Fox and the Grapes, me, digital, 2020

Untitled, me, Watercolour, 2021

1/5 #OnThisDay in 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation declaring "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free." https://t.co/r6ZZtJwu1m

Undersea Pineapple by beeple_crap #beeple

Loose Earth Drawings by Antony Gormley #antonygormley

No title, Me, Acrylic, 2015

☑️ Shimmery dress without a waist (Sweatpants underneath? Why not) ⁣⁣ ☑️ Fancy champagne glass⁣⁣es ⁣⁣ ☑️ Extravagant, comfy bed at the ready #NewYearsEve at home is in full swing. See you in 2021, friends! 🥂✨ ⁣ https://t.co/Ej4vHW1WJd

As we welcome in 2021, why not look back at year 1? ⌛ Artworks created across the globe in the years around Year One of the Western calendar reveal a time of great cultural interaction. Explore the art of the period on the #MetTimeline → https://t.co/WiGfXd6mto https://t.co/fdZ78RagIB

Happy new year to the cat lovers https://t.co/1vcnOl67nn

These are the 22 art projects that social media went bananas over in 2020: https://t.co/V11tPkgf7W https://t.co/V0qwt8aqAY

Sunny Peaks, Me, Acrylic, 2020

On New Year's Day, we're staying warm and cozy in the company of Mary Cassatt's "The Tea" (about 1880) 🍵 https://t.co/1dK04Oi3Xt

Photographs marked by such intimacy had never been seen in public. https://t.co/7pTmjkMSXT