Metropolitan Museum Of Art

9 books

About the Author

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world's foremost cultural institutions, has long been a beacon of artistic excellence and scholarly pursuit since its founding in 1870. Housed in New York City, its vast collections span over 5,000 years of human creativity, from ancient Egyptian artifacts to modern masterpieces. Through its publications, the Met bridges the gap between art and literature, offering beautifully illustrated volumes that inspire and educate. 'Art & Nature: An Illustrated Anthology of Nature Poetry' exemplifies this tradition, pairing timeless verses with evocative artworks to celebrate the harmony between human expression and the natural world. As a publisher, the Met continues to enrich global appreciation for art's profound connections to poetry, history, and imagination.

Common genres

Art Calendars Children's Books Education History Music Nature Nonfiction Photography Poetry

Writing style

scholarly illustrative interdisciplinary