Until
Sunday September 30 2018
A slow and
painstaking craftsman, Johannes Vermeer (1632–1675) was believed to have
produced a mere 66 paintings in his lifetime of which 34 survive. The Met owns
five of his canvases (the Frick has another three), more than any other museum.
Now, as the skylights of the museum’s European Paintings galleries undergo a
major renovation, the Met’s Vermeers have been moved from their usual location
to a smaller room where they have been re-installed on single wall. They’ll be
there for the rest of the summer, providing a rare, don’t-miss opportunity to
examine Vermeer’s work side-by-side.
Venue name:
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Address:
1000 Fifth Ave New York 10028
Cross
street: at 82nd St
Opening
hours: Mon–Thu, Sun 10am–5:30pm; Fri, Sat 10am–9pm.
Transport: Subway: 4, 5, 6 to 86th St
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