Lastly, some images from the Frick Madison Museum, and The Met Cloisters.
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| "Ballet Rehearsal" Edgar Degas Frick Madison |
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| "Vétheuil in Winter" Claude Monet Frick Madison |
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| "Self Portrait" Rembrandt Frick Madison |
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| The Met Cloisters, situated in Fort Tryon Park, is full of European medieval art and architecture, with a focus on the Romanesque and Gothic periods. Governed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it contains a large collection of medieval artworks shown in the architectural settings of French monasteries and abbeys. Its buildings are centered around four cloisters. |
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| A view of The Hudson, from The Met Cloisters. |
Thank you for traveling with us around the art of New York City.
I'll spare you all the visit to the New York Natural History Museum, with its meteorites, dinosaur bones, the history of the indigenous peoples of the world (fascinating!), birds, and our solar system and The Big Bang.
Had such a wonderful time!
Am grateful to be home again, with Sweetie head-bunting my chin in the middle of the night, Manny always trying to jump onto the kitchen counters, and Chili Bruce licking out my oatmeal bowl every morning.
The Hubby kept Eastside Cats in purrfect running order while I was away; guess he's a keeper!
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Guys, we loved todays post and all the amazing art, so epic! But can we purrlease see the dinosaur bones and stuff, we love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a fabulous trip! The pictures were great. Good too that you felt comfortable while there :) So much to see and I bet you have lots of pictures and memories.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the post about Julie. She was my heart kitty and I will always have a spot for her.
I have been blessed with quite a few wonderful cats. My newest cat, Edwina(Winnie) is still getting used to her new home and me. That is OK a we have all the time in the world .
I still miss Julie though...
Nancy and purrs from Winnie
OH BOY! What a trip and all the fabulous art you saw...wish I had been there with you.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us all the wonderful highlights of your visit to NYC!
ReplyDeleteI would welcome more museum photos. :) And your closing made me smile. I think we both married keepers. Welcome home, my dear.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful sights you saw!
ReplyDeleteHow nice to see so much on your trip. I'm glad the greeters were happy to see you come home!
ReplyDeleteI've so enjoyed what you have shared, and trust me, if you kept going, I would not complain.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Glad you got to visit a lot of museums. XO
ReplyDeleteIn one of my sets of encyclopaedia (the one from the 1970s), I have a colour picture of that unicorn tapestry. It must be incredible to see it in person.
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