MET Cloisters entry stairway
MET Cloisters entrance to exhibits
Interior dome with oculus
Romanesque doorway looking back to Cloisters Galleries entrance area
Lion, copper alloy, No. Germany, ca.1200, crafted water vessel, Aquamanilia
Dragon, copper alloy, No. Germany, ca.1200, crafted water vessel, Aquamanilia
Falconer, copper alloy, German, Franconia, 13th century, 13th c., crafted water vessel, Aquamanilia
The tents of the Franks on the side of the wood box with the Legend of Guilhem of Orange, ca. 1200-1225
Lid with beast and designed side of the wood box with the Legend of Guilhem of Orange, ca. 1200-1225
Clovis, first Christian kings of France, Doorway, abbey of Moutiers-Saint Jean, near Dijon, ca. 1250
Clothar, son of King Clovis, detail of Doorway, monastery of Moutiers-Saint-Jean, ca. 1250
Langon Chapel, one of three distinct chapels in the MET Cloisters along with the Fuentiduena (12th c.) and Gothic Chapels
Crowned heads, carved on right-hand capital at the juncture of the apse and nave, Langon Chapel
Enthroned Virgin and Child, Walnut with paint and tin leaf, French, Auvergne, ca. 1150-1200
Langon Chapel Altar area
Langon Chapel altar antependium with Mary, Christ as an adult, and eight saints
Animal Medallions on the border of the Langon Altar front-piece above
Pair of Candelabra Wrought iron European, 15th-16th century and later
Courtyard East arcade: masklike head in delicate naturalistic grapevine on the abacus block, middle column.
Engaged Column Shaft, late 12th century., Made in Languedoc, France, Romanesque stone elements
Daniel in the Lion's den, capital, Saint-Guilhem Cloister, French late 12th–early 13th c.
Pilaster with naturalistic acanthus leaves and blossoms, the carving accented with drillwork.
Tourist views the capital with 'Mouth of Hell' in the Cloisters courtyard.
Sec. 1: Calling of Saint Andrew, attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalon, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 2: Wicked Mother Killed by Fire from Heaven, attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalon, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 3: Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine & Mary Maglalene, attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalon, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 4: Saint Andrew, Altarpiece with Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, Attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalan, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 5: Crucifixion of Saint Andrew, attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalon, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 6: Saint Andrew saving a bishop from the devil, who is disguised as a woman, attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalon, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 7: Saint Andrew and the Woman Who Prayed to Diana on Behalf of Her Sister
Sec. 8: Woman taking Saint Andrew to her sister, Attributed to the Master of Roussillon,Catalan, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 9: Saint Andrew driving away the demons in the form of dogs. Attributed to the Master of Roussillon, Catalan, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 10: Christ as the Man of Sorrows (The Dead Christ), Altarpiece with Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, Catalan, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 11: Saint Andrew Raises the Dead Youth, Detail, Altarpiece with Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, Catalan, ca. 1420-30
Sec. 12: St Andrew Brings to Life the Drowned Men, Altarpiece with Scenes from the Life of Saint Andrew, Catalan, ca. 1420-30
THE BOPPARD ROOМ
Agony in the Garden, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion, Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
The Betrayal, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion, Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
Christ before Caiaphas, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion, Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
Christ Crowned with Thorns, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion, Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
The Flagellation, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion, Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
Christ before Pilate, Altarpiece, Scenes from the Passion Attributed to Master Morata (active 1470-1505)
Saint Peter, Detail, The Dormition of the Virgin, workship of Timan Hesacker (active 1487-1515)
Joseph and Mary pay rent for the stable, Christ Is Born as Man's Redeemer, ca. 1500-1520
The marriage of Joseph and Mary, Christ Is Born as Man's Redeemer, ca. 1500-1520
Cuxa Cloister garden flower
I. The Hunters Enter the Woods, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
II. The Unicorn Dips His Horn into the Stream to Rid It of Poison, wool, silk, and silver and gilded-silver wrapped thread, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish 1495–1505
III. The Unicorn Leaps the Stream, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
IV. The Unicorn Defends Himself, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
V. The Unicorn Surrenders to a Maiden, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
VI. The Unicorn Is Killed and Brought to the Castle, wool, silk, and silver and gilded-silver wrapped thread, French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
VII. The Unicorn Rests in a Garden), French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven) 1495–1505
Detail: The Unicorn Rests, Tapestry, wool warp with wool, silk, silver, and gilt wefts, 1495-1505
Chandelier, copper alloy, South Netherlandish, possibly Dinant, late 15th century
Ceiling (DETAIL), Spanish, Castile, ca. 1450-1500, Coat of Arms and hunter astride white horse pursuing possibly a tiger
Dish with Lion, Tin-glazed and lustered earthenware, Spanish, Valencia, Manises, ca. 1500
Dish with IHS (Monogram of Jesus), Tin-glazed and lustered earthenware, Spanish, Valencia, Manises, ca. 1430-60
Dish with Coat of Arms, Tin-glazed and lustered earthenware, Spanish, Valencia, Manises, ca. 1470-90
Deep Dish (Brasero) with Eagle, Tin-glazed and lustered earthenware, Spanish, Valencia, Manises, Ca. 1450-70
Hebrew Tapestry, Joshua and King David, Nine Heroes Tapestries, ca. 1400
Joshua, Nine Heroes Tapestries, Jewish Tradition, ca. 1400
King David, Nine Heroes Tapestry Room, Jewish Tradition, MET Cloisters, ca. 1400
Hector of Troy, Nine Heroes Tapestries, Classical Tradition, ca.1400
Julius Caesar, Nine Heroes Tapestries, Classical Tradition, ca. 1400 MET Cloisters
King Arthur, Nine Heroes Tapestry Room, Gallery 018, MET Cloisters
Path exiting the MET Cloisters
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