012 New Greek and Roman Galleries
Director Philippe de Montebello offers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the treasures featured in the spectacular New Greek and Roman Galleries, opening April 20.

Don Li-Leger
Spring Chorus - to view a larger size copy of this print as well as check out the newest history connected with this Don Li-Leger artist picture, click through on the artists headline affixed to the small image. Also get buying, conservation framing methods and size recommendations for this gallerie art picture. Don Li-Leger is one of the biggest selling artists and has a large number of other wall pictures similar in characteristics to "Spring Chorus", look through their other art reproductions.

Natasha Wescoat
June Tree - to review a bigger size photo as well as look over further recommendations relative to this Natasha Wescoat fine art picture, mouse click the artists label over the thumbnail. Also get purchasing, frame and print proportion recommendations for this artist image . Natasha Wescoat is one of the largest selling artists and has many other artist images similar to "June Tree", probe the artist inventory for the newest museum poster prints.

The Fix on Colonial Philadelphia Furniture: A Secret Guide to Cabinetmakers’ Prices
July 5, 2008 - April 2009: In 1772, a group of Philadelphia master cabinetmakers published Prices of Cabinet and Chair Work, a 36-page book listing furniture forms and their decorative variations, retail prices for furniture in mahogany and walnut, and the wages to be paid to the journeymen who made the furniture. This exhibition features furniture that is delineated in the book of prices, including three large case pieces with the three types of tops, or "heads", from least expensive to most expensive: flat, pitch pediment, and scroll pediment.

Rarely seen Alexander Calder jewelry on display in Philadelphia
Think of Alexander Calder, and the first thing to come to mind would likely be the suspended abstract sculptures that silently orbit above the heads of museumgoers around the world. Though best known for those enormous yet graceful creations that his friend...

Renaissance Lombardy in the John G. Johnson Collection
February 16, 2008 - February 16, 2009: Drawing from the John G. Johnson’s rich collections in Italian Renaissance painting, which included every region of Italy, this installation consists of 10 rare paintings from late fifteenth and early sixteenth-century Lombardy of which Milan was the capital.

Tracking Down Artists' Valuations
From the Art History inbox: I am currently enrolled in a Modern Art Class and enjoying every minute of it. My question for you is, my group from Art class has been...

Wordless Wednesday - Count St Genois d'Anneaucourt
Count St. Genois d'Anneaucourt (1927) © Musée National d'Art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and © CNAC/MNAM/Dist. Réunion des Musées Nationaux/Art Resource, NY (Intriguing portrait, isn't it? Would you like to know...

021 Episode for Families: Ananse the Spider
This episode, produced for younger audiences ages 7?12, features an African folk tale and is inspired by a linguist staff (oykeame) in the Museum's collection. Narrated by actor Ronnie Washington.