10 Pieces to See at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Part 2) | Behind the Masterpiece

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must-see destination for art lovers from around the world, attracting more than seven million visitors each year to its stunning galleries and exhibitions.
In this video, we will go beyond the surface and dive deep into the world of art with an in-depth look at 5 MORE artworks from The MET's collection. It's the perfect way to get a preview of what the museum has to offer before your visit, and to get excited about all the art and culture that awaits you!
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer
3:25 - Self Portrait with a Straw Hat/Potato Peeler
6:07 - Young Mother Sewing
8:04 - Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies
10:24 - The Sphinx of Hatshepsut
12:30 - Conclusion
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Music:
Directions by Steven Gutheinz
Der Mond by Steven Gutheinz
Just a Touch by Chad Lawson
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Would love one of these for the National Gallery or Tate Modern in London

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Great follow-up! More amazing art to check out at The Met!

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Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed both parts!

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Regarding the Egyptian ruler Hapshetsut; he nephew eradicated her images not out of pique but because if her images were extant she would overshadow his status as a ruler and living deity.

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Excellent to see a museum and/or gallery talk about specific pieces rather than videos of the whole facility. My only criticism is the disgusting background noise you call music. Get rid of it.