Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METChristmas-Time, The Blodgett FamilyEastman Johnson1864 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METCorn Husking at NantucketEastman Johnsonca. 1875 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METSanford Robinson GiffordEastman Johnson1880 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METFeeding the TurkeyEastman Johnsonca. 1872–80 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE MET[Studies of Colonial Architectural Fragments and Stepped Circle, Baja California, Mexico; and 2 Views from train en route from New York to Marfa, Texas]Donald Judd1965–67 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METHead of a Woman (Konstantinowka)Alexej von Jawlenskyca. 1915 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METSaint Paul at LystraJacob Jordaens17th century Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METThe Banquet of Anthony and CleopatraJacob Jordaens17th century Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METAdoration of the ShepherdsJacob Jordaens17th century Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METThe Presentation in the Temple, with a Design for a Sculpted FrameJacob Jordaensca. 1630–1635 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METStudy for a Crucifixion of St. PeterJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)1628 –30 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METHead of a Satyr Facing LeftJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)ca. 1625–30 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METVirgin and Child on Crescent Moon with PuttiJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)1591–1652 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METAdoration of the ShepherdsJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)1645–50 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METMan Wearing a Large Cloak and a Small Naked Man on His HeadJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)ca. 1637–40 Compare
Catalogue recordExplore the museum’s recordTHE METStudies of Two Ears and of a Bat. Below, the motto: FULGET SEMPER VIRTUSJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)1591–1652 Compare