The Christmas tree and Neapolitan Creche were unveiled today in the Medieval Art wing. With the eighteenth-century Spanish choir screen as its backdrop, the tree stands proudly, adorned with tiny electric candles and dozens of angels in colorful flowing robes. Surrounding the tree is a miniature scene depicting every detail of the Nativity story, including the Three Kings (or Wise Men), all the choirs of angels, shepherds, animals, even an Indian prince!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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What a remarkable journey you are on! I think that you idea is a brilliant one and should inspire many an art lover to visit the Met more oftenl. Can't wait for you to give me a tour when I visit.
ReplyDeleteRichard from San Diego
Good Luck