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Tudor royals strategically deployed images of themselves to legitimize claims to the throne and to project authority and power. This is no less true of large painted portraits in palaces…
By Rachel Arzuaga, Interpretive Planner, and Stephanie Foster, Lead Interpretive Planner A museum is nothing without its visitors. The stories of the artworks and the people who interact with them…
By Sabine Kretzschmar, Manager, Education Art Collection One of the goals of art museum exhibitions is to shed light on little-known stories. It is more meaningful when the process is…
By Gerhard Lutz, Robert P. Bergman Curator of Medieval Art Around 1490, the young, ambitious artist Tilman Riemenschneider was commissioned to make several sculptures for the Benedictine monastery of Saint…
By Emma Zavodny, Curatorial Intern in Contemporary Art The S. Mueller Family Galleries of Contemporary Art at the Cleveland Museum of Art displays a variety of works that expand and,…
By Chloe Misorski, Cataloging Librarian Three years ago, the Ingalls Library staff collaboratively wrote a departmental DEI statement to signal our alignment with the museum’s commitment to diversity, equity, and…
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