The Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the few museums in the world, celebrates the 151st anniversary of its establishment.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, located in the state of New York of the United States, celebrates its 151st anniversary.
Located next to Central Park in New York, the museum is one of the oldest museums in the world. The Metropolitan Museum of Art contains artifacts from the ancient eastern, Egyptian, Greek, and Roman periods. The museum also displays the European medieval collection.
The New York State Legislature approved the establishment of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1870, which was created by a collective of businessmen, thinkers, and artists of the time to popularize art for the American people and facilitate access to artworks for Americans.
The first work purchased by the museum is a Roman sarcophagus. The museum opened its doors to visitors – on February 20, 1872. The museum, which grew in a year, moved to a mansion in another part of the city. Finally, in 1880, the Metropolitan Museum of Art moved to its current location, part of the “Museum Mile” on Fifth Avenue.
Google Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrated its establishment
Google prepares doodles to remind and bring on the agenda historical events and personalities. Today he prepared a doodle for the 151st anniversary of the establishment of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
When you click on the visuals in its animated Doodle, Google helps by putting lines indicating which gallery is in which gallery, where the gallery is.
