The Metropolitan Museum of Art
31,893 works
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Landscape
Sesson Shūkei, 16th century
Landscape
Unkoku Tōban, 17th century
Landscape
George Inness, 1884 or 1889
Landscape
Yang Wencong, dated 1635
Landscape
Hashimoto Gahō, ca. 1885-89
Landscape
Kawabata Gyokushō, ca. 1887-92
Fantastic Landscape
Francesco Guardi, ca. 1765
Wooded Upland Landscape
Thomas Gainsborough, probably 1783
Autumn Landscape
Yosa Buson, ca. 1780
Misty Landscape
Kano School, early 19th century
Rocky Landscape
Kawanabe Kyōsai, ca. 1887
Spring Landscape
Nukina Sūō, 1844
Roman Landscape
Arnold Böcklin, ca. 1850-52
Self-Portrait
George Chinnery, 1825-28
Self-portrait
Simon Bening, 1558
Self-Portrait
George Romney, 1795
Self-Portrait
Eugène Carrière, ca. 1893
Self-Portrait
Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1620-21
Portrait of a Man (Self-Portrait?)
Willem Drost, 1653 or 1655
Self-Portrait
Richard Cosway, ca. 1770-75
Self-Portrait
George Harvey, 1830
Self-portrait
Jacob Hart Lazarus, 1870-80
Self-Portrait
Salvator Rosa, ca. 1647
Self-Portrait
Gerrit Dou, ca. 1665
Chinese Portrait Painter
Miwa Zaiei, 18th century
Portrait of Daruma
Unkoku Tōgan, early 17th century
Portrait of a Gentleman
Moses B. Russell, ca. 1834
Portrait of a Woman
Master of the Castello Nativity, probably 1450s
Portrait of a Man
Hugo van der Goes, ca. 1475
Portrait of a Man
Corneille de Lyon, ca. 1540-50
Portrait of a Man
Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1618
Still Life
Georg Flegel, probably ca. 1625-30
Still Life
Paul Gauguin, 1870
Still Life: Fish
William Merritt Chase, by 1908
About this museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, founded in 1870, is one of the largest art museums in the world, with collections that span five thousand years of art from every continent. Its European paintings, American art, Asian art and its prints and drawings are especially large. The Met releases images of public domain works in its collection under an open access policy. Artnap holds 31,893 works from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 4,500 of them paintings, shown first. The best-represented painters here are Shibata Zeshin, Kawanabe Kyōsai, Paul Klee and Rembrandt van Rijn. Each artwork page shows the museum's record, the date and the licence statement.
Can I use these images?
Yes. The works are in the public domain or released by their museums for open use, so you can use them in personal and commercial projects. Each artwork page shows the museum and its licence statement.
Are these all the works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art?
No. These are the works that the Metropolitan Museum of Art has published as public domain images and that Artnap holds; the museum's own collection is larger.
How large are the images?
Most are about 2,500 pixels on the long side, or the museum's own size when its file is smaller. Artnap Pro members can also download the museum's full-resolution master file where one exists.















































































