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The 19 pages that link to Metropolitan Museum of Art, each with the reason it gives.

• Museum of Modern ArtCompared with: Its broad historical scope contrasts with MoMA’s concentrated modern and contemporary focus.

• Diana VreelandNarrower topic: Vreeland’s Costume Institute work helped establish fashion exhibitions as a major museum attraction.

• Met GalaRelated: The Gala’s venue and institutional home connect its history to the museum.

• Harold RosenbergRelated: Rosenberg served as a curator there, linking his criticism to museum practice.

• Whitney Museum of American ArtCompared with: The Whitney emerged after the Metropolitan declined Whitney’s offer of her collection.

• Vanderbilt familyRelated: Vanderbilt family members supported the museum through donations and civic leadership.

• Louis Comfort TiffanyRelated: Its collection and exhibitions preserve and interpret Tiffany’s work.

• Plate armourRelated: Its arms-and-armour collection preserves examples for studying plate harness firsthand.

• Solomon R. GuggenheimCompared with: Its broad historical scope contrasts with Guggenheim’s focused commitment to modern art.

• Bartolomeo CristoforiRelated: Its 1720 instrument is the oldest surviving piano by Cristofori.

• J. Paul Getty MuseumCompared with: Its scale and New York setting contrast with the Getty’s campus-based, two-site model.

• The Museum of Natural HistoryCompared with: Unlike the natural-history museum, it centers on art and human-made objects.

• The Old GuitaristRelated: The painting has been in the museum’s collection since 1926.

• Gertrude Vanderbilt WhitneyRelated: Its refusal to accept Whitney’s collection of contemporary American art became a turning point in her museum plans.

• Brooke AstorRelated: Astor served as a trustee and helped the museum secure philanthropic support.

• Kevin RocheRelated: Roche’s successive additions reshaped the museum’s entrance and public face.

• View of ToledoRelated: The museum owns and displays View of Toledo.

• Henry GeldzahlerRelated: Geldzahler established the museum’s curatorial presence in twentieth-century art.

• Ivan MeštrovićRelated: Meštrović became the first living artist to receive a solo exhibition at the museum, in 1947.