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Yellow: (Antonio Ratti Textile Center) Here, they make tapestries, quilts, carpets, and other artworks made of fabric, whoch are all extremely fragile.

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Red:(Dress) I learned that this dress was made of silk, mother-of-pearl in the 1860's.

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red: there's an artwork thing that's made of two thousand pounds of solid marble

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There is a bus that goes directly to the museum

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Red:The coffin set connects together like Russian nesting dolls.
Yellow:The balcony on the second floor, acts like a bridge joining the art from different cultures.

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The Met receives a new shipment of flowers every single Monday for a florist to create beautiful designs just for the great hall of flowers

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Yellow: The Great Hall Stairs are stairs that lead from the Great Hall to the galleries on the second floor

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(Tomb of Perneb) This ancient tomb was built for an important man named Perneb, the king's personal attendant. After he was buried, relatives and priests would come to his tomb and leave food and drink in the offering room above the burial chamber. Look inside the tomb, in the main offering chamber, to find pictures of people bringing food. Nearby, a hieroglyphic text promises Perneb many portions of bread, beer, beef, and fowl so that he will never be thirsty or go hungry in the afterlife.

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YELLOW: Some exhibitions feature the work of one fashion designer. Others show how designers from around the world explore specific themes, from punk music to technology.

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Yellow: The Met has a library.

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The robert lehman collection looks like parts of a house

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Grace Rainey Rogers Audotorium is an Egyptian 700-seated theater where you can see everything from concerts to dance and theater performances.

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Red: The mosiac of Ktitus was originaly a floor decoration.
Yellow: Under the floor of the great hall is a gallery of Ancient Egypt.

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The bowl with human feet was used to store water.

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The Met puts up fresh flowers every week.

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RED : During the American Civil War, even though they weren't fighting, many women and children wore fashions inspired by military uniforms.

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The gold goblet with Personifications of Cyprus weighs about one pound.

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Red: The Bronze cuirass has the designs of a human.

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(Great Hall Steps) A grand staircase leads the way from the Great Hall to the galleries on the second floor. Hidden under the staircase are galleries nicknamed "The Crypt" filled with tales and treasures from Byzantine Egypt.

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Red: The Tomb of Perneb was built for a man named Perneb, a king's personal attendant.

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The Arms and Armor galleries display some of the fiercest and fanciest works of art at the Museum.

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The owner of this armorial plate is Isabella d'Este

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Did you know the costume institute has rainbow colored sandals!?

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Red: The Tomb of Perneb is a very mysterious place. Ancient Egyptians believed that pictures of things could come to life.
Yellow: Each Facade Fountain holds 21,000 gallons of water.

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The Egyptians believed that the Tomb of Perneb could come to life.

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Yellow: Works of art line The Met's second floor balcony, which also acts as a bridge.

Red: The main figure in this mosaic is a rich-looking woman wearing lots of jewels and holding a measuring tool.

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The walls of the Studiolo From the Ducal place in Gubbio are made from thousands of small pieces of wood.

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Red Dot (Terracotta): It has holes on the bottom so sacred waters would pour out and be treated as an offering to the dead
Yellow Dot (Great Hall): The Great hall has been visited by more then 6 millions visitors from over 189 countries in the last year.

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The Temple of Dendur was dismantled in Egypt, transported by ship, and put back together block by block in the Met

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The front desk can understand and speak your language.

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The marble head is one of the oldest works of art ever

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Red: Some armor would weigh between 45-55 lbs.
Yellow:The Charles Engelhard Court was once on New York Wall Street.