The neo-medieval architecture of The Cloisters in upper Manhattan’s Fort Tryon Park provides a perfect context for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s collections from the Middle Ages. Â The unique setting allows for works of art to be incorporated into the fabric of the building itself, often installed in a manner suggesting their original functions and situations. Â Nothing benefits more from this enhanced perspective – and natural daylight – than the museum’s superlative collection of stained glass.
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