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First Metropolitan Opera Photo Pocket Mirror
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Description
First Metropolitan Opera Photo Pocket Mirror
A vintage photo of the first Metropolitan Opera House graces the cover of this charming pocket mirror. Founded in 1883, the building was located on Broadway and 39th Street in New York City. Made in the USA, the 1.9” mirror is nestled inside the outer shell, measuring 2.2” in diameter overall.
A Met Opera Shop Exclusive
- 2.2” diameter
- Handmade in the USA
History
About The Metropolitan Opera
Founded in 1883, the Metropolitan Opera moved to its Lincoln Center home in 1966.
The opera house was designed by Wallace K. Harrison. Five distinctive arches clad in white travertine form the entrance. The lobby is dominated by a cantilevered stairway, two murals by Marc Chagall, and 11 crystal chandeliers resembling constellations or starbursts.
The two paintings by Marc Chagall decorate the front lobby. On the south wall is “The Triumph of Music,” on the north wall is “The Sources of Music.” There are also statues by Aristide Maillol and Wilhelm Lehmbruck.
The crystal chandeliers in both the lobby and auditorium were conceived by Tad Leski of Harrison & Abramovitz and the design developed and fabricated by Hans Harald Rath of J. & L. Lobmeyr of Vienna.
Numerous portraits of great Met artists of the past are on display in Founders Hall, on the lower level of the lobby, and costume and memorabilia displays can be found in several locations in the lobby.
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