Where medieval art meets a living collection of botanical wonders
In short: Discover how the gardens at The Cloisters serve as a vital, living extension of the museum's medieval art collection through a unique collaboration between scholars and horticulturalists.
The gardens at The Cloisters are not merely decorative; they were an integral part of the museum's original design and concept. This living collection is maintained through a creative partnership involving curators, educators, scholars, and practicing horticulturalists.
By treating the landscape as a living collection, the museum ensures the gardens are considered as significant as its renowned medieval art pieces.
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