The Met has partnered with Lingo on one-of-a-kind playing cards inspired by the Museum's collection. Botanical imagery—lush bouquets, delicate blossoms, meandering vines, and more—can be found throughout The Met's unparalleled holdings. This deck showcases dozens of floral favorites, including A Bouquet of Flowers (ca. 1612) by Clara Peeters (Flemish, ca. 1587–after 1636), Suzuki Kiitsu's (Japanese, 1796–1858) Morning Glories (early 19th century), and the Magnolia Vase (ca. 1893) by Tiffany & Co. (American, 1837–present). 56 cards per deck. Collaboration between The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Lingo Playing Cards. The naming convention used by The Met appears to be in the style of "The Met x [collaborator]". Not explicitly stated but probably Classic Air Cushioned Finish.
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