Best Galleries 1. Gabriel Metsu: This first U.S. monographic exhibit of the works of the 17th century Dutch master Metsu includes among its 33 paintings 14 never before shown in the United States. Metsu had an uncanny ability to make ordinary scenes from daily life feel extraordinary.

Where: East Building, National Gallery of Art, Constitution Avenue between Third and Seventh streets NW

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