Report to Donors 2018

report to donors 1 Table of Contents

Mission 2 Board of Trustees 3 Letter from the Director 4 Letter from the President 5

Exhibitions and Publications 6 Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs 11 Family and School Programs 16 Museum and Research Services 17 Acquisitions 18

Statement of Financial Position 23 Donors 24

Staff 32

2 the morgan library & museum Mission Board of Trustees

he mission of the Morgan Library & Museum is to Lawrence R. Ricciardi Susanna Borghese ex officio preserve, build, study, present, and interpret a collection President T. Kimball Brooker Colin B. Bailey Karen B. Cohen Barbara Dau of extraordinary quality in order to stimulate enjoyment, Richard L. Menschel Flobelle Burden Davis life trustees Texcite the imagination, advance learning, and nurture creativity. Vice President Brian J. Higgins William R. Acquavella Jerker M. Johansson Rodney B. Berens Clement C. Moore II Martha McGarry Miller A global institution focused on the European and American Walter Burke Vice President John A. Morgan traditions, the Morgan houses one of the world’s foremost Geoffrey K. Elliott Patricia Morton Marina Kellen French collections of manuscripts, rare books, music, drawings, and George L. K. Frelinghuysen Diane A. Nixon Agnes Gund ancient and other works of art. These holdings, which represent Treasurer Gary W. Parr Drue Heinz † Peter Pennoyer the legacy of Pierpont Morgan and numerous later benefactors, James R. Houghton Thomas J. Reid Katharine J. Rayner Lawrence Hughes comprise a unique and dynamic record of civilization as well as Secretary Annette de la Renta Herbert Kasper an incomparable repository of ideas and of the creative process. Joshua W. Sommer Herbert L. Lucas Robert King Steel Janine Luke Beatrice Stern Charles F. Morgan Robert M. Pennoyer Cynthia Hazen Polsky Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Elaine L. Rosenberg James A. Runde James Baker Sitrick

As of March 31, 2018

4 the morgan library & museum report to donors 5 Letter from the Director Letter from the President

he excitement at the Morgan this year was palpable. From exhibitions and educational am delighted to report that the notable programmatic accomplishments that Colin outreach to scholarly engagement, collection building, and facilities stewardship, fiscal outlines in his letter were accompanied by financial successes in fiscal year 2018. Through year 2018 highlighted both the strength of the Morgan’s core collections and the growing a combination of very strong attendance (the highest since our reopening in 2006), robust Timportance of new areas of collecting and new ways of interpreting, sharing, and preserving the Ievent income, and continuing expense discipline, the Morgan achieved its best operating results institution’s cultural heritage. in over a decade. As always, exhibitions were at the center of activities, and the extraordinary work of our The Morgan’s achievements this year are the result of many people’s talents, hard work, curatorial staff shone through in the quality and diversity of the more than twenty shows on and magnanimity. I would like to thank all those associated with the Morgan who contributed, view in New York and elsewhere. A sampling of subjects includes literary giants Henry James including staff, volunteers, Trustees, and donors, who are recognized in this report. and Tennessee Williams, animal sculptures from the Ancient Near East, the concept of time Our supporters share the Morgan’s institutional belief in the critical role that art in all its in the Middle Ages, works by the photographer Peter Hujar, and our late Trustee Eugene V. forms—from literature, to drawing, to music—plays in building meaningful lives and sparking Thaw’s transformative gift of drawings that range from the Renaissance to the modern era. creativity in all areas of human endeavor. Beyond the gifts to the collection that Colin Almost all of our work depends on the collection, and the Morgan extended its holdings highlighted, a few contributions from this fiscal year deserve special mention. In January 2018, significantly this year. You will find a partial list of acquisitions in the following pages, but a the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, a longtime supporter of the Morgan, donated $5 million to Colin B. Bailey few deserve special mention. Robert and Linda Stillman donated important material related to support two key initiatives: the creation of an endowed position to lead our internationally Lawrence R. Ricciardi the avant-garde French writer Alfred Jarry; Sean and Mary Kelly gave us one of the strongest recognized Conservation department and the exterior restoration of the iconic McKim, collections of James Joyce material in private hands; and the filmmaker James Ivory donated his Mead & White‒designed library of our founding benefactor, Pierpont Morgan. personal archive, selections from which have already been presented with the support of the Thaw Other new and notable gifts of $100,000 or more for a variety of operating needs included Charitable Trust in a new case installed outside Gilder Lehrman Hall. those from Acquavella Galleries, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Charina But the true value of any collection and exhibition program depends on access and Endowment Fund, The Dillon Fund in memory of C. Douglas Dillon, Fay and Geoffrey Elliott, engagement. This year, we continued to strengthen our ties with students, scholars, and the the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, the Getty Foundation, the Robert Lehman Foundation, public. With its special focus on underserved schools, the Morgan Book Project celebrated its Morgan Stanley, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City ninth year with over 1,000 students participating. Formerly supported by the Brooke Astor Fund Council, the Wolfgang Ratjen Stiftung, Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen, Beatrice Stern, and an for Education in the New York Community Trust, this program has been underwritten by anonymous donor in memory of Melvin R. Seiden. We also welcomed a new Trustee, Joshua W. Marina Kellen French and the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation. To make the splendor Sommer, to the Board. of the East Room more accessible to busy New Yorkers, we inaugurated a new rush-hour We mourned the loss of Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, a vibrant, inspiring force at the Morgan concert series made possible by members of the Music Visiting Committee. The presentation for over sixty years. Gene, together with his beloved wife, Clare, made transformative of Peter Hujar: Speed of Life and Tennessee Williams: No Refuge but Writing provided the perfect contributions, most notably the remarkable collection of drawings he assembled and gave moment to host our first LGBTQ event, a lively evening that brought over 450 people to the to the Morgan as well as the Thaw Conservation Center, the Drawing Institute, and the Clare campus, many for the first time. Eddy Thaw Gallery. It was particularly meaningful to me, as it was to many others at the The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room facilitated over 1,300 researcher visits, our curators and Morgan, that Gene was able to celebrate his ninetieth birthday at a lunch in the East Room while catalogers created or updated over 36,000 records, and our imaging staff generated over 11,000 the public was able to savor the exhibition of his drawings in the Morgan Stanley galleries next new digital images. Our conservators published on topics as varied as the codicology of the door. We were also saddened by the death of board member Drue Heinz, whose intellectual Morgan’s Coptic manuscripts and the drawing methods of Thomas Gainsborough. The Drawing life included an enduring affinity for literature and literary culture. This led to establishing the Institute continued to promote research through its fellowships and programs, including, for positions of Drue Heinz Curator and Drue Heinz Book Conservator and to providing support example, a master class on Guercino and a graduate seminar dedicated to drawing practices from for important acquisitions and innovative exhibitions relating to literary figures and themes. 1960 to today. The Morgan is a gem of New York City’s cultural landscape, and it is an honor to serve as Over the summer, the exterior of our iconic 1906 library was shrouded in scaffolding to the President of its Board. I look forward to continue working with all of you to nurture the enable a team of experts to study and analyze the building in anticipation of a major project Morgan’s programs, foster engagement, and preserve its collections for generations to come. to restore this landmarked exterior. We also completed a refurbishment of the Morgan Dining Room, including the installation of noise-reducing acoustical panels. Lawrence R. Ricciardi The Morgan’s efforts to advance learning, stimulate enjoyment, and excite the imagination President would not be possible without the ongoing generosity of donors like you. Please accept my heartfelt thanks for your support.

Colin B. Bailey Director

6 the morgan library & museum report to donors 5 Exhibitions and Publications

Noah’s Beasts Organized by the Morgan Library & Museum, Poussin, Claude, and Drawn to Greatness Charles Dickens and Sculpted Animals from Ancient New York, and the Concord Museum, Concord, French Drawing in the Classical Age Master Drawings from the the Spirit of Christmas Massachusetts. The exhibition traveled to the Mesopotamia June 16–October 15, 2017 Thaw Collection November 3, 2017–January 14, 2018 Concord Museum, September 29, 2017–January 21, Englehard Gallery Englehard Gallery May 26–August 27, 2017 2018. The exhibition was made possible with lead September 29, 2017–January 7, 2018 Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery funding from an anonymous donor, generous The French refer to the seventeenth Morgan Stanley East and This exhibition assembled, for the first time, West Galleries This exhibition presented Mesopotamian support from the Gilder Foundation, and assistance century as the Grand Siècle, an era of all five manuscripts of Dickens’s Christmas animal sculptural works from ca. 3300– from the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. divine rule under the reigns of Louis XIII This exhibition highlighted more than books—A Christmas Carol (1843), The Chimes 2250 b.c. and provided insight into the and Louis XIV. With an exceptional selec- 150 master drawings from the Thaw (1844), The Cricket on the Hearth (1845), The Henry James and American Painting sacred, profane, sacrificial, and practical tion of more than fifty drawings from the Collection, one of the world’s finest Battle of Life (1846), and The Haunted Man realities of the early Sumerian agrarian June 9–September 10, 2017 Morgan’s collection, this exhibition inves- private collections containing over 400 (1848)—to explore the personal and socio- Morgan Stanley East Gallery society. It brought together for the first tigated the dual interests in French classi- sheets. Assembled over the last fifty years, political sources of inspiration for A time pieces from the Metropolitan This exhibition was the first to explore cism and naturalism during this era in and made a promised gift to the Morgan Christmas Carol, Dickens’s method of Museum of Art, the Yale University Henry James’s interest in the visual which French-born artists rose to promi- in 1975, the collection has now been given composition, and the motivations behind arts and their profound impact on the in full to the museum by Life Trustee Babylonian Collection, the Kimbell Art nence at home and abroad. Organized by writing one of the most famous, enduring, Peter Hujar (1934–1987), Boy on Raft, Museum, and the University of literature he produced. Offering a fresh Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene and Clare Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare. It and widely adapted stories in all of litera- 1978, gelatin silver print, The Mor- Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology perspective on the master novelist, Thaw Curator of Drawings and Prints, focused on pivotal artists and key moments ture. Curated by Declan Kiely, Robert H. gan Library & Museum. Purchased the show revealed the importance of in the history of draftsmanship. Curated on the Charina Endowment Fund. and Anthropology. Organized by Sidney with Marco Simone Bolzoni, Moore Taylor Curator and Department Head, © 2017 Peter Hujar Archive, LLC. Babcock, Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen James’s friendships with American artists. Curatorial Fellow. by Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene and Clare Literary and Historical Manuscripts. Courtesy Pace/MacGill Gallery, The exhibition included more than fifty Curator and Department Head, Ancient Made possible with generous support from the Thaw Curator, Drawing and Prints. Made possible with generous support from Fay New York, and Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. Near Eastern Seals and Tablets. paintings, drawings, watercolors, sculp- Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust Lead Corporate Sponsor and Geoffrey Elliott, the Parker Gilbert Memorial tures, photographs, manuscripts, letters, Made possible by Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen, and the estate of Alex Gordon. Fund, Ronay and Richard Menschel, and an and printed books. Co-curated by Declan and assistance from The Frederick and Diana anonymous donor, and assistance from Joshua W. Peter Hujar Kiely, Robert H. Taylor Curator and Magnificent Gems Generous support was provided by Cosima Sommer, Susan Jaffe Tane, Susanna Borghese, and Elghanayan Family Foundation. Speed of Life Department Head, Literary and Historical Medieval Treasure Bindings Pavoncelli, the Ricciardi Family Exhibition Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II. January 26–May 20, 2018 This Ever New Self Manuscripts, and author Colm Tóibín. September 8, 2017–January 7, 2018 Fund, and the Franklin Jasper Walls Lecture Fund, and assistance from the ADAA Foundation Power and Grace Morgan Stanley West Gallery Thoreau and His Journal Made possible with a lead gift from the Jerome L. Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery and Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II. Drawings by Rubens, Van Dyck, Speed of Life presented the first in-depth June 2–September 10, 2017 Greene Foundation, major funding from the Treasure bindings—book covers encrusted Drawn to Greatness was a program of the and Jordaens retrospective of the New York-based photog- Morgan Stanley West Gallery Henry Luce Foundation, generous support from with gold, silver, and gemstones—were Drawing Institute. January 19–April 29, 2018 rapher Peter Hujar (1934–1987). Drawn from This exhibition was the most comprehen- Karen H. Bechtel, the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. a luxury in the Middle Ages. Few survive, Horowitz Foundation for the Arts, and the Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery the extensive holdings of the artist’s work at sive exhibition devoted to the life of one and some of the finest examples are in the Franklin Jasper Walls Lecture Fund, and the Morgan and from nine other collections, of America’s most influential authors and Morgan’s distinguished collection. This This exhibition highlighted the distinctive assistance from Barbara G. Fleischman and the the exhibition explored the artist’s full thinkers, Henry David Thoreau (1817– exhibition presented these masterpieces in graphic styles of the Flemish artists Peter Wyeth Foundation for American Art. career, from his beginnings in the mid-1950s 1862). It brought together holdings from context for the first time. Among the high- Paul Rubens (1577–1640), Anthony van to his central role in the East Village art the world’s two most significant Thoreau lights were the Lindau Gospels and the Dyck (1599–1641), and Jacob Jordaens scene three decades later. Curated by Joel collections: journals, manuscripts, letters, Berthold Sacramentary. Curated by (1593–1678), and explored their influence Smith, Richard L. Menschel Curator and books, and field notes from the Morgan; William M. Voelkle, Senior Research on one another. The Morgan was particu- Department Head, Photography. and, from the Concord Museum, unique Curator of Medieval and Renaissance larly well suited to tell this fascinating personal items. Curated by Christine Manuscripts. story as its holdings of Rubens, Van Dyck, Organized by the Morgan Library & Museum, and Jordaens are unparalleled in the New York, and Fundación MAPFRE, Madrid. Nelson, Drue Heinz Curator of Literary Made possible by Caroline S. Bacon, Elizabeth A. and Historical Manuscripts, and David R. and Ralph S. Brown, Jr., Salle Werner Vaughn, United States. Curated by Ilona van Wood, Curator, the Concord Museum. and other members of the Visiting Committee to Tuinen, Annette and Oscar de la Renta the Department of Medieval and Renaissance Assistant Curator, Drawings and Prints. Major funding for the international tour was received from the Terra Foundation for American Manuscripts, Susanna Borghese, and by the B. H. Sponsored by the General Representation of the Art. Generous support for the New York Breslauer Foundation. Government of Flanders to the United States. Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), presentation was also provided by the Margaret T. Generous support was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Seated Male Youth, ca. 1613, black Morris Fund for Americana, the J. W. Kieckhefer chalk, heightened with white Clement C. Moore II and the Eugene V. and Foundation, The Keith Haring Foundation, The chalk, on light gray paper, Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust. purchased by Pierpont Morgan Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, Patricia and (1837–1913) in 1909, The Morgan Thruston Morton, and Nancy and Burton Staniar. Library & Museum, I, 232. 8 the morgan library & museum report to donors 9 Now and Forever Organized by the Morgan Library & Museum, Joseph Cornell Seals and Tablets and Publications Poussin, Claude, and French Drawing in The Art of Medieval Time New York, in collaboration with the Harry The Saint-Exupéry Dossier Migration-Era Art the Classical Age Ransom Center, The University of Texas at January 26–April 29, 2018 March 20 through June 24, 2018 Ongoing Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings from By Jennifer Tonkovich (brochure). Austin. The exhibition was made possible with Morgan Stanley East Gallery GILDER LEHRMAN HALL LOBBY MCKIM BUILDING the Thaw Collection lead funding from an anonymous donor and Power and Grace: Drawings by Rubens, Drawing upon the rich holdings of the To mark the seventy-fifth anniversary of The North Room in the McKim building Edited by Jennifer Tonkovich, with essays generous support from Katharine J. Rayner, Van Dyck, and Jordaens Morgan’s collection of medieval and Alyce Williams Toonk, the Franklin Jasper Walls the publication of Antoine de Saint- features over two hundred of the earliest by Colin B. Bailey, Richard R. Brettell, Jay By Ilona van Tuinen. Co-published with Renaissance illuminated manuscripts, this Lecture Fund, and the Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund Exupéry’s The Little Prince, the Morgan works in the Morgan’s collections A. Clarke, Matthew Hargraves, Colta Ives, Paul Holberton Publishing. exhibition explored how people in the for Exhibitions. presents five newly discovered drawings by including objects from the Ancient Near John Marciari, Andrew Robison, Jennifer Middle Ages told time, conceptualized the author as well as intimate memorabilia East, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as well as Tonkovich, and Jane Shoaf Turner. Views of Rome and Naples Tennessee Williams: No Refuge but Writing history, and conceived of the afterlife. from his time in New York during the artifacts from the early medieval period. Catalogue raisonné by Jennifer Tonkovich By John Lahr, Margaret Bradham Oil Sketches from the Thaw Collection and Giada Damen. Bibles, chronicles, genealogical scrolls, 1940s. The items belonged to the American The Joseph Rosen Foundation continues to Thornton, and Carolyn Vega. August 15, 2017–March 18, 2018 and unusual medieval calendars were artist Joseph Cornell (1903–1972). provide generous underwriting support for the GILDER LEHRMAN HALL LOBBY Henry James and American Painting included. Manuscripts ranged in date from Department of Ancient Near Eastern Seals Tiepolo’s Pictorial Imagination: Drawings By Colm Tóibín, Marc Simpson, and the eleventh to the sixteenth centuries and During the second half of the eighteenth Treasures from the Vault and Tablets. for Palazzo Clerici Declan Kiely. Co-published with The came from all major countries of Europe. century, a journey to Italy was considered Rotations at Four-Month Intervals By William Barcham. New York: TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Pennsylvania State University Press. Curated by Roger S. Wieck, Melvin R. an essential component in the education MCKIM BUILDING Drawing Institute of young artists and noblemen from Peter Hujar: Speed Of Life, Fotomuseum, Seiden Curator and Department Head, Highlights from these installations include: The Medieval Calendar: Locating Time in Northern Europe. In the oils exhibited, The Hague, Netherlands, June 6– Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. correspondence with Alexander Hamilton, the Middle Ages painters captured the grandiosity of October 15, 2017 Made possible with generous support from Barbro a manuscript poem by 2017 National Youth By Roger S. Wieck. Co-published with Rome’s classical ruins and the sublime and Bernard Osher, the Janine Luke and Melvin Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman, William Lure of Nature: Landscape Drawings Scala Art Publishers, Inc. R. Seiden Fund for Exhibitions and Publications, natural beauty of Naples. Artists from Blake’s illuminated book America: A Prophecy from the Thaw Collection, The Elizabeth the Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable France, Belgium, Germany, Norway, and (1795), and César Franck’s Sonata in A major Myers Mitchell Art Gallery, St. John’s Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from Trust, and the Andrew W. Mellon Research and Sweden were featured in this selection. for violin and piano. College, Annapolis, Maryland, August 23– Ancient Mesopotamia ca. 3300–2250 b.c. Publications Fund. This was the fifth exhibition in a series drawn Funded in perpetuity in memory of Christopher October 17, 2017 By Sidney Babcock (brochure). from the collection of oil sketches assembled by Lightfoot Walker. Tennessee Williams Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare. Mr. Thaw This Ever New Self: Thoreau and His Journal, No Refuge but Writing was also an honorary trustee of the Metropolitan Concord Museum, Massachusetts, February 2–May 13, 2018 Museum of Art. This installation was a program September 29, 2017– January 21, 2018 Englehard Gallery of the Drawing Institute. Henry James and American Painting, One of the greatest American playwrights Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, of the twentieth century, Tennessee Boston, October 19, 2017–January 21, 2018 Williams (1911–1983) was a master of Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings language and a tireless craftsman. Uniting from the Thaw Collection, The Sterling his original drafts, private diaries, and and Francine Clark Art Institute, personal letters with paintings, photo- Williamstown, Massachusetts, February 3– graphs, production stills, and other April 22, 2018 objects, this exhibition told the story of one man’s struggle for self-expression and how it changed the landscape of American drama. Curated by Carolyn Vega, Associate Curator, Literary and Historical Manuscripts. Tablet Inscribed with a Fragment of the Babylonian Flood Story Epic of Atrahasis in Akkadian, Mesopota- mia, First Dynasty of Babylon, reign of King Ammi-saduqa (ca. 1646–1626 b.c.), clay, The Morgan Library & Museum, MLC 1889. Foto-Life, Tennessee Williams, undated, silver gelatin print, Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin. © Foto-Life.

10 the morgan library & museum report to donors 11 The Morgan At A Glance Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs

At a Glance June 28 The Writer’s Art Total Attendance 240,430 Jean Strouse, author Website Visits 6,558,052 Colm Tóibín, author Social Media Followers 199,741 July 26 Henry David Thoreau: A Life Public Programs Laura Dassow Walls, author Concert Attendance 8,316 Sept. 19 An Evening with Maya Lin: Lecture and Symposium Attendance 3,487 Environmental Artist Film Attendance 1,618 Maya Lin, designer, architect Adult Workshop Attendance 349 Oct. 12 Tour and Gallery Talk Attendance 11,323 Third Annual College Night Total Public Program Attendance 25,093 Oct. 25 Collecting Drawings in the Twentieth Family Programs Century: An Insider’s Diary Number of Participants 1,564 Noël Annesley, Honorary Chairman, Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641), The Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine, ca. 1618–20, pen and brown ink and brown Christie’s Fine Art, London wash, purchased by Pierpont Morgan in 1909, The Morgan Library & Museum, I, 245a. School Programs Nov. 2 Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts Students Served, “Exploring with the Morgan” 7,924 Christopher de Hamel, scholar Timothy Corbett, designer Students Served, “Morgan Book Project” 1,166 Lectures, Discussions, Brett Littman, Executive Director, the Nov. 7 Educators Participating in Professional Development Events 592 Symposia Drawing Center Treasure from the Vault: Special Events (including College Night) 470 May 2 Richard Tuttle, artist Rubens, Van Dyck, and Jordaens: Nova Benway, Executive Director, Looking at Old Masters Museum Services The 2017 Kenneth A. Lohf Poetry Reading Triangle Arts Association Ilona van Tuinen, Annette and Oscar de la Renta Assistant Curator, Number of Outgoing Loans 224 Eileen Myles, poet May 31 Drawings and Prints Number of Cities for Outgoing Loans 23 May 4 Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from Reading Room Visits 1,329 Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life Ancient Mesopotamia Dec. 6 Records Added to Museum Database (CORSAIR) 6,773 Jay McInerney, author Sidney Babcock, Jeannette and Jonathan Hans Calmann and the American Market Rosen Curator and Department Head, for Old Master Drawings, 1937–1973 Collection Records Created or Updated 36,141 Francesco Clemente, artist Antonio Monda, moderator Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene and Clare Digital Image Files Created 11,429 Thaw Curator, Drawings and Prints May 9 June 12 Minding the Time: New Dialogues Henry James and the American Paintings Dec. 12 with Old Master Drawings He Loved (and Hated) Treasure from the Vault: Alexander Nagel, professor, New York Marc Simpson, independent art historian Curating Medieval Time Roger S. Wieck, Melvin R. Seiden Curator University June 20 and Department Head, Medieval and Steffani Jemison, artist Rembrandt’s “Indian Drawings” and Renaissance Manuscripts Katie Anania, Fellow, The Morgan Library His Later Work & Museum William Robinson, curator emeritus, Lorenzo Clayton, professor emeritus, Fogg Museum/Harvard Art Museums, The Cooper Union and Thaw Senior Fellow

12 the morgan library & museum report to donors 13 March 21 (Postponed to April 9) Concerts and June 21, JUNE 23 Collecting the Past: Pierpont Morgan Facets of Shubert: Octet with Readings and Ancient Mesopotamia Performances by Adam Gopnik Sidney Babcock, Jeannette and Jonathan April 2 St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Rosen Curator and Department Head, George London Foundation Oct. 5 Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets Amber Wagner, soprano Steffani: Duets of Love and Passion March 28 Reginald Smith, Jr., baritone Boston Early Music Festival Treasures from the Vault: Alfred Jarry Alan Darling, piano Chamber Ensemble and the Art of Symbolist Books April 13 Oct. 11 Sheelagh Bevan, Andrew W. Mellon First Songs: Dawn Upshaw and the Bard Drawn to Song: Associate Curator, Printed Books College Conservatory Graduate Vocal The Glimmerglass Festival and Bindings Arts Program Michael Hewitt, baritone; Tesia Kwarteng, March 29 Dawn Upshaw, soprano mezzo-soprano; Ariana Wehr, soprano; Peter Hujar (1934–1987), Fran Lebowitz at Home in Whatever Happened to the Ides of March? Kayo Iwama, piano and Lachlan Glen, piano; with Francesca Morristown, New Jersey, 1974, gelatin silver print. Pur- Bard Conservatory Singers and chased on The Charina Endowment Fund, 2013, The Roger S. Wieck, Melvin R. Seiden Curator Zambello, Artistic & General Director, Morgan Library & Museum. © Peter Hujar Archive, and Department Head, Medieval and Collaborative Piano Fellows The Glimmerglass Festival LLC. courtesy Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York, and Renaissance Manuscripts; and Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco. April 19 Oct. 18 Alexander Jones, Leon Levy Director Chamber Orchestra of New York. Photography by Graham Haber. Juilliard PianoScope Music from the Age of Vermeer of the Institute for the Study of the Illuminating Music: Piano Works Inspired Camerata Trajectina Dec. 13 Ancient World by Visual Art Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life Oct. 29 Feb. 7 March 4 Emma Cline, author April 23 George London Foundation Young Concert Artists George London Foundation Erica Jong, author ALT Alumni: Composers & Librettists Leah Crocetto, soprano; Zachary Nelson, Olivier Stankiewicz, oboe; and Heidi Melton, soprano; Kyle van Antonio Monda, moderator in Concert baritone; Mark Markham, piano Jonathan Ware, piano Schoonhoven, tenor; Craig Rutenberg, Alumni of American Lyric Theater’s piano Jan. 19 Composer Librettist Development Nov. 17 Feb. 13 Power and Grace: Notes on an Program Christmas Concerti Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet March 14 Exhibition Chamber Orchestra of New York Young Concert Artists Feb. 16 Ilona van Tuinen, Annette and April 26 Samuel Hasselhorn, baritone; and Dec. 10 George London Foundation Awards Oscar de la Renta Assistant Curator, Young Concert Artists Renate Rohlfing, piano George London Foundation Recital Competition Finals Drawings and Prints Daniel Lebhardt, piano Marjorie Owens, soprano; Quinn Kelsey, March 15 Feb. 21 Feb. 8 June 2 baritone; and Myra Huang, piano Vogler Quartet Young Concert Artists An Evening with Fran Lebowitz: Not Less Than the Good Ian Parker, piano Dec. 15 Rémi Geniet, piano On Peter Hujar New Thread Quartet with Everyone’s Carol March 20 Fran Lebowitz, writer; and David Morneau and J. D. McClatchy Feb. 22 Austin Pendleton, actor; and Rush Hour Concert: Music of Obsession Joel Smith, Richard L. Menschel Curator A Song for All Seasons—Instrumental June 7, JUNE 9 Jim Graseck, violin David Leisner, guitar and Department Head, Photography Facets of Shubert: Trout Quintet & the Music and Songs from the Renaissance Jan. 30 Boston Early Music Festival March 23 March 7 (Postponed to April 11) Art of Song Rush Hour Concert: Beyond Bebop— Flanders Recorder Quartet Flanders Festival Power and Grace: Ecumenical Rubens St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble March: Preparing the Garden, from the Da Costa Hours, Jazz, Classical, and the Third Stream Cécile Kempenaers, soprano John Snauwaert, saxophone; Nilson David Freedberg, Pierre Matisse Ying Fang, soprano; Henry Kramer, piano Belgium, Ghent, ca. 1515, illuminated by Simon Members of the Chamber Orchestra of Matta, bass; and George Dulin, piano Professor of the History of Art, Bening. The Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.399, Feb. 27 June 14, JUNE 16 Philadelphia Columbia University fol. 4v, purchased by Pierpont Morgan, 1910. Image Rush Hour Concert: CelloX4— courtesy of Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt, Facets of Shubert: Cello Quintet & Graz/Austria. Unfinished Works The Art of Fugue St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble

14 the morgan library & museum report to donors 15 Docent Tours Oct. 13 Feb. 23 Feb. 2 Drawing Institute Sept. 11 Renaissance and Baroque Drawings in Tennessee Williams: Drawing Power and Grace: Live Model Poussin, Claude, and French Drawing Ongoing the Thaw Collection No Refuge but Writing Drawing Workshop In its seventh year, the Drawing Institute in the Classical Age “Highlights of the Morgan” Tours, as well continued to support research on drawings Study Day with Jennifer Tonkovich, Nov. 3 March 9 Feb. 28 as exhibition tours of: Henry James and through fellowships and programming. Eugene and Clare Thaw Curator, Eighteenth-century Drawings in the Peter Hujar: Speed of Life Reading Tennessee Williams American Painting, Drawn to Greatness: The 2017–18 fellows worked on topics Drawings and Prints Thaw Collection Master Drawings from the Thaw Collection, March 7 including the history of ornament, Sept. 14 Charles Dickens and the Spirit of Christmas, Nov. 17 Reading Tennessee Williams drawings by British spiritualists of the Adult Workshops Guercino Drawings at the Morgan Peter Hujar: Speed of Life, and Tennessee Magnificent Gems: nineteenth century, and the first study April 7 April 29, June 10, July 22, Master Class led by David Stone, Williams: No Refuge but Writing Medieval Treasure Bindings devoted to Cesare da Sesto’s sketchbook “This is my letter to the World”: Aug. 5, Sept. 9, Oct. 14, Nov. 4, Professor of Art History and Director of Dec. 9, Feb. 3, March 3 in the Morgan’s collection. Nov. 17 Writing Poetry with Emily Dickinson the Curatorial Track Ph.D. Program, Sketching in the Gallery Curator-led Charles Dickens and the Spirit of April 21 University of Delaware June 6 Christmas The Drawings of Rembrandt and Exhibition Tours Sauntering with Thoreau: A Birding Oct. 25 His School Dec. 1 Walk in Bryant Park Films Collecting Drawings in the Twentieth April 7 Graduate Seminar led by William Nineteenth-century French Drawings in May 18 Century: An Insider’s Diary* Count Tessin’s Italian Drawings June 13 Robinson, Thaw Senior Fellow the Thaw Collection Lecture by Noël Annesley, Honorary Sauntering with Thoreau: A Birding Emily Dickinson: My Letter to the World June 2 (2017, Sol Papadopoulos) April 28 Chairman, Christie’s Fine Art, London Dec. 8 Walk in Bryant Park Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from Materials and Meaning in French Charles Dickens and the Spirit July 14 Oct. 30 Ancient Mesopotamia July 11 Avant-Garde Drawings of the Late of Christmas Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings Reading Henry James The Golden Bowl (2000, James Ivory) Nineteenth Century June 16 from the Thaw Collection Dec. 8 July 20 Graduate Seminar led by Jodi Hauptman, This Ever New Self: Thoreau and July 18 Study Day, with Colin B. Bailey, Director, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Drawings in Senior Curator of Drawings and Prints, His Journal Reading Henry James Henry David Thoreau, Surveyor of John Marciari, Charles W. Engelhard the Thaw Collection Museum of Modern Art, and Karl the Soul (2017, Huey Coleman) Curator and Department Head, Drawings June 23 Oct. 6 Buchberg, former Senior Conservator, Feb. 9 and Prints, Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene Poussin, Claude, and French Drawing in Drawing Greatness: Techniques of Ink July 28 Museum of Modern Art Now and Forever: The Art of and Clare Thaw Curator, Drawings and the Classical Age and Wash The Portrait of a Lady Medieval Time (1996, Jane Campion) May 9 Prints, and Matthew Hargraves, Chief June 30 Dec. 5 Minding the Time: New Dialogues with Curator of Art Collections & Head of Henry James and American Painting Reading Dickens’s Christmas Books August 11 Old Master Drawings* Collections Information & Access, Yale The Heiress (1949, William Wyler) July 7 Symposium organized with Center for British Art The Drawing Center This Ever New Self: Thoreau and Oct. 20 Nov. 3 His Journal Edgar Allen Poe: Buried Alive May 17 Transformations in Drawing from the (2016, Eric Stange) 1960s to Today July 14 A Closer Look at Rembrandt at Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from Nov. 14 the Morgan Graduate Seminar led by Isabelle Ancient Mesopotamia The Man Who Invented Christmas Master Class led by William Robinson, Dervaux, Acquavella Curator and (2017, Bharat Nallori) Thaw Senior Fellow Department Head, Modern and July 21 Contemporary Drawings, and Rachel June 20 Henry James and American Painting Dec. 8 Federman, Assistant Curator, Modern and Rembrandt’s “Indian Drawings” and A Christmas Carol Contemporary Drawings July 28 (1951, Brian Desmond Hurst) His Later Work* Poussin, Claude, and French Drawing in Third Annual Thaw Senior Lecture by Jan. 22, 2018 the Classical Age Henry D.Thoreau's journal Feb. 2 William Robinson, Thaw Senior Fellow Power and Grace: Drawings by Rubens, notebook for November 9, A Streetcar Named Desire Van Dyck, and Jordaens Sept. 22 1858–April 7, 1859 (open to (1951, Elia Kazan) Study Day with Ilona van Tuinen, Annette Magnificent Gems: Medieval the entry for November 11, and Oscar de la Renta Assistant Curator, Treasure Bindings 1858). The Morgan Library March 2 & Museum; purchased by Pink Flamingos (1972, John Waters) Drawings and Prints Pierpont Morgan, 1909, MA 1302.34. * Indicates event was a public program.

16 the morgan library & museum report to donors 17 Family and School Programs Museum and Research Services

Family Programs Marina Kellen French and the Anna-Maria Charles Dickens and the Spirit of Christmas Conservation Cataloging and Fellowships/Internships and Stephen Kellen Foundation. The Power and Grace: Drawings by Rubens, Ongoing Morgan Book Project hosted two Summer Van Dyck, and Jordaens This year the Thaw Conservation Center Digitization Moore Curatorial Fellowship in Morgan Explorers: Family Drop-In Institutes for Teachers, a Technical Support Now and Forever: The Art of Medieval Time provided examination, treatment, and Drawings and Prints The records added to CORSAIR this year Museum Experience Meeting, and the Award Ceremony. Held Peter Hujar: Speed of Life preparation for eleven gallery exhibitions Made possible by a generous grant from include notable new collections, such as in May 2018 in Gilder Lehrman Hall, the Tennessee Williams: No Refuge but Writing from the Morgan’s collections, in addition The Indian Point Foundation April 30 the Robert J. and Linda Klieger Stillman ceremony culminated in a one-day installa- to ongoing rotations and loans. Notable Spring Family Fair The Morgan’s education programs are generously Pataphysics Collection of documents tion for all winners. A special selection of treatments included transformative wash- Samuel H. Kress Predoctoral Fellowship supported by Marina Kellen French and the relating to Alfred Jarry, and the Sean and October 21 student books was placed on display for a ing and stain reduction on Gainsborough’s in the Drawing Institute Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, Mary Kelly Collection of books and man- Felted Fabulousness four-week exhibition. Landscape with a Decayed Willow over a the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the uscripts by and about James Joyce. This Rudin CUNY Undergraduate Internships Pool, and stabilization of manuscripts for November 18 Altman Foundation, the Great Circle Foundation, fiscal year also marks the completion of Made possible by a generous grant from Tours were offered in conjunction with the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Now and Forever: The Art of Medieval Time Old Masters Rock: How to Look at Art major cataloging projects, such as over the May and Samuel Rudin Family the following exhibitions: Inc., Con Edison, MetLife Foundation, the C. Jay and Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, with Children 900 drawings records for Maurice Sendak’s Foundation, Inc. I’m Nobody! Who are you? The Life and Moorhead Foundation, the Milton and Sally Avery Wonders (a number of the manuscripts theater productions, and over 1,500 December 3 Poetry of Emily Dickinson Arts Foundation, the Filomen M. D’Agostino had been inaccessible due to their fragile Foundation, and by the following endowed funds: records of musician photographs, com- Sherman Fairchild Foundation Winter Family Fair Delirium: The Art of the Symbolist Book condition). Technical research resulted in The Alice Tully Fund for Art and Music; the plete with images, in the Lewis Hall Post-Graduate Fellowship in Conservation Treasures from the Nationalmuseum of publications and conference papers on February 10 William Randolph Hearst Fund for Educational Collection. Beyond updating over 350 Sweden: The Collections of Count Tessin topics as varied as the conservation history Pine Tree Foundation Post-Graduate What’s Your Sign? Programs; the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Fund records for the Thaw Collection of draw- Noah’s Beasts: Sculpted Animals from for Education and Technology; and the Herbert and codicology of the Morgan’s Coptic Fellowship in Book Conservation Family Calendar Design ings, 300 new drawings records were Ancient Mesopotamia and Ann Lucas Fund. manuscripts and Thomas Gainsborough’s added to CORSAIR. Ongoing support March 3 This Ever New Self: Thoreau and His Journal drawing methods. The Thaw Conservation Themis Brown Internship in the Sherman The programs of the Morgan Library & Museum from the Leon Levy Foundation enabled On a Roll . . . Myths and Monsters Henry James and American Painting Center hosted a graduate intern and two Fairchild Reading Room are made possible with public funds from the New the creation and update of 2,432 records. Made possible by the Themis Anastasia Brown Poussin, Claude, and French Drawing post-graduate fellows, and conducted York City Department of Cultural Affairs in The Reference Collection received the gift Memorial Fund in the Classical Age classes on “close looking” and technical School Programs partnership with the City Council, and by the of Sean and Mary Kelly’s library of James Magnificent Gems: Medieval New York State Council on the Arts with the examination of works on paper for NYU’s Treasure Bindings Joyce reference materials. Digitization Three “Exploring with the Morgan” core support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New Institute of Fine Arts and fellows of the Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings highlights include the three-volume first programs presented in the Horace W. York State Legislature. Drawing Institute. from the Thaw Collection edition of Frankenstein, or, The Modern Goldsmith Foundation Education Center Prometheus, with Mary Shelley’s annota- and in school classrooms offered students Reading Room tions; The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar the opportunity to incorporate primary Wilde, for a limited edition facsimile pro- sources from the Morgan into their study The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room duced by Éditions des Saints Pères, of social studies, art, and science. welcomed academics, students, artists, France; complete digitization of three • Colors of the World: Illuminated writers, curators, musicians, and indepen- Coptic manuscripts; and six boxes of Manuscripts in the Age of Exploration dent scholars from twenty-seven countries Giacometti correspondence from the • Reading a Building: Mr. Morgan and and answered thousands of queries by Pierre Matisse Gallery Archives. A com- His Library email and telephone. Researchers came pri- plete digital reproduction of Edme • Mythical Creatures: Myths and Symbols marily from the US and UK, but also from Bouchardon’s three-volume sketchbook, All Around Germany, Israel, Argentina, China, and Vade Mecum, was made available on the Australia. Examples of projects include an Morgan’s website. The Morgan Book Project, collaboratively olfactory reconstruction of the East developed by Morgan Education Staff Room during Pierpont Morgan’s funeral, and the New York City Department of the concept of authenticity through the Education, was offered for the ninth year, study of forgeries, and an exploration of serving 27 schools. The program, offered medieval French cross-dressing. The free of charge to public schools, was made Reading Room hosted visits for librarians possible thanks to a generous grant from Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (French; 1780–1867), from Sweden, the Republic of Georgia, Frau Johann Gotthard Reinhold and Her Two Daughters, Morgan Book Project Award Ceremony. Photography by Emily Korn and ARLIS/NA, and for classes from Susette and Marie, 1815, graphite. Thaw Collection, Queens College and Pratt Institute. The Morgan Library & Museum, 2010.112.

18 the morgan library & museum report to donors 19 Acquisitions

Gifts and Purchases valued at $5,000 or more, April 1, 2017–March 31, 2018

Leon Kelly (American, 1901‒1982), The Seated Archives Literary and Historical Medieval and Renaissance Nude, 1921. William Cullen Bryant (1794–1878), autograph Manuscripts Manuscripts Gift of Whitney B. Armstrong. letter, signed, dated 21 February 1849, to Jonathan Sturges; with additional material Frederick Douglass (1818–1895), autograph Leaf with a large illuminated initial “S,” Barry Le Va (American, b. 1941), two drawings: from the family of Amelia Sturges (first wife letter, signed, to Elizabeth Buffum Chace, from an Antiphonary, probably made for the Studies for Sculptural Series: Identified, Classified, of Pierpont Morgan), including a family Washington, dated 24 Sept. 1889. church of San Dominico, Perugia, first quarter Catalogued, 1995‒96, and Studies for Sculptural photograph album and diaries of Amelia’s Purchased for The Dannie and Hettie Heineman of the fourteenth century; leaf with Series: Identified, Classified, Catalogued, 1995‒96. Collection as the gift of the Heineman Foundation. brothers Henry and Arthur. a large historiated initial “H,” with the Gift of Constance R. Caplan. Adoration of the Magi, from an Antiphonary, Purchased for The Dannie and Hettie Heineman Jean Dubuffet (1901–1985), collection of twenty- Collection as the gift of the Heineman Foundation. Bologna, ca. 1318; leaf with a large historiated Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923‒1997), seven autograph and typed letters and initial “B,” with St. Michael, from a Gradual, Rave Review! 1977. postcards to Maurice and Ruth Culberg, 1951– possibly Bologna, ca. 1300; and leaf with a large Gift of William and Norma Anthony. Drawings and Prints 72, and an autograph manuscript description historiated initial “C,” with a man fishing, from of his lithograph series Corps de Dames, 1951. an Antiphonary, probably Bologna, late Eddie Martinez (American, b. 1977), Super Collection of 267 drawings, including Paul Purchased for The Dannie and Hettie Heineman fourteenth century. Palette, 2016. Cézanne (French, 1839–1906), Bathers, ca. 1900, Collection as the gift of the Heineman Foundation. Gift of Lucy Adams in memory of George B. Adams. Purchased as the gift of Wendy and Stanley Sloan. and Bare Trees by a River, ca. 1900‒04; Hilaire- Woody Guthrie (1912–1967), autograph Germain-Edgar Degas (French, 1834–1917), Master of Jacques de Luxembourg, Parliament Vera Molnar (French, b. Hungary, 1924), letter, signed, to the magazine Sing Out! Seated Dancer, 1871‒72; Paul Gauguin (French, of Heaven, single leaf from a Book of Hours, Interruptions, 1968. dated April 1955. 1848‒1903), Crouching Tahitian Woman Seen from northeastern France or Paris, ca. 1465. Purchased as the gift of Agnes Gund. the Back, ca. 1902; Jean-Auguste-Dominique Purchased for The Dannie and Hettie Heineman Collection as the gift of the Heineman Foundation. Purchased on a grant provided by the Bernard H. Ingres (French, 1780–1867), Portrait of Adolphe- Breslauer Foundation and with a gift from Elizabeth Murray (American, 1940‒2007), Marcellin Defresne, 1825; Pablo Picasso (Spanish, Paul Cézanne (1839–1906), The Bathers, ca. 1900, watercolor over graphite, Thaw Collection, The Morgan Marguerite Steed Hoffman, member of the Visiting Untitled, 1981. Library & Museum, 2017.29. James Ivory (b. 1928), collection of screenplays, 1881–1973), Pipe and Wineglass, 1914; and Committee to the Department of Medieval and Gift of Paula Cooper. notebooks, and scripts for Merchant Ivory Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn (Dutch, 1606– Renaissance Manuscripts. Productions, ca. 1963–2010. 1669), Three Studies for a Descent from the Cross, Wangechi Mutu (Kenyan, b. 1972), Untitled ca. 1654, and The Finding of Moses, ca. 1655. Collection of six oil sketches: Johann Jakob William Fraser Garden (British, 1856–1921), Gift of James Ivory. (Flower Series), 2016. Frey (Swiss, 1813–1865), Rocky Outcrop by a View of a Tree at Sunset, 1896. Purchased as the gift of the Modern and Gift of Eugene V. Thaw. Alfred Jarry (1873–1907), autograph letter, Modern and Stream in the Roman Campagna, 1835–40; Gift of Patricia Pei in memory of Eugene V. Thaw. Contemporary Collectors Committee. signed, to Thadée Natanson, 92 Boulevard Collection of six drawings: Rodolphe Bresdin Attributed to François-Marius Granet (French, Contemporary Drawings Malesherbes, Paris, dated 30 June 1907. (French, 1822–1885), The Gallic Chariot, 1775–1849), Vault Inside the Colosseum; Michael Théodore Géricault (French, 1791-1824), A Roman Opalka (French-Polish, 1931‒2011), ca. 1857‒59; Richard Diebenkorn (American, Neher (German, 1798–1876), The Basilica of Kneeling Man Seen from Behind (recto); Farm Gordon N. Ray Fund. Shiva Ahmadi (Iranian, b. 1975), Tower, 2017. OPALKA 1965/1‒ ∞, Detail: 1299898‒1303227, 1922–1993), Untitled (Ocean Park Series), 1974; Constantine, Rome, 1830; Romain-Étienne- Buildings in an Italian Landscape and a Study of Purchased with funds provided by Fady Jameel and ca. 1974. Alfred Jarry (1873–1907). See listing under Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg (Danish, 1783– Gabriel Prieur (French, 1806–1879), Hills of a Horse’s Leg (verso), ca. 1818. Gail Monaghan, and on the Manley Family Fund. Gift of Wendy and Stanley Sloan. Printed Books. 1853), The Church of SS. Giovanni e Paolo Seen Aventin; Unknown Painter (Anonymous French Purchased in honor of Eugene V. Thaw with the Joseph Cornell (American, 1903–1972), Untitled from Villa Casale, Rome, 1815; Johan Thomas School, nineteenth century), View of Interior of Fairfax Murray Society Fund, with additional Roman Opalka (French-Polish, 1931‒2011), contributions in memory of Melvin R. Seiden, and James Joyce (1882–1941). See listing under (music box), 1952‒54. Lundbye (Danish, 1818‒1848), A Dolmen at the Coliseum; and German Painter (Anonymous OPALKA 1965/1‒ ∞, Detail: 1303228‒1306193, from Seymour Askin, the Gilbert & Ildiko Butler Printed Books. Gift of Ellen Cantrowitz. ca. 1974. Sunset, 1844; Ernst Ferdinand Oehme (German, German School, nineteenth century), The Family Foundation, Diane A. Nixon, Allen Adler and Ruins of the Palace of Cesar, Rome. Gift of Lévy Gorvy. 1797‒1855), Landscape in the Harz Region, 1827; Frances Beatty, Elizabeth and Jean-Marie Eveillard, Abelardo Morell (b. 1948), Thoreau: 40 Journals Mark Dion (American, b. 1961), three drawings: and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes (French, Thaw Collection, Jointly Owned by The Metropolitan George L. K. Frelinghuysen, Mireille and Hubert in Chronological Order, 2017. Museum of Art and the Morgan Library & Museum. Goldschmidt, Julie and David Tobey, and Janet Mavec. Alexander Wilson Studio, 1999; Vivarium Tree Jackson Pollock (American, 1912‒1956), 1824‒1898), Study for The Prodigal Son, ca. 1879. Gift of the artist in honor of the security guards of Gift of Eugene V. Thaw. Stump, 2002; and Tide Pile, 2012. portfolio of six silkscreen reproductions of the Gift of the Eugene Victor Thaw Art Foundation. the Morgan Library & Museum; courtesy of Edwynn Claude Gillot (French, 1673–1722), Harlequin, Gift of Martina Yamin. Houk Gallery. following paintings: Number 7, Number 8, Giuseppe Bernardino Bison (Italian, 1762‒1844), False Commissioner, at the Notary. Number 9, Number 19, Number 22, and Number 27, St. John the Baptist in a Landscape, ca. 1790. Purchased on the Rousuck Fund and Ryskamp Fund. Marcel Proust (1871–1922), autograph letter, Nicole Eisenman (American, b. 1965), 1951 (printed posthumously, 1964); edition of Purchased on the Ryskamp Fund. signed, to Madame Michel Peter, dated Paris, Saturnista, 2017. 50, printed by Bernard Steffen. Attributed to Jan Harmensz. Muller (Dutch, [October‒November 1905]; and Walter Purchased as the gift of Hamilton Robinson, Jr., and Gift of The Pollock-Krasner Foundation in honor of on the Manley Family Fund. Daniel Chester French (American, 1850‒1931), 1571‒1628), Arion Playing the Harp, ca. 1589‒90. Benjamin, autograph letter, signed, to Léon- Eugene V. Thaw. Bust of The Rev. William Stephen Rainsford. Gift from the Kravis Collection. Pierre Quint, dated Berlin, 15 January 1933. Gift of The Reverend and Mrs. Edward O. Miller. Cai Guo-Qiang (Chinese, b. 1957), Untitled, 2008. Gifts of an anonymous donor in memory of Gift of Jessica Ludwig. Martin Schongauer (German, ca. 1435/50‒1491), Robert Shapazian. Death of the Virgin (B. 33), 1440s. Gift of David Rockefeller in honor of the 75th anniversary of the Morgan Library and the 50th anniversary of the Association of Fellows

20 the morgan library & museum report to donors 21 1960‒65; Erotica I, 1961; Untitled (Cat and wheel Camera Work 14, April 1906, edited by Guillaume Apollinaire (1880–1918), of time), 1965; Untitled (Two machines), ca. 1973; Alfred Stieglitz. Calligrammes: poèmes de la paix et de la guerre, Untitled (Energy, Part 3), 1975; Untitled Gift of William M. Voelkle. 1913‒16, avec un portrait de l’auteur par Pablo (Giacometti’s face), ca. 1983; Ocean, 1983; Picasso, Paris: Mercure de France, 1918; with Broadway, 1986; Untitled (Canal Street), ca. 1990; Ei-Q (Sugita Hideo) (1911–1960), Untitled seven other books by Apollinaire, Marcel The Signature, 1991; and 2000, ca. 1995‒97. (Photo-Dessin), 1950s. Proust, Marcel Duchamp, Walter Benjamin, Gift of the Saul Steinberg Foundation. Purchased on the Charina Endowment Fund. and Claude Cahun. Gifts of an anonymous donor in memory of Michelle Stuart (American, b. 1933), Alfred Gescheidt (1926–2012), Street Corner, 1949. Robert Shapazian. Chichester, 1971. Purchased on the Photography Collectors Purchased as the gift of the Modern and Committee Fund. Pietro Bembo (1470–1547), Prose di M. Pietro Contemporary Collectors Committee. Bembo nelle quali si ragiona delle volgar lingua, Peter Keetman (1916–2005), Hops-growing Florence: Lorenzo Torrentino, 1549. Joe Zucker (American, b. 1941), four drawings, Region, Hallertau, 1959. Purchased on the T. Kimball Brooker Sixteenth one print: Two Malay Pirates in the South China Purchased on the Photography Collectors Century Fund and as the gift of Jamie Kamph. Sea! (1977), print; First 100 yard roll of ‘96’ width Committee Fund. cotton duck . . .(1978); The American Painter Bible, Latin, 1538, Biblia utriusque Testamenti Duane Michals (b. 1932), The Last Rose of George Catlin . . . (1996); Marilyn’s Menace (1996); iuxta vulgatam translationem, Lyon: Gaspard Summer and Evidence of Paradise, 2005. and Afghan rebels using C.I.A. provided ground . . . and Melchior Trechsel with Hughes de La (1997). Gift of Jane P. Watkins. Porte, 1538. Purchased on the L.C. Harper D‒1 Fund. Gift of Sandra K. Silver. Philip Glass (b. 1937), Autograph manuscript, After Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886–1969), Einstein on the Beach, The Morgan Library & Adam Department Store Project, Berlin-Mitte, Le Boulevard: journal littéraire illustré, edited by Museum, Bequest of Paul F. Walter. © Dunvagen 1929–29, by Mies van der Rohe. Music Manuscripts and Music Publishers. Étienne Carjat, Paris, 1861−62. Printed Music Gift of Martin Filler. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Gjon Mili (1904–1984), Gene Krupa— Collection of French illustrated music, ca. Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908–2004), Images à la Étienne Méhul (1763–1817), autograph working Drumbeat, 1941. 1820‒1956, comprising approximately 600 sauvette, Paris: Éditions Verve, 1952, and Les manuscript of parts of the one-act opera Uthal, Purchased as the gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel. editions of music illustrated by eminent artists, Européens, Paris: Éditions Verve, 1955. [1806], 23 pages. engravers, and lithographers. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Purchased on the Mary Flagler Cary Fund. Toni Schneiders (1920–2006), Cathedral of Ribe, Purchased on the Mary Flagler Cary Fund. Denmark, 1962. Chroniques françoises de Jacques Gondar clerc . . . Igor Stravinsky (1882‒1971) and Vera Stravinsky Purchased as the gift of Richard L. Menschel and Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827), Grande suivies de Recherches sur le style par Charles (1888‒1982), autograph signed correspondence Douglas Troob. symphonie en sib majeur, op. 60, (Bonn et Nodier, Paris: Janet, [1830]; with Émile (eight items) to violinist Samuel Dushkin Cologne: N. Simrock, [1823]), first edition, Souvestre, Le foyer breton: traditions populaires, (1891‒1976) from 1936 to 1956. full score. Printed Books and illustré par MM. Tony Johannot, O. Penguilly, A. Gift of an anonymous donor. Leleux, C. Fortin et Saint-Germain, Paris: W. Purchased on the Mary Flagler Cary Fund. Bindings Coquebert, [1844]; and Victor Hugo, Toute la N. Yonge, ed., Musica Transalpina, Cantus Philip Glass (b. 1937), Einstein on the Beach, lyre, Paris: J. Hetzel; Maison Quantin, 1888‒93. [Altus-Tenor-Bassus-Quintus-Sextus], London: Collection of ten Italian incunable reference autograph manuscript, 1975, 1976, along with Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. T. East, 1588, six vols., and 1597, six vols. catalogues, 1765–1839, from the collections of Betye Saar, A Secretary to the Spirits (from the series A Secretary to the Spirits [for Ishmael Reed]), related notes; Vicky Alliata (ed.), Einstein on the Purchased on the Mary Flagler Cary Fund. Tammaro De Marinis and Anthony Hobson. 1975, cut and pasted printed papers, fabric, and ink stamps on board. Purchased as the gift of Beach (New York: EOS Enterprises, Inc., 1976), Corona mystica beatae Mariae virginis, [Paris: the Modern and Contemporary Collectors Committee, 2017, 2017.306:1, The Morgan Library Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Reference Fund. Pierre Le Caron, not before 1492]. & Museum. Digital image courtesy of the artist and Roberts Projects, Los Angeles, California. program booklet; Robert Wilson/Philip Glass, Purchased on the L.C. Harper C‒1 Fund. Photo Robert Wedemeyer. Einstein on the Beach, four audio cassette tapes Photography Guillaume Alexis (d. 1486?), Le grant blason de from dress rehearsals, 1976; Robert Wilson/ faulses amours, Lyon: Pierre Mareschal and Charles Antoine Coypel (1694–1752), Suitte Philip Glass, Einstein on the Beach, one audio Diane Arbus (1923‒1971), James T. Farrell Bernabe Chaussard, after 1506. d’estampes des principaux sujets des comédies de cassette tape of selections from the work, in his hotel room, N.Y.C., 1962, and William Edda Renouf (American, b. 1943), Structure Saul Steinberg (Romanian-American, 1914– Purchased on the Curt F. Bühler Fund and L.C. Molière gravées sur les esquisses de Charles Coypel, March 20, 1976; Christopher Knowles, “Thes Golding, N.Y.C., 1962. Harper C‒1 Fund. Change of Incised Lines VI (White Series I), 2011‒17. 1999), eighteen drawings: Untitled (Strada Paris: Chez Surrugue, 1726. Palas), 1942; Monuments, 1945; Women, 1950; Ex [sic] are the days,” framed typescript of a text Gift of Jeffrey Fraenkel and Frish Brandt. Purchased as the gift of Dwight Lee and Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Gail Monaghan. Voto: Execution of King, 1951; Untitled (Ironwork for Einstein on the Beach; Robert Wilson, “First Harry Callahan (1912‒1999), Providence, 1975‒76; Pier), ca. 1952; The Line, 1959; Summer Mask, Train,” scene design for Einstein on the Beach, Cris de Paris; Cries of Paris; Marktschreier von Betye Saar (American, b. 1926), seven collages: Providence, 1975‒76; Cuzco, 1974; and Cuzco, 1974. 1960; Untitled (Nine ages of woman /square), ca. framed drawing, 1976; Robert Wilson, Paris, Nuremberg[?], ca 1845. A Secretary to the Spirits (for Ishmael Reed), 1975. “Spaceship,” scene design for Einstein on the Gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Purchased as the gift of the Modern and Beach, framed drawing, 1976. Contemporary Collectors Committee. Bequest of Paul F. Walter.

22 the morgan library & museum report to donors 23 Statement of Financial Position

March 31, 2018, with comparative totals for 2017

Jean Desmarets de Saint-Sorlin (1595–1676), Philip Larkin (1922–1985), XX Poems, Belfast: ASSETS 2018 2017 Clovis, ou la France chrestienne, poeme heroique, Privately printed for the author, 1951; [and] Paris: Augustin Courbé, Henry Le Gras, and Aubade, illustrated by Kathleen Gray Schallock, Cash and cash equivalents $8,103,367 $7,104,540 Jacques Roger, 1657. Salem, Ore.: Charles Seluzicki, 1980. Dividends and interest receivable $34,116 49,643 Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Purchased on the Kenneth A. Lohf Fund. Grants and contributions receivable $4,132,457 5,228,411 Max Ernst (1891–1976), Décervelages: paroles Bernard Lesfargues, David, poeme heroïque, Inventory $204,182 248,229 d’Alfred Jarry, musique de Claude Terrasse, Paris: Pierre Lamy, 1660. Broker receivable $1,095,302 767,817 Paris: Galerie Alexandre Iolas, 1971. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Prepaid expenses $1,291,268 797,578 Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Charles Robert Maturin (1780‒1824), L’homme Other assets $1,107,149 967,088 Claude-Oronce Fine de Brianville (d. 1675), du mystère, ou histoire de Melmoth, le voyageur, Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $97,795,453 101,015,322 Histoire sacree en tableaux, avec leur explication et Paris: La Librairie nationale et étrangère, 1821. Investments $254,082,705 232,140,535 quelques remarques chronologiques. Paris: Charles Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. De Sercy, 1670–75. TOTAL ASSETS $367,845,999 $348,319,163 Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Reference Fund. Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942), Anne of Green Gables, Boston: L.C. Page & Prince Mikhail Petrovich Golitsyn (1764‒ca. Company, 1908. 1835), Notice de manuscrits, livres rares, et ouvrages Purchased on the Caroline Morgan Macomber Fund LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS sur les sciences, beaux-arts, etc., tirée du cabinet de son excellence le Prince M. Galitzin, Moscow: De Léonard Périn, S. J., translator, (1567–1638), LIABILITIES l’Imprimerie N.S. Vsevolojsky, 1816. James Joyce (1882–1941). Ulysses. Paris: Shakespeare Bien-seance de la conversation entre les hommes, and Company, 1922. First edition, presentation copy Communis vitae inter homines scita urbanitas, Accounts payable and accrued expenses $2,314,694 $2,343,982 Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Fund. inscribed by the author. The Sean and Mary Kelly Collection, The Morgan Library & Museum, Pont-à-Mousson: Charles Marchant imprimeur Broker payable $705,377 1,395,632 Douglas Gordon (b. 1966), Envy, [London]: PML 197791. de son Altesse, 1617. Long-term debt $14,569,987 14,542,828 Seven Sins Press, 2013. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Accrued postretirement health benefits $1,256,164 1,267,292 Gift of Michael Hue-Williams. Regimen scholarium (Statuta vel praecepta Total Liabilities $18,846,222 19,549,734 Walter Haddon (1515–1572), Contra Hieron. 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Board-designated $19,438,886 17,401,314 or the New York State Department Horae, use of Rome, Heures de nostre dame, en Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Other $1,033,586 1,561,718 francois et en latin, à l’usage de Rome, nouvellement James Joyce (1882–1941), Ulysses, Paris: of Law Charities Bureau, Published for the Egoist Press, London, by 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. imprimees, Paris: [Jean Lescallier for] Guillaume Gaylord Schanilec (b. 1955), Lac des pleurs, Total Unrestricted $103,267,925 104,978,354 Julien, 1556. John Rodker, 1922. Stockholm, Wisconsin: Midnight Paper Sales The Morgan Library & Museum Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Reference Fund. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. [the artist], 2015. Temporarily restricted $99,833,049 82,595,336 is a nonprofit organization Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. 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30 the morgan library & museum report to donors 31 FAIRFAX MURRAY SOCIETY Elizabeth A. R. Brown CORPORATE Seymour R. and Helen-Mae Drue Heinz Curator of Literary E. J. Rousuck Fund FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF Mickey Cartin Knafel Askin Fund Manuscripts Fund Charles Ryskamp DRAWINGS AND PRINTS Gifford Combs MEMBERS Brooke Astor Endowment Fund Drue Heinz Twentieth-Century Acquisitions Fund Christopher de Hamel Vincent Astor Curator of Literature Fund Charles Ryskamp Fund Allen Adler Corporate Leader Seymour Askin, Jr. Mervin R. Dilts Printed Books Fund Edwin H. Herzog Drawings Fund The Janine Luke and Melvin R. Accenture Frances Beatty Anne Goldrach Lois and Walter Baker The Jamie and Maisie Houghton Seiden Fund for Exhibitions AEA Investors LP W. Mark Brady Jeffrey F. Hamburger Drawings Fund Endowment Fund and Publications Alvarez & Marsal Ayesha Bulchandani Marguerite Steed Hoffman Elisabeth Ball Children’s William W. Karatz and Joan Melvin R. Seiden Curatorship Asia-Germany Industrial Russell E. Burke III Laura Jereski Books Fund G. Smith Acquisitions in Medieval and Renaissance Promotion Limited Mrs. Gilbert E. Butler Janine Luke T. Kimball Brooker Sixteenth Endowment Fund Manuscripts Citi Angela Cruger Robert McCarthy Century Fund Franklin H. Kissner Rare Books Carl L. Selden Fund for Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Robert Dance Stella Panayotova Themis Anastasia Brown Cataloger Fund Printed Books Glenmede Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marie Eveillard David N. Redden Memorial Fund H.P. Kraus Fund Herbert J. Seligmann Fund JPMorgan Chase & Co. George L. K. Frelinghuysen Elaine L. Rosenberg Curt F. Bühler Printed Books and Robert Lehman Book Fund E. Clark Stillman Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Freeman Sandler Manuscripts Fund Robert Lehman Fund Acquisitions Fund The Olayan Group Hubert Goldschmidt Virginia M. Schirrmeister Carter Burden Fund for Exhibitions Frank M. Strasser Drawings Sciame Construction Herbert Kasper Beatrice Stern Mary Flagler Cary Acquisitions Kenneth A. Lohf Fund for Poetry Administrator Fund Silvercrest Asset Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Kay Sutton Fund for Music Herbert and Ann Lucas Robert H. Taylor Curator Management Group Robert B. Loper Salle Vaughn Mary Flagler Cary Curator of Endowment Fund of Literary and Historical Verizon Janine Luke William M. Voelkle Music Manuscripts and Printed Manley Family Fund for Manuscripts Fund Anonymous Janet Mavec Music Fund Contemporary Drawings Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw MODERN AND Charina Endowment Fund for Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions Curatorial Endowment Fund Philippe de Montebello Corporate Sponsor Clement C. Moore II CONTEMPORARY Photography The Joseph F. McCrindle Fund for Eugene V. and Clare E. Paul, Weiss, Rif kind, Wharton & Jill Newhouse COLLECTORS COMMITTEE Charles E. Culpeper Fund the Department of Drawings Thaw Drawing Institute Garrison LLP Diane Allen Nixon William R. Acquavella Drawing Institute at the Morgan and Prints Endowment Fund Whitney B. Armstrong Library & Museum Fund Andrew W. Mellon Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Roberta J. M. Olson and Corporate Partner Alexander B. V. Johnson Constance Caplan Charles W. Engelhard Conservation Fund Fund for Conservation Bloomberg Philanthropies Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Marianne Elrick Manley Curator of Drawings Fund Andrew W. Mellon Curator of The Alice Tully Fund for Art Con Edison Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Inés Elskop Edwin V. Erbe, Jr. Printed Books Fund and Music White & Case LLP Wheelock Whitney III Judith Goldman Acquisition Fund Andrew W. Mellon Fund for the Vasari Fund for Exhibitions Andrea Woodner Sophia Hudson and Dan Riley Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas (1834 - 1917), Seated Dancer, 1871-72, Sherman Fairchild Fund Department of Medieval and Christopher Lightfoot Fady Jameel oil paint over graphite on pink paper, Thaw Collection, The Morgan Corporate Patron for Exhibitions Renaissance Manuscripts Walker Fund Honorary Members Dodie Kazanjian Library & Museum, 2017.54. Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP Sherman Fairchild Fund Andrew W. Mellon Research and Franklin Jasper Walls Corning Incorporated Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Gail Monaghan for Services to Scholars Publications Fund Lecture Fund The Charles A. Dana Foundation Jean A. Bonna Thomas J. Reid and Christina Pae Fellows Endowment Fund Constance B. Mellon Memorial Karen Zukerman Fund for GoodMart LLC Peter Rothschild David A. Dechman and Jamie Kleinberg Kamph for Acquisitions Fund for Photography the Department of Drawings LITERARY AND HISTORICAL Louisa Stude Sarofim Michel Mercure Derek Kaufman ING John F. Fleming Fund Henry S. Morgan Reference and Prints MANUSCRIPTS VISITING Nancy Schwartz Elaine Goldman Jon A. Lindseth MetLife The Fund for the Morgan Books Fund COMMITTEE Tanya Wells Richard Grosbard Paul Needham Turner Classic Movies The Parker Gilbert J.P. Morgan Fund Dian Woodner Ronald R. Kass David N. Redden Memorial Fund Margaret T. Morris Fund † We wish to acknowledge the David Gilbert, Chair Corporate Donor Harold Augenbraum Martina Yamin Christian Keesee Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Horace W. Goldsmith Fund for Americana following donors listed in this W.P. Carey Inc. Christine Burgin Stephen Koch Mary C. Schlosser Horace W. Goldsmith Fund Stavros Niarchos Foundation Report who died prior to its Christie’s Pedro Corrêa do Lago MUSIC VISITING Ronay and Richard L. Menschel David J. Supino for Americana Fund for Education publication: Credit Suisse Milton McC. Gatch COMMITTEE Ann Morse Alex Gordon Fund for Exhibitions and Technology The Cultivist Conrad K. Harper Cynthia Hazen Polsky, Chair Patricia Morton Belle da Costa Greene Fund Gary W. Parr Endowment Fund Charlotte Armstrong Young Fellows Goldman, Sachs & Co. George Hecksher Frederick H. S. Allen Christopher Scholz Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund Helen-Mae Askin Penguin Random House Mark Samuels Lasner Harolyn M. Blackwell Nancy and Burton Staniar Steering Exclusive of Incunabula for Exhibitions Hope F. Cobb Peter Pennoyer Architects Carol Rothkopf Alain Coblence Douglas Troob Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund The Cynthia Hazen Polsky Richard Gray Committee Sotheby’s Lorin Stein Ara Guzelimian for Incunabula and Leon B. Polsky Fund for Drue Heinz (Life Trustee) Jean Strouse Thomas Hampson PRINTED BOOKS AND William Randolph Hearst Fund Concerts and Lectures William P. Rainer BINDINGS VISITING Eric Blair-Joannou Susan Jaffe Tane Robin Lehman Alexander Clark NAMED for Educational Programs Gordon N. Ray Acquisitions Fund Jane Randall Margaret Bradham Thornton Nora E. London COMMITTEE William Randolph Hearst Fund Gordon N. Ray Rare Books Elizabeth Stafford T. Kimball Brooker, Chair John Diebold ENDOWMENT Matt Weiland Miles Morgan Adam Gasthalter for Scholarly Research Cataloger Fund Eugene V. Thaw (Life Trustee) Marie Rolf Antonio Bonchristiano FUNDS and Exhibitions Katharine Rayner Gerald M. Varley William T. Buice III Emily Gasthalter MEDIEVAL AND Alexander C. Sanger Calvine Harvey Dannie and Hettie Heineman Endowment Fund RENAISSANCE James Baker Sitrick Vincent J. Buonanno Permanent funds established Purchase Fund The Annette and Oscar G. Scott Clemons Wright Harvey with gifts, grants, and pledges MANUSCRIPTS VISITING Robert White Alexander Hurst, Co-Chair James H. Heineman de la Renta Curatorial COMMITTEE Eve Yohalem Fern Cohen Purchase Fund Endowment Fund Flobelle Burden Davis Andrew Klaber William R. Acquavella Curator James H. Marrow, Chair Eric Mandl The Lore and Rudolf J. Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund Lucy Adams PHOTOGRAPHY Eugene S. Flamm of Modern and Contemporary Heinemann Fund Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Martha J. Fleischman Hillary Mazanec, Co-Chair Drawings Fund Allen Adler COLLECTORS COMMITTEE Kathleen R. Sullivan Drue Heinz Book Curatorship for Ancient Near Jonathan J. G. Alexander Allen Adler Roland Folter Celia Ascher Endowment Fund Conservator Fund Eastern Seals and Tablets Caroline Sharfman Bacon Mrs. James E. Burke Jonathan A. Hill Barbara Brizdle Peter J. Cohen Mrs. Kevin Hurley

32 the morgan library & museum report to donors 33 ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN SEALS COMMUNICATIONS AND VOLUNTEERS Staff AND TABLETS MARKETING Silvia Sampaio de Alencar Sidney Babcock, Jeannette and Jonathan Sara Angelini (as of March 31, 2018) Rosen Curator and Department Head Patrick Milliman, Director of Communications Sari Anthony Rebecca Brauer Fruin, Archivist and Marketing Violeta Arciniega Shaili Shah, Manager of Communications Anna Lou Ashby REGISTRAR Michael Reid, Manager of Marketing Susannah Aziz John D. Alexander, Senior Manager of Joanne Baer Exhibition and Collection Administration VISITOR SERVICES Christine Bernick Winona Packer, Registrar Yvette Mugnano, Director of Visitor Services Clare Briody Chad Petrovay, TMS Administrator Lia Espinal, Visitor Services Manager Grace Brodsky Sophie Worley, Assistant Registrar Darrell Ellison, Visitor Services Supervisor Monita Buchwald Keith Johnson, Chief Preparator Michelle Volpe, Visitor Services Supervisor Marilyn Burman Lindsay Stavros, Exhibition-Collections Linn Carl Associate and Project Registrar EDUCATION Vivien Ranschburg Clark Ryan Shreves, Collections Technician Linden Chubin, Director of Education and Mitchell Cohn Public Programs Fiona Collins READING ROOM Paula Zadigian, Manager of Education for Elaine Conti Maria Molestina-Kurlat, Head of Reader Public Programs Emma Davidson ADMINISTRATION Services Nicole Leist, Manager of Education Evangeline Dorado Colin B. Bailey, Director Polly Cancro, Reader Services Librarian Jennifer Comer, Assistant Manager of Marjorie Duperray-Miller Jessica Ludwig, Deputy Director Sylvie Merian, Reader Services Librarian School Programs Inge Dupont Kristina W. Stillman, Director of Finance Alicia Ryan, Education Associate Mary Efron and Administration REFERENCE COLLECTION Anthony Del Aversano, Public Roz Forman Brian Regan, Architectural Adviser Peter Gammie, Senior Catalog and Collection Programs Coordinator Deborah Freeman Deborah Winard, Assistant to the Director Development Librarian Mary Hogan Camp, Docent Supervisor Thomas Fusco Grace Galhotra, Assistant to the Deputy Sima Prutkovsky, Acquisitions and Cataloging Alexandra Gardiner Director and Director of Finance and Assistant FINANCIAL SERVICES Alyona Glushchenkova Administration Mary Schlitzer, Controller Rena Golub Giada Damen, Research Assistant to COLLECTION INFORMATION Thomas Mercurio, Senior Accountant Rose Grotsky the Director SYSTEMS Will Young, Manager of Financial Planning Constance S. Harris Maria Oldal, Manager of Collections and Analysis Sarah Harris-Weiss DRAWINGS AND PRINTS Information and Library Systems Rosanna Diaz, Accounting Supervisor Judith Hill John Marciari, Charles W. Engelhard Curator Sandra Carpenter, Gordon Ray Cataloger Soumya (Billy) Das, Cash Lois Hoffman and Department Head Alison Bleznick, Special Collections Cataloger Receipts Coordinator Stephanie Holmes Jennifer Tonkovich, Eugene and Clare Thaw Elson Gloster, Junior Accountant Cyma Horowitz Curator of Drawings and Prints IMAGING AND RIGHTS Alyssa Jennette Zoe Watnik, Frank Strasser Administrator Marilyn Palmeri, Imaging and Rights HUMAN RESOURCES Cynthia Johnson and Collections Manager Manager Dorian Lewis-Hood, Director of Patricia Kaiser Marco Simone Bolzoni, Eva Soos, Imaging and Rights Assistant Human Resources Elizabeth Kaufman Moore Curatorial Fellow Manager Bernice Jee, Human Resources Assistant Deirdre Kessler Alexandra Coutavas, Zukerman Graham Haber, Photographer James Klausen Department Assistant Kaitlyn Krieg, Imaging and Rights MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Courtnay Konshuh Administrative Assistant SERVICES Sandra Kopperman LITERARY AND HISTORICAL Janny Chiu, Assistant Photographer Joshua Feldman, Network Administrator Susan Kurtz MANUSCRIPTS Dan Friedman, Senior Manager of Richard Kutner Christine Nelson, Drue Heinz Curator and THAW CONSERVATION CENTER Digital Media Robert LaKamp Acting Department Head Maria Fredericks, Acting Director of Adrian Giannini, Systems Administrator Alan H. Levine Carolyn Vega, Associate Curator Thaw Conservation Center; Drue Heinz Nina Levy Pamela Abernathy, Project Cataloger Book Conservator MERCHANDISING SERVICES Sara Lishinsky Sarah (Sal) Robinson, Project Cataloger Reba Snyder, Paper Conservator Sean Hayes, Director of Wendy Luftig Frank Trujillo, Associate Book Conservator Merchandising Services Serena Luk MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE Lindsey Tyne, Associate Paper Conservator Sherifa Ali-Daniel, Manager of Elizabeth Marriott MANUSCRIPTS James Donchez, Art Preparator Merchandising Services Anne Marie Mascia Roger S. Wieck, Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Abigail Merritt, Sherman Fairchild Fellow Pedro Anlas, Inventory and C. Richard Mathews Department Head Xiaoping Cai, Pine Tree Foundation Fellow Systems Supervisor Cathleen McLoughlin Joshua O’Driscoll, Assistant Curator Ian Umlauf, Exhibition Preparator Alisa Samoylenko, Shop Manager Roy Meilman Michael Caines, Conservation Assistant Joseph Mendez MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY FACILITIES Sally Michaels DRAWINGS PUBLICATIONS Gerard Dengel, Director of Facilities Leigh Miller Isabelle Dervaux, Acquavella Curator and Karen Banks, Publications Manager Gilbert Parrilla, Acting Head Engineer Carissa Montgomery Department Head Patricia Emerson, Senior Editor Ricardo Browne, Security Supervisor Lenore Mordas Rachel Federman, Assistant Curator Eliza Heitzman, Assistant Editor James McCollough, Custodial Supervisor Mary Muenkel Sofia Kofodimos, Administrative and Olivia Maccioni, Editorial Assistant Marina Mugnano, Office Manager Edith Payne Curatorial Assistant Monica Barker-Browne, Assistant Monique Pettit VOLUNTEER SERVICES Office Manager Janet Rhoads Pinkowtiz MUSIC MANUSCRIPTS AND Jane Lattes, Director of Volunteer Services Jimmie Jenkins, Mail Room Manager Amy Troy Pizzella PRINTED MUSIC Pilar Caicedo, Custodian Fanette Pollack Fran Barulich, Mary Flagler Cary Curator and DEVELOPMENT AND MEMBERSHIP Richard Camacho, Custodian Susan Price Department Head Lauren Stakias, Director of Esperanza Ayala, Custodian Marjorie Raab Institutional Advancement David Shim, Guard Erika Rosenbaum PHOTOGRAPHY Anita Masi, Associate Director of Development Jean-Luc Bigord, Guard Leili Saber Joel Smith, Richard L. 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