Report to Donors 2012 Table of Contents

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

Exhibitions 6 Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs 9 Gifts to the Collection 12

Statement of Financial Position 14 Donors 15 Planned Giving 23

Staff 24 Mission Board of Trustees

he mission of The Morgan Library & Museum is to Lawrence R. Ricciardi Karen H. Bechtel ex officio preserve, build, study, present, and interpret a collection President Rodney B. Berens William T. Buice III Susanna Borghese William M. Griswold T of extraordinary quality in order to stimulate enjoyment, James R. Houghton T. Kimball Brooker William James Wyer excite the imagination, advance learning, and nurture creativity. Vice President Karen B. Cohen Flobelle Burden Davis life trustees A global institution focused on the European and American Richard L. Menschel Geoffrey K. Elliott William R. Acquavella traditions, the Morgan houses one of the world’s foremost Vice President Brian J. Higgins Walter Burke Clement C. Moore II Haliburton Fales, 2d collections of manuscripts, rare books, music, drawings, and George L. K. Frelinghuysen John A. Morgan S. Parker Gilbert, ancient and other works of art. These holdings, which represent Treasurer Diane A. Nixon President Emeritus the legacy of Pierpont Morgan and numerous later benefactors, Cosima Pavoncelli Drue Heinz Thomas J. Reid Peter Pennoyer Lawrence Hughes comprise a unique and dynamic record of civilization as well as Secretary Cynthia Hazen Polsky Herbert Kasper an incomparable repository of ideas and of the creative process. Katharine J. Rayner Herbert L. Lucas Annette de la Renta Charles F. Morgan Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Robert M. Pennoyer James A. Runde Elaine L. Rosenberg James Baker Sitrick Eugene V. Thaw Beatrice Stern Ladislaus von Hoffmann Jeffrey C. Walker Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò

Caroline Macomber served as Life Trustee until her death in January 2012.

As of March 31, 2012

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ome twenty exhibitions took place at the Morgan in fiscal 2012, more than in any previous year. his is my first letter as Board President, and one of the highlights of my inaugural year was Highlights included Illuminating Fashion; David, Delacroix, and Revolutionary France; Charles Dick- to host a dinner in November honoring my predecessor, Parker Gilbert, and long-serving Sens at 200; and Rembrandt’s World. In addition, numerous works from the permanent collection TBoard members Eugene Thaw and Walter Burke, all of whom are now Life Trustees of the were shown on a rotating basis in the restored McKim building. In the catalogue of Rembrandt’s Morgan. Each of these men and their families have been extraordinarily generous to the Morgan in World, Trustee Clement C. Moore declared his intention eventually to present all the drawings in the many ways. Also this past year, we welcomed Katharine Rayner and Karen Bechtel as new members show to the Morgan; other major acquisitions are noted in the pages that follow. of the Board, and Elaine Rosenberg and Herbert Kasper were elected to a new class of Life Trustee Lectures, concerts, readings, conversations, and other events drew more than 13,000 people—an that recognizes the exceptional contributions of individuals who have not previously served as Board increase of 20 percent over the previous year and 70 percent more than in fiscal 2008. Many concerts members. We also mourned the loss of Caroline Morgan Macomber. Caroline joined the Board in were sold out. Twice as many New York City schoolchildren visited the Morgan as five years ago. We 1988 and over the years took a special interest in the Department of Printed Books and Bindings. had more volunteers than ever before; in three short years the program has grown from fewer than The letter from our Director summarizes the achievements of the past year. Going forward, it is twenty to about eighty individuals who generously contribute their time and expertise to the work of essential that the Morgan continue to support scholarship and research at the highest level. We must eighteen departments. Over 2.7 million Internet users worldwide—some two and a half times as many engage the broadest possible audience by means of compelling exhibitions and programs. We have as five years ago and a number that has increased about 30 percent a year since fiscal 2009—arrived at introduced innovative new approaches to the interpretation of our collection, both in our galleries the Morgan through our Web portal, browsing our calendar of exhibitions and programs and gaining and online, and we are exploring ways to reach a wider public, in order both to stimulate attendance William M. Griswold access to information about the institution’s history and collections. and to foster awareness of the Morgan’s unique role in the cultural life of New York. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2010. Financial support remained strong. Membership in the Director’s Roundtable reached a new Financial challenges persist. Even with disciplined fiscal management and relatively strong levels record, generating more revenue than at any time in its twenty-year history. Gifts to the Annual Fund of earned and contributed revenue, it is critical that we augment the endowment to support the totaled more than twice as much as last year, with a 30 percent increase in participation. Other gifts Morgan’s core operations. We have quietly begun a campaign that will, over time, secure the gains and pledge payments over $100,000 were received from the Acquavella Family Foundation, Karen of the past quarter century of physical and programmatic expansion, positioning the Morgan for a Bechtel, Richard and Ronay Menschel through the Charina Endowment Fund, the Sherman Fairchild brilliant future. In anticipation of a more public phase, this initiative is now under way among Board Foundation, the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, the Lehrman Institute, the Leon Levy Foun- members and other close friends of the institution. It is heartening that more than $20 million has dation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Cosima Pavoncelli, Annette de la Renta, Lawrence and already been pledged or received, largely from Morgan Trustees. Lucy Ricciardi, Jonathan and Jeannette Rosen, Beatrice Stern, Eugene and Clare Thaw, and two The last few decades have seen a period of growth culminating in the opening of the Morgan’s anonymous donors. expanded facility in 2006 and the restoration of the McKim building several years later. The Campaign In October the Morgan inaugurated an important new scholarly program, the Drawing Institute, for the Morgan will mark a crucial next step, firmly undergirding our capacity to serve both scholars with major support from Eugene and Clare Thaw. Developed in partnership with a committee of and the general public. Our Trustees and supporters are essential to the realization of this enormous distinguished advisors, the Institute’s mission is to encourage research in the field of old master and potential, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their unwavering generosity modern drawings and to nurture new generations of scholars. The Institute awards fellowships to and hard work on behalf of this extraordinary institution. researchers and sponsors a dynamic program of seminars, lectures, scholars’ days, and symposia. The Morgan also laid the groundwork to establish photography as a distinct collecting area. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Trustee Richard Menschel generously committed to the creation of an endowment to support the President of the Board of Trustees new position of Richard L. Menschel Curator of Photography. This initiative will make Photography the Morgan’s seventh curatorial department. Technology continues to revolutionize the way that we work. The Morgan expanded its online presence. Staff created seven online exhibitions that took the shows in our galleries as their starting point. We made available on our Web site a digital facsimile of the Morgan’s celebrated manuscript of Charles Dickens’s Christmas Carol. Catalogers added more than 7,000 complete bibliographic records to WorldCat, an online resource that lists the holdings of 72,000 libraries worldwide. Conversion of the photography studio to an all-digital facility in fiscal 2010 resulted in a sustained increase in pro- ductivity, allowing staff to make further strides toward the digitization of the Morgan’s collection. Several long-standing members of staff retired between April 2011 and March 2012. Patricia Reyes, Mellon Conservator and the Morgan’s longest-serving staff member, retired after forty-seven years; Anna Lou Ashby, Curator of Printed Books and Bindings, retired after thirty years; and Inge Dupont, Head of Reader Services, retired after twenty-five years.

William M. Griswold Director

4 the morgan library & museum report to donors 5 Philip Isles Exhibitions Laurie B. Jacobs Beverly Schreiber Jacoby Robert and Ardis James Barbara G. Lifton, Esq. Andrew and Joan Jessiman Lisa D. Johnson and Williams Cosby Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Laurence Jurdem Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Mannerism and Modernism The Changing Face of Jim Dine Herbert Kayden, M.D. Lists Ingres at the Morgan Charles Dickens at 200 The Kasper Collection of Drawings and William Shakespeare The GlyptotekBelinda Drawings and Stephen Kaye To-dos, Illustrated Inventories, Collected september 9–november 27, 2011 september 23, 2011–february 12, 2012 Photographs february 4–may 1, 2011 may 20–septemberDee Ann Keip4, 2011 Thoughts, and Other Artists’ Enumerations clare eddy thaw gallery morgan stanley east gallery Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Khambatta january 21–may 1, 2011 clare eddy thaw gallery morgan stanley east gallery from the Smithsonian’s Archives of Andrew Klaber This exhibition presented seventeen The Morgan’s collection of Dickens morgan stanley galleries The Cobbe portrait, together with a This exhibitionPhyllis explored L. Kossoff Dine’s meditation American Art exceptional drawings and three letters by manuscripts and letters is the largest in This exhibition presented over one sixteenth-century portrait of Shakespeare’s on the antiqueEric world. Krasnoff On view were forty june 3–october 2, 2011 Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780–1867). the United States and is one of the two hundred drawings and photographs from patron Henry Wriothesley, the 3rd Earl of drawings, theMildred resulting C. Kuner book of prints engelhard gallery Spanning the artist’s career—from his greatest collections in the world, along the collection assembled by American Southampton, was presented in the U.S. based on them,Lee Laimbeerand a number of related This exhibition celebrated this most days as a young student in Toulouse to the with the holdings of Britain’s Victoria and fashion designer Herbert Kasper—known for the first time in this exhibition. Also on works, all promisedRichard and gifts Seyla of theLan artist to common form of documentation by 1850s when he ran one of the preeminent Albert Museum. Charles Dickens at 200 Jon and Barbara Landau simply as Kasper. This was the first time view were three additional portraits of the the Morgan. Rich in imagery and visual studios in Paris—the exhibition revealed celebrated the bicentennial of the great Campbell Langdon presenting an array of some eighty lists the freshness and originality Ingres writer’s birth in 1812 with manuscripts the collection, exceptional for its playwright, including one acquired by appeal, this Josephimportant William group Laraia represented and made by a broad range of artists, from distinctive character and superb quality, Pierpont Morgan in 1910, an original copy Dine’s skillful union of traditional subject Pablo Picasso and Alexander Calder to H. brought to the classical style. of his novels and stories, letters, books, Claude Debussy (1862–1918), La Boîte à Joujoux: Ballet pour Enfants, illustrations by André Hellé, Paris: Durand, ca. 1913, Mary Motyl wasThe Morganexhibited Library to the& Museum, public. New York, James Fuld Musicof the Collection. 1623 First Photography Folio, and by Grahama copy S.of Haber, 2011. matter and modernMary Laren drawing technique. L. Mencken, Eero Saarinen, Elaine de This exhibition was made possible by the Rita photographs, original illustrations, and Shakespeare’s 1593 poem Venus and Adonis. This exhibitionJane was Lattes-Swislocki supported in part by a generous Kooning, and Lee Krasner. With examples Markus Fund. caricatures. The Diary This exhibition was supported by Cynthia Hazen gift from NancyMiles Schwartz, Cary Leahey with additional and from Picasso’s picks for the great artists of This exhibition was generously underwritten by Three Centuries of Private Lives Polsky and Leon B. Polsky. assistance from RichardPatricia Gray Mosser and The Gray his age (Gris, Léger, etc.) to Robert David, Delacroix, and Fay and Geoffrey Elliott. Jessica Coggins Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland James and Karen Lehrburger january$500–$999 21–may 22, 2011 Collection Trust, The Pace Gallery, and Pace Prints. Smithson’s collection of quotations about Revolutionary France Pamela M. Abernathy Elizabeth Ann Coleman Daisy Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Will Leland engelhard gallery The Age of Elegance spirals, the items on view were intriguing, Drawings from the Louvre Treasures of Islamic Manuscript Acquavella Galleries, Inc. Jacob Spencer Coley Jonathan Galassi IlluminatingMemrie Fashion M. Lewis This exhibition of over seventy works The Joan Taub Ades Collection september 23–december 31, 2011 Painting from the Morgan Ninve Adams Colgate-Palmolive Company The Garrison Family Mr. and Mrs. Troland S. Link revealing, humorous, and poignant. Dress in the Art of Medieval France and morgan stanley west gallery october 21, 2011–january 29, 2012 Artsdocumented & Letters theFoundation practice of diary keepingEdward Collinsmay 13–august 28, 2011 Charitable Fund Jane N. P. Mallinson This exhibition was made possible by the Charles clare eddy thaw gallery the Netherlands engelhard gallery Haroldby writers, Augenbraum artists, and other celebratedSteven K. Copulsky Mr. and Mrs. John W. Geary III Kelly Mallon E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions and by a From the French Revolution of 1789 to Audreyfigures. Axinn The centerpiece of the exhibitionRobert M. CostaOver thirty old master drawingsSima Ghadamian by French, may 20–septemberMarble Fund, 4, 2011 Inc. generous gift from Liz and Rod Berens. reign of King Louis-Philippe and the This exhibition marked the first time the morgan stanley west gallery wasCaroline the seminaland James journal Bacon of Henry DavidJulia B. CurtisItalian, and Northern artistsMargaret of the Gilmore Howard Marks Second Empire in 1852, an incredible Morgan gathered its important Islamic Thoreau,Mr. Tracy L.whose Bahl dozens of marbled-Danielle M. Danaseventeenth through nineteenthLaura Gladstone centuries This exhibitionNancy explored Marks the evolution Xu Bing concentration of artistic talent brought its manuscripts dating from the late middle Candace Davies Thomas E. Goldenberg Brian Patrick Martin paper-coveredSheila Baird notebooks record his well- were featured in this exhibition, with a of fashionable clothing in Northern The Living Word collective skill to bear on one of the most ages to the nineteenth century together in Eliza Davison Lionel Goldfrank III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Matheson Callie Baker Europe—from the fashion revolution of july 15–october 2, 2011 examined life. Also included were diariesDavida Deutschparticular concentrationFlorence of works A. and by Anthony C. Gooch William B. Matteson turbulent times in French history. This a single exhibition. On view were such Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett II the early fourteenth century to the dawn gilbert court Jenniferby Tennessee Bayard Williams, John Steinbeck,Dianne DeWitteighteenth-century and Eugene A. FrenchRobert draftsmen. D. Graff Clare Elizabeth McKeon exhibition featured some of the greatest treasures as a thirteenth-century treatise of the Renaissance. Drawn from the FrancesCharlotte F. L. Brontë, Beatty and Sir Walter Scott.DeWitt Providing visitors with theMarco rare Grassiopportunity David and Vera McVey Chinese artist Xu Bing created a version works on paper of the period from Paris’s on animals and their uses that is regarded George Bemberg Carol and Herbertto see Diamond a highly personal Paulcollection, Graziano the and Arlene Morgan’sConn collections,The Merck over Partnership fifty illuminated for Giving of his celebrated work The Living Word Musée du Louvre. Included were eighty by some experts as one of the greatest of John and Gretchen Berggruen Tracey Dominick Monika and Peter Greenleafmedieval andGregory Renaissance Mesniaeff manuscripts This exhibition was sponsored by CastleRock exhibition included works by François specifically for the Morgan’s soaring glass- drawings by such noted artists as David, all Islamic manuscripts, single illuminated Richard A. Berman Charles E. Dorkey III Nicholas Gregoriou and early printedBeatrice books Berle were Meyerson featured. Management. Boucher, Jean-Baptiste Greuze, and Jean- enclosed Gilbert Court. The installation Prud’hon, Ingres, Géricault, Delacroix, pages, and Qur’ans. Rosamond Bernier Pat Doudna Jan M. Guifarro Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III Generous support was provided by Liz and Rod Francois Millet. This exhibition was generously underwritten by a was comprised of approximately 400 and Corot. This exhibition was supported in part by a Helen L. Bing Alexandra Drucker Duane Hampton Alison Minton Berens and by The William C. Bullitt Foundation. gift in memory of Melvin R. Seiden, and by a Susan and Thomas Dunn Jane Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moore carved and painted acrylic characters, The Morgan acknowledges the exceptional generous grant from The Hagop Kevorkian Fund Felicia H. Blum grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. Maurice Dwek Wright Harvey Drs. Donna and Henry Morgan rising from the Gilbert Court’s floor to collaboration of the Musée du Louvre, Paris, and by the Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Brucie Boalt Major support was provided by The Coby William James Earle Homer Hasbrouck Alicia Mountain its fifty-foot ceiling. and the support of the Musée d’Orsay, Paris. Fund for Exhibitions and Publications. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breck Foundation, Ltd., with additional assistance from Jodie and John Eastman The Herring Finn Foundation Albert P. Neilson Donald D. Brennan the van Buren family in memory of Dr. Anne H. The installation of The Living Word 3 was made The Eberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc. Luule N. Hewson Erik Nelson The Bridgewater Fund, Inc. van Buren, and from the Janine Luke and Melvin possible by a donation from Susanna and Livio Theodore Eckert Foundation Claudia Hilbert Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nitze Donald Bruhnke R. Seiden Fund for Exhibitions and Publications. Borghese and further underwritten by Clement Mrs. Katherine Brush E-J Electric Installation Co. Sandra Hindman Nathaniel and Lisanne Norman and Elizabeth Moore, Cynthia Hazen Polsky This exhibition was made possible by a major gift Kristy Bryce Esmie Eleftheriades Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hoch Maggie Norris and Leon B. Polsky, and The Ricciardi Family from Karen H. Bechtel. Steven Buffone Diana and Fred Elghanayan Dr. Elizabeth J. Hodge and Dr. Ned O’Gorman Exhibition Fund, in honor of Parker Gilbert and Generous support was provided by the Alex Gordon Vincent J. Buonanno Mr. and Mrs. Talton R. Embry Felicia Bonaparte Dorinda J. Oliver in appreciation of his many contributions to The Fund for Exhibitions, the Robert Lehman Foundation, Nancy A. Bush Mary Ellen Fahs Theodora W. Hooton George Ong Morgan Library & Museum. Generous support Inc., Karen B. Cohen, Wildenstein & Co., Inc., Shawn Byers Tom Fallon Christine Howard and William Palinurus Antiquarian Books was also provided by the American Friends of the the National Endowment for the Arts, and The Ralph A. Cann III William Lawrence Finklea J. Chu Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Palm Shanghai Museum, with additional assistance Grand Marnier Foundation, with additional William Carroll Special Royalties Mary I. Hull Mrs. Frank Papp from the DeBevoise Calello Family, Helen Little, assistance from Patrick and Elizabeth Gerschel. François Boucher (1703–1770), Reclining Nude with Millie C. Cassidy Joan L. Fisher IBM Corporate Matching Jennifer Parks and Xiling Group. The catalogue was generously underwritten by the J. P. Flaherty Grants Program Outstretched ArmEllen (detail), Peckham black, white and wetted red Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly chalk, with stumping, on buff paper, Joan Taub Ades Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation. Diana Reid Chazaud Anne Fredericks ING Collection. PhotographyElizabeth byPeek Schecter Lee, 2009.

618 the morgan library & museum report to donors 7 Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs

Robert Burns and “Auld Lang Syne” Dan Flavin The following exhibitions are ongoing: Museum Services Concerts Lectures, Dramatic december 9, 2011–february 5, 2012 Drawing Rare Books and Manuscripts Readings, Symposia, clare eddy thaw gallery february 17–july 1, 2012 r
The Morgan welcomed over 156,000 This year’s concerts in Gilder Lehrman east room and rotunda With manuscripts and letters of the great engelhard gallery and clare eddy visitors to 19 exhibitions. Hall featured internationally renowned and Panel Discussions thaw gallery Scottish poet Robert Burns (1759–1796), Highlights of the approximately one r
The website, www.themorgan.org, artists and ensembles, including: rare printed editions, and audio selections, This first retrospective of Flavin’s drawings hundred works on rotating display each received 2,773,870 visits. A variety of presentations complemented this highly focused exhibition explored the included over one hundred sheets repre- year in the McKim building’s East Room r
A total of 13,179 visitors attended concerts, r
St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble the Morgan’s exhibitions and fostered origins of a song that began as an old Scots senting every phase of his career: early included examples of some of the Morgan’s lectures, films, and family programs. r
Boston Early Music Festival public understanding of the collection. poem and air and evolved into a globally abstract expressionist watercolors of the finest literary and historical manuscripts, r
Docents gave 400 walk-in gallery tours of r
The George London Foundation for Singers shared expression of friendship and longing. 1950s, studies for light installations, por- medieval and Renaissance illuminated the Morgan campus and special r
Young Concert Artists Artistry of the Early Medieval World traits and landscape sketches, and pastels texts, music manuscripts, and printed exhibitions to over 3,312 visitors. r
International Contemporary Ensemble This exhibition was made possible by a generous Noel Adams, independent scholar gift in honor of Mr. Thomas Burns Reid and of sailboats from the 1980s. In addition, books and bindings. r
More than 73 works from the collection and So Percussion Mrs. Mary Theresa Reid. the exhibition featured nearly fifty works appeared in exhibitions at 30 museums r
New York Philharmonic: The Cunning pen world voices festival of Seals and Tablets and from Flavin’s personal collection of draw- and libraries worldwide. Little Vixen international literature Rembrandt’s World ings, including American landscapes by Migration-Era Art r
76 objects were lent to 28 exhibitions in r
Helicon Ensemble: Music from the Life Russia in Two Acts Dutch Drawings from the Clement C. Hudson River School artists, Japanese north room 18 cities worldwide. of Marcel Proust Garry Kasparov, journalist Moore Collection drawings, and works by Piet Mondrian, The North Room features the earliest r
The New York Chamber Soloists: Vladimir Sorokin, author january 20–april 29, 2012 Donald Judd, and Sol LeWitt. works in the Morgan’s collection, including Mozart Gems Fedor Swarovskiy, poet morgan stanley west gallery This exhibition was supported by the Ricciardi objects from the Ancient Near East, Egypt, r
Amir Vahab & Ensemble Jamey Gambrell, translator This exhibition featured over 90 drawings Family Exhibition Fund, the Dedalus Foundation, Greece, and Rome, as well as artifacts from r
Days of Auld Lang Syne: Euan Morton Christian Caryl, moderator by many of the preeminent artists of Inc., and Nancy Schwartz, with additional assistance the early medieval period. More than two Sings Songs of Scotland from The Aaron I. Fleischman Foundation. Holland’s Golden Age—among them hundred objects are on permanent view. r
Eastman School of Music with Robert Le Conversazioni: An Evening with Jonathan Rembrandt van Rijn and his followers The Joseph Rosen Foundation continues to provide Swenson and Russell Miller: Winterreise Franzen and Paul Schrader Ferdinand Bol and Gerbrand van den Major funding for the catalogue was provided by generous underwriting support for the Department Antonio Monda, moderator Eeckhout; Abraham Bloemaert; Aelbert Lannan Foundation. of Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets. Partial underwriting of the concert program was Cuyp; and Jan van Goyen—who were generously provided by Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Preparing for the 9/11 Anniversary: A Look at active primarily in their native land and In the Company of Animals A Century and a Half of Leon B. Polsky and the Cynthia Hazen Polsky and the Power of Journal Keeping who brought their extraordinary talents to Art, Literature, and Music at the Morgan Morgan Architecture Leon B. Polsky Fund for Concerts and Lectures. Mary Fetchet, Voices of September 11 Additional support was provided by The Theodore bear on such quintessentially Dutch march 2–may 20, 2012 gilder lehrman hall lobby Bill Keegan, New York Police Department morgan stanley east gallery H. Barth Foundation and by Miles Morgan. subjects as landscapes, marine views, Drawings, models, and photographs from Maureen McNeil, Anne Frank Center, USA pastoral and genre scenes, nature studies, This exhibition examined the ways in the 1850s to the present chronicle the Concerts were also generously supported by Christine Nelson, curator and portraiture. which the artists, writers, and composers Morgan’s remarkable architectural evolution the children of Louise Stillman Lehrman. This exhibition was made possible in part by the represented in the Morgan’s collections from private library to national treasure. A Conversation with Jim Dine and Ruth Fine Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions. have used animals to think and create. Jim Dine, artist The catalogue was underwritten by The Andrew Included in the exhibition were works by Ruth Fine, National Gallery of Art, W. Mellon Fund for Research and Publications. John James Audubon, William Blake, The programs of The Morgan Library & Washington, D.C. Public programs were generously supported by Eugène Delacroix, Albrecht Dürer, T. S. The Netherland-America Foundation, Inc. Museum are made possible with public funds Eliot, Jackson Pollock, Rembrandt, and from the New York City Department of From the Set to the Runway Virginia Woolf, among many others. Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Deborah Nadoolman Landis, University This exhibition was supported by a generous gift Council, and by the New York State Council of California at Los Angeles from Tina Santi Flaherty, in honor of her faithful on the Arts with the support of Governor Valerie Steele, The Museum at the companions Jackie, a white Labrador retriever, Fashion Institute of Technology Andrew Cuomo and the New York and Scarlett, a King Charles spaniel. Anna Sui, fashion designer Additional assistance was provided by the Janine State Legislature. Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Fund for Exhibitions and Publications, and by Jeannette and Jonathan P. Rosen. Performance in Gilder Lehrman Hall. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2012.

8 the morgan library & museum report to donors 9 Drawing in the Age of Revolutions: School Programs Club, Partnership with Children, ACE Family Programs Morgan’s role in establishing libraries Conservation New Perspectives Mentor Program, and Publicolor. Out-of- in France after World War II, and the Louis-Antoine Prat, Musée du Louvre Exploring with the Morgan served 5,012 K-12 school-time programs served 556 children Children and their parents participated in practice of magic in medieval Europe. The Thaw Conservation Center continued Thomas Crow, New York University students, the majority from underserved from underserved city neighborhoods. programs that promoted art appreciation, There were over 7,500 inquiries via email its mission to preserve, investigate, and Stéphane Gerson, New York University communities in Manhattan, Queens, and sharpened observation and analytical and telephone. present the collections of six curatorial Patricia Mainardi, City University of Brooklyn. Seven enrichment programs, The following professional development skills, exercised creativity, and provided departments. Six exhibits of in-house col- New York presented in the Horace W. Goldsmith workshops and informational avenues for personal expression in the arts Drawing Institute lections required heavy involvement of Esther Bell, The Morgan Library Foundation Education Center and in class- demonstrations held at the Morgan and within a supportive family environment: the conservators, as did three rotations of & Museum offsite served 309 teachers, principals, and rooms around the city, offered students This year the Morgan proudly launched treasures displayed in Mr. Morgan’s Library. Alison Hokanson, Metropolitan Museum educators in the city: rare opportunities to incorporate primary r
Tonight, Tonight: Romeo and Juliet Meet the Drawing Institute, a scholarly endeav- Works in exhibits showcasing private col- of Art June 4, 2011: Teachers Tour (NYCDoE) resources from the Morgan’s collection on the West Side or endowed by celebrated collector and lections were examined and treated to June 24, 2011: Teachers Tours (American into their study of local and world history, r
The Morgan’s Spring Family Fair Life Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, to support ensure optimal presentation. In-depth Beckett: A Conversation with Paul Auster Institute for History Education) art, social studies, and some scientific r
Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day research in the drawings field through research was carried out on works in Illu- and Barry McGovern July 13, 2011: Teachers Tours (Teachers disciplines: r
Qalam for Kids: Penning the Arabic Script fellowships, seminars, symposia, and lec- minating Fashion and on drawings by Dine Paul Auster, author College) r
When Ghosts Pop Up the Pages: A 3D tures. The inaugural class of fellows com- and Ingres. Public outreach was bolstered Barry McGovern, actor October 15, 2011: Teachers Workshop r
Colors of the World: Illuminated Manuscripts Christmas Carol prised five scholars investigating a broad by four informative and interactive post- (NYCDoE) in the Age of Exploration r
Winter Family Day Celebration range of topics including Rome’s Canale di ings on the Morgan’s website highlighting “Endless Fertility”: The Comic Art of October 22, 2011: ArtWorks 2011 organized r
Writing Matters: Writing Tools in Ancient r
Eastern Rhymes and Rhythms: Ponte Seen through Drawings; Art, Diplo- technical aspects of drawings by Dine and Charles Dickens by UFT/NYCATA (United Federation World Communities A Family Concert macy, and Intercultural Encounters in France Ingres, new imaging technology as applied Michael Slater, author of Teachers/New York City Art r
Off the Wall Math: Geometry and r
Glow Play: Sculpting with Light from Louis XIV to the Revolution; and The to a drawing by Bloemaert, and a popular Teachers Association): Teachers Architecture at the Morgan Influence of Medieval Illumination on Modern video of the “de-silking” of Dickens’s Reading the Qur’an Workshop r
Door to Door: Building the Morgan for a Family programs were generously underwritten by Art. Fellows shared their research through Christmas Carol. Ziauddin Sardar, author November 8, 2011: Teachers Workshop / Changing Community Great Circle Foundation Inc. lectures and lunchtime conversations, and Intro to The Power of the Word exhibition r
Reading a Building: Mr. Morgan and participated in a roundtable devoted to Edith Wharton: Old and New New York November 18, 2011: Teachers Tours Fellowships/Internships His Library Friendship and Drawing. Thaw Senior Fel- Hildegard Hoeller, City University of (Leadership Leaning Lab) Films r
Mythical Creatures low Rick Scorza led a rewarding graduate New York November 19, 2011: Teachers Tours (East Joseph F. McCrindle Internships in r
Exhibition Tours were offered in conjunc- The Morgan screened documentary and student seminar on Borghini, Vasari, and Williston Public Schools) Drawings and Prints tion with the following exhibitions: The feature films related to several exhibitions: Disegno: Experiencing and Understanding Rembrandt and the Crying Boy: March 3, 2012: Museum/Teacher Made possible by a generous grant from the Joseph Diary: Three Centuries of Private Lives; Drawings through Sixteenth-Century Eyes. F. McCrindle Foundation A Question of Method Exchange organized by NAEA Charles Dickens at 200; David, Delacroix, and r
Opera in Cinema Series Martin Royalton-Kisch, (National Arts Education Association): Revolutionary France: Drawings from the r
Becket (1964, Peter Glenville) Moore Curatorial Fellowship in Drawings independent scholar Program demonstration Research and Cataloging Louvre; and In the Company of Animals: Art r
Jim Dine (1970, Michael Blackwood) and Prints Literature, and Music at the Morgan. r
The Leopard (1963, Luchino Visconti) Made possible by a generous grant from Animalish The Morgan Book Project developed by In 2007, the Leon Levy Foundation awarded r
Great Expectations (1946, David Lean) The Indian Point Foundation Susan Orlean, author Morgan education staff in collaboration a multi-year grant to the Morgan to enhance In an effort to address the emphasis placed r
Rumi: Poet of the Heart (1998, Haydn Reiss) with the New York City Department of access to collections in the Department of on mathematics in the school curriculum, r
The Signalman (1976, Lawrence Gordon Rudin CUNY Undergraduate Internships Education (NYCDoE) was offered for the Literary and Historical Manuscripts. Last the Education Department developed Off Clark) Made possible by a generous grant from the May third time. It served 24 teachers and 300 year, project staff created or upgraded over and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. the Wall Math: Architecture and Geometry at r
Rembrandt (1936, Alexander Korda) the Morgan. The program was launched in schoolchildren from 11 NYC public 6,000 records for letters, journals, manu- the spring of 2011. Throughout fiscal year schools, and 1 New Jersey public school. scripts, and other related items in the online Sherman Fairchild Post-Graduate 2012 it was taught to 37 classes. Scholarly Services collection catalog. Highlights include over Fellowship in Conservation Support for the Morgan’s school programs was 1,000 items related to John Ruskin; the Made possible by a generous grant from the generously provided by the William Randolph There were 1,322 reader visits to the most important group of Sir Walter Scott Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. The outreach efforts of the school program Hearst Fund for Educational Programs and the Reading Room in fiscal 2012. Readers manuscripts held outside of Scotland; and were extended through out-of-school-time Stavros S. Niarchos Fund for Education and studied rare material from every the diaries of John Steinbeck. Themis Brown Internship in the Sherman programs offered in collaboration with Technology Programs, and by grants from the curatorial department. Projects included Fairchild Reading Room The New York City Department of Parks May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Great Made possible by a generous grant from the biographies of John Philip Sousa and the Third grade students from PS 261 Queens, NY. and Recreation, Lower Eastside Girls Circle Foundation Inc., MetLife Foundation, and Themis Anastaisia Brown Fund Photography by Laura McGowan. The Armand G. Erpf Fund. young Isaac Newton, Anne Tracey

10 the morgan library & museum report to donors 11 Gifts to the Collection

Gifts valued at $1,000 or more April 1, 2011–March 31, 2012

Drawings and Prints Printed Books Literary and Historical Music Manuscripts

Gift of Whitney B. Armstrong and Bindings Manuscripts and Books Carroll Dunham (b. 1949), Untitled, 1988 Gift of Meredith Palmer Markus Lüpertz, Gift of Harvey Buchanan in memory of Ruth Gift of Russell Oberlin from the estate of Gift of Mickey Cartin Martin Wilner (b. 1959), Steelpoints and Poems, San Francisco: Limestone Draper and Penelope Draper Buchanan E. H. Louise Talma Adelina Patti letters (10), Mme three sketchbooks: Journal of Evidence Weekly: Press, 1989 Shepard, autograph letter signed, dated Garrigue-Montecchi correspondence (9), and 11–28–00 thru 12–10–00, 2000; Journal of Evidence Guildford, January 30, 1949, to Ruth Draper; ancillary items (9) Weekly: Dated 6/26/02–7/9/02, 2002; and Journal of Gift of Rick A. Gekoski Zadie Smith, On with a drawing illustrating some of the Evidence Weekly: 8/8/06 to 9/28/06, Vol. #129, 2006 Beauty, London: Hamish Hamilton, 2005; and characters in Winnie-the-Pooh and The Wind in eight 2005 Man Booker Prize titles by Julian the Willows Medieval and Renaissance Gift of David and Pam Chenkin William Barnes, Sebastian Barry, J. M. Coetzee, Kazuo Anthony (b. 1934), three drawings: Drawing for Ishiguro, Ali Smith, Harry Thompson, and Gift of Janine Luke in honor of William M. Manuscripts the Endpapers of Bill Anthony’s Greatest Hits, Tash Aw Griswold and in memory of Melvin R. Gift of an anonymous donor in honor of 1987; Landing, 1999; and Laocoon, 2011 Seiden The Melvin R. Seiden Collection of Gift of Judith Goldman in honor of Susanna approximately 1,454 items, primarily drawings Don Anderson Christ Nailed to the Cross, full-page miniature on a leaf from a Book Gift of Jean Crutchfield and Robert Hobbs Borghese Xu Bing, The Post Testament, for cartoons and covers for The New Yorker, and of Hours, Belgium, Ghent, ca. 1470–75, Anne Chu (b. 1959), Guardian Figure, 1999 Connoting Today’s Standard Version, Madison, other items, including five drawings by Al Wisconsin: Publication Center for Culturally Hirschfeld. The collection comprises illuminated by the Vienna Master of Mary of Burgundy or a close follower Gift of Regina and Lawrence Dubin, M.D. Handicapped Inc., 1993 approximately 1,275 drawings, 63 photographs, Gerson Leiber (b. 1921), two drawings: Self- 76 books, 33 prints, 3 paintings, several letters, Georges Seurat (1859-1891), Le Cheval Noir, 1882, black chalk on paper. Gift of Eugene V. Thaw. Photography by Gift of Dr. William F. Hueg and Hella Mears and ephemera and associated material. Portrait in Baseball Cap, 2007; and Slattern Graham S. Haber, 2011. Village, 2008; George Nama (b. 1939), Untitled, Hueg The Saint John’s Bible, Apostles Edition, 2005; Henry Pearson (1914–2006), three Collegeville, Minnesota: Hill Museum & Gift of Daniel Meyerson in memory of Manuscript Library, 2007–2009, 4 vols. Melvin R. Seiden Peter Arno (1904–1968), drawings: Abstraction, 1957; Early Geometric, Gift of the artist Jacqueline Gourevitch Bequest of David E. Rust Lattanzio Gambara (Pentateuch, Wisdom Books, Psalms, Prophets) Ready to Run, cover drawing for The New Yorker, 1958; and Sketchbook, 1957; and Saul Steinberg (b. 1933), three drawings: Harbor with Ellis Island (1530–1574), Study of a Man Seen from Behind August 2, 1952 (1914–1999), Between Parentheses, 1963-66 (from #7), 2007; Clouds, 4.24.2009 #1, 2009; and Climbing onto a Cloud Gift of Melanie Kehayan Thomas in memory Clouds, 4.24.2009 #2, 2009 of Aghavne Kehayan and Yervantouhie Gift of Walter Feilchenfeldt in honor of Bequest of Charles Ryskamp Henrich Buntzen Peshtalmagian Kehayan Ghukas Inchichean, Eugene and Clare Thaw Max Ernst (1891– Gift of the artist and Lysiane Luong (1803–1892), Study of Shadows on a Cottage Wall; Aghoˉ t‘agirk‘ nor ashkharhabar. Venice: St. 1976), Le Start du Châtaigner, 1925 Grooms Red Grooms (b. 1937), Untitled David Levine (1926–2009), Portrait of William ․ Lazarus, 1849 (Portrait of Georges Braque?), ca. 1970s Cowper; Emile Preyer (1848–1930), Study of Plums, Gift of James and Katherine Goodman Roy ca. 1880; Wilhelm Schneider (1821–1900), Portrait of Gift of Justin G. Schiller in honor of Anna Lou Lichtenstein (1923–1997), Study for No Thank Gift of the Keith Haring Foundation Herr Lanzendorf, 1842; Adolf von Menzel (1815– Ashby Nathaniel Crouch, Female Excellency, or You!, 1964 Keith Haring (1958–1990), Untitled, 1980 1905), Man with a Toothache; Moritz von Schwind The Ladies Glory. Illustrated in the Worthy Lives (1804–1871), Hunter with Dog; Dutch School, Study and Memorable Actions of Nine Famous Women, Gift of Howard Karshan Marlene Dumas of a Shed; and American school, nineteenth London: Printed for Nath. Crouch, 1688 (b. 1953), Stream, 1999 century, Northwest Landscape with Tepees Gift of Justin G. Schiller Edward Lear, The Owl Gift of Roberta J. M. Olson and Alexander Gift from the Savas private collection, and the Pussy Cat and Other Nonsense Songs, B.V. Johnson Carlo Labruzzi (1748–1817), courtesy of Georgianna Stamatelos Savas Illustrated by Lord Ralph Kerr, London: Cundall Remains of the Ancient Walls of Lavinia in accordance with the artist’s wishes and Co., 1872 Theodoros Stamos (1922–1997), two drawings: Gift of Lowell Libson in memory of Charles The Beast’s Fight, 1945; and Untitled (Bird), 1949 Ryskamp Cornelius Varley (1781–1873), right: Geneviève Receiving King Mark’s Letter, by the A Capriccio for the Sketching Society Gift of The Saul Steinberg Foundation Master of the Vienna Mamerot. Romance of Tristan; Saul Steinberg (1914–1999), Cassino, 1945 France, Bourges?, dated 1468. The Pierpont Morgan Gift of David Nolan John Chamberlain Library, MS M.41, f. 24v (detail). Photo by Graham S. (1927–2011), Untitled, 1982 Gift of Eugene V. Thaw Georges Seurat Haber, 2011. (1859–1891), Le Cheval Noir, 1882 opposite: Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725–1805), Head of a Sorrowful Woman, black and wetted red chalk, with Gift of Michael and Juliet Rubenstein stumping and gray wash. Promised gift of Joan Taub Oscar Bluemner (1867–1938), two drawings: Ades in honor of Charles E. Pierce, Jr. for his twenty Bloomfield, December 26, 1918; and Oaks Pond, years of service as Director of The Morgan Library & Bloomfield, April 2, 1919 Museum. Photography by Anthony Troncale, 2009.

12 the morgan library & museum report to donors 13 Statement of Financial Position Donors

March 31, 2012, with comparative totals for 2011

assets 2012 2011 e are immensely grateful to our donors, who help make it possible to build, preserve, and interpret one of the world’s great collections. The following Cash and cash equivalents $10,536,090 $17,657,093 gifts, grants, pledges, and matching gifts of $500 or more during fiscal year 2012 Dividends and interest receivable 167,313 173,742 W (April 1, 2011 through March 31, 2012) supported general operations, exhibitions, concerts Grants and contributions receivable 6,943,218 3,111,408 and lectures, education and scholarship, special projects, acquisitions, and endowment. Inventory 216,815 235,972 Broker receivable 2,418,459 1,061,289 Other assets 915,630 813,492 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 120,114,487 124,118,693 Investments 156,030,348 157,088,991 $1,000,000 or more $25,000–$49,999 New York State Council on the Arts The Honorable Anne Charina Endowment Fund The Achelis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Palitz Cox Chambers Financing costs, net of amortization 592,966 620,123 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Acquavella Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Lyn Chase Collections and books – – Thaw Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Amy and Joe Perella Charitable The M.L. Chen Charitable Trust Combs Family Fund of the total assets The Blackstone Group Fund $297,935,326 $304,880,803 $250,000–$999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rayner Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund William Randolph Hearst Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buice III Thomas J. Reid Dedalus Foundation, Inc. Foundation William C. Bullitt Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Ricciardi Deeds Foundation Inc. liabilities and net assets Leon Levy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton The Gladys Krieble Delmas Sunny Crawford von Bülow E. Rhodes and Leona B. Robinson, Jr. Foundation The Armand G. Erpf Fund liabilities Fund 1978 Carpenter Foundation Joseph Rosen Foundation Centerbridge Partners, L.P. The Abner Rosen Foundation Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,644,913 $1,705,542 $100,000–$249,999 The Chisholm Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Broker payable 4,815,287 3,885,696 Karen H. Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Cohen Foundation, Inc. Frelinghuysen Long-term debt 15,000,000 20,000,000 Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Karen B. Cohen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Gagosian Gallery Davis Polk & Wardwell Nancy Schwartz The Goldman Sachs Fund Accrued postretirement health benefits 1,448,836 1,277,383 $50,000–$99,999 Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick Goldman, Sachs & Co. Total Liabilities 22,909,036 26,868,621 Anne Hendricks Bass Foundation Mrs. Charles H. Dyson Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Steel The Grand Marnier Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradford Evans TD Bank Agnes Gund ERVIKA Foundation, Inc. Clementina Santi Flaherty United States Steel Corporation Rose and Lawrence Hughes net assets You may request copies of The Florence Gould Foundation Roland and Mary Ann Folter Kurt F. Viermetz Caroline Howard Hyman Unrestricted the three most recent annual The Marc Haas Foundation Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker The Indian Point Foundation Investment in property and equipment 105,114,487 104,118,693 information returns by contacting The Hazen Polsky Foundation, Inc. Jacobson LLP The Rosalind P. Walter Foundation Ingalls & Snyder LLC Jones Day Board-designated 15,981,581 16,521,458 The Morgan Library & Museum Estate of Lore Heinemann Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert Westbrook Partners or the New York State Department Lannan Foundation Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Wildenstein & Co. Inc. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Other 4,273,962 10,817,699 of Law Charities Bureau, Richard and Ronay Menschel Great Circle Foundation Inc. Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Kasper 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. The Ambrose Monell Foundation The Heineman Foundation Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Total unrestricted 125,370,030 131,457,850 Morgan Stanley Drue Heinz Trust Roy J. Zuckerberg The Arthur Loeb Foundation Temporarily restricted 51,769,667 56,528,495 The Morgan Library & Museum New York City Department of Highgrove Capital Ltd. Anonymous, in memory of Robert B. Loper Permanently restricted 97,886,593 90,025,837 is a nonprofit organization Cultural Affairs The Hill Family Foundation Melvin R. Seiden Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation exempt from income tax under Cosima Pavoncelli Fund of the Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton Maine Community Foundation Total Net Assets 275,026,290 278,012,182 Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Johansson Family Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Janet Mavec and E. Wayne Revenue Code. Stiftung Ratjen Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen American Friends of the Nordberg total liabilities and net assets $297,935,326 $304,880,803 Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg Foundation Shanghai Museum Diana L. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. James A. Runde The Hagop Kevorkian Fund Whitney B. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Anonymous J. W. Kieckhefer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Miles Morgan and Richard de The Krimendahl/Saint-Amand Gillian Attfield Combray Foundation Jean-Luc Baroni The Morris Foundation Inc. Hunter Lewis and Elizabeth Lewis W. Bernard North Shore-Long Island Jewish Sidamon-Eristoff Antonio Bonchristiano Health System Foundation above: Mosque Qur’an, Shiraz, 1580. R. David Parsons MS M.532 (I), fol. 2r. Purchased by Lowell Libson Ltd. Rebecca Randolph Brauer Pierpont Morgan, before 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan T. Kimball Brooker Foundation Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2011. John A. Morgan Avna Cassinelli Louisa Stude Sarofim

14 the morgan library & museum report to donors 15 Virginia M. Schirrmeister Hester Diamond Achim Moeller Barbara Brizdle and Lawrence Geneve Corporation Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Professor Mervin R. Dilts The Netherland-America J. Schoenberg Charitable Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation Christopher Scholz and Inés Elskop Marianne Elrick-Manley Foundation, Inc. Foundation of Gulf Coast David Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Etienne Aigner The Pace Gallery Community Foundation Paul Arthur Gismondi Mr. and Mrs. James M. Vaughn, Jr. Frazza Family Foundation, Inc. Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Constantine Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alain Goldrach Verdura Robert L. Freedman Leon B. Polsky Jeffrey and Lisa Bruno Gourary Fund, Inc. The Paula Vial Fund of the Jewish The Frelinghuysen Foundation Random House, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Franz Burda Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Communal Fund Stephen A. Geiger Ambassador and Mrs. Felix G. Mrs. James E. Burke Greater Alliance Foundation, Inc. Paul F. Walter Patrick A. Gerschel Foundation, Inc. Rohatyn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Richard Gray Gallery L.P. Mrs. August H. Schilling CAF American Donor Fund, The Grodzins Fund Whittemore Mrs. Henry Grunwald Charles N.W. Schlangen at the suggestion of David Mrs. James B. Gubelmann Anonymous Frank and Denie Weil through Elizabeth and Stanley D. Scott Leventhal Mr. and Mrs. John Guth the Hickrill Foundation, Inc. Foundation Inc. Giosetta Capriati Alden N. Haffner $5,000–$9,999 Howat Family Foundation Marilyn M. Simpson Charitable Champion Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hecht Joan Taub Ades and Alan M. Ades Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Trusts Mrs. Robert Horne Charles John B. Herrington III Hushang and Shahla Ansary Fund of the Princeton Area Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Smith Christie’s Mrs. Ludmila S. Hess Anne M. August Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sovern Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Clark Jonathan A. Hill The Theodore H. Barth Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Spencer Stuart Hope Fay Cobb Elizabeth R. Hilpman and Foundation F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Robert K. Steel Family Foundation Jacques & Emy Cohenca Byron Tucker Bessemer Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Klein Beatrice Stern Foundation, Inc. Diana Hoadley and Conrad Bailey Bloomberg Andrew Klemmer Stewart & Stevenson, LLC Michael G. Conroy Frederic K. Howard Elizabeth A. R. and Ralph S. Link Family Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. T. Christian Stracke Catherine Corman Dolores Hunt-Ozdemir Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Lipman The Hilla von Rebay Foundation Alexander C. Cortesi and The Jaffe Family Foundation Charles C. Butt Helen Little Arete Warren Wendy Mackenzie Janklow Foundation W. P. Carey & Co. The Caroline M. Lowndes Jane P. Watkins Robert and Joan Cremin D. T. Ignacio Jayanti G. Scott Clemons Foundation Wheelock Whitney III Mary Sharp Cronson Laura Jereski Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation Maya and Edward P. Manley Mr. and Mrs. William James Wyer Culture Ireland Alexander B.V. Johnson and Aelbert Cuyp (1620–1691), Windmill by a River, with a Jetty in the Foreground, ca. 1640, black chalk, gray and yellow washes, Corning Incorporated Foundation John A. Manley Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Zukerman The Dalton School Roberta J.M. Olson over graphite. Clement C. Moore Collection. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2011. Credit Suisse Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation D. Ronald Daniel and Lise Scott Mrs. Allan H. Kalmus Mrs. Martin S. Davis MetLife Foundation $1,000–$4,999 Flobelle Burden Davis The Kandell Fund Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. de Vegh Henrietta N. Meyer Fund of the George S. Abrams, Esq. Paul B. Day, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. McCrie Diane Roth The Elbridge and Evelyn Stuart Jane DeBevoise Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Bruce Dayton Jane and Gerald Katcher Philip Mindlin Elizabeth E. Roth Foundation Kenneth R. Adamo Elizabeth de Cuevas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ketchum Patricia Pistner Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Veronica and Michael Stubbs Mrs. Frederick B. Adams, Jr. Barbara Knowles Debs and J. Kleinberg Gift Fund of the Rebekah Mercer and Sylvain Rubenstein Melinda and Paul Sullivan Lucy Adams Richard A. Debs Schwab Charitable Fund Mirochnikoff Alan E. Salz Bernadette Symanski Ethel & Philip Adelman John W. Deming and Bertie Andrea Klepetar-Fallek Payne Middleton Jeannette Watson Sanger Patricia P. Tang Charitable Foundation Murphy Deming Foundation Werner H. Kramarsky Christopher and Helen Moore Princess Maria-Christina A. Alfred Taubman Allen Adler Laura White Dillon Thomas F. Kranz Peter A. Morgan Sayn-Wittgenstein Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell T. Peter Kraus Charlotte Moss The Schiff Foundation Spencer Throckmorton and Mr. and Mrs. Neale Albert Grace, Countess of Dudley Samuel H. Kress Foundation Otto Naumann Henri Schiller Kraige Block Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. S. Allen Rachel Dubroff David Lachenmann Jill Newhouse Jessie Schilling TIAA-CREF Alouette Fund of the New York W. Leslie Duffy James and Helen Lally Mrs. Greenway O’Dea Caroline F. Schimmel Polly and John M. Timken, Jr. Community Trust Mary Ellen G. Dundon and Bill Lambert David Orentreich Mary C. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Tober Mr. and Mrs. Brian Alprin Maureen Hanifan Sam and Casey Lambert Parnassus Foundation Thomas Schumacher and John A. Torson Mr. and Mrs. O. Kelley Anderson Sandra and Henry Elstein Stephanie and Joseph LaNasa Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paul Matthew White Kevin Travis Charlotte P. Armstrong Mica Ertegün Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lane Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paul Dr. Uri Shabto and Dr. Beth Dr. and Mrs. Constantine T. Arnhold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Marie Eveillard The Bernard and Muriel Peek Family Foundation Scharfman Shabto Tsitsera Ronald R. Atkins Haliburton Fales, 2d Lauren Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jean R. Perrette Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Sherrill Mrs. Linda and Dr. Carlos Sidney Babcock Walter Feilchenfeldt Daniel J. Leab Ivan E. Phillips The Sherrill Foundation Urmacher Mr. and Mrs. Randall Barbato The Finkelstein Foundation Mrs. John M. Lewis Barbara and Charles Pierce Fund Abraham Shiff Cor and Leigh van den Heuvel Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Becker Stella Fischbach Mrs. John K. Libby Pine Tree Foundation of New York The Susan Stein Shiva Foundation Elizabeth von Habsburg Katrin Bellinger and Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Flamm Dorothy Lichtenstein Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Mallory and Diana Walker Martin Graessle Barbara G. Fleischman Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon E. Prentice Sharon Dunlap Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Laura S. Bennett Martha J. Fleischman Daniel and Lucia Woods Lindley Paul R. Provost Suzette de Marigny Smith Douglas A. Warner III Mr. William H. Helfand The Ford Family Foundation Jon A. Lindseth Jane Randall SMSP Fund of the Jewish Watermark Foundation Mrs. Edgar R. Berner Jed Freedlander Dave and Rebecca Livermore Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Communal Fund Ward Welch Denise A. Bibro and Stuart Elvidge Hugh J. Freund Dr. and Mrs. Norman Livermore Michael T. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon Guy Wildenstein The Birkelund Fund Sylvia Howard Fuhrman Samuel M. Livermore David Alan Richards Estate of Frank H. Sommer III Mr. Richard K. Willard Eric Blair-Joannou Stephen Paul Fulgham John Nichols Loeb, M.D. David Rockefeller Sotheby’s Bunny Williams and John Rosselli William K. Block Richard T. Garner The Low Foundation, Inc. Betsy and Ted Rogers Henry B. Spencer Joan and James J. Wilson Cynthia Boardman Milton McC. Gatch Mr. and Mrs. John D. Macomber William Rondina and Giovanni Mrs. Frederick Stafford Andrea Woodner C. G. Boerner, LLC Bonnie and Peter Gatof Lee van Alen Manigault Lo Faro The Fred Stein Family Foundation Dian Woodner Xu Bing: The Living Word 3 installation. © Xu Bing. Photography by Graham The Gelfand Family Audrey Mina Manley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rose Alan N. Stone A. Woodner Fund S. Haber, 2011. Foundation, Inc. Barbie and Tony Mayer Susan & Elihu Rose Foundation Mrs. Frank S. Streeter Zachs-Adams Family Fund Anonymous (3) 16 the morgan library & museum report to donors 17 Philip Isles Judith Caplan and J. Brian Peters Katherine Wade Juan Carlos Moreno John Bidwell Laurie B. Jacobs Ms. Susan Y. Young and Mr. Geoffrey and Carla Walworth Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Rupertus C. G. Boerner, LLC Beverly Schreiber Jacoby William S. Phelan, Jr. Philip W. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Cameron H. Karl D. Buchberg Robert and Ardis James Rolly J. Phillips Samuel Wathen Sanders, Jr. Inge Dupont Barbara G. Lifton, Esq. Scott Pierpont Kathleen Whelen Mallory and Diana Walker Lucy Eldridge Andrew and Joan Jessiman Douglas Polak Derry Wilkens Agnes B. Sherman Margaret Holben Ellis Lisa D. Johnson and Williams Cosby Clare P. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson Judy and Henry Smith Sandra and Henry Elstein Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Martha J. Radford and Louis G. William Wyer Rare Books Stewart & Stevenson, LLC Martha Fitzpatrick Laurence Jurdem Graff Lauren J. Willig Mary M. Thacher Maria Fredericks Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Ambassador and Mrs. Philip T. Ms. Laura Winters and Gourary Fund, Inc. Herbert Kayden, M.D. Reeker Mr. François Carrel-Billiard In memory of Charles Ryskamp Loretta Greaney Belinda and Stephen Kaye William S. Reese Geraldine Wu Mr. and Mrs. James M. Vaughn, Jr. Timothy J. Herstein Dee Ann Keip Carol K. Kahn and Robert L. Renck Charles Yablon Susan Anne Mathisen Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Khambatta Dr. and Mrs. Richard Richter Michelle Yi In memory of Melvin R. Seiden Sylvie Merian Andrew Klaber Sascha Rockefeller George W. Young Mr. and Mrs. Brian Alprin Louise G. Miller Phyllis L. Kossoff Ellen M. Rose The Donald and Barbara Zucker Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Robert Parks Eric Krasnoff Phyllis Rose and Laurent de Foundation, Inc. Lionel Goldfrank III Emelyn W. Patterson Mildred C. Kuner Brunhoff Anonymous (2) Thomas Kren Charles and Barbara Pierce, Jr. Lee Laimbeer Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Fund, Inc. Mrs. John K. Libby Brian Regan Richard and Seyla Lan Elsa and Marvin Ross-Greifinger Anonymous Elizabeth Rosen and Jon and Barbara Landau William M. Roth Tribute and Sara Ann Rosen Campbell Langdon Carol Z. Rothkopf Memorial Gifts In honor of Anna Lou Ashby Joan H. Rosenbaum Joseph William Laraia and Mrs. Henry H. Rousseau Alouette Fund of the New York Nadine Slowik Claude Debussy (1862–1918), La Boîte à Joujoux: Ballet pour Enfants, illustrations by André Hellé, Paris: Durand, ca. 1913, Mary Motyl Alfred and Ann Ruesch In memory of Themis Anastasia Community Trust Reba Snyder The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, James Fuld Music Collection. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2011. Mary Laren Kathleen Runde Brown Abraham Shiff Kristina Stillman Jane Lattes-Swislocki Mary Elizabeth Rupich Jennifer Boondas Kathleen Stuart Miles Cary Leahey and Thomas A. and Georgina Russo Constantine Brown In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Livio Marie Trope-Podell Patricia Mosser Michael and Fran Sacks Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cover Borghese Frank Trujillo $500–$999 Jessica Coggins Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland James and Karen Lehrburger Robert and Lynda Safron Mr. and Mrs. Donato Lamonaca Douglas B. Lee Lindsey Tyne Pamela M. Abernathy Elizabeth Ann Coleman Daisy Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Will Leland Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Anders Laren William Voelkle Acquavella Galleries, Inc. Jacob Spencer Coley Jonathan Galassi Memrie M. Lewis Mark Samuels Lasner Mary Laren In honor of Inge Dupont Denise Stockman Wallace Ninve Adams Colgate-Palmolive Company The Garrison Family Mr. and Mrs. Troland S. Link Astrid Sanai Sandra Kopperman Roger Wieck Arts & Letters Foundation Edward Collins Charitable Fund Jane N. P. Mallinson Lucy Freeman Sandler In memory of Henry W. Grady McKenna Lebens Deborah Winard Harold Augenbraum Steven K. Copulsky Mr. and Mrs. John W. Geary III Kelly Mallon Gloria Saplicki The Bernard and Muriel Lauren Sylvie Merian Peter Wojcik Audrey Axinn Robert M. Costa Sima Ghadamian Marble Fund, Inc. Madeleine L. Saraceni Foundation Vanessa Pintado Linda Wolk-Simon Caroline and James Bacon Julia B. Curtis Margaret Gilmore Howard Marks Jonathan M. Satovsky Patricia Reyes Mr. Tracy L. Bahl Danielle M. 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Moore Cantwell Stephen Paul Fulgham Gilbert Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Brucie Boalt Maurice Dwek Wright Harvey Drs. Donna and Henry Morgan Thomas Stegeman Kathleen A. H. Graff Douglas B. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breck William James Earle Homer Hasbrouck Alicia Mountain Randall Ian Stempler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding Louisa Stude Sarofim Donald D. Brennan Jodie and John Eastman The Herring Finn Foundation Albert P. Neilson Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson Frank and Denie Weil through In honor of Bernard Kramarsky Christopher Scholz and Inés Elskop The Bridgewater Fund, Inc. The Eberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc. Luule N. Hewson Erik Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stern the Hickrill Foundation, Inc. Ruth Burger Sunny Crawford von Bülow Donald Bruhnke Theodore Eckert Foundation Claudia Hilbert Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nitze Stevens Bandes Graphics Jayne and Micki Hidayatallah Fund 1978 Mrs. Katherine Brush E-J Electric Installation Co. 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ou can become a part of the Morgan’s legacy by including The Morgan Library & Museum in your estate plans. Giving opportunities include outright bequests of Y cash, securities, and assets from a retirement plan. The Morgan recommends that you discuss your estate plans with your own legal and financial advisors. Please notify the Development office of your planned bequest. Members of the Morgan staff will be happy to work with you and your advisors in strictest confidence to ensure your gift meets your goals and matches the Morgan’s greatest needs. For further information, please call or write to: Susan Eddy Director of Institutional Advancement The Morgan Library & Museum 225 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016-3405 Ibrahim Adham of Balkh Served by Angels, leaf from the Read Mughal Album, Mughal, probably Oudh, third quarter of the 18th century, attributed to Mir Kalan Khan, (212) 590-0329 MS M.458.32r. Purchased by Pierpont Morgan, 1911. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2011. [email protected]

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