Report to Donors 2019

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 24 Donors 25 Mission

he mission of the Morgan Library & Museum is to preserve, build, study, present, and interpret a collection T of extraordinary quality in order to stimulate enjoyment, excite the imagination, advance learning, and nurture creativity.

A global institution focused on the European and American traditions, the Morgan houses one of the world’s foremost collections of manuscripts, rare books, music, drawings, and ancient and other works of art. These holdings, which represent the legacy of Pierpont Morgan and numerous later benefactors, comprise a unique and dynamic record of civilization as well as an incomparable repository of ideas and of the creative process.

2 the morgan library & museum Board of Trustees

Lawrence R. Ricciardi Susanna Borghese ex officio President T. Kimball Brooker Colin B. Bailey Karen B. Cohen Barbara Dau Richard L. Menschel Flobelle Burden Davis life trustees Vice President Annette de la Renta William R. Acquavella Jerker M. Johansson Rodney B. Berens Clement C. Moore II Martha McGarry Miller Geoffrey K. Elliott Vice President John A. Morgan Marina Kellen French Patricia Morton Agnes Gund George L. K. Frelinghuysen Diane A. Nixon James R. Houghton Treasurer Gary W. Parr Lawrence Hughes Peter Pennoyer Herbert Kasper Thomas J. Reid Katharine J. Rayner Herbert L. Lucas Secretary Joshua W. Sommer Janine Luke Robert King Steel Charles F. Morgan Beatrice Stern Robert M. Pennoyer Cynthia Hazen Polsky Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Elaine L. Rosenberg James A. Runde James Baker Sitrick

As of March 31, 2019

report to donors 3 Letter from the Director

he Morgan’s commitment to preservation and innovation, and to scholarship and popular engagement, was more evident than ever in fiscal year 2019. We welcomed Tthe greatest number of visitors since our reopening in 2006, inspired over 200,000 social media engagements, facilitated thousands of research inquiries, continued to develop and care for our collection, and undertook important initiatives to reinvigorate our campus inside and out. I take great pride in the quality of the Morgan’s exhibitions. This year, our talented staff mounted and traveled twenty, detailed in this report. I hope you enjoyed them all, from Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders to Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman and Tolkien: Maker of Middle- earth. I am equally proud of our publications this year, including, notably, Italian Renaissance Drawings at the Morgan Library & Museum. Twenty years in the making, this catalogue is the first comprehensive survey of our important collection of early Italian drawings. A rich array of educational programs and outreach initiatives accompanied our exhibitions. Colin B. Bailey In conjunction with It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200, we produced our first online curriculum. Supported by the Carnegie Corporation, this important, free teacher resource has already been downloaded by nearly 6,000 users. In partnership with Google and GuidiGO, we also launched an augmented reality tour, which takes visitors through J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library, decoding the building’s historic interior and revealing its many stories in new, engaging ways. This year was marked by several important acquisitions, including a large-scale Renoir study of two bathers in red and white chalk, which came as a bequest of Drue Heinz, and a remarkable collection of books by and about Virginia Woolf, given by the estate of Nancy N. Brooker. The LeWitt Family generously donated Wall Drawing 552D, in honor of Richard and Ronay Menschel, which now brings a lively burst of color to the space between the Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery and the Morgan Stanley Galleries. In these pages you will find a listing of many more acquired works, all of which strengthen the Morgan’s holdings. By creating and making accessible over 7,000 new catalogue entries and nearly 10,000 digital images, we facilitated the work of students and scholars around the globe. The Drawing Institute provided critical research support through fellowships, publications, and programming; among its many events were a day- long symposium held in conjunction with Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice and the annual Thaw Lecture, delivered by Sir Nicholas Penny. The Thaw Conservation Center continued to mentor the next generation of conservators through its fellowships and classes in addition to undertaking technical studies of fascinating parts of our collection, such as our fifteenth- century hand- colored block books. Meanwhile, we made great strides on our ambitious project to restore the exterior of J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library. After more than three years of careful study and fundraising, we began on- site work in January. And we are collaborating closely with landscape designer Todd Longstaffe- Gowan and Linnaea Tillett Lighting Design to develop plans to revitalize and make accessible—for the first time in the institution’s history—this part of our campus. Additionally, inside Renzo Piano’s Gilbert Court, we have added an elegant new coffee and wine bar. On behalf of the staff and the many people who benefit from the work of the Morgan, I thank you for your generosity. We are enormously grateful for your support.

Colin B. Bailey Director

4 the morgan library & museum Letter from the President

n last year’s report, I was pleased to note that the Morgan had achieved its best operating results in over a decade. This year, I am even more delighted to announce that we have Isurpassed last year’s excellent results. In addition to continued expense discipline, higher- than- expected attendance and increases in other earned income revenue streams were critical to this favorable outcome. Peter Hujar: Speed of Life and Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth , the two exhibitions that bookended the fiscal year, both proved to be major draws. These pages celebrate the many individuals, foundations, and corporations that have contributed to this year’s success. Without the dedication, skills, and hard work of our staff and our volunteers, the commitment of our Board, and the magnanimity of our donors, such positive results would not have been possible. Every contribution counts, and I extend my heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you. As Colin mentioned in his letter, the exterior restoration and enhancement of J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library, built in 1906 and the core of the Morgan experience, has been a primary focus. The first comprehensive restoration of the library’s exterior in its 113- year history is a major Lawrence R. Ricciardi endeavor. This vital initiative would not be possible without the leading support of Mrs. Katharine J. Rayner, Morgan Stanley, Mrs. Oscar de la Renta, the Charina Endowment Fund, the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc., and the Thompson Family Foundation, Inc., along with other generous donors. A full list of fiscal 2019 supporters of this project can be found later in this report. There is still work to be done, but much has been accomplished. Notable contributions this year included a major endowment gift from the Sheep Meadow Foundation, to establish the Caroline Morgan Macomber Endowment Fund, and an endowment gift from the Estate of Drue Heinz both to support exhibitions and acquisitions. Gifts of $100,000 or more for a variety of operating needs included those from The Calamus Foundation, Marina Kellen French and the Anna- Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, the Florence Gould Foundation, Inc., the Jerome L. Greene Foundation, the Indian Point Foundation, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, Mrs. Katharine J. Rayner, Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen, Joshua W. Sommer, Beatrice Stern, and the Thompson Family Foundation, Inc. We were deeply saddened by the loss of Walter Burke, Trustee since 1989 and Life Trustee since 2008. Walter was as bold and strategic as he was respectful and supportive. The Morgan benefited greatly from his exceptional leadership of the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, grants from which led to the naming of the Sherman Fairchild Reading Room and the Sherman Fairchild Head of the Thaw Conservation Center. In an inspired undertaking of Walter’s, a special grant during the financial crisis a decade ago sustained core programs at a critical moment. The Morgan would not be where it is today without his vision and stewardship. Many things to many people—a research library, a museum, an educational center, a gathering place, a social space, an historic architectural landmark—the Morgan is an institution to be cherished. I remain grateful for the opportunity to serve as its Board President.

Lawrence R. Ricciardi President

report to donors 5 Exhibitions

Rivers and Torrents Oil Sketches from the Thaw Collection March 27–December 9, 2018 Gilder Lehrman Hall Lobby Rivers and Torrents highlighted works from the collection of oil sketches given jointly to the Morgan and to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2009 and 2016 by Mr. The Taming the Tarasque, from and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw. Hours of Henry VIII, France, Tours, ca. 1500. The Morgan Thomas Gainsborough Library & Museum, MS H.8, Experiments in Drawing fol. 191v, detail. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2013. May 11–August 19, 2018 Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery The eighteenth- century British master poetry and nostalgia. Wayne Thiebaud, Medieval Monsters Thomas Gainsborough (1727–1788) is Draftsman was the first exhibition to Terrors, Aliens, Wonders celebrated for his portraiture and for his explore the full range of the artist’s works June 8–September 23, 2018 depictions of rural landscapes. Although on paper. Morgan Stanley West Gallery he was best known as a painter, he was This exhibition was made possible with lead Drawing on the Morgan’s superb also a draftsman of rare ability. Thomas funding from Acquavella Galleries, generous collection of illuminated manuscripts, support from Gail A. Gilbert, Allan Stone Gainsborough: Experiments in Drawing Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders Projects, and Agnes Gund, and assistance from explored the complex social role of brought together more than twenty The Meckler Foundation, the Wyeth Foundation works primarily from the Morgan’s for American Art, Nancy Schwartz, and the monsters in the Middle Ages. Whether collection that reveal the artist’s technical Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions. employed in ornamental, entertaining, or innovations, his mastery of materials, contemplative settings, these fantastic and his development of a new and The Magic of Handwriting beings were meant to inspire a sense of original mode of drawing. The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection marvel and awe in their viewers. This exhibition was sponsored by Lowell Libson June 1–September 16, 2018 This exhibition was generously supported by an & Jonny Yarker Ltd. and generously supported by Engelhard Gallery anonymous gift in memory of Melvin R. Seiden, Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II and the Eugene This exhibition—the first to be drawn from the Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Fund for V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust. the Pedro Corrêa do Lago collection— Exhibitions and Publications, the Andrew W. Mellon Research and Publications Fund, the featured some 140 handwritten items, National Endowment for the Arts, the Charles E. including letters by Lucrezia Borgia, Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions, and Mrs. Vincent van Gogh, and Emily Dickinson; Alexandre P. Rosenberg. Wayne Thiebaud annotated sketches by Michelangelo, Jean Draftsman Cocteau, and Charlie Chaplin; and May 18–September 23, 2018 manuscripts by Giacomo Puccini, Jorge Morgan Stanley East Gallery Luis Borges, and Marcel Proust. A Merchant Ivory Production California artist Wayne Thiebaud (b. 1920) The exhibition and catalogue were made possible Highlights from the James Ivory Collection by a lead gift from The Dillon Fund in memory of has been an avid and prolific draftsman June 26–October 28, 2018 since he began his career as an illustrator C. Douglas Dillon. Gilder Lehrman Hall Lobby and cartoonist. Featuring subjects that This installation explored the range from deli counters and isolated Generous support was provided by Patricia and extraordinary filmmaking partnership figures to dramatic views of San Antonio Bonchristiano and Levy & Salomão between Ismail Merchant and director Advogados, with assistance from Pictet North Francisco’s plunging streets, Thiebaud’s James Ivory, as documented in Ivory’s drawings invariably endow the most America Advisors, Galeria Almeida e Dale, Susan Jaffe Tane, and Ruy Souza e Silva. annotated film scripts, editing notebooks, banal, everyday scenes with a sense of and correspondence.

6 the morgan library & museum Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200 October 12, 2018–January 6, 2019 October 12, 2018–January 27, 2019 Engelhard Gallery Morgan Stanley East and West Galleries Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice was the first exhibition since 1956 to explore the In celebration of the two hundredth drawing practice of this major figure of anniversary of Frankenstein, this exhibition the Venetian Renaissance. It offered a new traced the origins and impact of the novel, perspective on Tintoretto’s evolution as which has been constantly reinterpreted a draftsman, his individuality as an artist, in spinoffs, sequels, mashups, tributes, and his influence on a generation of and parodies. For the first time, it was painters in northern Italy. possible to view art and artifacts This exhibition was made possible with lead (including comic books, film posters, support from the Robert Lehman Foundation; publicity stills, and movie memorabilia) major funding from the Wolfgang Ratjen Stiftung, that explain how Frankenstein caught Liechtenstein; generous support from the the popular imagination. Christian Humann Foundation, the National This exhibition was a collaboration between the Endowment for the Arts, the Ricciardi Family Morgan Library & Museum and The New York Exhibition Fund, Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey, Public Library. Wayne Thiebaud (b. 1920), Candy Ball Machine, 1977, The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, gouache and pastel. Collection of Gretchen and and Herbert Kasper; and assistance from the Lead Corporate Sponsor John Berggruen, San Francisco. © Wayne Thiebaud/ Tavolozza Foundation, Diane A. Nixon, Jon Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY and Barbara Landau, Save Venice Inc., and The exhibition and catalogue were also made George Wachter. possible with lead funding from Mrs. Katharine J. Pontormo Rayner, Beatrice Stern, and the William Miraculous Encounters Randolph Hearst Fund for Scholarly Research and Exhibitions; generous support from the September 7, 2018–January 6, 2019 Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund, the Caroline Morgan Macomber Fund, the Franklin Jasper Pontormo: Miraculous Encounters presented Walls Lecture Fund, Martha J. Fleischman, Jacopo da Pontormo’s (1494–1557) and The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation; spectacular altarpiece Visitation, together and assistance from The Carl and Lily with its preparatory drawing and another Pforzheimer Foundation, Robert Dance, and masterpiece by the artist, the Portrait of Lisa Unger Baskin. a Young Man in a Red Cap (Carlo Neroni?). Beautiful Youths Recently restored, Visitation traveled from Dandies from the Read Persian Album Carmignano, Italy, for this exhibition, October 30, 2018–February 17, 2019 marking the first time the work has been Gilder Lehrman Hall Lobby shown in the United States. This installation presented the leaves of a This exhibition was made possible with lead magnificent album compiled for Husain funding from an anonymous donor in memory of Melvin R. Seiden and generous support from Khan Shamlu, governor of Herat (r. 1598– Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomilson Hill and Mr. and Mrs. 1618) and one of the most powerful rulers Lawrence R. Ricciardi. in Persia in the early seventeenth century. Additional support toward the restoration of the parish church of San Michele and former Franciscan friary of Carmignano was provided by the Foundation for Italian Art and Culture (FIAC). Tintoretto (1518–1594), Study of a seated nude, ca. 1549, black and white chalk on blue paper. Louvre 5385 © RMN- Grand Palais/ Art Resource, N.

report to donors 7 Invention and Design Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan February 15–May 19, 2019 Morgan Stanley East Gallery The Morgan’s impressive collection of Italian drawings documents the development of Renaissance drawing. This exhibition focused on material by artists born before 1500, featuring works by Mantegna, Filippo Lippi, Filippino Lippi, Botticelli, da Vinci, Raphael, Fra Bartolomeo, and Andrea del Sarto. In addition, it explored the development of different and overlapping regional traditions in Tuscany, Umbria, Lombardy and Emilia- Romagna, and Venice. J.R.R. Tolkien (1892–1973), Dust jacket design for The Hobbit (1937), pencil, black ink, watercolor, goache. Bodleian Libraries, MS. Tolkien Drawings 32. © The Tolkien Estate Limited 1937. This exhibition was made possible with generous support from the Scholz Family Charitable Trust, the Alex Gordon Fund for Exhibitions, and the Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol Tolkien Andrew W. Mellon Research and Publications Fund. November 13, 2018–January 6, 2019 Maker of Middle- earth J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library January 25–May 12, 2019 The Extended Moment Every holiday season, the Morgan Engelhard Gallery Photographs from the displays Charles Dickens’s original This exhibition was the most extensive National Gallery of Canada manuscript of A Christmas Carol in public display of original Tolkien material February 15–May 26, 2019 J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library. in several generations. Drawn from the Morgan Stanley West Gallery collections of the Tolkien Archive at the The Extended Moment brought forth By Any Means Bodleian Libraries (Oxford), Marquette around seventy works that reveal the Contemporary Drawings from the Morgan University Raynor Memorial Libraries historical, technological, and aesthetic January 18–May 12, 2019 (Milwaukee), the Morgan, and private breadth of the collection of the National Clare Eddy Thaw Gallery lenders, Tolkien: Maker of Middle- earth Gallery of Canada. Artists included Artists from the 1950s to the present included family photographs and Edward Burtynsky, Julia Margaret have pushed beyond the boundaries of memorabilia alongside Tolkien’s original Cameron, Henri Cartier- Bresson, Lynne traditional draftsmanship through their illustrations, maps, draft manuscripts, and Cohen, John Herschel, Richard Learoyd, use of chance, unconventional materials, designs related to The Hobbit, The Lord of Lisette Model, Gordon Parks, Edward and new technologies. By Any Means the Rings, and The Silmarillion. Steichen, and Josef Sudek. brought together twenty innovative works The exhibition was made possible through The Extended Moment: Photographs from from the Morgan’s collection, including the generosity of Fay and Geoffrey Elliott. the National Gallery of Canada was made many recent acquisitions, by artists such Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth was possible through the generosity of The Thompson as John Cage, Sol LeWitt, Vera Molnar, organized by the Morgan Library & Museum Family Foundation, Inc. Robert Rauschenberg, Betye Saar, Gavin in collaboration with the Bodleian Libraries, This exhibition was organized by the Canadian Turk, and Jack Whitten. University of Oxford, and with the support of Photography Institute of the National Gallery of The Tolkien Estate, The Tolkien Trust, and This exhibition was made possible with Canada in collaboration with the Morgan Library members of the Tolkien Family. the support of Louisa Stude Sarofim and & Museum, New York. Nancy Schwartz. ® TOLKIEN is a registered trademark of The Tolkien Estate Limited.

8 the morgan library & museum Modern and Contemporary Drawings Publications Recent Acquisitions February 26–June 30, 2019 Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice Gilder Lehrman Hall Lobby By John Marciari. Co- published with This presentation of works created Paul Holberton Publishing. between the 1940s and 2017 paid tribute to Inside the Morgan: The Librarian’s Office the generosity of the collectors and other By Jennifer Tonkovich, Sidney Babcock, donors who helped build the collection, and Noël Adams. thereby expanding the mission of the Morgan to include the preservation, study, Italian Renaissance Drawings at the Morgan and display of drawing up to the present. Library & Museum It included works by the Mexican By Rhoda Eitel- Porter and John Marciari, Surrealist Gunther Gerzso and Conceptual with Jennifer Tonkovich, and contributions artist Roman Opalka and sheets by Nicole by Marco Simone Bolzoni and Eisenman, Lee Lozano, and Edda Renouf, Giada Damen. among others. The Morgan Shop: Italian Renaissance Drawings, Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice, and Drawn to Greatness It’s Alive! A Visual History of Frankenstein Treasures from the Vault publications. © The Morgan Library & Museum. By Elizabeth Campbell Denlinger. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2019. Rotations at four- month intervals Co- published with D Giles Limited. J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library Highlights from these installations Traveling Exhibitions Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Wonders By Sherry C. M. Lindquist and Asa Simon included correspondence between Abigail Drawn to Greatness: Master Drawings Mittman, with a preface by China Miéville. Adams and Thomas Jefferson, illustrated from the Thaw Collection, Co- published with D Giles Limited. sheet music from the James Fuld Music The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Collection to commemorate the hundredth Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, Thomas Gainsborough: anniversary of World War I, the first February 3‒April 22, 2018 Experiments in Drawing edition of Newton’s Principia Mathematica Peter Hujar: Speed of Life, By Marco Simone Bolzoni. Co- published (1687), six hand- painted tarot cards from The UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific with Paul Holberton Publishing. the fifteenth century, and a first edition of Film Archive, Berkeley, California, Winnie the Pooh (1926). Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman June 30‒November 18, 2018 Funded in perpetuity in memory of Christopher By Isabelle Dervaux. Co- published with Lightfoot Walker. Peter Hujar: Speed of Life, Thames & Hudson. Wexner Center for the Arts, Seals and Tablets and Columbus, Ohio, A Demand for Drawings: Five Centuries of Migration-Era Art February 2‒April 28, 2019 Collectors and Collecting Drawings Ongoing Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice, Edited by John Marciari, with essays by J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library National Gallery of Art, Giada Damen, Diana Dethloff, Evelyn The North Room in J. Pierpont Morgan’s Washington, D.C., March 24‒June 9, 2019 Karet, John Marciari, Andrew Morrogh, Library features over two hundred of the Michiel Plomp, Kristel Smentek, and earliest works in the Morgan’s collections, Jennifer Tonkovich. Published by the including objects from the ancient Near Drawing Institute. East, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as well as Rembrandt’s “Indian Drawings” and artifacts from the early medieval period. His Later Work The Joseph Rosen Foundation continues to By William W. Robinson. Published by provide generous underwriting support for the Department of Ancient Near Eastern Seals the Drawing Institute. and Tablets.

report to donors 9 The Morgan at a Glance

At a Glance

Total Attendance 273,917 Website Visits 6,272,136 Social Media Followers 227,837

Public Programs

Concert Attendance 5,585 Lecture, Seminar, and Symposium Attendance 4,110 Film Attendance 1,283 Adult Workshop Attendance 301 Tour and Gallery Talk Attendance 10,711 Total Public Program Attendance 21,990

Family Programs

Number of Participants 1,557

School Programs

Students Served, “Exploring with the Morgan” 11,011 Students Served, “Morgan Book Project” 1,149 Educators Participating in Professional Development Events 503 College Night Attendance 187

Museum Services

Outgoing Loans 233 Cities for Outgoing Loans 26 Reading Room Visits 1,333 Records Added to Museum Database (CORSAIR) 7,132 Collection Records Created or Updated 90,340 Digital Image Files Created 200,575

10 the morgan library & museum Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs

Lectures, Discussions, May 18 October 30 Artist Talk: A Conversation with Treasures from the Vault Symposia Wayne Thiebaud Collecting Gershwin April 7 Wayne Thiebaud, artist Fran Barulich, Mary Flagler Cary Peter Hujar: Life and Times Isabelle Dervaux, Acquavella Curator Curator and Department Head, Music Vince Aletti, photography critic of Modern and Contemporary Drawings Manuscripts and Printed Music Cynthia Carr, author May 22 October 31 Jonathan D. Katz, Director of the The Written World: The Power of Stories Frankenreads Doctoral Program in Visual Studies, to Shape People, History, Civilization Keats-Shelley Association of America State University of New York at Buffalo Martin Puchner, Byron and Anita Wien November 4 Gary Schneider, artist Professor of Drama and of English and Frankenstein and His Monster in Comparative Literature, Harvard University April 11 Today’s World Tennessee Williams and James Laughlin May 31 Charlie Fox, author Selected Letters Handwriting Is Not Dead: A Conversation Rosalind Williams, Bern Dibner Professor Thomas Keith, Consulting Editor, with Collector Pedro Corrêa do Lago of the History of Science and Technology, New Directions Pedro Corrêa do Lago, collector Emerita, Massachusetts Institute Peggy L. Fox, former President and Christine Nelson, Drue Heinz Curator of Technology Publisher, New Directions of Literary and Historical Manuscripts December 6 April 25 June 3 Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life Imaging Techniques and the Technical The Little Prince: A Filmmaker’s Story Julie Mehretu, artist Study of Drawings Mark Osborne, film director Jonathan Safran Foer, author Louise Rice, Associate Professor of Christine Nelson, Drue Heinz Curator December 11 Art History, New York University of Literary and Historical Manuscripts Marjorie Shelley, Sherman Fairchild Treasures from the Vault Conservator in Charge of Paper June 8 Pontormo and the Practice of Drawing Conservation, The Metropolitan The Monstrous Other in Medieval Art in Sixteenth- Century Florence Museum of Art Sherry C. M. Lindquist, Associate Professor Giada Damen, Research Assistant Reba Fishman Snyder, Paper Conservator, of Art History, Western Illinois University to the Director Asa Simon Mittman, Professor of Art and Thaw Conservation Center January 31 Art History, California State University, Tolkien and the Visual Image May 3 Chico Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life Wayne G. Hammond, Chapin Librarian, Patti LuPone, actress and singer October 24 Williams College Colum McCann, author Pontormo from Drawing to Painting Christina Scull, former Librarian, Davide Gasparotto, Senior Curator of Sir John Soane’s Museum May 8 Paintings, J. Paul Getty Museum The 2018 Kenneth A. Lohf Poetry Reading February 5 Tracy K. Smith, poet October 26 Treasures from the Vault Frankenstein’s Dark and Stormy Birth Photography and the Group May 15 Gillen D’Arcy Wood, Associate Director, Frances Dorenbaum, Edith Gowin Fellow Treasures from the Vault Institute for Sustainability, Energy, and Joel Smith, Richard L. Menschel Curator Reading the Object: Parchment in Environment, University of Illinois and Department Head, Photography Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts Frank Trujillo, Drue Heinz October 29 Book Conservator Living with the Gods Lindsey Tyne, Associate Paper Conservator Neil MacGregor, Director, Humboldt Forum; former Director, British Museum

report to donors 11 February 15 Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan Rhoda Eitel- Porter, Editor, Print Quarterly; former Charles W. Engelhard Curator and Department Head, Drawings and Prints March 5 Drawing in the Computer Age Rachel Federman, Assistant Curator, Modern and Contemporary Drawings March 16 Tolkien and Inspiration A Multidisciplinary Symposium Nicholas Birns, Adjunct Instructor, New York University Leslie A. Donovan, Professor, Honors College, University of New Mexico John Garth, scholar and author Kristine Larsen, Professor of Astronomy, Rush Hour Concert, Call & Response: Chamber Music by African American Composers Members of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, March 19, 2019. © The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Central Connecticut State University Graham S. Haber, 2019. Chris Vaccaro, Senior Lecturer in English Language and Literature, University of Vermont April 19 October 16 March 26 Boston Early Music Festival Boston Early Music Festival Treasures from the Vault Jean Rondeau, harpsichord Light and Shadow: Music of Rolling Stones: Ancient François Couperin Mesopotamian Cylinder Seals April 24 Les Talens Lyriques Sidney Babcock, Jeannette and Jonathan Rush Hour Concert Christophe Rousset, conductor Rosen Curator and Department Head, Le nymphe di Rheno Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets New York Baroque Incorporated November 6 Silesian String Quartet April 27 Concerts and Mulligan Plays Bernstein November 9 Performances Simon Mulligan, piano Modigliani String Quartet June 6 November 19 April 4 St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Music from Handel’s Rome Young Concert Artists Seasons of Brahms William Christie and Juilliard415 Zorá String Quartet June 13 November 26, 27 April 5 St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Boston Early Music Festival Quartets and Quintets Brahms and the Schumanns Chamber Opera Armida Quartet Pedja Muzijevic, piano Francesca Caccini’s Alcina Paul O’Dette and Stephen Stubbs, April 13 June 20 Songs from A Book of Days musical directors St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Gilbert Blin, stage director Eve Beglarian, composer Brahms and the Search for a Symphony

12 the morgan library & museum December 2 Docent Tours June 8 George London Foundation Recital The Magic of Handwriting Michelle Bradley, soprano Ongoing The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection Will Liverman, baritone “Highlights of the Morgan” tours, as well June 29 Ken Noda, piano as exhibition tours of Peter Hujar: Speed of Life; Tennessee Williams: No Refuge but Medieval Monsters January 22 Writing; Medieval Monsters: Terrors, Aliens, Terrors, Aliens, Wonders Rush Hour Concert Wonders; It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200; July 6 Boyd Meets Girl Tolkien: Maker of Middle- earth; and The Magic of Handwriting Rupert Boyd, guitar Invention and Design: Early Italian Drawings The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection Laura Metcalf, cello at the Morgan July 13 January 30 Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman Young Concert Artists Curator-Led SooBeen Lee, violin July 20 Exhibition Tours Medieval Monsters February 12 Terrors, Aliens, Wonders Two Pianos: Stravinsky/Shostakovich April 13 Maki Namekawa, piano Now and Forever October 5 Dennis Russell Davies, piano The Art of Medieval Time Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawing 552D February 19 April 20 October 26 Rush Hour Concert Frisson Tennessee Williams Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice No Refuge but Writing February 22 November 2 2019 George London Foundation Awards April 27 It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200 Competition Finals Peter Hujar: Speed of Life November 16 March 3 June 1 Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice American Lyric Theater Alumni Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman Composers and Librettists in Concert March 8 Scharoun Ensemble Berlin March 19 Rush Hour Concert Members of the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia March 24 George London Foundation Recital Anthony Dean Griffey, tenor Amy Owens, soprano Warren Jones, piano

A Long Expected Party (2019). Photography by Michael Reid, 2019.

report to donors 13 December 7 June 22 September 28 It’s Alive! Frankenstein at 200 Film Screening with Live Music Call Me by Your Name The Golem (2017, Luca Guadagnino) February 1 (1920, Carl Boese and Paul Wegener) Tolkien: Maker of Middle- earth October 21 Ben Model, piano Frankenstein March 1 July 13 (1931, James Whale) Invention and Design King Kong vs. Godzilla Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan October 21 (1962, Ishirô Honda) Young Frankenstein March 8 July 27 (1974, Mel Brooks) The Extended Moment Pan’s Labyrinth Photographs from the National Gallery November 4 (2006, Guillermo del Toro) of Canada Bride of Frankenstein September 7 (1935, James Whale) Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings November 4 Adult Workshops (2010, Edgar B. Howard and Tom Piper) Gods and Monsters April 7, May 12, June 9, July 14, September 22, October 20, November 3, September 14 (1998, Bill Condon) December 1, January 26, February 9, Shakespeare Wallah February 8 March 9 (1965, James Ivory) Sketching in the Gallery Invisible Essence: The Little Prince September 21 (2018, Charles Officer) June 15 and July 20 The Remains of the Day An Evening of Letter Writing (1993, James Ivory) July 13 Monstrous Manuscripts October 17 Reading Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein November 16 Tintoretto: Drawing in Context March 29 Figure Drawing Workshop

Films April 20 The Rose Tattoo (1955, Daniel Mann) June 3 The Little Prince (2015, Mark Osborne)

Augmented reality tour, J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library. © The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2019.

14 the morgan library & museum Drawing Institute May 16 December 7 Gainsborough Experiments The Renaissance in France In its eighth year, the Drawing Institute Cork, Broccoli, Milk, and Drawing Graduate Seminar led by Roger Wieck, continued to support research on drawings the Landscape* Melvin R. Seiden Curator and through fellowships and programming. Lunchtime Lecture by Marco Simone Department Head, Medieval and The 2018–19 fellows worked on topics Bolzoni, Moore Curatorial Fellow Renaissance Manuscripts, and Jennifer including the late drawings of Annibale Tonkovich, Eugene and Clare Thaw May 29 Carracci, drawings by Domenico Curator, Drawings and Prints A Closer Look at Some Italian Drawings Campagnola, and graphic arts in late- at the Morgan February 5 fifteenth- century Vicenza. Master Class led by Sir Nicholas Penny, Drawings by Degas at the Morgan April 25 Thaw Senior Fellow Library & Museum Imaging Techniques and the Technical Master Class led by George Shackelford, June 12 Study of Drawings Deputy Director, Kimbell Art Museum The Zoomorphic Mask* Graduate Seminar led by John Marciari, Fourth Annual Thaw Lecture, delivered February 15 Charles W. Engelhard Curator and by Sir Nicholas Penny, Thaw Senior Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan* Department Head, Drawings and Prints; Fellow Lecture by Rhoda Eitel- Porter, Editor, Reba Fishman Snyder, Paper Conservator; Print Quarterly and former Charles W. and Lindsey Tyne, Associate Paper October 12 Engelhard Curator and Department Conservator An Impetuous Genius: Drawings by Head, Drawings and Prints Jacopo Tintoretto* April 25 Lecture by John Marciari, Charles W. February 25 Imaging Techniques and the Technical Engelhard Curator and Department Invention and Design Study of Drawings* Head, Drawings and Prints Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan Symposium organized with the Study Day with John Marciari, Charles W. Thaw Conservation Center October 15 Engelhard Curator and Department Drawing in Tintoretto’s Venice May 4 Head, Drawings and Prints Study Day with John Marciari, Charles W. Invention and Observation in Italian Engelhard Curator and Department March 15 Renaissance and Baroque Drawings Head, Drawings and Prints Watercolor Graduate Seminar led by Sir Nicholas Graduate Seminar led by Matthew Penny, Thaw Senior Fellow November 1 Hargraves, Chief Curator of Art Drawings in Tintoretto’s Venice: May 9 Collections, Yale Center for British Art An International Symposium* Giovanni Battista Piranesi Symposium organized by John Marciari, Study Day organized in collaboration Charles W. Engelhard Curator and * Public program with the Italian Academy for Advanced Department Head, Drawings and Prints Studies, Columbia University, and its Weinberg Fellowship program May 14 Thomas Gainsborough Experiments in Drawing Study Day with Marco Simone Bolzoni, Moore Curatorial Fellow

report to donors 15 Family and School Programs

Family Programs Ongoing Morgan Explorers: Family Drop- In Museum Experience April 15 Spring Family Fair October 20 Creature Collagraphs November 3 Amazing Anatomy December 9 Winter Family Fair February 9 Living Landscapes Morgan Explorers, Family Drop- in Museum Experience, Rotunda. © The Morgan Library & Museum. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2019. Map Your Own Fantasy World Part One: Ink into Existence of charge to public schools, was made The Morgan's concert program is generously March 23 possible thanks to Marina Kellen supported by the Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Extend the Moment with French and the Anna- Maria and Stephen Leon B. Polsky Fund for Concerts and Lectures Pinhole Cameras Kellen Foundation. and the Celia Ascher Endowment Fund, with assistance from the Witherspoon Fund of the With support from the Carnegie New York Community Trust, Miles Morgan, and the Theodore H. Barth Foundation. School Programs Corporation of New York, the Education The Morgan’s education programs are generously Three “Exploring with the Morgan” core Department developed its first online curriculum in conjunction with It’s Alive! supported by Marina Kellen French and the Anna- programs, presented in the Horace W. Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation, the Frankenstein at 200. Recommended for Goldsmith Foundation Education Center Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Great and in school classrooms, offered students grades 9–12 and divided into four thematic Circle Foundation, the May and Samuel Rudin the opportunity to incorporate primary sections, the curriculum investigates Family Foundation, Inc., MetLife Foundation, the sources from the Morgan into their study Mary Shelley’s novel and its legacy. It C. Jay Moorhead Foundation, and the Filomen M. of social studies, art, and science. includes condensed catalogue essays, D’Agostino Foundation, and by the following objects with discussion and activity endowed funds: The Alice Tully Fund for Art and The Morgan Book Project marked its prompts to facilitate open- ended Music; the William Randolph Hearst Fund for Educational Programs; the Stavros Niarchos tenth year, serving 28 schools during the exploration, high- quality images, and Foundation Fund for Education and Technology; 2018- 19 school year, and was adapted to vocabulary. Supplemental resources and the Herbert and Ann Lucas Endowment include District 75 schools that provide feature books, films, a timeline and family Fund. highly specialized instructional support tree, and biographies. The online The programs of the Morgan Library & Museum for students with significant challenges. curriculum has been accessed over 5,800 are made possible in part with public funds from The Morgan Book Project Award times, and remains accessible following the New York City Department of Cultural Ceremony was held in May 2019, the conclusion of the exhibition. Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and culminating in a one- day installation by the New York State Council on the Arts with for all winners followed by a four- week School tours were offered in conjunction the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the exhibition showcasing a selection of with eleven exhibitions. New York State Legislature. student books. The program, offered free

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Conservation revised galley proofs, and advance copies. Ongoing support from the Leon Levy The Thaw Conservation Center continued Foundation enabled the creation and its core activities in collections update of 2,771 manuscript records. preservation, including the rehousing of The Reference Collection received and over 100 rare books and manuscripts and cataloged a gift of nearly 500 titles an ongoing project to house the 900 items from the library of Eugene V. Thaw. in the Sendak Collection. Books, prints, Digitization highlights include the drawings, and three- dimensional objects manuscript of Charlotte Brontë’s The were treated and prepared for nine gallery Professor for a new scholarly edition exhibitions and twelve rotations, and and online digital facsimile; Al Taylor’s many additional items were stabilized for ca. 1990 drawings in Florentine Art loan travel. Conservators participated in Treasures; Alfred Jarry’s 1895 printed a number of fruitful collaborations and edition of César antechrjst; Maurice Ravel’s outreach activities, with colleagues both music manuscript of La Valse; a printed inside and outside the Morgan. Among first edition of Jules Massenet’s Manon; this year’s many visitors were graduate Sherman Fairchild Reading Room, The Morgan and all of the Morgan’s Indian miniatures. and undergraduate classes from Columbia Library & Museum, Photography by Graham S. Haber. 2018. University, the City University of New Fellowships/Internships York, and Pratt Institute. Thaw Center staff contributed lectures and hands- on disruption of constitutional discourses in Edith Gowin Curatorial Fellowship demonstrations to the Drawing Institute U.S. political culture, transgender history in Photography symposium “Imaging Techniques and in American art, and mental illness and Made possible by a generous grant from the Technical Study of Drawings.” The the imagination in nineteenth- century Jane P. Watkins Center also hosted an evening seminar on England. The Reading Room also hosted parchment and conducted sessions on the visits from the Brooklyn Public Library Samuel H. Kress Foundation Predoctoral making of medieval manuscripts for the high school internship program “Librarians Fellowship in the Drawing Institute Education Department’s annual Summer of Tomorrow,” CUNY; Macaulay Honors Institute for Teachers. Current technical College, CUNY; Uppsala University, Moore Curatorial Fellowship in initiatives with scientists at the Sweden; and the National Museum of Drawings and Prints Metropolitan Museum of Art involve Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea. Made possible by a generous grant from the analysis of hand- coloring in fifteenth- Indian Point Foundation century block books and the ongoing Cataloging and Rudin CUNY Undergraduate Internships study of unusual surface coatings on Made possible by a generous grant from Gainsborough’s drawings. Digitization the May and Samuel Rudin Family Highlights this year included the Foundation, Inc. Reader Services cataloging of more than 700 letters to Sherman Fairchild Foundation Post- prominent art dealers Alexandre and The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room Graduate Fellowship in Conservation Paul Rosenberg, primarily from French welcomed academics, students, curators, artists such as Braque, Matisse, and Pine Tree Foundation Post- Graduate librarians, writers, artists, musicians, and Picasso. In addition, a major gift from Fellowship in Book Conservation independent scholars from all over the the estate of Nancy N. Brooker added to world. Researchers studied over 9,000 CORSAIR over 110 records of first editions Themis Brown Internship in the Sherman items across every curatorial department, of Virginia Woolf’s novels, American Fairchild Reading Room and thousands more made queries by editions, and autograph letters. Over 1,000 Made possible by the Themis Anastasia Brown e- mail and telephone. Project topics items received full cataloging in the Memorial Fund included ceremonial architecture of the Carter Burden Collection of American Alevi Muslim minority in Turkey, Literature, including first editions, report to donors 17 Acquisitions

Prince Hoare (British, 1755–1834), Acrobats, Truman Capote (1924–1984), “Books big books ca. 1776–79. Purchased on the Acquisitions Fund. small,” autograph manuscript poem, signed [New York, 1935 or 1936]. Drue Heinz Hunnish Italy, disk with central cabochon and Twentieth- Century Literature Fund. tear drop and triangular inserts, sixth century. Thaw Collection. Gift of the Eugene V. and James Joyce (1882–1941), autograph letter Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust. signed, dated Trieste, 24 June 1910, to Adolph Mann; with Mann’s copy of Joyce’s Chamber Late Medieval, belt buckle with matching Music (London: Elkin Mathews, 1907). strap end, thirteenth to fifteenth century. Purchased on the Drue Heinz Twentieth- Thaw Collection. Gift of the Eugene V. Thaw Century Literature Fund. Revocable Trust. Stephen Spender (1909–1995), notebook of Pierre- Auguste Renoir (French, 1841‒1919), thirty- two pages of working drafts of poems Bathers, 1884‒85. Bequest of Drue Heinz. and a pencil sketch of a landscape, 1970s. Purchased on the Drue Heinz Twentieth- Théodule-Augustin Ribot (French, 1823‒1891), Century Literature Fund. Portrait of a Woman Wearing a Necklace, 1872. Gift of Mark Brady in honor of the 75th Eugene V. Thaw (1927‒2018), personal and anniversary of the Morgan Library and the professional papers, 1950–2017. Gift of the 50th anniversary of the Association of Fellows. Eugene V. Thaw Revocable Trust.

Gabriel Jacques de Saint- Aubin (French, Jo Davidson (1883–1952), Belle da Costa Greene, 1925, 1724‒1780), two illustrations for Voltaire’s Medieval and Renaissance facing right view 7, AZ205. Photography by Graham Tancrède: The Challenge and Tancrède: The Death of S. Haber, 2019 Tancrède, ca. 1760. Purchased on the Fellows Manuscripts Endowment Fund and the Gordon N. Ray Fund. The Joanna S. Rose Illuminated Book of Ruth, manuscript designed and illuminated by Archives Literary and Historical Barbara Wolff, written by Izzy Pludwinsk, and housed in a modern “treasure binding” Marjorie Collins, miniature portrait of Jane Manuscripts decorated with 24- karat gold lettering Norton Grew Morgan (1868–1925), 1938. Gift of hammered by Joshua Marrow, New York and Jessie G. Schilling and Jane N. P. Mallinson. A Room with a View (1986), screenplay by Ruth Jerusalem, 2015‒17. Gift of Joanna S. Rose. Prawer Jhabvala, based on the novel by E. M. Ring set with sapphire or glass, from the Forster; directed by James Ivory; this copy is collection of the Morgan family, inscribed on Ivory’s shooting script. Gift of James Ivory. inside of band: Howard & Co and March 15, 1892 (birthdate of Junius Spencer Morgan, Jr.). Collection of thirty- two letters, notes, telegrams, Gift of Jessie G. Schilling. and a cabinet photograph, to Dr. William Wilberforce Baldwin (1850–1910), dated 1896– 1905, from and related to members of the British Drawings and Prints royal family, including Princess Victoria Mary (later Mary of Teck, 1867–1953), her parents, Eugène Boudin (French, 1824‒1898), View along Francis, Duke of Teck (1837–1900), and Princess the River Touques, ca. 1880. Gift of Roberta J. M. Mary Adelaide of Cambridge (1833–1897), and Olson and Alexander B. V. Johnson. Sir Alexander Nelson Hood, 5th Duke of Bronté (1854–1937). Gift of Patricia S. Baldwin. Jean-Baptiste- Camille Corot (French, 1796‒1875), The Tomb of Publio Vibio Mariano, Rome, ca. 1826. Gift of Roberta J. M. Olson and Alexander B. V. Johnson.

Jo Davidson (American, 1883‒1952), Belle da Costa Greene, 1925. Purchased on the Charles The Lover's Pledge, independent illuminated leaf on Ryskamp Fund. vellum containing a double portrait surrounded by flowers, verses, and mottos, France, ca. 1555. © The Morgan Library & Musuem, 2019.

18 the morgan library & museum The Lovers’ Pledge, independent illuminated leaf on vellum containing a double portrait surrounded by flowers, verses, and mottos, France, ca. 1555. Purchased as the gift of an anonymous member of the Visiting Committee to the Department of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in memory of Melvin R. Seiden.

St. Catherine, single leaf from the “Knyvett Book of Hours,” England, East Anglia(?), late fourteenth century. Gift of an anonymous donor.

The Virgin Mary at Prayer, with a border of angels and birds, single leaf from a Book of Hours illuminated by the Masters of the Delft. Half- Length Figures, The Netherlands, Utrecht and Delft, ca. 1460‒70. Purchased as the gift of Professor James H. Marrow and Dr. Emily Rose in memory of Melvin R. Seiden.

The Virgin Mary Offering her Milk to St. Bernard; King David Harping; Two Birds Fighting, single leaf from a Book of Hours illuminated by the Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919), Bathers, 1884–85, red and white chalk, with smudging Master of Catherine of Cleves, The and blending on wove paper lined to canvas. The Morgan Library & Museum, Bequest of Netherlands, Utrecht, ca. 1460‒70. Gift of an Drue Heinz, 2018.71. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2018. anonymous donor in honor of Roger S. Wieck. Modern and Darío Escobar (Guatemalan, b. 1971), Blue Jacqueline Humphries (American, b. 1960), Contemporary Drawings Composition No 12, 2017. Purchased on the self- portrait, 2002. Gift of Dodie Kazanjian Manley Family Fund. and Calvin Tomkins. Collection of eleven drawings: Thornton Dial (American, 1928–2016), Life Go On, 1990; Posing Arshile Gorky (American, born Armenia, Ellsworth Kelly (American, 1923‒2015), Movie Stars Holding the Freedom Bird, 1991; Ladies ca. 1902‒1948), Untitled, 1930s. Thaw Collection. Seaweed, Bordrouant, Belle- Isle, August 1949, and Stand by the Tiger, 1991; and Posing, 1996; Nellie Gift of the Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Blue Red, 1964. Gift of Dorothy Lichtenstein. Mae Rowe (American, 1900–1982), Untitled, Charitable Trust. 1978, and Untitled, 1981; Henry Speller Walt Kuhn (American, 1877–1949), Roses, (American, 1900–1997), Courthouse, 1986, and Morris Graves (American, 1910–2001), Winter ca. 1917. Gift of Phillip A. Bruno. Phillip A. Glory Jean and Her Friends, 1987; Luster Willis Flower, 1954. Gift of Phillip A. Bruno. Phillip A. Bruno Collection, New York. (American, 1913–1990), Untitled, 1950s, and Bruno Collection, New York. Standing Together, 1986; and Purvis Young Sol LeWitt (American, 1928‒2007), Wall (American, 1943–2010), Sometimes I Get Emotion Trenton Doyle Hancock (American, b. 1974), Drawing 552D: Tilted forms with color ink washes from the Game, early 1980s. Gift of the Souls Sketch of Tiled Skin Face Mask, 2014, and superimposed, 1987. Gift of the LeWitt Family in Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Moundmeat Shower Unit, 2007. Gift of honor of Richard and Ronay Menschel. Arnett Collection and purchased on the Martina Yamin. Manley Family Fund. Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923‒1997), Desmond Heeley (British, 1931‒2016), ten collages for Allen Ginsberg’s La nouvelle Georges Dorignac (French, 1879‒1925), Femme twenty-nine scenic and costume designs chute de l’Amérique, 1991. Gift of Dorothy au Turban, 1913. Gift of the Modern and from productions including The Winter’s Lichtenstein. Contemporary Collectors Committee and Tale, Norma, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, purchased on the Manley Family Fund. King Lear, and Oedipus the King. Gift of William J. Schneider.

report to donors 19 Roy Lichtenstein, eleven sketchbooks containing drawings from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s: NY Central Marbled Sketchbook [1], ca. 1977–78; NY Central Marbled Sketchbook [2], ca. 1977–83; NY Central Marbled Sketchbook [3], ca. 1980; Piazzesi Romboli Sketchbook, ca. 1982–90; Piazzesi Pavone Sketchbook, ca. 1980–89; Strathmore 400 Sketchbook [1], ca. 1977; Winsor & Newton Medium Sketchbook [1], 1980s; Hunt Bienfang Sketchbook, ca. 1983–88; NY Central Beige Sketchbook [1], ca. 1985–91; NY Central Large Beige Sketchbook, ca. 1986–94; and Small Black Sketchbook [2], ca. 1971–83. Jointly owned by the Morgan Library & Museum and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Gift of the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation.

Joan Mitchell (American, 1925–1992), Untitled, 1992. Bequest of Jane Rosen in honor of Michael and Juliet Rubenstein.

Erwin Pfrang (German, b. 1951), Circe, series of Purvis Young (1943–2010), Sometimes I Get Emotion from the Game, ca. 1908, ballpoint pen and marker, on nineteen drawings based on James Joyce’s paper glued to found book. The Morgan Library & Museum, Gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection and purchased on the Manley Family Fund, 2018.106. Ulysses, 1988‒90. Gift of Morris Orden in honor of Isabelle Dervaux.

Charles Seliger (American, 1926‒2009), Jamie Wyeth (American, b. 1946), The Gull and Franz Liszt (1811‒1886), arranger, “Lob und fourteen drawings: Cartoon of Henri Matisse, the Crab, 2005. Thaw Collection. Gift of the Ehre und Preis und Gewalt,” autograph 1941; Untitled, 1943; Untitled, 1945; Untitled, 1952; Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust manuscript of his organ transcription of the Untitled, 1955; Untitled, 1955; Untitled, 1955; A in memory of Clare E. Thaw. final chorale and fugue from J. S. Bach’s Traveling Painting, 1956; Canyon, 1956‒57; Cantata 21, Ich hatte viel Bekümmernis, BWV 21, Untitled, 1959; Untitled, 1965; Mark Tobey in his Susan York (American, b. 1951), 1:1 Foundation ca. 1860‒66. Purchased on the Mary Flagler Studio, Basel, 1965; Untitled, 1973; and Untitled, IV, no. 1 (trans- geometric view) @ The Drawing Cary Fund. 1979. Elaine Graham Weitzen Foundation for Center, 2017. Purchased as the gift of Sally and Fine Arts. Wynn Kramarsky. Photography Al Taylor (American, 1948‒1999), Untitled (100% Hawaiian), 1994. Purchased as the gift of Music Manuscripts Berenice Abbott (American, 1898‒1991), Hamish Parker. Automat, 977 Eighth Avenue, Manhattan, 1936. and Printed Music Gift of the Charina Foundation. Richard Tuttle (American, b. 1941) Growth Pierre Boulez (1925‒2016), Le Soleil des eaux and Stasis, 1971. Purchased as the gift of the Hans Breder (German, 1935‒2017), Chair (1958), text by René Char, autograph Modern and Contemporary Collectors Dance, 1969. Purchased on the Charina manuscript, score (three soloists, chorus, and Committee. Endowment Fund. orchestra), and corrected proofs. Purchased on Jack Whitten (American, 1939‒2018), Dispersal ‘A’ the Mary Flagler Cary Fund. Harry Callahan (American, 1912‒1999), four #2, 1971. Purchased as the gift of the Modern photographs: Ivy Tentacles on Glass, Chicago, Vincent d’Indy (1851‒1931), “Trois grandes and Contemporary Collectors Committee. ca. 1952; Highland Park, Michigan, 1941; Multiple artistes Belges ou comment je fis connaissance Exposure Tree, Chicago, 1956; and Eleanor, avec la Belgique,” manuscript, undated ca. 1952. Gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel. (ca. 1924); with two letters (d’Indy to unidentified recipient, dated 10 Feb. 1889; Mario De Biasi (Italian, 1923‒2013), Gli italiani si d’Indy to unidentified recipient, 10 March voltano, Milano (The Italians Turn Around, 1922). Purchased on the Mary Flagler Milan), 1954, gelatin silver print. Purchased as Cary Fund. the gift of the J. W. Kieckhefer Foundation, Patricia Morton, and Ronald R. Kass.

20 the morgan library & museum Louis Faurer (American, 1916‒2001) for Duane Michals (American, b. 1932), fourteen W. Eugene Smith (American, 1918‒1978), Saul Steinberg (American, born Romania, works consisting of a total of forty- eight Maude Callen, Pineville, North Carolina (Nurse 1914‒1999), Woman in Tub, 1949. Purchased gelatin silver prints: Warren Beatty, 1966; The Midwife), 1951, printed early 1960s. Purchased on the Charina Endowment Fund. Illuminated Man, 1968; The Human Condition, as the gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel in 1969; The Illusions of the Photographer, 1969; memory of James C. Kautz and on the Peter Hujar (American, 1934‒1987), Untitled Something Strange is Happening, 1975; Giorgio de Charina Endowment Fund. (young man), ca. 1980. Gift of Gil Winter in Chirico Reading a Newspaper, 1977; There Are memory and honor of John Brailsford Elliott. Things Here Not Seen in This Photograph, 1977; Soichi Sunami (American, born Japan, Self- Portrait Asleep in a Tomb of Mereruka at 1885‒1971), Edna Guy, New York, ca. 1931, Susan Meiselas (American, b. 1948), The Sakkara, 1978; I Build a Pyramid, 1978; Shopping gelatin silver print. Purchased as the gift of Dressing Room, Fryeburg, Maine, USA, 1975, from with Mother, 1978; When He Was Young, 1979; I Douglas Troob. Carnival Strippers, printed 1970s; and Young Remember Pittsburgh, 1982; A Story about a Story, Gawker, Essex Junction, Vermont, 1974, from 1989; and What Are Dreams?, 1994. Purchased on Jerry L. Thompson (American, b. 1945), five Carnival Strippers, printed 2012. Purchased on the Photography Collectors Committee and photographs: Coney Island, July 4, 1972; Graffiti the Charina Endowment Fund. Photography Acquisitions Fund, and as the gift Wall: Coney Island, 1972; Seven Immortals: Coney of Allen Adler and Peter J. Cohen (Self-Portrait Island, 1973; Mary Frank, Woodstock, New York, Duane Michals (American, b. 1932), two Asleep in a Tomb of Mereruka at Sakkara). 1976; and Lincoln Kirstein, New York, 1986, gelatin photographic works: Certain Words Must Be silver prints. Gift of Ann Lawrance Morse. Said (one print) and The Spirit Leaves the Body, (seven prints), 1969. Gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel.

Sol LeWitt (1928–2007), Wall Drawing 552D, Gilbert Court. The Morgan Library & Museum, Gift of the LeWitt Family in Honor of Richard and Ronay Menschel. © 2018 The LeWitt Estate/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery, New York. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2018.

report to donors 21 Ed van der Elsken (Dutch, 1925‒1990), Hong Kong, 1961, printed ca. 1980. Purchased on the Charina Endowment Fund.

Photographer unidentified,Untitled (thirty- six photographs of montes veneris), ca. 1990. Purchased on the Photography Acquisition Fund. Printed Books and Bindings

Ritoˉ Akisato (active 1780–1814), Miyako meisho zue, O¯ saka: Kawachiya Tasuke, An’ei 9‒Tenmei 7 [1780–87, i.e., ca. 1786–87], eleven vols. Gift of William Wyer.

Honoré de Balzac (1799–1850), Le curé de Tours [Paris, 1832], one proof sheet annotated by Balzac. Fellows Acquisitions Fund. Gift of Susan Schinitsky.

Batrachomyomachia, translated into Italian by Giorgio Sommariva, Venice: Nicolas Jenson, ca. 1475. Purchased on the Elisabeth Ball and Lathrop C. Harper C‒1 Funds. Duane Michals (b. 1932), The Illuminated Man, 1968. Gelatin silver print. Purchased on the Photography Collectors Committee Fund 2018.37. © Duane Michals, Courtesy of DC Moore Gallery, New York. Henry Caupain, Le desert de deuotion: Qui est un traicte plaisant utile et proffitable a toutes manieres de gens deuotz ou curieux seculiers ou reguliers, Paris: Jean Bonfons, ca. 1543‒66. Purchased on Robert Gaguin (1433–1501), Compendium super Conrad Grahle (d. 1630), Ein nau Schrifftenn the Lathrop C. Harper D‒1 Fund. Francorum gestis, Paris: Thielman Kerver for Buch darinnen allerley Schrifften, jedtwedern seiner Jean Petit, 1507; bound for Toussaints Denis beliebung nach, mit der Feder sich zu exerciren, zu Charles de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu (active 1488–1529). Purchased on the Lathrop befinden, Leipzig: s.n., ca. 1610; bound with: (1689–1755), Lettres persanes, illustrées d’eaux- fortes C. Harper D‒1 Fund. Johann Neudörffer (1497–1563), Appendix oder en couleurs et de vignettes en noir de Ch. Martin, et kurtzer Begriff etlicher schönen Hand, und anderer précédées d’un avant- propos de Paul Valéry, Paris: Claude Gillot (1673–1722), Oeuvres de Gillot, Schrifften zu der Neüdörfferischen Schreibkunst Jean Terquem, 1926. Binding designed by Robert Paris, various dates but mainly ca. 1730; gehörig, Nuremberg: Johann Pfann, 1631. Bonfils. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund collection of 586 etched and engraved prints by Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Fund. and as the gift of Jamie Kamph. and after Claude Gillot. Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Lafcadio Hearn (1850–1904), Japanese Goblin Oswald Egger (b. 1963) and Christiane Löhr Poetry, Rendered into English by Lafcadio Hearn, (b. 1965), Nichts von dem, was ich gesehen habe, Allen Ginsberg (1926‒1997) and Roy and Illustrated by his Own Drawings, Compiled by Prato, Italy: Edizioni Canopo Prto, 2004. Gift Lichtenstein (1923–1997), La nouvelle chute de his Son, Kazuo Koizumi, Tokyo: Oyama, 1934; of Jason McCoy in memory of Eugene V. and l’Amérique, dix gravures de Roy Lichtenstein, with twenty- three books by Salman Rushdie, Clare E. Thaw. Paris: Les Éditions du Solstice, 1992. Gift of V. S. Naipaul, and other authors. Gift of Anna Dorothy Lichtenstein. Lou Ashby. Paolo Emili (d. 1529), Frantzösischer und anderer Nationen Historien, Basel: Sebastian Henricpetri, John William Hill (1812–1879), Philadelphia, 1572; bound with: Jean de Serres (1540–1598), From Camden—1850, New York: Smith Brothers Frantzösische History, Basel: Samuel Apiarius, & Co., 1850. Purchased on the Edwin V. Erbe, 1574; bound for Johann Günther I von Jr. Acquisitions Fund. Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen (1532–1586). Purchased on the Lathrop C. Harper D‒1 Fund.

22 the morgan library & museum L’hystoire de preux & vaillant Chevalier Galien William Morris (1834–1896), vellum proof of a Louis Senault (active 1669–1680), Heures Rethore, Paris: Jehan Bonfons, ca. 1550. leaf for “The Knight’s Tale” in The Works of nouvelles tirées de la Sainte Écriture, Paris: Louis Formerly owned by William Morris. Purchased Geoffrey Chaucer, Hammersmith: The Senault and Claude de Hansy, ca. 1689–1715. on the Curt F. Bühler Fund. Kelmscott Press, 1896. Gift of T. Peter Kraus in Gift of William Wyer. honor of the 75th anniversary of the Morgan James Weldon Johnson (1871–1938), ed., The Library and the 50th anniversary of the Virginia Woolf (1882–1941), collection of books Book of American Negro Poetry, New York: Association of Fellows. by and about Virginia Woolf, including first Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1922. Inscribed editions of the author’s novels, reprints, by Johnson to George Gershwin. Purchased on Gisèle Prassinos, Man Ray, et al., La collection American editions, autograph letters, the Carter Burden Fund. “Douze,” Paris: Éditions G.L.M., 1935‒38. ephemera, and secondary works, as well as Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. early editions of Wallace Stevens and Dylan James Joyce (1882–1941), Gens de Dublin, traduit Thomas. Altogether eighty- nine printed items, de l’anglais par Yva Fernandez, Hélène du Pasquier Sallust (86–34 bc), Opera, Venice: Baptista de thirteen manuscript items, and one [et] Jacques- Paul Reynaud; préface de Valéry Tortis, 25 Dec. 1481; bound with: Ovid (43 bc–17 photograph, 1908–87. Gift from the estate of Larbaud, Paris: Plon- Nourrit et Cie, 1926. or 18 ad), Epistolae Heroidum, Venice: Baptista Nancy N. Brooker. Inscribed by Joyce to Pierre de Massot. de Tortis, 15 Dec. 1481; bound by Paulus R. of Purchased on the Gordon N. Ray Fund. Heidelberg. Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Fund. Thomas à Kempis (1380–1471), [Imitatio Christi (Armenian)], Rome: Congregatio de Propaganda Fide, 1674. Purchased on the Henry S. Morgan Fund.

Thomas à Kempis (1380–1471), Opera, aucta & diligentius recognita, Paris: Jodocus Badius Ascensius, 13 June 1523. Binding and ownership inscription of the Carthusian Charterhouse of St. Barbara in Cologne. Purchased on the Curt F. Bühler Fund.

Federico García Lorca (1898–1936), Poet in New York and Other Poems, New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1940. Purchased on the Edwin V. Erbe, Jr. Fund.

Jean- François Lyotard (1924–1998), Duchamp’s TRANS/formers: A Book, Venice, CA: Lapis Press, 1990. Special edition, with a paper stereoscope of Duchamp’s Étant donnés and eight pieces of correspondence from Alexina Duchamp, Jean- François Lyotard, Pontus Hultén, and Björn Springfeldt. Anonymous gift in memory of Robert Shapazian.

Francesco Marcolini (ca. 1500–1559), Le sorti di Francesco Marcolini da Forlì intitolate Giardino di Francesco Marcolini (ca. 1500–1559), Le sorti di Francesco Marcolini da pensieri, Venice: Francesco Marcolini, 1540; Forli intitolate Giardino di pensieri, Venice: Francesco Marcolini, 1540; bound by Anthoni Lodewijk. Purchased on the bound by Anthoni Ludewijk. Front cover. Photography by Graham S. T. Kimball Brooker Sixteenth- Century Fund. Haber, 2019.

report to donors 23 Statement of Financial Position

March 31, 2019, with comparative totals for 2018

Assets 2019 2018 Cash and cash equivalents $11,179,256 $8,103,367 Dividends and interest receivable $47,372 $34,116 Grants and contribution receivable $5,756,972 $4,132,457 Inventory $280,761 $204,182 Broker receivable $133,868 $1,095,302 Prepaid expenses $3,229,996 $1,291,268 Other assets $1,595,471 $1,107,149 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $94,627,385 $97,795,453 Investments $253,639,725 $254,082,705 Total assets $370,490,806 $367,845,999

Liabilities and Net Assets liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $3,836,747 $2,314,694 Broker payable $116,120 $705,377 Long-term debt $14,597,146 $14,569,987 Accrued postretirement health benefits $1,283,053 $1,256,164 Total Liabilities $19,833,066 $18,846,222 net assets You may request copies of Without donor restrictions the three most recent annual Property and equipment $79,394,100 $82,795,453 information returns by contacting the Morgan Library & Museum Board designated $18,620,441 $19,438,886 or the New York State Department Other $1,406,690 $1,033,586 of Law Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Total without donor restrictions $99,421,231 $103,267,925 With donor restrictions $251,236,509 $245,731,852 The Morgan Library & Museum is a nonprofit organization Total Net Assets $350,657,740 $348,999,777 exempt from income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Total Liabilities and Net Assets $370,490,806 $367,845,999 Revenue Code.

24 the morgan library & museum Donors

e are immensely grateful to our donors, who make it possible to build, preserve, and interpret one of the world’s great collections. The following Wgifts, grants, pledges, pledge payments, and matching gifts of $500 or more during fiscal year 2019 (April 1, 2018, through March 31, 2019) supported general operations, exhibitions, concerts and lectures, education and scholarship, special projects, acquisitions, endowment, and the Campaign for the Morgan.

$1 MILLION + Joshua W. Sommer $25,000–$49,999 Mrs. Andrew C. Schirrmeister Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Anonymous, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Sciame Construction The Drue Heinz Revocable Trust Melvin R. Seiden William R. Acquavella Mrs. Constantine Morgan Stanley Ken and Veronika Adamo Sidamon-Eristoff Mrs. Katharine J. Rayner $50,000–$99,999 Joan Taub Ades Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick Mrs. Oscar de la Renta The Achelis and Bodman Allen Adler and Frances Beatty Alyce Williams Toonk Sheep Meadow Foundation Foundation Mr. Seymour R. Askin, Jr.† United Therapeutics The Thompson Family Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Anne H. Bass Rosalind P. Walter Foundation, Inc. Antonio Bonchristiano Mrs. Joshua Becker Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Mr.† and Mrs. Walter Burke Elizabeth and Rodney Berens Foundation, Inc. $250,000–$999,999 Karen B. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Roy J. Zuckerberg Charina Endowment Fund, Inc. Barbara Dau Bridgewater Associates, LP Anonymous (3) Marina Kellen French Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Brunswick Group The Florence Gould Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Citi $10,000–$24,999 Agnes Gund Frelinghuysen Coatue Foundation Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Anna- Maria and Stephen Kellen The Marc Haas Foundation The Gladys Krieble Delmas Mrs. Russell B. Aitken Foundation Mr. J. Tomilson Hill III Foundation Arnhold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradford Evans David Berg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Parr Horowitz Foundation Missy and Richard Fisher Raphael and Jane Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Ricciardi for the Arts Tina Santi Flaherty Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Steel The Christian Humann Barbara G. Fleischman Charles Butt Beatrice Stern Foundation Foundation for Italian Art The M. L. Chen Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Culture Peter J. Cohen $100,000–$249,999 Samuel H. Kress Foundation Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Emy Cohenca Bloomberg Philanthropies Pierre and Tana Matisse Goldman, Sachs & Co. Corning Incorporated T. Kimball Brooker Foundation Great Circle Foundation Inc. Foundation The Calamus Foundation Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Denise Hale David Dechman and Gail A. Gilbert The Ambrose Monell Foundation Estate of Francis John S. Hughes Michel Mercure Jerome L. Greene Foundation, Inc. National Endowment for the Arts Frederick Iseman Lord Egremont The Indian Point Foundation Diane A. Nixon Herbert Kasper Jean-Marie and Johansson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Pennoyer Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Elizabeth Eveillard Robert Lehman Foundation Pine Tree Foundation of Arthur L. Loeb Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland Leon Levy Foundation New York John D. Macomber Rebecca Brauer Fruin Martha and Garfield Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rosenwald, Jr. Mu Sigma Mr. and Mrs. Alain Goldrach Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. New York State Council Hubert and Mireille Goldschmidt Patricia and Thruston Morton Jessie Schilling on the Arts Marguerite Steed Hoffman New York City Department of The Maurice Sendak Foundation Oracle Ms. Sophia Hudson and Cultural Affairs Linda and Robert Stillman Oxford University Press Mr. Dan Riley Thomas J. Reid and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Mr. Hamish Parker Caroline Howard Hyman Christina M. Pae Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder Ingalls & Snyder LLC The Abner Rosen Foundation Jane P. Watkins Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg Fady Jameel Joseph Rosen Foundation Louisa Stude Sarofim Jones Day

report to donors 25 Ron Kass Shirley E. Cohen Nancy and Burton Staniar Dr. Nicholas Csicsko and David L. Klein, Jr. Foundation Con Edison The Strackbein Family Ms. Emi Ferguson Sidney R. Knafel and Mrs. Angela Cruger Charitable Fund Paul S. Damus Londa Weisman Elizabeth de Cuevas Kimberly V. Strauss D. Ronald Daniel and Lise Scott Sally and Wynn Kramarsky † Filomen M. D’Agostino David J. Supino Barbara Knowles Debs and Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder Foundation The Thornton Foundation Richard Debs Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow The Charles A. Dana Foundation Melanie Travis and Leah Schwartz Susan Delaney Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker Ltd. Robert Dance Vanguard Charitable Robert de Rothschild and Robert B. Loper Mrs. Martin S. Davis Mark L. Villamar and Ann Marie Iverson S & L Marx Foundation John Diebold Esther Milsted Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. de Vegh Janet Mavec and The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Arete Warren Hester Diamond E. Wayne Nordberg Foundation, Inc. David and Tanya Wells Laura White Dillon Monticello Associates General Representation of The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Nicholas A. Domino C. Jay Moorhead Foundation the Government of Flanders Memorial Foundation Andrea Dorfman Michael and Patricia O’Neill in the US Wheelock Whitney III Katrina Du Paul, Weiss, Rif kind, Wharton Forester Capital, LLC The A. Woodner Fund, Inc. Rachel Dubroff and Amit Lubling & Garrison LLP Joanne du Pont Foster Jennifer Wright Mr. and Mrs. Craig Duchossois Pictet North America Advisors Joan M. Frost Mary Ellen G. Dundon Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Elaine Goldman $1,000–$4,999 Lisa Ehrenkranz Leon B. Polsky Richard and Ronnie Grosbard Herve and Marina Aaron Marianne Elrick- Manley PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Rose† and Lawrence Hughes Pamela M. Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. Talton R. Embry Pro Helvetia Mary and John Hull George S. Abrams, Esq. J. Hap and Geren Fauth Restaurant Associates Laurie B. Jacobs Lucy Adams Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Alexander B. V. Johnson and Sabina C. Ahuja William L. Finklea Robinson, Jr. Roberta J. M. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. S. Allen The Herring Finn Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Wesley R. Johnson, Jr. Ecetra and Anthony Ames Joseph A. Flahaven Foundation, Inc. William W. Karatz and S. Wyndham Anderson Professor and Mrs. Jeannette Watson Sanger Joan G. Smith Sara Nolan Arnell Eugene S. Flamm Save Venice Inc. Jon and Barbara Landau M. Page Ashley Martha J. Fleischman Susan Jaffe Tane Sarah-Jane Markoe Gillian Attfield Mr. and Mrs. John Flower Tavolozza Foundation James H. Marrow and Emily Rose Anne M. August † Ellen L. Fogle Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw (in memory of Mel Seiden) Sidney Babcock Roland and Mary Ann Folter Charitable Trust MetLife Gloria Bachmann Jed Freedlander Mr. Douglas Troob Susan Mikula Caroline Sharfman Bacon Emily T. Frick Joseph Tuana Colette and Achim Moeller Colin B. Bailey and Sylvia Howard Fuhrman Jean- Edouard van Praet Gail Monaghan Alan Wintermute Richard T. Garner White & Case LLP Miles Morgan Peter L. Barnet Adam and Emily Gasthalter Witherspoon Fund of The Ann Lawrance Morse Lisa U. Baskin Stephen A. Geiger New York Community Trust Nitorum Capital Laura S. Bennett The Gelfand Family Dian Woodner Mary Jo Otsea and Richard Brown Brent Bergin and Foundation, Inc. Meggan Walsh and Konrad Wos´ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Palm Pamela V. Huttenberg Michael and Tess Geller Wyeth Foundation for Patricia Pei Mrs. Edgar R. Berner Edith and Roger Gerber American Art Penguin Random House Mr. and Mrs. John H. Biggs Gordon P. Getty Anonymous Peter Pennoyer Architects Eric Blair- Joannou David Gilbert Praesidium Investment Renee and Barry Brandeis Paul Arthur Gismondi $5,000–$9,999 Management Company, LLC Stuart Brannan and Noah Goldrach The Aeroflex Foundation Eric Richter Heidi Van Willegen Willis J. and Marilynn J. Whitney B. Armstrong Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Mary Ann Bruni Goldsmith Jean-Luc Baroni Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Rosen Barbara Bryant Jim and Susan Goodfellow The Theodore H. Barth Adam and Perry Rosen Noreen Buckfire Robert B. Goodfellow Foundation Rochelle and Mark Rosenberg Ayesha Bulchandani Google The Howard Bayne Fund Ann and Peter Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Mark and Kristina Gossner Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Berlind Charles N. W. Schlangen CAF American Donor Fund, Mary L. Gray Lewis W. Bernard Christopher Scholz and at the suggestion of Paula Greenman BlackLine Inés Elskop David M. Leventhal Ellen Grimes Elizabeth A. R. and Ralph S. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carey Foundation, Inc. Alexander Grinfeld Brown, Jr. Stanley DeForest Scott Jim Chervenak Lucy Bondi Grollman Constance Caplan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Diana Thomas Childress Jan M. Guifarro Mickey Cartin Sidley Austin LLP Vivien Ranschburg Clark Carol A. Haber and Edward L. Cave Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Michael Coady Robert Shattuck Christie’s Ms. Denise R. Sobel Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation Kathleen D. Hale G. Scott Clemons Sotheby’s Paula Cooper Mrs. Gemma S. Hall Hersh and Fern D. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sovern

26 the morgan library & museum John Hall Nicholas Murray Cynthia Strauss and Harry Sherr Himanshu Bhatt JoAnna Hartzmark Mrs. Victoria Newhouse The Elbridge and Evelyn Stuart Lane Bhutani Maria-Kristina Hayden Heidi Nitze Foundation Sara and Jonathan Bonesteel Mrs. Helen Hecht Russell Oberlin Kathleen M. Sullivan and Suzan Boyd and Edward Sellers Katrin Bellinger Henkel David and Diane O’Brien Helen M. Stacy Emily Braun Judith Hernstadt Mrs. Greenway O’Dea Kathleen Runde Sullivan and Eleis Brennan John D. Herring Joyce O’Reardon-Dockweiler Michael Sullivan Lauretta J. Bruno John B. Herrington III and William Dockweiler Ms. Judy Sund and Leslie and Barbara Buckland Luule N. Hewson David Orentreich Mr. Scott Gilbert Peter Buffington Jonathan A. Hill Mr. James H. Ottaway and Dr. Kay Sutton † Tilden H. Bunge Theodora W. Hooton Mrs. Mary H. Ottaway Szilvia E. Szmuk- Tanenbaum Shawn and Brook Byers Christine Howard Overlook International Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Taylor Angie and Garrett Calderwood Alexander Hurst Foundation Florine Thériault Ralph A. Cann III Janklow Foundation Brad L. Parberry Jennifer and Owen Thomas Giosetta Capriati D. T. Ignacio and Samhita Jayanti Francesca Passalacqua and Polly M. and John M. Timken, Jr. Carroll Janis, Inc. John P. Johnson Donald Hardy Rahul Tripathi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Patterson Belknap Webb & Marcos Tychbrojcher and Mitchell Chan Jamie Kleinberg Kamph Tyler LLP George B. Dandridge Marion Oates Charles Mrs. Lena Kaplan Diana Pearson John and Eva Usdan Choate, Hall & Stewart LLP Derek E. Kaufman Mr. Robert M. Pennoyer Bruce Van Saun Mark Chorazak Christian Keesee Mr. and Mrs. Jean R. Perrette Mr. and Mrs. James M. Vaughn, Jr. Addysen and Cameron M. Clark Saundra Keinberger Ivan and Winifred Phillips Jaclyn R. Veneroso Larry K. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ketchum Fanette Pollack and John D. Breit Elizabeth von Habsburg Christopher Clarke Michael and Tertia Kiesel Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Pollock Jonathan and Candace Steven K. Copulsky Roy Kirsh Deacon John M. Powers, Jr. Wainwright Casey Cornelius Mrs. Walter C. Klein William N. Raiford Douglas A. Warner III Laura A. Coruzzi and Emily Jane Klopfer Lesli Rice and Louis Slesin Sydney Weinberg and Robert J. Schneider Phlyssa Koshland Sascha Rockefeller John Heilpern Paul Cossu Thomas F. Kranz Susan and Elihu Rose Jennifer R. Weis Helen Cousar David Lachenmann Cye Ross Ms. Mildred Weissman William R. Craven and Sam and Casey Lambert Christopher Rothko and Marissa C. Wesely and Pamela F. Craven Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Lamesch Lori Cohen Frederick Hamerman Julia B. Curtis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Landrigan Thomas A. and Georgina T. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteford Louis D’Alonzo Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lane Rutabaga Capital Management Derry Wilkens Eleanor and Morgan Dejoux Mrs. John M. Lewis Laurie Sackler William J. Williams, Jr. and Keith de Lellis Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Ms. Susan Sawyers and Barbara A. Reuter Thomas Denzler Jon A. Lindseth Dr. Charles L. Sawyers David J. Wolf, M.D. Count and Countess Flora Ling and Paul Sturm Simon Schama and Thomas S. Woodruff and de Ravel d’Esclapon Chien-Cho Liu Virginia Papaioannou Irwin Epstein Davida Deutsch Samuel M. Livermore The Schiff Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Y. Ying Carol and Herbert Diamond John Nichols Loeb, M.D. Caroline F. Schimmel Eve Yohalem and Nicholas Polsky Nizar F. Djabbarah Herbert L. Lucas Mary C. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zucker Mr. Donald Francis Donovan Anita M. Majetich Frederick Schultz Anonymous (2) and Ms. Jennifer Lake David Malkin Thomas Schumacher and Charles E. Dorkey III Audrey Mina Manley Matthew White $500–$999 Pat Doudna Maya and Edward P. Manley Nancy Schwartz Kathy Abbott Ashley Dowden Laurentius Marais and Mr. Bernard Selz Gillian Adler Celeste Drubner Susan Hendrie- Marais Alicia Serrani Frank Albus Regine Eberhardt Karen Marks Christopher Sheeron Andris Alexander David Elgart Nancy and Howard Marks Abraham Samuel Shiff Jose C. Areia Henry Elstein Ms. MJ Matera Nathan M. Silverstein and Stanley and Barbara Arkin Ervika Foundation, Inc. Barbie and Tony Mayer Cynthia Harris Ann M. Askew Jonathan Feldman Hillary Mazanec Esther Simon Charitable Trust Sheila Baird Karen Fink Leander and Stephanie Britton Smith and Stein Berre Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett II Anne H. Fischer McCormick-Goodhart Laura Smith Penelope Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Fischer Claire Merrill Sharon Dunlap Smith Louis Begley and Anka Muhlstein J. P. Flaherty Gillian and Eduardo Mestre Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon Sarah Belz Anne Fredericks Scott Monaco Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer Edward H. Benenson Edna Gabler Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Montag Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Stakias Foundation, Inc. Jonathan Galassi Hans and Kate Morris James L. Stengel and Dawn Benson Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Galesi Jessica Morton Beverly J. Bartow John and Gretchen Berggruen The Ganlee Fund Charlotte Moss Kelly E. Stephens Dr. Courtney Berkholtz Laura Aimee Garn Philip R. Munger Rachel and Alex Stern Charlotte Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison

report to donors 27 Milton McC. Gatch Elena Luca Stuart Shroff In honor of Rena Golub Michael Gfoeller Joanne Lyman Robert A. Silver, M.D. Christopher Ferraris Marissa Goba Caroline Magee Joshua and Sara Slocum Charles Greenhouse Adam J. Goebel Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mahony F. Randall Smith and Judith Smith Lee Greenhouse Virginia L. Gold Jane N. P. Mallinson Kenneth Soehner and Nancy Greenhouse Thomas E. Goldenberg Anne Kriken Mann Nathalie Angles Wendy Greenhouse Judith Goldman Bindu Manne Robert Brandon Sokol Fern Jaffe Pierre and Paula Gonthier Jennifer and Philip Maritz Marybeth Sollins Lenore Laupheimer Family Foundation Frederick E. Marshall David Solo Charles Greenhouse Robin May George T. Spera, Jr. and Jane In honor of Michael Hall Katherine Eckert Grunder and McCarter & English, LLP Ginsburg Judith Hernstadt Robert Grunder Kay McCrosky Diana Stanford Nicholas H. J. Hall and Yuan Fang Paul McCullough Prudence L. Steiner In honor of S. Roger Horchow’s Chris Haltiner Jay McDowell Dr. Robert M. Steiner 90th Birthday Alexandra Hancock Sarah McMillan Stephen A. Stumpf Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Kevin J. Hanratty John C. Meditz Sanford Sylvan Conrad Harper Stephanie Mehlman Robert Taylor In honor of Marianne C. Montoro Calvine and Wright Harvey Beatrice Berle Meyerson Carolyn C. Tenney Ruth Rattner Matthew Hassett Estate of Julienne M. Michel David Tereshchuk Mary Hayes Irene R. Miller Michael M. Thomas and In honor of Deborah Murphy Edward Henderson Judith Minardi Tamara Glenny Michelle Hughes Joan and Stephen Hermes Trish Mitchell Jonah Tulis Betty Himmel Michele H. Montgomery William H. and Judith C. Turner In honor of Namkil Park Warren Hofrichter Sergio Morales Gita S. van Heerden Sungyull Koo Holdingham Group John A. Morgan Sujan Vasavada (North America) Ltd. Mallory Morgan Christopher Wancura In honor of Lucy and Larry Ricciardi Rebecca Horwitz Ms. Victoria Morris Joseph J. Wassell Chris Meltesen Hugh J. Howard Stephen J. Morse Lucine B. Watt The Strackbein Family Mr. and Mrs. Hans Huber Adam Muhlig Marshall Weinberg Charitable Fund Charles F. Hudak Dr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Nadell Jill Weston and Theodore Harrison Jack Huston Albert P. Neilson Susan Wexner In honor of Rochelle C. Rosenberg International Fine Print Jill Newhouse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteford Tina D. Snyder Dealers Association Nathaniel and Lisanne Norman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkinson Charles Isaacs Sharron Norman Heidi Van Willegen In honor of Shirley Stark Josephine Lea Iselin Neha Ohri Emma Winder Sidney Stark Nancy and Richard Jackson Kenneth Oswald and Ms. Laura Winters and Bett and Ronald Jacquart Mary Beth Martin Mr. François Carrel- Billiard In honor of Stacy Welkowitz The Robert Wood Johnson Lukas Papenfusscline Valerie and Tom Wolzien Paul Gish Foundation Arden Pickoff- Rafferty J. W. Wood Anita Jorgensen Matthew and Laura Pinson Alice Wright In memory of Walter Burke Emma Kamen Silvio Pitter Rob Zanger Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Karen and Robert King Douglas Polak Anonymous (3) KKR – MP Charitable Gift Prudential Financial In memory of James J. Fuld Fund at Fidelity Donald Quest, M.D. Joan F. Strauss Dr. Norbert Klause Martha J. Radford and Tribute and Phyllis L. Kossoff Louis G. Graff Memorial Gifts In memory of S. Parker Gilbert James Krugman and Elisabeth Rankin Joyce O’Reardon- Dockweiler Connie Simmons Justin Rassi In honor of Anna Lou Ashby Timothy Kubarych David N. Redden Abraham Samuel Shiff In memory of Melvin R. Seiden Christopher Laconi Ambassador and Mrs. James H. Marrow and Emily Rose Mark Samuels Lasner Philip T. Reeker In honor of Sidney Babcock Anonymous Jane Lattes- Swislocki Michael Romano Elizabeth B. Borden John Lauro Anne Rorimer Allen Rosenbaum In memory of George Strachan Jennifer Lawrence Catherine G. Ross The George Strachan Jaclyn James Lazenby Belinda S. Roth In honor of Colin B. Bailey Veneroso Charitable Fund Miles Cary Leahey and Alfred and Ann Ruesch Nathan M. Silverstein Patricia Mosser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Safron In memory of Steven Wernick Andrew R. Lee Lucy Freeman Sandler In honor of Anita Duncan Florine Thériault James and Karen Lehrburger Frances Schulman Edna Gabler Meredith Lepore Susan Sheehan Mary F. Loftus Denis and Mary Ellen Loncto Christopher Sheeron Mary Ann Lublin Jenna Shipman

28 the morgan library & museum Gifts for the Gifts for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Photography Ricciardi Restoration of J. Acquisitions Allen Adler and Frances Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen Peter J. Cohen Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg Pierpont Morgan’s Drawings and Prints Shirley E. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Library Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. David Dechman and Michel Nancy Schwartz Allen Adler and Frances Beatty Mercure Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Shuman as of March 31, 2019 Mr. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. † Elaine Goldman Mrs. Constantine Sidamon- Ayesha Bulchandani Richard and Ronnie Grosbard Eristoff $1 MILLION + The Gilbert and Ildiko Butler Ron Kass Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick Charina Endowment Fund, Inc. Family Foundation Ann Lawrance Morse Joshua W. Sommer Sherman Fairchild Mrs. Angela Cruger Patricia and Thruston Morton Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Steel Foundation, Inc. Deeds Foundation Inc. Nancy and Burton Staniar Beatrice Stern Morgan Stanley Jean- Marie and Elizabeth Eveillard Mr. Douglas Troob Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Katharine J. Rayner Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Alyce Williams Toonk Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Frelinghuysen Printed Books and Rosalind P. Walter The Thompson Family Hubert and Mireille Goldschmidt Bindings Mary Jo and Sheldon Weinig Foundation, Inc. Alexander B. V. Johnson and Jaime Kleinberg Kamph Shelby White Roberta J. M. Olson Malcolm and Carolyn Wiener $250,000–$999,999 Robert B. Loper ASSOCIATION OF Roy J. Zuckerberg Agnes Gund Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Diane A. Nixon FELLOWS Moore II Janet Mavec and E. Wayne Pierpont Fellows Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Parr Nordberg Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Director’s Mrs. Russell B. Aitken Robinson, Jr. Ricciardi Mr. and Mrs. Randall Barbato Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Steel Roundtable Barbara Dau The A. Woodner Fund, Inc. Beatrice Stern Lord Egremont Anonymous, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. $100,000–$249,999 Melvin R. Seiden Acquavella Ken and Veronika Adamo George L. K. Frelinghuysen Bloomberg Philanthropies Anne H. Bass Rebecca Brauer Fruin Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Medieval and Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Marguerite Steed Hoffman T. Kimball Brooker Renaissance Manuscripts Mrs. Joshua Becker Caroline Howard Hyman Karen B. Cohen The Rose Marrow Fund Elizabeth and Rodney Berens Sidney R. Knafel and Gail A. Gilbert Virginia M. Schirrmeister Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Londa Weisman Johansson Family Foundation Mr. † and Mrs. Walter Burke Arthur L. Loeb Martha and Garfield Miller Modern and Contemporary Drawings Karen B. Cohen Janet Mavec and Anonymous E. Wayne Nordberg Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradford Evans Diane A. Nixon $50,000–$99,999 Acquavella Missy and Richard Fisher Tina Santi Flaherty Susan Jaffe Tane Mr. and Mrs. George L.K. Whitney B. Armstrong Marina Kellen French Dian Woodner Frelinghuysen Constance Caplan Gail A. Gilbert Anonymous Patricia and Thruston Morton Ms. Sophia Hudson and Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Diane A. Nixon Mr. Dan Riley Agnes Gund Thomas J. Reid and Fady Jameel Patron Fellows Denise Hale Christina M. Pae Sally and Wynn Kramarsky † Frederick Iseman Joan Taub Ades Jessie Schilling Gail Monaghan Hamish Parker Jerker and Stephanie Johansson Anne M. August † $1,000–$49,999 Thomas J. Reid and Herbert Kasper Jean-Luc Baroni Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Berlind Charles Butt Christina M. Pae Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Lewis W. Bernard Edward Lee Cave Eric Richter and Charles Shoener Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Elizabeth A. R. and Ralph S. Barbara Dau Ann and Peter Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Brown, Jr. Peter Malkin Louisa Stude Sarofim Patricia and Thruston Morton Russell E. Burke III Strackbein Family Leah Schwartz and Melanie Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Parr Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Charitable Fund Travis Nancy Schwartz Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder Charles Butt Jean- Edouard van Praet Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Mickey Cartin David and Tanya Wells Leon B. Polsky G. Scott Clemons Dian Woodner Mrs. Katherine J. Rayner Hersh and Fern D. Cohen Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Emy Cohenca Thomas J. Reid and Mrs. Martin S. Davis Christina M. Pae Elizabeth de Cuevas

report to donors 29 Barbara G. Fleischman Inés Elskop Frederick Schultz MEDIEVAL AND Joanne du Pont Foster Mary Ann Folter Bernard Selz RENAISSANCE Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland Joanne du Pont Foster Salle Vaughn MANUSCRIPTS VISITING Joan M. Frost Patricia Pei Mark L. Villamar and Esther COMMITTEE William W. Karatz and Joanna S. Rose Milsted James H. Marrow, Chair Joan G. Smith Shelby White Lucy Adams Sally and Wynn Kramarsky † Class of 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Wiener Allen Adler Jo Carole and Ronald S. Lauder Marilyn J. Friedland Mr. and Mrs. David Y. Ying Jonathan J. G. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Charles N. W. Schlangen Caroline Sharfman Bacon Colette and Achim Moeller Alyce Williams Toonk FAIRFAX MURRAY SOCIETY Peter L. Barnet Miles Morgan Konrad Wos´ FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF Barbara Brizdle Michael and Patricia O’Neill DRAWINGS AND PRINTS Elizabeth A. R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Palm Alexander Hurst, ex officio W. Mark Brady Mickey Cartin Patricia Pei Hillary Mazanec, ex officio Ayesha Bulchandani Gifford Combs Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Russell E. Burke III Christopher de Hamel Adam and Perry Rosen Mrs. Gilbert E. Butler Mervin R. Dilts Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Rosen Young Fellows Angela Cruger Anne Goldrach Rochelle and Mark Rosenberg Robert Dance Jeffrey F. Hamburger Jessie Schilling Steering Philippe de Montebello Marguerite Steed Hoffman Charles N. W. Schlangen Mr. and Mrs. Jean- Marie Eveillard Laura Jereski Christopher Scholz and Committee George L. K. Frelinghuysen Janine Luke Inés Elskop Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Robert McCarthy Sabina C. Ahuja Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DeForest Goldschmidt Stella Panayotova Eric Blair-Joannou Scott Herbert Kasper Elaine L. Rosenberg Alexander Clark Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Robert B. Loper Lucy Freeman Sandler John Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Janine Luke Virginia M. Schirrmeister Nicholas A. Domino Ms. Denise R. Sobel Janet Mavec Beatrice Stern Adam Gasthalter Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sovern Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Dr. Kay Sutton † Emily Gasthalter Kimberly V. Strauss Jill Newhouse Salle Vaughn Noah Goldrach Margaret Bradham Thornton and Diane Allen Nixon William M. Voelkle John L. Thornton Calvine Harvey Roberta J. M. Olson and Mark L. Villamar and Esther Wright Harvey Alexander B. V. Johnson MODERN AND Milsted Alexander Hurst, Co-Chair Hamilton Robinson, Jr. CONTEMPORARY Meggan Walsh and Konrad Wos´ Andrew Klaber Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey COLLECTORS COMMITTEE Hillary Mazanec, Co-Chair Arete Warren Alyce Williams Toonk William R. Acquavella Claire G. Merrill Wheelock Whitney III Andrea Woodner Whitney B. Armstrong Mallory Morgan Jennifer Wright Constance Caplan Kathleen R. Sullivan Honorary Member Marianne Elrick- Manley Council of Fellows Jean A. Bonna Inés Elskop Visiting and Judith Goldman Barbara Dau, Chair LITERARY AND HISTORICAL Sophia Hudson and Dan Riley Collectors MANUSCRIPTS VISITING Fady Jameel Class of 2018 Committees COMMITTEE Dodie Kazanjian Barbara Dau David Gilbert, Chair Gail Monaghan Jed Freedlander ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN Harold Augenbraum Thomas J. Reid and Marina Kellen French SEALS AND TABLETS Christine Burgin Christina M. Pae Sally Lepow VISITING COMMITTEE Pedro Corrêa do Lago Eric Richter Robert B. Loper Zainab Bahrani Milton McC. Gatch Peter Rothschild Martha McGarry Miller Kim Benzel Conrad K. Harper Louisa Stude Sarofim Miles Morgan Jacob Spencer Coley George Hecksher Nancy Schwartz Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Rachel Dubroff and Amit Lubling Mark Samuels Lasner Melanie Travis and Diana and Fred Elghanayan Carol Rothkopf Leah Schwartz Class of 2019 Barbara G. Fleischman Lorin Stein Jean- Edouard van Praet G. Scott Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Jean Strouse David and Tanya Wells Alexandra O. Hughes Anne Nelson Susan Jaffe Tane Dian Woodner Michael I. Sovern Mr. James H. Ottaway and Margaret Bradham Thornton Martina Yamin Arete Warren Mrs. Mary H. Ottaway Matt Weiland Jennifer Wright Adam Rosen MUSIC VISITING Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen COMMITTEE Class of 2020 Allen Rosenbaum Cynthia Hazen Polsky, Chair Mickey Cartin Laurie Sackler Frederick H. S. Allen Fern D. Cohen Harolyn M. Blackwell

30 the morgan library & museum Alain Coblence Citi Knafel Askin Fund Drue Heinz Curator of Literary Ara Guzelimian Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Brooke Astor Endowment Fund Manuscripts Fund Thomas Hampson JPMorgan Chase & Co. Vincent Astor Curator of Printed Drue Heinz Exhibitions and Robin Lehman Morgan Stanley Books Fund Programs Fund Nora E. London Mu Sigma Lois and Walter Baker Drawings Drue Heinz Twentieth- Century Miles Morgan Oracle Fund Literature Fund Marie Rolf Oxford University Press Elisabeth Ball Children’s Books Edwin H. Herzog Drawings Fund Alexander C. Sanger Sciame Construction Fund The Jamie and Maisie Houghton James Baker Sitrick United Therapeutics T. Kimball Brooker Sixteenth- Endowment Fund Robert White Century Fund William W. Karatz and Joan Eve Yohalem Corporate Sponsor Themis Anastasia Brown G. Smith Acquisitions Bloomberg Philanthropies Memorial Fund Endowment Fund PHOTOGRAPHY Paul, Weiss, Rif kind, Wharton & Curt F. Bühler Printed Books and Franklin H. Kissner Rare Books COLLECTORS COMMITTEE Garrison LLP Manuscripts Fund Cataloger Fund Allen Adler PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Carter Burden Fund H.P. Kraus Fund Luca Borghese Mary Flagler Cary Acquisitions Robert Lehman Book Fund Mrs. James E. Burke Corporate Partner Fund for Music Robert Lehman Fund for Peter J. Cohen Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mary Flagler Cary Curator of Exhibitions David A. Dechman and Restaurant Associates Music Manuscripts and Printed Kenneth A. Lohf Fund for Poetry Michel Mercure White & Case LLP Music Fund Herbert and Ann Lucas Mimi G. Forer Charina Endowment Fund for Endowment Fund Elaine Goldman Corporate Patron Photography Caroline Morgan Macomber Richard Grosbard BlackLine Charles E. Culpeper Fund Endowment Fund Ronald R. Kass Con Edison Drawing Institute at the Morgan Manley Family Fund for Stephen Koch Corning Incorporated Library & Museum Fund Contemporary Drawings Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Foundation Charles W. Engelhard Curator of Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions Ann Lawrance Morse The Charles A. Dana Foundation Drawings Fund The Joseph F. McCrindle Fund for Patricia Morton MetLife Edwin V. Erbe, Jr. Acquisition the Department of Drawings Christopher Scholz Fund and Prints Nancy and Burton Staniar Corporate Donor Sherman Fairchild Fund for Andrew W. Mellon Conservation Douglas Troob Christie’s Exhibitions Fund Forester Capital, L.L.C. Sherman Fairchild Fund for Andrew W. Mellon Curator of PRINTED BOOKS AND Penguin Random House Services to Scholars Printed Books Fund BINDINGS Peter Pennoyer Architects Fellows Endowment Fund for Andrew W. Mellon Fund for the VISITING COMMITTEE Sotheby’s Acquisitions Department of Medieval and T. Kimball Brooker, Chair John F. Fleming Fund Renaissance Manuscripts Antonio Bonchristiano 1924 SOCIETY The Fund for the Morgan Andrew W. Mellon Research and William T. Buice III The Parker Gilbert Memorial Publications Fund Vincent J. Buonanno Vivien Ranschburg Clark Fund Constance B. Mellon Memorial G. Scott Clemons Davida Deutsch Horace W. Goldsmith Fund Fund for Photography Fern Cohen Mrs. Charles H. Dyson Horace W. Goldsmith Fund for Henry S. Morgan Reference Flobelle Burden Davis Herbert Kasper Americana Books Fund Eugene S. Flamm Clement C. Moore II Alex Gordon Fund for Exhibitions J.P. Morgan Fund Martha J. Fleischman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morgan Belle da Costa Greene Fund Margaret T. Morris Fund Roland Folter William N. Raiford Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund for Americana Jonathan A. Hill Sharon Dunlap Smith Exclusive of Incunabula Stavros Niarchos Foundation Mrs. Kevin Hurley Joshua W. Sommer Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund Fund for Education and Jamie Kleinberg Kamph Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Westerhoff for Incunabula Technology Derek Kaufman William Randolph Hearst Fund Gary W. Parr Endowment Fund Jon A. Lindseth NAMED for Educational Programs Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Paul Needham William Randolph Hearst Fund Exhibitions Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. ENDOWMENT for Scholarly Research and The Cynthia Hazen Polsky Mary C. Schlosser FUNDS Exhibitions and Leon B. Polsky Fund for David J. Supino Dannie and Hettie Heineman Concerts and Lectures Permanent funds established with Purchase Fund Gordon N. Ray Acquisitions Fund CORPORATE gifts, grants, and pledges James H. Heineman Purchase Gordon N. Ray Rare Books Fund Cataloger Fund MEMBERS William R. Acquavella Curator The Lore and Rudolf J. Katharine Rayner Endowment of Modern and Contemporary Heinemann Fund Fund Corporate Leader Drawings Fund Drue Heinz Book Conservator The Annette and Bridgewater Associates, LP Celia Ascher Endowment Fund Fund Oscar de la Renta Curatorial Brunswick Group Seymour R. and Helen- Mae Drue Heinz Book Fund Endowment Fund

report to donors 31 Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund Clare Briody Joseph Mendez Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Grace Brodsky Sally Michaels Curatorship for Ancient Near Monita Buchwald Leigh Miller Eastern Seals and Tablets Marilyn Burman Carissa Montgomery E. J. Rousuck Fund Linn Carl Lenore Mordas Charles Ryskamp Acquisitions Vivien Ranschburg Clark Mary Muenkel Fund Mitchell Cohn Edith Payne Charles Ryskamp Fund Elaine Conti Monique Pettit The Janine Luke and Melvin R. Emma Davidson Pat Pilkonis Seiden Fund for Exhibitions Evangeline Dorado Janet Rhoads Pinkowitz and Publications Inge Dupont Amy Troy Pizzella Melvin R. Seiden Curatorship Mary Efron Fanette Pollack in Medieval and Renaissance Roz Forman Susan Price Manuscripts Katherine Frawley Marjorie Raab Carl L. Selden Fund for Printed Deborah Freeman Erika Rosenbaum Books Thomas Fusco Leili Saber Herbert J. Seligmann Fund Gregory Gallagher William Schneider E. Clark Stillman Acquisitions Thomas Gallo Carla Silber Fund Alexandra Gardiner Walter Srebnick Frank M. Strasser Drawings Alyona Glushchenkova Evalyn Stone Administrator Fund Rena Golub Rena Tobey Robert H. Taylor Curator Rose Grotsky Jacqueline Topche of Literary and Historical Constance S. Harris Joseph Troiano Manuscripts Fund Sarah Harris- Weiss Heidi Van Willegen Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Judith Hill Jeanne Vezeris Curatorial Endowment Fund Lois Hoffman William M. Voelkle Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Stephanie Holmes Elaine Waldo Drawing Institute Endowment Cyma Horowitz Miryam Wasserman Fund Helan Isaac Christie Yang Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Alyssa Jennette Fund for Conservation Cynthia Johnson The Alice Tully Fund for Art Patricia Kaiser † We wish to acknowledge the and Music Elizabeth Kaufman following donors listed in this Vasari Fund for Exhibitions Brian Kemp report who died prior to its Christopher Lightfoot Deirdre Kessler publication: Walker Fund James Klausen Franklin Jasper Walls Lecture Sandra Kopperman Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Fund Susan Kurtz Anne M. August Karen Zukerman Fund for Richard Kutner Walter Burke (Life Trustee) the Department of Drawings Robert LaKamp Rose Marie Hughes and Prints Alan H. Levine Wynn Kramarsky Nina Levy Dr. Kay Sutton VOLUNTEERS Sara Lishinsky Sari Anthony Wendy Luftig Violeta Arciniega Serena Luk Anna Lou Ashby Anne Marie Mascia Joanne Baer C. Richard Mathews Christine Bernick Cathleen McLoughlin Himanshu Bhatt Roy Meilman

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