Report to Donors 2007 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

S. Parker Gilbert, President James R. Houghton, Vice President Richard L. Menschel, Vice President Robert M. Pennoyer, Secretary George L. K. Frelinghuysen, Treasurer

William R. Acquavella Rodney B. Berens Susanna Borghese T. Kimball Brooker Walter Burke Flobelle Burden Davis Geoffrey K. Elliott Mrs. H. J. Heinz II Lawrence Hughes Herbert L. Lucas Caroline Macomber Clement C. Moore II Charles F. Morgan John A. Morgan Diane A. Nixon Cosima Pavoncelli Peter Pennoyer Cynthia Hazen Polsky Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Lawrence R. Ricciardi Hamilton Robinson, Jr. James A. Runde James Baker Sitrick Eugene V. Thaw Ladislaus von Hoffmann Jeffrey C. Walker Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò

EX OFFICIO Vivien Ranschburg Clark Charles E. Pierce, Jr.

TRUSTEES EMERITI Mrs. Vincent Astor† Haliburton Fales, 2nd

† Deceased Report to Donors 2007 Letter from the Director

report to donors 2007 Renzo Piano’s bold scheme for the Morgan gave pride April 1, 2006 – March 31, 2007 of place to our landmarked structures and brought a refined, modernist aesthetic to the new architecture. It Letter from the Director 2 Reopening 4 has been thrilling to offer our programs and services in The Morgan at a Glance 6 the spaces wrought by our collaboration with the Exhibitions 8 preeminent architect. Education 10 Collections 12 Letter from the President 18 Although the Morgan’s architectural metamorphosis has Statement of Financial Position 19 been truly remarkable, it is only part of the story. The Donors 20 ultimate glory of the expanded and renovated Morgan is Staff 31 the way it advances our essential work as a research library and museum, providing an opportunity for visitors and scholars to encounter what Yeats called “monuments of unageing intellect,” works of great beauty, importance, and rarity. We hope that these encounters enrich the aesthetic and intellectual values of our visitors.

This year, such transformations might have occurred when a visitor examined a sublime drawing by Dürer or a wry, provocative work by Steinberg; in hearing a bravura performance of a Mozart sonata or a Jerome Kern song; in reading a letter by George Washington that discloses the aging general’s sense of the young republic or a first edition of Rousseau’s Confessions. Such encounters with the collections occurred this year (as I know they will often in the future) in the Thaw, Engelhard, and Morgan Stanley Galleries, the period rooms, the Sherman Fairchild Reading Room, the Goldsmith Education Center, and Gilder Lehrman Hall.

Cover: A detail of the exterior of The Morgan Library & Museum

Title page: The Gilbert Court

The Morgan Library & Museum  Our exhibitions this year, together with the momentum For two decades I have been committed to providing of reopening, brought a record number of visitors to the greater public access to our collections, programs, and Morgan. Bob Dylan’s American Journey, 1956–1966, was the spaces. This led to initiatives that abundant and exceptional impetus for a still wider, less traditional audience to come, contributions made possible. It required as well a staff that as was the show Illuminations, based on Saul Steinberg’s shared a vision of making the institution more open and works. It was a special privilege to host Private Treasures, a welcoming. Looking back, among the developments that drawings collection of immense beauty and significance. I find most gratifying were the acquisition of the Morgan Other exhibitions, lectures by such luminaries as Seamus house during my first months here and the renovation Heaney and Pete Hamill, and concerts by Thomas and expansion that ensued; traveling exhibitions of our Hampson, Harolyn Blackwell, and dozens of other gifted rare materials to institutions throughout America and performers raised our educational offerings to a new level the world; the creation of the Drawing Study Center of excellence. and the world-class Thaw Conservation Center; the development of c o r s a i r , the online, electronic collection In January 2007 I formally announced that I would retire catalog; and the development of our holdings through the at the end of the year. Having brought the building project gift or acquisition of the Eugene and Clare Eddy Thaw to completion and run the institution in its new form for Collection, the Carter Burden Collection of American more than a year, I felt that it was time to hand over the Literature, and the James Fuld Collection of printed music reins. I leave knowing that the Morgan will be in the best as well as the Paris Review and Matisse archives. of hands and with great confidence in its future. My wife, Barbara, and I look forward to living abroad for a while There is no better way to close than to thank you heartily and discovering what we want to do for the rest of our for supporting the Morgan with such extraordinary lives! We plan to spend more time with our family and wisdom, conviction, and generosity. friends, including those we made through our many years at the Morgan. Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Director

2007 Report to Donors  Reopening

On April 29, 2006, The Morgan Library & Museum reopened to the public after an extensive three-year renovation and expansion. The $106-million building project, designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Renzo Piano of the Renzo Piano Building Workshop, features five exhibition galleries, a 260-seat performance hall, a learning gallery, education center, reading room, spacious central court, enhanced visitor services, and many other public amenities.

Undertaken in collaboration with Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners LLP, this project was the most dramatic expansion and renovation in the Morgan’s history and Mr. Piano’s first completed commission in New York City. The reconfigured campus now provides many new ways for the Morgan to share its extraordinary permanent collections with a twenty-first- century audience.

The Honorable Kate D. Levin, Commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and Renzo Piano at the Civic Dedication Ceremony, April 26, 2006

Opening day crowd gathers on Madison Avenue

Visitors view the inaugural Masterworks of the Morgan exhibition

The Morgan Library & Museum  Ringing the Corsair bell, civic dedication, April 26, 2006: Charles E. Pierce, Jr., Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Renzo Piano, S. Parker Gilbert

Visitors in The Gilbert Court

The Gilbert Court during reopening festivities, April 27, 2006

2007 Report to Donors  The Morgan at a Glance April 1, 2006–March 31, 2007

Conservator examining Thaw Conservation manuscript in the Thaw Conservation Center Center n The Thaw Conservation Center examined, and in many cases treated, more than 300 works on paper. n 180 bound items were treated for loan and in-house exhibition and custom-designed mounts for bound materials were created for exhibition. n The TCC welcomed more than 60 colleagues from institutions around the world and hosted visits from the Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS) and the Guild of Book Workers.

Publications The following catalogues were Reopening n $106 million was available published during fiscal year n On April 29, 2006, the Morgan for the building project; 2007: reopened to the public after $17 million was restricted n Dutch Drawings in The Pierpont a three-year expansion and for endowment. Morgan Library: Seventeenth to renovation project by world- Nineteenth Centuries by Jane renowned architect Renzo Membership Shoaf Turner; Piano. n 5,101 households were n Be Merry and Wise: Origins n The Morgan welcomed more members this year. of Children’s Book Publishing in than 223,000 visitors during its n Of these, more than half were England, 1650–1850, compiled first year of operation in the new members. and annotated by Brian new facilities. n $2,585,499 was given in Alderson and Felix de Marez n The reopening garnered more membership dues. Oyens; copublished with the than 100 media placements in British Library with assistance the U.S. and abroad and was General Operating from the Bibliographical commemorated by celebratory Support Society of America; activities and the inaugural n $1,769,000 was contributed n Collecting Rembrandt: exhibition, Masterworks from toward general operating Etchings from the Morgan by the Morgan, which showcased support by individuals, Conservator working with a medieval Anne Varick Lauder of the 300 manuscript in the Thaw Conservation more than objects from corporations, and foundations. Center department of Drawings and the Morgan’s distinguished Prints; and collections. Gifts to the Collections n From Berlin to Broadway: n 54 gifts valued at $1,000 or The Ebb Bequest of Modern Capital Campaign more were received. Objects on Loan German and Austrian Drawings n Over $123 million was n 90 objects were loaned to by Isabelle Dervaux of the identified for the campaign in Acquisitions twenty-nine exhibitions in thirty- department of Drawings and gifts and pledges by the time of n $4.7 million was spent on three cities, both domestic and Prints with a reminiscence by the reopening. acquisitions. international. John Kander.

The Morgan Library & Museum  Reader Services n A new state-of-the-art reading room opened its doors to readers on May 1, 2006. The new facility has an anteroom with lockers, an office for staff, and a consultation space with natural light and computer connections at the reader tables. n 1,159 readers utilized the reading room during the fiscal year. n Readers came from 23 countries. n Reading room staff assisted scholars working on diverse topics, including the provenance of Giacometti sculptures and de Chirico paintings, early Spanish printing, St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, the The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room formation of central banking in the United States, the works of n Peter Glum generously n 2,119 new records for collection Office of the Registrar Samuel Barber, and Armenian donated his collection of items were added to the c o r s a i r n The Office of the Registrar and Greek manuscripts. microfilms of incunables. database, while 12,061 were prepared, tracked, and moved n The Joseph Rosen Foundation updated. 2,634 objects during the fiscal Reference Collection continued to support the n The image database on year. n The books and periodicals of cataloguing of the reference c o r s a i r for the Morgan’s n Eight loan exhibitions the Reference Collection were collection of Dr. Edith Porada. Medieval and Renaissance consisting of 658 objects were returned to newly renovated manuscripts was enhanced received, unpacked, condition stacks in May 2006, after three Collection Information with 208 new individual reported, and installed. years in remote storage during Systems illustrated pages containing the Morgan’s construction n The Morgan Library & 2,443 images. Visitor Services project. Museum became a member n As an important public face n 2,521 titles were catalogued of OCLC (Online Computer Web Site of the Morgan, the Visitor into c o r s a i r , while 5,446 records Library Center), the world’s n There were 1,092,925 visits to Services department interacted were updated. largest library consortium, the Morgan’s Web site. This was with and assisted 223,000 visitors n Eugene V. Thaw, Werner in February. The Morgan a dramatic increase over the prior during the fiscal year, and at Kramarsky, and the Pierre will contribute records for year. times managed upward of and Maria-Gaetana Matisse its collections to the OCLC n A newly designed Web site 2,000 daily visitors during the Foundation contributed database, WorldCat, which was launched in April 2006 reopening months. hundreds of modern and contains 84 million records with home page animation, a contemporary art books that created by 57,000 libraries in powerful new search engine, Photography and Rights support research on the Morgan’s 112 countries. Since WorldCat and new sections and interactive n Requests for images rose this growing collection of twentieth- is freely available on the Web, features. year to more than 600 orders, century drawings and prints. OCLC membership will make n Online exhibitions featuring an approximately 23 percent n Nancy Schwartz continued to information on the Morgan’s artworks with commentary increase. donate contemporary and holdings available to a much were added to the Web site modern art auction catalogues. wider audience. this year.

2007 Report to Donors  Exhibitions

Masterworks from the Morgan April 29–November 12, 2006

Celebrating Rembrandt: Etchings from the Morgan July 14–October 1, 2006

From Rembrandt to van Gogh: Dutch Drawings from the Morgan July 15–October 1, 2006

Bob Dylan’s American Journey, 1956­–1966 September 29, 2006–January 6, 2007

Organized by the Experience Music Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Project, Seattle, Washington. Chilton (1756–1791) Investment Company, Inc. was Earliest compositions, K. 1a–d the lead sponsor of the New York Manuscripts in the hand of Leopold presentation. Major sponsorship Mozart, 1761 was provided by Berens Capital Management, CastleRock Asset Management, and Knott Partners LP. New Acquisition: Additional support was provided by Albrecht Dürer’s Adam Anne H. Bass, Liz and Rod Berens, The M. L. Chen Charitable Trust, and Eve Belle and Henry Davis, William W. October 3–November 19, 2006 Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Frelinghuysen, Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles, Agnes Gund and Fragonard and the Daniel Shapiro, Marie and George French Tradition Hecksher, Lawrence and Rose Hughes, International Music and Art October 13, 2006–January 7, 2007 Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Klein, H. Fred Krimendahl II and Emilia Mozart at 250: A. Saint-Amand, Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III, John A. Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. A Celebration Pierre J. de Vegh. October 13, 2006–January 7, 2007

Bob Dylan playing bass in a recording studio, 1965, © Sony Music Entertainment Inc.; SN65001.

Jean-Honoré Fragonard, 1732–1806 Interior of a Park: The Gardens of the Villa d’Este

The Morgan Library & Museum  Devil Chained in the Abyss and the Dragon Beatus of Liébana Las Huelgas Apocalypse Spain, 1220 m s m.429, fol. 135v (detail). Purchased by Pierpont Morgan, 1919.

George Cruikshank (1792–1878) Last Chance, original drawing for Charles Dickens’s Oliver Twist

Saul Steinberg: Private Treasures: Four Illuminations Centuries of European December 1, 2006–March 4, 2007 Master Drawings January 18–April 8, 2007 This exhibition was organized by the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New Victorian Bestsellers York, with support from the Horace January 26–May 6, 2007 W. Goldsmith Foundation. The exhibition at the Morgan was made This exhibition and related public possible by the Charles River Fund, programs were sponsored by Fay and The Margaret T. Morris Foundation, Geoffrey Elliott. and the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional support from the Charina Foundation, the Kautz Family Foundation, and the Roy J. Apocalypse Then: Zuckerberg Family Foundation. Medieval Illuminations from the Morgan March 23–June 17, 2007

Saul Steinberg (1914–1999) This exhibition was sponsored by Three Liberties, 1949–51 Melvin R. Seiden. The Steinberg Foundation, New York.

2007 Report to Donors  Education

Concerts Gilder Lehrman Hall The Morgan Library & Museum launched the inaugural season of Gilder Lehrman Hall in April 2006 to wide acclaim. The 260-seat concert hall, hailed for its acoustics as well as for its intimate, modern design, hosted some of the most renowned international artists and ensembles performing today. The spring and winter seasons Harolyn Blackwell featured performances by:

• Harolyn Blackwell • Boston Early Music Festival • George London Foundation for Singers • Glimmerglass Opera • Thomas Hampson • The Orchestra of St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble • Salzburg Festival • The Vermeer Quartet

Partial underwriting of the concert program at the Morgan is provided by Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon B. Polsky and the Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon B. Polsky Fund for Concerts and Lectures. Additional support is provided by the Orion Foundation, Incorporated and the Achelis Foundation. Some performances are generously supported by the five children of Louise Stillman Lehrman, in honor of their mother.

Thomas Hampson and the Vermeer Quartet

The Morgan Library & Museum  Education The Morgan’s school program, Exploring with the Morgan, was a great success, as more than 1,5oo K–12 students came to learn about and interact with the Morgan’s collections. The Morgan offers teachers and students six enrichment courses, which focus on writing, reading, art, history, creativity, and architecture.

Major funding for school programs is provided by the William R. Kenan, Jr. Pete Hamill Student participating in the Morgan’s Charitable Trust. education program Lectures Additional funding is provided by the The Morgan’s collections and William Randolph Hearst Endowment special exhibitions inspire Fund and by grants from the May and thought-provoking discussions Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Sue Erpf van de Bovenkamp, and MetLife about art, literature, culture, Foundation. and history. This year it was particularly exciting to engage visitors in our new public spaces.

Ten Decades, Ten Treasures A focus on ten decades of collecting since the completion of the McKim building.

Old Masters and Modern Masters: Face to Face Important literary figures, such as Seamus Heaney, Pete Hamill, and Edward Albee, discussed major figures in the Morgan’s collections. Family Day festivities Bob Dylan’s American Journey, 1956‒1966 A five-part lecture series and a series of classic and contemporary documentary films about the legendary singer-songwriter.

Charles Dickens’s Christmas Carol Morgan docent, Jack Caldwell, giving and Mozart at 250: A Celebration a public tour An activity-filled family day featuring these exhibitions attracted 1,500 visitors. 2007 Report to Donors  Collections

Drawings and Prints Albrecht Dürer, Adam and Eve, 1504, Ranging from preparatory engraving, second studies and sketches to finished state. Purchased as the gift works of art, the nearly of Eugene V. Thaw, twelve thousand drawings S. Parker Gilbert, in the collection span the Rodney Berens, Mrs. Charles Wrightsman, fourteenth through twenty- Mrs. Oscar de first centuries and include la Renta, Elaine works by Blake, Degas, Dürer, Rosenberg, T. Kimball Brooker, George L. K. Pollock, Pontormo, Rubens, Frelinghuysen, and on and Watteau. In addition, the the Ryskamp Fund, department’s holdings include the Edwin H. Herzog Fund, and the Lois and about twelve thousand prints, Walter C. Baker Fund. among which is the country’s largest and finest collection of Rembrandt etchings.

This year the Morgan acquired an exceptionally rare and fine impression of the engraving Adam and Eve by German master Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528). The print, purchased by a number of generous donors (see caption at right), was acquired to complement the Morgan’s celebrated preparatory drawing.

Gifts to the Department* Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw 1. Vittore Carpaccio (1460/5– 1525/6), Virgin and Child and Two Female Saints, ca. 1500–12 2. Rembrandt Harmensz. van 5. Lucas Cranach the Elder 9. Ferdinand-Eugène-Victor 14. Jackson Pollock (1912–1956), Rijn (1606–1669), The Bulwark (1472–1553), Portrait of a Man in Delacroix (1798–1863), Untitled [Drawing For P.G.], De Rose and the Windmill De a Black Cap Royal Tiger ca. 1943 Smeerpot in Amsterdam, ca. 6. Albrecht Altdorfer (ca. 1480– 10. Paul Gauguin (1848–1903), 1649–52 1538), Two Lovers by a Fountain Queen of Beauty, 1896–97 Gift of the Eugene Victor Thaw Art 3. Philips Koninck (1619–1688), in a Landscape 11. Vincent van Gogh (1853– Foundation Flat Panoramic Landscape with 7. Joseph Mallord William 1890), Two Cottages at Saintes- 1. Mary Cassatt (1844–1926), Scattered Farm Buildings and a Turner (1775–1851), The Pass at Maries-de-la-Mer, 1888 Sewing by Lamplight, ca. 1883 Windmill, ca. 1670s Faido, St. Gotthard, 1843 12. Henri Matisse (1869–1954), 2. C(hristoffer) W(ilhelm) 4. Gerbrand van den Eeckhout 8. Samuel Palmer (1805–1881), Still Life with a Chocolatière, 1900 Eckersberg (1783–1853), A Man- (1621–1674), Seated Youth in a Hat, Oak Tree and Beech, Lullingstone 13. Pablo Picasso (1881–1973), of-War at Sea, Flanked by Three with His Chin Cupped in His Left Park, ca. 1828 Portrait of Marie-Thérèse Walter, Smaller Vessels Hand, ca. 1655 1936

The Morgan Library & Museum  Gift of Irving Penn David Roberts (1796–1864) Irving Penn (b. 1917), thirty-five Cairo Looking West. photographs of artists and intellec- Purchased on the 1944 1983 Sunny Crawford von tuals, taken between and Bülow Fund 1978. Gift of Charles Ryskamp in memory of Anne Addington Sir David Wilkie (1785–1841), Head Studies

Gift of Hy Klebanow Charles Seliger (b. 1926), Interior of a Landscape, 1955

Gift of David and Pamela Chenkin William Anthony (b. 1934), Blanche Barrow, Accomplice of Bonnie and Clyde, Apprehended After a Shoot-Out, 2004

Gift of Elizabeth E. Roth in memory of Karl Kup Map of India, 1885 Four Studies of Heads; verso: T. Kimball Brooker 1. Attributed to Antonio 2. John Ruskin, View of Loch Three-Quarter-Length Study of Sunny Crawford von Bülow de Pian (1784–1851), Arcaded Achray, after Anthony van Dyck a Standing Youth and a Separate Fund Loggia by a River Copley Fielding (1787–1855), 1836 Study of a Right Leg George L. K. Frelinghuysen 2. Attributed to Antonio de 3. John Ruskin, View of Ben Gift of William M. Voelkle S. Parker Gilbert Pian, Women Beside a River, Venue and the Trossachs, After 1. Philip Galle (1537–1612), Mireille and Hubert Fountain at Left, Domed Temple at Anthony van Dyck Copley Fielding after Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Goldschmidt Right, Bridge in Background (1787–1855), 1836 Fortitude, ca. 1560, engraving; Mr. and Mrs. Ara Hovnanian 4. John Ruskin, A Map of first state Werner Kramarsky Gift of Dr. Avrum Katcher Scotland, 1829 2. Willem van Swanenburg, Edward P. Manley Jacques Callot (1592–1635), Capricci after Abraham Bloemaert John A. Manley di varie figure, second edition, Gift of Sally and Howard Lepow (1566–1651), The Penitents: Estate of Marguerite Manley Nancy, 1622; forty etchings Gloria Ortiz-Hernandez (b. 1943), Six Biblical Figures of Devotion, Marianne Elrick Manley from a series of fifty (including Plate/Shift #10, 2006 six engravings Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miron frontispiece and dedication); 3. Hendrik Goltzius (1558–1617), Kathleen O’Grady Lieure 29 (frontispiece); and Gift of Melvin R. Seiden The Nine Muses, 1592, nine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell Lieure 429–67 (dedication and first Fifty-four original cartoons for engravings Annette de la Renta 38 prints of the series) The New Yorker Gift of James Siena Robbins Foundation Gift of Cynthia Dunn Fleming James Siena (b. 1957), Heliopolis, Mrs. Alexander P. Rosenberg Joseph Farrington, after Gift of Margot and C. Leonard 2004 Michael Rubenstein Jan van Huysum, A Fruit Gordon Louisa Sarofim Piece, mezzotint, engraved Carlo Bolognini (1662–1704), The department is grateful to Janine Luke and Melvin R. The Indian Point Foundation for by Richard Earlom, published Martyrdom of Saint Catherine underwriting the Moore Curatorial Seiden by John Boydell, London, of Alexandria Fellowship. Melvin R. Seiden Acquisition 1778 Fund Gift of Herbert Kasper Gifts for Acquisitions* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinhardt Gift of Van A. Burd Giorgio Vasari (1511–1574), William R. Acquavella Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw 1. John Ruskin (1819–1900), A Standing Man Holding a Pike and Rodney B. Berens Mrs. Charles Wrightsman *Gifts valued at $1,000 or more

2007 Report to Donors  Drawings and Prints Visiting Modern and Contemporary Adoration of the Magi from the Hours of Committee Collectors’ Committee Guillaume Lambert, Joan Taub Ades William R. Acquavella Lyons, France, 1484. m s m.1162, fol. 71v Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Askin, Jr. Judith Goldman Melvin R. Seiden Jean A. Bonna Margot Gordon Collection, 2007. Mrs. Gilbert E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ara Hovnanian Catherine G. Curran† Werner Kramarsky Pierre Durand Marianne Elrick Manley George L. K. Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miron Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kathleen O’Grady Goldschmidt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purcell Herbert Kasper Michael Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Louisa Sarofim Gilbert C. Meister, Jr. Nancy Schwartz Clement C. Moore II Harvey Shipley Miller Diane A. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinhardt Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Eugene V. Thaw Charles Ryskamp Paul Walter Melvin R. Seiden Eugene V. Thaw Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Wheelock Whitney III Andrea Woodner Mrs. Charles Wrightsman

† Deceased

Jackson Pollock (1912–1956) Untitled [Drawing for P.G.], ca. 1943, pen and ink, wash, gouache, and red pencil on paper. Gift of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw.

The Morgan Library & Museum  Medieval and Renaissance Giacomo Alberici thousand rare printed books and (1554–1610) Manuscripts Catalogo breve de fine bindings, which includes gl’illustri et famosi particularly fine examples from scrittori venetiani Spanning some ten centuries In Bologna: Presso all periods but especially from of Western illumination, the gli heredi di Giovanni the fifteenth century. Among the collection includes close to Rossi, ad instanza highlights are three Gutenberg di Giacomo Zoppini, thirteen hundred manuscripts as e fratelli, 1605. Bibles and classic early children’s well as papyri. Notable are the Dedication copy books. The Morgan houses the ninth-century bejeweled Lindau with the arms of the country’s most comprehensive Doge Marino Grimani. Gospels, the tenth-century Purchased as the gift collection of bookbindings Beatus, the Hours of Catherine of the B. H. Breslauer from the seventh century to the of Cleves, and the celebrated Foundation, 2006. present. Hours of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese, the best-known Italian Gifts to the Department* manuscript. Bequest of William S. Lieberman Collection of books by and Gifts to the Department* about the novelist Norman Gift of Melvin R. Seiden Collection Douglas, including first 1. Statues of the Realm, including editions of his best-selling Magna Carta, in French and novel South Wind (1917) and Latin. England, first quarter his autobiography, Looking of the fourteenth century, Back (1933). Some volumes m s m.1150. are inscribed or annotated by 2. The Death of Christ and 7. Gregory the Great, 14. Pseudo-Phalaris, Epistolae, Douglas; approximately 145 the Veil of the Temple Rent, a Homiliarum Evangelia Libri Duo in Latin. Naples, ca. 1465–70, items in all. cutting illuminated by Simon (Homilies on the Gospels), m s m.1163. Bening (1483–1561). Southern in Latin. Rhineland, second Bequest of John Elliott, Jr. Netherlands, Ghent, ca. 1509–10, half of the twelfth century, Gift of an anonymous donor in Charles Dickens, A Christmas m s m.1151. m s m.1156. honor of Don Emerson Carol in prose, being a Ghost Story 3. Gospel of Mark and the 8. Genealogical and chronicle m s m.1147, Altar Card, in of Christmas, with Illustrations by Canonical Epistles, glossed, roll, in French, vellum. Northern Latin, France, Paris, ca. 1520, John Leech, London: Chapman in Latin. Northern France, France, ca. 1470–75, m s m.1157. illuminated by a follower of Jean and Hall, 1843. probably Paris, ca. 1170–80, 9. Book of Hours, Rouen use, Pichore. m s m.1152. in Latin and French. Rouen, ca. Gift of Dr. Jan van der Marck 4. Psalter and Processional, 1470–75, m s m.1158. Gifts for Acquisitions* Collection of fine bindings, Dominican use, in Latin. 10. Peter Comestor, Historia Purchased as a gift of Professor illustrated books, and publications Northern France, Paris, or Scholastica, in Latin. France, Mervin R. Dilts of notable typographers in France Poissy, ca. 1320–25, m s m.1153. second half of the twelfth Bonino Mombrizio, and the Netherlands, featuring 5. Book of Hours, Besançon century, m s m.115. Epithalamium, Milan, ca. 1460– bindings by Josef Hofmann and use, in Latin and French. Eastern 11. Book of Hours, Evreux use, 66, by the Master of Ippolita Alain Lobstein, books printed France, Besançon, mid-fifteenth in Latin and French. Rouen, Sforza or workshop, m s m.1148. by Léon Pichon and Charles century, m s m.1154. ca. 1460–70, m s m.1160. Nijpels, and books illustrated by 6. Liber Amicorum of Humbertus 12. Book of Hours, Paris use, in Jean Emile Laboureur and Chas Johannes Mauritus Czernin, Latin and French. Paris, ca. 1500, Printed Books and Laborde, among others; Freiherr von Chudenitz, on paper m s m.1161. Bindings 27 items, 1913–2006. with additional miniatures on 13. Book of Hours of Guillaume Diversity and quality have been vellum. Entries made from 1646 Lambert, Rome use, in Latin. the hallmarks of this collection to 1648, m s m.1155. Lyons, 1484, m s m.1162. of close to one hundred *Gifts valued at $1,000 or more

2007 Report to Donors  Gift of Charles Ryskamp in honor Boisset, Catalogue des tableaux of Marianne and Paul Gourary & desseins précieux des maîtres The Wit’s Magazine; or, Library célebres des trois écoles, Paris: Chez of Momus being a compleat Musier, père, Pierre Remy, C. F. repository of Mirth, Humour, and Julliot, Charriot, Thomas Major Entertainment, London: Printed à Londres, Pierre Fouquet à for Harrison and Co., 1784–85. Amsterdam, Danoot à Bruxelles, With plates engraved by William 1777. Blake. Gifts for Acquisitions* Gift of Werner H. Kramarsky Alouette Fund of New York 1. Carl Andre, America Drill: Red Community Trust Cut, White Cut, Blue Cut, Brussels: B. H. Breslauer Foundation 2002 Jonathan A. Hill 2. Carl Andre, Stillanovel, Susan Schinitsky New York: Paula Cooper Gallery, 1992 Printed Books and Bindings 3. Carl Andre, Robert Barry, Visiting Committee Douglas Huebler, Joseph Kosuth, T. Kimball Brooker, Chairman Sol Lewitt, Robert Morris, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buice III Lawrence Weiner, Xerox Book, G. Scott Clemons New York, 1968 Flobelle Burden Davis 4. Scot Borofsky, [Eleven Helmut N. Friedlaender retouched views of Pompeii], Jonathan A. Hill [Brattleboro?], 1986 Cheryl Hurley Jonathan H. Kagan Gift of David Alan Richards Jamie Kleinberg Kamph Charles Hamilton Sorley, Jon A. Lindseth Marlborough and Other Poems, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Macomber Cambridge University Press, 1916; Paul Needham and Letters of Charles Sorley: with a Sarah Peter Chapter of Biography, Cambridge David N. Redden University Press, 1919. David Alan Richards Charles Ryskamp Gift of Lawrence and Regina Dubin Mary C. Schlosser Charles Dickens’s Christmas Edward Lear (1812–1888) 1 Autograph letter signed, dated San . Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Mr. and Mrs. William James Wyer Carol, Henry David Thoreau’s Remo, 4 (altered to 11) December Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Los journals, and Thomas Jefferson’s 1870, to Lady Wyatt. Purchased on Angeles: Tamarind Lithography Literary and Historical letters to his daughter Martha. the Gordon N. Ray Fund, 2007. Workshop, 1964 Manuscripts Other significant holdings are 2. Alfred Brendel, Von Teufeln/ The collection of well over manuscripts and letters of Jane Devils’ Pageant, Montauk, NY: ninety thousand literary Austen, Charlotte Brontë, Albert Monument Press, 2001 and historical manuscripts Einstein, Abraham Lincoln, John 3. Philip Appleman, The Faith- includes correspondence, Steinbeck, and Voltaire. Healer Speaks: a Poem, New York: diaries, and drafts of works [Hermetic Press], 2001 by major British, European, Gifts to the Department* and American authors, artists, Gift of Damian Atkinson Gift of Bruce McKittrick scientists, and historical and William Ernest Henley, eight Pierre Louis Paul Randon de political figures. Highlights are letters to various recipients,

The Morgan Library & Museum  Griffin-Demon The department is grateful to the Tearing Branch Joseph Rosen Foundation for its from Tree continued underwriting support. Mesopotamia, Middle Assyrian Archives period, ca. twelfth/ eleventh century b.c. The Archives documents the Modern impression history of the Morgan, the of Seal no 609. Morgan family, and the Morgan banking houses. Correspondence, diaries, documents, photographs, books, and selected artifacts 1890–97. the manuscripts of Beethoven’s provide a record of the influence Gift of Talton R. Embry Violin Sonata no. 10 in G Major, of several generations of Morgans Sir Walter Besant, The Story op. 96, and two of Mozart’s in the worlds of art, commerce, of King Alfred, autograph earliest surviving letters, the and philanthropy. manuscript and corrected galley holdings now include original proofs, undated, interleaved with handwritten works by Bach, Gifts to the Department typed notes on Besant’s sources. Brahms, Mozart, Schubert, Gift of Alfred Calais in memory of Tribute from the New York Yacht Club and Stravinsky along with the to Commodore J. Pierpont Morgan Andrew Cochrane Gift of Ellin Kalmus world’s most comprehensive and Captain C. Olive Iselin for their Carl Hovey, The Life of J. Pierpont Illustrated typescript of a BBC collection of Gilbert and defense of the American’s Cup upon Morgan, London: William the occasion of the challenge of the television adaptation of Jean de Sullivan scores, memorabilia, Royal Ulster Yacht Club. Calligraphic Heinemann, 1912. Inscribed by Brunhoff’s book Babar at Home and ephemera. manuscript by Tiffany & Co., New Pierpont Morgan. [after 1958]. York, February 8, 1900. Gifts to the Department* Gift of Mary Pierpont Hall and Music Manuscripts and Gift of Lilian M. C. Randall Mainz: Bey Artaria, [1791]. William C. Hall printed music 1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 2. Franz Schubert, Der 1. Family Bible of John and The Morgan’s collection of Arie, In diesen heil’gen Hallen kennt Musensohn; Auf dem See; Geistes Mary Lord Pierpont containing autograph music manuscripts Man die Rache nicht; für das Klavier; Gruss: drei Gedichte von Göthe, the Old and New Testaments, is unequaled in this country. aus der neuen Opera Die Zauberflöte op. 92; in Musik gesetzt für Gesang together with the Apocrypha, Begun by Pierpont Morgan with von Herrn Mozart, Wien und mit Begleitung des Pianoforte . . . translated out of the original von Franz Schubert, Wien: M.J. tongues, and with the former Leidesdorf, [1828]. translations diligently compared and revised; with marginal Ancient Near Eastern notes and references, and the Seals and Tablets explanatory notes of Ostervald; Engraved seals are among the to which are added, an index, an smallest objects ever produced by alphabetical table of all the names sculptors. Generally only an inch . . . John Brow’s Concordance, in height, they were carved in Inc., New-York: Printed and sold great detail with simple tools on by Collins and Co., 1814. semiprecious stones. Through its 2. Mary Lord Pierpont Crosby, extensive collection of cylinder autograph letter signed, to Juliet seals and cuneiform tablets, the Powell, undated, describing Morgan can trace a continuous the last day in the life of her artistic sequence from the end of grandfather the Rev. John the fifth millenniumb .c. to the Pierpont and his funeral, noting Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) time of the Persian Empire in the that Pierpont Morgan was in Zauberflöte. In diesen heil’gen Hallen. Vocal score. In Wien; und Mainz: Bey b c Artaria, [1791]. Gift of Lilian M. C. Randall, 2006. fifth century . . attendance. *Gifts valued at $1,000 or more

2007 Report to Donors  Letter from the President

During its first full year operating in its redesigned campus, The Morgan Library & Museum experienced tremendous growth and increased exposure. New exhibitions, reopening festivities, and a full schedule of public programs in Gilder Lehrman Hall attracted record numbers of visitors. In addition, membership doubled, growing from 2,500 members at the beginning of the fiscal year to more than 5,000 by the end.

The Campaign for The Pierpont Morgan Library grew as well. By the end of the fiscal year, nearly $123 million had been identified, with$106 million toward the building project and reopening activities and $17 million restricted for the endowment.

Due to the generosity of our patrons and friends, the spring benefit on March 5, 2007, exceeded its fund-raising goal by nearly 18 percent. The Morgan’s new space was a boon to corporate entertaining as earned income from fees passed the million-dollar mark by year end.

While there was much to celebrate during this historic year, the Morgan has also confronted some of the same challenges that other cultural institutions have faced after an expansion project. Operating expenses continue to climb, and attendance has reached a plateau. I am confident, however, that through the Morgan’s expanded exhibition schedule, greater public outreach, and increased visibility, it will continue to draw new audiences and broaden vital relationships with donors and sponsors.

In January Charles E. Pierce, Jr., announced that after more than twenty years as director of The Morgan Library & Museum, he would be retiring. During his tenure as director, Charlie has contributed immensely to the growth of this institution. I would like to extend my thanks to him, on behalf of the Board of Trustees, for his leadership and vision, which have positioned the Morgan as one of the finest cultural institutions in the country.

In May 2007 the Board of Trustees announced that William M. Griswold will succeed Charlie as director of The Morgan Library & Museum. We are confident that he will be a wonderful successor.

Finally, The Morgan Library & Museum would not be possible without the generous support of our donors. Thank you for your unyielding enthusiasm and for believing in the Morgan’s illustrious future.

S. Parker Gilbert President of the Board of Trustees

The Morgan Library & Museum  Statement of Financial Position

March 31, 2007, with comparative ASSETS 2007 2006 totals for 2006 Cash and cash equivalents $17,308,345 $20,297,992 Investments 81,497,143 78,911,216 Dividends and interest receivable 155,598 181,810 Grants and contributions receivable 19,735,964 25,297,859 Inventory 340,539 271,764 Broker receivable 628,434 8,025,328 Other assets 589,991 696,999 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 131,822,477 110,082,451 Construction in progress - 18,610,391 Investments held in perpetuity 74,107,110 68,137,776 Restricted cash–proceeds from long-term debt 125,677 1,342,715 Financing costs, net of amortization 728,759 755,918 Collections and books - - Total ASSETS $327,040,037 $332,612,219

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $2,640,595 $6,845,887 Broker payable 554,515 734,847 Long-term debt 40,000,000 50,000,000 Accrued postretirement health benefits 3,243,727 3,144,648 Investments sold short - 761,781 Total liabilities 46,438,837 61,487,163

Net Assets Unrestricted Investment in property and equipment 131,822,477 110,082,451 Board-designated 19,946,905 30,267,587 Total unrestricted 151,769,382 140,350,038 Temporarily restricted 53,545,299 60,874,329 Permanently restricted 75,286,519 69,900,689 You may request copies of Total net assets 280,601,200 271,125,056 the three most recent annual Total Liabilities and Net Assets $327,040,037 $332,612,219 information returns by contacting The Morgan Library & Museum at 212.685.0008 or the New York State Department of Law Charities Bureau, 120 Broadway, New York, New York 10271.

The Morgan Library & Museum is a nonprofit organization exempt from income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

2007 Report to Donors  Donors

We are deeply thankful to our donors, who support The Morgan Combs Family Fund of the Fidelity® Lehman Brothers sm Library & Museum’s dual mission as a museum and an independent Charitable Gift Fund John A. Manley Davis Polk & Wardwell Margaret T. Morris Foundation research center. The following is a list of individual, foundation, The Debs Foundation New York State Council on the Arts corporate, and government agency donors who made gifts, grants, Oscar de la Renta, Ltd. New York Power Authority pledges, pledge payments and gifts in-kind during fiscal 2007 toward Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. de Vegh Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Palitz general operating support, exhibition support, acquisitions, education William W. Donnell Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP and public programs, The Campaign for the Pierpont Morgan Library, Dow Jones & Company Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder and other special projects. Jean and Louis Dreyfus Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ricciardi Ervika Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Barbara G. Fleischman The Edward John and $100,000 and above $50,000 to $99,999 Martha J. Fleischman Patricia Rosenwald Foundation Acquavella Family Foundation T. Kimball Brooker Foundation Evan Frankel Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buice III Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Foundation, Inc. The Chilton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke Frelinghuysen Nancy Schwartz Fund of the Fidelity® The Dyson Foundation E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Henry S. Grew† Charitable Gift Fundsm Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Marc Haas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert CastleRock Asset Management, Inc. Drue Heinz Trust Société Générale Gilder Foundation, Inc. Charina Foundation, Inc. Hermès Robert K. Steel Family Foundation The Horace W. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey K. Elliott The Indian Point Foundation Ternium Foundation Brad and Barbara Evans Jaeger-LeCoultre TIAA-CREF Estate of Alex Gordon Hazen Polsky Foundation Herbert Kasper Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey William Randolph Hearst Foundation The Lehrman Institute Anna-Maria and Verizon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton Hunter Lewis and Stephen Kellen Foundation Mrs. Charles Wrightsman William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff Knott Family Foundation D. B. Zwirn & Co., LP H. Fred Krimendahl II and Edward P. Manley Marie-Josée & Henry Kravis † Deceased Emilia A. Saint-Amand Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Foundation Christy and John Mack Foundation Leon B. Polsky The H. Frederick Krimendahl II Estate of Marguerite Manley Mr. and Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Foundation Estate of Marie Markus The Richardson Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg Barbara Pierce, Charles The Richard L. Menschel Charitable Mr. and Mrs. James A. Runde E. Pierce, Jr., S. Parker Trust U/A 7/30/04 Melvin R. Seiden Fund of the Fidelity® Gilbert, Gail Gilbert The Ambrose Monell Foundation Charitable Gift Fundsm Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan The Steele-Reese Foundation John A. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker Peter A. Morgan The Whitehead Foundation The J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Zukerman Morgan Stanley Estate of Stephen Morrow $25,000 to $49,999 National Endowment for the ABC, Inc. Humanities Mr. and Mrs. William R. Acquavella Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation Joan & Alan Ades-Taub Foundation Diane A. Nixon Aéropostale, Inc. David Rockefeller AG Foundation The Abner Rosen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman Bloomberg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw B. H. Breslauer Foundation Charitable Trust CB Richard Ellis The Alice Tully Foundation Mrs. Edward T. Chase Sunny Crawford von Bülow Fund 1978 Chilton Investment Company, Inc. The Rosalind P. Walter Foundation Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc. Anonymous (1) Karen B. Cohen Foundation, Inc.

The Morgan Library & Museum  $10,000 to $24,999 Anne H. Bass “The Morgan is a symbol of excellence. It is the best at W. Mark Brady The Brennan Family what it does—presenting and preserving masterpieces Foundation The Chisholm Foundation in literature, art, and music.” Christie’s James R. Houghton Catherine G. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Michel David-Weill Vice President, Board of Trustees Deeds Foundation, Inc. Harriet Ford Dickenson Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Howat Family Foundation Jennifer A. Spiegel Professor Mervin R. Dilts Acorn Foundation, Inc. Alexandra O. Hughes Suskram Family Foundation William W. Donnell Fund Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Adelson International Music and Art Felicitas and Kurt F. Viermetz of the New York Alchemy Properties Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Wahlgren CommunityTrust Alouette Fund of the New York Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Johnson Warner Foundation Eos Airlines Community Trust The Robert Wood Johnson The Zukerman Family Charitable The Armand G. Erpf Fund Altria Group, Inc. Foundation Trust Famurb Company Ark Investment Partners LP Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. D. Firth Arup Services New York Ltd. Mrs. Hugh Jones Goldman, Sachs & Co. R. Scott Asen Jonathan H. Kagan $1,000 to $4,999 Hubert Goldschmidt Mrs. Robert F. August Christopher Knowlton George S. Abrams, Esq. Marie and George Hecksher The Theodore H. Barth Patricia P. Irgens Larsen Charitable George B. Adams, Jr. Lawrence and Rose Hughes Foundation Foundation, Inc. Ethel & Philip Adelman Charitable Caroline Howard Hyman Laura S. Bennett Leon Levy Foundation Foundation Timothy A. Hultquist The Berlind Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Lipman Adelson Galleries Kautz Family Foundation Lewis W. Bernard Robert Loper Joan Taub Ades and Alan M. Ades Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Klein Bernhill Fund Lucifer Lighting Company Allen Adler The Kneisel Foundation Constantine and Olga Brown John D. Macomber Fund of Mrs. Russell B. Aitken Werner H. Kramarsky Nicola Bulgari the New York Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. S. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow The Gilbert and Ildiko Butler Mrs. Edwin S. Marks Mr. and Mrs. O. Kelley Anderson The Arthur Loeb Foundation Foundation Helen Zanetti Marx A. N. G. Annesley Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Lucas Charles Butt Foundation Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation Mrs. R. L. Ardrey Janet Mavec W. P. Carey & Co. Diana L. Mercer Charlotte P. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. The M. L. Chen Charitable Trust Mrs. August R. Meyer Martha and Thomas G. Armstrong Gilbert C. Meister, Jr. Mrs. Christopher C. Y. Chen Andrea Leeds Miron Whitney B. Armstrong MetLife Foundation Vivien Ranschburg Clark Barbara Susan Mosbacher Ronald R. Atkins Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III G. Scott Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moss Gilian Attfield Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation Mrs. C. F. Naumburg David E. Austin Orion Foundation, Incorporated Consolidated Edison Company Jill Newhouse Sidney Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Palm of New York, Inc. James J. Pallotta Mr. and Mrs. Tracy L. Bahl Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Credit Suisse Sarah Peter The Bahl Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ruggles, Jr. Belle and Henry Davis Foundation The Howard Phipps Foundation The Barns Fund of the New York Jessie Schilling Mrs. Martin S. Davis Barbara and Charles Pierce Community Trust F. J. Sciame Construction Co., Inc. The Eberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc. Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Douglas F. Bauer Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Lord and Lady Egremont Random House, Inc. Theodore Baum Wheelock Whitney III Enriquez-Bocobo/Smith Charitable The Judith Rothschild Foundation The Howard Bayne Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Fund Derald H. Ruttenberg Foundation Russel H. Beatie, Jr. Whittemore Fifth Floor Foundation Alan E. Salz Karen Bechtel Foundation of the Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Marina Kellen French Foundation Susan Schinitsky Advisor Charitable Gift Fundsm Foundation, Inc. Stephen A. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DeForest Katrin Bellinger Roy J. Zuckerberg Family David and Susan Gilbert Scott R. Roland Berner Fund Foundation Henry Grunwald Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Smith Rosamond Bernier Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. L. Stoddard Horn Sotheby’s Dr. Nancy Bialler

2007 Report to Donors  Greenberg Van Doren Gallery, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Machtiger “The Morgan Library is one of the Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greer, Jr. Jane N. P. Mallinson The William & Mary Greve James S. Marcus Foundation jewels in the crown of American Foundation, Inc. Audrey Mina Manley Mr. and Mrs. George J. The Rose Marrow Fund institutions.” Grumbach, Jr. Francis S. Mason, Jr. Mrs. James B. Gubelmann Masterson Gurr Johns, Inc. Gumpel-Lury Foundation DeCourcy E. McIntosh Karen B. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gutfreund Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Director’s Roundtable Member Mr. and Mrs. John Guth Josephine A. Merck Dr. Alden N. Haffner Henrietta N. Meyer Fund of Janet and Mike Halvorson the Fidelity® Charitable Gift Fundsm C. G. Boerner, LLC Hester Diamond Merrill G. & Emita E. Hastings Samuel C. Miller Charles P. Bolton Didier Aaron, Inc. Foundation Jose Ephim Mindlin Boxart, Inc. Laura White Dillon Huyler C. Held Monterey Fund, Inc. W. M. Brady & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Mrs. John W. Herbert Christopher and Helen Moore Alida Brill and Steven Scheuer Edward Dougherty and Wolfgang A. Herz Gilberto Munguia Elizabeth A. R. and Michael Olson Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Hess The Vincent Mulford Foundation Ralph S. Brown, Jr. Grace, Countess of Dudley Jonathan A. Hill Otto Naumann Mr. and Mrs. Franz Burda Lindsay and Christopher Dunham Sandra Hindman Roy R. and Marie S. Neuberger Mrs. James E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunn Frederic K. Howard Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Mr. and Mrs. John Eastman Mr. and Mrs. John K. Howat Mrs. Greenway O’Dea Shawn Byers Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas H. Ekstrom Robin Humble Orentreich Family Foundation David Giles Carter Mrs. John Elliott, Jr. † Irvine Foundation Ostgrodd Foundation The Bonnie Cashin Fund of Elrick-Manley Fine Art Carl Jacobs Foundation Anthony Paduano and Ruth Porat the New York Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. Talton R. Embry Janklow Foundation Paratus Group Gabrielle M. Cassou and Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Erhart Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jenman Parnassus Foundation Frank Cassou Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Estes Johnson & Johnson Family of R. David Parsons Thomas le Claire Haliburton Fales, 2d Companies The Andrew M. Paul Foundation Jacques & Emy Cohenca Neal Fiertag Alexander B. V. Johnson and David B. Pearce, M.D. Foundation, Inc. The Finkelstein Foundation Roberta Olson Peter Pennoyer Architects Mr. and Mrs. Bromme Hampton Cole Stella Fischbach Andrew R. G. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Pennoyer Coles Family Foundation Joan L. Fisher Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Mr. and Mrs. Jean R. Perrette Michael G. Conroy Roland and Mary Ann Folter Mrs. Allan H. Kalmus Mrs. Alton E. Peters Consulate-General of the Netherlands Ernst & Elfriede Frank Foundation The Kandell Fund Dr. Nis-Adolph Petersen Catherine Corman Mr. and Mrs. George S. Frazza Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kaye Ivan E. Phillips Alexander C. Cortesi and Robert L. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ketchum Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Pollock Wendy Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frelinghuysen Margaret K. Klein Clare P. Potter The Cowles Charitable Trust The Frelinghuysen Foundation T. Peter Kraus Dr. and Mrs. Simon B. Poyta Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cox Sylvia Howard Fuhrman Samuel H. Kress Foundation The P. T. M. Charitable Foundation Cream Hill Foundation Milton McC. Gatch Marvin M. Kristein and Vera Rony Sheila Sonne Pulling Robert and Joan Cremin Lueza and Bruce Gelb James and Helen Lally Jane Randall Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Cuellar Mr. and Mrs. Beckwith Gilbert The Anne Boyd Lichtenstein Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rawle James Cummins, Bookseller Inc. Paul Arthur Gismondi Foundation William S. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie Golden Family Foundation The Liman Foundation Phillip A. Reeser D. Ronald Daniel and Lise Scott Lionel Goldfrank III Daniel and Lucia Woods Lindley Kenneth W. Rendell, Inc. Peggy and Richard M. Danziger Elizabeth M. Gordon Jon A. Lindseth Michael T. Reynolds Flobelle Burden Davis Jane Gould Richard and Rebecca Lindsey David Alan Richards Elizabeth de Cuevas Gourary Fund, Inc. Mrs. Norman B. Livermore Millard McAdoo Riggs, Jr. JoAnn and J. Dennis Delafield Marjorie S. Graff John Nichols Loeb, M.D. Estate of Elizabeth M. Riley John W. Deming and Bertie Murphy Mrs. David Granger Kristina Loverro Robbins Foundation Deming Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marco Grassi The Low Foundation, Inc. Lee R. Robins Count and Countess Mr. and Mrs. Jon Gray David Lowenherz The Felix & Elizabeth Rohatyn de Ravel d’Esclapon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Lutz and Carr CPAs, LLP Foundation

The Morgan Library & Museum  Cye Ross Alan N. Stone Isabel Stainow Wilcox Arthur Ross Foundation, Inc. Regine Stone Wildenstein & Co., Inc. Mrs. Henry H. Rousseau George C. Strachan and Angus Wilkie Mrs. Derald H. Ruttenberg Jaclyn R. Veneroso Francis H. Williams Marvin Sadik Frank S. Streeter Joan and James J. Wilson Martin and Susan Sanders Stribling & Associates, Ltd. Andrea Woodner Jeannette Watson Sanger Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan The A. Woodner Fund, Inc. Sayn-Wittgenstein Fine Art, Inc. Melinda and Paul Sullivan Thomas S. Woodruff and Otto G. Schaefer Swann Galleries, Inc. Irwin Epstein The Schiff Foundation Tetsufumi Takimoto Mrs. John M. Young Caroline F. Schimmel G. Thomas Tanselle Richard S. Zeisler Mrs. Andrew C. Schirrmeister Gerda Taranow Anonymous (2) Mary C. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. David H. Taylor, Jr. †Deceased Christopher Scholz Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Taylor Thomas Schumacher and Jane M. Timken $400 to $999 Matthew White Polly M. and John M. Timken, Jr. Kenneth R. Adamo Steven L. Selss The Polly and John M. Timken, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dinsmore Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. T. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. David Shair Foundation Rebecca Adams Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Sherrill John A. Torson Alicia Afalonis Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Small William A. Tracy Linda Alberts Steven K. Copulsky Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward Smith Kevin Travis Edward S. Andrews Regina Corso Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Dr. and Mrs. Lionel Around and Anita Kahn Francisco Costa and Sharon Dulap Smith Constantine T. Tsitsera Vlad Artamonov John M. De Stefano Mrs. Herman Sokol Ursus Books Ltd. Marion A. Auspitz and Jessica Byrne Caroline Owens Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon Verdura/E.J. Landrigan Inc. Audrey Axinn Julia B. Curtis The Sounion Fund of The Paula Vial Fund of the Jewish Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett II Ralph Cwerman the Maine Community Foundation Communal Fund Mr. and Mrs. C. Minor Barringer Colleen Daly Henry B. Spencer Curtis G. Viebranz T. Bauch Kendra and Allan Daniel Mrs. Frederick Stafford Mr. and Mrs. William B. Warren Nancy Berry Christina and Richard R. Davis Joanna T. Steichen Jack Gumpert Wasserman Helen L. Bing Gabriella De Ferrari The Fred & Sharon Stein Brenda Weeks-Nerz The Birkelund Fund Georgia & Michael de Havenon Fund, Foundation Beatrice B. Welch Alfred L. Blessing The New York Community Trust Faith Stewart-Gordon and Ward Welch Elizabeth T. Bogren, Esq., and Deuce II Editions Inc. Helen Brann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteford Susan A. Zembruski Davida Deutsch Jean Griffin Borho Marshall Dill Dr. Hans Bollmann Alicia Doherty Jennifer P. Bowden Antonio Dominguez Goodwin M. Breinin, M.D. Richard E. Donner Brian O. Brennan Charles E. Dorkey III Barbara Bellin Brenner John Doyle Anne Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Ron D’Vari The Bridgewater Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Dwinell Jill Brienza and Nicholas Daraviras Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Eberstadt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broberg Sandra and Henry Elstein Brooker Family Foundation Edwin V. Erbe, Jr. Bross Family Foundation Dallas Ernst David J. Callard Derrick Roberts Estes William Carroll James Faber Ltd. Jean Carucci Mary Ellen Fahs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly Paul and Kimberly Famighetti Mrs. Robert Horne Charles Montserrat Farina Andrew J. Chvatal Ashleigh Fernandez Frederick B. Whittemore and The Honorable Kate D. Levin Frederick S. Clark Nancy Finkelstein Clements Family Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. John Leopoldo Fiorilla

2007 Report to Donors  Michael Fortgang, M.D. LLC Cynthia Leary Panwy Foundation Conrad G. Frank Arnold Lee and Elizabeth Lawrence Mrs. Frank Papp Jed Freedlander Steven Lehr and Susan La Poff Mary Ann Parmelee Gail Freund and John Glatt Jeffrey Leib Ernest T. Patrikis and Helmut N. Friedlaender William Lewis and Barbara Lewis Emily H. Trueblood Alvin E. Friedman-Kien J. E. Paul and Wendy Lewison Andrew S. Paul Thomas A. Funk Kamie and Rich Lightburn Mr. and Mrs. Anson Peckham Sarah Funke Jeremy Liff and Jennifer Kozel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pierce Jonathan Galassi R. Bruce Livie III Mr. and Mrs. John S. Price George A. Garland and Simon and Ludmila Lorne Quilvest USA, Inc. Polly E. Franchini Joyce H. Lowinson, M.D. Rabinowitz Foundation Richard T. Garner Joseph Lugosch Justin M. Radomile The Garrison Family Charitable Lily Mahdavi Pamela Bimson Reade Fund Dr. Edward A. Mainzer Marcia C. Reed Gideon and Sarah Gartner Frank Markus Dr. Gabrielle Reem and Foundation of the Fidelity® Brian Patrick Martin Dr. Herbert Kayden Charitable Gift Fundsm Michael Martin Robert L. Renck and Carol K. Kahn Stephen and Eliza Gatfield Timothy H. Martin and Susan and James Rienow Geary Family Fund of the Fidelity® Donna McGill J. Stone Roberts Charitable Gift Fundsm Jennifer K. Mast, Esq. Reed M. Roberts Joachim Gfoeller, Jr. H. Fred Krimendahl II and Emilia A. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mayer David P. Robinson Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Saint-Amand Irene Meisel Arthur D. Robson, Jr. The Reverend Davis Given Victoria Melendez Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Fund, Inc. Global Quality Services, Inc. Robert and Joyce Menschel Family Phyllis S. Rose Edward and Marjorie Goldberger Beverly Schreiber Jacoby Foundation The Ross Family Foundation Foundation Susan Jacoby Kathleen L. Metinko and Beatrice Rossi-Landi Judith Goldman The Jaffe Family Foundation Jan R. Kniffen William and Josephine Roth Trust Irmi and James Goldschmidt Robert and Ardis James Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Miller Carol Z. Rothkopf Robert D. Graff Joan Jeffri Kelley Millet Taube and Raymond Rothman Marco Grassi, Inc. Ann and John Jordan Elizabeth C. Mitchell Alfred and Ann Ruesch Peter Greenleaf Ellen Kamhi Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Montag Kathleen Runde Christopher Grisanti and Arielle Katz The Monterey Fund Amy Russo Suzanne P. Fawbush Priscilla F. Kauff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Morley Safer Jan M. Guifarro Kevin Keels Colin T. Moran Lucy Freeman Sandler Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gulamerian Norman Keller Susan and Robert Morgenthau Daniel I. Sargent Charitable Trust John F. Gunn and Anne E. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Morse Jonathan M. Satovsky Peter and Jennifer Gyr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kempner The Morse Family Foundation Deborah Sauer Elizabeth L. Hargraves Justin Kingson Paul J. Moyer Robert M. Saunders and Hartman & Craven LLP Dr. Christina Klein MRB Foundation Susan L. Gaum Pete Hathaway Aphrodite Kokolis Ted Muehling and Mats Gustafson Lynn Schusterman Mark Fehrs Haukohl Thomas F. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Stephen and Amy Shapiro Stephanie Heilborn Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Krasnoff Elenne and Louis Najarian Susan Sheehan Gallery, Inc. Luule N. Hewson Barbara Lang Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Naro Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shepard Georgia Hiden Tillie Laird Mitchell and Leslie Nelson Dorothy M. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinkle Phyllis B. Lambert Nadia M. Nelson Karen E. Shepherd Dr. Elizabeth J. Hodge and Richard and Seyla Lan Jean-Gabriel Neukomm and R. Andrew Shore Dr. Felicia Bonaparte Mary Laren Sara J. Ogger Michael T. Sillerman Elliot Holt Mark Samuels Lasner New York Building Congress, Inc. Sandra Silver Christine Howard Jane Lattes-Swislocki Carolie Woods Noble Linda Wolk Simon Mr. and Mrs. James E. Howe Robert N. Lauder Ned O’Gorman Franklin L. Simpson Francis J. S. Hughes Mrs. Ruddick Lawrence Wesley M. Oler IV Suzette de Marigny Smith Martin Hutner Interiors Rebecca A. Lawton and Ellen O’Neill George T. Spera, Jr., and IBM Corporate Matching Grants Christopher Flatters Leslie H. O’Shea Jane Ginsburg Program Daniel J. Leab Shea Owens Carlos Spinelli-Noseda

The Morgan Library & Museum  Randall Ian Stempler Laura Winters Kalyn T. Stephens Mr. and Ms. Henry Wollman “I loved the tour you gave us today. Anne Bigelow Stern Stephanie Woodson Linda and Dennis Stillwell Lily Wound and Nathan Limpert It was fun! I really wish Mr. Morgan Alyson Stone Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wright Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stubbs George W. Young was here so we can see him. I am Charles J. Tanenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum Elizabeth Zabludoff interested in his library.” Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Scott Zevon Student Lucile B. Tennant Mrs. Gilbert Zuellig 3 2 Heribert Tenschert Laura Zukerman PS , nd Grade Alice Thorpe David C. Titus THE Campaign for The The Honorable John Train Pierpont Morgan Library Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. John A. Morgan Dale Travis and Sigrid Freundorfer The Morgan gratefully acknowledges Frelinghuysen Peter A. Morgan Jane Shoaf Turner the following donors, who have Richard Gilder Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Senen Ubiña continued to make gifts, grants, The Horace W. Goldsmith National Endowment for the Anne H. Van Buren pledges, and pledge payments to the Foundation Humanities Sarah Van Dyke endowment and the building project Estate of Alex Gordon Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation Gita S. van Heerden during fiscal 2007. Mr. and Mrs. Marco Grassi Diane A. Nixon Nancy Vick Henry S. Grew† Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Mr. and Mrs. Christoph von Strasser Acquavella Family Foundation Elizabeth L. Hargraves Anne Perkins Marilyn Wagman Rebecca Adams William Randolph Hearst Concetta Perrotta Jeanette S. Wagner Whitney B. Armstrong Foundation Barbara and Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Walsh Helen-Mae and Seymour Askin, Jr. Mary M. Hines Laurette G. Podell Mrs. Henry G. Walter, Jr. Mrs. Robert F. August Maisie and Jamie Houghton Sheila Sonne Pulling Mr. and Mrs. John Walton David E. Austin Timothy A. Hultquist David Alan Richards Philip W. Warner Sheila Baird Hisayo Izumo Estate of Elizabeth M. Riley George B. Weathersby Mr. and Mrs. C. Minor Barringer Carl Jacobs Foundation David Rockefeller Caroline Weber and Thomas Katrin Bellinger Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jenman Jeanette and Jonathan Rosen Stegeman Elizabeth and Rodney Berens Andrew R. G. Joseph The Judith Rothschild Dr. Richard C. Weber W. Mark Brady JPMorgan Chase Foundation Jill C. Weinstein Donald P. and Patricia A. Brennan Jonathan H. Kagan Jessie Schilling Melissa Wells T. Kimball Brooker Foundation Herbert Kasper Steven L. Selss Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. White Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buice III Fred Krimendahl and Camilla M. Smith Pennell Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke Emilia Saint-Amand The Sounion Fund of the Maine Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Willard Vivien Ranschburg Clark Caroline LaMonte Community Foundation Professor John Ralph Willis Mr. and Mrs. Bromme Hampton Barbara Lang The Steele-Reese Foundation Frederic Woodbridge Wilson Cole Patricia P. Irgens Larsen Charitable Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman Gil Winter Combs Family Fund Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw in honor of William Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker William T. Buice Christy and John Mack Foundation The Whitehead Foundation Barbara Knowles Debs and James S. Marcus Foundation Wheelock Whitney III Richard Debs Mrs. Edwin S. Marks Karen D. and Morris E. Zukerman Jean and Louis Dreyfus Foundation Estate of Marie Markus Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunn Janet Mavec †Deceased The Dyson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Meister, Jr. Mrs. John Elliott, Jr.† The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Restricted Gifts to the Brad and Barbara Evans Richard L. Menschel Charitable Trust Endowment Sherman Fairchild Foundation U/A 07/30/04 Gifts, grants, pledges, and pledge Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. D. Firth The Richard L. Menschel Charitable payments of $400 or more Barbara G. Fleischman and Trust U/A 5/26/94 Constantine and Olga Brown Maisie Houghton Martha J. Fleischman Mrs. August R. Meyer Estate of Alex Gordon Jed Freedlander Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Mary Laren

2007 Report to Donors  In memory of Dr. Cyrille R. Halkin Fellows Endowment Fund for Margaret T. Morris Fund for Mr. and Mrs. Werner Heil Acquisitions Americana William J. Jenack John F. Fleming Fund Stavros S. Niarchos Fund for Metropolitan Hospital Center Horace W. Goldsmith Fund Education and Technology Christina Thomas Horace W. Goldsmith Fund for Programs Americana Jane N. Nichols Reference Books In honor of Andrew Klemmer Alex Gordon Fund for Exhibitions Fund Suzanne Delehanty Belle da Costa Greene Fund Mary P. Oenslager Fund for Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund Conservation of the Oenslager In memory of Mary Aiken Littauer Exclusive of Incunabula Drawings Collection Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paul Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund for Frances T. and Paul G. Pennoyer Incunabula Reference Books Fund In honor of Richard L. Menschel and William Randolph Hearst Fund for The Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Joel Smith Educational Programs Leon B. Polsky Fund for Concerts Kautz Family Foundation Dannie and Hettie Heineman and Lectures Purchase Fund Gordon N. Ray Acquisitions Fund In honor of Annette de la Renta and James H. Heineman Purchase Gordon N. Ray Rare Books Cataloger Richard Gilder, Jr. Fund Fund Nathan Kaplan The Lore and Rudolf J. Heinemann Joseph Rosen Foundation Curatorship Fund for Seals and Tablets In honor of Eleanor C. Wright Drue Heinz Book Conservator Fund Charles Ryskamp Acquisitions Fund Nonnie Frelinghuysen and George L. Orest J. Dutka Drue Heinz Curator of Literary Charles Ryskamp Fund K. Frelinghuysen Manuscripts The Janine Luke and Melvin R. In honor of William B. Warren and Drue Heinz Twentieth-Century Seiden Fund for Exhibitions and William T. Buice III Literature Fund Publications Estate of Marie Markus Combs Family Fund Edwin H. Herzog Drawings Fund Carl L. Selden Fund for Printed Books The Andrew W. Mellon Franklin H. Kissner Rare Books Herbert J. Seligmann Fund Foundation Named Endowment Cataloger Fund E. Clark Stillman Acquisitions Fund National Endowment for the Funds H.P. Kraus Fund for Lectures, Frank M. Strasser Drawings Humanities Permanent funds established with gifts, Research and Acquisitions Administrator Fund Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation grants, and pledges of $100,000 or more in Medieval and Renaissance Thomas W. Streeter Rare Books and Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Seymour R. and Helen-Mae Knafel Manuscripts Manuscripts Fund The Elbridge and Evelyn Stuart Askin Fund Robert Lehman Drawings Library The Elbridge and Evelyn Stuart Fund Foundation Vincent Astor Curator of Printed Fund Robert H. Taylor Curator of Literary Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Zukerman Books Fund Kenneth A. Lohf Fund for Poetry and Historical Manuscripts Fund Lois and Walter Baker Drawings Manley Family Fund for Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Fund Tribute/Memorial Gifts Fund Contemporary Drawings for Conservation In honor of Rosamond Bernier Elisabeth Ball Children’s Books Fund Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions Alice Tully Fund Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw T. Kimball Brooker Bibliography Andrew W. Mellon Conservation Franklin Jasper Walls Lecture Fund Fund Fund Karen D. and Morris E. Zukerman In memory of Themis Anastasia Brown Themis Anastasia Brown Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Fund for the Department of Jennifer Boondas Memorial Fund Printed Books Fund Drawings and Prints Constantine and Olga Brown Curt F. Bühler Printed Books and Andrew W. Mellon Fund for the Mr. and Mrs. John S. Cover Manuscripts Fund Department of Medieval and Matching Gifts and Mr. and Mrs. Donato Lamonaca Carter Burden Fund Renaissance Manuscripts Gifts-in-Kind Mr. and Mrs. Anders Laren Mary Flagler Cary Acquisitions Fund Andrew W. Mellon Research and ADP, Inc. Mary Laren for Music Publications Fund Ark Investment Partners LP Mary Flagler Cary Curator of Music Constance B. Mellon Memorial AXA Foundation In honor of Margaret Holben Ellis Manuscripts and Books Fund Fund for Photography Bank of America Rodger Friedman Charles E. Culpeper Fund Henry S. Morgan Reference Books Bloomberg Charles W. Engelhard Curator of Fund Christie’s In honor of S. Parker Gilbert Drawings Fund J. P. Morgan Fund Colgate-Palmolive Company The Kneisel Foundation Sherman Fairchild Fund for Services Junius S. Morgan Reference Books Deutsche Bank Americas Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rawle to Scholars Fund Foundation

The Morgan Library & Museum  EMTA, Inc. Corporate Members Random House, Inc. Eos Airlines ABC, Inc. Société Générale ExxonMobil Foundation Aéropostale, Inc. Sotheby’s Federated Department Stores, Inc. Alchemy Properties, Inc. Ternium Financial Security Assurance Altria Group, Inc. TIAA-CREF Ford Foundation Matching Gifts American Express Verizon Program Ark Investment Partners LP D. B. Zwirn & Co. GE Foundation Berens Capital Management Geneve Corporation Bloomberg Director’s Roundtable IBM Corporate Matching Grants W. P. Carey & Co. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Acquavella Program CastleRock Asset Management Joan Taub Ades and Alan M. Ades The Robert Wood Johnson CB Richard Ellis Anne H. Bass Foundation Chilton Investment Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens The J. Paul Getty Trust Christie’s Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Buice III Lehman Brothers Consolidated Edison Company Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation of New York, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chilton, Jr. The May Department Stores Corning Incorporated Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Cohen Foundation Credit Suisse Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman The Merck Partnership for Giving Davis Polk & Wardwell Mr. and Mrs. Michel David-Weill Beatrice Rossi-Landi and Frederick The New York Times Company Dow Jones & Company Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. de Vegh S. Clark Foundation, Inc. Eos Airlines William W. Donnell Open Society Institute Goldman Sachs & Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert The Pfizer Foundation Matching Hermès Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Gifts Program Jaeger-LeCoultre Margot and C. Leonard Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker The Prudential Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Agnes Gund and Daniel Shapiro Mrs. Henry G. Walter, Jr. SAP Matching Gift Program Companies Mrs. H. J. Heinz II The Honorable John C. Whitehead Thomson Tax & Accounting JPMorgan Chase Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton Mrs. Charles Wrightsman Time Warner Foundation, Inc. Knott Partners LP Herbert Kasper Baroness Mariuccia Zerilli-Marimò The UBS Foundation Lehman Brothers Mrs. Stephen M. Kellen Unilever United States Foundation, MetLife Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Kravis Pierpont Fellows Inc. Morgan Stanley H. Fred Krimendahl II and Gillian Attfield WellPoint Foundation Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP Emilia A. Saint-Amand Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Hunter Lewis and Mrs. Edward T. Chase Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Combs Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Catherine G. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. John A. Morgan Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Palitz Helmut N. Friedlaender Amy and Joseph R. Perella Robert H. Haines Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Rose and Lawrence Hughes Leon B. Polsky Caroline Howard Hyman Mr. and Mrs. Oscar de la Renta Lois Urban Kirsh Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ricciardi Bruce Kovner Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Werner H. Kramarsky Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg Arthur L. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. James A. Runde Mr. and Mrs. John D. Macomber Dr. and Mrs. Nathan E. Janet Mavec Saint-Amand Diane A. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Palm Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel Peter Pennoyer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Oscar de la Renta, S. Parker Gilbert, Annette de la Renta Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Shuman

2007 Report to Donors  Nicholas Thaw Sydney Shuman Ex Officio Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Warner III Isabel Smith Frederick S. Clark Frederick B. Whittemore Arete Warren Vanessa B. Eastman Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener Class of 2008 Fellows Patron Fellows Whitney B. Armstrong George S. Abrams, Esq. Cynthia Hazen Polsky, Chair Maie Lee Chen George B. Adams, Jr. Caroline D. Macomber, Vice Chair William W. Donnell Allen Adler Wheelock Whitney III, Vice Chair Martin W. Hutner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. S. Allen Clement C. Moore II A. N. G. Annesley Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Adelson Paul R. Provost Mrs. R. L. Ardrey Laura S. Bennett Roxana Robinson and Hamilton Nicholas Thaw Charlotte P. Armstrong Lewis W. Bernard Robinson, Jr. William James Wyer Whitney B. Armstrong William L. Bernhard and Karen Zukerman Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Catherine Cahill Ronald R. Atkins W. Mark Brady Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Class of 2009 Mrs. Robert F. August Rebecca Randolph Brauer Miles Morgan Joan Taub Ades David E. Austin Nicola Bulgari Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moss William T. Buice III Sidney Babcock Mrs. Jackson Burke Jill Newhouse Mrs. Edward T. Chase Douglas F. Bauer Russell E. Burke III James J. Pallotta Sally Lepow Theodore Baum Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennoyer Robert Loper Russel H. Beatie, Jr. Charles C. Butt Sarah Peter Janet Mavec Katrin Bellinger Mrs. Christopher C. Y. Chen Paul R. Provost Martha Miller George Bemberg Vivien Ranschburg Clark David Redden Alan E. Salz Mrs. Edgar R. Berner G. Scott Clemons Alan E. Salz Rosamond Bernier Jonathan L. Cohen Mrs. August H. Schilling Class of 2010 Dr. Nancy Bialler Mrs. Martin S. Davis Susan Schinitsky Russell E. Burke Dr. Hans Bollmann Professor Mervin R. Dilts Christopher Scholz G. Scott Clemons Charles P. Bolton The Lord Egremont Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DeForest Scott Marina French Goodwin M. Breinin, M.D. Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo and Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Smith Alexandra O. Hughes Barbara Bellin Brenner Charles Lozow Jennifer A. Spiegel Virgilia Pancoast Klein Alida Brill and Steven Scheuer Mr. and Mrs. George S. Frazza Nicholas Thaw Philip A. Reeser Elizabeth A. R. and Ralph S. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John French III Sue Erpf Van de Bovenkamp Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Mrs. James E. Burke Stephen A. Geiger Felicitas and Kurt F. Viermetz Jennifer A. Spiegel David Giles Carter David and Susan Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Wahlgren Peter H. Gleason Mr. and Mrs. William B. Warren Mrs. Henry Grunwald Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Zukerman Bob P. Haboldt Mr. and Mrs. John K. Howat Council of Fellows Alexandra O. Hughes Vivien Ranschburg Clark, Chair Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Johnson Clement C. Moore II, Vice Chair Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones William T. Buice III, Vice Chair Jonathan H. Kagan Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Klein Class of 2007 Christopher Knowlton Gillian Attfield Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kramarsky Laura S. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Lehrman Vivien Ranschburg Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Lipman Edmée de M. Firth Robert B. Loper Judith Goldman John A. Manley Henry P. Johnson Helen Zanetti Marx Christopher Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lang Mathews Jill Newhouse Charles E. Pierce, Jr., and Cynthia Hazen Polsky Diana L. Mercer David Redden Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III Christopher Scholz

The Morgan Library & Museum  G. Scott Clemons Emy Cohenca “Every time I walk through the doors into our new Michael G. Conroy Alexander C. Cortesi and Renzo Piano space, it is a thrilling experience.” Wendy Mackenzie Walter Burke Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cox Trustee Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Cuellar James Barrett Cummins, Jr. Julia B. Curtis Peggy and Richard M. Danziger Mark Fehrs Haukohl Mrs. Edwin S. Marks Marvin Sadik Elizabeth de Cuevas Huyler C. Held James H. Marrow Lucy Freeman Sandler Count and Countess Mrs. John W. Herbert Francis S. Mason, Jr. Jeannette Watson Sanger de Ravel d’Esclapon Wolfgang A. Herz† Paul Matisse Princess Maria-Christina JoAnn and J. Dennis Delafield Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Hess James McGarry Sayn-Wittgenstein Davida Deutsch Frederic K. Howard DeCourcy E. McIntosh Otto G. Schaefer Hester Diamond Alexandra O. Hughes Josephine A. Merck Jessie Schilling Laura White Dillon Francis J. S. Hughes Mrs. August R. Meyer Caroline F. Schimmel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Hurley Harvey S. Shipley Miller Mrs. Andrew C. Schirrmeister Grace, Countess of Dudley Beverly Schreiber Jacoby Samuel C. Miller Mary C. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Eberstadt James Faber Ltd. José Ephim Mindlin Thomas Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas H. Ekstrom Morton L. Janklow Andrea Leeds Miron Matthew White Mrs. John Elliott, Jr.† Joan Jeffri Peter A. Morgan Linda Wolk Simon Mr. and Mrs. Talton R. Embry Alexander B. V. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Mortimer III Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Small Edwin V. Erbe, Jr.† Roberta Olson Gilberto Munguia Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Estes Mrs. Allan H. Kalmus Otto Naumann Sharon Dunlap Smith Haliburton Fales, 2d William W. Karatz Roy R. Neuberger Mrs. Herman Sokol Neal Fiertag Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ketchum Carolie Woods Noble Henry B. Spencer Stella Fischbach Margaret K. Klein Mrs. Greenway O’Dea Mrs. Frederick Stafford Barbara G. Fleischman Thomas F. Kranz Ned O’Gorman Joanna T. Steichen Martha J. Fleischman T. Peter Kraus R. David Parsons Alan N. Stone Roland and Mary Ann Folter Marvin M. Kristein and Vera Rony David B. Pearce, M.D. Regine Stone Robert L. Freedman Armin Kunz and Catherine Bindman Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Pennoyer George C. Strachan and Mrs. and Mr. Peter Frelinghuysen George Labalme, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jean R. Perrette Jaclyn R. Veneroso Sylvia Howard Fuhrman James and Helen Lally Dr. Marilyn Perry Mrs. Frank S. Streeter Jonathan Galassi Phyllis B. Lambert Mrs. Alton E. Peters Elizabeth F. Stribling and Milton McC. Gatch Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Landrigan Dr. Nis-Adolph Petersen† Guy N. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Beckwith Gilbert Mark Samuels Lasner Ivan E. Phillips Melinda and Paul Sullivan Paul Arthur Gismondi Jane Lattes-Swislocki Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Pollock Tetsufumi Takimoto William T. Golden Daniel J. Leab Dr. and Mrs. Simon B. Poyta G. Thomas Tanselle Lionel Goldfrank III Thomas le Claire Sheila Sonne Pulling Hans E. Tausig Judith Goldman Ellen Liman Jane Randall Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Taylor Hubert Goldschmidt Daniel and Lucia Woods Lindley Marcia C. Reed Heribert Tenschert Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Gordon Jon A. Lindseth William S. Reese Jane M. Timken Elizabeth M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lindsey Philip A. Reeser Polly M. and John M. Timken, Jr. Mrs. Paul Gourary Richard and Rebecca Lindsey Kenneth W. Rendell John A. Torson Marjorie S. Graff Mrs. Norman B. Livermore Michael T. Reynolds William A. Tracy Mrs. David Granger† R. Bruce Livie III David Alan Richards The Honorable John Train Marco Grassi Kristina Loverro Millard McAdoo Riggs, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Constantine T. Tsitsera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray David Lowenherz J. Stone Roberts Jane Shoaf Turner Mrs. James B. Gubelmann Joyce H. Lowinson, M.D. Ambassador and Mrs. Gita S. van Heerden Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gutfreund George S. Lowry Felix G. Rohatyn Curtis G. Viebranz Mr. and Mrs. John Guth Audrey Mina Manley Mrs. Arthur Ross Elizabeth von Habsburg Janice P. Haggerty Edward P. Manley Carol Z. Rothkopf Jack Gumpert Wasserman Janet and Mike Halvorson James S. Marcus Mrs. Henry H. Rousseau Brenda Weeks-Nerz

2007 Report to Donors  Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteford Young Associates Dean Chapman Isabel Stainow Wilcox Alicia Afalonis and Kathleen Runde Guy Wildenstein Slavko Andrejevic Duane E. Wilder Vlad Artamonov Angus Wilkie Audrey Axinn Francis H. Williams Chelsea Bauch Professor John Ralph Willis Jean Griffin Borho Fredric Woodbridge Wilson Jennifer P. Bowden Joan and James J. Wilson Brian O. Brennan Andrea Woodner Anne Bridges Dian Woodner Jill Brienza and Nicholas Daraviras Thomas S. Woodruff and Jonathan Burkan and Irwin Epstein Kimberly Raspanti Mr. and Mrs. Susan E. Burns William James Wyer Andrew J. Chvatal Mrs. John M. Young Caroline Owens Crawford Richard S. Zeisler† Alicia Doherty Laurence Jurdem Jean-Gabriel Neukomm and Mrs. Gilbert Zuellig Antonio Dominguez Kevin Keels Sara Ogger † Deceased Lindsay and Christopher Dunham Justin Kingson Christopher North Robyn Dunn and Andrew Schwarz Pericles John Lantz II, M.D. Amanda O’Brien Young Associates Mr. and Mrs. Ron D’Vari Arnold Lee and Wesley M. Oler IV Steering Committee Derrick R. Estes Elizabeth Lawrence Leslie O’Shea Frederick S. Clark, Co Chair Montserrat Farina Rebecca A. Lawton and Robert M. Pennoyer II Vanessa B. Eastman, Co Chair R. Gordon Faux III Christopher Flatters Nancy Piraquive Ashleigh Fernandez Jeffrey Leib Courtney Richards Elizabeth L. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. John Leopoldo Fiorilla Kamie and Rich Lightburn Susan and James Rienow Edward N. Brown Virginia B. Foster Jeremy Litt and Jennifer Kozel Mark Ripka Tia F. Chapman Sarah Funke Joseph Lugosch Kathleen Runde Catherine Corman Douglas Long Glickman Daniel Lyons William B. Russell, Jr. Jed Freedlander Adelaide Goldfrank Bernard B. Markey Jonathan M. Satovsky Medora Bross Geary Stephanie Heilborn Susan Anne Mathisen Charles Schlangen Jennifer Mast Tiziana Holmgren Anne McCabe Sarah Jane Sculco Deborah S. McWilliams Elliott Holt Victoria Melendez R. Andrew Shore Justine M. Radomile George W. Hopley Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Miller Elizabeth Simon Juan D. Reyes III D. T. Ignacio Jayanti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moore James Simon Beatrice Rossi-Landi Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jenman Philip R. Munger Carlos J. Spinelli-Noseda Catherine Shepard John and Ann Jordan Kate Nelson Jonathan Spraggs Karen E. Shepherd Andrew R. G. Joseph Nadia M. Nelson Helena Kim and David Steiner Randall Ian Stempler Kayln T. Stephens Alyson Stone “I had been looking for a museum to become involved Kevin Travis Sally Tusa with, and the Morgan just seemed different from the Sara Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Christoph von Strasser others. It is small enough to really get to know the Mr. and Mrs. Jason Walsh Caroline Weber and Thomas Stegeman other members of the Young Associates, yet it is a Ward Welch Melissa Wells well-known institution with an outstanding collection. Laura Winters Lily Wound and Nathan Limpert Jennifer Wright It is the perfect fit.” Elizabeth Zabludoff Mili Narayan Laura Zukerman Young Associate of the Morgan

The Morgan Library & Museum  Staff

Office of the Director Gilbert Court Charles E. Pierce, Jr., Director Brian Regan, Deputy Director Kristina W. Stillman, Director of Finance and Administration Deborah Winard, Executive Assistant to the Director Mary B. Rembold, Executive Assistant to the Deputy Director and Director of Finance and Administration

Curatorial Departments Library and Museum Services Robert Parks, Director of Library and Museum Services

Drawings and Prints Rhoda Eitel-Porter, Charles W. Engelhard Curator and Department Head Cara Dufour Denison, Curator Isabelle Dervaux, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Drawings Jennifer Tonkovich, Curator Kathleen Stuart, Assistant Curator Justine Pokoik, Frank Strasser Administrator Andaleeb Banta, Moore Curatorial Fellow Library and Research Publications Office of the Registrar Medieval and Renaissance Departments Karen Banks, Publications Manager John D. Alexander, Registrar Manuscripts Thaw Conservation Center Patricia Emerson, Senior Editor Patricia Courtney, Associate Registrar William M. Voelkle, Curator and Margaret Holben Ellis, Director Elizabeth Moore, Editorial Assistant Sloan K. Whidden, Assistant Registrar Department Head Patricia Reyes, Mellon Conservator Alex Confer, Collections Technician Roger S. Wieck, Curator Reba Fishman Snyder, Conservator Education Frank Trujillo, Associate Conservator Linden Chubin, Director of Education Administration and Printed Books and Bindings Maria L. Fredericks, Drue Heinz Book Yvette Mugnano, Associate Director of Operations John Bidwell, Astor Curator and Conservator Education Communications and Marketing Department Head James M. Donchez, Art Preparator Marie Trope-Podell, Manager of Gallery Patrick Milliman, Director of Anna Lou Ashby, Andrew W. Mellon Denise Stockman, Sherman Fairchild Programs Communications and Marketing Curator Fellow Taren Crevani, Education Coordinator Pam Angelopoulos, Associate Director of Elizabeth C. Denlinger, Assistant Lia Espinal, Education Assistant Marketing Curator Collection Information Systems Linn Carl, Docent and School Program Sandra Ho, Media Relations Manager Elizabeth O’Keefe, Director of Collection Assistant Literary and Historical Information Systems Visitor Services Manuscripts Maria Oldal, Head of Cataloging and Reading Room John F. Ryan, Jr., Director of Visitor Services Robert Parks, Director of Library and Database Management Inge Dupont, Head of Reader Services Maritza Rivera, Visitor Services Associate Museum Services, Robert H. Taylor Sandra Carpenter, Gordon Ray Cataloger Sylvie L. Merian, Reference Librarian Darrell Ellison, Visitor Services Associate Curator and Department Head Robert DeCandido, Database Coordinator Maria Molestina, Reading Room Assistant Christine Nelson, Drue Heinz Curator Development Photography and Rights Reference Collection Anita Masi, Acting Director of Development Ancient Near Eastern Seals Marilyn Palmeri, Photography and V. Heidi Hass, Head of the Reference Collection Eileen Curran, Director of Events and Tablets Rights Manager Sima Prutkovsky, Acquisitions and Meghan Miller, Individual Gifts Coordinator Sidney H. Babcock, Curator and Eva Soos, Photography and Rights Assistant Cataloging Assistant Blair Payne, Institutional Gifts Assistant Department Head Manager Anna Blok, Library Assistant Nicole Huaman, Events Assistant Rebecca Brauer, Cataloguer Joseph Zehavi, Photographer Peter Gammie, Cataloger Ariadne Ansbro, Membership Assistant

2007 Report to Donors  Financial Services Gloria Cargill Loretta Greaney, Controller Glenvet Cassaberry Thomas Mercurio, Senior Accountant Babacar Fall James Platania, Financial Analyst Joycelyn Forde Carlos Adams, Accountant Cyrus Gentles Margaret A. Chow, Accounts Payable Eric Grimes Coordinator Rodney L. Grimes Cortez Hackett Human Resources Verniel Joefield Dorian E. Lewis-Hood, Director of Human Michael Jones Resources William M. Jones Seunarine Maharaj Management Information Services Michael Narvaez Joshua Feldman, Network Administrator Patrick Nsereko Benjamin P. Bailes, Systems Administrator Daphne Pierre Daniel Friedman, Web Manager and Design Roberto Rivera Gerard M. Rostant Merchandising Services Jonathan Scales Sean T. Hayes, Director of Merchandising Lionel Scales Services David A. Shim Sherifa Ali, Shop Manager Bromley A. Synmoie Pedro Anlas, Inventory and Systems Noel Thomas Supervisor Preston G. Giannini, Shop Supervisor Docents and Volunteers Karen Laracuente, Shop Supervisor Grace Brodsky Linn Carl Operations Jack Caldwell Thomas E. Shannon, Director of Facilities Orest Dutka Kenneth Grant, Senior Building Engineer Sandy Elstein Peter Lentini, Building Engineer Karen Gerard Gilbert Court Marina Mugnano, Office Manager Lillian Gold Jimmie Jenkins, Mail Room Manager Reha Golub Monica Barker-Browne, Assistant Office Terry Horowitz Manager Joanne Kaufman Photographic and copyright credits: The Morgan Library & Museum Jill Llinas Photography by John Abbott, page 2 and 18; 225 Madison Avenue Linden Chubin, page 11, lower left; © Michel Custodial Cathleen McLoughlin Denancé, 2006, page 1; John Calabrese, 2006, New York, NY 10016-3405 James McCollough, Custodial Supervisor Amy Troy Pizzella page 4, top and lower right, page 5, lower www.themorgan.org Rita Rivlin right, page 10, lower right, page 11, upper left; Anthony Alston Photography by Todd Eberle, © Todd Janise Amis Dorothea Scher Eberle, 2006, page 10, upper right, page Luis Paez Mary Stevenson 32; © Shawn Ehlers, 2006, page 10, upper right, page 11, lower right, page 27, upper right, page Amarante Ramos Mary Swingle 28, lower right, page 30; © Ron Jautz, 2006, Susan Szalai page 4, lower left, page 5, upper right; © Mary Maintenance Hans Tausig Hilliard, 2006, pages 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, lower left, page 28, upper left; page 31; image by Arnie Abdo Banees, Maintenance Mechanic Vahè Tiryakian Kirschner, LaPlacaCohen.com., front cover; Gilbert Parrilla, Maintenance Mechanic Schecter Lee, 2007, pages 6 and 7; page 8, upper Carlos Pedraza, Maintenance Carpenter Emeriti right, David A. Loggie, page 8, lower, page 14, lower, © Mia Matheson, 2006, page 5 left; Sinclair Stewart, Maintenance Mechanic Charles Ryskamp, Director © Sony Music Entertainment, Inc., page 8, John H. Plummer, Curator and Research upper right; Robert Speise, page 11, upper right; Joseph Zehavi, page 9, upper left and upper Security Fellow, Medieval and Renaissance right, pages 12–13, 14, upper, 15–17; John W. Quigley, Chief of Security Manuscripts Ricardo Browne, Security Supervisor Design by Design 158 Jean-Luc Bigord List as of March 31, 2007 Beverly Bonnick Stanley Campbell

The Morgan Library & Museum  To realize its purpose, The The Morgan Library & Museum was incorporated in Morgan Library & Museum has 1924 as an educational institution dedicated to fostering four goals: a greater knowledge, understanding, and appreciation TO FUNCTION as a center and source for research and of primarily Western history and culture. Originally publication in the permanent collections and to promote their formed by Pierpont Morgan (1837–1913), the permanent scholarly study; collections record and reflect achievements of European TO PRESERVE and care for the collections that are held in trust and American literature, music, art, and history. The for the American people; Morgan is one of the very few institutions in the United TO ACQUIRE, through purchase and gift, significant works in the States that collects, exhibits, and sponsors research in fields established by Pierpont Morgan; the areas of illuminated manuscripts, master drawings, TO PRESENT the collections, rare books, fine bindings, and literary, historical, and related exhibitions, and interpretive programming to music manuscripts. the general public, students, collectors, and scholars in a manner consistent with the highest educational and artistic standards.

The significance of the collections mandates a national and international role for the institution, both as an educational resource for the general public and as a research center for the scholarly community.

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