Report to Donors
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Mission Board of Trustees Letter from the Director Letter from the President
Exhibitions Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs Gifts to the Collection
Statement of Financial Position Donors Planned Giving
Sta Mission
he mission of the Morgan Library & Museum is to preserve, build, study, present, and interpret a collection of extraordinary quality in order to stimulate enjoyment, exciteT 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.
& Board of Trustees
Lawrence R. Ricciardi Karen H. Bechtel President Rodney B. Berens William M. Griswold Susanna Borghese William James Wyer James R. Houghton T. Kimball Brooker Vice President Karen B. Cohen Flobelle Burden Davis William R. Acquavella Richard L. Menschel Georey K. Elliott Walter Burke Vice President Brian J. Higgins Haliburton Fales, d Jerker M. Johansson S. Parker Gilbert, Clement C. Moore II John A. Morgan President Emeritus Vice President Diane A. Nixon Drue Heinz Gary W. Parr Lawrence Hughes George L. K. Frelinghuysen Cosima Pavoncelli Herbert Kasper Treasurer Peter Pennoyer Herbert L. Lucas Cynthia Hazen Polsky Charles F. Morgan Thomas J. Reid Katharine J. Rayner Robert M. Pennoyer Secretary Annette de la Renta Elaine L. Rosenberg Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Eugene V. Thaw James A. Runde Ladislaus von Homann James Baker Sitrick Baroness Mariuccia Beatrice Stern Zerilli-Marimò Jerey C. Walker
As of March ,
Letter from the Director
e have had an extremely busy, highly productive year. Altogether, we hosted some twenty-ve exhibitions and rotations from the collection, attracting an audience of nearly , visitors, not to mention the nearly two million others who visited theW Morgan online. The exhibitions we presented vividly reected the scope, depth, and quality of our holdings. They ranged from Illuminating Faith: The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art to Edgar Allan Poe: Terror of the Soul, The Little Prince: A New York Story, and A Collective Invention: Photographs at Play. They also included Leonardo da Vinci: Treasures from the Biblioteca Reale, Turin and Tiepolo, Guardi, and Their World as well as the rst-ever museum exhibition of drawings by Matthew Barney. Each of these projects was, in turn, the springboard for numerous programs—for gallery talks, lectures, lms, conversations, and family days. In addition, we hosted a superb series of concerts—among them, sold-out performances of the Boston Early Music Festival’s production of La Descente d’Orphée aux Enfers and La Couronne de Fleurs and a performance by the Scharoun William M. Griswold Ensemble of works inspired by music in our own collection. Photography by Graham S. Haber. Last fall we announced an expansion of our weekend programs, with generous sponsorship from Morgan Stanley. In particular, we introduced live music in Gilbert Court on Sunday afternoons. As a consequence of these changes, attendance on Sundays has increased almost thirty percent. At the same time, we made numerous new acquisitions. We treated hundreds more works in the Thaw Conservation Center. We assisted thousands of scholars. And our corps of volunteers swelled to the largest number we have ever had, providing invaluable assistance to sixteen departments. We made steady progress toward the digitization of our collection—of our papyri, of our etchings by Rembrandt, and of our holdings of old master drawings. We also geared up for a signicant expansion of our school program, starting within the next several months, as part of a major project for which we’ve received a grant from the Brooke Astor Fund for New York City Education in the New York Community Trust. My appointment as Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art came following the close of the scal year, yet it is only logical to acknowledge my departure from the Morgan. Leaving will not be easy. This is a unique institution, and I believe that we have accomplished a lot together. Since , we’ve mounted nearly a hundred exhibitions, both on our own and in collaboration with such institutions as the Churchill Archives Centre; the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung, Munich; and the Bibliothèque nationale de France. We completed the Morgan’s rst comprehensive strategic plan. We restored the interior of our historic McKim building. And we established two new curatorial departments: Photography and Modern and Contemporary Drawings. We could not do what we do without your generosity. I thank each and every one of you, on behalf of the sta and the millions of people who benet from the work of the Morgan. I thank you warmly for the immensely rewarding opportunity of serving as Director of this great institution. With your continued engagement and support, the Morgan’s future will be bright indeed.
William M. Griswold Director
& Letter from the President
he Morgan is reaching a record number of people through its robust public and scholarly oerings. Some of this activity occurs here in New York. A growing share takes place around the world, as the Morgan’s extraordinary collections and programs are available Tin digital and electronic form. This access is made possible by our generous donors: individuals, foundations, corporations and the government. Our mission is also sustained by revenue from the institution’s permanent endowment, whose market value was million at the close of the scal year. Endowment funds are the critical foundation of a strong and sustainable organization. For this reason, the Campaign for the Morgan is under way to add endowment capital, especially for unrestricted use. Still in the quiet phase, the campaign reached over million by the end of this scal year through gifts, grants and pledges. The Sherman Fairchild Foundation made a municent grant of million toward unrestricted endowment. A very generous gift intended to endow unrestricted operations, technology and education, as well as to support current technology needs, was made by an anonymous donor. New pledges and gifts to the Fund for the Morgan for unrestricted endowment were Lawrence R. Ricciardi received from Rodney B. Berens, George L. K. Frelinghuysen, The Frelinghuysen Foundation, Charles F. Morgan and Peter Pennoyer. Major support from the Honorable Anne Cox Chambers established the Katharine Rayner Endowment Fund for unrestricted use. James R. Houghton created the Jamie and Maisie Houghton Endowment Fund to support exhibitions. James A. Runde made a gift to support exhibitions. T. Kimball Brooker augmented the T. Kimball Brooker Sixteenth Century Fund. Susanna Borghese made a gift to the Campaign. The Hearst Foundations made an award to the William Randolph Hearst Fund for Scholarly Research and Exhibitions, bringing the fund principal to million. Planned bequests from S. Parker Gilbert and Clement C. Moore were conrmed. In addition, the William C. Bullitt Foundation approved a planned gift on behalf of Robert M. Pennoyer. Pledge payments of more than , were received from the Acquavella Family Foundation; the Charina Endowment Fund, established by Richard L. Menschel; the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Cynthia Hazen Polsky; and Beatrice Stern. Individuals, foundations and corporations made substantial gifts, grants and pledges designated for acquisitions, specic projects and general operations. Gifts, grants and pledge payments in excess of , for these purposes were received from the Estate of Brooke Astor; the Estate of Alex Gordon; the Estate of Marian O. Naumburg; the Brooke Astor Fund for New York City Education in the New York Community Trust; The Indian Point Foundation; the Leon Levy Foundation; Jonathan and Jeannette Rosen; and Morgan Stanley. Membership increased steadily across all Friends’ levels. The Young Fellows program was revitalized, with many new members joining during this scal year. Growth was also realized in the Patron Fellows level in the Association of Fellows. I am pleased to note that we will launch our planned giving society in the fall. The Society—which takes its name from the year the Morgan opened to the public—will recognize those who inform us of their plans to make a gift as part of their estate. Not long after the close of the scal year, our Director, Bill Griswold, informed the Board of Trustees that he had accepted the appointment of Director of the Cleveland Museum of Art. We are grateful for Bill’s exceptional contributions to the Morgan and wish him much success. Peggy Fogelman, our Director of Collections, agreed to serve as Acting Director while a search for the next Director is in progress. I am condent that new leadership will invigorate an already vital, forward-looking institution.
Lawrence R. Ricciardi President Exhibitions
Subliming Vessel The Drawings of Matthew Barney – , Subliming Vessel was the rst museum exhibition devoted to Matthew Barney’s works on paper. The exhibition included nearly one hundred drawings spanning the artist’s career to date. This exhibition was made possible by a lead grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. Major funding was provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, with further generous support from the Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund, the Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions, Barbara Gladstone, Maja Oeri and Hans Bodenmann, and Nancy Schwartz.
Illuminating Faith The Eucharist in Medieval Life and Art – ,
Featuring more than sixty-ve exquisitely Old Masters, Newly Acquired “Lose not heart” illuminated manuscripts, Illuminating Faith – , J. D. Salinger’s Letters to an Aspiring Writer oered glimpses into medieval culture, , – , and explored the ways in which artists of This show explored the recent growth of the period depicted the celebration of the the Morgan’s collection of drawings. More Between and J. D. Salinger sent sacrament and its powerful hold on society. than a hundred drawings were on view, nine letters and postcards to Marjorie This exhibition was made possible by Virginia M. including major gifts from such notable Sheard, an aspiring Canadian writer. Schirrmeister, with further generous support from collectors as former Morgan Director The Morgan displayed the complete the Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Fund for Charles Ryskamp, Trustees Eugene V. correspondence in the rst public Exhibitions and Publications; James Marrow and Thaw and Brooke Astor, and long-standing presentation of these revealing letters. Emily Rose; and an anonymous gift. supporter Joseph McCrindle. An important group of recent purchases, including Bookermania those made on the Sunny Crawford von Years of the Man Booker Prize Bülow Fund, were also displayed. , – , The Morgan is deeply grateful to those whose This exhibition celebrated the Morgan’s contributions made this exhibition possible: Gillian Man Booker Prize Collection—the largest Att eld, in honor of Charles Ryskamp; Karen B. American collection devoted to the prize, Cohen, in memory of Charles Ryskamp; Diane A. acquired in . The exhibition traced the Nixon, in memory of Charles Ryskamp; The Scholz Family, in honor of Charles Ryskamp; and the illustrious history of the prize through a Estate of Alex Gordon. chronological arrangement of every winner and select nominees from to . The brochure was also generously underwritten by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw. Bookermania: 45 Years of the Man Booker Prize was sponsored by Man. : Elevation of the Eucharist, from the “Della Additional support was provided by the Ricciardi Rovere Missal,” Rome use, in Latin, Italy, Rome, ca. – Family Exhibition Fund and by The Booker , Illuminated by the Master of the della Rovere Cylinder seal depicting winged hero pursuing two Missals (Jacopo Ravaldi?) for Cardinal Domenico Prize Foundation. ostriches, Mesopotamia, Middle Assyrian period della Rovere, The Morgan Library & Museum, New (ca. – ..), marble, seal no. York; MS M. , fol. r, Purchased by J. Pierpont Morgan, , Photography: Graham S. Haber. & Tiepolo, Guardi, and Their World Leonardo da Vinci Eighteenth-Century Venetian Drawings Treasures from the Biblioteca Reale, Turin , – , , – , Drawn entirely from the Morgan’s holdings, For the rst time in New York, the Morgan this exhibition featured a selection of more presented Leonardo da Vinci’s extraordi- than one hundred works on paper and nary Codex on the Flight of Birds, and chronicled the vitality and originality one of his most celebrated drawings, the of drawing during Venice’s second Head of a Young Woman. They were shown Golden Age. together with a selection of further draw- ings by Leonardo and his followers. Edgar Allan Poe This exhibition was organized by the Morgan Terror of the Soul Library & Museum and the Italian Ministry of , – , Foreign A airs, the Ministry of Italian Cultural The exhibition featured nearly one hundred Heritage and Activities, the Embassy of Italy in Washington D.C., and the Biblioteca Reale in Poe items, drawn primarily from the Turin in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Morgan’s holdings and The Henry W. and Institute of New York and la Fondazione, New Albert A. Berg Collection of English and York. It was made possible with generous support Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (– ), The Little American Literature at The New York Public from the Estate of Alex Gordon, the T. Kimball Prince, New York: Reynal & Hitchcock, , Library, two of the most important collec- Brooker Foundation, Jean-Marie and Elizabeth The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, Photography by Graham S. Haber, . tions of Poe material in the United States. Eveillard, Diane A. Nixon, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr., and from Giunti, Lead funding for this exhibition was provided Finmeccanica, Fondazione Bracco and Tenaris. The Little Prince by Karen H. Bechtel, with generous support from Liz and Rod Berens and the Susan Ja e A New York Story Tane Foundation. – , Focusing on The Little Prince’s American origins, this exhibition featured twenty-ve Ministry of Foreign Affairs Embassy of Italy Washington D.C. of the manuscript pages and all forty-three
NY of the earliest versions of drawings for the book. Also on view were rare printed Visions and Nightmares editions from the Morgan’s collection as Four Centuries of Spanish Drawings well as personal letters, photographs, and artifacts on loan from the Saint-Exupéry – , estate, private collections, and museums This exhibition marked the rst and libraries in France and the U.S. presentation of Spanish drawings at the Lead funding for this exhibition was provided by Morgan. Spanning the sixteenth through Barbara and James Runde, and by The Florence the nineteenth centuries, the selection Gould Foundation. of more than twenty sheets featured Generous support was also provided by Air France, well-known artists such as José de Ribera, Liz and Rod Berens, and the Caroline Macomber Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, and Fund, with additional assistance from Houghton Francisco Goya. Mi in Harcourt.
Édouard Manet ( – ), Illustration for Le corbeau (The Raven), translated by Stéphane Mallarmé ( –), Paris: Richard Lesclide, , The Morgan Library & Museum, New York; PML , Bequest of Gordon N. Ray, , Photography: Graham S. Haber.
A Collective Invention Beethoven’s Ninth Photographs at Play A Masterpiece Reunited – , – , New Acquisition Signaling the debut of photography as a The Saint John’s Bible As part of the Bicentenary celebrations of curatorial focus at the Morgan, A Collective – , the Royal Philharmonic Society, the Morgan Invention featured over eighty works from displayed two historic copyist scores of more than two dozen collections arranged The Morgan celebrated a generous gift from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, marking in a surprising chain of visual associations. Dr. William F. Hueg and Mrs. Hella Mears the rst time they were brought together Hueg with the display of Donald Jackson’s This exhibition was made possible by the since their creation in . The Saint John’s Bible Prophets volume, as Sherman Fairchild Fund for Exhibitions, with additional support from The Margaret T. Morris well as a preliminary study for the Gospel Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol Foundation, Herbert Kasper, Winnie and Michael of John frontispiece, on loan from the Hill , – , Feng, Richard Glasebrook, and an anonymous gift. Museum & Manuscript Library. Every holiday season, the Morgan displays Charles Dickens’s original manuscript of Medium as Muse Woodcuts and the Modern Book A Christmas Carol in Pierpont Morgan’s historic Library. – , Treasures from the Vault Drawn primarily from the Morgan’s rich Seals and Tablets and - collection of modern illustrated books, Migration-Era Art Highlights from these installations the works on view explored the decorative and typographic qualities of woodcuts, included a mid-fteenth-century English The North Room in the McKim features their associations with religious and cooking scroll containing nearly two over two hundred of the earliest works in popular imagery, and their potential for hundred recipes in Middle English; the Morgan’s collection, including objects creating wordless narrative. autograph music manuscripts by Wagner, Verdi, and Britten; the rst book printed in from the Ancient Near East, Egypt, Greece, This exhibition was made possible by the Charles the English language; a letter from Jane and Rome, as well as artifacts from the E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Exhibitions, Fern and Hersh early medieval period. Cohen, the Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund, Austen; and an Albert Einstein the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, and manuscript. The Joseph Rosen Foundation continues to provide Robert Dance. generous underwriting support for the Department Reections on a Nation of Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets. American Writings from the Gilder Lehrman Collection Monika Grzymala, Volumen , – , – , On display were exceptional documents The Morgan continued its annual sculpture from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of series with a large-scale installation by American History, one of the country’s Berlin-based artist Monika Grzymala. foremost archives of Americana. The The site-specic work was composed of selection represented the collection’s thousands of sheets of handmade paper strengths in documents from the Revolu- connected together with bookbinding tionary, early national, antebellum, and yarn and suspended from the ceiling of Civil War periods. the Morgan’s Gilbert Court. This exhibition was made possible by Dian Woodner, and by a generous donation from Susanna and Livio Borghese, in honor of Parker Gilbert and in appreciation of his many contributions to the Morgan Library & Museum. : Monika Grzymala, Volumen, The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, © Monika Grzymala, Photography: Graham S. Haber.
& Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs
Museum Services Lectures, Discussions, Auster on Poe Paul Auster, author Symposia, and Workshops • The Morgan welcomed , visitors to Isaac Gewirtz, New York Public Library some exhibitions. J.D. Salinger & Vedanta The Little Prince and the Big War • The website, www.themorgan.org, Kenneth Slawenski, author Adam Gopnik, writer received , , visits. • A total of , visitors attended concerts, Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life St. Exupéry in New York: A Conversation lectures, lms, and family programs. Marina Abramovic´, artist, and Daniel with Stacy Schi • Docents gave over tours of the Libeskind, architect Christine Nelson, The Morgan Library & Morgan campus and select exhibitions to Julie Taymor, director, and Jerey Museum and Stacy Schi, author over , visitors. Eugenides, author • Over works were lent to exhibitions Antonio Monda, moderator From Inquisition to Enlightenment: in cities worldwide. Drawing in Spain The Sacred Bleeding Heart of Dijon Jonathan Brown, New York University Roger Wieck, The Morgan Lisa Banner, independent scholar Concerts and Library & Museum Edward Payne, The Morgan Performances Library & Museum Artist Talk: Matthew Barney • St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Matthew Barney and Christian Family Programs • Boston Early Music Festival Scheidermann, Contemporary Conservation, Ltd. • The George London Foundation for Singers • The Morgan’s Spring Family Fair • Young Concert Artists Artist Talk: Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt • Close Your Eyes and Discover • Borromeo String Quartet Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt and Roger Wieck Mr. Morgan’s Library! • American Contemporary Music Ensemble • Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day • Arte dei Suonatori with Bolette Roed Artist Talk: Monika Grzymala • The Curious Case of the Secret Staircase • Staten Island OutLOUD Monika Grzymala and Isabelle Dervaux, • The Book, the Lock, and the Key • Pinsky Reads Poe The Morgan Library & Museum • Winter Family Day Celebration • Charles Wuorinen: Virtuoso Works for • Chalk, Ink, and Silver: Draw Like Leonardo Economic Reections Solo Piano and String Quartet (with Alan • Imagine Your Planet: What Planet Do Liaquat Ahamed, economist and author Feinberg, Anne-Marie McDermott, Ursula You Come From? Andrew Ross Sorkin, New York Times Oppens, and the Brentano String Quartet) • Making Art in Reverse: Printing for columnist and CNBC’s Squawk Box • Readings of Poe - Elevator Repair Service: the Family Dreams Terrically Disturbed co-anchor • Caroling at the Morgan Treasures and Curiosities from the Royal • Simon Mulligan Library, Windsor Castle • JACK Quartet • Scharoun Ensemble Oliver Everett, Royal Library, Windsor Castle
Learning from Lincoln: Original Documents from the Gilder Lehrman Collection Lewis E. Lehrman, Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Leonardo the Artist-Scientist and His Notebooks Carmen C. Bambach, Metropolitan Museum of Art : JACK Quartet. Photography by Henrik Olund.
Film Highlights The Morgan Book Project, developed by In addition to longstanding partnerships Morgan education sta in collaboration with organizations such as the NYC • Opera in Cinema Series with the New York City Department of Department of Parks & Recreation, new • Matthew Barney: No Restraint ( , Education (NYCDoE) was oered for the out-of-school-time program relationships Alison Chernick) fth year. It served eighteen teachers and were developed to extend the eorts of • The Cremaster Cycle: A Conversation with over schoolchildren from nine NYC the school program. Collaborations Matthew Barney ( , Michael Blackwood) public schools. The Morgan also had the included GO Project, Art Without Walls, • Poe Double Feature: House of Usher (, opportunity to share The Morgan Book the Big Brothers and Big Sisters in Roger Corman) and Murders in the Rue Project with two educators from the partnership with the High School of Morgue ( , Robert Florey) UCLA Lab School. Twenty students Economics and Finance, Dominican • Selections from Spirits of the Dead (): from the UCLA Lab School were able to Academy, PS Q, PS M, and the “William Wilson” (Louis Malle) and participate. The Morgan Book Project Harlem Children’s Zone. These programs “Toby Dammit” (Federico Fellini) hosted a Summer Institute for Teachers served children from underserved city • The Little Prince ( , Stanley Donen) and a technical support meeting prior to neighborhoods. • O Brother Man: The Art and Life of Lynd holding the Morgan Book Project Award Ward ( , Michael Maglaras) Ceremony in April . Held in the Morgan’s Gilder Lehrman Hall, the ceremony culminated in a one-day The programs of the Morgan Library & Museum School Programs installation for all winners and a special are generously supported by grants from the selection of students were able to place Brooke Astor Fund for New York City Education Exploring with the Morgan served , their books on display for a subsequent in the New York Community Trust; Great Circle Pre-K– students, the majority from under- two-week exhibition. Foundation, Inc.; the May and Samuel Rudin served communities in Manhattan, the Family Foundation, Inc.; MetLife Foundation; Bronx, and Brooklyn. Seven enrichment the Armand G. Erpf Fund; and by the following Exhibition tours for students were oered in endowed funds: The Alice Tully Fund for Art and programs, presented in the Horace W. conjunction with the following exhibitions: Music; the William Randolph Hearst Fund for Goldsmith Foundation Education Center Reections on a Nation: American Writings Educational Programs; the Stavros Niarchos and in classrooms around the city, oered from the Gilder Lehrman Collection Foundation Fund for Education and Technology; students rare opportunities to incorporate Edgar Allan Poe: Terror of the Soul and the Herbert and Ann Lucas Fund. primary resources from the Morgan’s Leonardo da Vinci: Treasures from the collection into their study of local and Biblioteca Reale, Turin world history, art, social studies, and The Little Prince: A New York Story scientic disciplines. The Morgan hosted seven professional • Colors of the World: Illuminated development workshops for principals Manuscripts in the Age of Exploration and teachers during the school year. • Writing Matters: Writing Tools in Ancient World Communities • O the Wall Math: Geometry and Architecture at the Morgan The programs of the Morgan Library & Museum • Door to Door: Building the Morgan for are made possible in part with public funds from a Changing Community the New York City Department of Cultural • Reading a Building: Mr. Morgan and A airs in partnership with the City Council, and His Library by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the • Mythical Creatures: Myths and Symbols New York State Legislature. All Around • The Morgan’s Bookworms: Early Childhood at the Morgan
& Sherman Fairchild Carmen C. Bambach on Leonardo historians, and curators, and also resulted da Vinci, a symposium on oil sketches, in a short documentary lm. One graduate Reading Room a series of study days, as well as a intern, two post-graduate fellows, and Graduate Seminar on Rembrandt led an advanced conservation graduate The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room by David Freedberg. student were hosted. An ongoing survey had more than , reader visits in scal of medieval and Renaissance bindings year . Researchers consulted materials Research and Cataloging continued, and an ambitious program from every curatorial department. to digitize the drawings collection Thousands more made queries by email was implemented. and telephone. Researchers included an marked the second year of the Leon international range of scholars, students, Levy Foundation’s multi-year grant to the artists, writers, lmmakers, calligraphers, Morgan to enhance access to collections Fellowships/Internships and musicians. Projects included the in the Department of Literary and history of the Booker Prize, Episcopal Historical Manuscripts. Project sta Joseph F. McCrindle Internships in missionaries and Sioux culture, marginalia created and upgraded more than , Drawings and Prints in the works of Chaucer, embroidered records for letters, journals, manuscripts, Made possible by a generous grant from the bindings, Gustav Mahler’s sketches for his and other related items in the online Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation Third Symphony, and the decoration of collection catalog. Highlights included incunabula printed by the nuns at a correspondence of Thomas Jeerson and Moore Curatorial Fellowship in Florentine convent. The Reading Room Andrew Jackson, an ornate papal bull Drawings and Prints also hosted several class visits of both from , and several collections related Made possible by a generous grant from graduate and undergraduate students on to British royalty. The Indian Point Foundation topics ranging from history to architecture and visual art. Conservation Rudin CUNY Undergraduate Internships Made possible by a generous grant from the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Drawing Institute The Thaw Conservation Center continued to assist in a busy schedule of Sherman Fairchild Post-Graduate rotating exhibitions throughout the year. In its third year, the Drawing Institute, Fellowship in Conservation The dierent physical characteristics of endowed by Life Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, Made possible by a generous grant from the collection items on display demanded continued to support research in the eld the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. of drawings through fellowships, lectures, innovative solutions to installation challenges that not only protected the symposia, study days, seminars, and The Pine Tree Foundation Post-Graduate artworks while on view, but also presented colloquia. The third class of fellows Fellowship in Book Conservation them in visually attractive and fully comprised ve scholars working on a Made possible by a generous grant from the informative ways. The exhibition schedule wide range of topics: Portraits on Paper in Pine Tree Foundation Rome (ca. –ca. ): History, Technique, also resulted in a number of rewarding Function, and Style; Posing in the Nude: Early research pursuits, especially in the area Themis Brown Internship in the Sherman Academic Drawing in Amsterdam, s– s; of medieval manuscript production. The Fairchild Reading Room Between Practice and Precedent: French Center’s commitment to education was Made possible by a generous grant from the Drawing in Rome; Drawing and Francesco underscored by a number of oerings Themis Anastasia Brown Fund di Giorgio’s Program for the Renaissance pertaining to the material characteristics Architect; and Drawing, Writing, Speaking: of paper, parchment and the marks made Jean Dubuet’s “lerdlacanpane” ( ) and on them. A scholar’s roundtable, Between the Emergence of “Écrits Bruts.” In - , the Covers: A Multidisciplinary Examination the Drawing Institute organized lectures of a Sketchbook by Jean-Joseph Chamant, by Oliver Everett on the collection of the attracted over attendees, including Royal Library at Windsor Castle and by conservators, art historians, theater
Gifts to the Collection
Gifts valued at , or more April , –March ,
Drawings and Prints Gift of James and Katherine Goodman Albert Bierstadt ( – ), Buttery,
Gift of Margot Gordon Attributed to Francesco Salviati ( – ), Grotesque Head
Partial and promised gift of The Kasper Collection Abraham Bloemaert ( – ), The Adoration of the Kings; Peter Candid [Pieter de Witte], (ca. – ), The Battle of Otto von Wittelsbach and Henry the Lion (Henry Duke of Saxony and Bavaria); Edgar Degas ( –), Study for a Dancer Adjusting Her Bodice; Giovanni Battista Naldini ( – ), The Israelites Fleeing Egypt, ca. –; Perino del Vaga ( – ), Seated Figure of St. John the Evangelist in a Spandrel, s or s; Girolamo Siciolante da Sermoneta ( – ), Standing Woman, ca. – ; and Jacopo Zucchi (ca. – ), Design for a Medal Celebrating the Order of St. Stephen Giovanni Battista Naldini ( – ), The Israelites Fleeing Egypt, ca. –, gift of The Kasper Collection, The Morgan Library & Museum. Gift of Dorothy and Robert Lewis Aegidius Sadeler (ca. – ), four engravings: Rock with Trees in Center, Gondolas on a Canal, A Forest Gift of James and Katherine Goodman Bequest of Maurice Sendak Maurice Sendak with a Wooden Bridge on the Right, and A Forest Fernando Botero (b. ), Girl, ; and Roy ( – ), collection of nearly with a Wooden Bridge Lichtenstein ( –), Ceramic Sculpture, preparatory sketches, maquettes, notebooks, and drawings for sets and costumes for Where Thaw Collection, joint gift to The Metropolitan Partial and promised gift of The Kasper the Wild Things Are (), The Magic Flute Museum of Art and The Morgan Library & Collection Jean Dubuet (– ), (), The Cunning Little Vixen (), The Love Museum Claude Gellée, called Claude Clairvoyant Beard (Barbe de Voyance), for Three Oranges ( ), and The Nutcracker ( ) Lorrain ( / – ), Landscape with Erminia, ca. Gift of the artist Martin Kline (b. ), ve drawings: Three Graces (El Greco), ; Liquid Gift of James Peery Williams Thompson Grid IV, ; Shakespeare’s Storm, ; Once Printed Books Eugène Fromentin ( –), Self-Portrait Upon a Cloud (St. Martin # ), ; and Pointillist Scholar’s Rock, and Bindings Gift of Dr. William F. Hueg and Hella Mears Partial and promised gift of Jane Rosen Hueg The Saint John’s Bible, Apostles Edition, Modern and Joan Mitchell ( – ), Untitled, Collegeville, Minnesota: Hill Museum & Contemporary Drawings Partial and promised gift of Michael and Manuscript Library, , vol. (Gospels and Acts) and vol. (Letters and Revelation) Gift of Whitney B. Armstrong Lucas Samaras Juliet Rubenstein Philip Guston ( –), Doyer II, (b. ), Medium Word Drawing # , Gift of Linda Karshan Linda Karshan, Gift of Lucas Samaras and Arne Glimcher Movements of the Mind / Moti dell’Animo, Prato, Gift of Dr. Lawrence and Regina Dubin Italy: Edizioni Canopo, ; and Anca Vasiliu, André Masson (–), Study for lithograph Lucas Samaras (b. ), forty-eight pastels, – Time Being / Le Temps, Lui, Paris: Editions “La furieuse animation des Halles” in Une étoile Signum, de craie by Patrick Waldberg, Gift of Peter and Sarah Saul Peter Saul (b. ), Gift of Marianne Elrick-Manley and Amy Untitled, Wolf Amy Cutler (b. ), Four Little Pigs,
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