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T h e M e T r o p o l i T a n M u s e u M o f a r T annual report for the Year 2009–2010 The Metropolitan Museum of art One Hundred Fortieth Annual Report of the Trustees for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010 presented to the Board of Trustees of The Metropolitan Museum of art november 9, 2010 The Board of Trustees November 1, 2010 Chairman Ex Officio Trustees W. L. lyons Brown, Jr. henry B. schacht Ex Officio Thomas p. Campbell James r. houghton Michael r. Diane W. Burke arthur ochs sulzberger James r. houghton emily K. rafferty Bloomberg Karen B. Cohen Jayne Wrightsman Thomas p. Campbell Vice Chairman Mayor of New York Yannis Costopoulos emily K. rafferty By invitation Ex Officio annette de la renta City lewis B. Cullman lucinda Ballard Gail hilson Mary Jaharis Thomas p. Campbell INVESTMENT Judith Carson Mayoral Designee anna-Maria Kellen emily K. rafferty s. parker Gilbert, Gail hilson Elective Trustees Christine C. Quinn rahmi M. Koç Chairman Julia Koch Term Ending Speaker of the City Kenneth Jay lane ACQUISITIONS russell l. Carson, aerin lauder Council September 2011 samuel h. annette de la renta Vice Chairman patricia rubin Jeff soref lindenbaum linda sanger renée e. Belfer Speaker Designee Chairman Mark fisch Daniel Brodsky John a. Moran renée e. Belfer frank e. richardson adrian Benepe roy r. neuberger AUDIT russell l. Carson Commissioner of leon D. Black oscar Tang Mark fisch Parks and Recreation sandra priest rose Daniel Brodsky lulu C. Wang shelby White sheikh nasser sabah Chairman James r. houghton Kate D. levin Mark fisch Barrie a. Wigmore al-ahmed al-sabah philip h. isles Commissioner of Joyce frank Menschel Mark fisch Mrs. herman D. Ex Officio philip h. isles Bruce C. ratner Cultural Affairs Cynthia hazen polsky shickman Denis p. Kelleher ann G. Tenenbaum John C. liu frank e. richardson James r. houghton Comptroller of eugene V. Thaw James J. ross Thomas p. Campbell Jeffrey M. peek New York City David Tobey andrew M. saul emily K. rafferty Barrie a. Wigmore Term Ending steve salzinger Charlotte C. Weber oscar Tang September 2012 Comptroller Designee anna Wintour ann G. Tenenbaum By invitation Ex Officio Jeffrey W. Greenberg Thomas p. Campbell erving Wolf lulu C. Wang John Beck James r. houghton Bonnie B. Director, The Metropolitan Museum shelby White peter sacerdote himmelman By invitation of Art Committees of the susana Torruella leval emily K. rafferty Advisory LEGAL richard Meyerowich James J. ross President, The Board of Trustees Mrs. Jackson Burke frank e. richardson, EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Bonnie J. sacerdote Metropolitan Museum NOMINATING Michel David-Weill Chairman James e. shipp of Art s. parker Gilbert s. parker Gilbert Candace K. Beinecke James e. shipp lulu C. Wang Chairman Mrs. henry J. heinz II Mark fisch Chairman Barrie a. Wigmore Trustees Emeriti richard l. Chilton, Jr. sir Joseph e. hotung Conrad K. harper Jeffrey W. Greenberg placido arango Vice Chairman Mrs. herbert irving susana Torruella leval Term Ending Mrs. Jackson Burke Daniel Brodsky David T. schiff Advisory andrew M. saul September 2013 Walter Burke annette de la renta arthur ochs sulzberger robert M. pennoyer Barrie a. Wigmore iris Cantor Malcolm h. Wiener paula Cussi frank e. richardson Charlotte C. Weber richard V. Clarke Advisory Conrad K. harper lulu C. Wang Jayne Wrightsman Michel David-Weill Ex Officio henry B. schacht David h. Koch peter h. B. Ex Officio Ex Officio James r. houghton Bijan Mossavar- frelinghuysen Ex Officio James r. houghton James r. houghton rahmani s. parker Gilbert EDUCATION James r. houghton Thomas p. Campbell Thomas p. Campbell Cynthia hazen polsky Mrs. henry J. heinz II Bonnie J. sacerdote Thomas p. Campbell emily K. rafferty emily K. rafferty annette de la renta sir Joseph e. hotung Chairman emily K. rafferty frank e. richardson Mrs. herbert irving EXECUTIVE Gayle perkins atkins oscar Tang henry a. Kissinger James r. houghton FINANCE Wellington Z. Chen EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Barnabas Mchenry Chairman henry B. schacht, Bonnie B. susana Torruella leval Term Ending Mary r. Morgan Daniel Brodsky Chairman himmelman Chairman September 2014 George B. Munroe russell l. Carson Daniel Brodsky Denis p. Kelleher James J. ross Vice Chairman Gayle perkins atkins eliot C. nolen richard l. Chilton, Jr. susana Torruella leval Vice Chairman russell l. Carson richard l. Chilton, Jr. robert M. pennoyer susana Torruella leval Joyce frank Menschel Gayle perkins atkins richard l. Chilton, Jr. Denis p. Kelleher Mrs. Milton petrie Cynthia hazen polsky Daniel Brodsky e. John rosenwald, Jr. annette de la renta Mark fisch Advisory Wellington Z. Chen William C. rudin Jeffrey W. Greenberg alejandro santo henry B. schacht frank e. richardson Diane W. Burke Jeffrey W. Greenberg philip h. isles Denis p. Kelleher Domingo David T. schiff Bonnie J. sacerdote Mrs. Jackson Burke Bijan Mossavar- Joyce frank Menschel andrew M. saul Muriel silberstein- James e. shipp lewis B. Cullman storfer oscar Tang rahmani Mary Jaharis Cynthia hazen polsky Carl spielvogel lulu C. Wang Jeffrey M. peek eliot C. nolen Bruce C. ratner Term Ending arthur ochs sulzberger shelby White frank e. richardson sandra priest rose alejandro santo September 2015 allan Weissglass andrew M. saul Muriel silberstein- Domingo Candace K. Beinecke Malcolm h. Wiener Advisory James e. shipp storfer leon D. Black Jayne Wrightsman Walter Burke shelby White Carl spielvogel Advisory Wellington Z. Chen s. parker Gilbert Charlotte C. Weber Max n. Berry hamilton e. James Honorary Trustees Mrs. henry J. heinz II Advisory allan Weissglass samuel h. Joyce frank Menschel Mrs. russell B. aitken eliot C. nolen s. parker Gilbert lindenbaum Jeffrey M. peek Max n. Berry robert M. pennoyer Mrs. herbert irving Ex Officio Carl spielvogel shelby White Jean Bonna e. John rosenwald, Jr. e. John rosenwald, Jr. James r. houghton allan Weissglass Ex Officio MEMBERSHIP Advisory FUND FOR THE MET russell l. Carson harold holzer James r. houghton Cynthia hazen polsky s. parker Gilbert James r. houghton David h. Koch Senior Vice President Thomas p. Campbell Chairman e. John rosenwald, Jr. Honorary Chairman Cynthia hazen polsky for External Affairs emily K. rafferty Gayle perkins atkins henry B. schacht annette de la renta ann G. Tenenbaum olena paslawsky renée e. Belfer National Chairman shelby White Senior Vice President, By invitation e. John rosenwald, Jr. Chief Financial Wellington Z. Chen Officer, and Treasurer paula Cussi Executive Chairman Advisory robert C. Clauser BUILDINGS nina Mcn. Joyce frank Menschel lulu C. Wang henry B. schacht sally Minard Diefenbach Bonnie J. sacerdote Bruce C. ratner Vice Chairman steve salzinger Chairman Ex Officio Vice President for Jeff soref alejandro santo richard l. Chilton, Jr. Daniel Brodsky James r. houghton Development and Domingo Mark fisch Membership Vice Chairman Joyce frank Menschel Thomas p. Campbell MERCHANDISING David h. Koch Tom a. Javits Advisory frank e. richardson emily K. rafferty William C. rudin Vice President for oscar Tang shelby White Construction and Chairman eliot C. nolen alejandro santo By invitation Carl spielvogel Barrie a. Wigmore Facilities renée e. Belfer Domingo peter lehrer Brad Kauffman Jeffrey W. Greenberg shelby White Advisory Ex Officio Vice President and Joyce frank Menschel Max n. Berry Staff Officers General Manager of Jeffrey M. peek James r. houghton Advisory Diane W. Burke Thomas p. Campbell Merchandise and Thomas p. Campbell andrew M. saul Mrs. herbert irving Mrs. herbert irving Director Retail emily K. rafferty henry B. schacht samuel h. emily K. rafferty Debra McDowell Advisory lindenbaum President Vice President for By invitation Carrie rebora Barratt Human Resources henry B. schacht Ex Officio eliot C. nolen Carl spielvogel Dina Chartouni Associate Director elyse Topalian James r. houghton Ex Officio for Collections and Vice President for Ex Officio Thomas p. Campbell Thomas p. Campbell Administration Communications emily K. rafferty emily K. rafferty Jennifer russell suzanne Brenner James r. houghton COMPENSATION Associate Director for Chief Investment Thomas p. Campbell James r. houghton Exhibitions Officer By invitation Ad Hoc Committee emily K. rafferty Chairman sharon h. Cott Grace Brady Conrad K. harper peter lehrer PLAZA DESIGN Senior Vice President, Assistant Secretary By invitation annette de la renta robert sanna Daniel Brodsky Secretary, and General and General ann ames frank e. richardson Terence Whalen Chairman Counsel Manager A Grateful Acknowledgment To the City: for more than a century the City of new York and the Trustees of The Metropolitan Museum of art have been partners in bringing the Museum’s services to the public. The complex of buildings in Central park is the property of the City, and the City provides for the Museum’s heat, light, and power. The City also pays for approximately one- third the costs of maintenance and security for the facility and its collections. The collections themselves are held in trust by the Trustees. The Trustees, in turn, are responsible for meeting all expenses connected with conservation, education, special exhibitions, acquisitions, scholarly publications, and related activities, including security costs not covered by the City. To the State: The state of new York again provided valuable support through the new York state Council on the arts. To the Federal Government: Continued funding from the institute of Museum and library services and the national endowment for the arts. aid from these sources, combined with the generosity of many of our visitors and
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    T H E M E T ROPOLI T A N MUSEU M O F A R T Annual Report for the Year 2006–2007 The Metropolitan Museum of Art One Hundred Thirty-seventh Annual Report of the Trustees for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2006, through June 30, 2007 Presented to the Corporation of The Metropolitan Museum of Art November 13, 2007 The Board of Trustees November 1, 2007 Chairman Emily K. Rafferty Henry B. Schacht Ex Officio Ex Officio Daniel Brodsky James R. Houghton President, The Oscar Tang James R. Houghton James R. Houghton Vice Chairman Metropolitan Museum Lulu C. Wang Philippe de Montebello Philippe de Montebello Mrs. Herbert Irving Vice Chairmen of Art Shelby White Emily K. Rafferty Emily K. Rafferty William C. Rudin S. Parker Gilbert Henry B. Schacht Annette de la Renta Trustees Emeriti Advisory By invitation By invitation Shelby White Leonore Annenberg Henry B. Schacht Walter Burke John Beck Sally Minard Ex Officio Placido Arango Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II Peter Sacerdote Elective Trustees Mrs. Jackson Burke external affairs James R. Houghton George B. Munroe legal Term Ending Walter Burke Robert M. Pennoyer Allan Weissglass Philippe de Montebello September 2008 Richard V. Clarke E. John Rosenwald, Jr. Robert D. Joffe Chairman Emily K. Rafferty Paula Cussi Daniel P. Davison Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Chairman James J. Ross By invitation Conrad K. Harper Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen Jayne Wrightsman Conrad K. Harper Vice Chairman Mrs. Henry J. Heinz II George B. Munroe Daniel Brodsky Peter Lehrer Eliot C. Nolen Robert Sanna Cynthia Hazen Polsky Sir Joseph E.