Report to Donors 2015

report to donors 1 Mission Table of Contents

he mission of the Morgan Library & Museum is to In Memoriam 2 preserve, build, study, present, and interpret a collection Board of Trustees 3 of extraordinary quality in order to stimulate enjoyment, Letter from the Acting Director 4 exciteT the imagination, advance learning, and nurture creativity. Letter from the President 5 A global institution focused on the European and American traditions, the Morgan houses one of the world’s foremost Exhibitions 6 collections of manuscripts, rare books, music, drawings, and Public, Educational, and Scholarly Programs 9 ancient and other works of art. These holdings, which represent the legacy of Pierpont Morgan and numerous later benefactors, Gifts to the Collection 12 comprise a unique and dynamic record of civilization as well as an incomparable repository of ideas and of the creative process. Statement of Financial Position 14 Donors 15 Planned Giving 23

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2 the morgan library & museum In Memoriam Board of Trustees

S. Parker Gilbert, 1933–2015 Lawrence R. Ricciardi Karen H. Bechtel ex officio President Rodney B. Berens Martha McGarry Miller The Morgan Library & Museum published the following notice in the The New Susanna Borghese William James Wyer York Times on May 28, 2015, in tribute to President Emeritus S. Parker Gilbert. Richard L. Menschel T. Kimball Brooker Vice President Karen B. Cohen life trustees The Trustees, Fellows, and staff of the Morgan Library & Museum are Flobelle Burden Davis William R. Acquavella Walter Burke deeply saddened by the death of S. Parker Gilbert, President Emeritus of Clement C. Moore II Geoffrey K. Elliott Haliburton Fales, 2d the Board of Trustees. He served as President from 1988 to 2011, a period Vice President Brian J. Higgins Jerker M. Johansson S. Parker Gilbert, of institutional growth and transformation. Parker’s formidable intellect President Emeritus† and character were matched and complemented by his profoundly generous George L. K. Frelinghuysen John A. Morgan Treasurer Patricia Morton Drue Heinz spirit. His passion for the Morgan, and the cultural tradition and values it James R. Houghton represents, came from the heart. In 2011, Parker received the Morgan Medal, Diane A. Nixon Thomas J. Reid Gary W. Parr Lawrence Hughes reserved for those few, in each generation, who embody the founders’ Secretary Peter Pennoyer Herbert Kasper legacy of philanthropy and leadership. We extend our deepest sympathy Herbert L. Lucas S. Parker Gilbert Cynthia Hazen Polsky to his family and all those who mourn the loss of this great man. Katharine J. Rayner Charles F. Morgan Annette de la Renta Robert M. Pennoyer Hamilton Robinson, Jr. Elaine L. Rosenberg Eugene V. Thaw James A. Runde † James Baker Sitrick Ladislaus von Hoffmann Beatrice Stern Baroness Mariuccia Jeffrey C. Walker Zerilli-Marimò

The Parker Gilbert Memorial Fund for exhibitions was established † S. Parker Gilbert served as with a generous gift from Morgan Stanley. President Emeritus until his death in May 2015.

† Ladislaus von Hoffmann served as a Life Trustee until his death in July 2014.

As of March 31, 2015

2 the morgan library & museum report to donors 3 Letter from the Acting Director Letter from the President

t is a privilege to have served as Acting Director from July 2014 until Colin Bailey’s arrival e are delighted that Colin B. Bailey accepted our invitation to become the Morgan’s in August 2015. The period of transition was marked by wide-ranging accomplishments that sixth director. The search committee, chaired by Peter Pennoyer, interviewed many advanced our mission and public service. fine candidates, yet Colin’s scholarship, museum experience, and knowledge of I The Morgan’s collections are the basis for all that we do, and we actively developed our bothW the New York and international cultural communities were enormously compelling. We holdings over the last fiscal year. Notably, acquisitions showed a striking balance between believe Colin is the right person to lead the institution during its next stage of growth and purchases and gifts, thanks to the many collectors who support the Morgan through donations outreach. I am grateful to the hard-working Trustees who served on the committee and saw of works. the process through to its successful conclusion. Our exhibition installations this year offered more multimedia interpretation than ever We all felt great sadness at the death this past spring of President Emeritus S. Parker before, deepening visitors’ engagement with the works on view. Additionally, the exhibition Gilbert. His leadership brought the institution into a new era, while always giving respectful program benefited from interinstitutional partnerships that helped both extend its range and attention to its distinctive history and culture. His accomplishments, generosity, and legacy will provide our public with access to significant works that are very rarely allowed to travel on loan. not be forgotten. We partnered with the Bodleian Library, the Courtauld Institute, the Menil Collection, and the Strategic investment management, led by Rodney B. Berens, with the aim of identifying Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. opportunities while protecting for downside risk, brought the endowment to a record level of Lawrence R. Ricciardi There were other partnerships as well. Concert series were presented with the George $212 million at the close of the fiscal year. Gifts, grants, and pledges to the Fund for the Morgan, Peggy Fogelman London Foundation for Singers, Boston Early Music Festival, Orchestra of St. Luke’s, Young whose primary purpose is to add to unrestricted endowment, now total in excess of $52 million. Concert Artists, and others. Among cosponsors for lectures and readings were the Academy of A larger endowment is essential to the long-term viability of the Morgan. We are very grateful American Poets, The New Yorker Festival, the Cullman Center at the New York Public Library, to those who have responded so generously to our appeal for capital gifts this fiscal year. The and Sir John Soane’s Museum Foundation. These collaborations strengthened ties to colleagues Thaw Charitable Trust made a pledge to create the Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Curatorial here and abroad, and helped attract new audiences to the Morgan. Endowment Fund. The Ervika Foundation established the Vasari Fund for Exhibitions. Gary W. We took steps to make the museum more welcoming, installing clearer way-finding signage, Parr created the Gary W. Parr Endowment Fund. New pledges and gifts to the Fund for the additional seating for visitors, and a more logically placed Admissions Desk. Other new amenities Morgan were received from Rodney B. Berens, the Johansson Family Foundation, Cosima include free Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the campus. Our redesigned website is more visually Pavoncelli, Lawrence Hughes, and Hamilton Robinson, Jr. pleasing and easily navigated—and is fully responsive on mobile devices. The estate of Brooke Astor continued to make distributions that were allocated toward Our virtual audiences are also important to the Morgan, and we made great strides in operations over the next three years. Karen B. Cohen provided a generous donation for the reaching out to them. We expanded the Morgan’s social media presence, and initiated a exhibition The Untamed Landscape. Foundations awarded substantial grants for a variety of systematic program of posting video content to YouTube. More than ten thousand new images operating needs. Contributions of $100,000 or more included those from the Altman Foundation from across the collections—including our drawings and Rembrandt prints—were uploaded (for capacity building in evaluating programs for adults and students); the Charles Engelhard to the Morgan website this fiscal year to deepen access for online visitors and scholars. Foundation (for the Annual Fund); the Gilder Foundation (for the exhibition Lincoln Speaks); the There were exciting developments in the Education program. We were awarded substantial Indian Point Foundation (for the Moore Curatorial Fellowship in the department of Drawings grants, enabling us to assess and expand service to K–12 students—our youngest visitors—as and Prints); the Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation (for the fiscal 2016 exhibition well as connect our collections to required New York City school curricula. An individual Wagner’s Ring); the Samuel H. Kress Foundation (for pre-doctoral fellowships in the Drawing supported the Morgan’s partnership with a literacy initiative for Newark public schools that Institute and an interpretive fellowship); and the Leon Levy Foundation (to catalog the brought hundreds of students to the Morgan for the first time. New funding will also allow collection of literary and historical manuscripts). us to develop a strategic plan for Education over the next two years. Membership revenue increased over last year, with growth in both the Director’s On a sad note, the entire extended Morgan family mourned the loss of S. Parker Gilbert. Roundtable and Young Fellows. A more vigorous Young Fellows program led to better attended We will all miss him greatly. events—at the same time serving to introduce a new generation to the Morgan. The Annual This report is not only a record of the Morgan’s activity over the past twelve months but Fund generated some $560,000 in operating revenue, a significant increase over the prior year. also a testament to the extraordinary generosity of individuals, foundations, and corporations, For almost all organizations today, people are its fundamental resource. Our staff’s for which we are enormously grateful. expertise, creativity, and initiative brought outstanding achievements this year. Thanks to them, and especially Acting Director Peggy Fogelman, this has been a year of real accomplishment. Peggy Fogelman We continue to rely on the generous support of our donors. You can be confident that the Acting Director Morgan is in excellent hands and will continue to expand activities and inspire an ever-larger audience for all that it uniquely offers.

Lawrence R. Ricciardi President

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Gatsby to Garp Miracles in Miniature From Here to Here Cy Twombly Piranesi and the Temples of Paestum Modern Masterpieces from the The Art of the Master of Richard McGuire Makes a Book Treatise on the Veil Drawings from Sir John Soane’s Museum Carter Burden Collection Claude de France September 25–November 9, 2014 September 26, 2014–January 25, 2015 January 23–May 17, 2015 May 20–September 7, 2014 May 30–September 14, 2014 In 1989, a black-and-white comic by This exhibition showcased Cy Twombly’s In 1777, the great Italian draftsman, etcher, This exhibition brought together nearly Two dozen works by the Master of Richard McGuire, modestly titled “Here,” monumental painting Treatise on the Veil and antiquarian Giovanni Battista Piranesi one hundred outstanding works from the Claude de France, one of the last great appeared in Raw magazine. To mark the (Second Version), executed in Rome in 1970, visited the archaeological site of Paestum, Carter Burden collection, including first French illuminators, were featured in fall 2014 publication of Here as an all-new, and twelve related drawings, all from south of Naples. There, he produced a editions, manuscripts, letters, and revised this exhibition. These works were full-color graphic novel and e-book, this the Menil Collection in Houston. The series of monumental drawings of temples galley proofs. Authors featured in this complemented by works from private exhibition explored the (re)invention of drawings, which combine pencil, crayon, in preparation for a set of etchings, unparalleled exhibition were some of the collectors and the Free Library a contemporary classic. collage, tape, measurements, and other Différents vues de Pesto. Preserved at Sir John twentieth century’s most celebrated. of Philadelphia. This exhibition was a collaboration between the inscriptions, offered a fascinating window Soane’s Museum in London, the works This exhibition was made possible by lead Morgan Library & Museum and the Dorothy into the artist’s creative process. have recently been restored and this exhi­ This exhibition was made possible by Frances funding from Karen H. Bechtel. and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and This exhibition was organized by the Menil bition marked their United States debut. Beatty and Allen Adler, Caroline Sharfman Writers at The New York Public Library. It was Collection, Houston, with the Morgan Library Bacon, and an anonymous donor, with assistance Organized by Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, A Dialogue with Nature made possible through the support of the J. W. & Museum, New York. It was a program of from the Visiting Committee to the Department with the Morgan Library & Museum, New York. Kieckhefer Foundation. the Drawing Institute at the Morgan Library & Romantic Landscapes from of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. This exhibition was made possible through Museum, with additional generous support Britain and Germany The accompanying publication was underwritten the generosity of The Gilbert & Ildiko Butler provided by an anonymous gift; the Gagosian Family Foundation. May 30–September 7, 2014 by the Andrew W. Mellon Research and President Lincoln by Alexander Gardner. Washington, Gallery; the Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund; Publications Fund. D.C., November 8, 1863.The Gilder Lehrman At the close of the eighteenth century, and Nancy Schwartz. At the Menil Collection, Institute of American History, GLC00245. Lincoln Speaks British and German artists were pio­ Marks of Genius this exhibition was realized through the generous Words That Transformed a Nation The Untamed Landscape support of Janie C. Lee and David B. Warren; neering a new type of landscape in favor Treasures from the Bodleian Library January 23–June 7, 2015 of a revitalized representation of the Théodore Rousseau and the the Taub Foundation in memory of Ben Taub, Handmade June 6–September 28, 2014 Henry J. N. Taub, and Carol J. Taub; Ann and To coincide with the 150th anniversary natural world. This exhibition traced the Path to Barbizon Artists’ Holiday Cards from the This exhibition celebrated more than Mathew Wolf; Nina and Michael Zilkha; and of the end of the Civil War and Abraham unfolding of this new Romantic sensibility September 26, 2014–January 18, 2015 the City of Houston. Archives of American Art two thousand years of the creative genius Lincoln’s assassination, this exhibition with a series of drawings, watercolors, Théodore Rousseau (1812–67) ranks as November 21, 2014–January 5, 2015 of authors, composers, artists, scientists, focused on Lincoln’s mastery of language and oil sketches from the renowned one of the preeminent masters of the The Crusader Bible and philosophers preserved in the Drawn from the Smithsonian’s Archives as a writer and public speaker, exploring collections of the Morgan and London’s Barbizon School, a group of nineteenth- A Gothic Masterpiece Bodleian Library at the University of of American Art, the world’s preeminent how his words changed the course of Courtauld Gallery. century French artists whose preferred October 17, 2014–January 5, 2015 Oxford’s rich holdings. repository dedicated to collecting and history. Lincoln Speaks was organized in This exhibition was a program of the Drawing subject was the primeval wooded The spectacular Crusader Bible is one of preserving the papers and primary records partnership with the Gilder Lehrman Institute at the Morgan Library & Museum. Lead funding for this exhibition was provided landscape of the Forest of Fontainebleau. by Karen H. Bechtel, with additional generous the greatest illuminated manuscripts in of the visual arts in America, this lively Institute and drew heavily on its Additional support was provided by the Rita Comprising nearly seventy works from Markus Fund for Exhibitions and Lowell Libson Ltd. support from the Johansson Family Foundation the world, renowned as much for its array included nearly sixty seasonal cards renowned collection of American and the Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund. private and public collections, this unrivalled and boldly colored illustrations created by major modern and contemp­ historical documents. exhibition considered the artist’s wide- as it is for its fascinating history. Visitors orary artists for friends and family. Lead funding for this exhibition was provided by ranging achievements as a draftsman and had the opportunity to view over forty of This exhibition was made possible by a gift in Karen H. Bechtel and the Gilder Foundation, with his particular approach to the open-air its miniatures, the work of seven honor of Kook Dong Pae and Chan Eai Pae. additional generous support from Richard and oil sketch. anonymous artists who were artistic Ronay Menschel. This exhibition was made possible through the geniuses of their day. generosity of Karen B. Cohen, with additional This exhibition was made possible by the Janine support from the Estate of Alex Gordon and Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Fund for Exhibitions Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II. The catalogue and Publications, the Sherman Fairchild Fund for was underwritten by the Franklin Jasper Walls Exhibitions, James H. Marrow and Emily Rose, Lecture Fund. and the H. P. Kraus Fund. Richard McGuire, Digital sketch for a spread in Here, 2014. © Richard McGuire. The Morgan Library & Museum, Gift of Richard McGuire.

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Hebrew Illumination for Our Time Museum Services Lectures, Discussions, Théodore Rousseau’s Landscape and the Sense of Place The Art of Barbara Wolff Symposia, and Workshops February 6–May 3, 2015 • The Morgan welcomed 169,534 visitors Amy Kurlander, independent art historian to some 20 exhibitions. and guest curator This exhibition presented striking Art Talk: Contemporary Responses to the • The website, www.themorgan.org, illuminations—recent gifts to the Woodcut Revival On This Site received 4,093,081 visits. Morgan—created by contemporary Barry Moser, wood engraver Richard McGuire, author and comic artist • A total number of 11,842 visitors artist Barbara Wolff. Gaylord Schanilec, wood engraver Michael Benson, author attended concerts, lectures, films, and This exhibition was made possible through the Sheelagh Bevan, The Morgan Library Matt Knutzen, New York Public Library family programs. generosity of Daniel and Joanna S. Rose and the & Museum David Berg Foundation, with additional support • Docents gave over 660 tours of the The New Yorker Festival: Saul Steinberg from the Sherman Fairchild Fund for Exhibitions. Morgan campus and select exhibitions to Accumulated Wisdom: The Collector Barry Blitt, illustrator over 8,600 visitors. as Inventor Richard McGuire, author and comic artist Embracing Modernism • Over 90 works were lent to 29 exhibitions Melissa Renn, independent curator Ten Years of Drawings Acquisitions in 20 cities worldwide. The Pilot and the Little Prince: Joel Smith, The Morgan Library February 13–May 25, 2015 A Conversation with Peter Sís & Museum Ten years ago, the Morgan launched a new Peter Sís, illustrator, filmmaker Ian Frazier, moderator program of acquisitions of modern and Concerts and and author contemporary drawings. To mark the Performances Christine Nelson, The Morgan Library European Arms and Armor of the Crusades anniversary, this exhibition offered a reflec­ Installations in the Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol & Museum Pierre Terjanian, The Metropolitan tion on modern drawings, exploring the Gilder Lehrman Hall Lobby • The George London Foundation Museum of Art November 26, 2014–January 11, 2015 Symposium: Interactions: Drawings and characteristics that define its modernity for Singers Sky Studies Every holiday season, the Morgan displays Oil Sketches Gothic Tales: How the Goths Survived in relation to the historical tradition. • Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute Oil Sketches from the Thaw Collection Asher Miller, curator the Centuries Charles Dickens’s original manuscript of (with Miriam Fried) This exhibition was made possible by the April 15–December 28, 2014 A Christmas Carol in Pierpont Morgan’s Matthew Hargraves, curator Noël Adams, author Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund and the • The Santa Fe Opera: Fidelio with historic Library. Xavier Bray, curator Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions. The show’s fourteen works highlighted Harry Bicket Sarah Lees, curator Medieval Illuminations as a Model the innovative approaches employed by • St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble Seals and Tablets and Elzabeth Pergam, professor for Modernism Installation in Gilbert Court artists working in conditions that varied • Schola Antiqua of Chicago Migration-Era Art Sophie Scully, fellow Barbara Rose, independent scholar A Certain Slant of Light according to time of day, season, and • Boston Early Music Festival weather conditions. The series drew from Ongoing Spencer Finch at the Morgan • Michael Riesman live music performance Le Conversazioni: Films of My Life Hebrew Manuscripts, the Creation of the the collection of oil sketches acquired The North Room in the McKim features June 20, 2014–August 23, 2015 at film screening of Dracula Isabella Rossellini, actress and director, Rose Haggadah and Psalm 104 by Morgan Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, over two hundred of the earliest works in • JACK Quartet and Salman Rushdie, author Barbara Wolff, artist Known for his work exploring light, time, who is also an honorary trustee of the the Morgan’s collections including objects • Federico Agostini and Enrico Elisi Patrick McGrath, novelist, and Sharon Liberman Mintz, The Library of and perception, American artist Spencer Metropolitan Museum of Art, and his from the Ancient Near East, Egypt, • Julliard PianoScope Zadie Smith, novelist The Jewish Theological Seminary Finch (b. 1962) created a site-specific wife, Clare. Greece, and Rome, as well as artifacts • Caroling at the Morgan Antonio Monda, moderator installation of colored glass inspired by from the early medieval period. • The Rodney Mack Philadelphia Cooper Union—How New York Made Lincoln medieval Books of Hours. Installations in the President Through the Power of Words— McKim Building The Joseph Rosen Foundation continues to provide Big Brass Concert Artist Talk: Spencer Finch This exhibition was made possible in part by a generous underwriting support for the Department • Young Concert Artists Spencer Finch and Isabelle Dervaux, with a Little Help from the Press gift from Susanna and Livio Borghese, in honor Treasures from the Vault of Ancient Near Eastern Seals and Tablets. • Kim Kashkashian and Péter Nagy The Morgan Library & Museum Harold Holzer, historian of Parker Gilbert and in appreciation of his many Rotations at four-month intervals • Curtis on Tour: Aizuri Quarter and contributions to the Morgan Library & Museum, Poetry on View: Readings from the Carter To Hell with the Media: On Robert with additional generous support from Mickey Highlights from these installations Peter Wiley Burden Collection Rauschenberg’s XXXIV Drawings for Cartin, the Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for included autograph music manuscripts by • Helicon Ensemble Charles Simic, poet Dante’s Inferno (1958–60) Exhibitions, James Cohan Gallery, Christopher Rameau, Strauss, and Bach; Benjamin • West Side Irregulars Elaine Equi, poet Ed Krcˇma, University College Cork Scholz and Inés Elskop, Nancy Schwartz, and Franklin’s copy of the U.S. Constitution; above: Cy Twombly, Untitled, 27 May 1970, Crayon, J. D. McClatchy, poet Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago. the Hours of Cecilia Conzaga; the journal graphite pencil, colored pencil, ink, tape, and cut, torn, and folded paper on paper, The Menil of Le comte de Volney; The Star Spangled Collection, Houston; Gift of the artist, Photography Banner; and an etched portrait by Édouard by Paul Hester © Cy Twombly Foundation Manet for Les fleurs du mal.

8 the morgan library & museum report to donors 9 “His Conduct is Mischievous”: Piranesi School tours were offered in conjunction Sherman Fairchild Research and Cataloging Fellowships/Internships and Soane with the following exhibitions: Reading Room Mark Rakatansky, Columbia University The Little Prince: A New York Story The Leon Levy Foundation’s substantial Moore Curatorial Fellowship in Marks of Genius: Treasures from the grants to upgrade the documentation for Drawings and Prints Nietzsche’s Moustache. Or, The Imagination The Sherman Fairchild Reading Room Bodleian Library the collection items in the Literary and Made possible by a generous grant from of Mechanical Reproduction in Rosemarie had more than 1,200 reader visits in fiscal The Crusader Bible: A Gothic Masterpiece Historical Manuscripts Department have The Indian Point Foundation Trockel’s Drawings year 2015. Researchers viewed or studied Hebrew Illumination for Our Time: allowed us to create or update more than Brigid Doherty, Princeton University nearly 5,000 items from the collection The Art of Barbara Wolff 28,500 records since the project began Samuel H. Kress Predoctoral Fellowship across every curatorial department. Lincoln Speaks: Words That Transformed under the initial grant in 2007. In 2014, 650 in the Drawing Institute Thousands more made queries by email Film Highlights a Nation drawings records were created and more Made possible by a generous grant from and telephone. Research projects included Photography by Laura McGowan. The Morgan hosted ten professional than 9,000 records were revised to enable the Samuel H. Kress Foundation the set designs of Maurice Sendak for The • Opera on Screen Series development workshops for principals and digitization of the Morgan’s drawings Magic Flute, Aldus Manutius and his • The Thin Man (1934, W. S. Van Dyke) teachers during the school year and 212 collection and the presentation of Samuel H. Kress Interpretive Fellowship contributions to the world of the printed • The House of Mirth (2000, Terence Davies) collection into their New York State teachers and administrators participated. Drawings Online. Additionally, almost 500 Made possible by a generous grant from book, a study of animals in the medieval • Beatus: The Spanish Apocalypse (2008, curriculum-based studies. In addition, the New out-of-school-time program records describing Rembrandt etchings the Samuel H. Kress Foundation literatures of England and France, the Murray Grigor) Morgan partnered with My Very Own relationships were developed, including were enhanced in preparation for their artist Zao Wou-ki and his relationship • Piranesi, Yo-Yo Ma, and the Sound of the Library, based in Newark, New Jersey, to those with the Girl Scouts of Nassau inclusion online. The 2013 portion of Rudin CUNY Undergraduate Internships with art dealers in America, a biography Carceri (1998, François Girard) host 683 Newark Public School students. County, Museum Camp, Children’s Aid the Carter Burden Collection gift, which Made possible by a generous grant from of Anne Tracy Morgan, the photographer • Colors of the World: Illuminated Society, Prospect Theater Company, numbers more than 4,200 titles, was the May and Samuel Rudin Family Peter Hujar among his contemporaries, Manuscripts in the Age of Exploration Dominican Academy, Family Life Academy also cataloged. Foundation, Inc. Family Programs • Writing Matters: Writing Tools in Charter School 2, Care 4 Me, ELS Language and a study of the collection’s Coptic, Syriac, Greek, and Armenian bindings. Ancient World Communities Center, MS 180 X, Reading Blue Coat Sherman Fairchild Post-Graduate • Spring Family Fair • Off the Wall Math: Geometry and School (UK), and St. George’s School Conservation • Smithsonian Museum Day 2014 Fellowship in Conservation Architecture at the Morgan (Vancouver). These programs served 559 Drawing Institute Made possible by a generous grant from the • Look at the Music Play: Early Music In addition to the ongoing mission to • Reading a Building: Mr. Morgan and children from New York and abroad. Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. and Early Film His Library preserve and better understand our In its fourth year, the Drawing Institute, • Say It With Your Art: Holiday • Mythical Creatures: Myths and collections, the Thaw Conservation The Morgan’s education programs were endowed by Life Trustee Eugene V. Thaw, The Pine Tree Foundation Post-Graduate Card Making Symbols All Around Center kept pace with a busy schedule of generously supported by grants from the Brooke continued to support research in the field Fellowship in Book Conservation • Winter Family Day Astor Fund for New York City Education in the rotating exhibitions throughout the of drawings through fellowships, lectures, Made possible by a generous grant from • Dip, Scratch, and Paint: Ink Drawing The Morgan Book Project, developed in New York Community Trust; Great Circle year. New acquisitions also needed to be symposia, study days, seminars, and the Pine Tree Foundation of New York for Kids collaboration with the New York City Foundation, Inc.; the May and Samuel Rudin examined and prepared for storage; colloquia. The 2014–15 class of fellows • My Very Own Illuminated Manuscript, Department of Education, was offered Family Foundation, Inc.; MetLife Foundation; particularly challenging was a gift of the C. Jay Moorhead Foundation; the Milton and comprised scholars working on a wide Themis Brown Internship in the Part 1: Colors and Gold for the sixth year and served 362 fragile pastel drawings of Lucas Samaras. Sally Avery Arts Foundation; and by the following range of topics, including The Drawings of Sherman Fairchild Reading Room • Sunday Story Time in schoolchildren and 28 teachers from The Center hosted a “Master Studies” endowed funds: The Alice Tully Fund for Art and François Boucher; Parmigianino’s Made possible by a generous grant from the Mr. Morgan’s Library 14 schools. As part of the Project, workshop that gathered international Music; the William Randolph Hearst Fund for Intervention; and The Odyssey Depicted: Themis Anastasia Brown Memorial Fund the Morgan hosted a Summer Institute Educational Programs; the Stavros Niarchos experts to explore consolidation Drawings by Stradanus in the Context of the for Teachers and a Technical Support Foundation Fund for Education and Technology; treatment techniques for flaking and School Programs Painted Odyssey Cycles in Late Sixteenth- Meeting. The Morgan Book Project and the Herbert and Ann Lucas Fund. friable media on parchment supports. Century Florence. Drawing Institute culminated in April 2015 with an award Partial underwriting of the concert program was Two post-graduate fellows and an Exploring with the Morgan served 7,034 programming included lectures on the ceremony held in Gilder Lehrman Hall generously provided by Cynthia Hazen Polsky advanced conservation graduate student K-12 students in fiscal year 2015, the drawings of Théodore Rousseau, The programs of the Morgan Library & Museum majority from underserved communities and a one-day installation for all winners, and Leon B. Polsky and the Cynthia Hazen Polsky were hosted. An ongoing survey of and Leon B. Polsky Fund for Concerts and medieval illumination as a model for were made possible in part with public funds from followed by a two-week exhibition of medieval and Renaissance bindings was in Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Lectures. Additional support was provided by the modernism, and a series of three lectures the New York City Department of Cultural a selection of student books. completed, as was an ambitious program Brooklyn. Five core enrichment programs Witherspoon Fund of the New York Community devoted to modern drawings. A sympo­ Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and to digitize the drawings collection. by the New York State Council on the Arts with presented in the Horace W. Goldsmith Trust, The Theodore H. Barth Foundation, sium on Drawing and Invention, two Foundation Education Center offered and Miles Morgan. the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the scholarly study days, a series of three New York State Legislature. students rare opportunities to incorporate Weekend music was sponsored by master classes, as well as a graduate primary resources from the Morgan’s seminar led by Alastair Laing were held.

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

Gifts valued at $1,000 or more April 1, 2014–March 31, 2015

Partial and promised gift of Michael and Gift of Peter and Maxim J. Rohowsky and Gift of Adam Fuss Wallace Studio, Drawings and Prints Juliet Rubenstein Philip Guston (1913–1980), Deborah Sole Ad Reinhardt, illustrated Manchester, NH, Untitled (Mirror), ca. 1880s, Gift of Michael N. Altman in honor of Doyer II, 1958 postcard to Peter Rohowsky, dated December cabinet card Eugene V. Thaw. Thaw Collection, Jointly The drawing is a partial and promised gift to the 1954, featuring nine pictorial renderings of Gift of Robert Flynn Johnson in memory of Owned by the Metropolitan Museum of Morgan Library & Museum. The donor gave an the name Peter and two postcards to Meyers Charles Ryskamp Wilson Bentley, Snow Art and the Morgan Library & Museum undivided 5 percent interest in 2014 (in addition to Rohowsky, dated 1961 and 1962 Crystal, ca. 1900, gelatin silver chloride print Thomas Cole, (1801–1848), Wilderness the undivided 15 percent interest in 2013). Gift of Clare Eddy Thaw John Cheever, Landscape Study Gift of The Saul Steinberg Foundation twelve typed letters and one postcard to Clare Gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel Harry Callahan, twelve gelatin silver print Gift of Annette de la Renta, from the Saul Steinberg (1914–1999), eighteen drawings: Eddy Thaw, signed and dated Ossining and photographs: Chicago, ca. 1950, printed 1970s; collection of Charles Ryskamp, in honor of Three Liberties, 1949; Parade 7, 1950; Untitled Saratoga Springs, 1977–1978 and 1982 image TK Chicago, ca. 1953, printed 1970s; Eleanor and William M. Griswold (Drawing Table), 1950; (Techniques at a Party 1), Barbara, 1953, printed 1970s; Lake Michigan, 1953, Edward Lear (1812–1888), View of the Bay of 1953; Untitled (Dialogue), 1960; Untitled (Braque), printed 1970s; Eleanor and Barbara, 1954, printed Naples and View of the Harbor of Naples 1964; The Nose for 1969 Spoleto Festival poster, 1965; Untitled (Horseback Riders and Bicyclists), Medieval and Renaissance 1970s; Cutouts, 1956, printed 1970s; Cutouts, 1956, Gift of Sally and Howard Lepow 1968; Untitled (Wyoming), 1969; Untitled Manuscripts printed 1970s; Collage, Chicago, 1957, printed Giovanni Domenico Ferretti (1692–1768), (Certified Document), 1970; Bergamo (1939), 1970; 1970s; Aix-en-Provence, 1957, printed 1970s; Aix- The Trinity with the Virgin and Saints, ca. 1735 The West Side, 1973; Untitled (Table Still Life), Gift of Joanna S. Rose The Rose Haggadah, en-Provence, 1958, printed 1970s; Cuzco, 1975; (one composition on two separate sheets) 1978; Union Square, ca. 1979; Untitled (West Side written by Izzy Pludwinski and Karen Gorst and Cuzco, 1975 and East Side), 1981; The ‘Ecole de Paris’ Float, and designed, illustrated, and illuminated Gift of Jill Newhouse Théodore Rousseau 1983; Untitled (New York Traffic), 1994; (Rubber by Barbara Wolff, 2011–2013; and You Renew Gift of Richard and Ronay Menschel Aaron (1812–1867), Panoramic Landscape, ca. 1830 stamp inventories), n.d. the Face of the Earth: Psalm 104, designed, Siskind, five gelatin silver print photographs, illustrated, and illuminated by Barbara Wolff, Gloucester, 1944; Gloucester, 1944; Martha’s Gift of Andrea G. Stillman Walter Crane Gift of Isabel Stainow Wilcox in honor of 2006–2010 Vineyard, 1950; Chicago 20, 1952; and Chicago (1885–1915), Drawing of a Pomegranate Tree, 1872 her mother Diana Metcalf Stainow 61, 1952 Charles Burchfield (1893–1967), Evening— Gift of Dan Rosenberg and Lynn Rosenberg Georges Lepape (1887–1971), Costumes de théâtre, ballets & divertissements. Paris: Éditions Lucien Vogel, [1920]. Gift Gift of the White Family in memory of Early Winter, 1935 Mayfield Leaf on vellum from a choir book Gift of Alan Lloyd Paris Underwood & of Andrea G. Stillman, 2015, The Morgan Library & Museum, PML 196140. Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2015 Hilde Randolph Ludwig Johann Passini (1832– with a large historiated initial depicting St. Underwood Studio for Associated News 1903), Portrait of Kathe von Porada, Age 3, 1894 Francis Preaching to the Birds, Italy, Tuscany, Service, World Events, 1916–17, offset early fourteenth century lithographic prints, bound between wooden Printed Books and boards with handmade copper title plate Gift of Dr. Lawrence and Regina Dubin (b. 1933), Fork and Ice Cube, 1967; Cy Twombly Gift of Caroline F. Schimmel The Spanish Modern and Bindings Gift of Eugene Polk Aaron Siskind, six gelatin Frederick Kiesler (1890–1965), Paris Endless House, (1928–2011), Untitled (Val Gardena), 1964; Andy Forger, leaf on vellum depicting a Noble Couple silver print photographs: Chicago, 1948; Chicago Contemporary Drawings 1947; Alfonso Ossorio (1916–1990), Untitled, Warhol (1928–1987), Campbell’s Soup Can and Gift of Andrea G. Stillman Georges Lepape, and Their Son, Paris, ca. 1900 30, 1952; Martha’s Vineyard 108, 1954; Martha’s ca. 1954; Theodore Roszak (1907–1981), Study for Dollar Bills, 1962; and twenty sketchbooks by Costumes de Théâtre, Ballets & Divertissements. Vineyard 121B, 1954; Bill Lipkind 18, 1960; and Gift of an anonymous donor Katia a Sea Quarry, 1949; Saul Steinberg (1914–1999), Roy Lichtenstein Paris: Éditions Lucien Vogel, 1920 Gift of George L. Tutt in memory of Ann Chicago 2, 1970 Santibañez (b. 1964), Behind the Mirror, 2011 Don Quixote, 1964 Carlson Tutt Three Ottoman manuscripts: Gift of Lisa and John Miller Russell Crotty Gift of George L. Tutt in memory of Ann Qur’anic selections, religious charts, and Gift of William Anthony William Anthony Gift of Margaret Evans John Evans (1932–2012), (b. 1956), Small Atlas of Celestial Drawings, 2003, Carlson Tutt Robertus Caracciolus, Sermones illustrations of Mecca and Medina, in Arabic, (b. 1934), six drawings: Sleepy Ethel Scull and Collage sketchbook, December 22, 1974–March eight drawings in a bound book; M11 Galactic de adventu (Venice: Johannes de Colonia and 107 folios, eighteenth century; Qur’an, in Archives Affable Ethel Scull After Andy Warhol, 2004; Nude 20, 1975; Collage sketchbook, July–August 1995 Cluster in Scutum, 2003 Johannes Manthen, about 1474); and Pseudo- Arabic, 300 folios, dated 1866/7; and Qur’an, with Lagoon, 1996; Cool Dude, 2001; Paul Taylor Augustinus, De dignitate sacerdotum (Besançon: in Arabic, 304 folios, dated 1859/60 Gift of Anne Morgan August Jane Norton Stompers, 1999; The Battle of the Sea Gods, After Gift of Spencer Finch in honor of Mickey Gift of the Richard Pousette-Dart Estate Petrus Metlinger, 1488) Morgan (1868–1925), manuscript diary of a Mantegna, n.d.; The Baptism, 2013 Cartin Spencer Finch (b. 1962), Study for the Richard Pousette-Dart (1916–1992), Passacaglia, cruise to Italy, Greece, and Serbia, March– Morgan (A Certain Slant of Light), 2014 1941–42 April 1924 Gift of Mickey Cartin Spencer Finch (b. 1962), Photography three drawings: Darkness (Artist’s Studio, Gift of the Roy and Dorothy Lichtenstein Gift of the Estate of Theodore Roszak Literary and Historical Gift of Christine Burgin Gaston Tissandier, Gift of Charles F. Morgan Tiffany & Co., January, 2004), 2004; Index of Wind, 2000; Study Collection Christo (b. 1935), Store Front’s No. Theodore Roszak (1907–1981), ten drawings: La Photographie en Ballon, 1886, paper-bound 18 kt. gold combination cigar cutter, for Nabokov / Heisenberg (Abecedary), 2007 4,3,2/Project, 1965; Roy Lichtenstein (1923–1997), Florence as Cubist Sculpture, 1930; Florence Manuscripts volume with engraved illustrations and monogram seal, and letter opener, undated Donald Duck, 1958, and Mickey Mouse I, 1958; with Hat, 1932; Airport Construction , 1932; The Dannie and Hettie Heineman Collection. (ca. 1907–47, based on maker’s mark), made for Gift of Katherine Degn William Glackens Woodburytype frontispiece after an aerial Brice Marden (b. 1938), Untitled, 1966; Bruce Construction Studies Sheet, 1934; Studies for Gift of James A. Rose Galileo Galilei, Pierpont Morgan or J. P. Morgan, Jr., stamped (1870–1938), Sketchbook, ca. 1925–32 photograph by the author Nauman (b. 1941), 6 Inches of My Knee Extended Sculpture, 1947; Sculpture Study, 1947; Scavenger autograph letter, signed, Padua, September 12, Tiffany & Co./18 kt. gold/M. to 6 Feet, 1967; Claes Oldenburg (b. 1929), Study (Sculpture Study), 1947; Florence with Hat, 1952; 1607, to an unnamed person of rank of Fag End #1, 1966; Robert Rauschenberg Ariadne Sculpture Study (Spider Woman), 1957; (1925–2008), Untitled, 1973; James Rosenquist Citadel, 1974

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

March 31, 2015, with comparative totals for 2014

assets 2015 2014 e are immensely grateful to our donors, who make it possible to build, preserve, and interpret one of the world’s great collections. The following Cash and cash equivalents $9,083,758 $13,360,629 gifts, grants, pledges, pledge payments, and matching gifts of $500 or more Dividends and interest receivable 117,609 107,818 Wduring fiscal year 2015 (April 1, 2014 through March 31, 2015) supported general operations, Grants and contributions receivable 8,235,258 12,086,844 exhibitions, concerts and lectures, education and scholarship, special projects, acquisitions, Inventory 199,647 201,451 endowment, and the Campaign for the Morgan. Broker receivable 1,137,561 681,218 Prepaid expenses 373,639 454,885 Other assets 726,138 756,573 Property and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 106,343,450 112,717,073 $1 MILLION+ Thomas J. Reid and Christina Pae Anonymous, in memory of The Pennoyer Fund of the Mrs. Oscar de la Renta New York Community Trust Investments 215,930,550 195,114,204 Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Melvin R. Seiden Thaw Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Anonymous May and Samuel Rudin Family Financing costs, net of amortization 511,489 538,648 Anonymous Ricciardi Foundation, Inc. Collections and reference books – – Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rosen $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Runde $500,00–$999,999 The Buddy Taub Foundation, Acriel Foundation Christopher Scholz and total assets $342,659,099 $336,019,343 Estate of Mrs. Vincent Astor Dennis A. Roach and Jill Roach The American Trust for the Inés Elskop Leon Levy Foundation Directors British Library Scholz Family Charitable Trust Gary W. Parr Anne Hendricks Bass Foundation Nancy Schwartz Beatrice Stern $50,000–$99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Mr. and Mrs. James Baker Sitrick liabilities and net assets Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke David Berg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Tobey $250,000–$499,999 Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Alyce Williams Toonk liabilities Acquavella Family Foundation Tina Santi Flaherty B. H. Breslauer Foundation Inc. United Technologies Accounts payable and accrued expenses $2,104,427 $2,248,824 Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. William C. Bullitt Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Charitable at Broker payable 4,958,203 4,715,149 Ervika Foundation, Inc. Frelinghuysen Mickey Cartin the recommendation of Johansson Family Foundation Mr.† and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chilton, Jr. Gary W. Parr Long-term debt 15,000,000 15,000,000 The Andrew W. Mellon Agnes Gund The Chisholm Foundation The Rosalind P. Walter Accrued postretirement health benefits 1,248,914 1,153,180 Foundation The Marc Haas Foundation Deeds Foundation Inc. Foundation Cosima Pavoncelli Fund of the The Hazen Polsky Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradford Evans Jane P. Watkins Total Liabilities 23,311,544 23,117,153 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton The Frelinghuysen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Wiener Rose and Lawrence Hughes The Glenmede Trust Mrs. Charles Wrightsman net assets $100,000–$249,999 Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Company, N.A. Writers House Altman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Lauder Grand Marnier Foundation Baroness Mariuccia Unrestricted You may request copies of Karen H. Bechtel Pierre and Tana Matisse Great Circle Foundation Inc. Zerilli-Marimò Investment in property and equipment 91,343,450 97,717,073 the three most recent annual T. Kimball Brooker Foundation The Heineman Foundation Roy J. Zuckerberg Family information returns by contacting Board-designated 17,604,671 11,856,252 Karen B. Cohen Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Drue Heinz Trust Foundation the Morgan Library & Museum Other 4,314,851 7,051,537 The Charles Engelhard The Ambrose Monell Foundation Herbert Kasper or the New York State Department Foundation Patricia and Thruston Morton Christian Keesee $10,000–$24,999 of Law Charities Bureau, Total unrestricted 113,262,972 116,624,862 Marina Kellen French Pine Tree Foundation of New York The Ronald & Jo Carole Acquavella LLC 120 Broadway, New York, NY 10271. Temporarily restricted 81,411,032 76,650,672 Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Lauder Foundation Kenneth R. Adamo The Indian Point Foundation Leon B. Polsky John D. Macomber Frances Beatty and Allen Adler Permanently restricted 124,673,551 119,626,656 The Morgan Library & Museum Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rayner JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. is a nonprofit organization Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III Jean-Luc Baroni Total Net Assets 319,347,555 312,902,190 exempt from income tax under Samuel H. Kress Foundation Robinson, Jr. Gail Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Becker Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Leon and Debra Black total liabilities and net assets $342,659,099 $336,019,343 Revenue Code. Morgan Stanley The Abner Rosen Foundation The Morris Foundation, Inc. Bloomberg New York City Department of Mrs. Alexandre P. Rosenberg New York State Council The Estate of Constantine Brown Cultural Affairs Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. on the Arts Charles Butt Louisa Stude Sarofim Diane A. Nixon The M.L. Chen Charitable Trust Estate of Mrs. August H. Schilling Peter Pennoyer and Katie Ridder Peter J. Cohen above: Cylinder seal depicting Worshiper Before Two Altars Adorned Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Steel Peter Pennoyer Architects Elizabeth de Cuevas with Divine Symbols, ca. 1000–539 B.C., Szilvia E. Szmuk-Tanenbaum Mr. Robert M. Pennoyer David A. Dechman lapis lazuli, seal no. 781 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Walker

14 the morgan library & museum report to donors 15 The Gladys Krieble Delmas Christie’s Margaret Bradham Thornton Galerie Lelong Mrs. John K. Libby Mr. and Mrs. Howard Solomon Foundation Stephanie and Frederick Clark and John L. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Francesco Galesi Roy Lichtenstein Foundation Joshua Sommer and Mrs. Donald G. Fisher G. Scott Clemons Uhlig LLC Richard T. Garner Barbara G. Lifton, Esq. Sheilaugh Sebastian Robert L. Freedman Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation Kurt F. Viermetz Adam and Emily Gasthalter Chien-Cho Liu Sotheby’s Rebecca Brauer Fruin Corning Incorporated Arete Warren Stephen A. Geiger Samuel M. Livermore Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer Martha and John Gabbert Foundation Martina Yamin The Gelfand Family John Nichols Loeb, M.D. Elizabeth M. Stafford Elaine Goldman Credit Suisse Zachs-Adam Family Fund Foundation, Inc. The Dorothy Loudon Foundation Robert A. M. Stern Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Charles A. Dana Foundation Anonymous Geneve Corporation Graeme Macbeth and Lisa Bratt Dr. Kay Sutton Ron Kass Barbara Dau Ann and Gordon Getty Audrey Mina Manley Susan Jaffe Tane F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Martin S. Davis $1,000–$4,999 Foundation Maya and Edward P. Manley Patricia P. Tang Lowell Libson Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. de Vegh George S. Abrams, Esq. Morad and Sima Ghadamian John A. Manley Hans E. Tausig Arthur L. Loeb Jad DeQuattro Lucy Adams Paul Arthur Gismondi Nancy and Howard Marks Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Taylor Robert B. Loper The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Mr. and Mrs. O. Kelley Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alain Goldrach Barbie and Tony Mayer TIAA-CREF James H. Marrow and Emily Rose Foundation, Inc. S. Wyndham Anderson Hubert and Mireille Goldschmidt Leander and Stephanie Polly M. and John M. Timken, Jr. Lisa S. Miller and John N. Miller Mary Ellen G. Dundon Gillian Attfield Willis J. and Marilynn J. McCormick-Goodhart Rahul Tripathi C. Jay Moorhead Foundation Lord Egremont Sidney Babcock Goldsmith Charlotte Moss Elizabeth von Habsburg Miles Morgan EisnerAmper LLP Caroline Sharfman Bacon Margot and C. Leonard Gordon Mrs. Greenway O’Dea Jonathan and The Pace Gallery Jean-Marie and Jennifer Adams Baldock and Richard and Mary L. Gray Francesca Passalacqua and Candace Wainwright Paul, Weiss, Rif kind, Wharton & Elizabeth Eveillard Michael S. Baldock Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greer, Jr. Donald Hardy Mr. and Mrs. John Walton Garrison LLP Jed Freedlander Paul Beirne The Grodzins Fund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paul Douglas A. Warner III Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phipps, Jr. Marilyn and Lawrence Friedland Katrin Bellinger and Jan M. Guifarro Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paul Ward Welch Virginia M. Schirrmeister Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Martin Graessle Mrs. John Guth Laura S. Paulson and Allison Whiting Peter and Susan Solomon Family Glasebrook, II Laura S. Bennett Dr. Alden N. Haffner Andrew R. Fabricant Wheelock Whitney III Foundation Mrs. Henry Grunwald Mrs. Edgar R. Berner John B. Herrington III Candace and Charles Phillips The Whittemore Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Sovern Rhona Hoffman Gallery, Chicago Rosamond Bernier Jonathan A. Hill Ivan E. Phillips Guy Wildenstein Joseph Tuana Alexandra O. Hughes Raphael and Jane Bernstein Scot E. Hoffman Barbara and Charles Pierce Duane E. Wilder The Paula Vial Fund of the Jewish Alexander B. V. Johnson and William K. Block Valentine and Juliet Hamilton Fanette Pollack Ruth W. and A. Morris Communal Fund Roberta J. M. Olson W. Mark Brady Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Pollock Williams, Jr. Paul F. Walter Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones Brown-Forman Corporation William Holman Gallery Paul R. Provost Francis H. Williams Witherspoon Fund of the New Jones Day Barbara Bryant Family Theodora W. Hooton PWG 1997 Revocable Trust Jennifer Wright York Community Trust William W. Karatz and Foundation Mr.† and Mrs. John K. Howat Roy Radner and Charlotte V. Kuh Victor R. Wright Foundation The A. Woodner Fund, Inc. Joan G. Smith The Vytautas Burbulis Trust Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Hurley Jane Randall Mr. and Mrs. William James Wyer Dian Woodner Andrew Klemmer Mr. and Mrs. Franz Burda Irvine Foundation David N. Redden Anonymous (6) The Star Spangled Banner. [Music by John Stafford; words by Francis Scott Key]. Anonymous (2) Jon A. Lindseth Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Butler Laurie B. Jacobs Lesli Rice and Louis Slesin Baltimore: Carrs Music Store, [1814]. James Fuld Music Collection, 2008. The Arthur Loeb Foundation CAF American Donor Fund, at Janklow Foundation David Rockefeller $500–$999 The Morgan Library & Museum. $5,000–$9,999 The Robert Mapplethorpe the suggestion of D. T. Ignacio Jayanti Betsy and Ted Rogers 1100 Architect, P.C. Joan & Alan Ades-Taub Family Foundation, Inc. David Leventhal Wesley R. Johnson, Jr. The Felix & Elizabeth Rohatyn Pamela M. Abernathy Foundation, Inc. S & L Marx Foundation Diana Thomas Childress Fund Dr. Jacqueline Jones and Foundation Margot Adams The Aeroflex Foundation Janet Mavec and Vivien Ranschburg Clark Mr. John Gassett Susan and Elihu Rose Ingrid Adamsons, M.D. Shawn and Brook Byers Laura DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. S. Allen E. Wayne Nordberg Hope Fay Cobb Paisley Kadison Lauren R. Rose Ethel & Philip Adelman Kristen Campbell John W. Deming and Bertie Whitney B. Armstrong Robert and Joyce Menschel Hersh and Fern D. Cohen Jamie Kleinberg Kamph Cye and Rona Ross Charitable Foundation Ralph A. Cann III Murphy Deming Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies Family Foundation Michael G. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Kaplan Carol Z. Rothkopf Marc Appel and Julie Katz Giosetta Capriati Deuce II Editions Inc. Director/Employee MetLife Foundation Jack Cowart Caitlin Kelly Thomas A. and Stanley J. Arkin Foundation Dr. Juan J. Carmona Davida Deutsch Designated Gift Program Henrietta N. Meyer Fund of the D. Ronald Daniel and Lise Scott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kempner Georgina T. Russo Mr. Tracy L. Bahl Millie C. Cassidy Carol and Herbert Diamond Anne M. August Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Flobelle Burden Davis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ketchum Robert and Lynda Safron Sheila Baird Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly John Diebold The Milton and Sally Avery Arts Achim Moeller Bruce Dayton J. Kleinberg Gift Fund of the Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett II Marion Oates Charles Mark Dimilia Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. O’Neill Barbara Knowles Debs and Schwab Charitable Fund Jeannette Watson Sanger Louis Belden Gilbert R. Cherrick, M.D. Nicholas A. Domino Mr. and Mrs. Randall Barbato Penguin Random House LLC Richard A. Debs Andrea Klepetar-Fallek Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation Benevity Community Max Cheslow Charles E. Dorkey III The Theodore H. Barth Elsa and Marvin Ross-Greifinger Laura White Dillon Thomas F. Kranz The Schiff Foundation Impact Fund Jessica Coggins Ms. Pat Doudna Foundation Charles N. W. Schlangen Professor Mervin R. Dilts T. Peter Kraus Jessie Schilling John and Gretchen Berggruen Steven K. Copulsky Hasan Doza The Howard Bayne Fund Elizabeth and Stanley D. Scott Joseph D. Downing Mary E. La Fosse Caroline F. Schimmel Professor Courtney Berkholtz Laura A. Coruzzi and Celeste Drubner Lewis W. Bernard Revocable Foundation Inc. Marianne Elrick-Manley David Lachenmann Mary C. Schlosser Norman R. Berkowitz Robert J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Craig Duchossois Trust UAD 09/11/1996 Thomas P. Sculco & Cynthia D. Henry Elstein Bill Lambert Frances Schultz and Tom Dittmer John P. Birkelund Mr. Benjamin Crane Susan and Thomas Dunn Blackstone Sculco Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Talton R. Embry Sam and Casey Lambert Charles Schulze and Eric Blair-Joannou Julia B. Curtis William James Earle Elizabeth A. R. and Ralph S. Marion M. Selig† Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Flamm Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Lamesch Lucy Holland Marilyn A. Boll Louis D’Alonzo Theodore Eckert Foundation Brown, Jr. Marilyn M. Simpson Barbara G. Fleischman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lane Thomas Schumacher and Ashley Bowling Sterling Darling, Jr. Catherine E. Eulau The Brown Foundation, Inc. Charitable Trusts Martha J. Fleischman Joseph William Laraia and Matthew White Julie Brener and Rebecca Starr Joan K. Davidson FA Chatham Valley Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs.† William T. Buice III Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Flower Mary Motyl The Sherrill Foundation Lane Brenner Michael I. Davis Haliburton Fales, 2d Mrs. James E. Burke Spencer Stuart Roland and Mary Ann Folter The Bernard and Muriel Lauren Abraham Samuel Shiff The Bridgewater Fund, Inc. Count and Countess de Ravel J. Hap and Geren Fauth Ildiko and Gilbert Butler Nancy and Burton Staniar David B. Ford Foundation Michael T. Sillerman Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brott d’Esclapon William L. Finklea W. P. Carey Inc. Strong-Cuevas Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David B. Forer John Lauro Kent Simons Noreen Buckfire Donna De Santis J. P. Flaherty The Cartin Collection The Elbridge and Evelyn Sylvia Howard Fuhrman Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Lepow Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith Alanna Butera Eleanor and Morgan Dejoux John H. Forsgren Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cherry Stuart Foundation Sharon Dunlap Smith

16 the morgan library & museum report to donors 17 Dr. Norbert Klause David Robbins Derry Wilkens The Jansing-Cook Foundation Gifts For PHOTOGRAPHY Robert and Audrey Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Yves Robert Erich Winkler and The Karches Family Frances Beatty and Allen Adler Phyllis L. Kossoff Sascha Rockefeller Nancy Allerston Mr. David Kelley Acquisitions Mrs. James E. Burke Joelle Kraus Phyllis Rose and Laurent Ms. Laura Winters and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kempner Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cherry Rebecca M. Krishnan-Ayer de Brunhoff Mr. François Carrel-Billiard Mr. Anthony V. Leness ARCHIVES Peter J. Cohen Mildred C. Kuner Rochelle and Mark Rosenberg Valerie and Tom Wolzien Mr. and Mrs. John G. Leness Miles Morgan David A. Dechman Alice La Prelle Catherine G. Ross Kent Yeung Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation Jad DeQuattro Rebecca and Scott Labby Michael A. Rubenstein Jacqueline Yordan Mrs. Anne W. Marion DRAWINGS AND PRINTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lee Laimbeer Alfred and Ann Ruesch John R. Young Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Askin, Jr. Glasebrook, II Alexis Lamb Robert Ruggiero Audrey Anna Yu Morgan Stanley Jean-Marie and Elaine Goldman Richard and Seyla Lan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Safron Jamie Yuenger Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mott Elizabeth Eveillard Herbert Kasper Jon and Barbara Landau Mark Samuels Lasner Alex Zafran Anthony Paduano and Ruth Porat Mr. and Mrs. George L. K. Ron Kass Mary Laren Allegra and Michael Sanchez Lucrecia Zappi and Clare P. Potter Frelinghuysen Kass Family Charitable Trust Jane Lattes-Swislocki Lucy Freeman Sandler Lawrence Luhring Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rawle Alexander B. V. Johnson and Christian Keesee Daniel J. Leab Marjorie U. Sands Justin Zaremby Mr. and Mrs. Bobby S. Shackouls Roberta J. M. Olson Patricia and Thruston Morton Miles Cary Leahey and Charitable Trust The Donald and Barbara Zucker The Sire Foundation Samuel H. Kress Foundation Christopher Scholz and Patricia Mosser William Schermerhorn and Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Thaw Robert B. Loper Inés Elskop Andrew J. Leahy and Phoo Nyo Daniel A. Dutcher Anonymous (5) Pauline S. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Nancy and Burton Staniar James and Karen Lehrburger Katherine Schmidt The Meryl & Charles Witmer Cosima Pavoncelli Fund of the Les Enluminures Scott Swimming Pools, Inc. Charitable Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund PRINTED BOOKS AND Ellin London Emma Scully Tribute And Anonymous Andrea Woodner BINDINGS Brian and Florence Mahony Alicia Serrani Memorial Gifts B. H. Breslauer Foundation Inc. Fund of the New York Susan Sheehan In memory of Joyce Golden HEINEMAN COLLECTION J. Kleinberg Gift Fund of the Community Trust Christopher Sheeron In memory of Michael S. Bernstein Linda Bloom The Heineman Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Jane N. P. Mallinson Martin Smit Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bruno Eric Mandl F. Randall Smith and Judith Smith In memory of Ewa Maria Kukrika LITERARY AND HISTORICAL FELLOWS’ Nancy Marks Mrs. Joe D. Smith, Jr. In memory of Constantine Brown Anonymous MANUSCRIPTS Hillary Mazanec Kenneth Soehner and Luisa A. Ferrarese The Buddy Taub Foundation, LEADERSHIP Kay McCrosky Nathalie Angles George Galitsis In memory of Melvin R. Seiden Dennis A. Roach and Jill Roach Clare Elizabeth McKeon Marybeth Sollins Victoria Panos Anonymous Directors Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. David Solo Director’s Medinger George T. Spera, Jr. and In memory of Themis Anastasia In memory of Robert Tanner MEDIEVAL Spencer Finch, A Certain Slant of Light, 2014, © The Morgan Library & Museum, The Merck Partnership for Giving Jane Ginsburg Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Roundtable Photography by Graham S. Haber, 2015, Artwork © Spencer Finch, 2014. Brown AND RENAISSANCE Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mersey Sara A. Spooner and Estate of Constantine Brown MANUSCRIPTS Mr. and Mrs. William R. Acquavella Melissa M. Meyer Edward M. Stroz In honor of Anna Lou Ashby Virginia M. Schirrmeister Mr. and Mrs. Anders Laren Anne H. Bass Beatrice Berle Meyerson Lawrence R. Stack Abraham Samuel Shiff Anonymous, in memory of Mary Laren Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Susan Mikula Prudence L. Steiner Melvin R. Seiden Karen H. Bechtel Katerina Miras Moira Stone and Robert In honor of Bill and Stuart Buice Anne Fredericks Sir Mark Fehrs Haukohl In memory of Sandra Horn Elstein Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Grace Myers Honeywell Frank Phoenix Bobby and Vicki Freeman Charlotte Havemeyer Bob and Bobbie Bernstein MODERN AND Mr. and Mrs. Livio Borghese Albert P. Neilson Kathleen Runde Sullivan and Brett Duval Fromson The Hearst Corporation Henry Elstein CONTEMPORARY DRAWINGS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke Erlinda and Alexander Nelson Michael Sullivan In honor of Barbara Howell Mr. and Mrs. Baryn S. Futa Paul L. Herring The Friedman Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chilton, Jr. Alexandra Nicklas Elissa T. Suslow Eban Howell William R. Acquavella Jonathan Galassi The Herring Finn Foundation Mary Krusinski Karen B. Cohen Nathaniel and Lisanne Norman Eleanor Thadani Acquavella LLC George Galitsis Caroline Herz Rhonda Ravenhorst Mrs. Charles H. Dyson Maria Fernanda OgazÓn William Thomson In honor of Mary Wiggleworth Whitney B. Armstrong The Ganlee Fund Scott T. Hillier Sandra Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradford Evans Dorinda J. Oliver Paul Trethaway McAdoo Robert L. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison Dr. Elizabeth J. Hodge and Abigail E. Schine Tina Santi Flaherty David Orentreich Richardson and Marilyn Turner Maisie McAdoo Margot and C. Leonard Gordon Milton McC. Gatch Dr. Felicia Bonaparte Scott Swimming Pools, Inc. Marina Kellen French Kenneth Oswald and William H. and Judith C. Turner Lisa S. Miller and John N. Miller Michael Gfoeller Tammy Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swirsky Mr.† and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert Mary Beth Martin Marcos Tychbrojcher and In honor of Christine Nelson The Morris Foundation, Inc. Josh Gluck Andrew Huber and Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Jason Paez George B. Dandridge Dr. Sarah Braun Thomas J. Reid and Christina Pae Thomas E. Goldenberg Stephanie Peterson In memory of James Fuld Mrs. H. J. Heinz II Grace Parr Mrs. Linda and Jerriann Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Susanna Goldfinger Mary and John Hull Joan Fuld Strauss Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. James R. Houghton Ellen Peckham Dr. Carlos Urmacher Lawrence R. Ricciardi Judith Goldman Alexander Hurst Jerker and Stephanie Johansson Katherine Peters Gita S. van Heerden In honor of Peter Pennoyer and Elsa and Marvin Ross-Greifinger Florence Ann and Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jaffe In memory of S. Parker Gilbert Herbert Kasper Alphonso L. Pinto Raymond and Priscilla Vickers Katie Ridder Louisa Stude Sarofim Anthony C. Gooch Douglas M. Jarvis Anson M. Beard, Jr. Christian Keesee The Prudential Foundation Voya Foundation Richard Gilder and Lois Chiles Christopher Scholz and Mark Gossner Winfield P. Jones Michael R. Bloomberg Mrs. H. Frederick Krimendahl II Martha J. Radford and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Wahlgren Mish Tworkowski and Inés Elskop Lucy Bondi Grollman Matthew P. Kahn Ms. Sheila Smith Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Lehrman Louis G. Graff Philip W. Warner Joseph Singer Marion M. Selig† Katherine Eckert Grunder and Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason Mr. Brownlee Currey Hunter Lewis and Elizabeth William N. Raiford Suzanne S. Weil The Paula Vial Fund of the Robert Grunder Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Kaplan Ms. Marcy Drogin Sidamon-Eristoff James and Lauren J. Ratcliffe Marshall Weinberg In honor of Lawrence R. Ricciardi Jewish Communal Fund Guttenberg Arts Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Kay Anne K. S. Embry Ronay and Richard L. Menschel Ambassador and Mrs. Jessica Wessel Greenwich Women’s Roundtable Paul F. Walter Ms. Carol A. Haber and Dr. and Mrs. Hoshang Khambatta Mr. Raymond Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Garfield L. Miller III Philip T. Reeker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteford Dian Woodner Mr. Robert Shattuck Miller Khoshkish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ford Mr. and Mrs. Clement C. Moore II Larry W. 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20 the morgan library & museum report to donors 21 Joseph Rosen Foundation Curatorship for Ancient Near Planned Giving Eastern Seals and Tablets E. J. Rousuck Fund Charles Ryskamp Acquisitions Fund Charles Ryskamp Fund The Janine Luke and Melvin R. Seiden Fund for Exhibitions and Publications Carl L. Selden Fund for The 1924 Society recognizes and honors friends and members who have made a commitment to Printed Books the future of the Morgan Library & Museum by including the Morgan in their estate plans. Herbert J. Seligmann Fund The Society is named for the year the Morgan was established as a public institution. After E. Clark Stillman Pierpont Morgan’s death, his son, J. P. Morgan, Jr., believed that the library had become too Acquisitions Fund Frank M. Strasser Drawings important to remain in private hands. In 1924, with one of the most momentous cultural gifts in Administrator Fund U. S. history, he fulfilled his father’s dream of making the library and its treasures available to Robert H. Taylor Curator scholars and the public alike. of Literary and Historical Help ensure that the Morgan remains a vital part of the New York City cultural landscape Manuscripts Fund for generations to come by joining this important group of supporters. Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw For more information on the 1924 Society, or if you have questions, please contact Curatorial Endowment Fund Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Susan Eddy at 212.590.0329 or [email protected]. Drawing Institute Endowment Fund Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Fund for Conservation Théodore Rousseau (1812–1867), Solitary Figure in the Country (Promeneur dans la Campagne), ca. 1860–1865, Pen and black ink, The Alice Tully Fund for Art with watercolor, on paper. Private collection. and Music Vasari Fund for Exhibitions Franklin Jasper Walls Lecture Fund Karen Zukerman Fund for the Department of Drawings Edwin V. Erbe, Jr. Acquisition Fund Drue Heinz Book Andrew W. Mellon Curator of and Prints Sherman Fairchild Fund for Conservator Fund Printed Books Fund Exhibitions Drue Heinz Curator of Literary Andrew W. Mellon Fund for the Sherman Fairchild Fund for Manuscripts Fund Department of Medieval and † We wish to acknowledge Services to Scholars Drue Heinz Twentieth-Century Renaissance Manuscripts the following donors listed in Fellows Endowment Fund Literature Fund Andrew W. Mellon Research and this Report who died prior to for Acquisitions Edwin H. Herzog Drawings Fund Publications Fund its publication: John F. Fleming Fund The Jamie and Maisie Houghton Constance B. Mellon Memorial The Fund for the Morgan Endowment Fund Fund for Photography Stuart Buice Horace W. Goldsmith Fund William W. Karatz and Joan Henry S. Morgan Reference S. Parker Gilbert Horace W. Goldsmith Fund G. Smith Acquisitions Books Fund John K. Howat for Americana Endowment Fund J.P. Morgan Fund Henrietta N. Meyer Alex Gordon Fund for Exhibitions Franklin H. Kissner Rare Books Margaret T. Morris Fund Marion M. Selig Belle da Costa Greene Fund Cataloger Fund for Americana John A. Torson Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund H.P. Kraus Fund Stavros Niarchos Foundation Exclusive of Incunabula Robert Lehman Book Fund Fund for Education and Lathrop Colgate Harper Fund Robert Lehman Fund for Technology for Incunabula Exhibitions Gary W. Parr Endowment Fund William Randolph Hearst Fund Kenneth A. Lohf Fund for Poetry Charles E. Pierce, Jr. Fund for Educational Programs Herbert and Ann Lucas for Exhibitions William Randolph Hearst Fund Endowment Fund The Cynthia Hazen Polsky for Scholarly Research and Manley Family Fund for and Leon B. Polsky Fund for Exhibitions Contemporary Drawings Concerts and Lectures Dannie and Hettie Heineman Rita Markus Fund for Exhibitions Gordon N. Ray Acquisitions Fund The Morgan Library & Museum makes every attempt to ensure the ac- Purchase Fund The Joseph F. McCrindle Fund for Gordon N. Ray Rare Books curacy of its lists of supporters. If you James H. Heineman the Department of Drawings Cataloger Fund discover an error, please contact the Purchase Fund and Prints Katharine Rayner Development Office at 212.590.0304 or The Lore and Rudolf J. Andrew W. Mellon Endowment Fund [email protected]. Please Heinemann Fund Conservation Fund Ricciardi Family Exhibition Fund accept our sincerest apology for any inaccuracies or omissions.

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