The Frick Collectionannual report july 2008 – june 2009

The Frick Collection annual report july 2008 – june 2009

leadership

2 BoardofTrustees

reports

3 MargotBogert,Chairman,andAnneL.Poulet,Director5 ColinB.Bailey,AssociateDirectorandPeterJaySharpChiefCurator7 IngeReist,ChiefofResearchCollectionsandProgramsandDirectorof theCenterfortheHistoryofCollectinginAmerica

public programming

9 Exhibitions9 Lectures10 Symposia11 Publications11 Concerts

notable library acquisitions

12 GiftsandExchanges13 Purchases

financial statements

14 StatementofFinancialPosition15 StatementofActivities

donor support and membership

16 GiftsandGrants20 FellowsandFriends26 CorporateMembersandSponsors

staff

27 TheFrickCollection30 FrickArtReferenceLibrary

on our cover:Jacopo Bassano(1510–1592),detailofThe Flight into Egypt,c.1544–45,oiloncanvas,NortonSimonArtFoundation

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 2

TheFrickCollectionBoardofTrustees

As of June 30,2009

MargotBogert,Chairman

WalterA.Eberstadt,Vice Chairman

FranklinW.Hobbs,Treasurer

JohnP.Birkelund,Secretary

PeterP.BlanchardIII

I.TownsendBurdenIII

L.F.BokerDoyle

Jean-MarieEveillard

BarbaraG.Fleischman

EmilyT.Frick

AgnesGund

MarthaLoring

AnneL.Poulet,ex officio

JuanSabater

StephenA.Schwarzman

MelvinR.Seiden

AsoO.Tavitian

GeorgeC.Wachter

HelenClayChace

President Emerita

WalterJosephPatrickCurley

PaulG.PennoyerJr.*

HowardPhippsJr.

Trustees Emeriti

*deceased

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 3

As Colin B. Bailey, Associate Director

and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator, notes

beginningonpage5,ourcalendar included

several exceptional exhibitions. In the fall,

Andrea Riccio: Renaissance Master of Bronze

brought to life the astonishing work of a

sculptorsurprisinglylittleknowndespitethe

breadthandqualityofhisoeuvre.Awinter

exhibitionoffivemasterpiecesofEuropean

painting on loan from the Norton Simon

Museummarkedthebeginningofanongo-

ingcollaborationbetweentheFrickandthis

highly acclaimed institution in Pasadena,

California. On two occasions this year we

took a fresh look at works in our own col-

lection: in the summer of 2008, our three

VermeerswerehungsidebysideintheSouth

Hall, and, beginning in June 2009, our five

Whistler paintings were displayed together

forthefirsttimeinmorethantwentyyears,

complemented by a selection of the artist’s

worksonpaperintheCabinet.

In May we completed the endowment

for a decorative arts curator by raising suf-

ficient funds—two years ahead of sched-

ule—to meet a challenge grant from the

National Endowment for the Humanities.

With theappointmentofCharlotteVignon

to this new post, we look forward to an

increased focus on our decorative arts col-

lectionthroughspecialexhibitions,lectures,

and other programs. Charlotte brings to

thispositionnotonlyanexceptionaldepth

of knowledge but also a keen interest in

American collectors, among them Henry

ClayFrickandJ.P.Morgan,aswellastheart

dealerJosephDuveen.

Offeringsbyournewlyreinvigoratededuca-

tiondepartment,headedbyRikaBurnham,

have elicited a dedicated following through

an array of programs for varied audiences.

Complementing our long-standing lecture

series were seminars led by Frick curators,

conservators,andeducatorsanddevoted to

the close study of works from our perma-

nent collection, which appealed to experts

and amateur enthusiasts alike. Of special

interest are new programs that introduce

youngeraudiencestotheFrick;amongthem,

Art Dialogues, a series of Friday evening

discussionsforrecentcollegegraduates,and

Live at the Frick: Masterpieces of The Frick

Collection and Art Club, created especially

forhighschoolandmiddleschoolstudents,

respectively.

Now in its third year, the Center for

the History of Collecting in America has

becomeanimportantstimulusforthestudy

of thecollectingoffineanddecorativearts

intheUnitedStates.TheCenter,headedby

Inge Reist, hosted three highly successful

symposia during the past twelve months:

“CollectingSpanishArt:Spain’sGoldenAge

and America’s Gilded Age” (November);

“The American Artist as Collector: From

the Enlightenment to the Post-War Era”

(March); and “Holland’s Golden Age in

America: Collecting the Art of Rembrandt,

Vermeer, and Hals” (May). These presenta-

tions, along with the recently inaugurated

scholars’programandtheCenter’songoing

work on a database of archives and collec-

tors, have helped to focus attention on this

thrivingareaofscholarlyresearch.

The Frick’s travel program continues to

expand and engage new supporters from

aroundtheworld.InOctober,asmallgroup

ofcuratorsandinterestednon-professionals

spentaweekoutsideParisatVersaillesforan

intensiveseminaronthearchitecture,deco-

rative arts, and gardens of this important

royal monument. The trip, which was co-

sponsored by the French Heritage Society,

informed participants about the recent

renovations and restoration of the palace.

Report from the Chairman and the DirectorMargotBogert&AnneL.Poulet

A t a time that has been challenging for many institutions, The Frick

Collectionhasexperiencedanunusuallystrongfiscalyear.BetweenJuly1,

2008,andJune30,2009,attendancewasthesecondhighestintheinstitution’s

history, with more than 282,000 visitors from around the world flocking to

ourgalleriestoseeourpermanentcollectionandspecialexhibitions;toattend

lectures,symposia,andconcerts;andtoparticipateinoureducationprograms.

Duringthesametwelve-monthperiod,theFrickArtReferenceLibraryserved

more researchers than ever before. We are proud to report that despite the

turbulent economic climate, we successfully launched several important new

programsandconcludedtheyearwithabalancedbudget.

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 4

In March, a group traveled to California

to become better acquainted with our sis-

ter institution and exhibition partner, the

Norton Simon Museum of Art. We were

fortunate to be granted special access to

Hearst Castle, as well as to other museums

and private art collections located between

LosAngelesandSanFrancisco.

In October, the beautiful Beaux-Arts

structure built by Henry Clay Frick as his

residencewasdesignatedaNationalHistoric

LandmarkbytheUnitedStatesDepartment

of the Interior. Landmark status provides

a number of benefits to the Frick, chief

among them the opportunity to apply for

specialfundingmadeavailableonlytoorga-

nizationswith thisdesignation. Thecareof

this building is one of our most important

responsibilities, and we endeavor to main-

tain its structural and aesthetic integrity so

thatwecanprovidethebestpossiblehome

for the art treasures within as well as offer

the public a superlative visiting experience.

TherecentrestorationoftheLivingHalland

therefurbishmentoftheEntranceHallwere

among our many efforts toward achieving

thesegoals.

This year has been trying for not-for-

profit institutions across the country and

around the world, and the Frick is no

exception. The value of the Frick’s endow-

mentasofJune30,2009,was$198million,a

25%decreasecompared to thesameperiod

the previous year. To compensate for lower

returnsfromourendowment(about16%for

thefiscalyearoverall,netoffees),weasked

departmentsacrosstheinstitutiontopriori-

tizeexpenditures.Theyrespondedthought-

fully and admirably, making necessary cuts

whereverpossiblewhilesustainingthequal-

ity of our programs. At the same time, we

redoubled our fundraising efforts, raising

morethan$6.3millionforunrestrictedand

restricted programs, and an additional $2.9

millionforendowedprograms.Weareespe-

cially pleased to have secured full funding

for all of our exhibitions. We are proud to

saythatwenotonlyconcludedtheyearwith

abalancedbudget,butalsopresentedabal-

ancedbudgetforthe2010fiscalyear.

The financial stability of the Frick is

madepossiblethroughthewisdomandgen-

erosity of our Board of Trustees, to whom

wearedeeplygrateful.InJune,wewerevery

sad to bid farewell to our longtime friend

HowardPhippsJr.,whosteppeddownafter

serving as a Trustee for more than thirty-

fouryears. Inrecognitionofhismanycon-

tributions to the institution, he was named

Trustee Emeritus. We also welcomed two

newTrustees,BarbaraFleischmanandJean-

Marie Eveillard, both collectors, who will

help ensure that the Frick flourishes in the

future.

As is the case with all great communi-

ties, these accomplishments were the work

of many: our extraordinary staff, dedicated

volunteers, and many loyal supporters. We

are especially indebted to the members of

theDirector’sCirclefortheirgenerosityand

their deep commitment to both the Frick

andtotheculturalhistoryofNewYorkCity.

Sincerethanksarealsoduetothemembers

of our new Curatorial Visiting Committee,

a group of collectors and specialists who

have pledged their ongoing support to our

curatorial program. To all of them, we are

deeplygrateful.

MargotBogert

Chairman

AnneL.Poulet

Director

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 5

Report from the Curatorial Department

T hepasttwelvemonthshavebeensuc-

cessful and productive ones for the

curatorial department. Two special loan

exhibitionsandseverallong-termloanspre-

sented works that visitors may not have

hadoccasiontoseeotherwise,whileseveral

conservationandmaintenanceprojectspro-

videdtheopportunitytocontemplatefavor-

ite paintings in new settings. Additionally,

a variety of educational initiatives for the

public highlighted our temporary exhibi-

tionsandpermanentcollection.

FromOctober15,2008,throughJanuary

18, 2009, the Frick presented Andrea Riccio:

Renaissance Master of Bronze, a fascinating

look at thirty of the sculptor’s rare auto-

graphbronzes, two life-size terracottas,and

a selection of statuettes associated with his

workshop.The featuredsculptures spanned

every phase of Riccio’s career and repre-

sented all the genres in which he worked:

figurativestatuettes,functionalbronzes,and

narrativereliefs.Inhisreviewoftheexhibi-

tion, published in the February 2009 issue

ofThe Burlington Magazine, NicholasPenny

calledtheaccompanyingcatalogue“thebest

survey of Riccio’s work in any language.”

It was written by Denise Allen, Curator,

The Frick Collection, with Peta Motture,

Chief Curator, Medieval and Renaissance

Galleries, Victoria and Albert Museum,

London. Andrew Butterfield’s January lec-

ture,“RiccioandtheArtofInspiration,”was

subsequentlypublishedinThe New Criterion

(March 2009). Also in conjunction with

theRiccioexhibition, theFrickorganizeda

study day led by Denise Allen for curators,

conservators,scholars,andacademics.

Masterpieces of European Painting from

the Norton Simon Museum featured an

exceptional loan of five Old Master paint-

ings, shown exclusively at the Frick. On

view in the Oval Room from February 10

through May 10, 2009, the exhibition was

warmly received by both the public and

membersofthepress.Theshowwasaccom-

panied by a scholarly catalogue written by

Margaret Iacono, Assistant Curator of The

FrickCollection,withanintroductoryessay

by Sara Campbell, Senior Curator at the

NortonSimonMuseum.

Portraits, Pastels, Prints: Whistler in The

Frick Collection brought together paint-

ings and works on paper by James McNeill

Whistler from the permanent collection. In

theOvalRoom,fourfull-lengthportraitsby

Whistler were displayed alongside his sea-

scapeThe Ocean.IntheCabinet,fifteenpas-

tels and etchings from the artist’s Venetian

sojournof1879–80wereinstalledforthefirst

time in more than twenty years. The New

Yorker critic Peter Schjeldahl commended

theshowinhisreview(June22,2009),noting

especiallythereinstallationofthepaintings,

whichwere“inperfect scale and synergistic

splendor… [and] solemnize the civil union

of art and decoration that is a cynosure of

theFrick.”Theexhibitionwasonviewfrom

June2throughAugust23,2009.

We were fortunate to receive a number

of extended loans during the past twelve

months: The Great Bustard (1732) from

the collection of Henry Arnhold, Nicolas

Poussin’sHannibal Crossing the Alps (c.1625)

from a private collection, and Francesco

Guardi’s View of the Giudecca Canal and

the Zattere (c. 1765) from The Mari-Cha

Collection. These beautiful works currently

grace our galleries alongside several other

long-termloansthatwerementionedinlast

year’sreportandarestillwithus, including

SimoneMartini’s Christ on the Cross between

the Virgin and Saint John (1340) from the

Phillips Family Collection and Giovanni

Bologna’sAstrology(c.1570),awaxsculpture

from The Quentin Foundation. We were

especially pleased to display in the North

Hall Gabriel de Saint-Aubin’s The Private

Academy, an exquisite painting initially on

loan from Irene Roosevelt Aitken and, as a

result of her generosity, now a part of our

permanent collection. This cabinet picture,

painted about 1755, is the only painting by

theartistinapubliccollectioninNewYork.

Along with recent acquisitions of works

by Jean-Antoine Houdon and Jean-Étienne

Liotard,itextendstheFrick’srepresentation

ofthemajorartistsoftheancien régime.

During the refurbishment of the Living

Hall, in August, visitors were able to see

the six paintings usually installed there—

Bellini’s St. Francis in the Desert; Titian’s

Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap and Pietro

Aretino; Holbein’s Sir Thomas More and

Thomas Cromwell; and El Greco’s Saint

Jerome—intheOvalRoom,whichprovided

a fresh perspective. The placement of the

Frick’s three paintings by Vermeer—Officer

and Laughing Girl, Girl Interrupted at Her

Music,andMistress and Maid—intheSouth

Hallduringthesummerof2008drewpraise

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 6

from New York Sun critic James Gardner.

Writinginhisreview(July7,2008),henoted

thattherehang“focusedthemind.”

Anumberofobjectsfromthecollection

underwent treatment during the past year.

Francesco Laurana’s magnificent marble

Beatrice of Aragon wascleanedandrestored

inpreparationforitsinclusionintheexhibi-

tionArt and Love in Renaissance ItalyatThe

MetropolitanMuseumofArt.Alsoexamined

andtreatedwasHansMultscher’sReliquary

Bust of a Female Saint. Two eighteenth-

centurysilverwinecoolersbyWilliamPitts

werecleanedandlacquered.

Technicalstudiesofthecollectionplayan

increasing part in the conservation depart-

ment’s activities. The bronze Triton and

Nereid attributed to Hubert Gerhard and

JeanBarbet’sAngelunderwentcarefulexam-

ination with the help of specialists from

otherinstitutions.ConservatorJosephGodla

undertook a yearlong survey of the more

than150framesinthemuseum’spermanent

collection, a project generously funded by

a grant from the Institute of Museum and

Library Services. Together with experts in

the fields of frames and gilding, members

of the conservation department examined

anddocumentedthematerials,gildingtech-

niques, and construction methods of the

frames, which range in date from the mid-

fourteenththroughthetwentiethcentury.

In addition to the renovation of the

Living Hall, numerous projects concerning

thebuildingwerecarriedoutduringthepast

year. Conservation staff members worked

with contract conservators specializing in

stone to stabilize and clean the large lime-

stoneurnsintheFifthAvenueGarden.

Akin to our responsibility to preserve

this historic mansion is our obligation to

study it and to share our knowledge with

ourvisitors.Wewereveryfortunate,then,to

havehadtheopportunitythisyeartopublish

architectural historian Hilary Ballon’s 2008

Frick Council lecture, “Mr. Frick’s Palace.”

Ballon’sinsightfuldiscussionofthebuilding

in lightof early twentieth-centurydevelop-

mentsincityplanningformedthebasisofa

publicationthatwillbeappreciatedbyspe-

cialistsandvisitorsalikeforyearstocome.

The education department expanded

its commitment to the public with a rich

array of programming. Lectures related

to the special exhibitions were among the

highlights of the year. (See page 9 for a

complete listing of speakers.) Seminars led

by Frick curators, conservators, and edu-

cators offered opportunities for the close

study of works of art in the collection and

appealed to experts and non-experts alike.

Gallery Conversations continued on week-

ends,focusingonthepermanentcollection.

Newinitiativesincludedregularlyscheduled

docent-ledtalksthatintroducedHenryClay

Frickandhiscollectiontomuseumvisitors.

Also,wenowofferassistedlisteningdevices,

which enable users to enjoy our programs

moreeasily.

Art Dialogues, a series of Friday eve-

ning discussions for young professionals,

wasthefirstofseveralnewprogramsdevel-

oped for younger audience members. The

after-schoolFridayprograminthegalleries,

Live at the Frick: Masterpieces of The Frick

Collection, was offered for New York City

highschoolstudents,whileadevotedgroup

ofmiddleschoolstudentsattendedArtClub

throughouttheyear.Theguidedschoolvisit

program brought in nearly nine hundred

studentsfromprivate,parochial,andpublic

schools in all five boroughs. In total, more

than five thousand visitors to the Frick

attended education programs during the

2008–9year.WearegratefultotheSamuelH.

Kress Foundation for its generous support

of twoeducation initiatives: a fellowship in

museum teaching and a lecture series on

museumeducation.

Duringthepasttwelvemonths,thecura-

torialstaffwelcomedanumberofmembers

to assist with our ever-increasing activi-

ties. Jennie Coyne and Adrienne Lei joined

our education department as Assistant

MuseumEducatorandEducationPrograms

Coordinator, respectively; Nicholas Wise

joined us as Curatorial Assistant; and Julie

DiFilippocameonboardasAssistantEditor.

Our Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellows

program continues to attract outstanding

young scholars.Thisyearwe saidgood-bye

toChristinaNeilson,whofinishedhertwo-

year fellowship and accepted the position

of Assistant Professor of Renaissance and

BaroqueArtHistoryatOberlinCollege.We

welcomed our newest Mellon Fellow, Pablo

Pérezd’Ors,whocomes tous fromOxford

University,whereheisspecializinginseven-

teenth-centurySpanishart.

I lookforwardtocollaboratingwithmy

staff and other Frick colleagues in the year

ahead as we present exhibitions, publica-

tions, lectures, and other programs, while

continuing to study and preserve the mag-

nificent treasures in our permanent collec-

tion.—Colin B. Bailey, Associate Director and

Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 7

Report from the Frick Art Reference Library

I nSeptember2008,afterthirteenyearsas

theAndrewW. Mellon Chief Librarian,

Patricia Barnett retired. Pat was hired in

1995toguidetheFrickArtReferenceLibrary

through the advancements of the informa-

tion age and to strengthen its position as a

preeminent international research center.

Her tenure saw many significant achieve-

ments in thefieldofarthistorical research,

includingtheestablishmentoftheNewYork

Art Resources Consortium and the Center

for the History of Collecting in America.

Her years as the Frick’s Chief Librarian

were marked by important technological

andprogrammingmilestonesthatadvanced

the Library’s services and reputation enor-

mously. The Trustees and staff gathered in

Octobertocelebratehermanyachievements

andtowishherwellinherretirement.

During the past twelve months nearly

six thousand researchers—more than ever

before—passedthroughtheLibrary’sdoors.

Inanongoingefforttoexpandandimprove

the services provided to these scholars, the

Librarywasinvolvedinanumberofspecial

projects, the most far-reaching of which

was undertaken in partnership with the

libraries of The Museum of Modern Art

and the Brooklyn Museum. The result was

the launch, in February 2009, of a shared

automatedlibrarysystemforallthreelibrar-

ies. Created with the financial support of

theAndrewW.MellonFoundation,thenew

system increased efficiency in a number

of areas, including cataloging, circulation,

interlibrary lending, and the processing of

acquisitions. The centerpiece of the sys-

tem is an online catalogue called Arcade,

whichholdsrecordsformorethan800,000

books,periodicals,auctioncatalogues,archi-

val materials, and electronic resources. In

addition,Arcade provides links to tables of

contents, book reviews, and even full-text

digitalcopies.

InpartnershipwiththeThomasJ.Watson

Library of The Metropolitan Museum of

Art, the Frick created a digital collection

of the 450 exhibition pamphlets and cata-

logues issued by New York City’s Macbeth

Gallery between 1895 and 1953. Now these

catalogues can be viewed in their entirety

throughArcade. Building on the success of

thisproject, thefourNYARCpartners—the

Frick and the libraries of The Museum of

ModernArt,theBrooklynMuseum,andThe

Metropolitan Museum of Art—are creat-

ing a similar collection of out-of-copyright

catalogues issued by the Knoedler Gallery.

Simultaneously,theFrickandtheMetlibrar-

ieswerepartof apilotprojectwith JSTOR

thatdigitizedapproximately1,500catalogues

from English and American auctions held

during the nineteenth and early twentieth

centuries.

The Library’s Photoarchive has contin-

ued to work to expand global access to its

collection.Inthefall,athree-yearprojectto

digitize negatives created during field cam-

paignsbythephotographersMarioSansoni

(in Italy) and A. C. Cooper (in London)

was completed. Since then, subscribers to

theARTstorimagelibraryhavebeenableto

viewimagesofthemorethan30,000works

ofartrecordedduringthesecampaigns.The

Frick is grateful to ARTstor for financially

supporting this important project. In May,

the Photoarchive and Digital Lab together

embarked on a two-year project to digitize

another 15,000 negatives from the Library’s

collection. This project, funded by the

National Endowment for the Humanities,

willprovideonlineaccesstoboththeimages

andrelevantdocumentationabouttheworks

ofartthroughARTstor.

Theuseofdigitalphotographsofarchi-

val material for publication and display

within the institution increases every year.

BetweenJulyandSeptember,morethanfour

hundred blueprints from the Frick archives

were treated and scanned by the Library’s

conservation department for use by the

curatorial and operations departments. As

in past years, the financial support of the

HelenClayFrickFoundationmadepossible

the preservation and digitizing of archival

imagesandfilm,includingthere-mastering

ofseventy-oneFrickfamilymotionpictures

filmedduringthedecadesbetween1910and

1960. Digitized photographs and film foot-

agefromthisprojectwereincorporatedinto

an introductory film for museum visitors,

whichwillmakeitsdebutin2010.

The Library’s current facility opened in

1935 and has supported the steady acqui-

sition of materials for nearly seventy-five

years. Inevitably, the day arrived when the

buildingcouldnolongerhousetheentirety

of its vast collection: in September, the

Library had to send materials off-site for

the first time in its history. Periodicals dat-

ing from 1931 to 2004 were selected, as the

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 8

majorityoftheseareeitheraccessibleonline

or available at other libraries in the area.

Theconservationdepartmentevaluatedand

treatedthe itemsandestablishedguidelines

for packaging them during transit, after

whichtheyweresenttoabookstoragefacil-

ity located in Patterson, New York. Since

then,thepublicservicesstaffhasworkedto

provide uninterrupted service by efficiently

coordinating the retrieval of stored items,

arranging interlibrary loans, or—when

appropriate—guiding researchers to online,

full-textalternatives.

Sinceitsestablishmentin2007,theCenter

fortheHistoryofCollectinginAmericahas

reinvigorated the Frick’s commitment to

playingaproactiveroleinshapingarthistor-

icalscholarship.Thankstoagenerouschal-

lenge grant from Trustee Melvin R. Seiden,

matchedbynumeroussupporters,theCenter

is on sound financial footing. During this

past year, it hosted three symposia, each of

whichattractedacapacitycrowdofscholars,

dealers,andcollectors.Thefirstsymposium,

held in November, was co-hosted by the

Madrid-based Centro de Estudios Europa

Hispanica. Titled “Collecting Spanish Art:

Spain’s Golden Age and America’s Gilded

Age,” this two-day event honored Professor

JonathanBrownoftheInstituteofFineArts,

New York University, for his longstanding

supportofboththeLibraryandtheCenter.

Thesecondsymposium,inMarch,calledfor

paperson“TheAmericanArtistasCollector,

from the Enlightenment to the Post-War

Era.”Thethird,sponsoredbytheConsulate

GeneraloftheKingdomofTheNetherlands

aspartoftheNewYork400Celebrationand

the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, focused

on “Holland’s Golden Age in America:

Collecting the Art of Rembrandt, Vermeer,

and Hals.” Held in May, the symposium

included an interview with Eijk and Rose-

MarievanOtterloo,contemporarycollectors

ofDutchart.

Lastbutnot least, theCenterwelcomed

four Samuel H. Kress research fellows and

thefirstofsixlong-termLeonLevyfellows,

each of whom offered presentations about

their research at the Fellows’ Forums orga-

nizedbythestaffoftheCenter.

Foryears,theLibraryhasbeenacknowl-

edgedbythoseinthefieldasoneofAmerica’s

foremostinstitutionsforthestudyofart.As

a resultof theever-increasingonlineaccess

to its collections, outreach by its staff, and

a renewed commitment to programmatic

support of new scholarship, the Library

has of late been receiving recognition by

non-specialists as well. Its higher profile

and the many accomplishments detailed

in this report were made possible by the

leadership and collaborative spirit of the

Library’sdepartmentheadsand,inturn,by

the support they receive from the Director

and Trustees of The Frick Collection.—

Inge Reist, Chief of Research Collections and

Programs and Director of the Center for the

History of Collecting in America

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 9

Exhibitions

Andrea Riccio: Renaissance Master of Bronze

October15,2008,throughJanuary18,2009

Masterpieces of European Painting from the

Norton Simon Museum

February10throughMay10,2009

Portraits, Pastels, Prints:

Whistler in The Frick Collection

June2throughAugust23,2009

Lectures

October1,2008

“A Born Trader and a Close Buyer & a D—

Smart Man”: Henry Clay Frick and His Art

Dealers

CynthiaSaltzman,author

October15,2008

Riccio’s Statuettes: Making and Meaning

PetaMotture,SeniorCuratorofSculpture,

VictoriaandAlbertMuseum,London

Presentation of this lecture was made possible

by the Italian Cultural Institute of New York.

October22,2008

Art for the People: Art Museums in

Nineteenth-Century Britain

GilesWaterfield,Director,RoyalCollection

Studies,AttinghamTrust,andAssociate

Lecturer,CourtauldInstituteofArt,

London

November12,2008

Avatars of the Golden Calf in the Work

of Andrea Riccio

AlexanderNagel,ProfessorofRenaissance

ArtHistory,InstituteofFineArts,NewYork

University

Presentation of this lecture was made possible

by the Italian Cultural Institute of New York.

November19,2008

Earth, Metal, Wood, Wax: How Verrocchio

Mixed Media and Transformed the Nature

of Renaissance Art

ChristinaNeilson,InstructorinRenaissance

andBaroqueArtHistory,OberlinCollege

December10,2008

Andrea Riccio: A Sculptor and an Exhibition

DeniseAllen,Curator,TheFrickCollection

January17,2009

Riccio and the Art of Inspiration

AndrewButterfield,President,Andrew

ButterfieldFineArts

January21,2009

Artists,Poets,andWritersLectureSeries

Surveillance as a Narrative Device in the

Motion Pictures of the Rufus Corporation

EveSussman,artist

The Artists, Poets, and Writers Lecture Series

is made possible through the generous support

of the Drue Heinz Trust.

February11,2009

Norton Winfred Simon and the Formation

of His Collection

CarolTogneri,ChiefCurator,Norton

SimonMuseum,Pasadena

March4,2009

The Régence Picture Frame and Its Afterlife

NicholasPenny,DirectoroftheNational

Gallery,London

This lecture was made possible by a grant

from the U.S. Institute of Museum and

Library Services.

March11,2009

The Rocky Road to Paradise:

Jacopo Bassano’s FlightintoEgypt

BeverlyLouiseBrown,independentscholar

Public Programming

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 10

Friday,March20,2009

TheSamuelH.KressLecturein

MuseumEducation

Trafficking in Truth: Remarks on the

Educational Mission of Museums

PhilipW.Jackson,DavidLeeShillinglaw

DistinguishedServiceProfessorinthe

DepartmentsofEducationandPsychology,

UniversityofChicago

Funding for this lecture was provided by

The Samuel H. Kress Foundation.

March25,2009

“Why Seek Ye the Living among the Dead?”

Rubens’s HolyWomenattheSepulchre,

from the Norton Simon Museum

PeterC.Sutton,TheSusanE.Lynch

ExecutiveDirector,BruceMuseum,

Greenwich,Connecticut

April15,2009

A Collector on the Cutting Edge: Jean-Henri

Eberts, Banker, Art Lover, and Agent in

Pre-Revolutionary Paris

ChristophFrank,ChairofArtand

ArchitecturalHistory,Academyof

Architecture,UniversityofLugano,

Mendrisio,Switzerland

This lecture was the seventh in the annual

series sponsored by the Council of The Frick

Collection.

April22,2009

Guercino’s AldrovandiDog: The Dog in Art

from the Renaissance to Today

EdgarPetersBowron,AudreyJonesBeck

CuratorofEuropeanArt,MuseumofFine

Arts,Houston

April29,2009

Rivalries and Reputations in the Gilded

Age: Manet, Meissonier, and the Birth

of Impressionism

RossKing,authorandcurator

May6,2009

AlexGordonLectureintheHistoryofArt

StillLifewithLemons,OrangesandaRose:

Zurbarán’s Singular Masterpiece and the

Genre of the Still Life in Seville

WilliamJordan,arthistorian

June10,2009

Duveen, Bardini, Volpi, and the Collecting

of Renaissance Furniture in America

CharlotteVignon,AndrewW.Mellon

CuratorialFellow,TheFrickCollection

Symposia

November21–22,2008

Collecting Spanish Art: Spain’s Golden Age

and America’s Gilded Age

PresentedbytheCenterfortheHistoryof

CollectinginAmericaincollaborationwith

theCentrodeEstudiosEuropaHispánica,

Madrid,inhonorofJonathanBrown,

CarrollandMiltonPetrieProfessorof

FineArts,InstituteofFineArts,NewYork

University

January20,2009

Andrea Riccio: Renaissance Master of Bronze

AstudydaypresentedbyTheFrick

Collectionandmadepossiblebythe

generoussupportofRobertH.Smithand

theArthurRossFoundation

January26,2009

The Philippe de Montebello Years: Curators

Celebrate Three Decades of Acquisitions

PresentedbytheCenterfortheHistory

ofCollectinginAmericaandThe

MetropolitanArtMuseumofArt,with

supportfromtheSamuelH.Kress

Foundation

March6–7,2009

The American Artist as Collector, from the

Enlightenment to the Post-War Era

PresentedbytheCenterfortheHistoryof

CollectinginAmericaandmadepossibleby

thegeneroussupportofMelvinR.Seiden

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 11

April3–4,2009

A Symposium on the History of Art

PresentedbyTheFrickCollectionandthe

InstituteofFineArts,NewYorkUniversity

May15–16,2009

Holland’s Golden Age in America: Collecting

the Art of Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Hals

PresentedbytheCenterfortheHistoryof

CollectinginAmericaandsponsoredby

theConsulateGeneraloftheKingdomof

TheNetherlandsandtheSamuelH.Kress

Foundation

Publications

Exhibition Catalogues

DeniseAllenandPeterMottureetal.,

Andrea Riccio: Renaissance Master of Bronze,

publishedinassociationwithPhilipWilson

Publishers,London,2008

MargaretIacono,Masterpieces of European

Painting from the Norton Simon Museum,

2009

Council Lecture Series

HilaryBallon,Mr. Frick’s Palace,2009

Concerts

July8,2008

Calefax, reed quintet

August12,2008

EnsembleCaprice,period instrument

ensemble

October12,2008

HugoWolfQuartet

October26,2008

AlexandreTharaud,piano

November9,2008

KussQuartet

November23,2008

CoraBurggraaf,mezzo-soprano, in

NewYorkrecitaldebut,withJonathan

Kelly,piano

January18,2009

Ma’alotQuintet,windensemble

February15,2009

AtriumQuartetinNewYorkdebut

March15,2009

JulianRachlin,violinist and violist,inNew

Yorkdebut,withItamarGolan, piano

April5,2009

ByronSchenkman, piano

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 12

April19,2009

GeringasBarytonTrio: violin, baryton,and

cello,inNewYorkdebut

May3,2009

TempestadiMare:recorder, theorbo, cello,

andsoprano,inNewYorkdebut

GiftsandExchanges

Onehundredfifty-sixtitles(308vols.),gift

oftheMarilenaFerrari–FMRFoundation,

Milan.NotableamongthesewereDucato

di Milano (2vols.,2000);Italia asburgica

(2vols.,1996);La Reggia di Là da l’Acqua:

Il giardino e il palazzo dei duchi di Parma

(1991);Repubblica di Genova(3vols.,

2002).Repubblica di Venezia (7vols.,2003);

Stati pontifici (4vols.,1995);Stati Sabaudi

(2vols.,2000);andVicariati pontifici

(2vols.,2002).

The Walpole Society Notebooks(forty-two

volumeset),giftofDeCourcyE.McIntosh

Monographies des Hôtels: Textes Historiques

(2vols.),oneonLe Marais,theotheron

Le Faubourg Saint Germain,Paris,1964and

1966;giftofRobertHelbiginhonorofhis

father,EugeneS.Helbig,R.A.

GiovanniAgosti,ed.,Altri quaranta dipinti

antichi della Collezione Saibene,Verona,

2008;giftofGiovanniAgosti

StephanKemperdickandJochenSander,

eds.,The Master of Flémalle and Rogier

van der Weyden(exhibitioncatalogue,

StädelMuseum,FrankfurtamMain,and

Gemäldegalerie,Berlin),Ostfildern,2009;

giftoftheStädelMuseum

AnnaKoopstra,etal.,Schattengalerie: Die

verlorenen Werke der Gemäldesammlung,

Munich,2008;giftofLouisaWoodRuby

JolandaRomeroandInésVallejo,José

Guerrero. Catálogo razonado,Granada,2007;

giftofSydneyShaperinmemoryofMary

V.Shaper

MarinoSanudo,Venice, città excelentissima:

Selections from the Renaissance Diaries of

Marin Sanudo, PatriciaH.Labalmeand

LauraSanguinetiWhite,eds.,Baltimore,

2008;giftofGeorgeLabalme

LeslieShore,Small Paintings of the Masters:

Masterpieces Reproduced in Actual Size,

3vols.,Redding,Connecticut,1980;giftof

OttoNauman

MaïthéVallés-Bled,Vlaminck (Wildenstein

Institutecatalogueraisonné),trans.

byTimothyStroud,Paris,2008;giftof

Wildenstein&Co.,throughEliotRowlands

Notable Library Acquisitions

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 13

Purchases

OskarBatschmannandPaulMüller,

Ferdinand Hodler: Catalogue Raisonné der

Gemälde,Band I, Die Landschaften,2vols.,

Zurich,2008;purchasedthrough

theAmbassadorWalterJ.P.CurleyFund

GeoffreyDeBellaigue,French Porcelain in

the Collection of Her Majesty the Queen,

3vols.,London,2009;purchasedthroughthe

generosityofRobertH.andClariceSmith

WilliamBemrose,A Descriptive Catalogue

of Porcelain and Other Art Objects in the

Collection of William Bemrose, Elmhurst,

Derby,Derby,1898;purchasedthroughthe

generosityofRobertH.andClariceSmith

AndreasBräm,Neapolitanische Bilderbibeln

des Trecento: Anjou-Buchmaleriei von

Robert dem Weisen bis zu Johann I,2vols.,

Wiesbaden,2007;purchasedthroughthe

RobertLehmanFund

Guy-PatriceDauberville,Renoir: Catalogue

raisonné des tableaux, pastels, dessins et

aquarelles,2vols.,Paris,2007–9;purchased

throughtheGerschelFundinmemoryof

AndréMeyer

DorotheaDiemer,etal.,Die Münchner

Kunstkammer,3vols.,Munich,2008;

purchasedthroughthegenerosityofRobert

H.andClariceSmith

C.L.J.Durch,Beschreibung des

ammanschen Bildercabinets zu

Schaffhausen,1775

AksiniiaDzhurova,Répertoire des

manuscrits grecs enluminés (IXe – Xe siècles),

CentredeRecherchesSlavo-Byzantines

“IvanDujcev,”UniversitédeSofiaSaint

Clémentd’Ohrid,Sofia,Bulgaria,2006;

purchasedthroughtheHomeland

FoundationFund

R.J.C.vanHelden,Catalogus Martin

Monnickendam,3vols.,Zwolleand

Amsterdam,2009;purchasedthrough

thegenerosityofWilliamNoortman

N.I.Komashko,Russian Hagiographical

Icons,Moscow,2007;purchasedthrough

theHomelandFoundationFund

TheoandFransLaurentius,Watermarks,

1650–1700, Found in the Zeeland Archives,

‘tGoy-Houtent,TheNetherlands,2008

TomásLlorensSerra,Julio González:

Catálogo general razonado de las pinturas,

esculturas y dibujos,Madrid,2007

GerLuijten,ed.,Frans Hogenberg:

Broadsheets,2vols.,Amsterdam,2009

TimMcCormick,etal.,First Views of

Australia, 1788–1825: A History of Early

Sydney,Chippendale,Australia,1987

JaimePassolasJáuregui,Juan Martínez

Montañes,2vols.,Seville,2008

CarlosdelPulgarSabín,Artistas Pintores,

Barcelona,2009;purchasedthroughthe

CharlesRyskampFund

MichaelRoth,Matthias Grünewald: Die

Zeichnungen,Ostfildern,2008;purchased

throughtheHomelandFoundationFund

NicolásSalvadorEgido,Artistas Asturianos,

10vols.,Oviedo,2002

PierreSanchez,Dictionnaire des

Indépendants: Répertoire des exposants et

liste des oeuvres présentées, 1920–50,3vols.,

Dijon,2008;purchasedthrough

theFlorenceGouldFoundationFund

Juan-RamónTriadó,El paisaje: De Giotto

a Antonio López,Barcelona,2007

HarryVanRompaey,Dictionary of Bird

and Wildlife Painters,2vols.,Edegem,

Belgium,2006

KarlBernhardWohlert,Karl Hofer:

Werkverzeichnis der Gemälde,3vols.,

Cologne,2007;purchasedthroughthe

SamuelSachsIIFund

GertWoll,Edvard Munch: Complete

Paintings, Catalogue Raisonné,4vols.,

London,2009;purchasedthroughthePaul

PennoyerFund

Dissertation-programme de la plus ancienne

manufacture de porcelain d’Europe:

À l’occasion de son deux-centième

anniversaire Meissen,NewYork,1910;

purchasedthroughthegenerosityof

RobertH.andClariceSmith

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 14

Statement of Financial Position June30,2009,and2008

2009 2008

Assets

Cashandcashequivalents $ 2,682,055 $ 1,598,364

Contributionsreceivable 4,717,317 3,865,444

Duefrombrokerforsecuritiessold 111,722 728,573

Prepaidpensioncost — 694,274

Inventory 662,312 701,384

Otherprepaidexpenses,

receivables,andotherassets 936,182 1,013,607

Investmentsinrealestate,atcost 3,101,573 3,033,855

Investmentsinsecurities 195,396,237 248,047,092

Propertyandequipment,net 18,004,325 18,222,171

Total assets $ 225,611,723 $ 277,904,764

Liabilities and net assets

Accountspayable,accruedexpenses,

anddeferredincome 1,536,132 1,993,944

Accruedpostretirementhealthand

otherbenefits 5,117,893 4,725,500

Accruedpensionbenefits 2,290,857

Total liabilities 8,944,882 6,719,444

Net assets

Unrestricted 176,622,195 231,841,324

Temporarilyrestricted 4,467,960 5,273,252

Permanentlyrestricted 35,576,686 34,070,744

Total net assets 216,666,841 271,185,320

Total liabilities and net assets $ 225,611,723 $ 277,904,764

Note 1

For purposes of brevity, the June 30, 2009, financial

informationpresentedhereisexcerptedfromTheFrick

Collection’sauditedfinancialstatementsaspreparedby

the independent accounting firm of O’Connor Davies

Munns&Dobbins,LLP.,whichrenderedanunqualified

opinionastothosestatements’conformancewithgener-

allyacceptedaccountingprinciples.Thisexcerptedinfor-

mation does not include the Statement of Cash Flows

orthefootnotes,whichare integral toa fullpresenta-

tion of the Collection’s financial position. A complete

ReportoftheIndependentAuditorsisavailablebywrit-

ingtothedevelopmentofficeofTheFrickCollection.

Note 2: Measure of Operations

Operations include all revenues and expenses that are

an integralpartof itsprogramsandsupportingactivi-

ties. The measure of operations includes investment

incomeequaltothe4.5%spendingrate(seeNote3)and

excludesinvestmentreturninexcessof,orlessthan,the

spendingrate.Themeasureofoperationsalsoexcludes

permanentlyrestrictedcontributions;purchaseandsale

of Collection items; unsolicited, unrestricted contribu-

tionsof$50,000ormore,whichareboarddesignatedfor

long-term investment as funds functioning as endow-

ment; depreciation of fixed assets; and releases of net

assetsfromrestrictionsrelatedtonon-operatingitems.

Note 3: Spending Rate

The Collection manages its pooled investments on a

totalreturnbasis.Topreservetheinvestments’long-term

purchasingpower, theCollectionmakesavailable tobe

spenteachyearapercentageof the investmentportfo-

lio’saveragemarketvalueforthetwelvequartersending

theMarchpriortothebeginningofthefiscalyear.The

spendingratewas4.5%forfiscalyear2009and4.25%for

fiscalyear2008.

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 15

Unrestricted Total

Board Temporarily Permanently General Designated Total Restricted Restricted 2009 2008

Operating support and revenues

Netinvestmentreturn $ 10,540,130 $ $ 10,540,130 $ $ $ 10,540,130 $ 10,002,582

Otherinterestincome 5,130 145,227 150,357 (3,582) 146,775 72,900

Contributions 3,242,080 3,242,080 4,738,994 7,981,074 5,991,419

Admissionfees 2,821,937 2,821,937 2,821,937 2,681,745

Membership 1,201,421 1,201,421 1,201,421 1,638,564

Bookstoresalesandmiscellaneous 1,246,146 1,246,146 1,246,146 1,345,725

19,056,844 145,227 19,202,071 4,735,412 — 23,937,483 21,732,935

Netassetsreleasedfromrestrictions 1,978,868 1,978,868 (1,978,868) — —

Total operating support and revenues 21,035,712 145,227 21,180,939 2,756,544 — 23,937,483 21,732,935

Operating expenses

Museum programs

Operations 5,285,423 5,285,423 5,285,423 5,097,824

Specialexhibitions,concerts,andlectures 1,345,104 1,345,104 1,345,104 2,120,118

Bookstore,includingcostofsales 1,178,091 1,178,091 1,178,091 1,274,695

Total museum programs 7,808,618 7,808,618 — 7,808,618 8,492,637

Library programs

Operations 3,765,644 3,765,644 3,765,644 3,613,599

Specialprograms 842,160 842,160 842,160 764,466

Total library programs 4,607,804 4,607,804 — 4,607,804 4,378,065

Total programs 12,416,422 12,416,422 — 12,416,422 12,870,702

Supporting services

Generalandadministrative 6,430,154 6,430,154 6,430,154 6,440,409

Fundraising 1,589,696 1,589,696 1,589,696 1,557,612

Total supporting services 8,019,850 8,019,850 — 8,019,850 7,998,021

Total operating expenses 20,436,272 20,436,272 — 20,436,272 20,868,723

Excess (deficiency) of operating support

and revenues over operating expenses 599,440 145,227 744,667 2,756,544 — 3,501,211 864,212

Non-operating changes to net assets

Contributions 1,505,942 1,505,942 2,465,745

Depreciation (1,445,756) (1,445,756) (1,445,756) (1,387,596)

AcquisitionofCollectionitems (4,800) (4,800) (4,800) (55,639)

Netinvestmentreturndesignatedfor

long-terminvestment (51,732,654) (51,732,654) (3,518,844) (55,251,498) (25,239,511)

Pensionandpost-retirementbenefitplan

liabilityadjustment (2,823,578) (2,823,578) (2,823,578) (1,489,405)

Netassetsreleasedfromrestrictionsforinvestment 42,992 42,992 (42,992)

Total non-operating changes to net assets (2,828,378) (53,135,418) (55,963,796) (3,561,836) 1,505,942 (58,019,690) (25,706,406)

Change in net assets (2,228,938) (52,990,191) (55,219,129) (805,292) 1,505,942 (54,518,479) (24,842,194)

Net assets

Beginningofyear $ 7,215,298 $224,626,026 $ 231,841,324 $ 5,273,252 $ 34,070,744 $ 271,185,320 $296,027,514

Endofyear $4,986,360 $ 171,635,835 $ 176,622,195 $4,467,960 $35,576,686 $ 216,666,841 $ 271,185,320

Statement of Activities June30,2009(withcomparativetotalsfortheyearendedJune30,2008)

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 16

$250,000 and aboveTheArnholdFoundation

Mr.andMrs.WalterA.Eberstadt

TheFlorenceGouldFoundation

TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation

NationalEndowmentfortheHumanities

Mr.andMrs.StephenA.Schwarzman

MelvinR.SeidenandJanineLuke

RobertH.SmithFamilyFoundation

$100,000 to $249,999JohnandConstanceBirkelund

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahM.Bogert

Mr.andMrs.Jean-MarieEveillard

TheHelenClayFrickFoundation

AgnesGund

Mr.andMrs.FranklinW.Hobbs

SamuelH.KressFoundation

EstateofJosephF.McCrindle

Mr.andMrs.HowardPhippsJr.

AsoO.Tavitian

$50,000 to $99,999TheDavidBergFoundation

Mr.andMrs.PeterP.BlanchardIII

TheAlexanderBodiniFoundation

DonnaJoseyChapman

CharinaEndowmentFund

BarbaraG.Fleischman

Mrs.HenryClayFrickII

Mr.andMrs.J.TomilsonHillIII

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Horvitz

InstituteofMuseumandLibraryServices

Mrs.StephenM.Kellen

Mr.andMrs.StephenRobert

Mr.andMrs.ConstantineSidamon-Eristoff

ThawCharitableTrust

Mr.andMrs.ThomasJ.Tisch

$25,000 to $49,999IreneRooseveltAitken

AugeoAffinityMarketing

Mr.andMrs.I.TownsendBurdenIII

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.BurnsJr.

EdwardLeeCave

Mr.andMrs.MinturnV.Chace

HesterDiamond

Mr.andMrs.L.F.BokerDoyle

Mrs.CharlesH.Dyson

FrancisFinlay

PeterandGailGoltra

CharlesHackandAngellaHearn

TheRobertK.JohnsonFoundation

ChristianK.Keesee

FrederickR.Koch

EdieLangnerandMichaelH.Coles

Mr.andMrs.DavidM.Leuschen

Mr.andMrs.ThomasLoring

Mr.andMrs.PeterP.Marino

ThePierreandTanaMatisseFoundation

Consulate-GeneraloftheKingdomofthe

Netherlands

DianeAllenNixon

Mr.andMrs.BernardG.Palitz

LauraPels

Dr.andMrs.JamesS.Reibel

Mr.andMrs.JamesSimons

Mr.andMrs.PaulSoros

StrategicRealEstateAdvisors,London

TheWidgeonPointCharitableFoundation

Dr.andMrs.MalcolmH.Wiener

Mrs.CharlesWrightsman

$10,000 to $24,999Mr.andMrs.AnthonyAmes

Helen-MaeandSeymourAskin

CaroleParsonsBailey

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherBeale

Mr.andMrs.LucianoBerti

Gifts and Grants

W e deeply appreciate the generos-

ityoftheindividuals,foundations,

andcorporationsthatmadesubstantialcon-

tributions to The Frick Collection during

the past fiscal year, July 1, 2008, to June 30,

2009.Thesegiftsandgrantsprovidedvitally

needed general operating funds as well as

support for a range of projects, includ-

ingspecialexhibitionsandpublications,the

education program, Library acquisitions,

conservation equipment andmaterials, and

services to scholars. We are most grateful

to our supporters for their help in funding

theseimportantprogramsandservices.

To read about the Frick’s many activi-

ties and accomplishments of the past fiscal

year,pleaseseethecompleteAnnualReport,

whichispostedonlineatwww.frick.org.

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 17

JeanA.Bonna

YukiandAlexBouzari

TheHonorableandMrs.WalterJ.P.Curley

FilomenM.D’AgostinoFoundation

Mr.andMrs.MarvinH.DavidsonJr.

Mr.andMrs.PierreJ.deVegh

JoanneduPontFoster

Mr.andMrs.MichaelE.Gellert

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeJ.GillespieIII

Mr.andMrs.AlainGoldrach

Mrs.HenryGrunwald

NicholasH.J.Hall

PatriciaandRodesHart

Mr.andMrs.RogerHertog

Dr.andMrs.PeterHeydon

F.M.KirbyFoundation

Mr.andMrs.JonLandau

ArthurL.Loeb

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Marion

RobertandClareMcKeon

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahMilbankIII

NationalEndowmentfortheArts

Dr.DavidOrentreich

Mr.andMrs.GregoryK.Palm

BillyRoseFoundation

ArthurRossFoundation

Mr.andMrs.CharlesM.Royce

LouisaStudeSarofim

Dr.StephenK.ScherandJanieP.Woo

Mr.andMrs.StanleyDeForestScott

ThePeterJaySharpFoundation

SuzettedeMarignySmith

WilliamJ.Solloway

ElizabethM.Stafford

BeatriceStern

Mr.andMrs.DavidM.Tobey

Mr.andMrs.NormanH.Volk

TheWallaceFoundation

JoanWeberman

Dr.andMrs.RobertD.Wickham

BaronessMariucciaZerilli-Marimò

$5,000 to $9,999AcornHillFoundation

JoanTaubAdesandAlanM.Ades

AllenR.AdlerandFrancesBeattyAdler

Mr.andMrs.ScottM.Black

TheHonorableandMrs.W.L.LyonsBrown

Mr.andMrs.SamuelC.Butler

Mrs.ChristopherC.Y.Chen

SharleenCooperCohen

Mr.andMrs.EdgarM.Cullman

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherC.Davis

AntalPostdeBekessy

TheHonorableand

Mrs.EnriquillodelRosario

Mr.andMrs.DouglasDurst

Mr.andMrs.StevenG.Einhorn

TheCharlesEngelhardFoundation

KatherineFarleyandJerryI.Speyer

MarthaFleischman

EliseD.FrickandJohnA.Garraty

Mr.andMrs.PatrickA.Gerschel

SirDavidGibbonsandLadyGibbons

Mr.andMrs.DonaldJ.Gordon

MarthaM.Hare

Mr.andMrs.MichaelHarkins

Mr.andMrs.SpencerHays

Mr.andMrs.GregoryHedberg

Mrs.HenryJ.HeinzII

MarleneHessandJamesDavidZirin

LaurenHubbell

ItalianCulturalInstituteofNewYork

BettyWoldJohnson

Mr.andMrs.ThomasKranz

MargoMortonLangenberg

Mr.andMrs.RonaldS.Lauder

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderM.Laughlin

Mr.andMrs.HowardG.Lepow

LeonLevyFoundation

Mr.andMrs.IraA.Lipman

JanetMavecandE.WayneNordberg

TheCurtisW.McGrawFoundation

TobiasMeyer

Mr.andMrs.MarkL.Moehlman

LisaD.Morse

OceanicHeritageFoundation

Mr.andMrs.ChipsC.Page

BridgetRestivo

BarbaraA.Reuterand

WilliamJ.WilliamsJr.

TheHonorableandMrs.FelixG.Rohatyn

AlanE.Salz

Mr.andMrs.JulioMarioSantoDomingo

JeanetteSarkisianandPaulA.Wagner

RobertaandIrwinSchneiderman

F.RandallSmithandJudithSmith

ElizabethF.StriblingandGuyRobinson

ElizabethStrong-Cuevas

MelindaandPaulSullivan

MiltonS.Teicher

BrittTidelius

Mr.andMrs.HerbertWachtell

GeorgeandFernWachter

LynneM.Wheat

AllisonWhiting

Mr.andMrs.JamesJ.Wilson

JenniferWright

$1,000 to $4,999AnnaM.Abrams

HaroldM.AbramsandNinaMaksoudova

TheAchelisFoundation

JulianAgnew

TheAhmansonFoundation

FarahM.Amid

Mr.andMrs.MarkAppel

PageAshley

Mr.andMrs.ScottAsplundh

EikoandMichaelAssael

ChristinaBaltz

ElizabethA.Baltz

AndrewBarroway

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 18

JosephandGailBarry

AnneH.Bass

Mr.andMrs.JonathanBeer

JanePooleBendheim

SuzyBiszantz

FrancesandEdwardMcC.Blair

Mr.andMrs.HarveyR.Blau

AllanBlock

Mr.andMrs.JonathanBoos

TheHonorableandMrs.DenisBovin

AllysonBowen

W.MarkBrady

Mr.andMrs.AndersBrag

Mrs.JacksonBurke

Mrs.JamesE.Burke

Mr.andMrs.MichaelCaruso

Mr.andMrs.ThomasA.Cassilly

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherT.Clark

StuartH.Coleman

AnnikaConnor

RobertCouturier

StoningtonCox

T.A.Cox

EdnaC.Craddock

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherScottCrain

MarySharpCronson

Mr.andMrs.GlennM.Darden

SriramP.Das

Mr.andMrs.CharlesdeGunzburg

Mr.andMrs.MichaeldeHavenon

Mr.andMrs.GonzalodeLasHeras

ColleenDeLeeandMichaelF.Perlis

Mr.andMrs.JosephDellaRosa

DemoulasFoundation

Mr.andMrs.PaulDesmaraisIII

Mrs.C.DouglasDillon

ElaineM.Drew

JacquelinF.DruckerandJohnH.Drucker

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Duff

R.GordonFauxIII

Mr.andMrs.MartinFeldstein

JeraldDillonFessenden

Mr.andMrs.TimothyO.Fisher

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.FlynnJr.

DavidB.Ford

Mr.andMrs.LuciusL.Fowler

Ernst&ElfriedeFrankFoundation

Mr.andMrs.WilliamP.Frank

Mr.andMrs.PeterFrelinghuysen

Mr.andMrs.RalphFreydberg

AndrewFriedman

RobertL.Froelich

PaigeGamble

StephenA.Geiger

AlanGerry

SusanGlesby

JoelM.Goldfrank

DavidGoldmanandMarkSchaffer

Mr.andMrs.HubertL.Goldschmidt

RobertB.Goldsmithand

Dr.TeresaA.Carbone

Mr.andMrs.BernardGray

NotoyaGreenandFrederick

Mwangaguhunga

Mr.andMrs.NigelGreig

ElizabethGrimaldiandJonKurpis

Dr.LucindaA.Harris

ChristopherHeathandLisaSelby

Mr.andMrs.CharlesHeimbold

JuneHunt-Mayer

ErinIsakov

Mr.andMrs.WarrenS.Josephy

HonorableBruceM.Kaplanand

JanetYaseen

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeS.Kaufman

HansW.Kertess

ProfessorJosephLeoKoernerand

MargaretL.Koster

PhyllisL.Kossoff

EugeneM.LangFoundation

CorneliaLeeandKatherineLee

DanLevineandJessieTisch

LaurenceLevine*

Mr.andMrs.JulianEdmondPaulLewison

Mr.andMrs.ThomasLinden

CarolineM.Lowndes

DuncanMacGuigan

TheHonorableandMrs.EarleI.Mack

Mr.andMrs.RobertA.Martin

JenniferMathews

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.McCormick

Mr.andMrs.MichaelMeehan

KatherineWoodwardMellon

Mr.andMrs.RichardL.Menschel

RebekahMercerandSylvainMirochnikoff

SamuelC.Miller

Mr.andMrs.SylvesterMiniterIV

SandraE.Mintz

JuliaMoore

TaraMorley

Mr.andMrs.LesterS.MorseJr.

Mr.andMrs.BentonMoyer

TheVincentMulfordFoundation

PhilipR.Munger

AliNamvar

TheNetherland-AmericaFoundation

EldoS.NettoJr.

TheNeuFoundationofCalifornia

CeliaNicholsandJosefNajar

RuthannG.Niosi

DavidNolan

Mr.andMrs.WilsonNolen

AlbericParadisoand

MaximilianoDelVento

EileenM.PatrickandJeffreyJ.Ervine

Mr.andMrs.DouglasL.Paul

Mr.JayR.Paul

EdwardPerlberg

RussellGerardPiccione

RobertSPirie

AlexandraCarolinePorter

* deceased

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Mr.andMrs.FrançoisPoulet

Mrs.LewisT.Preston

Mr.andMrs.H.CharlesPriceII

JoshuaW.Prueher

Mr.andMrs.JamesPurchas

TheGraceJonesRichardsonTrust

Dr.ElliottC.Rosch

Mr.andMrs.JonathanRosen

Mr.andMrs.AlfredRoss

CharlesA.Ryskamp

DanielleSapse

PeterK.Scaturro

EmilySchendelandAlexDaniels

Mr.WilliamR.Schermerhornand

Mr.DanielDutcher

CyliaG.Siedenburg

DebbieSilverman

RobertandDianaSmith

Mrs.CharlesF.Smithers

Dr.RobertC.andTinaSohnFoundation

Mr.andMrs.HowardSolomon

SarahSpencerFoundation

GeraldG.Stiebeland

PenelopeHunter-Stiebel

PeaceSullivan

Mr.andMrs.AlexTisch

EllenTotten

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.TownsendIII

TheTownsendFamilyFoundation

JohnVanBuren

SueErpfVandeBovenkamp,for

TheArmandG.ErpfFund

Dr.KarlM.F.Wamsler

StephenL.WeinerandLauraCarr

Mrs.HenryH.Weldon

GrantWentworth

Mr.andMrs.VictorWright

OliviaWu

Mr.andMrs.DavidZalaznick

ChristinaZilber

Annual Report July 2008 – June 2009 20

Founder’s SocietyTheFounder’sSocietyrecognizesandhon-

orsindividualswhoprovidecriticalsupport

toTheFrickCollectionthroughbequests,

charitableremaindertrusts,leadtrusts,or

otherplanned-givingarrangements.

EstateofJ.PhilipAnderegg

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahM.Bogert

HelenClayChace

Mrs.WilliamStrattonClark

DianeDunne

EstateofHenryClayFrickII

EstateofAlexGordon

AgnesGund

EstateofJosephF.McCrindle

EstateofStephenMorrow

EstateofVirginiaW.Ortlieb

EstateofMrs.JacobusPierot

Mrs.EdmundM.Speer

MichaelTully

AliceJeanZuccaire

Honorary FellowsMrs.PerryR.Bass

TheodoreDell

LeComted’Haussonville

EverettFahy

Dr.andMrs.IraH.Kaufman

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Marion

Mrs.PaulMellon

EdgarMunhall

CharlesA.Ryskamp

SamuelSachsII

Mrs.WilliamSuhr

Mr.andMrs.EugeneVictorThaw

FredericavonStade

Director’s CircleIreneRooseveltAitken

Mr.andMrs.HenryH.Arnhold

JohnandConstanceBirkelund

Mr.andMrs.PeterP.BlanchardIII

TheHonorableDanieleBodini

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahM.Bogert

Mr.andMrs.I.TownsendBurdenIII

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.BurnsJr.

EdwardLeeCave

Mr.andMrs.MinturnV.Chace

HesterDiamond

Mr.andMrs.L.F.BokerDoyle

Mrs.CharlesH.Dyson

BrunoandSilviaEberli

Mr.andMrs.WalterA.Eberstadt

Mr.andMrs.Jean-MarieEveillard

FrancisFinlay

BarbaraG.Fleischman

Mrs.HenryClayFrickII

PeterandGailGoltra

Mrs.HenryGrunwald

AgnesGund

Mr.andMrs.FranklinW.Hobbs

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Horvitz

Mrs.StephenM.Kellen

FrederickR.Koch

EdieLangnerandMichaelH.Coles

Mr.andMrs.SamuelI.NewhouseJr.

DianeAllenNixon

Mr.andMrs.BernardG.Palitz

LauraPels

Mr.andMrs.HowardPhippsJr.

Dr.andMrs.JamesS.Reibel

Mr.andMrs.JohnR.Robinson

Mr.andMrs.JuanA.Sabater

Dr.andMrs.NathanE.Saint-Amand

Mr.andMrs.StephenA.Schwarzman

Mr.andMrs.ConstantineSidamon-Eristoff

AsoO.Tavitian

Mr.andMrs.DavidM.Tobey

Mrs.CharlesWrightsman

Curatorial Visiting CommitteeFrancesBeattyAdler

IreneRooseveltAitken

Helen-MaeandSeymourAskin

W.MarkBrady

HesterDiamond

ElizabethEveillard

MarthaFleischman

MichaelGallagher

AnneGoldrach

CharlesHack

MicheleBeinyHarkins

JonLandau

NancyA.Marks

JanetMavec

TobiasMeyer

DianeAllenNixon

Mrs.GregoryK.Palm

AlanE.Salz

StephenK.Scher

BeatriceStern

GeorgeC.Wachter

Henry Clay Frick FellowsMr.andMrs.PaulSoros

Sustaining FellowsHelen-MaeandSeymourAskin

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherBeale

Mr.andMrs.PierreJ.deVegh

JoanneduPontFoster

Mr.andMrs.RogerHertog

Mr.andMrs.GregoryK.Palm

Mr.andMrs.StephenRobert

Mr.andMrs.CharlesM.Royce

Fellows and Friends

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Supporting Fellows

CaroleParsonsBailey

TheHonorableandMrs.W.L.LyonsBrown

Mr.andMrs.SamuelC.Butler

Mrs.ChristopherC.Y.Chen

Mr.andMrs.EdgarM.Cullman

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherC.Davis

AntalPostdeBekessy

Mr.andMrs.StevenG.Einhorn

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeJ.GillespieIII

Mr.andMrs.SpencerHays

Mrs.HenryJ.HeinzII

Dr.andMrs.PeterHeydon

BettyWoldJohnson

Mr.andMrs.RonaldS.Lauder

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderM.Laughlin

Mr.andMrs.HowardG.Lepow

Mr.andMrs.IraA.Lipman

TheHonorableandMrs.FelixG.Rohatyn

JeanetteSarkisianandPaulA.Wagner

RobertaandIrwinSchneiderman

ElizabethM.Stafford

MiltonS.Teicher

ShelbyB.White

Dr.andMrs.RobertD.Wickham

Dr.andMrs.MalcolmH.Wiener

Contributing FellowsMr.andMrs.MarkAppel

EikoandMichaelAssael

ChristinaBaltz

ElizabethA.Baltz

AnneH.Bass

JanePooleBendheim

Mrs.JamesE.Burke

Mr.andMrs.ThomasA.Cassilly

T.A.Cox

Mr.andMrs.GlennM.Darden

Mr.andMrs.MichaeldeHavenon

Mr.andMrs.GonzalodeLasHeras

JacquelinF.DruckerandJohnH.Drucker

JeraldDillonFessenden

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.FlynnJr.

DavidB.Ford

StephenA.Geiger

DavidGoldmanandMarkSchaffer

Mr.andMrs.HubertL.Goldschmidt

Mr.andMrs.DonaldJ.Gordon

NotoyaGreenand

FrederickMwangaguhunga

NicholasH.J.Hall

MarthaM.Hare

Mr.andMrs.WarrenS.Josephy

TheHonorableBruceM.Kaplanand

JanetYaseen

FrancesDemoulasKettenbach

ArthurL.Loeb

CarolineM.Lowndes

DuncanMacGuigan

JenniferMathews

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.McCormick

RobertandClareMcKeon

Mr.andMrs.BentonMoyer

Mr.andMrs.WilsonNolen

Dr.DavidOrentreich

JayR.Paul

Mr.andMrs.FrançoisPoulet

Mrs.LewisT.Preston

BarbaraA.Reuterand

WilliamJ.WilliamsJr.

KristenRichardson

PierreN.Rolin

Mr.andMrs.JonathanRosen

WilliamR.Schermerhornand

DanielDutcher

Mr.andMrs.StanleyDeForestScott

RobertandDianaSmith

Mrs.CharlesF.Smithers

Mr.andMrs.HowardSolomon

BeatriceStern

GeraldG.Stiebeland

PenelopeHunter-Stiebel

ElizabethStrong-Cuevas

MelindaandPaulSullivan

PeaceSullivan

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.TownsendIII

Dr.KarlM.F.Wamsler

AllisonWhiting

Mr.andMrs.JamesJ.Wilson

FellowsHaroldM.AbramsandNinaMaksoudova

JoanTaubAdesandAlanM.Ades

JulianAgnew

LaurenceAllen

Mr.andMrs.MichaelNashAmbler

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeAntipas

CharlotteP.Armstrong

MarthaA.andThomasG.Armstrong

EdgarD.Aronson

A.L.Ballard

Mr.andMrs.RobertF.R.Ballard

VirginiaBarbato

JosephandGailBarry

FrancesBillups

AllanBlock

Mr.andMrs.StanleyM.Bogen

YukiandAlexBouzari

LaurelAnnBrien

RichardA.Brodie

JamesKeithBrownandEricG.Diefenbach

KatherineF.Brush

MarilynCalderwoodandDodgeOlmsted

WilliamPolkCarey

CarrollJ.CavanaghandCandidaN.Smith

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherT.Clark

StuartH.Coleman

J.PatrickCooney

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeS.Coumantaros

Mr.andMrs.AndrewM.Crisses

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Mr.andMrs.JohnS.Dyson

JoanK.Easton

AndreaHendersonFahnestockand

GeorgeA.Hambrecht

J.O.Fairfax

RobertFeldmanandAdriennePlotch

Mr.andMrs.RichardFeldstein

Mr.andMrs.JohnLeopoldo

FiorilladiSantaCroce

Mr.andMrs.JamesFlaherty

Mr.andMrs.BenjaminJ.FortsonJr.

JoanneduPontFoster

AngelaFowler

JamesA.Fox

JeffreyS.Freeman

Mr.andMrs.PeterFrelinghuysen

Mr.andMrs.LawrenceFriedland

AndrewFriedman

Mr.andMrs.MichaelE.Gellert

Mr.andMrs.MorryGerber

SirDavidGibbonsandLadyGibbons

GuidoA.Gockel

Dr.HenryP.GodfreyandGingerSchnaper

JohnGoelet

Mr.andMrs.EugeneGoldberg

JoelM.Goldfrank

MarlaGoldwasser

MarianneGourary

Mrs.OliverR.Grace

Dr.andMrs.VictorR.Grann

Mr.andMrs.PeterGreenleaf

AlexisGregory

AntoniaandGeorgeGrumbach

Mr.andMrs.JamesB.Gubelmann

Mr.andMrs.RobertHanke

BillandRuthAnnHarnisch

Mr.andMrs.CarlB.Hess

LuuleN.Hewson

Mrs.M.T.Hirschler

FrankL.HohmannIII

JosephHoltzman

Mrs.BruceDuffHooton

Dr.BruceC.Horten

Ay-WhangHsia

WilliamL.Hudson

JohnW.Hughes

StephenHundiak

JuneHunt-Mayer

Yves-AndreIstelandKathleenBegala

Mr.andMrs.RichardE.Jaffe

LisaD.JohnsonandWilliamsCosby

ElizabethY.JungandRonaldJ.Buck

Mrs.AllanH.Kalmus

MarkandHeleneKaplan

WilliamW.Karatz

Mr.andMrs.EugeneL.Kasakove

SuzanneKavetas

RobertG.Keller

HansW.Kertess

Mr.andMrs.WalterC.Klein

AngieZ.Kozlowski

GeorgeLabalmeJr.

Mr.andMrs.JonLandau

EugeneM.Lang

CorneliaLeeandKatherineLee

Mr.andMrs.DaleLeMasters

HarrietteandNoelLevine

Mr.andMrs.JulianEdmondPaulLewison

Mr.andMrs.SamuelH.Lindenbaum

RobertB.Loper

ChisholmLyons

Mr.andMrs.JohnMacAskill

Mr.andMrs.PhilipMarks

EthelKennedyMarran

Mr.andMrs.TomMarsh

MichaelT.Martin

JanetMavecandE.WayneNordberg

SamanthaMcCrimmon

CatharineM.Miller

Mr.andMrs.LesterS.MorseJr.

BarbaraS.Mosbacher

RuthA.Mueller

P.ClarkeMurphy

LeoNambaandAnthonyMilicia

JillNewhouse

Mr.andMrs.MichaelNewhouse

Mr.andMrs.FrankN.Newman

RodneyW.Nichols

Mr.andMrs.WilliamA.Nitze

StephenP.Nobel

DavidNolan

ThomasE.O’Brien

DavidT.Owsley

Mr.andMrs.AlexB.Pagel

Mrs.FrankPapp

Mr.andMrs.DouglasL.Paul

DavidB.Pearce,M.D.

Mr.andMrs.NormanL.Peck

Mr.andMrs.PaulG.PennoyerJr.

SarahPeter

Mr.andMrs.IvanE.Phillips

RobertSPirie

Mr.andMrs.LeonB.Polsky

Mr.andMrs.H.CharlesPriceII

SheilaS.Pulling

Mr.ArthurD.RobsonJr.

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.Roche

Mr.andMrs.EdwardRomer

Mr.andMrs.CyeRoss

NanetteRoss

Mr.andMrs.WilliamM.Roth

Mr.andMrs.RichardRowe

Dr.andMrs.A.JosephRudick

Mr.andMrs.WinthropRutherfurdJr.

Mr.andMrs.BrandtSakakeeny

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderC.Sanger

Mr.andMrs.MichaelL.Santini

ElaineB.Sargent

LouisaStudeSarofim

PrincessMaria-ChristinaSayn-Wittgenstein

Dr.StephenK.ScherandJanieP.Woo

Dr.andMrs.JoelSchilling

TheHonorableandMrs.RobertL.Shafer

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MichaelT.Sillerman

J.L.H.Simonds

DonaldG.Sisler

Mr.andMrs.JamesBakerSitrick

TimothyP.SpeissandJuditeMorais

Mr.andMrs.RobertA.Stern

Dr.IsabelC.Stuebe

Mr.andMrs.JohnW.Sweetland

Mr.andMrs.J.FifeSymingtonIV

Mr.andMrs.DanielM.Tapiero

Mrs.HenryJ.Taylor

Mr.andMrs.BruceE.Toll

Mr.andMrs.RogerTuckerman

SueErpfVandeBovenkamp

Mr.andMrs.HerbertWachtell

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Warden

MarissaC.Wesely

Mr.andMrs.KarelWesterling

Mr.andMrs.JohnC.Whitehead

Mr.andMrs.G.JarvisG.WilcoxJr.

IsabelStainowWilcox

DuaneWilder

Mrs.WalterW.Wilds

Mr.andMrs.WalterJ.Wilkie

Mr.andMrs.DavidWillson

AnnWinslowandNorbertP.Donelly

Mrs.RobertWinthrop

Mr.andMrs.DerekWolstenholme

Mr.andMrs.GeneM.Woodfin

AndreaWoodner

Mr.E.LiskWyckoffJr.

Mr.andMrs.BabakYaghmaie

Mr.andMrs.DavidYates

GeorgeM.Yeager

Young FellowsAnnaM.Abrams

AlexandraHayesAdame

EdwardA.Allen

DeweyNippertAmes

AdriannaArcher

SaraArlin

MadeleineAsplundh

CelisteS.Avina

AmandaBaird

ElaineBall

JeffreyElyBerman

PaoloBiancoandBetsyThomas

AllysonBowen

AnneBracegirdle

StephanieBrag

BridgetBray

KyleD.Brazil

IsabelleBscher

JeanneBucknam

SarahE.Burley

LindsayBurn

MelissaE.Cacciola

JasonCarroll

AndrewM.ChinandEmilyD.Griset

YannCoatanlem

AnnikaConnor

CatherineA.Corman

SarahCornell

NedeniaHuttonCraig

KiptonCronkite

VanessaD.C.Crosbieand

PierceB.T.Crosbie

PaulCruickshank

FrankDarden

ChrisDardis

Mr.andMrs.DouglasK.Davis

Mr.andMrs.MichaelDavis

FredericA.deSibert

CharlesdeVielCastel

KatelynM.Delaney

RebeccaDesman

Mr.andMrs.PaulDesmaraisIII

JoshuaS.Dienstag

Mr.andMrs.BrendanDillon

JonathanR.Disegi

ChristopherDoty

Mr.andMrs.RichardduPontJr.

LilaDupree

Mr.andMrs.JohnF.Durocher

AllisonM.Ecung

EileenEnglish

PaulineEveillard

AntonellaFarro

R.GordonFauxIII

LydiaWickliffeFenet

ColleenC.Fennerty

PriscillaFraser

PaigeGamble

ChristinaGiordano

AlexandraG.Goelet

AlexandraGoldandAnabelleTorgman

FaustoA.L.González-Taveras

RochelleGores

AdamC.Greenberger

AlexandraG.Greene

ElizabethGrimaldiandJonKurpis

CherylGuliner

ElizabethHamilton

StephanieHewittWynne

KarolineHinga

RemiHokiandTheresaCondor

CarolineK.Holden

AlexisLeeHovey

LaurenHubbell

ClaireHuene

GiuseppeIannucci

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherJ.Irwin

IsabelKammererandSteffiKammerer

EdwardKatz

MargaretG.Klarberg

TheodorosKolovos

TerenceR.KooykerandKatherineLeitch

MeganE.Kultgen

CheongKwonandHannahKwon

LaurenLand

LucyJaneLang

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HeidiRuthLeiser

JaredLonghitano

Mr.andMrs.AlejandroLongoria

LindsayMacdonald

AndrewMack

AmandaMallan

Mr.andMrs.V.MatthewMarcos

C.C.Marsh

MichaelMartin

Mr.andMrs.DanielMatheson

PatrickG.MauroII

SloanMcClure

JohnMcElveen

Mr.andMrs.RichardC.Mendlowitz

RebekahMercerandSylvainMirochnikoff

CelinaApostoloMerrill

Mr.andMrs.EdwardMirsepahi

AnneMoody

JuliaMoore

LisaD.Morse

PhilipR.Munger

MonaNagib

EduardoNatal

HugoNathan

AmyP.NeuandDanielSchemanNeu

DanielOliverJr.

SusanOliver

AlexanderOverstrom

ElizabethN.C.Owens

JoannPailey

AlbericParadisoandMaximilianoDelVento

JohnN.Perry

JosePincay-Delgado

AlexandraCarolinePorter

JoshuaW.Prueher

PeterW.Quinn

SusanQuintin

DanielPeterRaglan

JaccoReijtenbaghandMarliesVerhoeven

Mr.andMrs.MichaelRemey

PaulinaRiess

EmilyS.Robin

JenniferRolfe

AndyRomer

TracyRosensteel

AdamRozencwajg

AlexanderRupert

ElisabethA.Saint-Amand

AlejandroSantoDomingo

DanielleSapse

AustinScarlett

GeorginaSchaeffer

EmilySchendelandAlexDaniels

CharlesN.W.Schlangen

DavidScoroposki

MoisesEsquenaziShaioandBryanGraybill

LacarySharpe

GregorySherman

DebbieSilverman

CatorSparks

LisaJ.SpringsteelandAmySpringsteel

BlairStuart

CybilTaylor

PhillipAldenThomas

EllenTotten

JulietTotten

SusanVargoandMattHolliday

Mr.andMrs.ZachVella

PamelaWeinstockandChristianLyon

LaurenWillig

LauraWinters

GeraldineWu

OliviaWu

NinaChristineYacavino

AdamYarnold

PateelA.Yenikomshian

NayoungYuandHyungJooSon

ElizabethZabludoff

Non-Resident Fellows

Mr.andMrs.ScottAsplundh

KatrinBellinger

Mr.andMrs.WilliamD.Bisceglia

DeborahBrice

Dr.RobertF.CrocheltJr.and

Dr.DonnaSmith

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Duff

Mr.JohnW.EichleayJr.

Dr.andMrs.RobertNathanElkins

Mr.andMrs.LuciusL.Fowler

Dr.LucindaA.Harris

HelenHecht

SusanHendrie-Maraisand

LaurentiusMarais

WilliamIselin

Mr.andMrs.TitusKendall

Mr.andMrs.RobertE.KulpJr.

Mr.andMrs.JeffreyE.Marshall

Mr.andMrs.MichaelF.Perlis

LadyMaraPraznovszky

AdrianSassoon

KatharineJ.Watson

FritzT.Wegmann

Sustaining Friends

LawrenceB.Benenson

AnneSearleBent

MicheleBianco

EmyCohencaandNevineMichaan

JohnM.Conklin

Dr.DavidCorey

Mr.andMrs.RonaldCresswell

RonDanielandLiseScott

Mr.andMrs.RichardM.Danziger

DianneDeWitt*

AdrianaDilancea

MarjorieandAlanDoniger

DavidElenowitz

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ElizabethElyandJonathanGreenberg

GaetanaEnders

DavidEpstein

MargildErcklentz

Mr.andMrs.WilliamFrick

Mr.andMrs.RobertL.Goecks

AlexanderGorlin

SusanGrantandLawrenceC.Maisel

IreneA.Halpin

Mr.andMrs.RichardT.HenshawIII

Dr.ElizabethJ.Hodge

Mr.andMrs.JohnR.Hupper

Mr.andMrs.CarrollJanis

AlanKanzer

Mr.andMrs.WilliamKaufmann

Mr.andMrs.RobertKay

Dr.HerbertJ.Kaydenand

Dr.GabrielleH.Reem

SaundraKeinberger

PatriciaD.Klingenstein

LillianE.Kraemer

Mr.andMrs.HowardLaks

JohnJ.Leiser

Mr.andMrs.RobertLewis

Mr.andMrs.SeymourLichtenstein

Mr.andMrs.DuncanMacMillan

GeneR.McHamand

ProfessorSarahBlakeMcHam

DeborahL.Morse

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderNelson

RoyR.Neuberger

AllanandLeahRabinowitz

Mr.andMrs.NormanS.Reich

JanineRensch

Mr.andMrs.ThomasJ.Russo

JudithA.Saner

Mr.andMrs.HerbertSchinderman

FrancesM.Schultz

Dr.andMrs.JeromeB.Shapiro

GeorgiaShreve

F.RandallSmithandJudithSmith

Mr.andMrs.GrantSmith

Mr.andMrs.DeanR.Thacker

MarcosTychbrojcher

GordonVeneKlasen

ThomasR.Warfield

K.A.Warwick

Supporting FriendsMr.andMrs.ArminAllen

PageAshley

Mr.andMrs.RodneyB.Berens

FrancesandEdwardMcC.Blair

AndrewBrown

LawrenceChien

Mr.andMrs.BertramCohn

Dr.CharlesGiovanniVanzanCoutinho

SharonCowles

ElaineCryer

GeraldineDaniel

VincentdeRoulet

Mr.andMrs.MichaeldeWeger

MarshallDill

LeeAnnDillonandAdrienneRooney

Dr.andMrs.JohnDriscoll

WilliamEarle

JodyFalcoandJeffreySteinman

Mr.andMrs.RobertL.Freedman

Mr.andMrs.JohnGaliardo

SusanGaum

Mr.andMrs.MarcoGrassi

Mr.andMrs.RichardGray

Dr.AugustaGrossandLeslieSamuels

JohnHartjeandCarolCamper

GarrettKirkJr.

Mr.andMrs.JamesLally

JillL.Leinbach

ElizabethLifschultz

Mr.andMrs.KevinMead

ThierryMillerand

RichardandBarbaraMoore

Mr.andMrs.H.Neville

GreshamO’MalleyIII

BrittonR.OslerandAraniS.Osler

GraceM.Parr

Mr.andMrs.JohnWhitneyPayson

MarilouPerie

SusanF.PinskyandMarcE.Rosen

Mr.andMrs.StevenPrince

Dr.AnthonyR.Riario

SaschaM.Rockefeller

MichaelRogan

JenniferRogersandFrancesG.Rogers

JeannetteS.Rohatyn

CatherineG.Ross

Dr.andMrs.DavidM.Rubin

Mr.andMrs.ThomasJ.Russo

AstridSanai

Dr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Schmerin

Mrs.RichardB.Smith

WilliamA.Snedeker

Dr.andMrs.PeterSom

PeterSteinman

MichaelSundell

Mr.andMrs.JohnA.Syverson

RobertW.Taft

MarilynUngar

MelissaG.VailandNormanSelby

Mr.andMrs.JohnWalsh

Mr.andMrs.JosephWeber

Mr.andMrs.ArthurT.WilliamsIII

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$50,000 and above

BNYMellon

FiduciaryTrustCompanyInternational

MoniqueLhuillier

Sotheby’s

$25,000 to $49,999HackensackUniversityMedical

CenterFoundation

Hauser&WirthNewYork

IvankaTrumpFineJewelry

MorettiFineArtLtd.

PiperJaffray

$10,000 to $24,999Christie’s

DiorBeauty

Goldman,Sachs&Co.

TheMoody’sFoundation

NVPerricone,MD

RogerVivier

$5,000 to $9,999

AmericanExpress

BankofAmerica

BernsteinLitowitzBerger&

GrossmannLLP

Bloomberg

CognacOne

CreditSuisse

FrédéricFekkai&Company

TheH.W.WilsonFoundation

JohnWiley&Sons

TheNewYorkTimesCompanyFoundation

Patterson,Belknap,Webb&Tyler

PrivateArtDealersAssociation

UBS

ZiffBrothersInvestments

$1,000 to $4,999GalerieALFA

Chanel,Inc.

Colgate-PalmoliveCompany

DavidYurman

HuntingtonT.BlockInsurance

IridianAssetManagement

M.Knoedler&Co.

MichaelAltmanFineArt

OverlandEntertainment

TrumpVodka

WedgwoodUSA

WestmountRealtyCapital

W.P.Carey&Co.

Matching Gift Companies

TheAchelisFoundation

AmericanExpress

AT&TFoundation

BankofAmerica

ClevelandH.DodgeFoundation

TheCoca-ColaCompany

DeutscheBankAmericasFoundation

EliLillyandCompanyFoundation

ExxonMobilFoundation

TheGoldmanSachsFoundation

HSBC

IBMCorporation

TheJMFoundation

TheJohnA.HartfordFoundation

Lord&Taylor

Macy’s

MerrillLynch&Co.Foundation

TheNewYorkTimesCompanyFoundation

PenguinGroup(USA)

ThePepsiCoFoundation

PfizerFoundation

ThePrudentialFoundation

Corporate Members and Sponsors

The Frick Collection makes every effort to

list donor names as requested. Please direct

corrections to Helen Freeman at (212) 547-0709.* deceased

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Office of the Director

AnneL.Poulet

Director

CaitlinDavis

Assistant to the Director

& Coordinator of the Young Fellows

AngelaBoulart

Administrative Assistant

AlisonLonshein

Assistant Secretary and General Counsel

Administration & Finance Department

RobertGoldsmith

Deputy Director & Assistant Secretary

MarthaHackley

Executive Assistant to the Deputy Director

MichaelPaccione

Controller & Assistant Treasurer

RobertAlexander

Assistant Controller

RosalieMacGowan

Accounting Coordinator

DanaWinfield

Head of Human Resources

DianeOatman

Payroll & Benefits Coordinator

LisaFoerster

Purchasing & Supply Room Assistant

IgorLumpert

AlexanderStein

ReidTaylor

Mailroom Clerks (p.t.)

Curatorial Department

ColinB.Bailey

Associate Director

& Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator

DeniseAllen

Curator

AdrianAnderson

Senior Galleries Technician

MichaelBodycomb

Photographer

RikaBurnham

Head of Education

JenniferCoyne

Assistant Museum Educator

JuliaDay

Assistant Objects Conservator

JulieDiFilippo

Assistant Editor

DianeFarynyk

Registrar & Exhibition Manager

SusanGraceGalassi

Senior Curator

AllisonGalea

Assistant Registrar

JosephGodla

Conservator

MargaretIacono

Assistant Curator

ElaineKoss

Editor in Chief

AdrienneLei

Education Programs Coordinator

WilliamTrachet

Senior Conservation Technician

CaitlinHenningsen

JoannaSheers(p.t.)

NicholasWise

Curatorial Assistants

PabloPérezd’Ors

CharlotteVignon

Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellows

Department of External Affairs

LynneRutkin

Deputy Director for External Affairs

ElizabethAbrahamsen

Special Events Associate

RosaynAnderson

Manager of Corporate & Foundation

Relations

JoyceBodig

Concerts Coordinator

RebeccaBrooke

Manager of Publications

MaryEmerson

Associate Director of Development

HelenFreeman

Membership Assistant

AlisonHillier

Administrative Assistant for Development

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ElizabethHurlbut

Administrative Assistant to the Deputy

Director for External Affairs

AlexisLight

Media Relations & Marketing Coordinator

HeidiRosenau

Manager of Media Relations & Marketing

ColleenTierney

Head of Special Events

Retail & Visitor Services

KateGerlough

Head of Retail & Visitor Services

IsabelSilva

Assistant to the Head of Retail & Visitor

Services

NancyMcGeorge

ChristopherPeppel

Coordinators for Retail & Visitor Services

RujeanneBleemer

RonnyCamacho

JaniceDugan

YvetteEdelhart

CoralGroh

KwameHernandez

AnnJaffe

TylerE.Lewis

NaokoOta

VictorE.Pellerano

DialaQuashie

MonicaSands

SusanTabor

MandakiniC.Tata

(continued)

AvelarditaTaveras

SulahyTaveras

JonathanTuzo

Retail & Visitor Services Staff (p.t.)

Information Technology & New Media Department

FloydSweetingIII

Head, Information Technology & New Media

BrianNichols

Manager of Information Technology

VivianGill

Web & New Media Manager

JulieShean

Database Administrator

JulianMackler

Digital Imaging Coordinator

DavidLin

Network Administrator & Help Desk

Coordinator

BrianWilliams

Help Desk & Network Analyst

SeanTroxell

Help Desk & Audio Visual Technician

Operations Department

DennisSweeney

Head of Operations

Engineering Division

JosephCorsello

Chief Engineer

ColmMcCormac

Assistant Chief Engineer

AlexanderBrand

CharlesW.Bulanowski

VladimirKeylin(p.t.)

JohnKowalski

BillMarji

MikhailShusterman

JackWu

Engineers

ConradLewis

Electrician

Maintenance Division

CarolCannon(p.t.)

Interior Renovator & Technician

DonaldoGodinez

Painter

Housekeeping Division

MireyaAlcain

Supervisor of Housekeeping

RonaldMoliere

Assistant Housekeeping Supervisor

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MarieBrann

AngelaEscoto

JairoRodriguezGarcia

KaluGaviria

BerthieLazare

JairoLoaiza

HectorMena

LouisaMoreau

JuanPereya

RichardPowell

JoseSanchez

Housekeepers

Kitchen Division

JosephTeresa

Executive Chef & Kitchen Manager

ChristopherHermann

Sous Chef

WendyBarco

Cook

TheanaBernadotte

ConceptiaSaintil

Kitchen Assistants

XavierRandall(p.t.)

Dishwasher

Horticulture Division

GalenLee

Horticulturist & Special Events Designer

ElizabethBukac

BernadetteMorrell

Horticultural Assistants (p.t.)

Security Division

DominicPhillip

First Lieutenant for Security

DanielCharles

PierreJean-François

Second Lieutenants for Security

TamaraBrowne

AntoineSmallwood

Security Sergeants

MatawakilouMaliki

DelroySlater

ShivekarranRayTillack

Security Supervisors

PeterAsare

JohnA.Baker

GloriaBlanc

DwainBredwood

DanielCampbell

LeslyDesmangles

ShaquandaDrumgoole

RafaelEscoto

BorgiaEspinal

LeroyEvans

MaraGjelaj

AnaGutierrez

MoutawakilouIbrahim

DevaindranauthJamunaprasad

HerveJean-Baptiste

BillyJean-Elysee

MarleneJoseph

JoanelLegiste

JosephLevasseur

GuerlineLouisdor

MatawakilouMaliki

JeanMayard

JohnMcMahon(p.t.)

RiviereMoreau

AnthonyNeverson

AmeelaPadarat

RambarakhRamkirath

DianaSenaya-Kuwornu

DolipShiwratan

ManoharSinanan

JamesSmith

MoteelallSona

RichardSpencer

PearlWeekes

Security Guards

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Public Services Department

SuzannahMassen

Chief, Public Services

ElizabethLane

Assistant Reference Librarian

ErinElzi

Reference Associate

JayLemire

Reference Clerk/Technician

KeishaHernandez

Receptionist

IanTitus

Manager of Pages

LorenzoDeLosAngeles

AnthonyRedding

Senior Page/Technicians

ErinBatson

ArielleDorlester

RyanMendenhall

HirokoOhmura

Page/Technicians (p.t.)

Conservation Department

DonSwanson

Chief, Collections Preservation

& Graphic Designer

KelliPiotrowski

Conservator

MelanieMartin

Assistant Conservator

ValeryChen(p.t.)

FelixEsquivel

PinkyFung

Conservation Assistants

DonaldDavid

Manager of Digital & Reprographic Services

GeorgeKoelle

Assistant Graphic Designer

& Digital Specialist

LucianoJohnson

Digital Project Manager

CrisSunwoo

Digital Lab Technician

DeanSmith

Stack Reconfiguration Manager

Book Department

DeborahKempe

Chief, Collections Management & Access

MarkBresnan

Head, Bibliographic Records

RodicaTanjalaKrauss

Head, Cataloging Projects

ChristinaPeter

Head, Acquisitions

ErinElliott(p.t.)

Assistant Cataloger

KateAdler

Assistant Librarian for Arcade

JesseSadia(Auction Sale Catalogues)

AmySchwarz(Periodicals)

Cataloging Associates

ScottCalhoun

F.EricFabianich

AnthonyJones

Acquisitions & Cataloging Associates

CharlesBasman

CynthiaW.Biber(p.t.)

Cataloging Assistants

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Photoarchive Department

IngeReist

Chief, Research Collections & Programs

KerrySullivan

Head, Photoarchive Records

LouisaWoodRuby

Head, Photoarchive Research

EllenProkop

Associate Photoarchivist

JohnMcQuaid

Assistant Photoarchivist

JessicaMcDonald

Photoarchive Associate

HannaSiesel

Photoarchive Assistant

AnastasiaLevadas

Digital Photoarchive Coordinator

ValeriaKondratiev

MargaretRose

Photoarchive Assistants (p.t.)

Center for the History of Collecting in America

IngeReist

Director

EsméeQuodbach(p.t.)

Assistant to the Director

SamanthaFrancisco-Deutch

Manager of Research & Programs

Archives & Records Management Department

SallyBrazil(p.t.)

Chief, Archives & Records Management

SusanChore

JulieLudwig

Associate Archivists

ShannonYule

Assistant Archivist