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The Frick Collectionmembers’ magazine winter 2007

annual report july 2005 – june 2006

George Stubbs (1724–1806): A CelebrationFebruary 14 through May 27, 2007

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18 The Frick Collection

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Annual Report July 2005 – June 2006 19

leadership

20 BoardofTrustees,CouncilofTheFrickCollection, YoungFellowsSteeringCommittee

reports

21 MargotBogert,President22 AnneL.Poulet,Director24 ColinB.Bailey,ChiefCurator27 PatriciaBarnett,AndrewW.MellonLibrarian

30 NotableLibraryAcquisitions31 PublicProgramming:Lectures,Concerts,andPublications

gifts and grants

32 MajorContributions35 Director’sCircle35 Founder’sSociety35 FellowsandFriendsofTheFrickCollection41 CorporateMembersandSponsors41 MatchingGiftCompanies

42 financial statements

staff

44 TheFrickCollection46 FrickArtReferenceLibrary

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TheFrickCollectionBoardofTrusteesAs of June 30,2006

MargotBogert,President

HowardPhippsJr.,Vice President

L.F.BokerDoyle,Treasurer

JohnP.Birkelund,Secretary

PeterP.BlanchardIII

W.MarkBrady

I.TownsendBurdenIII

WalterA.Eberstadt

EmilyT.Frick

AgnesGund

MarthaLoring

JuanSabater

StephenA.Schwarzman

MelvinR.Seiden

HenryClayFrickII

Chairman Emeritus

HelenClayChace

President Emerita

WalterJosephPatrickCurley

PaulG.PennoyerJr.

Trustees Emeriti

EverettFahy

CharlesRyskamp

SamuelSachsII

Directors Emeriti

CouncilofTheFrickCollectionAs of June 30,2006

W.MarkBrady,Chairman

JonathanBrown,Vice Chairman

JulianAgnew

IreneRooseveltAitken

JeanA.Bonna

VivienR.Clark

PeterDuchin

AnneGoldrach

NicholasH.J.Hall

JonLandau

ThierryMillerand

DianeAllenNixon

RichardE.Oldenburg

CharlesRyskamp

AlanSalz

StephenK.Scher

BeatriceStern

GeorgeWachter

IsabelS.Wilcox

NinaZilkha

YoungFellowsSteeringCommitteeAs of June 30,2006

NathalieKaplan,Chairman

MarthaLoring,Secretary

CharlesdeVielCastel

AmyMazzolaFlynn

LisaRossiGorrivan

PhilipC.Gorrivan

JulianIragorri

Ana-MariaIragorri-Farcic

RobertLindgren

VictoriaLindgren

VictoriaRotenstreich

MariannaSabater

LouiseSchliemann

CatherineShepard

AndrewThomas

GenevieveWheelerBrown

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Report of the PresidentMargotBogert

I twasmygreathonorthisyeartosucceed

myfriendHelenClayChaceaspresident

of The Frick Collection. In my tribute to

her in last winter’s Members’ Magazine, I

detailedsomeofthemanyaccomplishments

ofhertenurefromApril2000 toDecember

2005.Inshort,shehashandedmethereins

of an institution that is financially healthy,

whosecollectionsarelovinglydisplayedand

caredfor,whoseexhibitionsarevibrant,and

whoseLibraryplaysan importantpart ina

large and diverse international community.

Above all, she set an example of grace and

refinementthatisareflectionoftheinstitu-

tionitself.WearefortunatethatHelenClay

willcontinuetobeinvolvedwiththeFrickas

PresidentEmerita.

During the past twelve months, I was

pleased to welcome two new members to

the board: Martha Loring—Helen Clay’s

daughter, who will help carry on the fam-

ily tradition of support for the Collection

andLibrary—andAgnesGund,whobrings

a lifetime’s passion for the visual arts to

the Frick.While both have a deep personal

understandingofthequalitiesthatmakethe

Frickspecial,eachbringsafreshperspective

totheinstitutionthatwillhelpcarryusfor-

wardaswelooktothefuture.

Having just two years ago made the

transition from private foundation to pub-

lic charity, a status that requires us to raise

a substantial portion of our annual bud-

get from donations, membership fees, and

other income beyond our endowment, the

Fricknowconfrontssteeplyincreasedneeds

for fundraising, an art in which our sister

institutions in New York have had decades

of experience. The overwhelming response

to our efforts to secure public support has

beenaneloquentexpressionoftheextentto

whichourfriendsholdtheFrickdear.

So it is that this past year has been

financiallyoneofthestrongestintheFrick’s

history, with overall growth in contribu-

tionsamountingto26percent.TheAutumn

DinnerinOctober2005providedanauspi-

cious start to the season: proceeds for the

event—pronounced“themostelegantparty

oftheyear”byThe New York Times—totaled

more than $750,000, almost double that of

thepreviousyear.Indeed,netproceedsfrom

allofourevents(includingfundsgenerated

bytheYoungFellowsBallinMarchandthe

InternationalFineArtFairinMay)increased

by52.9percent.

While social events bring visibility to

the institution, I confess that it is the

more quiet philanthropy that I find the

mostheartening.Unrestrictedcontributions

fromindividualsgrewfromabout$770,000

to $1,025,000, an increase of 33 percent,

owing in large part to the success of the

Director’sCircle,agroupofourmostsup-

portive friends, informed and discerning

advocatesofTheFrickCollectionwhoare

dedicated to maintaining the high stan-

dards of the institution. Funding for exhi-

bitions,thejewelintheFrick’scrown,grew

morethanfivefold, from$218,000 tosome

$1,219,000, providing support for the bril-

liantly received Memling, Goya, Liotard,

andVeroneseshows.

Asmyinauguralyearaspresidentcomes

to a close, I would like to offer my sincere

thanks to my colleagues on the Board of

Trustees,whohavewelcomedmewarmly;to

AnnePouletandthededicatedprofessionals

who work at the Frick and give it their all;

to the members of the Frick Council and

theYoungFellowsSteeringCommittee,who

provide expertise and lend their time; and,

especially, to those of you listed in the fol-

lowingpages,whohavesupportedtheFrick

during the past twelve months. You are all

partof theextendedFrick family,andyour

generositymakes itpossible for the institu-

tiontocontinuetoembodythequalitiesthat

make it a treasure for NewYorkers and for

visitorsfromallovertheworld.

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Report of the DirectorAnneL.Poulet

T hosewhohavehadthepleasureofvis-

itingTheFrickCollectioninthepast

twelve months—or who have read about it

in the newspapers and journals that report

onart—knowthatithasbeenaveryspecial

yearinthelifeoftheinstitution.Inthepages

that follow, you will read about the many

exhibitions,educationalprograms,scholarly

activities, and events that took place at the

Frickduringthisperiod.

Our fall 2005 exhibition of twenty of

the surviving portrait paintings by the

Netherlandish Renaissance painter Hans

Memling—a large number of which had

never before been seen on this side of the

Atlantic—openedtobothpopularandcriti-

calacclaim.Followingtheshowwasamid-

winter exhibition of works by Francisco de

Goya, an unflinching look at his brilliant

and innovative oeuvre as he grappled with

old age, poor health, exile, and family con-

flict; it was the first in the United States to

concentrate exclusively on the final phase

of the artist’s career. In late June, the Frick

openedanexhibition featuring theworkof

Jean-ÉtienneLiotard,aneighteenth-century

Swisspainterrenownedforhisportraitsand

pastels, until then little known and rarely

seeninAmerica.

These and other special exhibitions, all

inspiredbyworksinourpermanentcollec-

tion,demonstratethattheFrickisnotsimply

arepositoryofobjectsbutalivingmuseum

that continues to stimulate scholarship, to

illuminateourknowledgeofarthistory,and

to enliven our experiences. For those who

wonder about the future of an institution

thatfocusesontheartofthepast,weanswer:

artshowsuswherewehavecomefrom,who

weare,andhowwefeelaboutourselvesand

theworldaroundus.

This year, three important acquisitions

were made by gift and by purchase. The

Quentin Foundation gave the Frick Pietà

with Two Mourning Putti, asuperbterracotta

by the Florentine sculptor Massimiliano

Soldani-Benzi, and Eugene V. Thaw made

a promised gift of a magnificent marble

portrait bust, Madame His, by the great

eighteenth-century French sculptor Jean-

AntoineHoudon,anartistwhoseworkwas

admired by both Henry Clay Frick and his

daughter Helen Clay Frick. In March, with

fundsfromtheWinthropEdeyBequest,the

Frick purchased The Dance of Time: Three

Nymphs Supporting a Clock by Lepaute. This

masterpiece of terracotta was created in

1788 by the celebrated sculptor Clodion,

with the attached mounted clock designed

by Jean-André Lepaute. The Dance of Time

was cleaned in preparation for its debut in

thegalleries,andtheLepauteclockisnowin

runningorderfollowingconservation.These

extraordinary objects enrich the visitor’s

experience while blending seamlessly with

ourexistingcollection.

Along with a full calendar of exhibi-

tions, lectures, concerts, and other events,

theFrickbeganaEuropean travelprogram

toprovidegreatercontexttothepermanent

collectionandexhibitions.InearlyOctober,

guestsjoinedusonatrip,co-organizedwith

the French Heritage Society, to the Loire

Valley, where we visited the private and

public Renaissance residences and gardens

of Charles VIII, Louis XII, François I, and

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their contemporaries. A month later, Frick

curator Susan Grace Galassi and I accom-

panied a group of patrons to Madrid and

Bordeaux to visit sites where Goya lived

andworkedattheendofhiscareer.Bothof

theseexcursionsprovidedtravelerswiththe

opportunity to visit notable private collec-

tionsandhomesandtomeetwithimportant

curators,collectors,andhistorians.

Iamespeciallyproudof thecreationof

the Center for the History of Collecting in

America, launched with a planning grant

fromtheGladysKriebleDelmasFoundation.

Building on the strengths of the Frick Art

Reference Library and working coopera-

tivelywith institutions suchas the Institute

of Fine Arts of New York University, the

GettyResearchInstituteinLosAngeles,and

theClarkArtInstituteinWilliamstown,the

CenterwillhouseinformationonAmerican

collectorsandcollectingand, throughsym-

posia and workshops, will foster public

awareness of the importance of art collec-

tionsassignposts inAmericanculturaland

social history. This is an area of study that

has been neglected in the United States,

andtheCenterwillprovideamuch-needed

forumforsuchdiscourse.

AstestimonytotheFrick’sincreasingvis-

ibilityandtheextraordinarycriticalresponse

to its exhibitionsandprograms,attendance

increased to 307,081 from 240,986 for the

previoustwelve-monthperiod.Membership

grewfromabout3,200in2005tomorethan

4,300 by the end of the first half of 2006.

These are signs of an appreciative public’s

enthusiasmforourofferingsandadesireto

beinvolvedwiththeinstitution,atrendthat

wefullyexpecttocontinue.

In one of the many glowing articles to

appearinthepressthisyear,onewriterasked,

“WhatcantheFrickdoforanencore?”Ican

promiseyou thatwewill continue to strive

to enhance the institution and the visitor’s

experience,whileat the same timepreserv-

ingthemuseum’sessentialnature.Through

exhibitions and programs, we endeavor to

representthehigheststandardsofexcellence

in connoisseurship, scholarship, and intel-

lectualdiscourse.

Itisnotanoverstatementtosaythatthe

accomplishments outlined in this annual

report are a celebration of many: Margot

Bogert and the dedicated members of our

Board of Trustees, our extraordinary staff,

ourloyalvolunteers,andourmanygenerous

supporters. I am very grateful indeed to all

of youwhohavemade theseactivitiespos-

sible,andIlookforwardtoyourcontinuing

involvementinthedaysahead.

left to right:Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi(1656–1740),Pietà with Two Mourning Putti, probably1715,terracottaonoriginalebonybase,TheFrickCollection,giftofTheQuentinFoundation;photographsonthesetwopagesbyMichaelBodycomb

Jean-Antoine Houdon(1741–1828),detailofMadame His, 1775,marble,TheFrickCollection,promisedgiftofMr.andMrs.EugeneVictorThaw

Claude Michel (1738–1814),knownasClodion,detailofThe Dance of Time: Three Nymphs Supporting a Clock by Lepaute,1788,terracotta,brass,giltbrass,silveredbrass,steel,andglass,TheFrickCollection,purchasedwithfundsfromtheWinthropEdeyBequest

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Report of the Chief CuratorColinB.Bailey

T he past year has been an exciting

andchallengingoneforthecuratorial

department, distinguished by exceptional

acquisitions and a broad array of exhibi-

tions,ofteninspiredbyseminalworksinthe

permanentcollection.

In addition to the three acquisitions

previously mentioned in the Report of the

Director, the Frick was fortunate to receive

aplasterstatuetteofJean-AntoineHoudon’s

Diana, generously donated by Frederick

Koch.Thiswork isoneofonly twoknown

surviving reductions produced by Houdon

duringhislifetime;followingitsdonation,a

complexconservationtreatmentwasunder-

takentoremovemultiplelayersofover-paint

fromtheobject.Twoenamels,Christ in the

Garden of Gethsemane and The Mocking

of Christ, both created in the mid- to late

sixteenthcenturybytheworkshopofPierre

Reymond,weregivenbyDr.andMrs.Henry

ClayFrickIIandaresignificantadditionsto

ourcollection.

Wealsocontinuetobenefitfromtheloan

ofoutstandingobjectsthatenhancetheper-

manentcollection.Onview in theEnamels

RoomsinceJuly2004 is thepanel fromthe

Phillips Family Collection, Christ on the

Cross between the Virgin and Saint John,

painted circa 1340 by Simone Martini and

his assistants. Houdon’s superb high-relief

marbleLa Grive Morte of 1782hasbeenon

extended loan from the Horvitz Collection

sinceAugustof2004.

From October 12 through December 31,

2005,visitorstotheFrickcouldviewMemling’s

Portraits, which was co-organized with the

MuseoThyssen-Bornemisza,Madrid,andthe

Groeningemuseum,Bruges.The selectionof

morethantwentyportraitsbythecelebrated

NetherlandishartistHansMemling(c.1435–

1494)exploredthefunctionofportraiturein

theNetherlandsduringthefifteenthcentury.

It was accompanied by a catalogue pub-

lished inseveral languagesbyLudion.Inhis

review in The New York Times (October 14,

2005),HollandCotterdeclaredthatMemling’s

Portraits“willfigureonshortlistsoftheyear’s

outstanding small exhibitions, and not only

for the rarity of its contents. The show is

some kind of ideal experience.” In order to

accommodate the public’s great interest in

this exhibition, gallery hours were extended

to8:00onFridayevenings.

We followed the success of Memling’s

Portraits with Goya’s Last Works, on view

from February 22 through May 14, 2006.

Goya’s portrait of María Martínez de Puga,

acquiredbyHenryClayFrickin1914,wasthe

inspirationforthisexhibition,whichconcen-

tratedexclusivelyonthefinalphaseofGoya’s

long career—the years of the artist’s volun-

taryexileinBordeauxfrom1824to1828.Co-

organizedbytheFrick’sCuratorSusanGrace

Galassi and Jonathan Brown of New York

University’sInstituteofFineArts, theexhibi-

tion featured fifty-one examples of Goya’s

finalproduction.Borrowedfrompublicand

private European and North American col-

lections, the works on view included draw-

ings, paintings, miniatures on ivory, and

lithographs. Goya’s Last Works was enthusi-

asticallyreviewedbyMichaelKimmelmanof

The New York Times, whonoted,“Thecom-

pact Frick show is sublime.... I can’t recall

too many exhibitions on this scale more

revelatory.” A study day was held in early

May, during which a group of forty cura-

tors, conservators, and academics discussed

current research on the artist and explored

issues raised by the exhibition. A catalogue

publishedinassociationwithYaleUniversity

Pressaccompaniedtheexhibition.

Two exceptional paintings by Paolo

Veronese (1528–1588), The Choice between

Virtue and Vice and Wisdom and Strength,

purchasedbyHenryClayFrickin1912,were

thecenterpiecesfortheexhibitionVeronese’s

Allegories: Virtue, Love, and Exploration in

Renaissance Venice (on view in the Oval

RoomfromApril 11 throughJuly 16,2006).

The show featured several large and some-

what ambiguous allegories painted by the

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Renaissance artist, who enjoyed a career

distinguishedbycommissionsfromthemost

prestigiousinstitutionsinVenice,bothsecu-

larandecclesiastic.JoiningtheFrickmaster-

workswereVenus and Mars United by Love,

fromTheMetropolitanMuseumofArt,and

two Allegories of Navigation, from the Los

AngelesCountyMuseumofArt.Acatalogue

accompanyingtheexhibitiontracedthehis-

toryofthepaintings,thedifferentinterpre-

tationsoftheiriconography,andtheirplace

within the artist’s oeuvre. A study day, at

which sixVeronese scholars presented their

currentresearch,wasattendedbysomesixty

academics,curators,conservators,collectors,

anddealers.

Jean-Étienne Liotard (1702–1789): Swiss

Master, which opened on June 13 and

remained on view through September 17,

concludedthe2006summerseason.Liotard’s

superb Trompe l’Oeil, painted in 1771 and

given to the Collection in 1997 by Lore

Heinemanninmemoryofherhusband,Dr.

RudolphJ.Heinemann,servedastheinspi-

rationfortheexhibition.Theshowincluded

more than fifty paintings, drawings, minia-

tures,andengravings,largelyborrowedfrom

theoutstandingrepositoryofLiotard’swork

intheMuséesd’artetd’histoiredeGenève,

and was accompanied by a catalogue pub-

lishedbySomogy.

In order to deepen the public’s under-

standingandenjoymentofthearts,wecon-

tinue to present a diverse series of lectures.

As part of our Artists, Poets, and Writers

Lecture Series,authorColmTóibíndiscussed

“HenryJames’sNewYork,”whichprovedto

be anintriguingexaminationofHenryClay

Frick’s milieu as well. We were delighted

to have artist Elizabeth Murray share her

thoughts about her favorite Frick works in

the lecture,“Beauty in the Details.”Also of

greatinterestwasProfessorJosephKoerner’s

April2006CouncilLecture,“Dürer’sHands,”

inwhichheexploredthesketches theartist

madeasameansofpersonalexpression.

Ourpublicprogramsexpandedwiththe

introduction of educational trips. October

1 through8,2005,AssociateCuratorDenise

Allen and Director Anne Poulet joined a

distinguished group of Frick supporters on

a trip to the Loire Valley, which was co-

organizedwiththeFrenchHeritageSociety.

November8through15,CuratorSusanGrace

GalassiledatourwithDirectorAnnePoulet

asapreludetotheGoya’s Last Worksexhibi-

tion. The group visited public and private

collections and churches in Madrid to see

worksbyGoya, thenexplored thebeautiful

cityofBordeaux,where theartist spenthis

last four years as a member of the Spanish

expatriatecommunity.

Our education department continues

its public mission with the school pro-

gram,whichserves morethantwothousand

students from sixty-nine classes in nearly

left to right:Workshop of Pierre Reymond (c.1513–after 1584),Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane, enameloncopper,mid-tolatesixteenthcentury,TheFrickCollection,giftofDr.andMrs.HenryClayFrickII;photographbyMichaelBodycomb

Hans Memling (c.1435–1494),detailofPortrait of a Man with a Coin of the Emperor Nero (Bernardo Bembo?),c.1473–74,oilonpanel,KoninklijkMuseumvoorSchoneKunsten,Antwerp

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes(1746–1828),Man on a Swing, 1824–28,blackcrayononpaper,TheHispanicSocietyofAmerica,NewYork;photographbyRobertoSandoval

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thirtymiddleandhighschoolsfromthefive

boroughs. Education staff led sessions for

more than fifty teachers at the Collection

throughout the 2005–6 school year, with

special programs conducted for teachers at

the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American

Historyandforartdepartmentchairsfrom

independentschools inNewYorkCity.The

ArtofObservationcollaborationwithNew

York medical schools is in its sixth year,

andthenumberofpartnermedicalschools

has increased to include Mount Sinai, New

York University, Albert Einstein, and Weill-

Cornell.InJuly2005,theprogram expanded

toserveofficersoftheNewYorkCityPolice

Department,apartnershipthatwasprofiled

onthefrontpageofThe Wall Street Journal.

Wecontinuedtooffermuseumvisitorsgal-

lery talks on alternate Friday afternoons,

morethanhalfofwhichweresign-language

interpreted, thanks to generous funding by

theCowlesCharitableTrust.

Thecareofcollectionobjects remainsa

principalconcernforthecuratorialstaff.The

Frick Collection maintains a close working

relationshipwiththepaintingsconservation

department at The Metropolitan Museum

ofArt,whichtreatedseveralworksfromthe

permanent collection: Veronese’s Wisdom

and StrengthandThe Choice between Virtue

and Vice were cleaned in preparation for

the exhibition; Hans Holbein’s portrait of

Thomas Cromwell was treated for a hazy

surfacecondition;andDegas’sRehearsal had

a glossy varnish layer—inappropriate for a

workbythisartist—removed.

Alsochargedwiththecareofthebuild-

ingitself,thedepartment’sconservationstaff

oversaw the second phase of the window

restoration project, which was completed

duringthesummerandresultedinrestored

sashframesandtheinstallationofinsulated

glasstoallofthewest-facingwindowsonthe

secondfloor.

Over the course of the past twelve

months,webidfarewelltotwoofourvalued

colleagues and welcomed new ones. July

2005 saw thedepartureofBarbaraRoberts,

whocametotheFrickin2000asconserva-

tor and has now returned to independent

consulting. In August, we welcomed her

successor,JosephGodla.AndrewW.Mellon

Curatorial Fellow Holly Flora finished her

two-yeartermwithus,becomingthecurator

attheMuseumofBiblicalArtinNewYork,

andKristelSmentekjoinedusasourfourth

Mellon Fellow. These talented individuals

have proven themselves to be tremendous

additionstoourstaff.Iamhonoredtolead

thisdynamicdepartmentand look forward

toanequallyremarkableyearahead.

this page, left to right:Jean-Étienne Liotard(1702–1789),The Archduchess Marie-Antoinette of Austria,1762,blackchalk,graphitepencil,watercolor,andpastelonwhitelaidpaperheightenedwithcolorontheverso,Muséed’artetd’histoire,Geneva;photographbyBettinaJacot-Descombes

Paolo Veronese(1528–1588),The Choice between Virtue and Vice,c.1565,oiloncanvas,TheFrickCollection;photographbyMichaelBodycomb

opposite page:WithfundingsupportfromRobertH.andClariceSmith,theLibrarystrengtheneditsholdingsofbooksonEuropeansculptureanddecorativearts,withpurchasessuchasthisdictionaryofeighteenth-centuryFrenchcabinetmakersbyPierreKjellberg,publishedin2002.

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Report of the Andrew W. Mellon LibrarianPatriciaBarnett

T hisyearsawthreefirstsintheeighty-

five-year history of the Frick Art

ReferenceLibrary, eachofwhichdeveloped

aspectsof theLibrary’soriginalmandateto

foster research on Western art, collaborate

with similar institutions, and complement

thestudyofartinTheFrickCollection.

Encouragedbytheenthusiasticendorse-

ment of participants at the 2005 collo-

quium on establishing the Center for the

HistoryofCollectinginAmerica,theLibrary

sought and received a planning grant from

the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation to

define the organization of the Center, to be

located at the Frick Art Reference Library.

DeCourcy E. McIntosh was named consul-

tantinFebruaryand,overaperiodofseveral

months,numerousexpertsandpotentialcol-

laboratorswereinterviewedtohelparticulate

the Center’s agenda, which will be executed

asfundingbecomesavailable.Theprograms

willincludefellowships,seminars,symposia,

and research tools, in particular, an online

directory of archives of collectors and deal-

ers. These initiatives build on the Library’s

successful research program, instituted nine

years ago by Inge Reist, director-designate

oftheCenter,withgraduateschoolorienta-

tions and workshops, Library exhibitions,

andpaneldiscussions.Thisyear’sDialogues

onArt, a benefit event for the Library held

in May and co-sponsored with Knoedler &

Company,focusedonthegoalsoftheCenter.

Thepaneldiscussion,“HouseMuseums:The

IntersectionofPublicandPrivateCollecting,”

wasmoderatedbyJosephRishel,seniorcura-

tor of European painting and sculpture at

the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and was

complementedbyaLibraryexhibition,Home

Is Where the Art Is: House Museums.

Another first for the Library was the

establishmentoftheNewYorkArtResources

Consortium (nyarc), a partnership of the

FrickArtReferenceLibraryandthelibraries

of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The

Museum of ModernArt, and the Brooklyn

Museum. With support from the Andrew

W. Mellon Foundation, an extensive plan

of action was outlined for the four librar-

ies thatmakeupthecoreofwhatpromises

to become a larger collaboration. The plan

laid the foundation for ambitious yet cost-

efficientprogramsandservicesthatminimize

duplication of effort, offset the increasing

subscription rates for electronic resources,

and, through swift document and digital

delivery, improveaccesstosharedresources

forourcollectiveconstituencies.Thegroup’s

first joint effort began this summer with

jstor (the digital archive of scholarly jour-

nals) and a Mellon-funded feasibility study

on the digitizing and delivery of rare and

uniquematerialsheldintheselibraries.

Forthefirsttime,theLibraryhasexpand-

ed its collecting scope to include materials

ondecorativeartsrelevanttoobjectsinThe

Frick Collection. Deborah Kempe, chief of

collectionsmanagementandaccess,oversaw

thedevelopmentofacorebibliographythat

providedatoolforthesystematicsupportof

scholarlyresearchinthisfieldandidentified

important lacunae in the Library’s holdings

of decorative arts. For this undertaking, the

Librarywasfortunatetoreceivefundingfrom

RobertH.andClariceSmithforthepurchase

ofbooksonEuropeansculptureanddecora-

tiveartsoverthenextfiveyears.Everyeffort

willbemadetoavoidduplicationofholdings

withlocalinstitutionsandtofacilitateaccess

throughinterlibrarysharing.

The past twelve months saw significant

additions to holdings in catalogues, mono-

graphs,photographs,andelectronicresources.

By far, the most important purchase was

the cache of eighteenth- to early-twentieth-

century auction catalogues acquired in July

in Paris at the liquidation sale of the Heim

Gallery’s library. This purchase was made

possible, in part, through the generosity of

Melvin R. Seiden. For acquisitions of titles

incategoriestheLibraryhashistoricallycol-

lected, new book funds honoring former

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TrusteeWalterCurleyandCouncilmember

Deirdre C. Stam were established, while the

HomelandFoundation’spledgeof$200,000

overthenextfouryearswillincreasethebook

fund’s principal significantly. The Samuel

Sachs II fund was increased by $25,000,

thanks toagenerousgift fromtheMalcolm

HewittWienerFoundation.

TheTrusteesLibraryCommittee, ledby

MelvinR.Seiden,dedicatedoneofitssemi-

annualmeetingstoasingleissue:spaceplan-

ning.Thiswasinrecognitionofthefactthat,

evenwiththestoragegainedthroughdigital

conversions,theLibrarywillrunoutofspace

bytheyear2010.Thecommitteeconcluded

thatarchitecturalexpansionwillbeaneces-

sity in order to address the evolving needs

andexpectationsofresearchers.

By theendof this reportingperiod, the

Reading Room attendance figures marked

a 9 percent increase over those of the pre-

vious twelve months, along with a corre-

sponding increase in E-mail queries, book

and Photoarchive requests, and the use of

electronic resources. With the implementa-

tionofanautomatedcirculationsystem,all

books reserved or checked out to staff are

moreeffectivelycontrolled,withtheirstatus

displayedinfresco.Newregistrationcards

forreadersarenowbar-coded.

The preservation of and access to the

Library’s vast research collections and

archivescontinuetobeapriority.Thisyear,

digitization of nearly a third of the sixty

thousandnegatives fromtheLibrary’spho-

tography campaigns of the 1920s through

the1950swascompleted, thanksto funding

provided by the Carl and Lily Pforzheimer

Foundation, the New York Times Founda-

tion, and a Mellon-funded ARTstor col-

laboration.Inaddition,theconservationand

digitallabswerecontinuouslyoccupiedwith

the increased demand for materials held in

both the institutional and The Helen Clay

FrickFoundationarchives.Nearlytwohun-

dred historic blueprints were inventoried,

treated,anddigitallypreservedsotheycould

bemoreeasilyexamined.

Not surprisingly, the archives and con-

servationdepartmentsworkhandinhandto

availresearchersofprimarydocumentsandto

provideimagesforforthcomingpublications,

includingColinB.Bailey’sBuilding The Frick

Collection and the biographies of Andrew

Carnegie by David Nasaw and of Andrew

W.MellonbyDavidCannadine. Imagesalso

wereprovidedforthePBSdocumentaryGreat

Museums and the National Gallery of Art’s

centennial film on Paul Mellon. In addition,

twenty items were loaned to the Pittsburgh

exhibition Possessions, Personalities and the

Pursuit of Refinement: A Fresh Look at the

Collections of the Frick Art & Historical Center,

and the rare, autographed copy of Artists in

Exile (PierreMatisseGallery,1943)wasloaned

to theSurrealism USA exhibitionheldat the

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National Academy Museum in New York.

Chief Archivist Sally Brazil interviewed and

recordedDr.WilliamTurnerLevy’s recollec-

tions of his close friend Frederick Mortimer

Clapp, thefirstdirectorofTheFrickCollec-

tion,fortheoralhistoryprogram.

Rarely do library conservation depart-

ments take on the challenge of the design

and production of exhibitions and bro-

chures, yet this has become an exciting

newelementofthatdepartment’sactivities.

Duringtheyear,DonSwansonandhisstaff

designed and installed the House Museums

exhibit in the Library vestibules and also

produced the handsome itinerary booklets

for the October trip to the LoireValley co-

organizedwith theFrenchHeritageSociety

andforthedirector’sGoya Promenadestudy

triptoMadridandBordeauxinNovember.

I cannot overstate the ongoing impor-

tanceoftheinformationsystemsdepartment

totheinstitutionasawhole.Underthelead-

ership of Floyd Sweeting, this department

provides state-of-the-art support and ser-

vices forcommunicationsandfor informa-

tion and image management, including the

designandproductionof theFrick’shighly

praisedwebsite.Thewebsitewasredesigned

thisyear tomakeanaward-winningvirtual

destination even more appealing and ser-

viceable for online membership, shopping,

and concert ticketing. In addition, all the

Collection’s works of art are now acces-

sible online and include detailed zoomable

images, location updates, and links to the

Virtual Tour. As a result of these improve-

ments,visits to thewebsitehavemore than

doubledinthelastyear.

Consultation with colleagues engaged

in comparable projects both in the United

States and Europe is ongoing and ensures

compatibility among like-minded institu-

tions. To this end, Inge Reist’s election in

October 2005 to the chairmanship of the

Association of Research Institutes in Art

History not only raises the Frick’s profile

butalsoelicitsusefulinformationaboutthe

potentialforfuturecollaborations.

As I observe the ever-increasing num-

ber of researchers crossing the Library’s

threshold each year, I marvel at the variety

of professional interests represented as well

as the diverse ways in which our materials

areused.Thesevisitors—betheyacademics,

journalists, collectors, art dealers, curators,

connoisseurs, or curious amateurs—rarely

fail to acknowledge the uniqueness of our

resourcesandthe invaluableassistancethey

receive from the Library’s exceptional staff,

working with the public both directly and

behind the scenes. I consider myself fortu-

natetobesurroundedbysuchtalent.

left to right:InJuly2005,theLibrarypurchased116rareauctioncataloguespreviouslyownedbytheHeimGallery,Paris.ThiscatalogueisfromabenefitsaleheldMay23,1945,tosupportFrenchprisonersofwar.

Sincelastyear,theLibrary’sconservationlabhasdigitizedthousandsofvintagephotographsfromtheHelenClayFrickFoundationArchives,includingthisone,whichshowsayoungHelenClayFrickwithJamesElmore,theFrickfamily’scoachman,andhergoverness,MarikaOgiz.ThephotographwastakenatClayton,theFrickhomeinPittsburgh,c.1895.

Frontispieceandtitlepageofthecatalogueforthe1923auctionofthelibraryofRobertdeMontesquiou,purchasedinhonorofCuratorEmeritusEdgarMunhall.MontesquiouisthesitterintheFrick’s1891–92portraitbyJamesMcNeillWhistler,Arrangement in Black and Gold: Comte Robert de Montesquiou-Fezensac.

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Gifts and Exchanges

DarioA.Covi,Andrea del Verrocchio, Life and

Work,Florence,2005;giftoftheauthor

Brigitte Langer, Die französischen Möbel des

18. Jahrhunderts,MunichandNewYork,1995;

gift of the Library of The Bard Graduate

Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts,

Design,andCulture

Joachim Pissarro and Claire Durand-Ruel

Snollaerts, Pissarro: Critical Catalogue of

Paintings,3vols.,Milan,Paris,andNewYork,

2005;giftofWildenstein&Co.,throughEliot

Rowlands

VereinderMuseumsfreundeinWien,Katalog

der Prinz Eugen Ausstellung,Vienna,1933;gift

ofBlumkaGallery,NewYork

28 exhibition catalogues; by exchange from

theSzépmuvészetiMúzeum,Budapest

93Europeanauctioncatalogues(1895to1985);

giftoftheLibraryofTheRoyalMuseumsof

FineArtsinBelgium

103photographsofpaintingsanddrawingsby

Jean-BaptisteGreuze;giftofEdgarMunhall

239photographsrelatingtotheGreat Age of

Fresco exhibition (1968, The Metropolitan

Museum of Art); gift of The Metropolitan

MuseumofArt,throughKeithChristiansen

477photographsfromtheestateofarthisto-

rianDonaldPosner;giftoftheestate,through

WilliamBarchamandCatherinePugliesi

Purchases

DeniseBazetoux,Maximilien Luce: Catalogue

raisonné de l’oeuvre peint,vol.3,Paris,2005;

purchased through the generous support of

TheFlorenceGouldFoundation

EmmanuelBénézit,Dictionary of Artists,first

English-language ed., 14 vols., Paris, 2006;

purchased through the generous support of


Denis Diderot, Encyclopédie ou Dictionnaire

raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers,

facsimile of the first edition of 1751–80, 35

vols.,Stuttgart,1966

John Flaxman, The Illustrations for Dante’s

Divine Comedy, ed. by Francesca Salvadori,

London,2005;purchasedinhonorofCharles

Ryskamp

Lloyd Goodrich and Abigail Booth Gerdts,

Record of Works by Winslow Homer, vols. 1

and 2, NewYork, 2005; purchased in honor

ofEdgarMunhall

JosepdeC.Laplana, La Pintura de Santiago

Rusiñol: Obra completa, 3 vols., Barcelona,

2004;purchasedinhonorofNathalieKaplan

andMarthaLoringfortheirleadershipofthe

YoungFellows;giftofMelvinR.Seiden

PierreJeanMariette,Catalogues de la collection

d’estampes de Jean V, roi de Portugal (Fundação

Calouste Gulbenkian),3vols.,ParisandLisbon,

2003;purchasedinhonorofPaulG.Pennoyer

Jr.,chairmanoftheLibraryCommittee,1984–

2001;giftofMelvinR.Seiden

A.P.F.Robert-Dumesnil,Le Peintre-Graveur

français, ou Catalogue raisonné des estam-

pes gravées par les peintres et les déssina-

teurs de l’école française: Ouvrage faisant

suite au “Peintre-Graveur” de M. Bartsch, 11

vols., Paris, 1835–71; purchased through the

generous support of The Florence Gould

Foundation

Pierre Sanchez, Dictionnaire des céramistes,

peintres sur porcelaine, verre et émail, verriers

et émailleurs . . . 1700–1920,3vols.,Dijon,2005;

purchased through thegenerosityofRobert

H.andClariceSmith

Catalogue d’une riche collection de tableaux

de l’école espagnole et des écoles d’Italie et

de Flandre (Condesa de Quinto Collection),

Paris,1862

Vincent van Gogh: Erste grosse Ausstellung

seiner Zeichnungen und Aquarelle, Dezember

1927, Berlin, 1927; purchased in honor of

SamuelSachsII

9 catalogues from the Vienna, Berlin, and

MunichSecessionexhibitions,1908–33

19 auction catalogues featuring decorative

arts;purchasedthroughthegenerosityofthe

J.andH.WeldonFoundation

116 rare auction catalogues, mostly French,

formerlyownedbytheHeimGallery,Paris

135photographsofworksinaScottishprivate

collectionpurchasedaspartofthesubscrip-

tiontotheScottishNationalPortraitGallery

PhotographicSurvey

Notable Library Acquisitions

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Lectures

October14,2005

Memling and the Art of Portraiture

Till-HolgerBorchert,Groeningemuseum,

Bruges

October26,2005

Memling’s Influence on Italian Portraiture

from Leonardo to Raphael

BarbaraG.Lane,QueensCollegeandThe

GraduateCenteroftheCityUniversityof

NewYork

November16,2005

Face to Face with Memling’s Portraits

MaryanW.Ainsworth,TheMetropolitan

MuseumofArt,NewYork

November30,2005

Henry James’s New York

ColmTóibín,author

This lecture, part of the Artists, Poets, and

Writers Lecture Series, was made possible

through the generous support of the Drue

Heinz Trust.

December7,2005

Memling’s Italian Patrons

PaulaNuttall,VictoriaandAlbertMuseum,

London

January11,2006

Pilgrims, Martyrs, and Mosaics: Cardinal

Pietro Aldobrandini and the Jubilee of 1600

XavierF.Salomon,AndrewW.Mellon

CuratorialFellow,TheFrickCollection

February1,2006

Beauty in the Details

ElizabethMurray,artist

This lecture, part of the Artists, Poets, and

Writers Lecture Series, was made possible

through the generous support of the Drue

Heinz Trust.

March1,2006

The View from Bordeaux:

Looking Back on Goya’s Life

JanisA.Tomlinson,UniversityMuseums,

UniversityofDelaware,Newark

April13,2006

Dürer’s Hands

JosephLeoKoerner,CourtauldInstituteof

Art,London

This lecture was the fourth in an annual

series sponsored by the Council of The Frick

Collection.

April26,2006

Prelude to Exile:

Goya’s Theater(s) of the Absurd

PriscillaE.Muller,TheHispanicSocietyof

America,NewYork

May2,2006

“Plumbing the Depths of the Human Heart”

in Goya’s Graphic Work

JulietWilson-Bareau,independentscholar

June14,2006

Liotard beyond the Exhibition

MarcelRoethlisberger,UniversitédeGenève

June28,2006

Liotard, the “Turkish Painter”

KristelSmentek,AndrewW.Mellon

CuratorialFellow,TheFrickCollection

Concerts

July13,2005

IlyaGringolts,Russianviolinist,inNew

Yorkrecitaldebut,andItmarGolan,pianist:

Mozart;Bartók;Schumann,Fantasiestücke

August10,2005

Jean-EfflamBavouzet,pianist:Haydn;

Beethoven;Ravel,Gaspard de la nuit

October9,2005

TrioJeanPaul,Germanpiano trio,in

NewYorkdebut:Haydn;Schoenberg/

Steuermann,Transfigured Night,Opus4;

Brahms,TrioinBMajor,Opus8

October30,2005

MandelringQuartet:Schubert,QuartetinG

Minor,D.173;Shostakovich,QuartetNo.4

inDMajor,Opus83;Beethoven,Quartetin

C-sharpMinor,Opus131

November13,2005

NewberryConsort,vielles, lutes, harp,

countertenor,andtenor:Renaissanceand

medievalvocal,instrumental,anddance

musicfromtheperiodofHansMemling,

thesubjectofthefallexhibition,Memling’s

Portraits.Atalkgivenbycomposer

JoelleWallachbeforetheconcertexplored

parallelsbetweenFranco-Flemishpainters

andcomposersofthefifteenthcentury.

Public Programming

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November27,2005

ChristianImmler,Germanbaritone,inNew

Yorkrecitaldebut,andSylviaFraser,piano:

Schumann,Dichterliebe,Opus48;Eisler;

Ravel;Rankl;Wolf

January15,2006

RonaldBrautigam,Dutchpianist,inNew

Yorkrecitaldebut:Mozart;Mendelssohn,

Variations Sérieuses,Opus54;Beethoven,

SonatainCMajor,Opus53,“Waldstein”

February19,2006

AurynQuartet:Haydn;Bartók;Dvorák,

QuartetNo.12inFMajor,Opus96,

“American”

March5,2006

MihaelaUrsuleasa,Romanianpianist

inNewYorkdebut:Beethoven,Eroica

Variations,Opus35;Shostakovich;

Rachmaninoff,Études tableaux,Opus39

March19,2006

RichardEgarr,BritishharpsichordistinNew

Yorkrecitaldebut:J.S.Bach,Goldberg

Variations,BWV988

April16,2006

IlDolcimelo,recorder, baroque violin,

baroque cello, andharpsichordinNewYork

debut:Telemann,Scarlatti,Vivaldi,Corelli

April23,2006

DavidOwenNorris,fortepiano,andTrio

SonneriewithMonicaHuggett,violinist:

J.C.Bach,Mozart,andeighteenth-century

Hungarianmusicinthevirtuosofolktradition

Publications

Exhibition Catalogues

Till-HolgerBorchert,withcontributions

byMaryanW.Ainsworth,LorneCampbell,

andPaulaNuttall,Memling’s Portraits,

Ludion,Belgium,2005

JonathanBrownandSusanGraceGalassi,

Goya’s Last Works,TheFrickCollection,

publishedinassociationwithYale

UniversityPress,2006

XavierF.Salomon,Veronese’s Allegories:

Virtue, Love, and Exploration in Renaissance

Venice,TheFrickCollection,2006

IsabelleFélicitéBleeker,CäsarMenz,

MarcelRoethlisberger,ClaireStoullig,and

FabienneXavièreSturm, Jean-Étienne

Liotard (1702–1789): Masterpieces from the

Musées d’Art et d’Histoire of Geneva and

Swiss Private Collections,SomogyÉditions

d’Art,Paris;English-languageedition,2006

Council Lecture Series

TheodoreReff,Manet’s Incident in a

Bullfight,TheFrickCollection,2006

Gifts and Grants

W e deeply appreciate the generosity

of the individuals, foundations,

andcorporationsthathavemadesubstantial

contributionstotheCollectionandLibrary.

TheFrickCollectionmustsecureroughly

50percentofitsfundingforoperationsfrom

sources other than its endowment. Capital

projects and special programs require addi-

tional resources. The following gifts and

grants provide vitally needed general oper-

ating funds, as well as support for a range

of projects, including special exhibitions

and publications, Library acquisitions and

itsendowment,conservationequipmentand

materials,servicestoscholars,andtheeduca-

tionprogram.Inaddition,thedemandsofthe

Frick’s beautiful, but aging, building require

an increasing investment of capital. We are

mostgratefultooursupportersfortheirhelp

infundingthesevitalprogramsandservices.

MajorContributions

$100,000 and above

Mr.andMrs.JohnP.Birkelund

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahM.Bogert

Mr.andMrs.WalterA.Eberstadt

Mrs.HenryClayFrickII

TheHelenClayFrickFoundation

AgnesGundandDanielShapiro


HomelandFoundation

TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation

EstateofStephenMorrow

Mr.andMrs.HowardPhippsJr.

Mr.andMrs.StephenA.Schwarzman

MelvinR.SeidenandJanineLuke

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$50,000 to $99,999

PeterandSofiaBlanchard

Mr.andMrs.I.TownsendBurdenIII

TheChisholmFoundation

TheChristianHumannFoundation

Dr.andMrs.NathanE.Saint-Amand

Mr.andMrs.JuanA.Sabater

LawrenceandJulieSalander

$25,000 to $49,999


TheHonorableDanieleBodini

Mr.andMrs.SamuelC.Butler

EdwardLeeCave

Mr.andMrs.MinturnV.Chace

TheHonorableAnneCoxChambers

ConsulateGeneralofBelgium

TheHonorableAmaliaLacrozedeFortabat

TheGladysKriebleDelmasFoundation

HesterDiamond

Mr.andMrs.L.F.BokerDoyle

Mrs.CharlesH.Dyson

FrancisFinlay

Mrs.HenryGrunwald

JanetandArthurHershaft

Mrs.JackS.Josey

Anna-MariaandStephenKellen

Foundation,Inc.

Mrs.StephenM.Kellen

Khoon-MinLimandElizabethKhoo

NationalEndowmentfortheArts

Mr.andMrs.SamuelI.Newhouse

SamuelI.NewhouseFoundationInc.

DianeAllenNixon

Mr.andMrs.BernardG.Palitz

AnnaM.Pearce

Mr.andMrs.ConstantineSidamon-Eristoff

SuzettedeMarignySmith

Dr.andMrs.MalcolmH.Wiener

DianeR.Wolf

Mr.andMrs.JohnB.Wood

Mrs.CharlesWrightsman

$10,000 to $24,999

Dr.AndreasvonAlbertini

EstateofJ.PhilipAnderegg

AndrewL.Ballard

AnneH.Bass

TheDavidBergFoundation,Inc.

JeanA.Bonna

W.MarkBrady

Mr.andMrs.RobertF.Erburu

FilomenM.D’AgostinoFoundationCorp.

Mr.andMrs.PatrickA.Gerschel

ThePatrickA.GerschelFoundation

GailW.Goltra

Mr.andMrs.NicholasH.J.Hall

Mrs.HenryJ.HeinzII

F.M.KirbyFoundation,Inc.

SamuelH.KressFoundation

TheCurtisW.McGrawFoundation

EldoS.NettoJr.

Mr.andMrs.YvesOltramare

ProHelvetia

Mr.andMrs.WilliamP.Rayner

Mr.andMrs.JohnR.Robinson

WilliamRondina

Mr.andMrs.ArthurRoss

TheWidgeonPointCharitableFoundation

IsabelS.Wilcox

$5,000 to $9,999

TheAhmansonFoundation

MiltonandSallyAveryArtsFoundation

PhyllisBartlett

Mr.andMrs.SidR.Bass

Mr.andMrs.ArthurW.Collins

GiffordCombs

TheCowlesCharitableTrust

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Fiorilla

Mr.andMrs.BarryFriedberg

Mr.andMrs.MichaelE.Gellert

TheHonorableSirDavidandLadyGibbons

Mr.andMrs.AlainGoldrach

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeGrumbachJr.

Mr.andMrs.PeterHeydon

FrederickD.Hill

Dr.BruceC.Horten

RobertW.JohnsonIV

Mr.andMrs.WilliamF.Kimball

Mr.andMrs.DavidHamiltonKoch

Mr.andMrs.JonLandau

ArthurL.Loeb

AmbassadorJohnL.LoebJr.and

SharonHandler

J.MurrayLogan*

Mr.andMrs.ThomasLoring

Mr.andMrs.JamesC.Marlas

Mr.andMrs.PeterP.Marino

MetropolitanNewYorkLibraryCouncil

ThierryMillerand

BarbaraS.Mosbacher

DavidRockefeller

Dr.andMrs.StephenK.Scher

Mr.andMrs.StanleyDeForestScott

ElizabethM.Stafford

BeatriceStern

PhilipL.Yang

* deceased

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$1,000 to $4,999MortonAbromsonandJoanNissman

TheAchelisFoundation

AcornFoundationInc.

JoanTaubAdesandAlanM.Ades

JulianAgnew

MargaretAjemianAhnert

Mrs.ArthurG.Altschul

Mr.andMrs.AnthonyAmes

Mr.andMrs.DavidAnton

Mr.andMrs.HenryH.Arnhold

Mr.andMrs.SeymourR.AskinJr.

GillianAttfield

CaroleP.Bailey

Mr.andMrs.GlennBailey

Mr.andMrs.RodneyB.Berens

Mr.andMrs.CraigG.Bergstrom

Mr.andMrs.WilliamMcCormackBlairJr.

AllanBlock

LaurelAnnBrien

Mr.andMrs.GarrisonW.Brinton

Mr.andMrs.PeterC.H.Brown

CallaeBrownstein

CatherineCahillandWilliamBernhard

RobertL.CahillJr.

RobertoCamacho

AnnMarieCarr

Mrs.ChristopherC.Y.Chen

Mr.andMrs.GustavoCisneros

Mrs.WilliamStrattonClark

MaryP.Cogger

ThomasL.Colville

Comey-FitzgeraldFamilyFoundation

MarinaRustConnorandIanConnor

RobertCouturier

EdnaC.Craddock

Mr.andMrs.AndrewM.Crisses

Mr.andMrs.EdgarM.Cullman

TheHonorableandMrs.WalterJ.P.Curley

Mr.andMrs.LouisJ.C.Cusano

Mr.andMrs.CarlF.Danielson

CécileDavid-Weill

Mrs.C.DouglasDillon

Mr.andMrs.StanleyF.Druckenmiller

Mr.andMrs.JohnF.Durocher

ElizabethFinkleEliotandJonathanEliot

Mr.andMrs.Jean-MarieEveillard

J.O.Fairfax

JeraldDillonFessenden

HelenCostantinoFioratti

Mrs.AnastassiosFondaras

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherForbes

DavidB.Ford

JoanneduPontFoster

EliseD.FrickandJohnA.Garraty

AmberFrumkes

Mr.andMrs.LeandroS.GalbanJr.

Mr.andMrs.RicardoGambaccini

GeorgeJ.GillespieIII

RochelleGores

Mr.andMrs.PhilipC.Gorrivan

Mr.andMrs.PaulGourary

DawneMarieGrannum

AnnMarieGrasso

CynthiaChaceGray

NinaGriscom

Mr.andMrs.JamesB.Gubelmann

Mr.andMrs.JohnGutfreund

Mr.andMrs.PatrickHandreke

MarthaM.Hare

Mr.andMrs.MichaelHarkins

Mrs.HoraceHavemeyer

Dr.andMrs.DavidHeaney

ChristopherHeath

Mr.andMrs.ThomasHenry

Mr.andMrs.J.TomilsonHillIII

AlexanderC.Hitz

JulianIragorriII

ErnestJacquet

GenevieveJones

Mr.andMrs.JeffJoyce

ElizabethR.Kabler

Mr.andMrs.EdwardKaplan

AmandaKavanaghandKevinKavanagh

Mr.andMrs.SeanP.Kavanagh

DerekF.Kellett

R.CrosbyKemper

ProfessorJosephLeoKoerner

PhyllisL.Kossoff

Mr.andMrs.ThomasKranz

EugeneM.LangFoundation

SarahChapinLangham

Mrs.StallworthLarson

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherM.Lehman

Mrs.RobertLeininger

Mr.andMrs.HowardG.Lepow

Mr.andMrs.RobertLindgren

DanielLindleyandLuciaWoodsLindley

DuncanMacGuigan

Mr.andMrs.EarleI.Mack

Mr.andMrs.TomMarsh

JosephF.McCrindle

Mr.andMrs.AndrewMcQuilling

Mr.andMrs.RichardL.Menschel

JoanMichelman

CatharineM.Miller

SandraE.Mintz

Mr.andMrs.EdwardMirsepahi

Mr.andMrs.MarkL.Moehlman

JohnW.Munson

MarkMurray

JenniferJ.Nilles

Mr.andMrs.RichardE.Oldenburg

Mr.andMrs.AlexB.Pagel

PJPascual

Mr.andMrs.JeffreyM.Peek

LauraPels

Mr.andMrs.PaulG.PennoyerJr.

ColleenDeLeeandMichaelPerlis

Mr.andMrs.BrianPfeifler

Mr.andMrs.IvanE.Phillips

Mr.andMrs.FrançoisPoulet

Mrs.LewisT.Preston

Dr.andMrs.JamesS.Reibel

JanineRensch

BridgetRestivo

MichelleRogers

TheHonorableandMrs.FelixG.Rohatyn

DanielRomualdez

ElaineL.Rosenberg

NanetteRoss

AnnaRothschild

ChristopherF.Rupp

CharlesA.Ryskamp

JaneG.Rubin

SanaH.Sabbagh

MarielleSafra

AlanE.Salz

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Mr.andMrs.JulioMarioSantoDomingo

KatieSchwab

Mrs.JohnA.Scrymgeour

GilShiva

SiddharthaShukla

Mr.andMrs.JamesBakerSitrick

ClareElizabethSmith

MichelleSmith

Mr.andMrs.IanK.W.Snow

LucyBishopricSprunger

JoanAlexanderStanton

LouiseH.Stephaich

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeE.Stephenson

Mr.andMrs.GeraldG.Stiebel

Mr.andMrs.CharlesF.StoneIII

ElizabethF.StriblingandGuyRobinson

TheFrederickandPatriciaSupperFoundation

J.FifeSymingtonJr.

Mr.andMrs.J.FifeSymingtonIV

Mr.andMrs.AlvaroTafur

Mr.andMrs.WilliamTatlock

Mr.andMrs.EugeneVictorThaw

Mr.andMrs.AndrewThomas

Mr.andMrs.DavidM.Tobey

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.TownsendIII

HansP.Utsch

Dr.DietrichvonBothmer

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeWachter

Mr.andMrs.PaulA.Wagner

Dr.KarlT.Wamsler

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Warden

Mr.andMrs.G.JarvisG.WilcoxJr.

FrancisH.Williams

Mr.andMrs.JamesJ.Wilson

Mrs.RobertWinthrop

Mr.andMrs.GeneM.Woodfin

Mr.andMrs.DavidYates

HenrySteinwayZieglerand

JourdanArpelle-Ziegler

Mr.andMrs.EzraZilkha

Mr.andMrs.MichaelZilkha

Mr.andMrs.EricZinterhofer

LauraB.Zukerman

Director’sCircle

TheDirector’sCirclewasformedin2004to

provide major unrestricted support for the

activities of the Collection and the Library.

The followinggroupof individuals is com-

mittedtoensuringthatTheFrickCollection

willhavethenecessaryresourcestomaintain

itstraditionofexcellence.


Mr.andMrs.JohnP.Birkelund

Mr.andMrs.PeterP.BlanchardIII

TheHonorableDanieleBodini

Mr.andMrs.JeremiahM.Bogert

Mr.andMrs.SamuelC.Butler

EdwardLeeCave

TheHonorableAmaliaLacrozedeFortabat

HesterDiamond

Mr.andMrs.L.F.BokerDoyle

Mrs.CharlesH.Dyson

Mr.andMrs.WalterA.Eberstadt

FrancisFinlay

Mrs.HenryClayFrickII

Mrs.HenryGrunwald

AgnesGundandDanielShapiro

Mrs.JackS.Josey

Mrs.StephenM.Kellen

Mr.andMrs.SamuelI.NewhouseJr.

DianeAllenNixon

Mr.andMrs.BernardG.Palitz

Mr.andMrs.HowardPhippsJr.

Mr.andMrs.StephenA.Schwarzman

MelvinR.SeidenandJanineLuke

Mr.andMrs.ConstantineSidamon-Eristoff

SuzettedeMarignySmith

Mrs.CharlesWrightsman

Founder’sSociety

The Founder’s Society recognizes and hon-

orsindividualswhoprovidecriticalsupport

to The Frick Collection through bequests,

charitable remainder trusts, lead trusts, or

otherplanned-givingarrangements.

EstateofJ.PhilipAnderegg

HelenClayChace


DianeDunne

EstateofAlexGordon

EstateofStephenMorrow

EstateofLouiseA.Pierot

MichaelTully

AliceJeanZuccaire

FellowsandFriendsof

TheFrickCollection

Honorary Fellows

Mrs.WalterH.Annenberg

Mrs.PerryRichardsonBass

MonsieurLeComted’Haussonville

TheodoreDell

EverettFahy

Dr.andMrs.IraH.Kaufman

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Marion

Mrs.PaulMellon

EdgarMunhall

CharlesA.Ryskamp

SamuelSachsII

Mrs.WilliamSuhr

Mr.andMrs.EugeneVictorThaw

FredericavonStade

Sustaining Fellows

AngelinaAnissimova

AndrewL.Ballard

Mr.andMrs.MinturnV.Chace

TheHonorableandMrs.WalterJ.P.Curley

CatherineG.Curran

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JoanneduPontFoster

JanetandArthurHershaft

Mrs.JackS.Josey

Khoon-MinLimandElizabethKhoo

J.MurrayLogan*

Mr.andMrs.TerryLundgren

DianeR.Wolf

Supporting Fellows

Mr.andMrs.HenryH.Arnhold

Mrs.ChristopherC.Y.Chen

GiffordCombs

Mr.andMrs.StevenG.Einhorn

Mr.andMrs.RobertF.Erburu

Mr.andMrs.NicholasH.J.Hall

Mrs.HenryJ.HeinzII

Dr.andMrs.PeterHeydon

Mr.andMrs.JeffJoyce

MyronKaplanandAnnetteHollander

ChristianK.Keesee

Mr.andMrs.DavidHamiltonKoch

Mr.andMrs.HowardG.Lepow


Mr.andMrs.AchimMoeller

Mr.andMrs.StanleyMoss

Dr.andMrs.JamesS.Reibel

Mr.andMrs.JohnR.Robinson

Mr.andMrs.JuanA.Sabater

Dr.andMrs.NathanE.Saint-Amand

ElizabethM.Stafford

SueErpfVandeBovenkamp


Dr.andMrs.MalcolmH.Wiener

E.LiskWyckoffJr.

PhilipL.Yang

Contributing Fellows

MargaretAjemianAhnert

SoniaAlpert

ElizabethA.Baltz

AnneH.Bass

Mr.andMrs.ThomasA.Cassilly

JohnB.Coleman

Mr.andMrs.PierreJ.deVegh

DomitiliaM.dosSantos

StephenA.Geiger

Mr.andMrs.AlainGoldrach

GailW.Goltra

Mr.andMrs.DonaldJ.Gordon

Mr.andMrs.SpencerHays

FrederickD.Hill

Dr.BruceC.Horten

ValHoyt

ArthurL.Loeb


Mr.andMrs.WilliamJ.Michaelcheck

Dr.DavidOrentreich

Mr.andMrs.IvanE.Phillips

Mr.andMrs.FrançoisPoulet

Mr.andMrs.AlfredRoss

Mr.andMrs.H.JonathanRotenstreich

Mrs.JohnH.Sack

Mr.andMrs.IrwinSchneiderman

Mr.andMrs.StanleyDeForestScott

Mrs.JohnA.Scrymgeour

Mr.andMrs.HowardSolomon

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.TownsendIII

Mr.*andMrs.IraD.Wallach

Dr.KarlT.Wamsler

ShelbyB.White

AllisonWhiting

WilliamJ.WilliamsJr.and

BarbaraA.Reuter

DianWoodner


Fellows

JoanTaubAdesandAlanM.Ades

JulianAgnew

BertAmador

Mr.andMrs.MichaelNashAmbler

Dr.MadelynAntoncic

Mr.andMrs.MarkAppel

Mr.andMrs.R.LeighArdrey

AndrewArkin

Mrs.J.SinclairArmstrong

EdgarD.Aronson

Mr.andMrs.MichaelAssael

Mr.andMrs.RonaldR.Atkins

Dr.*andMrs.HughR.K.Barber

ShelleyBarber

Mr.andMrs.FrederickW.Beinecke

Mr.andMrs.RodneyB.Berens

Mr.andMrs.RaphaelBernstein

FrancesBillups

PattiC.Birch

DavidBiscaye

AllanBlock

GaryM.Bloom

Mr.andMrs.StanleyM.Bogen

GeoffreyN.Bradfield

W.MarkBrady

DeborahBrice

Mr.andMrs.GarrisonW.Brinton

MarleenBrody

ProfessorandMrs.JonathanM.Brown

KatherineF.Brush

Mrs.JacksonBurke

Mrs.JamesE.Burke

Mr.andMrs.BrookK.Byers

MiriamCahn

MarilynCalderwoodandDodgeOlmsted

Mr.andMrs.FelixCallari

AnnMarieCarr

VincentCaseyandChristinaBaltz

CarrollJ.CavanaghandCandidaN.Smith

Mr.andMrs.JamesCherry

Mr.andMrs.ChristopherT.Clark


J.PatrickCooney

T.A.Cox

EdnaC.Craddock

Mr.andMrs.AndrewM.Crisses

JuliaCroddick

HeatherCroner

Mr.andMrs.GlennDarden

Mr.andMrs.DouglasDavis

Mr.andMrs.MichaeldeHavenon

Mr.andMrs.GonzalodeLasHeras

MargotteMarquesadeLyon

DavidH.DeWeese

BenjaminF.Doller

Mr.andMrs.JohnS.Dyson* deceased

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JoanK.Easton

Mr.andMrs.BrunoEberli

Mr.andMrs.DeanEcke

DonF.EddyandLeighBehnke

DavidElenowitz

ElizabethFinkleEliotandJonathanEliot

MaryE.Emerson

BarbaraR.Evans

NancyEvansandSeymourWishman

J.O.Fairfax

Mr.andMrs.WalterP.Fekula

Mr.andMrs.RichardFeldstein

JeraldDillonFessenden

Mr.andMrs.JosephSebastianFichera

Mrs.AnastassiosFondaras

DavidB.Ford

Mr.andMrs.PeterFrelinghuysen

Mr.andMrs.LawrenceFriedland

Mr.andMrs.LeandroS.GalbanJr.

PatrickS.Gallagher

Mr.andMrs.SergioGalvis

TheHonorableandMrs.BruceGelb

Mr.andMrs.MichaelE.Gellert

Mr.andMrs.MorryGerber

TheHonorableSirDavidandLadyGibbons

GeorgeJ.GillespieIII

ReverendDavisGiven

HenryP.GodfreyandGingerSchnaper

Mr.andMrs.EugeneGoldberg

Mr.andMrs.WilliamT.Golden

Mr.andMrs.HubertL.Goldschmidt

RochelleGores

Mr.andMrs.PaulGourary

Mrs.DavidGranger

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeGrumbachJr.

Mr.andMrs.RichardGuest

CharlesHackandAngellaHearn

MimiHalpernandJoanneHalpern

Mr.andMrs.RobertHanke

Mr.andMrs.MichaelHarkins

Mr.andMrs.WilliamHarnisch

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeHatziantoniou

Mr.andMrs.CarlB.Hess

LuuleN.Hewson

M.T.Hirschler

FrankL.HohmannIII

Mrs.BruceDuffHooton

Mr.andMrs.CharlesHoppin

Mr.andMrs.JamesHoughton

JuneHunt-Mayer

Mr.andMrs.JohnW.Ingraham

Mr.andMrs.RichardE.Jaffe

LisaD.JohnsonandWilliamsCosby

Mr.andMrs.WarrenS.Josephy

JeromeJurschak

Mrs.AllanH.Kalmus

Mr.andMrs.MarkN.Kaplan

TheHonorableBruceM.Kaplanand

JanetYaseen

WilliamW.Karatz

NadineKasuga

Mr.andMrs.WilliamKaufmann

SuzanneKavetas

RobertG.Keller

FrederickR.Koch

PhyllisL.Kossoff

AngieZ.Kozlowski

GeraldineS.Kunstadter

GeorgeLabalmeJr.

BillLambert

Mr.andMrs.JonLandau

Dr.JosephLaneandProfessorBarbaraLane

FredericA.Lanes

JaneLattesandNorbertSwislocki

JohnJ.Leiser

Mr.andMrs.DaleLeMasters

Mr.andMrs.SamuelH.Lindenbaum

Mr.andMrs.JohnLoughridgeLindsey

GailP.Lloyd

RobertB.Loper

Mr.andMrs.ThomasLoring

GinaG.MacArthur

Mr.andMrs.JohnMacAskill

DuncanMacGuigan

SusanRoseMandelkerand

MorrisJ.Mandelker

Mr.andMrs.TomMarsh

MichaelT.Martin

Mr.andMrs.ArthurC.Martinez

KimberlyMaska

RachelMauro

NancyMcAllisterandRichardM.Card

Mr.andMrs.MichaelJ.McCormick

JosephF.McCrindle

VincentMcGee

Mrs.JohnP.McGrath

GeneR.McHamandSarahBlakeMcHam

CatharineM.Miller

ThierryMillerand

BarbaraB.Millhouse

BarbaraS.Mosbacher

RuthA.Mueller

GabrielNahasandMarilynC.Nahas

DavidJ.NashandLucyMitchell-Innes

Mr.andMrs.MichaelNewhouse

RodneyW.Nichols

Mr.andMrs.WilliamA.Nitze

ThomasE.O’Brien

Mr.andMrs.RichardE.Oldenburg

DavidT.Owsley

Mr.andMrs.ChipsC.Page

Mr.andMrs.GregoryK.Palm

Mrs.FrankPapp

Mr.andMrs.DouglasL.Paul

Dr.DavidB.Pearce

Mr.andMrs.NormanL.Peck

WilliamPeltonandMaryJaneMassie

J.RobyPennIV

Mr.andMrs.PaulG.PennoyerJr.

Mr.andMrs.RobertPennoyer

LeslieB.Perkin

SarahPeter

RobertSPirie

Mr.andMrs.JeffreyPlonsker

Mr.andMrs.LeonB.Polsky

Mr.andMrs.DaleJ.Precoda

Mrs.LewisT.Preston

Mr.andMrs.SamuelF.PryorIV

SheilaS.Pulling

JaneRandall

NormanD.Rau

Dr.andMrs.JamesJ.Reardon

DeniceH.Rein

HansR.Reinisch

Mr.andMrs.RobertM.Riggs

VictorS.Rodriguez

Mr.andMrs.EdwardRomer

Dr.ElliottC.Rosch

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EllenRose

Mr.andMrs.JonathanRosen

Mr.andMrs.ArthurRoss

NanetteRoss

Mr.andMrs.RichardRowe

Dr.andMrs.A.JosephRudick

Mr.andMrs.WinthropRutherfurdJr.

Mr.andMrs.DeraldH.Ruttenberg

AlanE.Salz

Mr.andMrs.MartinSanders

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderC.Sanger

Mr.andMrs.MichaelL.Santini

ElaineB.Sargent

RobertM.SaundersandSusanGaum

PrincessMaria-ChristinaSayn-Wittgenstein

Mr.andMrs.HenryB.Schacht

JohnH.SchaeferandPamelaD.Zilly

ProfessorSimonM.Schamaand

Dr.VirginiaE.Papaioannou

C.M.Schamroth

Dr.andMrs.StephenK.Scher

WilliamR.Schermerhorn

Dr.andMrs.JoelSchilling

Dr.RalphSchlaeger

Mr.andMrs.BenjaminSchliemann

KirstenSchneider

FrancesM.Schultz

Mr.andMrs.HenryT.Segerstrom

CarolO.Selle

Mr.andMrs.CharlesA.SeversIII

LarryShar

Dr.RobertB.Simon

J.L.H.Simonds

DonaldG.Sisler

Mr.andMrs.RobertA.Smith

MargaretM.Sokol

WilliamG.SpearsandMariaT.Spears

GeorgeSperaandJaneGinsburg

AmbassadorCarlSpielvogeland

BarbaraleeDiamonstein

Mr.andMrs.DavidStam

Mr.andMrs.RobertK.Steel

BeatriceStern

Mr.andMrs.RobertA.Stern

Mr.andMrs.GeraldG.Stiebel

Mr.andMrs.CharlesF.StoneIII

ElizabethStrong-Cuevas

Mr.andMrs.WilliamH.Stuebe

Dr.andMrs.PaulR.C.Sullivan

PeaceSullivan

Mr.andMrs.JohnW.Sweetland

GovernorandMrs.J.FifeSymingtonIII

AsoO.Tavitian

Mr.andMrs.GregoryF.Taylor

Mrs.HenryJ.Taylor

MargarettaTaylor

MiltonE.Teicher

Mr.andMrs.DomTelesco

Mr.andMrs.RodmanK.TiltJr.

Mr.andMrs.JoelTirschwell

Mr.andMrs.DavidM.Tobey

TheHonorableandMrs.JohnTrain

Mr.andMrs.RogerTuckerman

MarilynUngar

GeorgeW.vanderPloeg

Mr.andMrs.PaulA.VermylenJr.

JudithMannVillard

Mr.andMrs.HerbertWachtell


Mr.andMrs.PaulA.Wagner

ThomasB.WalkerIII

Mr.andMrs.JohnL.Warden

HarrietWarmandRichardBlum

JoelWeissman

JohnWendell

Mr.andMrs.KarelWesterling

LynneM.Wheat

TheHonorableJohnC.Whitehead

Dr.andMrs.RobertD.Wickham

Mr.andMrs.G.JarvisG.WilcoxJr.

IsabelS.Wilcox

DuaneWilder

Mrs.WalterW.Wilds

Mr.andMrs.WalterJ.Wilkie

Mr.andMrs.BasilC.Williams

PeterA.Williams

Mr.andMrs.JamesJ.Wilson

Mrs.RobertWinthrop

Mr.andMrs.GeneM.Woodfin

AndreaWoodner

WilliamH.A.WrightII

Mr.andMrs.DavidYates

GeorgeM.Yeager


Dr.andMrs.JonathanZizmor

Non-Resident Fellows

Mr.andMrs.FrankA.BeneventoII

Mr.andMrs.GeorgeN.Boone

Mr.andMrs.CarlF.Danielson

MikeDuff

JohnW.EichleayJr.

Mr.andMrs.LouisElson

Mr.andMrs.LuciusL.Fowler

TheHonorableDouglasH.Ginsburg

Dr.LucindaA.Harris

HelenHecht

Mr.andMrs.LawrenceD.Horowitz

YuriIto

Mr.andMrs.RichardA.Kasuli

Mr.andMrs.EugeneA.Kelly

Mr.andMrs.TitusKendall

FrancesE.Kent

Mr.andMrs.RobertE.KulpJr.

Mr.andMrs.LewisManilow

Mr.andMrs.JeffreyE.Marshall

ColleenDeLeeandMichaelPerlis

AdrianSassoon

Mrs.OlcottD.Smith

JohnVanBuren

Mr.andMrs.StephenVolla

FritzT.Wegmann

Young Fellows

GildaAcostaandVivianSoren

NicholasAcquavella

AlexandraHayesAdame

OxanaAdlerandEmanuelZeltser

CelinaApostolo

VanessaElizabethArredondo

FranciscoBallester

AlexandraBarth

EliBenson

Mr.andMrs.PeterA.Bicks

ValerieBitici

Mr.andMrs.ScottM.Black

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JenniferBowman

Dr.CatherineBozeman

BlairBrickman

Mr.andMrs.PeterC.H.Brown

CallaeBrownstein

SarahE.Burley

RobertoCamacho

BarbaraChristian

AlexanderCicognaMozzoni

EricD.W.Cohler

AnnikaConnor

JamesCorl

CatherineA.Corman

KarinaCorrea-Maury

KiptonCronkite

CarolineCummings

Mr.andMrs.DavidDangoor

CharlesdeVielCastel

LaurenDellaMonica

UmitS.Dhuga

JoshuaS.Dienstag

Mr.andMrs.BrendanDillon

AliciaDoherty

ArnoldandAnitaDormer

ChristineDrinan

Mr.andMrs.StephaneC.Dujarric

MeredithDunnandBryanS.Miller

Mr.andMrs.JohnF.Durocher

MarisaD’Vari

AlessandraEcheverria

Mr.andMrs.Jean-LouisB.Ecochard

Mr.andMrs.DavidEvans

AntonellaFarro

KayvanFateh-Tehrani

RichardGordonFauxIII

LydiaWickliffeFenet

AshleighFernandez

Mr.andMrs.ErinFitzpatrick

RhondaS.Foreman

ArchieFoster

JeffFoster

ErinFrankel

JeffreyS.Freeman

SarahFunke

MaryB.Gallagher

Mr.andMrs.RicardoGambaccini

GrégoireGentil

RobertGerage

EveGerberandJasonFurman

MichaelGibbens

AlexandraG.Goelet

JonGold

MarlaGoldwasser

AnthonyJ.Gordon

RochelleGores

MarneGraingerandToddCavaluzzi

DawneMarieGrannum

AnnMarieGrasso

JohnVincentGrasso

BrookeGraves

Mr.andMrs.BrianGriffin

NicholasGriffin

JeffreyGuarino

Mr.andMrs.PeterGudwin

MarieAntoinetteHandler

JosephHardingandThomasCannon

Mr.andMrs.PeterHarwich

NicoleHelén

KimHicks

TrinidadHidalgoandNealHidalgo

TizianaHolmgren

WilliamS.J.HoodandSophieBoschdeHood

GeorgeHopley

MargoHoppin

AlexisLeeHovey

EstherHui

ChristophJ.E.Hundack

JulianIragorriII

Ana-MariaIragorri-Farcic

EdwardF.JohnstonIII

DarcyJones

DeborahKannerandEvanAmbinder

Mr.andMrs.EdwardKaplan

LauraKaufmann-Belkhazat

Mr.andMrs.SanfordB.KaynorJr.

YoungheeKim-Wait

JayFrederickKrehbiel

AbbeKrieger

AndrewKronenbergandJaneSchneirov

OliverLane

LucyJaneLang

FelixLauscher

SilvinaLeoneandPabloCisilino

MarcA.Lewinstein

Mr.andMrs.RichardLightburn

Mr.andMrs.RobertLindgren

PauloLoureiro

KimberlyA.Lucas

AndrewMack

Dr.ShirleyMadhere

JennaMartin

PaulJ.Mateyunas

Mr.andMrs.DanielMatheson

SusanAnneMathisen

CarlosA.MaymíandStevenRapkin

AnneMcCabe

NancyMcCormickVella

ErinMcKinnon

JeffreyMenaged

RichardMendlowitz

JoelMendoza

RebekahMercerandSylvainMirochnikoff

Mr.andMrs.EugeneMercyJr.

Mr.andMrs.EdwardMirsepahi

Mr.andMrs.AlanB.Mitchell

Mr.andMrs.DonaldL.Morgan

WesleyAlexanderMorrow

Mr.andMrs.JohnJ.MulliganIII

PhilipR.Munger

JohnW.Munson

MarkMurray

SarahMurray

KathleenMurtha

RichardNagyandCarolineSchmidt

Mr.andMrs.PaulNapoli

JillNewhouse

LisaNikfarjam

JenniferJ.Nilles

NinaOkun

StephenOlsenandDennisArguedas

AlixineO’Malley

DavidOrr

AllegraPagel

GregoryPamel

JungMinPark

MichaelPecnikandJessLiu

TristanPeniston-Bird

Mr.andMrs.CampionPlatt

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VincentPresti

JoannePriestley

DianaD.Pulling

Mr.andMrs.JeanPutzer

AprilPyatt

Mr.andMrs.JaccoReijtenbagh

JoséRamónReyes

EmilyS.Robin

AnyaRoles

MarisaRose

RobertRoth

EugenieRoussel

AvikRoy

ElisabethA.Saint-Amand

N.AlexanderSaint-Amand

Mr.andMrs.BrandtSakakeeny

IvanaSalander

StevenSalerno

MicheleSanger

DanielleSapse

CharlieN.W.Schlangen

Mr.andMrs.BenjaminSchliemann

JoJoShakerdge

JessicaShapiro

KatherineShenaman

R.AndrewShore

AlexaSinger

ClareElizabethSmith

JenniferAnneSpiegel

BrittSponzo

DavidM.Steiner

RandallStempler

JoanneStrasser

IvonnePerezSuarez

Mr.andMrs.J.FifeSymingtonIV

ThomasP.Symington

Mr.andMrs.AndrewThomas

StephenThompson

KimberlyS.Thomsen

CarolynThornquist

Mr.andMrs.DouglasA.Trafelet

MorganTupper

IndiaUkponmwam

LeonoraVolpeandHowardMulligan

KathrynvonMatthiessen

KiravonOstenfeld-Suske

Mrs.JohnWanamaker-Leas

AlexanderWang

JuliaPowerWeld

TimothyJ.Whealon

DonnaM.Whittaker

Mr.andMrs.DavidWildermuth

LaurenWillig

LauraWinters

JenniferWright

DouglasM.Wurtz

TracyYoung

LauraB.Zukerman

Sustaining Friends

AlexanderApsis

EllenArmitage

Mr.andMrs.SeymourR.AskinJr.

Mr.andMrs.HarveyBlau

Mr.andMrs.LeonardBlock

LaurelAnnBrien

Mr.andMrs.ArthurW.Collins

Mr.andMrs.L.JayCross

Mr.andMrs.RichardM.Danziger

MichaelDavisandDanaC.Gallo

Mr.andMrs.BruceA.Factor

BarbaraG.Fleischman

Mr.andMrs.DavidB.Forer

PatriciaR.Frederick

Mr.andMrs.RobertL.Freedman

AbbyGilmoreandArthurP.Freierman

Dr.ElizabethJ.Hodge

Mr.andMrs.JohnR.Hupper

AlanKanzer

Dr.HerbertJ.KaydenandDr.

GabrielleH.Reem

SaundraKeinberger

KarenH.Kim

Mr.andMrs.WalterC.Klein

Mr.andMrs.AlexanderM.Laughlin

HelenMavrophilippas

Mr.andMrs.JamesJ.Murtha

RoyR.Neuberger

Mrs.WilburRabinowitz

MartinB.Rapp

Mr.andMrs.NormanS.Reich

Mr.andMrs.StuartB.Schimmel

Mr.andMrs.AnthonyJ.Servino

Mr.andMrs.GrantSmith

EthelJ.SteindlandMarkSchwarz

PeterSteinman

Mr.andMrs.IrvingLehmanStraus

SaundraWhitney

TheHonorableKimbaWoodand

Mr.FrankE.Richardson

Supporting Friends

AliciaL.Albert

PageAshley

Mr.andMrs.MarvinBarrett

Mr.andMrs.LewisW.Bernard

Mr.andMrs.H.PeersBrewer

ConstanceR.Caplan

FranklinJ.Carmel

DebrahCharatan

JohnM.Conklin

ElaineCryer

Mrs.VincentdeRoulet

FrancesD.Dewey

LisabethDuring

Mr.andMrs.Jean-MarieEveillard

Dr.LewisM.FederandJohnAllen

Mr.andMrs.ConoR.Fusco

ThomasR.Gallagher

Mr.andMrs.RobertG.Goelet

WilliamGoldman

Mr.andMrs.PeterGreenleaf

Dr.AugustaGrossandLeslieSamuels

KathiWattsGrossman

JohnHartjeandCarolCamper

EdnaHausman

IngeHeckel

Mr.andMrs.AlanR.Hirsig

Mrs.WarrenHolby

RobertW.Holmes

Mr.andMrs.MortonJanklow

PatandPaulKaplan

GarrettKirkJr.

LisaKnobel

LillianKraemer

Mr.andMrs.ThomasW.Lambert

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JillL.Leinbach

CollenLeth

Mr.andMrs.SeymourLichtenstein

ElizabethLifschultz

Mr.andMrs.DuncanMacMillan

AnnBellMcCoy

KayMcCrosky

Mr.andMrs.JohnMcNiff

GregoryMesniaeffandElizabethBurke

PayneW.Middleton

Mr.andMrs.JeffreyMilsom

Mr.andMrs.RichardWraxallMoore

Mr.andMrs.LawrenceMotz

Mr.andMrs.JohnNairn

GraceM.Parr

AndrewS.Paul

Mr.andMrs.JohnW.Payson

SusanF.PinskyandMarcE.Rosen

ElliotPinson

ArthurD.RobsonJr.

SaschaM.Rockefeller

JenniferRogersandFrancesG.Rogers

Mr.andMrs.HerbertSchinderman

MaryCoxeSchlosser

Dr.andMrs.MichaelJ.Schmerin

Dr.JeromeB.Shapiro

Mr.andMrs.RobertB.Shea

Mr.andMrs.PeterSimon

JeffreySteinmanandJodyFalco

MariaVoridis

DianneWallace

ChristopherWancura

ThomasR.Warfield

MiaN.Weiner

Mr.andMrs.StevenWolowitz

HelenM.Wright

CorporateMembers

andSponsors

$50,000 and aboveMerrillLynch&Co.,Inc.

Salander-O’ReillyGalleries,LLC

SwissInternationalAirLines

VeraWang

$25,000 to $49,999

Citigroup

CreativeEdgeParties,Inc.

Goldman,Sachs&Co.

HarryWinston

Sotheby’s

ThornwillowPress

Valbihcom

W.P.Stewart&Co.,Ltd.

$10,000 to $24,999

Christie’s

TheConnaughtGroup,Ltd.

DeutscheBankAmericasFoundation

FortressInvestmentGroupLLC

TheH.W.WilsonFoundation

MoëtHennessyUSA

TheMoody’sFoundation

Town & Country

$5,000 to $9,999

AltriaGroup,Inc.

Chanel,Inc.

LizClaiborneInc.

MallettGallery

Patterson,Belknap,Webb&TylerLLP

RobertMondaviWinery

Tiffany&Co.

UBS

VNU,Inc.

$1,000 to $4,999AonCorporation

BabcockGalleries

TheBankofNewYork

BuckConsultants

CalvinKlein,Inc.

Colgate-PalmoliveCompany

Dodge&Cox

GalerieFabienBoulakia

IridianAssetManagement,LLC

JohnWiley&Sons,Inc.

M.Knoedler&Co.

LeonidasChocolate

Moretti

PandoraOldMastersInc.

SeiboldSecurity

SellJewelry

MatchingGiftCompanies

TheAchelisFoundation

AXAFoundation

BankofAmerica

ComputerAssociatesInternational,Inc.

DeutscheBankAmericasFoundation

ExxonMobilFoundation

GlaxoSmithKlineFoundation

TheGoldmanSachsFoundation

IBMCorporation

JohnWiley&Sons,Inc.

TheMayDepartmentStoresCompany

Foundation

Mayer,Brown,Rowe&MawLLP

MerrillLynch&Co.Inc.,Foundation

TheMoody’sFoundation

PfizerFoundation

SamuelH.KressFoundation

The Frick Collection makes every effort

to recognize gifts as requested. Corrections

may be directed to Rosalie MacGowan at

(212) 547-0709.

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Financial Statements

StatementofFinancialPositionJune30,2006,and2005

Assets: 2006 2005

Cashandcashequivalents $ 3,600,393 $ 2,888,890

Contributionsreceivable 1,623,866 1,338,849

Accruedinterestanddividends 244,246 288,876

Duefrombrokerforsecuritiessold 595,514 377,762

Prepaidpensioncost 58,893 284,589

Otherassets 1,039,344 1,003,061

Inventory 748,998 793,322

Investmentsinrealestate,atcost 2,661,298 2,657,820

Investmentsinsecurities,atfairvalue

Museum 184,280,987 176,921,288

Library 49,964,579 49,118,430

Fixedassets,net

Museum 15,311,005 15,165,707

Library 1,868,564 1,898,790

Total assets 261,997,687 252,737,384

Liabilities and Net Assets:

Accountspayable,accruedexpenses,

anddeferredincome 2,093,327 2,042,953

Duetobrokerforsecuritiespurchased 51,723

Accruedpostretirementhealthand

otherbenefits 5,252,000 4,897,000

Total liabilities 7,345,327 6,991,676

Net assets

Unrestricted 222,584,040 213,675,537

Temporarilyrestricted 5,208,526 5,811,844

Permanentlyrestricted 26,859,794 26,258,327

Total net assets 254,652,360 245,745,708

Total liabilities and net assets $ 261,997,687 $ 252,737,384

Note 1

For purposes of brevity, the June 30, 2006, financial

information presented here is excerpted from our

auditedfinancial statementsaspreparedby the inde-

pendentaccountingfirmofPriceWaterhouseCoopers,

L.L.P., which rendered an unqualified opinion as to

thosestatements’conformancewithgenerallyaccepted

accounting principles. This excerpted information

doesnot include theStatementofCashFlowsor the

footnotesthatareintegraltoafullpresentationofthe

Collection’s financial position. A complete report of

theIndependentAuditorsisavailablebywritingtothe

developmentofficeofTheFrickCollectionorcanbe

foundonlineatwww.frick.org.

Note 2: Measure of Operations

TheCollectionincludesinitsdefinitionofoperations

all revenuesandexpenses thatarean integralpartof

its programs and supporting activities. The measure

ofoperationsincludesinvestmentincomeequaltothe

4.5% spending rate (see Note 3, below) and excludes

investment return in excessof,or less than, the 4.5%

spendingrate.Themeasureofoperationsalsoexcludes

depreciation of fixed assets; permanently restricted

contributions; purchase and sale of Collection items;

unsolicited individual unrestricted contributions of

$50,000 or more that are board designated for long-

terminvestmentasfundsfunctioningasendowment;

and releases of net assets from restrictions related to

non-operatingitems.

Note 3: Spending Rate

The Collection manages its pooled investments on a

total return basis. To preserve the investment’s long-

termpurchasingpower,theCollectionmakesavailable

tobespenteachyear4.5%oftheinvestmentportfolio’s

averagemarketvalueforthetwelvequartersendingthe

Marchpriortothebeginningofthefiscalyear,netof

applicableinvestmentandcustodialfees.

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StatementofActivitiesJune30,2006(withcomparativetotalsfortheyearendedJune30,2005)

Unrestricted Total

Board Temporarily Permanently General Designated Total Restricted Restricted 2006 2005Operating support and revenues Netinvestmentreturn–4.5%spendingpolicy $ 7,008,641 $ — $ 7,008,641 $ 1,349,129 $ — $8,357,770 $8,482,930Otherinterestincome 36,915 9,056 45,971 41,322 87,293 19,563Contributions 2,388,467 2,388,467 2,485,484 4,873,951 4,020,774Admissionfees 2,909,920 2,909,920 2,909,920 2,081,108Membership 1,625,637 1,625,637 1,625,637 1,520,790Bookstoresalesandmiscellaneous 1,451,656 1,451,656 1,451,656 1,538,954 15,421,236 9,056 15,430,292 3,875,935 — 19,306,227 17,664,119Netassetsreleasedfromrestrictions 3,183,675 3,183,675 (3,183,675) — —Total operating support and revenues 18,604,911 9,056 18,613,967 692,260 — 19,306,227 17,664,119

Operating expenses Museum programs: Operations 4,562,648 4,562,648 4,562,648 4,226,653 Specialexhibitions,concerts,andlectures 1,604,071 1,604,071 1,604,071 996,623 Bookstore,includingcostofsales 1,119,121 1,119,121 1,119,121 866,585Total museum programs 7,285,840 — 7,285,840 — — 7,285,840 6,089,861Library programs: Operations 3,275,492 3,275,492 3,275,492 2,992,267 Specialprograms 317,547 317,547 317,547 291,207Total library programs 3,593,039 — 3,593,039 — — 3,593,039 3,283,474Total programs 10,878,879 — 10,878,879 — — 10,878,879 9,373,335Supporting services: Generalandadministrative 6,250,656 6,250,656 6,250,656 5,669,293 Fundraising 1,365,482 1,365,482 1,365,482 1,326,915Total supporting services 7,616,138 — 7,616,138 — — 7,616,138 6,996,208Total operating expenses 18,495,017 — 18,495,017 — — 18,495,017 16,369,543

Excess of operating support and revenues over operating expenses 109,894 9,056 118,950 692,260 — 811,210 1,294,576

Nonoperating support and revenues Contributions 601,467 601,467 327,000Depreciation (1,119,045) (1,119,045) (1,119,045) (1,053,118)Acquisitionofcollectionitem (1,203,937) (1,203,937) (1,203,937) (400,000)Reductionincommitments 295,017 295,017 295,017 108,000Netinvestmentreturndesignatedfor

long-terminvestment 4,159 9,613,359 9,617,518 (95,578) 9,521,940 12,686,904Netassetsreleasedfromrestrictions 1,200,000 1,200,000 (1,200,000) — —Total nonoperating support revenue and expenses 299,176 8,490,377 8,789,553 (1,295,578) 601,467 8,095,442 11,668,786

Change in net assets 409,070 8,499,433 8,908,503 (603,318) 601,467 8,906,652 12,963,362

Net assetsBeginningofyear $ 5,191,188 $208,484,349 $ 213,675,537 $ 5,811,844 $ 26,258,327 $245,745,708 $232,782,346Endofyear $ 5,600,258 $ 216,983,782 $222,584,040 $ 5,208,526 $ 26,859,794 $254,652,360 $245,745,708

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AnneL.Poulet

Director

AngelaBoulart

Secretary/Receptionist

Administration & Finance Department

RobertGoldsmith

Deputy Director and Assistant Secretary

MarthaHackley

Executive Assistant to the Deputy Director

MichaelPaccione

Controller and Assistant Treasurer

DianeOatman

Payroll & Benefit Coordinator

WilliamGuyTraylor

Accounting Coordinator

DanaWinfield

Head of Human Resources

LisaFoerster

Purchasing & Supply Room Assistant

DanielBlankinship

GabrielJodorkovsky

ReidTaylor

Mailroom Attendants (p.t.)

Curatorial Department

ColinB.Bailey

Chief Curator

DeniseAllen

Associate Curator

JoyceBodig

Concert Coordinator

MichaelBodycomb

Photographer

DianeFarynyk

Registrar & Exhibition Manager

SusanGraceGalassi

Curator

AllisonGalea

Registrarial Assistant

JosephGodla

Conservator

AmyHerman

Head of Education

MargaretIacono

Assistant Curator

ElaineKoss

Editor in Chief

MaryLydecker

Curatorial Administrative Assistant

CynthiaPulliam

Educational Liaison (p.t.)

JoannaSheers

Curatorial Assistant

WilliamTrachet

Senior Conservation Technician

MeredithWatson

Education Liaison

XavierF.Salomon

Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellow

KristelSmentek

Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellow

KimdeBeaumont

Guest Curator

Department of External Affairs

RebeccaBrooke

Manager of Publications

AmyBusam

Manager of Corporate & Foundation

Relations

MaryEmerson

Assistant Director of Development

MelissaKinsella

Manager of Special Events

CaitlinLarrabee

Administrative Assistant for Development

RosalieMacGowan

Membership Coordinator

GeethaNatarajan

Media Relations & Marketing Coordinator

HeidiRosenau

Manager of Media Relations & Marketing

ColleenTierney

Head of Special Events

The Frick Collection StaffAsofJune30,2006

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Retail and Visitor Services

KatherineGerlough

Head of Retail & Visitor Services

ZoeBrowder

Assistant to the Head of Retail & Visitor

Services

BrianPantekoek

Retail & Visitor Services Coordinator

NancyMcGeorge

Sales & Information Coordinator

ErinBatson

RujeanneBleemer

NinaCoates

JaniceDugan

YvetteEdelhart

BarbaraFeldkamp

OdessaFraser

CoralGroh

AnnJaffe

SueEllenJarvis

JohnsonKwong

MichaelMcCurdy

KatherineMorris

DialaQuashie

RaquelSanchez

MonicaSands

SusanTabor

MandakiniC.Tata

AvelarditaTaveras

SulahyTaveras

JonathanTuzo

OnekaYearwood

Sales and Information Staff (p.t.)

Operations Department

DennisSweeney

Head of Operations

Engineering Division

JosephCorsello

Chief Engineer

ColmMcCormac

Assistant Chief Engineer

AlexanderBrand

CharlesW.Bulanowski

VladimirKeylin

JohnKowalski

NabilMarji

ThomasPuglia

MikhailShusterman

Engineers

ConradLewis

Electrician

Maintenance Division

BrianA.Anderson

Senior Galleries Technician

CarolCannon

Interior Renovator & Technician

Housekeeping Division

MireyaRomero

Supervisor of Housekeeping

RonaldMoliere

Assistant Housekeeping Supervisor

MarieBrann

JairoRodriguezGarcia

KaluGaviria

SirinaGouni

BerthieLazare

MatawakilouMaliki

LouisaMoreau

DerekOpong

JuanPereya

JoseSanchez

Housekeepers

Kitchen Division

JosephTeresa

Executive Chef & Kitchen Manager

CharlesW.A.MohaceyIII

Sous Chef

TheanaBernadotte

ConceptiaSaintil

Kitchen Assistants

Horticulture Division

KarlGalenLee

Horticulturalist & Special Events Designer

BernadetteMorrell

Flower Arranger (p.t.)

Security Division

DominicPhillip

First Lieutenant for Security

DanielCharles

PierreJean-François

Second Lieutenants for Security

ChunilallRangasamy

Sergeant

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LanceHartman

DelroySlater

Night Shift Supervisors

ShivekarranTillack

Night Relief Supervisor

SabaneAdinda

JohnA.Baker

GloriaBlanc

DwainBredwood

TamaraBrown

DanielCampbell

GamalCarson

GeorgesDesire

LeslyDesmangles

BorgiaEspinal

LeroyEvans

MaraGjelaj

AnaGutierrez

DarnellHaughton

PearlJames

DevaindranauthJamunaprasad

HerveJean-Baptiste

BillyJean-Elysee

MarleneJoseph

JoanelLegiste

JosephLevasseur

JamesLoBosco

GuerlineLoiusdor

JeanMayard

RiviereMoreau

AnthonyNeverson

AmeelaPadarat

EdwardPeana

RambarakhRamkirath

EnilSantiago

AntoineSmallwood

JamesSmith

RichardSpencer

Guards

PatriciaBarnett

Andrew W. Mellon Librarian

MaryAnnE.Kelly

Assistant to the Chief Librarian/

Coordinator for Library Administration

VanessaJones

Assistant for Library Administration

Public Services Department

LydiaDufour

Chief, Public Services

SuzannahMassen

Associate Reference Librarian for Electronic

Resources

JacquelineL.Rogers

Reference Associate

CarolYoshimura

Library Associate for Public Services

KeishaHernandez

EddieJones(p.t.)

Receptionists

IanTitus

Manager of Pages

LorenzoDeLosAngelesIII

AnthonyRedding

Senior Page/Technicians

SeanClarke(p.t.)

JayLemire(p.t.)

DeanSmith

Page/Technicians

Conservation Department

DonSwanson

Chief, Collections Preservation

JerilynDavis

Conservator

KelliPiotrowski

Assistant Conservator

FelixEsquivel

Lok-YanFung(p.t.)

AmandaT.Wheeler(p.t.)

Conservation Assistants

DonaldDavid

Manager of Digital & Reprographic Services

GeorgeKoelle

Manager of Digital Projects

JakeEhrlund(p.t.)

JustinSohl

Digital Technicians

LucianoJohnson

Stack Reconfiguration Coordinator (p.t.)

Frick Art Reference Library StaffAsofJune30, 2006

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Book Department

DeborahKempe

Chief, Collections Management & Access

MarkBresnan

Head, Bibliographic Records

RodicaTanjalaKrauss

Head, Cataloging Projects

PaulSchuchman

Associate Cataloger

ChristinaPeter

Assistant Cataloger for Acquisitions

JesseSadia (Auction Sale Catalogues)

AmySchwarz(Periodicals)

Cataloging Associates

AnthonyJones

Acquisitions Associate

ScottCalhoun

F.EricFabianich

Acquisitions & Cataloging Assistants

CharlesBasman

CynthiaBiber(p.t.)

ErinElliot(p.t.)

Cataloging Assistants

LiamConsidine

AndreaYoung

Cataloging Assistants for the Edey Project (p.t.)

Photoarchive Department

IngeReist

Chief, Research Collections and Programs

KerrySullivan

Head, Photoarchive Records

LouisaWoodRuby

Associate Photoarchivist

AngelaCampbell

Project Manager for Digital Photoarchive

DorothyDevenney

EllenProkop

BrittaVonCampenhausen

Assistant Photoarchivists (p.t.)

ValeriaKondratiev

CarolineLagnado

MargaretRose

Photoarchive Assistants (p.t.)

Archives & Records Management Department (Institution-wide)

SallyBrazil

Chief, Archives & Records Management (p.t.)

SusanChore

JulieLudwig

Associate Archivists

AnneH.Young

Archives Assistant (p.t.)

Information Systems Department(Institution-wide)

FloydSweetingIII

Head, Information Systems

BrianNichols

Manager of Information Technology

VivianGill

Manager of Digital Information

JulieShean

Database Coordinator

LindsayCalkins

Digital Imaging Coordinator

JohnNg

Network & PC Support Technician

RandyDu

Help Desk Technical Assistant (p.t.)

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