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  • THE MORGAN PRESENTS FIRST MAJOR U.S. EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS BY THÉODORE ROUSSEAU, MASTER OF THE BARBIZON SCHOOL

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    Beginning September 26, the Morgan Library & Museum will present a groundbreaking exhibition devoted to Rousseau’s drawings and oil sketches.
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  • GETTY GRANT PROGRAM AWARDS FUNDS TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY'S INDEX OF CHRISTIAN ART FOR CATALOGING OF MORGAN LIBRARY MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS

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    Princeton, NJ; New York, NY. The Getty Grant Program, a part of the J. Paul Getty Trust that funds a diverse range of projects, including research in the history of art and related fields, has recently awarded a $250,000 grant to Princeton University's Index of Christian Art to support the initial phase of a project to create an on-line, digitized, searchable catalog of the medieval manuscripts in the collection of The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York.
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  • RARE FIRST EDITION OF THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER AND ALBERT EINSTEIN’S ORIGINAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY NOTES AMONG NEW TREASURES ON VIEW IN THE MORGAN’S RESTORED McKIM BUILDING

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    The Morgan Library & Museum announced today that a new group of highlights from its permanent collection will go on view February 15 in the newly restored McKim building.
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  • HOMELAND FOUNDATION, INC. AWARDS $1 MILLION GRANT TO CATALOGUE AND DIGITIZE MORGAN LIBRARY'S MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE MANUSCRIPTS

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    The Morgan Library has received a $1-million grant from the Homeland Foundation, Inc. for a project under way with Princeton University's Index of Christian Art to catalogue and digitize the Library's entire collection of medieval and Renaissance illuminated manuscripts. These manuscripts, which represent a thousand years of Western iconography, will be available for the first time in Internet-accessible databases.
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  • THE MORGAN LIBRARY AT THE CONNOISSEUR'S ANTIQUES FAIR

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    The Morgan Library is the beneficiary of the opening night preview of the Connoisseur's Antiques Fair, the show of the Art and Antique Dealers of America, Inc. A benefit gala to support the programs of the Morgan Library as a museum and research center is scheduled to be held on the fair's opening night, November 18.
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  • THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM ANNOUNCES 2017 EXHIBITION OF ART TREASURES FROM THE NATIONALMUSEUM IN STOCKHOLM

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    Seventy-six masterpieces of painting and drawing from the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm will make a rare appearance in New York beginning February 5, 2017 at the Morgan Library & Museum.
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  • THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM ANNOUNCES THE EDITH GOWIN CURATORIAL FELLOWSHIP IN PHOTOGRAPHY

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    The Morgan Library & Museum announced today a new fellowship position in its Department of Photography, the Edith Gowin Curatorial Fellowship.
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  • NEW WORK BY FRÉDÉRIC CHOPIN RECENTLY DISCOVERED IN THE COLLECTION OF THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM

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    The First Significant Discovery of a Chopin work since the 1930s
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  • THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM ADDS SIGNIFICANT NEW WORKS TO ITS DRAWINGS AND PRINTED BOOKS COLLECTIONS

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    A beautifully preserved, large-scale drawing by the Florentine Renaissance artist Jacopo Zucchi (ca. 1540–1596) and a masterwork of English literature, Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso, (1591) were recently acquired by the Morgan Library & Museum.
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  • THE MORGAN’S LINDAU GOSPELS—THE MUSEUM’S MOST SPECTACULAR JEWELED MANUSCRIPT—RECEIVES PUBLIC SHOWING THROUGH MAY 1

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    The Lindau Gospels, one of the great masterpieces from the Morgan Library & Museum’s renowned collection of illuminated manuscripts, is being shown for a limited time through May 1 under new lighting conditions in the library of the institution’s landmark 1906 McKim building.
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