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📚 The Frick Art Research Library is back! Reopened since April, the newly restored historic space features enhanced resources for art lovers, students, and researchers alike. Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead Librarian, introduces the library's many rich offerings and explains what has made it one of the world's top art history research centers, serving scholars and members of the public for generations. Stop by, settle in, and see what’s new! 🗓️ Open Monday to Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 🚪
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📚 The Frick Art Research Library is back! Reopened since April, the newly restored historic space features enhanced resources for art lovers, students, and researchers alike. Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead Librarian, introduces the library's many rich offerings and explains what has made it one of the world's top art history research centers, serving scholars and members of the public for generations. Stop by, settle in, and see what’s new! 🗓️ Open Monday to Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 🚪
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It’s Oscars night and we’re rolling out the red carpet for this Frick family film from the Archives. 🎥 The family—including Mrs. Adelaide Frick (left), Mr. Henry Clay Frick (right), and Miss Helen Clay Frick (far right, with dog)—play cards and luxuriate in Eagle Rock, their residence in Prides Crossing, Massachusetts. Explore the #FrickArchives' extensive documentation of the Frick family at digitalcollections.frick.org. — Members of the Frick family and guests filmed at Eagle Rock in 1916 and
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It’s Oscars night and we’re rolling out the red carpet for this Frick family film from the Archives. 🎥 The family—including Mrs. Adelaide Frick (left), Mr. Henry Clay Frick (right), and Miss Helen Clay Frick (far right, with dog)—play cards and luxuriate in Eagle Rock, their residence in Prides Crossing, Massachusetts. Explore the #FrickArchives' extensive documentation of the Frick family at digitalcollections.frick.org. — Members of the Frick family and guests filmed at Eagle Rock in 1916 and
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Did you know? 📚 The Frick Art Research Library acquires new publications every year, building on its robust book collection and supporting the study of ever-broader topics in art history. In a new blog post, Scott Calhoun, Acquisitions Specialist, highlights a sample of outstanding materials published in 2024 and acquired by the library—just a taste of some of the wonderful publications we're excited for you to discover when our reading room reopens in April. Explore the full list: https://bit.
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Did you know? 📚 The Frick Art Research Library acquires new publications every year, building on its robust book collection and supporting the study of ever-broader topics in art history. In a new blog post, Scott Calhoun, Acquisitions Specialist, highlights a sample of outstanding materials published in 2024 and acquired by the library—just a taste of some of the wonderful publications we're excited for you to discover when our reading room reopens in April. Explore the full list: https://bit.
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For nearly a century, The Frick Collection has inspired generations of museumgoers, artists, writers—and even comedians! Steve Martin welcomes you (back) to the Frick in our new video reintroducing the museum and library following of our renovation and grand reopening this spring. Steve explores the institution’s evolution over time, from a private Gilded Age mansion to a vibrant public resource offering educational programs, special exhibitions, concerts, events, and more. 🎥 Enjoy the full vid
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Take a dive into the Frick Archives! 📜 Sally Brazil, Barbara G. Fleischman Associate Chief Librarian for Archives and Records Management, takes us on a tour of three decorative arts–related collections housed in the Frick Art Reference Library: the research archive of Winthrop Kellogg Edey, a noted collector of clocks and watches; the inventory of the Italian silversmith Luigi Valadier; and the archive of Bernard and Lydia Starr, central figures in the collecting of Wedgwood ceramics. To learn
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Today marks six months since we reopened the doors to our historic buildings! To celebrate, we're sharing another peek at our introductory video 🎉🏛️ We’ve been thrilled to welcome the public back to our museum and library—from longtime members to first-time visitors and everyone in between. Since reopening, we’ve launched five new special exhibitions, a revitalized concert series, an exciting lineup of education programs, and so much more. Have you visited the Frick? Tell us in the comments be
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In this video, we welcome you into the main reading room of the newly renamed Frick Art Research Library, where Stephen J. Bury, Andrew W. Mellon Chief Librarian, discusses key aspects visitors can look forward to experiencing following our renovation project. Many of the room's original features have been conserved, and the distinctive golden fresco is being reinstalled after its removal for safety reasons during construction. Most importantly, the project physically connects the museum and lib
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Today marks the one-hundredth anniversary of women's right to vote across the United States. This year, in celebration of this landmark occasion, the Frick is highlighting stories of women who made, appear in, collected, and took care of our collection in an online mini-series. These stories also remind us of the many thousands of women who had to fight for their right to vote until the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and beyond, even today. Curator Aimee Ng is continuing the series with a look at Hel
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In the 1930s, how did librarians communicate across the nine stories of the Frick Art Reference Library's building? In our new episode of "One Hundred Years at the Library," Stephen J. Bury, Andrew W. Mellon Chief Librarian, introduces the telautograph, an innovative technology installed in the library's original East 71st Street home. The machine allowed for handwritten notes to be transmitted from the reading room to the stacks and offices above. — Produced by The Frick Collection's Media Prod
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Explore the Frick at your fingertips with online tours available at frick.org/virtualtours. Today we take a closer look at the historic West Gallery. #MuseumFromHome When the Frick family built their Fifth Avenue house, their art collection had grown so large that it required a grand viewing space. In place of a ballroom, Mr. Frick created this Picture Gallery, later renamed the West Gallery, which occupies the most commanding location in the house. The gallery’s design recalls those of English
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In the latest episode of "One Hundred Years at the Library," Samantha Deutch, Digital Art History Lead, investigates the Frick Art Reference Library's rare copy of the paintings catalog of Mary Jane Morgan, a New York City art collector from the late 1800s. The paintings guide is one of the library's more than 1,600 private collection catalogs, a number of which were acquired by founder Helen Clay Frick. — Produced by The Frick Collection's Media Production team "One Hundred Years at the Library
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Take a trip through the centuries in the latest episode of the Frick Art Reference Library’s anniversary series, "One Hundred Years at the Library." In this video, Stephen J. Bury, Andrew W. Mellon Chief Librarian, explores the most famous political cartoon by the English caricaturist James Gillray. The 1805 print satirizes the news of the day, as Emperor Napoleon and British Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger carve up the world in the form of a Christmas plum pudding. The print exemplifies
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📚 The Frick Art Research Library is back! Reopened since April, the newly restored historic space features enhanced resources for art lovers, students, and researchers alike. Joey Vincennie, Reference Lead Librarian, introduces the library's many rich offerings and explains what has made it one of the world's top art history research centers, serving scholars and members of the public for generations. Stop by, settle in, and see what’s new! 🗓️ Open Monday to Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 🚪
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Visit the Frick for FREE on Friday, April 5, from 6-9pm, for talks, sketching, music, and more! | The Frick Collection
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In our new "Renovation Stories" episode, Rebecca Gridley of Art Conservation Group in Long Island City introduces her team’s work on an unexpected aspect of our building project. Eight caryatids—pillars in the shape of human figures—from the Frick mansion’s original East 70th Street façade are being restored and will be on view in a new space connecting the museum and the Frick Art Reference Library. Enjoy a sneak peek at the caryatids mid-restoration! Join as a member today to receive early acc
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The museum is closed, but you can still get your fill of the Frick via our virtual web tours at frick.org/virtualtours. Today we're exploring the Boucher Room. #MuseumFromHome Did you know, the Boucher Room was not part of the original Frick house? The painted panels and decorative elements on view were moved to their present location from Mrs. Frick's private boudoir on the second floor when the home was converted into a museum in the 1930s. The footprint of the room was created by combining th
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Round out your sneak peek into the Frick's second floor in our latest behind-the-scenes video! Live from the renovation site, Xavier F. Salomon, Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator, explores three new galleries: the medals room, the gold-ground paintings room, and the Walnut Room. Originally domestic spaces of the Frick family and later staff spaces, all of these rooms will—for the first time—be open to the public and showcase important small-scale paintings and sculptures. — Video
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The Frick Art Reference Library, founded nearly 100 years ago by the museum founder's daughter Helen, is today one of the top art history libraries in the world. It is ALSO open to the public and acccess is free. We offer this quick loop of our Reading Room (1935, architect John Russell Pope).....taken after hours so as to not disturb our users. Visit our Web site for more information on this wonderful oasis in NYC, (or visit in person...the library is located around the corner from the museum a
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In our new episode of "Renovation Stories," Marie-Laure Buku Pongo, Assistant Curator of Decorative Arts, invites us behind the scenes of the installation of the Frick's new second-floor ceramics gallery. The room will showcase mostly pieces of eighteenth-century French faience and will complement two other spaces within the museum's renovated home displaying porcelain. The immersive and colorful new gallery will enable visitors to discover, or rediscover, an important group of the Frick's decor
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When The Frick Collection reopens in April 2025, one of the first experiences you'll have at the museum's renovated buildings is walking through the new Reception Hall, updated to create a more inviting start to your visit. 🎥 Learn more about this project in the latest episode of "Renovation Stories." Oliver Link of Selldorf Architects explores the updates to the new James S. and Barbara N. Reibel Reception Hall, along with freshly installed stone flooring in this room and spaces on the second
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Rediscover the Frick's masterpieces in our renovated home—including new galleries on the museum's second floor, open for the first time. 🎟️ Plan your visit today at frick.org/visit. Advance timed tickets are required (except for members). | The Frick Collection
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