Morgan Library & Museum
Saturday: March 16th, 2019
The Museum contains acquisitions of art and literature by financier Pierpont Morgan (1837–1913), His tastes were encyclopedic, and by the early 1900s his holdings were of such magnitude that he commissioned the architect Charles McKim to design a private library to house them.
The 1906 neo-classical McKim building, a National Historic Landmark, remains the heart and soul of the Morgan today. Over the years, the museum has added the beautiful Morgan brownstone residence to its campus, and in 2006 unveiled an acclaimed expansion by architect Renzo Piano.
Current exhibits include Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth and the Invention and Design: Early Italian Drawings at the Morgan
DETAILS:
WHERE: The Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Avenue at 36th Street. (see map below)
WHEN: Starting at 10 AM. If you're running late, we're there for the day - come anyway.
HOW:
* By subway:
No. 6 to 33d Street;
No. 4, 5, 6 or 7 to Grand Central B, D, F, Q to 42d Street
* By bus: M2, M3, M4, Q32 to 36th Street
PATH to 33d Street
* Admission
$22 Adults
$14 Seniors (65 and over)
$13 Students (with current ID)
LUNCH: 12:00 Noon. Bring your own or use the cafeteria
AFTERNOON: 1:00 PM - Back to sketching
SHOW and TELL: 3:00 PM - A short walk to Reichenbach Hall at 5 W 37th St, where we will share drawings, good stories a snack or beer or wine if you're so inclined.
NOTES:
- Bring a stool if you own one it gives you more potential options. Sitting on the floor while sketching or taking notes is not permitted.
- Coats, if not worn, must be checked at the coatroom. Complimentary coat and bag check available
- While pencils, sketchbooks, and notebooks are allowed, no pens, ink, paints, markers, easels, or stools are permitted. This is unevenly enforced.
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If you can’t find us
call or text Mark at 973-809-9128
There are no fees. All drawing skill levels are welcome.
