Ian Wardropper, Inge Reist: Introduction: "Money for the Most Exquisite Things"

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Ian Wardropper, Director, The Frick Collection and Inge Reist, Director, Center for the History of Collecting, Frick Art Reference Library, introduce the symposium "Money for the Most Exquisite Things: Bankers and Collecting from the Medici to the Rockefellers," organized by the Center for the History of Collecting at The Frick Collection, March 1, 2013 to March 2, 2013.

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Money for the Most Exquisite Things: Bankers and Collecting from the Medici to the Rockefellers

Link to video of David Alan Brown introductory remarks for symposium
29:49

David Alan Brown: "Can Bankers Be Collectors? Introductory Remarks"

Link to video of Richard Sylla lecture
35:45

Richard Sylla: "The Art of Banking Since the Medici"

Link to video of Dale Kent lecture
30:53

Dale Kent: "The Rise of Collecting in Renaissance Florence: Cosimo de’ Medici and His Sons"

Link to video of Inge Reist giving introductory remarks for the symposium 'Money for the Most Exquisite Things: Bankers and Collecting from the Medici to the Rockefellers'
2:30

Inge Reist: Welcome to "Money for the Most Exquisite Things," Day 2

Link to video of Daniella Ben-Arie lecture
27:24

Daniella Ben-Arie: "Henry Hope: Patron and Collector"

Link to video of Jeannie Chapel lecture
22:51

Jeannie Chapel: "Thomas Hope, Collector of Contemporary and Old Master Pictures"

Link to video of Charles Sebag-Montefiore lecture
29:57

Charles Sebag-Montefiore: "The Barings: A Dynasty of Art Collectors"

Link to video of Robert Skwirblies lecture
30:46

Robert Skwirblies: "Edward Solly and His Painting Collection in Berlin, 1813-1830"

Link to video of Pippa Shirley lecture
46:50

Pippa Shirley: “Old Pictures, Old Cabinets, Old China”: The Rothschilds as Collectors

Link to video of Edgar Munhall lecture
49:26

Edgar Munhall: "The David-Weill Family"

Link to video of Jennifer Tonkovich lecture
30:22

Jennifer Tonkovich: "Panic and Purchases: Pierpont Morgan in 1907"

Link to video of Everett Fahy lecture
22:31

Everett Fahy: "The Lehmans, Father and Son"