Garden Court

bronze sculpture of a standing man (Neptune) raising a trident over a sea monster
Severo Calzetta, Called Severo da Ravenna
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The Frick Collection presented an exhibition of bronze statuettes by or related to Severo Calzetta, called Severo da Ravenna, an important but little-known Italian sculptor of the early sixteenth century.

Lidded silver dish with supine bird on top
English 18th Century Silver in The Frick Collection
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Following the previous summer's exhibition devoted to bronzes by Severo Calzetta, this was the second exhibition to focus on lesser-known aspects of The Frick Collection — in this case eleven eighteenth and early nineteenth-century objects in silver or silver-gilt by Paul De Lamerie, William Pitts, Paul Storr, Benjamin

Painting of woman with parasol walking in courtyard
The Spirit of the Place: Selections from the Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection
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An exhibition of fourteen paintings and four sculptures from the collection of Baroness Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza.

image of gold medal depicting Queen Elizabeth.
The Currency of Fame: Portrait Medals of the Renaissance
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The first major survey in America on the art of the Renaissance portrait medal, on display in the Garden Court.
Garden Court

John Russell Pope’s Garden Court was a key element in his scheme for the conversion of the residential mansion into a public museum. An inspired design, which enclosed the mansion’s former exterior courtyard under glass, the Frick’s Garden Court prefigured Pope’s designs for similar courts in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.