75th Anniversary

Black and white photograph of The Frick Collection as seen from Central Park.
The Frick Collection Celebrated Seventy-Five Years
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It was the desire of Henry Clay Frick (1849–1919) that his extraordinary art collection and magnificent home at 1 East 70 Street be opened as a museum following his family's period of residence.

The Frick Collection 75th Anniversary logo, 1935-2010
Frick Offers Free Admission on Thursday, December 16, 2010 to Mark Its 75th Anniversary as a Public Museum
The Frick Collection 75th Anniversary logo, 1935-2010
The Frick Collection Marks its 75th Anniversary: Celebrations Include a Summer Architectural Display, Education Programs, A New Film, a Free Public Day, and More
Link to video 'Introduction to The Frick Collection,' produced in 2010
Introduction to The Frick Collection

To celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2010, the Frick launched a new orientation film. Narrated by members of the Frick's senior staff, this eleven-minute presentation was produced and directed by the award-winning filmmaker Christopher Noey.

Link to video about the history of The Frick Collection presented by Anne Poulet
History of The Frick Collection

The history of The Frick Collection by Anne Poulet, Director. In 2010, The Frick Collection celebrated its 75th Anniversary as a museum.