Autumn Dinner at Frick Collection in New York City, NY

The annual Autumn Dinner at the Frick Collection in New York City is a well-known event that draws the most serious art collectors and philanthropists to the museum every year. Each Autumn Dinner event honors a different contributor to the art world. Past honorees have included Countess Giulia Maria Mozzoni Crespi of Italy, who has opened many Italian castles, abbeys, and art collections to the public; John and Anne Marion, famous auctioneers of antiques and fine arts; and Eurgene V. Thaw, a highly respected art dealer, scholar, and patron of the arts.

This annual event draws about 300 attendees every year and raises over $1 million for the Frick Collection to obtain new and rare pieces for the museum. This event really is for the serious art patron as tickets to the dinner start at over $1,000. If you would like to attend, please contact the Frick Collection well in advance to guarantee your spot. To give to the Frick in a more moderate fashion, you can donate in any amount to the museum at any time.

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Frick Collection in New York City, NY

While the Frick Collection may not be as large as such contemporaries as the Museum of Modern Art or the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Frick Collection's content is every bit as impressive as any museum in New York City.