David Rockefeller Quotes

Mother's Interest In Contemporary American Artists Emerged During The 1920s.

Eventually, Most People Felt Moma Had Filled A Very Important Gap.

By A Museum, I Assume You Mean An Institution Dedicated To The Events Of Sept. 11 And The Aftermath. If That Is Done With Sensitivity, I Think It Would Be Most Appropriate.

I Am A Passionate Traveler, And From The Time I Was A Child, Travel Formed Me As Much As My Formal Education. In Order To Appreciate Cultures Of Another Nation, One Needs To Go There, Know The People And Mingle With The Culture Of That Country. One Way To Do That, If One Is Lucky Enough, Is To Buy Things From Those Cultures.

They Decided To Establish A Museum Of Modern Art Where Works By Contemporary Artists Would Be Shown. Mother Was Viewed As A Very Progressive Person, And Not Everybody Liked The Paintings She Bought.

I Can Only Say That I Have Had A Wonderful Life.

Success In Business Requires Training And Discipline And Hard Work

Moma Is Doubling Its Space, And I Decided To Raise The Money For It.

I Think I Am Basically A Happy Person.

Mother's Taste Was Eclectic And Ranged From The Ancient World To The Contemporary From Europe To The U.s.

The Japanese Have A Wonderful Sense Of Design And A Refinement In Their Art. They Try To Produce Beautiful Paintings With The Minimum Number Of Strokes.

I Never Kept A Diary, But I Wrote Detailed Notes Of My Travels.