Some of the papers of Mr. Harnick, 80, will be received as a bequest, as will the bulk of the Kander and Ebb material.
It was a gift to Alfred Barr, MoMA's first director, who was famed for his good eye.Most of the Met's Picassos came as bequests or gifts.
Many endowments are funded as bequests, in part because people are often unwilling to part with good chunks of their wealth during life.
He added that a recent inspection of the foundation's books showed that, through the years, a further $7.5 million had been moved back into Germany, generally disguised as "bequests".
Under German law, the party appears to have committed several crimes: misrepresenting the source of party contributions as "bequests," placing undeclared sums in overseas accounts, evading tax on capital gains there, and failing to identify the source of the $10 million in the original account at Metalbank.
This will result in a reduction in the amount left as bequests, which in turn will reduce the life-time income and thus the consumption of the next generation.
In the past decade, researchers have studied a broader set of issues, including the interrelationship between nontimber activities and other important decisions, such as bequests, examination of how landowner type and preferences affects decision making, and incorporation of landowner level responses into spatial landscape models.
Farther east, the kingdom of Pergamum was added as the province of Asia, as a bequest to the Roman people from Attalus III in 133.
By the time of Trask's accidental death in 1909, he had only a modest sum to leave as a bequest for the artists' colony, which his wife envisioned as the future for their summer home in Saratoga.
