He also keeps an eye out for material for his autobiographical comic strip, which the museum publishes online.
The museum published an essay on its Web site by Ms. Konigsburg, explaining how a visit with her children one day sparked the book.
The final decision to remove Goya's name from the painting followed a lengthy study by the Prado expert Manuela Mena, which the museum published yesterday.
Instead we need to look at the booklet the museum published in 1944, written by the murals' painter, William Andrew Mackay (who pioneered camouflage painting of ships during World War I), and A. A. Canfield.
Recently Ms. Antonelli pulled off the wrenching task of culling 300 masterpieces of design of the last 125 years from the 3,800 pieces in the Modern's collection for "Objects of Design," a book the museum published last summer -- a Design's Greatest Hits album.
+ The Musee du Quai Branly in Paris recently came under fire over a leaflet the museum published for a new exhibition about racial discrimination in the U.S. [Afropunk].
Why are so many museums publishing books about their behind-the-scenes workings?
And the show, like all the others, will be a costly undertaking that involves getting loans from museums, publishing a lavish catalog with scholarly essays and bringing in an architect to redesign the gallery.
It would amend an existing state law to require an art institute to "adhere to the code of ethics for museums published by the American Alliance of Museums or a successor organization".
John's extraordinary commitment to quality raised the standards for museum publishing worldwide, and his passions for art, literature, and above all opera were inspirations to those around him.
In September, the museum will publish "New York 400: A Visual History of America's Greatest City With Images From the Museum of the City of New York," a collection of paintings and photographs, many of them never displayed publicly before.
