Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1870-1920
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The buildings and the site of the Museum are likewise provided by the City. In 1919 the Art Institute of Chicago with three hundred and fifty thousand dollars 32 MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS of disbursements for maintenance obtained one hundred and fifty thousand from the City. Our Museum has never received a penny of public money; and the new Constitu- tion of the State has just closed that source for the future.
A fund of two million dollars of which the income may be used for current expenses is the ...immediate and impera- tive need of the Museum ; and if it is to advance with our community as other museums advance with theirs, it should look forward to an eventual maintenance endow- ment much larger in amount. Those engaged in the serv- ice of the Museum unite in the confident belief that the means required to make and keep its growing advantages available to the whole community will now and later be abundantly provided.
Decembeh, ISSO.
Benjamin Ives Gilman, Secretary of the Museum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The buildings and the site of the Museum are likewise provided by the City. In 1919 the Art Institute of Chicago with three hundred and fifty thousand dollars 32 MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS of disbursements for maintenance obtained one hundred and fifty thousand from the City. Our Museum has never received a penny of public money; and the new Constitu- tion of the State has just closed that source for the future.
A fund of two million dollars of which the income may be used for current expenses is the ...immediate and impera- tive need of the Museum ; and if it is to advance with our community as other museums advance with theirs, it should look forward to an eventual maintenance endow- ment much larger in amount. Those engaged in the serv- ice of the Museum unite in the confident belief that the means required to make and keep its growing advantages available to the whole community will now and later be abundantly provided.
Decembeh, ISSO.
Benjamin Ives Gilman, Secretary of the Museum.
^•:i ..
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