#CulturedPeachy @MorganLibrary THE MORGAN LIBRARY & MUSEUM ANNOUNCES 2027 EXHIBITIONS
The Morgan Library & Museum is pleased to announce its schedule of exhibitions opening in 2027. Highlights include the loan of Tullio Lombardo’s Double Portrait from the Galleria Giorgio Franchetti alla Ca’ d’Oro in Venice; the first in-depth look at William Blake’s profound and persistent engagement with England’s canonical poet John Milton; an examination of the complex history and diverse perceptions of lapis lazuli and the vibrant blue materials it inspired from about 3000 BC through the medieval period; an exhibition revealing how Netherlandish artists transformed drawing into an independent art form, depicting the human figure, landscapes, everyday life, and fantastical worlds in groundbreaking ways; a look at the creative partnership behind Merchant Ivory’s beloved films through scripts, notebooks, correspondence, photographs, and other archival material; an examination of how the United States established its system of government during the Federal Era through rare documents and objects that illuminate the debates and decisions that shaped the new nation, in collaboration with the David M. Rubenstein Americana Collection; and a comprehensive overview of Helen Frankenthaler’s drawings and paintings on paper, spanning the arc of her career.












