Sculpture Review Spring 2005 Click here or on picture for enlargement The Huntingtons: A Legacy of Giving by Robin R. Salmon Archer Milton Huntington (1870–1955) and his wife, Anna Vaughn Hyatt (1876–1973), were unusual individuals with unassuming personal style and rare artistic vision. The Huntington philanthropy extended from coast to coast, founding museums and providing financial support to countless arts, literary, and historical organizations, societies, and academies. In 1923, after Archer Huntington married the prominent twentieth-century artist Anna Hyatt, they joined forces to establish a major outdoor collection of American figurative sculpture. Together, their beneficence was far-reaching and influential..
			Feature Article: Anchoring a Gyroscope: Showcasing the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden's Permanent Collection by Kim Carpenter The Huntingtons: A Legacy of Giving by Robin R. Salmon Figurative Sculpture Remains the Focal Point of Successful Art Collections in the United States by Wilhelmina Derek Summers An Abundance of Life The Morton Swinsky Collection by Ellen B. Cutler Museum Collections by Julianne Crane Richard McDermott Miller, FNSS by Gwen Pier Current issue: Spring 2005