National Gallery of Art A Gift from Mellon and Its Ambition
A profile of the National Gallery of Art funded by Andrew W. Mellon, its origin in giving the nation a lasting museum, and the plan to educate and inspire appreciation of fine arts. It notes Roosevelt’s support, design by John Russell Pope, use of Tennessee marble, and the Gallery's scale, cost, and permanent collections including Mellon works and additions from Samuel H. Kress and Joseph Winlener.