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Farley, Mary Ann

With the departure of Franc in 1942, Mary Anne Farley was hired to assist with visitors, help with exhibitions, and lend a hand with the drawings collection ... Farley was a native New Yorker living in Brooklyn who attended Hunter College and obtained her master’s degree from New York University. She had frequented the Morgan’s Reading Room in early 1939 ... Farley relocated with her family to Princeton, working at the Index of Christian Art and for professor Millard Meiss. Farley also served as a trusted translator for Charles de Tolnay in his writings on Michelangelo