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Henry Francis du Pont, founder of Winterthur Museum, was a leader in the museum field during his lifetime in acquisitions, display, and care of the collection. He began his American collection in 1923 and was active until 1969. His conservation principles are a synthesis of a late 19th century concern for the care of objects and a 20th century willingness to initiate and encourage modern conservation science and practices. It has now been 16 years since his death, and it seems a fitting time to reflect upon and acknowledge Henry Francis du Pont's contribution to the museum field nationally and to the role of conservation.
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