Lillie P. Bliss, Mary Quinn Sullivan, and Rockefeller joined together to conceptualize what is now known as the Museum of Modern Art,(MoMa) in New York. Quickly, they gathered the support of other prominent figures including: Anson Goodyear, Murray Crane, and Paul J. Sachs. The founding board consisted of seven members, with Goodyear as the president. The first quarters for the museum were rented at 730 Fifth Avenue in New York and Alfred H. Barr Jr. was appointed as the museum's first director.