William S. Lieberman

William Slattery Lieberman (February 14, 1923 – May 31, 2005) was an American museum curator.

Early life and education William Slattery Lieberman was born in Paris, France, to Max Lieberman, a scholar of late medieval church history, and Bertha Slattery. Raised in Paris and New York, he graduated from Swarthmore College with honors. After volunteering at MoMA in the early 1940s, he attended Harvard University, where he enrolled in Paul J. Sachs's museum studies course. He was known for his detailed visual memory and for pairing works by different artists in his installations. At the time of his death, he was a special consultant for the museum.