2005–2006 Annual Report

Mission Statement Table of Contents

VMFA is a state-supported, Officers and Directors ...... 2

Forewords ...... 4 privately endowed Acquisition Highlights educational institution Julie Mehretu ...... 8 Uma-Mahesvara...... 10 created for the benefit Gustave Moreau...... 12 of the citizens of the Victor Horta ...... 14 William Wetmore Story ...... 16 Commonwealth of Gifts and Purchases ...... 18

Virginia. Its purpose is Exhibitions ...... 22 to collect, preserve, The Permanent Collection...... 24 The Public-Private Partnership...... 32 exhibit, and interpret art, Educational Programs and Community Outreach. . . . 36 to encourage the study Attendance: At the Museum and Around the State . . 44 of the arts, and thus to Behind the Scenes at VMFA...... 45 The Campaign for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts . . 48 enrich the lives of all. Honor Roll of Contributors...... 60

Volunteer and Support Groups ...... 72

Advisory Groups ...... 72

Financial Statements...... 73

Staff ...... 74

Credits ...... 76

Cover: Stadia III (detail), 2004, by Julie Mehretu (American, born Ethopia Publication of this report, which covers the fiscal year July 1, 2005, to June 30, 1970), ink and acrylic on canvas, 107 inches high by 140 inches wide (Museum 2006, was funded by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation. Purchase, The National Endowment for the Arts Fund for American Art, and Web site: www.vmfa.museum partial gift of Jeanne Greenberg Rohalyn, 2006.1; see Acquisition Highlights). Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia 23221-2466 USA Right: Buffalo Mask, African (Mama Culture, Nigeria), 19th–20th century, © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation. All rights reserved. wood and pigment, 171/4 inches high by 137/8 inches wide by 14 3/4 inches Printed in the United States of America. deep (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Robert and Nancy Nooter, 2005.78). 2005–2006 Annual Report

Officers and Directors

Officers and Directors Artistic Oversight Ms. Eva S. Hardy Virginia Museum of Foundation Committees Nominating Dr. Elizabeth F. Harris Harry R. Thalhimer, Chairman Fine Arts Foundation Kenneth M. Dye, Chairman Board of Trustees Ms. Toy L. Cobbe, Vice-Chairman Peter Hunt Budget and Compensation Herbert A. Claiborne III, Vice Chairman Charlotte M. Minor, President John B. Adams, Jr. Ms. Frances A. Lewis W. Birch Douglass, III, President Randolph W. Church, Jr., Chairman Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III Thomas N. Allen, Vice-President Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne T. Mastracco Mary F. White, Vice President Gregory H. Wingfield, Vice Chairman Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill Thurston R. Moore, Vice-President Mrs. Whitt W. Clement Mrs. Gordon R. Rainey David B. Bradley, Secretary Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley, Jr. James C. Cherry Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Vice-President J. Harwood Cochrane Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Mary Ann Frable, M.D., Treasurer Mary Ann Frable, M.D. Mrs. Omer L. Hirst John B. Adams, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth Ann Fisher Jane Bassett Spilman Judith W. Gleach, Assistant Secretary Nancy Brennan Lund Ms. Frances A. Lewis James C. Cherry Susan S. Goode John R. Staelin Walter H. Ryland, Counsel Ranjit K. Sen Tina A. Walls Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald Mrs. Jenny Taubman William J. Armfield IV Paul F. Silver Mary F. White Mrs. Whitt W. Clement Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Richard G. Tilghman Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III S. Pierce Walmsley V W. Birch Douglass, III, Ex-Officio Ms. Toy L. Cobbe Dr. Elizabeth F. Harris Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley, Jr. Mary F. White J. Harwood Cochrane Peter Hunt Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill W. Birch Douglass, III, Ex-Officio Foundation Executive Committee Thurston R. Moore, Ex-Officio John R. Curtis, Jr. Mrs. Jane Joel Knox Robert L. Burrus, Jr. W. Birch Douglass, III, Chairman Dr. Elizabeth Ann Fisher Ms. Frances A. Lewis James C. Cherry Development Museum Expansion Randolph W. Church, Jr. Susan S. Goode Mrs. Suzanne T. Mastracco Randolph W. Church, Jr. Mary F. White, Chairman Mary Ann Frable, M.D. Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald Mrs. Fran McGlothlin Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr., Chairman Herbert A. Claiborne III Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Wallace B. Millner III Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Mrs. Fred W. Palmore III Mrs. William T. Clarke Mrs. James B. Crawford William J. Frable Mary F. White Dr. Elizabeth F. Harris Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. John R. Curtis, Jr. Kenneth M. Dye Margaret R. Freeman Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Peter Hunt Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. W. Birch Douglass, III A. Hugh Ewing III William F. Loving Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Margaret R. Freeman Margaret R. Freeman Charlotte M. Minor Virginia Museum Mrs. Jane Joel Knox Dr. Lindley T. Smith Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald Mark M. Gambill Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. Thomas T. Lawson Mrs. John W. Snow Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Elizabeth Forsyth Harris Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Real Estate Foundation Ms. Frances A. Lewis Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio William M. Grace Mrs. Omer L. Hirst Jennifer L. Schooley Mrs. Suzanne T. Mastracco Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Mrs. Jane Joel Knox Ms. Frances A. Lewis Paul F. Silver, President Jane Bassett Spilman W. Birch Douglass, III, Vice President Mrs. Fran McGlothlin Thurston R. Moore, Ex-Officio Ms. Frances A. Lewis Nancy Brennan Lund Patricia R. St. Clair Craig A. Moon Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Ex-Officio Charles S. Luck III Louis A. Mezzullo Mary Ann Frable, M.D., Treasurer Thomas N. Allen, Senior Advisor David B. Bradley, Secretary Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley Stanley F. Pauley Wallace B. Millner III Stanley F. Pauley, Senior Advisor Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Art Acquisitions Sub-Committee Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Stanley F. Pauley Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. W. Taylor Reveley III, Senior Advisor Vernard W. Henley Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr., Chairman Charles L. Reed, Jr. Thomas E. Pruitt Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Mrs. Hunter J. Smith Richard T. Riley Thomas E. Pruitt Mrs. J. Harwood Cochrane Donor Relations Charles L. Reed, Jr. Dr. Lindley T. Smith John R. Curtis, Jr. Jane Bassett Spilman Ranjit K. Sen Mrs. John W. Snow Mrs. Jenny Taubman Paul F. Silver Patricia R. St. Clair, Chairman S. Pierce Walmsley V Dr. Elizabeth Ann Fisher Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio John R. Staelin Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald Richard G. Tilghman Geoffrey P. Sisk Mrs. Jenny Taubman Richard B. Woodward Henry C. Spalding, Jr. John R. Curtis, Jr. Mrs. Jane Joel Knox Eddie M. Gugelman Harry R. Thalhimer Ms. Frances A. Lewis Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Jane Bassett Spilman Mrs. Robbie S. Thompson Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Patricia R. St. Clair Charlotte M. Minor Mrs. Fran McGlothlin Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. Richard G. Tilghman Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Ex-Officio Tina A. Walls S. Pierce Walmsley V Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Jennifer Sisk Ex-Officio Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Nominating & Governance (ad hoc) Gregory H. Wingfield Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Jane Bassett Spilman Hon. Timothy M. Kaine, Governor of Virginia Mrs. John W. Snow, Chairman Janet B. Tutton Hon. William T. Bolling, Lieutenant Governor of Fiscal Oversight Committee John B. Adams, Jr., Vice-Chairman Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Virginia Dr. Elizabeth F. Harris Thurston R. Moore, Ex-Officio Thurston R. Moore, Chairman Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Ex-Officio Governance Hon. William J. Howell, Speaker of the House James C. Cherry Thomas T. Lawson Hon. L. Douglas Wilder, Mayor, City of Richmond Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley L. Ray Ashworth, Honorary Director Louis A. Mezzullo, Chairman Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. John M. Camp, Jr., Honorary Director Richard T. Riley, Vice Chairman Mrs. Fred W. Palmore III, President, The Council J. Harwood Cochrane Mrs. Robbie S. Thompson Mrs. Frances Branch Harper, President, Friends of Art Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Mrs. Jerome T. Gans, Honorary Director Robert L. Burrus, Jr. John R. Curtis, Jr. Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, Honorary Director Linda Crawford Dr. Al Corbett III, Chairman, Multicultural W. Birch Douglass, III Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Advisory Council Henry F. Stern, Honorary Director Geoffrey P. Sisk Thomas T. Lawson Charles G. Thalhimer, Honorary Director Jane Bassett Spilman Mrs. Richard Stoss, Chairman, Docent Committee Craig A. Moon Search (ad hoc) Ms. Jennifer Lee Schooley, Chairman, Canvas Mary F. White Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley James C. Cherry, Chairman W. Birch Douglass, III, Ex-Officio Dr. Lindley T. Smith Ms. Carol Amato Trustee Committees John R. Staelin Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Investment Ms. Toy L. Cobbe Executive Mrs. Jenny Taubman Mrs. Robbie S. Thompson W. Birch Douglass, III Wallace B. Millner III, Chairman Charlotte M. Minor, Chairman Richard G. Tilghman Mrs. Suzanne T. Mastracco Mark M. Gambill, Vice Chairman Thomas N. Allen, Vice-Chairman Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Mrs. Fran McGlothlin William J. Armfield IV Thurston R. Moore, Vice-Chairman Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Herbert A. Claiborne III Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Ex-Officio Dr. Lindley T. Smith A. Hugh Ewing III John B. Adams, Jr. Richard G. Tilghman Mary Ann Frable, M.D. Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Government Affairs Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Stanley F. Pauley Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Richard T. Riley Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III, Chairman Thomas N. Allen, Ex-Officio Ms. Frances A. Lewis Geoffrey P. Sisk James C. Cherry, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Robert L. Burrus, Jr. Mrs. John W. Snow Mary F. White Mrs. Diana Fine Cantor Harry R. Thalhimer W. Birch Douglass, III, Ex-Officio Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Charlotte M. Minor, Ex-Officio Mrs. Whitt W. Clement Ms. Toy L. Cobbe Ms. Beverly H. Diamonstein Mrs. James S. Gilmore III Susan S. Goode 2 3 Forewords

t was a year of historic accomplishments. Our $120 million The appointment of Alexander Lee Nyerges as our next IExpansion program broke ground while our Capital Director represents another exciting development in the Campaign ended with $172,237,107 raised for the Expansion, Museum’s history. Previously director of the Dayton Art endowment, and on going needs! Institute, Alex possesses great creative energy and foresight. We are grateful to the members of the Search Committee, Our collective thanks go to the Commonwealth of Virginia, masterfully led by Jim Cherry, for its hard work and more than 2,600 donors, the Campaign leadership chaired dedication in finding the very best candidate. by Stanley F. Pauley, the boards of the Museum and the Foundation, and the dedicated staff who kept the process When one drives by the museum or ventures into the focused and on target over the long run. And congratulations galleries, it is difficult not to notice the disruption caused also go to Virginia’s citizens who will soon enjoy a vastly by construction and renovation. But, we are still a lively transformed art museum that will stand proudly with its place with programs, exhibitions, studio classes, and travel peers across the nation. opportunities waiting for you to enjoy. What you will not necessarily see is the work being undertaken behind the We also express appreciation to Tom Allen for serving as scenes. Major exhibitions are being planned, stunning works Interim Trustee for Administration while the Board of of art are being acquired, paintings and objects are being Trustees sought a successor to Michael Brand who left last painstakingly conserved, catalogues are being researched Left to right: W. Birch Douglass, III, Charlotte M. Minor, and Thomas N. Allen year to become the director of the J. Paul Getty Museum. and written, and business and marketing plans are being Tom came to the role with two clearly defined goals: business developed for our enterprise operations. All of this is in as usual and few deferred items in the new Director’s pending anticipation of welcoming you to a new facility in 2009. file. On both counts Tom achieved his goals and did so with s I approach the end of the eight months I agreed to The official Groundbreaking event for the North Wing was the appreciation of our two boards, but more important, Thank you for staying the course with us and for keeping A serve as acting director of VMFA, it is only natural to Sunday, November 20, and the construction contract was an admiring staff. our public-private partnership dynamic. reflect on my experiences at the Museum. The past year has signed by Michael Brand on November 30, his final day as been one of the most dynamic in VMFA’s history, which is VMFA Director. In early December 2005, Whiting-Turner very clear when visiting the campus. Plans for the Museum began work on the Museum Expansion.

Expansion have been on our minds for many years now. This Despite limitations of space and resources, the Museum Charlotte M. Minor year those plans became reality. President, Board of Trustees continued with active programming for our visitors, including Over the past year, major goals have been reached for our the successful presentation of the first two exhibitions in the Expansion project, notably taking our Capital Campaign total LOOK HERE series. Dazzle attracted 13,282 visitors and past our $150 million goal to $172 million for construction, Feast drew 13,600 visitors. Also, LOOK HERE Statewide W. Birch Douglass, III President, VMFA Foundation endowment, operations, and special art acquisitions. Pending was a grand success in Martinsville. Dazzle opened March 3, what we hope will be a forthcoming State appropriation, 2006, at Piedmont Arts Association and attracted more than we will need to raise only $4 million from private sources 3,000 people before closing on April 23. LOOK HERE to complete the goal for the construction component. proved to be a successful exhibition series and provided an opportunity to inaugurate exciting programs such as Chow, Construction of the expanded North Wing and Parking Deck, VMFA’s first college night event. designed by Rick Mather + SMBW, is underway and moving along at a steady pace. The construction contract for the Parking Deck was signed in September 2005 and the contractor, Kjellstrom & Lee, began work October 3.

4 5 Forewords Acquisition Highlights Julie Mehretu Stadia III

In the last year, VMFA made significant acquisitions such as an Art Nouveau desk by Victor Horta, two magnificent Uma-Maheshvara 19th-century American sculptures by William Wetmore Story and Paul Manship, a rare bronze Indian sculpture from Gustave Moreau the 11th century, an impressive painting by contemporary Narcissus American artist Julie Mehretu, and a stunning painting of Narcissus by French artist Gustave Moreau. The Museum Victor Horta also made the fourth, and final, payment on the gift/purchase Desk from Hôtel Solvay agreement with Robert and Nancy Nooter. These acquisitions t is with great pleasure and excitement that I assume the greatly strengthened the African Art collection with 129 role of Director of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. To objects from various cultures. I William Wetmore Story Charlotte Minor, our Board of Trustees President; Tom Allen, Cleopatra Working closely with the VMFA staff, I am constantly our out-going Trustee Executive for Administration; Jim Cherry, reminded of how talented and dedicated our staff is. Everyone, the Board’s Search Committee chairman; Governor Timothy at all levels within the organization, has a great love for Kaine; and so many others, my wife Kathryn and I extend VMFA. I am most grateful for their assistance during my our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the warm welcome brief tenure at the Museum. The staff also possesses a fierce we have received. determination to follow VMFA’s mission to acquire and This is a time of great transformation at VMFA. As we prepare preserve great works of art. The collection is in good hands! for the completion of our $120 million Expansion, we look forward to a dramatic reinstallation of the permanent collection, more space for special exhibitions, and greatly enhanced visitor amenities. A reinvigorated emphasis on our Thomas N. Allen Statewide programs and services and important acquisitions Director, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for our permanent collection (especially in American art) are among the other initiatives we are spearheading. Our energetic and talented staff, dedicated volunteers, enormously generous donors and members, and continued support from the Commonwealth of Virginia are among the many reasons that our future is bright and that these plans will soon come to fruition.

Alex Nyerges Incoming Director

6 7 Acquisition Highlights Julie Mehretu

Bold and energetic, this dramatic, large-scale work presents a modern version of traditional history painting, addressing contemporary themes of power, colonialism, and globalism. Julie Mehretu uses recognizable signs and symbols from architecture, city planning, mapping, and media to articulate social concerns; color, line, and gesture give the work an equally strong sense of personal expression.

Stadia III began with a series of irregular primary-colored abstract shapes that recall spaces designed for large-scale public events. Sealed under a translucent layer of acrylic and silica, these muted, overlapping forms became a ground layer for diagrams of torqued and skewed sports arenas which Mehretu added in pen and ink. In the next layer, the artist returned to paint, adding abstract shapes and lines whose interaction with the forms beneath further complicates the spatial reading of the image. Signs, flags, corporate logos, and sports emblems refer to corporate branding and national identities. A final layer includes a personal narrative of expressionistic pen-and-ink marks reflecting natural turbulence patterns such as wind and water currents.

Mehretu, born in Ethiopia, attended graduate school at the Rhode Island Stadia III, 2004, by Julie School of Design and now lives in New York. Over the past five years, she has Mehretu (American, born Ethopia 1970), ink and acrylic become one of the most prominent young artists in the United States. She on canvas, 107 inches high by painted Stadia III as part of a series of three Stadia paintings made for the 140 inches wide (Museum Carnegie Museum of Art’s 54th International in 2004, a contemporary art Purchase, The National Endowment for the Arts Fund survey that takes place every four years. Visually dynamic and deeply engaged for American Art, and partial with contemporary culture, the painting is a strong addition to VMFA’s gift of Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, 2006.1) collection and reaffirms the Museum’s commitment to contemporary art.

John B. Ravenal The Sydney and Frances Lewis Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art 9 Acquisition Highlights Uma-Maheshvara

This rare and beautiful 11th-century Indian bronze sculpture depicts the Hindu god Shiva seated embracing his wife Uma. In India such images represent togetherness of wedded divine lovers and are symbols of important cosmic dualities: male and female, spirit and matter, substance and essence.

The four-armed Shiva, his head backed by a nimbus, sits on a lotus at the center of the composition; Uma sits on his lap. Shiva’s lower right hand displays a citrus fruit and his upper right reveals a three-pronged trident. Shiva’s lower left hand holds a simple ring (perhaps symbolizing the Moon) and his upper left hand lovingly supports Uma, who places her right arm around his waist. Uma’s left hand, now broken, probably held a lotus or a mirror. The couple is framed by an ornate floriated aureole and flanked by smaller representations of their two sons—Karttikeya riding a peacock on the left and the elephant-headed Ganesha seated on a lotus on the right. Completing the image is a small depiction of Nandi, Shiva’s bull mount, on the front of the sculpture’s elaborate pedestal.

The long, full faces, the nimbus around Shiva’s head, and the floriated aureole Uma-Maheshvara, Indian, are typical of 11th-century works by western Chalukyan School artisans in the Karnataka State (Western Chalukyan School), ca. 11th south Indian state of Karnataka. Although not inscribed, this impressive and century, bronze, 10 3/4 inches highly iconic bronze was doubtless commissioned by well-to-do Hindu patrons. high by 71/4 inches wide by Such elaborate metal altarpieces were sometimes donated to temples; but more 5 5/8 inches deep (Museum Purchase, Funds provided by frequently they were used for meditation and worship in domestic shrines. It is not the Estate of Robert Busick and surprising that the heads of Shiva and Uma in this bronze are somewhat worn, for The Kathleen Boone Samuels Memorial Fund, 2006.2) they were repeatedly touched as part of the Hindu worship ceremony known as puja.

This striking image is a significant addition to the Museum’s world-renowned

collection of Indian bronzes.

Dr. Joseph M. Dye III E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Curator of South Asian and Islamic Art and Curatorial Chair 11 Acquisition Highlights Gustave Moreau

Gustave Moreau was the ultimate hermetic artist of the French 19th century. He was the main exemplar of Symbolism, the art movement that sought to fathom the unconscious and unreal, the emotions, and myth and legend. Symbolism was opposed to both Realism and Impressionism in its exploration of hidden realities.

The story of Narcissus, this painting’s theme, is taken from Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Narcissus was a beautiful youth who fell in love with his own reflection in the water. Forsaking all sustenance, he wasted away until he was ultimately transformed into the flower that bears his name. In the commentary to the 1660 edition of Ovid owned by Moreau, it was argued that “Narcissus was changed into a flower to show that beauty and vainglory are light and perishable things and they are short-lived.”

Moreau himself described this painting thus in 1897, the year before his death: Narcissus, ca. 1890s, by Gustave “Already ardent tendril, already entwining flower, already avid vegetation Moreau (French, 1826–98), oil are taking hold of this adored body, of this lover rapt in self-contemplation, on canvas, 25 3/4 inches high by 14 3/4 inches wide (Museum idolatrous of [his own] being . . . And in the evening this beautiful body and Purchase, The Adolph D. and this mysterious nature will merge in a supreme and ineffable embrace.” Wilkins C. Williams Fund, 2005.83) Important influences on Moreau’s painting may include Benvenuto Cellini, whose sculpture of Narcissus in the Bargello might have furnished the inspiration for the pose of Moreau’s figure. Moreau must have also looked to non-Western sources, such as Indian miniatures (a constant source of inspiration for him) for the costume of Narcissus, who seems also in his hieratic pose more like a Hindu god than a classical figure.

This major and beautiful work was acquired with the intention of building VMFA’s 19th-century European painting collection, as well as to complement the Museum’s other collections such as the Lewis Collection of Art Nouveau.

Dr. Mitchell Merling Paul Mellon Curator and Head of the Department of European Painting 13 Acquisition Highlights Victor Horta

Considered the father of Art Nouveau architecture, Victor Horta designed this stunning desk specifically for the project that stands out as his masterpiece building, the Hôtel Solvay in Brussels. With the house’s opulent metalwork, glass, steel supports, woodwork, and furnishings, Horta achieved the Art Nouveau ideal: complete unity of rhythm, movement, lines, color, and cadences.

The desk has a multicolored marble writing surface that repeats the curvilinear edges of the top. Its Belgian ash legs swirl out as if organically grown, slightly thickening at the lower portions to echo the dramatic woodwork details of the house itself. The gilt bronze pulls are a complicated series of whiplash lines curving outwards to form handles, reflecting the house’s interior steel-beam capital supports. There are barely any straight lines in the piece so it has a constant motion and rhythm matching that of the building and its interior plant-like forms and double curve details.

Horta studied architecture, textiles, drawing, and the decorative arts at the Ghent Desk from Hôtel Solvay, ca. Académie des Beaux Arts, worked in Paris for a time, and returned to Belgium 1897–1903, by Victor Horta to begin his own practice. He completed about 30 major projects between 1893 (Belgian, 1861–1947), Belgian ash, marble, gilt bronze, 30 inches and 1903. Although the Hôtel Solvay and most of its contents were sold in 1955, high by 55 inches wide by 43 this desk remained the property of the Solvay family and was passed down in that inches deep (Museum Purchase, The Sydney and Frances Lewis family until the present. The desk appears in an archival photograph in a room Endowment Fund, 2005.72) adjacent to the second-floor dining room of the Musée Horta. It was lent by the Solvay family for a special Horta exhibition in 1973.

This significant desk is the only major piece of Horta in a U.S. museum and strengthens VMFA’s representation of works by the most important Belgian designer-architects of the Art Nouveau period, Victor Horta and Henry van de Velde. Both are now in the Museum’s internationally acclaimed Art Nouveau collection.

Frederick R. Brandt Consulting Curator, 20th-Century Decorative Arts 15 Acquisition Highlights William Wetmore Story

This monumental image of the brooding Egyptian queen represents the high point of mid- 19th-century American taste for white-marble Neoclassical sculpture. William Wetmore Story conceived the figure without the support of a commission, unusual for the time. Working on speculation, he gave free reign to his own imagination. His life-size Cleopatra leans back on her throne, her head in hand. Defying the hard medium, the sculptor delineated the soft folds of her gown in exquisite detail. Compelling from all sides, the seated figure—with its period headpiece, jewelry, and chair—easily commands the center of a gallery.

The second of four known versions, the sculpture became a critical success Cleopatra, 1865, by William when its first version made its debut at the 1862 International Exhibition in Wetmore Story (American, 1819–95), London. It was shipped there from Rome courtesy of Pope Pius IX, which white marble, 54 inches high by 45 inches wide by 27 inches deep further bolstered the work’s mystique and reputation. (Museum Purchase, The J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art, 2005.73) Story was one of the most famous and successful American sculptors in his day. He grew up in Boston’s elite society, earned a law degree from Harvard, taught himself to model sculpture, and became the leader of a second generation of American expatriate sculptors who lived and worked in Italy. His apartments at the Palazzo Barberini became a gathering place for prominent Anglo-American expatriates and travelers. Among his influential friends was writer Nathaniel Hawthorne, who wrote of this extraordinary sculpture in his novel The Marble Faun. Following the critical acclaim of Cleopatra, Story enjoyed a steady clientele of the rich and aristocratic of two continents.

Cleopatra, a rare work of aesthetic and historical importance, complements significant artworks already in VMFA’s American Arts collection, fits well with Egyptian Revival decorative works, and resonates with the Museum’s ancient collections and European works of similar theme. It takes its place among the most important sculptures in the Museum’s holdings.

Dr. Elizabeth L. O’Leary Associate Curator of American Arts 17

Gifts and Purchases

This list of recently acquired Donors to the Collection Robert and Nancy Nooter LUBA, Stool, circa 1900, wood. From Poppy Filigree Table Lamp, ca. 1910–20, Nalin Patel by Tiffany Studios (1900–38), leaded objects is organized alphabetically American Academy of Arts and Letters the Robert and Nancy Nooter Collection, Katharine Lee Reid in honor of David brass, gilt bronze, 21 inches high by by Curatorial Department. Within An Anonymous Donor Purchase: The Williams Fund (2006.18). Park Curry 17 inches diameter; and Dragonfly Estate of Robert Busick each Department, the objects are Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn Lamp Screen, ca. 1906, by Tiffany H. Talmage Day LUBA, Finial Figure, 19th –20th century, listed alphabetically, first by type Rajnikant Shah Studios, leaded filigree glass, metal The Fabergé Society, VMFA wood, glass beads, string, cloth, fur. From or country and region, then by Mrs. Joseph M. Sizoo overlays, 61/4 inches high by 9 7/8 inches Friends of Indian Art, VMFA the Robert and Nancy Nooter Collection, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer wide, 16 3/8 inches high with chain artist, title, and date, depending Anna L. and Fleetwood Garner Purchase: The Williams Fund (2006.19). Wachovia Corporation in honor of Carol (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of on the nature of the collection. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gottwald Mary D. Washbourne in memory of Frank Jarratt LUBA, Chief’s Staff, 19th –20th century, The following names of donors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gottwald H. Washbourne, 2005.98, 2005.99). Mary D. Washbourne in memory of and special funds have been Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lathrop wood, brass tacks, copper, tin. From the Frank H. Washbourne Carlin Mclaughlin Robert and Nancy Nooter Collection, shortened in the list of objects. Gregory Zollner Purchase: The Williams Fund (2006.21).

Purchase Funds MBAKA, Figure, 19th –20th century, Collectors' Circle Fund wood. From the Robert and Nancy Council Art Purchase Fund Nooter Collection, Purchase: The Good Design Fund Williams Fund (2006.22). Kathleen Harwell Art Purchase Fund Mary Morton Parsons Fund for American MBALA, Figure, 19th –20th century, Decorative Arts wood, raffia cloth. From the Robert and Swenson Art Nouveau Fund Nancy Nooter Collection, Purchase: The Charles G. Thalhimer Family Fund Williams Fund (2006.16). Virginia Museum Art Purchase Fund NSAPO-NSAPO, Headrest, Endowment Funds 19th –20th century, wood, glass beads, J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund string. From the Robert and Nancy for American Art Nooter Collection, Purchase: The Robert A. and Ruth W. Fisher Fund Williams Fund (2006.20). Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund Floyd D. and Anne C. Gottwald Fund OVIMBUNDU, Figure, 19th –20th Dr. William Harrison Higgins Fund century, wood. From the Robert and Sydney and Frances Lewis Endowment Nancy Nooter Collection, Purchase: The American Art European Art Late 19th–20th Century Williams Fund (2006.24). Fund Decorative Arts Eric and Jeanette Lipman Fund Decorative Arts Painting from Gabon National Endowment for the Arts Fund WHEELING FLINT GLASS FRENCH, Claude Monet (1840–1926), AMERICAN, Charles Eames for American Art TSOGO, Door Frame, 19th –20th cen- WORKS (John Ritchie and Craig The Highway Bridge at Argenteuil (Le Pont (1907–78) and Ray Eames (1912–88) John Barton Payne Fund tury, wood, paint. From the Robert and Ritchie, proprietors, Wheeling, West d’Argenteuil), 1873, oil on canvas. Gift of for Herman Miller Company, Zeeland, Kathleen Boone Samuels Memorial Fund Nancy Nooter Collection, Purchase: The Virginia), Window Pane, 1833, clear Anna L. and Fleetwood Garner (2006.29). Michigan, DTM-1 Dining Table, designed Adolph D. and Wilkins C. Williams Fund Williams Fund (2006.15). pressed glass. Purchase: The Glasgow 1947, polished chrome, plywood, walnut Fund (2006.8). FRENCH, Gustave Moreau (1826–98), veneer. Gift of an Anonymous Donor from Liberia Narcissus, ca. 1890s, oil on canvas. (2005.97). , Mask, 19th –20th century, Painting African Art GREBO Purchase: The Williams Fund (2005.83). wood, metal, fiber, teeth, paint. Gift of ROBERT SCOTT DUNCANSON AMERICAN, Tiffany Studios Robert and Nancy Nooter (2005.76). Works on paper from Congo (1821–72), The Quarry, ca. 1855-63, oil on (1900–38), Poppy Filigree Table Lamp, ca. canvas. Gift of The Council of the Virginia BRITISH, Russell Flint (1880–1969), 1910–20, leaded brass, gilt bronze; and SALAMPASU, Mask, 19th –20th from Nigeria Museum of Fine Arts in commemoration Allegory of Time, sepia wash drawing. Gift Dragonfly Lamp Screen, ca. 1906, leaded century, wood, paint. From the Robert CHAMBA, Double Figure, 19th – early of its 50th Anniversary (2006.11). of an Anonymous Donor (2005.86). filigree glass, metal overlays. Gift of Mary and Nancy Nooter Collection, Purchase: 20th century, wood, pigment. Gift of D. Washbourne in memory of Frank H. The Williams Fund (2006.17). Robert and Nancy Nooter (2005.77). WALTER LAUNT PALMER BRITISH, Frederick George Reynolds Washbourne (2005.98, 2005.99). (1854–1932), Landscape, 1875, oil on (1824–1921), four watercolors: Abercrombie HOLO, Figure, 19th –20th century, MAMA, Buffalo Mask, 19th –20th cen- paper mounted on canvas mounted on St. Chesterfield; Hampstead Heath; Dunster Castle; , Venturi, Scott Brown and wood, glass beads, string. From the AMERICAN tury, wood. Gift of Robert and Nancy panel. A gift of the Wachovia Corporation St. Cross, Winchester. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Associates, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Robert and Nancy Nooter Collection, Nooter (2005.78). in honor of Carol Jarratt (2005.81). Robert Lathrop (2005.103-2005.106). (founded 1958), Best Products Co., Inc. Panels, Purchase: The Williams Fund (2006.23). 1978, porcelain steel. Gift of Carlin MUMUYE, Mask, 19th –20th century, Sculpture FRENCH, Jean-François Millet Mclaughlin, Gregory Zollner, Rajnikant KONGO, Memorial Portrait Head, wood, pigment. Gift of Robert and (1814–75), La Grande Bergère, 1862, Shah, and Nalin Patel (2006.7a-f). 19th –20th century, wood. Purchase: ANNA HYATT HUNTINGTON Nancy Nooter (2005.79). (1876–1973), Fawns Playing, 1936, cast etching printed in brownish-black ink The Glasgow Fund (2006.9). aluminum. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles on ivory-colored laid paper. A gift of the BELGIAN, Victor Horta (1861–1947), from Tanzania G. Thalhimer (2006.31). Wachovia Corporation in honor of Carol Desk from Hôtel Solvay, ca. 1903, Belgian DOE, Chair, 19th –20th century, wood. Jarratt (2005.82). ash, marble, gilt bronze. Purchase: The From the Robert and Nancy Nooter PAUL MANSHIP (1885–1966), Lewis Fund (2005.72). Double Figure, African (Chamba Culture, Collection, Purchase: The Williams Fund Flight of Europa, 1925, bronze. Purchase: Nigeria), 19th–early 20th century, wood (2006.28). The Cochrane Fund (2005.74). ENGLISH, Christopher Dresser and pigment, 211/4 inches high by 91/2 (1834–1904), designer, for Brownfield 1 inches wide by 4 /2 inches deep KWERE, Fertility Dolls, 19th –20th WILLIAM WETMORE STORY Pottery, Cup and Saucer, bone china with (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of century, wood, glass beads, string. From (1819–95), Cleopatra, 1865, marble. transfer print. Gift of Katharine Lee Reid in Robert and Nancy Nooter, 2005.77). the Robert and Nancy Nooter Collection, Purchase: The Cochrane Fund (2005.73). honor of David Park Curry (2005.100a-b). Purchase: The Williams Fund (2006.25- 2006.27).

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Gifts and Purchases

Modern and AMERICAN, Heide Trepanier (born East Asian Art NEPALESE, Paubha: Bodhisattva Sculpture 1969), Wave, 2005, enamel on canvas on Amoghapasa, Accompanied by Four Attendants, INDIA (Karnataka State, Western Contemporary Art board. Gift of The Fabergé Society, Painting early 16th century, polychrome painting Chalukyan School), Uma-Maheshvara, ca. VMFA (2006.3). on cloth. Gift of an Anonymous Donor Painting JAPANESE, Yamamoto Shunkyo 11th century, bronze. Purchase: Funds (2005.84). (1871–1933), Winter Mountains, pair of provided by the Estate of Robert Busick AMERICAN, Ryan McGinness (born AMERICAN, Kehinde Wiley (born six-panel screens, ca. Taisho 5 (1916), and The Samuels Fund (2006.2). 1972), He Who Pays the Piper, Names the Tune, 1977), Willem van Heythuysen, 2006, oil ink and colors on paper. Purchase: NEPALESE, Illuminated Manuscript 2005, car paint and acrylic silkscreened on canvas. Purchase: The Glasgow Fund Folio with Newari Text and a Painting of the The Williams Fund (2006.12.1/2). NEPALESE, Goddess Durga with Four Arms on board. Gift of The Fabergé Society, (2006.14). Goddess Durga, l6th –17th century, hand- Standing on Lotus Base, Accompanied By Her VMFA (2006.4). made paper. Gift of an Anonymous KOREAN, Man Hyung (18th century), Lion, 18th –19th century, gray stone relief. , Raoul Dufy (1877–1953), Donor (2005.93). FRENCH Celestial Guardians, dated with a cyclical Gift of an Anonymous Donor (2005.91). AMERICAN, Julie Mehretu (born Golfe Juan, ca. 1927, oil on canvas. Gift of date corresponding to 1740, ink and colors Ethiopia, 1970), Stadia III, 2004, ink and Anna L. and Fleetwood Garner (2006.30). , Illuminated Manuscript on silk. Gift of Mrs. Joseph M. Sizoo NEPALESE NEPALESE, Crowned Devotee Seated on acrylic on canvas. Purchase: The National (2005.102). Folio with Newari Text and Three Miniature a High Lotus Base in Devotional Attitude, Endowment for the Arts Fund for American Photographs Paintings of Buddhist Deities in the Tibetan 18th –19th century, stone. Gift of an Art, and partial gift of Jeanne Greenberg AMERICAN, David A. Douglas Style, 18th century, handmade paper. Gift Anonymous Donor (2005.92). Rohatyn (2006.1). (born 1958), Max in His Pool, 2005, digital South Asian and of an Anonymous Donor (2005.94). photographic print; and South Dakota NEPALESE, Bodhisattva Vajrasattva AMERICAN, Elizabeth Nottingham Landscape, 2004, digital photographic Islamic Art NEPALESE, Pair of Illuminated Clasping His Consort in Close Embrace, 16th (1907–56), Country Road, Amherst County, print. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Manuscript Folios: One with Five Miniature century, bronze. Gift of an Anonymous Virginia, 1941, oil on canvas. Gift of Decorative Arts Gottwald and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paintings of Buddhist Deities; One with Donor (2005.96). H. Talmage Day (2005.100). Gottwald (2006.5-2006.6) EGYPTIAN, Magic Bowl, 18th –19th Five Miniature Paintings of Transcendental century, brass. Gift of an Anonymous Buddhas, 17th –18th century. Gift of AMERICAN, Enrico Riley (born AMERICAN, Sally Mann (born Donor (2005.90). an Anonymous Donor (2005.95.1/2). 1973), Giant Steps, 2004, oil on canvas on 1951), Jessie #34, 2004, gelatin silver panel. Gift of American Academy of Arts print. Purchase: The Glasgow Fund INDIAN (Kerala), Temple Lamp, ca. and Letters (2005.80). (2006.13). 15th –16th century, bronze. Purchase: Bodhisattva Vajrasattva Clasping Willem van Heythuysen, 2006, by Kehinde Wiley (American, born 1969), oil on His Consort in Close Embrace, canvas, 106 1/4 inches high by 82 1/4 inches wide (Museum Purchase, The Arthur and The Samuels Fund and Gift of Friends of Indian Art, VMFA (2005.75). Nepalese, 16th century, bronze, Margaret Glasgow Fund, 2006.14). 5 1/2 inches high by 5 inches wide by 3 1/2 inches wide (Virginia NEPALESE, Buddhist Ritual Regalia, Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of an 15th –16th century, carved bone. Gift Anonymous Donor, 2005.96). of an Anonymous Donor (2005.85).

SRI LANKAN, Bracelet with Quadruple Chain, 18th –19th century, silver. Gift of an Anonymous Donor (2005.87).

SRI LANKAN, Belt with Double Chain and Heart-Shaped Pendant, 18th –19th century, silver. Gift of an Anonymous Donor (2005.88).

SRI LANKAN, Necklace: Chain with Three Pendants, 18th –19th century, silver and tiger's teeth. Gift of an Anonymous Donor (2005.89).

Painting INDIAN (Punjab Hills, Kangra School), Krishna and the Gopis, ca. 1790, opaque watercolor on paper. Gift of Friends of Indian Art, VMFA, and Purchase: The Glasgow Fund (2006.10).

Dr. Shawn Eichman (second from left), Curator of East Asian Art, discusses a pair of six-panel Japanese screens, Winter Mountains, with (left to right) Eileen Kuo, Hutch Livingston, Mollie Anne Church, and Dale Church in the VMFA Photography Studio. 20 21 Pectoral Cross, 1960, by Jean Schlumberger (French, 1907–87), Exhibitions emeralds, sapphires, aquamarines, diamonds, 18-carat gold, 5 1/2 inches high by 3 3/4 inches wide by 1 inch deep (Virginia Museum CONTINUED EXHIBITIONS NEW EXHIBITIONS of Fine Arts, The Collection of Mrs. Paul Mellon, 99.5). The Council: Serving VMFA Since 1955 Capturing Beauty: American Impressionist & An Enduring Legacy: Paintings Acquired May 4–September 25, 2005 Realist Paintings from the McGlothlin Collection Through the J. Harwood and Louise B. Organizer: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts May 4–September 25, 2005 Cochrane Fund for American Art In celebration of the 50th anniversary of The Council of VMFA, Organizer: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts August 10, 2005, continuing through Expansion construction this exhibition featured a range of the significant works of Oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, and sculpture from one Organizer: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts art contributed by the Museum’s oldest and largest volunteer of the largest private holdings of 19th- and 20th-century In 1988, J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane of Richmond organization. Among the objects were a 4th-century B.C. American art were showcased in this exhibition. James W. established a generous endowment, managed by the Virginia South Italian Red-figured Lekythos, a stunning early 19th- and Frances G. McGlothlin of Austin, Texas, assembled their Museum of Fine Arts Foundation, to purchase significant century French royal tea service, examples from the Council exceptional collection over 10 years; Mrs. McGlothlin has examples of American art. Thanks to the Cochrane Fund, Good Design Fund, and an exquisite 11th-century Indian been a VMFA Trustee since 1998. On view were works by sculpture of the Buddhist deity, Lokanatha. Founded in 1955 VMFA has acquired nearly 20 magnificent works that have Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, John Singer Sargent, George helped transform the Museum’s American holdings into a by 49 visionary women, The Council has also provided Bellows, Winslow Homer, Robert Henri, and James McNeill countless hours of volunteer service and more than $6.3 nationally recognized collection. On view during VMFA’s Whistler. To accompany the exhibition, VMFA published a Expansion program, this changing exhibition includes works million in funds to the Museum. fully illustrated 88-page catalogue. by such accomplished artists as Thomas Hart Benton, William Merritt Chase, Jasper Francis Cropsey, Frederick Carl Frieseke, Robert Henri, Henry Ossawa Tanner, and John Trumbull.

LOOK HERE This series of four cross-cultural exhibitions with distinctive themes highlights VMFA’s permanent collection and contin- ues during the Museum’s Expansion construction when many galleries are closed. After presentation in Richmond, the first three in the series travel to selected Statewide Partners.

Dazzle November 2, 2005– January 29, 2006 Organizer: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts The first exhibition of the LOOK HERE series explored how finely crafted objects of gold, silver, gemstones, and other pre- cious metals convey power, status, and beauty. Highlights included jewels by Lalique and Schlumberger, pre-Columbian and African gold, gilded furniture from American and Japan, paintings by Andy Warhol and Franz Xaver Winterhalter, and a rare elephant saddle (howdah) made entirely of silver.

Feast March 16 – June 25, 2006 Organizer: Virginia Museum of Fine Arts A delectable selection of art to stimulate the senses and whet the appetite was the second presentation in the LOOK HERE series. The variety of visual treats included sumptuous still lifes from Dutch and Flemish masters, an elegant 18th- century Indian watercolor highlighted with gold and silver, an Art Nouveau punch bowl by Tiffany, an 8th- or 9th- Madame Errazuriz, ca. 1883–84, by John Singer Sargent (American, The Abundance of Nature, ca. 1855, by Severin Roesen Lokanatha, Indian, mid 11th century (Pala Dynasty, 750–1200), 1856–1925), oil on canvas, 18 3/4 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide (American, ca. 1815–ca. 1872), oil on canvas, 651/4 inches century Maya funerary jar, and a Chinese wine vessel created 1 black phyllite, 39 /4 inches high by 17 inches wide by 5 inches (Collection of James W. and Frances G. McGlothin). high by 401/4 inches wide (Museum Purchase, The J. Harwood between the 13th and 11th centuries B.C. deep (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of The Council of and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art, 2002.558). VMFA and the Juan March Foundation with additional funds from The Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund, 90.155).

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The collection grew as well through generous gifts. Especially The Mellon Collections and European Art The Quarry, ca. 1860–70, by Robert Scott Duncanson notable was The Quarry, a compelling landscape by Robert Major acquisitions included Claude Monet’s 1873 oil on (American, 1821– 72), oil on canvas, 14 1/2 inches high by Scott Duncanson, one of the leading 19th-century African- canvas The Highway Bridge at Argenteuil (Le Pont d’Argenteuil), 22 5/8 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of The American artists, given by The Council of VMFA to mark its a gift of Anna L. and Fleetwood Garner of Richmond and the Council of VMFA in commemo- ration of its 50th anniversary, 50th anniversary (see The Public-Private Partnership). Wachovia fifth painting by the leading master of French Impressionism 2006.11). Corporation gave Landscape, an 1875 pastoral scene by Walter to enter the VMFA collection. The Museum purchased Launt Palmer, in honor of Carol Jarratt; and Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Moreau’s ca. 1897 work, Narcissus, VMFA’s first Charles G. Thalhimer presented Fawns Playing, a 1936 cast European Symbolist painting (see Acquisition Highlights). aluminum wildlife sculpture by prominent animalier, Anna Other additions to the collection were Jean-Francois Millet’s Hyatt Huntington. 1862 etching, La Grande Bergère (The Great Shepherdess), given Curator Dr. David Park Curry retired in August 2005 after by Wachovia Corporation in honor of Carol Jarratt; and a 15 years of service. He was instrumental in developing the group of 19th-century landscape watercolors by British Museum’s excellent pre-1940 American holdings. Before artist George Reynolds, given by Mr. Robert Lathrop of leaving, he contributed several essays for a forthcoming book Powhatan (see Gifts and Purchases). on VMFA’s American arts collection, co-authored by Associate The Mellon Collections have been animated by a series of Curator, Dr. Elizabeth O’Leary. reinstallations, culminating with the opening of a new African Art The Museum also purchased a rare Congo memorial portrait East Asian Art gallery of 20th-century sporting art. Additionally, several The Museum’s African collection continued to grow signifi- head. This handsome, life-sized work once formed part of a Important acquisitions this year included Winter Mountains, paintings in the Mellon French collection were reframed, cantly through a four-year plan to acquire, by gift and memorial effigy created to honor a high-ranking member of a pair of six-panel screens by Yamamoto Shunkyo, a major and the Mellon American collection was reinstalled on the purchase, works from the collection of Robert and Nancy Congo society, and is a major addition to VMFA’s distinguished figure in the Japanese national painting style of Nihonga second floor of the West Wing. Nooter. This year 16 objects from their collection were holdings of art from the culture. and one of the greatest landscape painters of the early 20th added, including three rare works from eastern Nigeria. During the year, the curator continued to serve also as century. The Museum also acquired Celestial Gardens, a A significant mask from the Grebo culture in Liberia Senior Associate Director of Architecture and Design for historically significant 18th-century Korean Buddhist ritual completed their donations this year. the Museum’s Expansion project. painting on silk, as a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sizoo of Williamsburg. Purchases from the Nooter collection included 10 sculptures American Art from Central Africa which build on the Museum’s established Dr. Shawn Eachman, the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Once again, the J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for strength in this area, as well as two works from Tanzania. A Curator of East Asian Art, led a VMFA-sponsored three-week American Art supported the acquisition of outstanding artworks, significant acquisition is a Luba wooden royal stool, attributed trip to China in October 2005. The trip quickly sold out and including the endowment's first two purchases of sculpture: to the Warua master who was a sculptor working during included such destinations as Beijing, Dunhuang, Xian, Dazu, Flight of Europa, a 1925 Art Deco bronze by Paul Manship; the late 19th and early 20th centuries in a style distinguished Chongqing, the Three Gorges, and Shanghai. A second trip, and Cleopatra, a monumental Neoclassic marble by William by beautiful spherical renderings of the human head. to Yunnan and Tibet, is planned for May-June 2007. Wetmore Story (see Acquisition Highlights), which was listed Acquisition of 12 important objects concludes the Museum’s among noteworthy international acquisitions in the December Dr. Eichman represented VMFA at New York’s annual Asia purchases from the Nooter collection. Another group of gifts 2005 issue of Apollo. Week events in March and at a major symposium on Chinese next year will complete the agreement. Le Pont d’Argenteuil (The Highway Bridge Viewed from the Port), 1873, by Claude painting, Bridges to Heaven, at Princeton University in April. Monet (French, 1840–1926), oil on canvas, 17 3/4 inches high by 27 1/2 inches wide The Museum also purchased a rare example of antebellum (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Anna L. and Fleetwood Garner, 2006.29). He also served as curator for VMFA’s Feast exhibition and as Virginia pressed glass manufactured by the Wheeling Flint an advisor to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for a coming Glass Works, with funds provided by The Arthur and special exhibition of Asian art. Margaret Glasgow Fund. (See Gifts and Purchases.)

24 25 Krishna and the Gopis, Indian (Punjab Hills, Kangra School), ca. 1790, opaque watercolor The Permanent Collection on paper, 11 3/4 inches high by 8 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of The Friends of Indian Art, VMFA, and Museum Purchase, The Arthur and Margaret Glasgow Fund, 2006.10).

More than 600 of VMFA’s Mellon sporting prints were Modern and Contemporary Art Curator John Ravenal orga- South Asian and Islamic Art examined and digitally photographed. Images and data nized an off-site exhibition, Artificial Light, in a partnership The Museum acquired a rare and beautiful 11th-century were added to the Museum’s on-line database, making the between VMFA and Virginia Commonwealth University bronze sculpture, Uma Maheshvara, that depicts the Hindu print collection more accessible to Museum staff and School of the Arts’ Anderson Gallery. Opening at VCU in god Shiva embracing his wife (see Acquisition Highlights). visiting scholars, and reducing the need for future handling September 2006, the exhibition travels later to the Museum VMFA added to the collection an exceptional bronze temple of these fragile works on paper. of Contemporary Art in North Miami, Fla. Ravenal served as lamp from the state of Kerala in South India, which once juror and curator for radius250, an exhibition of work by Dr. Mitchell Merling, the Paul Mellon Curator and Head illuminated the interior of a temple at Kumaranallur. artists from Mid Atlantic and Southeastern states and on view in of the Department of European Art, served as co-curator of Another important acquisition was a circa 1790 miniature Richmond at Artspace. He completed writing a book of VMFA’s VMFA’s Dazzle exhibition, presented numerous lectures at opaque watercolor from India’s Punjab Hills, Krishna and Modern and Contemporary Art collection, scheduled for the Museum and statewide, and was a vettor for the Palm the Gopis, which depicts the Hindu god Krishna surrounded publication in late 2006. It is the first book on that collection Beach and New York International Fine Arts Fairs. by cow-maids (or gopis), his female admirers. This masterpiece in 20 years. Ravenal also served as Acting Associate Director significantly strengthens the Museum’s holdings of works Modern and Contemporary Art for Exhibitions, prior to the arrival of Robin Nicholson. from the Kangra School, which is one of the most elegant VMFA acquired four major contemporary paintings, Assistant Curator Tosha Grantham continued work on and widely admired styles of later Indian painting. strengthening representation of work by international, Darkroom, an international survey of 50 years of South- An anonymous donor gave the Museum a group of Nepalese national, and regional artists. Julie Mehretu’s Stadia III is a African photography and video art, scheduled to begin a and Sri Lankan works including manuscript pages, ritual regalia, fiercely abstract work (see cover and Acquisition Highlights). national tour in 2007. stone and metal sculptures, and a cloth painting. The finest Kehinde Wiley’s larger-than-life portrait of an urban works in the group include 15th –16th century Buddhist ritual African-American male, posed as a 17th-century Dutch regalia and 16th –18th-century illuminated manuscript folios a butterfly, and a female figure. They hooked onto the lamp’s merchant, brings together disparate cultures and times to that depict Buddhist and Hindu subjects. All the objects are shade to shield the viewer from the glare of the bare bulbs, form a memorable image. Two gifts from The Fabergé Society important contributions to the VMFA’s collections. and could be easily unhooked and relocated for convenience. of VMFA focus on artists with Virginia connections. An The lamp combines two quintessentially Tiffany features: exuberant painting by Ryan McGinness (born and raised in Dr. Joseph M. Dye III, the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter the poppy flower design and fine filigree. Virginia Beach, now living in New York) combines decorative Curator of South Asian and Islamic Art, served as VMFA’s motifs from incongruous sources, such as Renaissance Curatorial Chair, presented a variety of lectures on Mughal The Museum received six large porcelain steel panels which pageantry and computer clip art. In a 2005 painting Wave, art, and taught courses in the history of Indian art and were commissioned by Best Products Co., Inc. in 1978 for Richmond-based Heide Trepanier also blends hybrid abstrac- Japanese art at The College of William and Mary. the façade of its showroom in Langhorne, Pa. They were tion, squeezing skeins of candy-colored enamel onto her designed by the internationally renowned architectural firm, 20th-Century Decorative Arts surface which she transforms into a psychological drama. Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates of Philadelphia, and given VMFA added numerous remarkable objects to the wide-ranging Photographs by Virginia-based artists entered the collection: to VMFA by Carlin McLaughlin, Gregory Zollner, Rajnikant 20th-Century Decorative Arts collection this year. An exceptional two digitally constructed images by David Douglas, and Shah, and Nalin Patel. Other donations included a rare 1947 purchase was a rare Art Nouveau Desk designed ca. 1897–1903 Sally Mann’s haunting portrait of her daughter, Jessie. DTM-1 Dining Table designed by Charles and Ray Eames for by architect/designer Victor Horta for his finest building, the the Herman Miller Company (given by an anonymous patron), Hôtel Solvay in Brussels (see Acquisition Highlights). and a delightful Cup and Saucer designed by Dr. Christopher Generous gifts to the Museum included an important Poppy Dresser for Brownfield Pottery (a gift from former VMFA Filigree Table Lamp, produced by Tiffany Studios about Director Katharine Lee Reid in honor of former Curator of 1910–20, along with a rare 1906 Dragonfly Lamp Screen American Arts, David Park Curry). (See Gifts and Purchases.) Wave, 2005, by Heide Trepanier (American, born 1969), enamel on canvas which hangs from the shade by a chain and hook (given by on board, 84 inches high by 84 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of The Fabergé Society, VMFA, 2005.100). a Richmond patron in memory of Frank H. Washbourne). Tiffany created these screens in several patterns: the dragonfly, 26 27 The Final Lengths of the Race for the Doncaster The Permanent Collection Gold Cup, 1826, by John Frederick Herring (English, 1795–1865), oil on canvas (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, The Paul Mellon Collection, 99.79).

Consulting Curator Frederick R. Brandt served as a juror for the Fabergé Society, and the Williams Fund). The project’s second exhibition Gemini Jewelry Awards, presented by Schwarzschild phase will begin treatments on an additional seven European Jewelers to encourage young designers, and wrote an extensive tapestries, thanks to a generous contribution from The Fabergé review of W. A. S. Benson: Arts and Crafts Luminary and Society and additional support from the Williams Fund. Pioneer of Modern Design which appeared in The Tabby, an Objects Conservator Kathy Gillis received a grant from the arts-and-crafts journal. American Institute for Conservation which supported a week-long residency of Anna Østrup, an expert in French Objects Conservation Art Nouveau furniture who has treated most of the collection The department presented a program to The Heritage Society, Carol Sawyer, Conservator of Paintings, examined all paintings More than 140 objects were treated for the LOOK HERE at the Musée l’Ecole de Nancy. Østrup and Gillis examined a Museum support group, which expanded awareness of and works on paper for the LOOK HERE exhibitions, and exhibition series, the reinstallation of outdoor sculpture on selected furniture in the Lewis Collection and prepared planned giving opportunities to VMFA’s conservation designed new frames for 20th-century paintings. Daniel the West Wing Terrace, and maintenance of the Paul Mellon samples for microscopic analysis of the finishes. Gillis and program and helped recruit a new volunteer, Maria Shugars, Brisbane, Senior Conservation Technician, and Meg Eastman, Collection; several Asian textiles were stabilized; and 19 Østrup participated in the French-American Partnership who is assisting with improving the department’s information Conservation Assistant, prepared the art works for travel to objects were examined for acquisition consideration. Seminar at the Winterthur Museum in Delaware, where technology capabilities. Liegh Acosta, a former textile VMFA Statewide Partners. Treatments continued on the massive, 25-ton Indian Pavilion Østrup and others presented French conservation practices conservator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, continued Bruce Suffield, Associate Conservator of Paintings, completed which was acquired last year and promises to be a major and traditional craft techniques. to volunteer her skills for textile conservation at VMFA. highlight in the expanded Museum’s new Indian Galleries. the removal of disfiguring efflorescence from Andrew Wyeth’s James Heitchue, Mountmaker and Conservation Technician, Following a nearly year-long apprenticeship in VMFA’s Objects Objects in the Jerome and Rita Gans Collection of English The Country. He also examined Jan Mostaert’s Portrait of a created more than 60 mounts for fragile objects in the Dazzle Conservation department, pre-program intern Brett Headley Silver also received conservation treatment. Courtier as part of the Museum’s ongoing Nazi-era Provenance and Feast exhibitions. was accepted into the University of Delaware/Winterthur Research Project and determined that a digital photograph The first phase of VMFA’s extensive tapestry conservation Museum Program in Art Conservation. The department hosted a meeting of the Virginia of the painting (posted on-line by the Polish Embassy, in project was successfully completed with the treatment of the Conservation Association featuring VMFA Consulting Washington, D.C.) was indeed an image of VMFA’s final two in a set of six notable works in the Museum’s Painting Conservation Conservator Claudia Walpole; sponsored a discussion and painting, although in a pre-restored state (see Registration). collection: Don Quixote designs by Charles-Antoine Coypel Conservators examined or treated 142 paintings including tour of the Museum’s conservation laboratory for museum woven by Pierre-Françoise Cozette at the Gobelins Factory Gustave Moreau’s Narcissus (see Acquisition Highlights), De studies students at Randolph-Macon College; and responded An extensive treatment of Richard Roper’s The Match Between (funded in part by a grant from the Institute for Museum and W. M. Chase’s Still Life with Fish, John Leslie Breck’s Grey Day to 26 inquiries about private collections. Driver and Aaron at Maidenhead August 1754: Driver Winning Library Services, the Richard and Caroline Gwathmey Trust, The on the Charles, Philip Reinagle’s Portrait of an Extraordinary the First Heat was completed, along with the Museum’s three Musical Dog, Felix Vallotton’s The Green Room, Rene Magritte’s paintings by Sir Alfred J. Munnings and 10 watercolors by Le Seducteur, Brice Marden’s Meritatio, Ralph Going’s Burger John R. Skeaping. Lyn Yusi, Painting Conservation Graduate Chef Interior, John Frederick Herring’s Final Lengths of the Race Intern, treated Munning’s The Belvoir Point-to-Point Meeting for the Doncaster Gold Cup, Claude Vernet’s Moonlight Scene, and on Barrowby Hill, Painted at Woolsthorpe, for re-installation in Henri Rousseau’s Tropical Landscape. Additionally, 13 period the Paul Mellon gallery of 20th-century art. frames and 76 works of art on paper were assessed or treated The department welcomed four college students as volunteers: for installation or loan; and 189 works of art were placed in Dan Merrill, Tasneem Zraikat, and Alison Mitchell from protective housings prior to exhibition, loan, or storage. the University of Richmond, and Jessica Newman from the Preparing for VMFA’s Expansion, the department safely University of Mary Washington. moved delicate equipment from its space in the Museum’s 1954 wing and created new studios and a laboratory in Still Life with Fish, ca. 1910, by William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1910), oil Massey Gallery and Cochrane Court. on canvas, 281/2 inches high by 411/2 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John McGuigan, and Museum Purchase: The J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art, 2000.4). 28 29 The Permanent Collection

Loans from the Exhibitions Permanent Collection Robin Nicholson joined the VMFA staff as Associate Director Self-Portrait/Pastel, by Chuck Close John Marshall, by Rembrandt Peale for Exhibitions. Previously, he was curator of the Drambuie EXHIBITION: Chuck Close: EXHIBITION: Virginia’s Diplomats Collection in Edinburgh, Scotland, a corporate collection Self-Portraits, 1968–2005 Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, July February 4–July 30, 2006 that includes important 18th- to 20th-century Scottish 24– October 16, 2005; San Francisco paintings and an unrivalled group of British and European Museum of Modern Art, November Grey Day on the Charles, by John glass, paintings, and decorative arts associated with the 19, 2005–February 28, 2006 Leslie Breck Royal House of Stuart. Before that, he was gallery manager EXHIBITION: Americans in Paris, Summer Wind, by Elizabeth Murray 1860–1900 at the Fine Art Society in Edinburgh, where he managed EXHIBITION: Elizabeth Murray National Gallery, London, February 22– exhibition programs. Nicholson studied art history at Queen’s Museum of Modern Art, New York, May 21, 2006; Museum of Fine Arts, University in Ontario and received a master’s degree in art October 23, 2005 – January 9, 2006 Boston, June 25– September 24, 2006; history from the University of Cambridge, England. His Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Grey Day on the Charles, 1894, by John Leslie Breck (American, 1860–99), oil on Still Life with Oysters, by Paul Gauguin October 16, 2006–January 28, 2007 canvas, 31 inches high by 35 1/8 inches wide (Museum Purchase, The J. Harwood book on the portraiture of Prince Charles Edward Stuart was and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art, 90.151). EXHIBITION: Gauguin and published by Bucknell University Press in 2002. He has also Impressionism, Paintings, Sculpture, and Portrait of an Extraordinary written for The Magazine Antiques, the Antique Collector, and Ceramics 1875-1887 Musical Dog, by Philip Reinagle several scholarly journals, and was guest presenter on BBC-TV Kimbell Art Museum, Ft. Worth, Texas, EXHIBITION: Best in Show: Dogs December 11, 2005–March 26, 2006 in Art from the Renaissance to the Present for a documentary series on Scotland’s Glamis Castle. Bruce Museum of Arts and Science, A Virginny Breakdown, by John A. Elder Greenwich, Connecticut, May 13–

Registration EXHIBITION: American ABC: August 27, 2006; The Museum of VMFA determined that a 16th-century Flemish painting, Childhood in 19th-Century America Fine Arts, Houston, October 1, 2006– January 1, 2007 Portrait of a Courtier by Jan Mostaert, was once in the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts, Stanford University, Czartoryski collection of Goluchów, Poland, and had been California, February 1–May 7, 2006; looted by the Nazis during World War II. The painting Smithsonian Art Museum, Washington, Loans and Accessions: Statistics entered the Museum’s collection in 1949 as a gift from a D.C., July 4– September 17, 2006; Portland Museum of Art, Maine, donor who purchased it from a New York gallery. Karen Daly, LOANS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION November 2, 2006–January 1, 2007 VMFA’s Administrator of Nazi-era Provenance Research and Loans to national and international venues 7 Loans to Statewide Partners 142 Senior Assistant Registrar, examined files and publications Top: Karen Daly (right), VMFA Senior Assistant Registrar, Loans to qualifying state agencies 22 discusses the painting, Portrait of a Courtier, with Anna relating to the art work and notified the Polish Embassy Pankeiwicz of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland while Other long-term loans 67 in Washington, D.C., about the Museum’s findings. The the work of art is prepared for return to Poland as part of VMFA’s program of restitution. LOANS TO THE MUSEUM

Ambassador of the Republic of Poland, acting on behalf of Bottom: Staff at the Princes Czartoryski Museum in Kraków, Loans for temporary exhibitions None the heirs of the Czartoryski family, formally requested resti- Poland, happily receive and examine Portrait of a Courtier when Loans to the permanent collection None the painting arrived as a result of VMFA’s restitution efforts. tution of the painting. Numerous documents supporting the ACCESSIONS 67 claim accompanied the request. In September 2005, the DEACCESSIONS 316 VMFA Board of Trustees voted to deaccession the painting. The Museum transferred the painting to the Polish Embassy, which delivered it to the Princes Czartoryski Museum in Kraków, Poland. VMFA continues provenance research on works of art that might have changed hands on continental Europe between 1933 and 1945.

30 31 The Museum’s Pauley Center The Public-Private honors the generous support of Partnership Stanley and Dorothy Pauley.

This extraordinary public-private partnership also marked he Museum’s dynamic public-private partnership wrapped up a major the beginning of construction with a public groundbreaking seven-year Capital Campaign, raising a total of $172,237,107. Through November 20, 2005. The event featured pacesetter donors, the commitment and generous support of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia state officials, and a confetti-filled community T celebration, complete with a variety of entertainment and 18 corporations, numerous family and private foundations, and 2,643 individual activities. Performers included the Huguenot High School donors, VMFA exceeded expectations by more than $22 million. Most important, marching band, Ban Caribe, Indian classical dancer Padma grant will support and endow the Curator of Ancient Art Rasiah Cantu, the Latin Ballet of Virginia, the folk duo of Wayne VMFA is one of only a few institutions in the country to have a majority of gifts position. VMFA’s Ancient Art collection includes more than Ruotolo and Jeff Knock, and the Barefoot Puppets Theater. and pledges accounted for prior to construction. The overall historic transformation 1,000 objects from pre-Greek, Greek Etruscan, Roman, Visitors also enjoyed hands-on art projects and story readings. includes expansion and renovation of the Museum, a new Parking Deck, the new Egyptian, and ancient Near Eastern cultures. The Commonwealth of Virginia provided significant support VMFA is fortunate to receive generous support from numerous E.Claiborne and Lora Robins Sculpture Garden, art acquisitions, operating expenses, for VMFA during the 2006 session of the General Assembly, individuals and a variety of corporations and foundations and endowment funds. with increased funds for construction and continued funding that contribute to exhibitions, programs, publications, and of Museum operations and Statewide programs. many special projects (see Honor Roll of Contributors). Top: Distinguished participants at VMFA’s groundbreaking celebration included (left to right) former Director Michael Brand, former Governor James S. Gilmore III, W. Birch Douglass, III, Expansion Committee Chairman Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr., Charlotte M. Minor, Capital Campaign Chairman Stanley F. Pauley, Secretary of Education Peter Blake, The Museum’s Center for Education and Outreach was Dorothy Pauley, Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins, former Museum President Jane Bassett Spilman, and Congressman Robert C. Scott. Bottom (left to right): Joining the Dazzling With income from Paul Mellon’s generous bequest, the Museum Groundbreaking were the Huguenot High School marching band; Charlotte M. Minor, VMFA’s Board of Trustees President; and a variety of family entertainment. renamed the Pauley Center in honor of Stanley and Dorothy continued a wide range of programs related to the Mellon Pauley and in recognition of their generous Capital Campaign Collections, including activities for VMFA’s Statewide Partners, gifts totaling $8 million. The Pauleys have been closely publications, special lectures, exhibitions, research support, involved with VMFA for many years, playing important and more (see Educational Programs and Community Outreach). leadership roles in numerous capacities. Stanley Pauley is a former Trustee, past President of the VMFA Foundation’s The Council of VMFA, the Museum’s oldest and largest support Board of Directors, and recent Chairman of the Capital group, continued the celebration of its 50th anniversary by Campaign. Dorothy Pauley is a past President of The Council purchasing a significant work of art for the permanent of VMFA, a current Trustee, and a recent member of the collection: The Quarry, a painting by distinguished 19th-century Campaign Executive Committee. Both are successful African-American artist Robert Scott Duncanson (see Gifts fundraisers and have show their devotion to the Museum by and Purchases and The Permanent Collection). Numerous special serving whenever they are needed. The Pauley Center is a events during the year marked The Council’s significant tribute to their lasting impact on the Museum and a testimony milestone, including a commending resolution from the to their love of the arts and education. General Assembly of Virginia; a tea and presentation by The Charleston Silver Lady, Dawn Evers Corley; lecture-luncheons The Museum received four major challenge grants: $1.5 featuring fashions of the past 50 years, books given to the million from The Kresge Foundation, $2 million from the Museum Library, and memorabilia from Council trips to Mary Morton Parsons Foundation, $2.5 million from the E. New York. The Council’s 50-year history was compiled and Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, and $1.25 mil- written by Anne F. Miller and Wycliffe G. McClure, and lion from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Kresge, Parsons Foundation, and Carpenter Foundation grants will go towards VMFA’s Expansion and Renovation. The Mellon

32 33 Top: Richard Woodward (right), VMFA Curator of African Art, discusses art works in the collection of Samuel and Marian Banks to members of the Friends of The Public-Private Partnership African & African-American Art. Bottom (left to right): Samuel Banks and Derrick Johnson opened their homes and collections of African and African-American art to VMFA members.

published in a series for its newsletter, The Councillor. From Membership in VMFA totaled 10,669 households by the end The Museum Library received a significant challenge grant its original membership of 49 women, The Council now has of the fiscal year. Members’ dues contributed $393,936 and from the National Endowment for the Humanities to support more than 650 members who provide countless hours of the VMFA Fund (including gifts from Individual Patrons, staff positions in the expanded VMFA’s new Margaret R. and volunteer service each year. Members work in such areas as Corporate Partners, select foundations, and special member Robert M. Freeman Library, along with acquisition and the VMFA Shop, the Docent Program, Visitor Services, gifts above and beyond membership dues) contributed $1.3 preservation of library materials. An anonymous donor provided Members’ Travel, the Museum Library, and other departments. million to the Museum’s operating budget. These vital funds funds for a part-time archivist to inventory the papers of As a result of various fundraising events and the VMFA Shop, support the Museum’s family events, school and teacher TheatreVirginia. This rich collection continues to grow through The Council has contributed more than $6.3 million to the programs, statewide outreach efforts, conservation, the gifts of historical materials from former TheatreVirginia Museum since 1955. Library, and other important initiatives. luminaries, such as Director Bob Telford. Major donations included more than 1,500 Mellon-related titles from the The VMFA Business Council, a group of local business lead- The Heritage Society now has 121 members. The group was established to recognize and honor those who have made National Gallery of Art Library and a large monograph ers who serve as advocates of the Museum in the corporate provision for VMFA with a bequest or through a planned collection given by Richard Cheek from the libraries of his community, resourcefully used the Museum’s Expansion in gift (see Honor Roll of Contributors). father, the late Leslie Cheek, Jr. and his mother, the late progress as a witty theme—Construction Chic—for its second Mary Tyler Freeman Cheek McClenahan. The VMFA Library annual VMFA Muse Awards Un-Gala. The event and the Many energetic VMFA support groups contributed valuable shared duplicates from these gifts with VMFA Statewide awards honored extraordinary creativity in business and time, talent, and resources in order to fulfill the Museum’s African-American art and history; enjoyed a lecture by noted Partner, Allegheny Highlands Arts & Crafts Center in Clifton highlighted VMFA as a resource for creative enrichment for vital mission. The Collectors’ Circle honored Charles G. collector Paul R. Jones of Atlanta; and honored 50 promising Forge. The Library also received significant contributions individuals and businesses alike. The Top Muse Award went Thalhimer as Collector of the Year and sponsored a variety high school art students with memberships in VMFA. The Friends from many generous donors (see Honor Roll of Contributors). to kSERO Centers for the Mind in recognition of outstanding of events that emphasized connoisseurship and collecting. of Art sponsored numerous fundraising and educational events, Additionally, the Library enhanced its technological presence creativity in product development. Other winners were The Friends of African & African-American Art continued including a lecture/tour series In Your Backyard which focused with a completely redesigned and greatly expanded Web 3Sports, Capital One, CarMax, Inc., Genworth Financial, the celebration of its 10th anniversary with the series on Richmond’s art and architecture. The group also supported site, which includes more information on Library services Piacik & Associates, Raymond H. Boone/Richmond Free Press, Looking, Learning, and Legacy: Tours of Private Collections of silent auctions of art by local and regional artists at Art After and policies, links to instructional documents for researchers, Timmons Group, and Virginia Film Tours, LLC. More than 70 African and African-American Art, which included visits to Hours, raising $50,000 for the Capital Campaign, and provided listings of art, library and general research links, and on-line companies were nominated for awards this year. The Muse the homes and collections of Derrick Johnson, Anne and volunteers for this and other Museum events such as Third forms for appointment and research requests. Awards Un-Gala received generous support from numerous William Oppenhimer, and Samuel and Marian Banks. The Thursdays. Canvas, a group of collectors and art advocates companies and corporations (see Honor Roll of Contributors). Friends also traveled to Baltimore to visit significant sites of Corporate and foundation support of VMFA this year included ages 30–55, hosted a variety of art-focused activities to Wachovia, sponsor of Third Thursdays; Philip Morris USA for highlight VMFA treasures and the surrounding community. Harwood and Louise Cochrane stand in front of the entrance to the garden of their Teen Programs and the Community Development Partnership; Construction Chic was the theme of the VMFA Muse Awards Un-Gala. former home, Walnut Hill. It was the site of the Individual and Corporate Patrons Gala. These included a tour of the Museum’s Gans Silver Collection SunTrust for the LOOK HERE exhibition series; the Ridgeway by benefactor Rita Gans; a lecture/tour of the Markel corporate Foundation for Teen Zine; and Genworth Financial for the collection; and visits to significant private collections. The Children’s Studio. Friends of Indian Art contributed funds for purchase of a painting and a work of decorative art for the Museum’s col- lection (see Gifts and Purchases). The Friends of Sporting Art hosted events at Oakencroft in Charlottesville, the National Sporting Library in Middleburg, and in VMFA’s Mellon Galleries. The group’s membership and donations increased statewide with support from Richmond, Goochland, Charlottesville, Middleburg, Warrenton, and Orange.

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Jeffrey Allison (right), VMFA’s Community Outreach VMFA members examined works at the opening of the Mellon Collection Educator, chats LOOK HERE exhibition Dazzle. with attendees at a Statewide lecture in Gloucester.

Two new exhibitions examine specific cultures through the beauty and power of black-and-white photography. Ichi-o Ichi-e: Sister Cities, East and West looks at the differences and simi- larities of daily life in two high schools, one in Richmond, Virginia, and one in Saitama, Japan. From the Seed to the Hand documents the last tobacco auction in Dinwiddie County, reflecting a profoundly American story about family, commu- nity, the economy of the land, and the mysteries of its cycles.

VMFA collaborated with the Virginia Poverty Law Center on a significant documentary exhibition, Through Different Eyes: The Faces of Poverty in Virginia, which was featured on the Public Broadcasting System’s Virginia Currents, opened at Virginia Commonwealth University, was on view at the 2006 Virginia General Assembly session, and began traveling statewide.

The Museum continued statewide circulation of highlights from the exhibition Generations: African-American Art in the VMFA Collection. he Museum acquired a new address on the Internet: In anticipation of next year’s observance of the 400th T www.vmfa.museum. It’s easier to remember and more anniversary of the Jamestown Settlement, VMFA developed The Mellon Arts in Education Program presented 99 programs visually compelling. VMFA is among the first major American Uncovering Home: A Visual Essay on Jamestown Archaeology, the from Arlington to Wise by 21 art historians, educators, artists, Participants discuss poetry and the visual arts at a VMFA Artist Workshop in West museums to use the dot-museum domain name. The Web first of three traveling exhibitions for VMFA Statewide Partners. and performers. They offered Standards of Learning-based Point, organized by the Museum’s Statewide Partnership program. address formerly assigned to the Museum will be valid for two The exhibition presents a vivid picture of the 17th-century workshops, performances, and lectures related to the VMFA’s years to accommodate current print materials and those visitors colonists’ daily lives and was produced in cooperation with Mellon Collections for audiences ranging from elementary- cator workshops in Warrenton and Lawrenceville; lectures in who have bookmarked the address. the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. school students to adults. A new traveling exhibition, Middleburg, the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk, Central Virginia Funded in part by Jamestown 2007, it is targeted for schools, A Horse of Course! Equine Images in Art at VMFA, premiered Arts in Farmville, and the DeWitt Wallace Museum at The Museum continued to share its collections with citizens libraries, and art centers. Uncovering Home debuted in at the Community Center in Williamsburg (in conjunction Colonial Williamsburg. The statewide program also made an throughout Virginia, even as VMFA was also engaged with Alexandria in June in conjunction with the arrival of the with the Shirley Plantation Colonial Polo Cup), along with international presence: hosting lectures at Rockhampton Art its headquarters Expansion. With generous support from the Godspeed, a reproduction of one of the original ships carrying a gallery talk by Mellon Educator Jeffrey W. Allison. The Gallery and the Customs House in Queensland, Australia. Virginia General Assembly and corporate sponsor SunTrust, Jamestown settlers. exhibition later was on view at Reynolds Homestead in Critz VMFA began an ambitious two-year tour of masterpieces New Statewide programs for educators included the art of and at The Hermitage at Cedarfield and Providence Middle from the permanent collection. Following the Richmond A second exhibition, The World of 1600, uses highlights from ancient Egypt and China, Art and Writing, and the art of Joseph School in Richmond. presentations, three exhibitions in the LOOK HERE series the VMFA collection to present a global perspective of the year Cornell, and were presented throughout the Commonwealth. travel to eight Statewide Partners. This year Dazzle opened at 1607. A contemporary photography exhibition of contemporary Other highlights of the Mellon Arts in Education Program For the fourth consecutive year, large classes of student teachers in the Piedmont Arts Association in Martinsville, the Museum Virginia communities celebrating the Jamestown legacy is in included the third annual Paul Mellon Lecture series sponsored the Education Department of Virginia Tech participated in of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, and the University production and will be available to Statewide Partners next year. by This Century Gallery at Williamsburg Regional Library; VMFA Statewide Teacher Workshops, introducing scores of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg. Feast will travel to the a professional development workshop for artists at Hollins of beginning teachers to the wide range of educational program- “Clearly, a single illustration of the Museum’s William King Regional Arts Center in Abingdon and the University; a series of workshops by tile artist Beryl Solla at ming and resources provided by the Museum. Many of VMFA’s Chrysler Museum in Norfolk. Speed, opening in fall 2006, talented staff and importance to Virginia is Piedmont Arts Association; a workshop and public performance workshops for teachers enjoyed encore presentations at schools and will also tour statewide. shown in the Jamestown exhibition.” by Jane Franklin Dance at The Prizery in South Boston; edu- humanities centers in Richmond, Petersburg, and Chesterfield.

— Paul Snodgrass in an e-mail to Del. Stephen Shannon (D-Vienna) 36 37

Educational Programs and Community Outreach

The Museum’s Fellowship endowment continued to support VMFA and the Museums on the Boulevard consortium the visual arts in Virginia through awards totaling $216,000 to presented a back-to-school reception for 220 teachers who 38 Virginia professional artists and art students. The program enjoyed refreshments and gathered resources on Museum has awarded 968 grants worth more than $3.4 million since programs for students and educators. This event proved its inception in 1940. popular and promises to become a fixture on future back-to- school calendars throughout the Richmond metropolitan Richmond-area teachers attended sessions at VMFA on an area. The Museum also hosted back-to-school sessions for exciting array of topics. Feng Shui for the Classroom, presented by more than 275 Chesterfield County art and Henrico County interior designer Sally Brown, introduced ancient principles English teachers, providing information about Museum of Chinese art, placement, and space arrangement and presented programs and resources tailored to their subjects. practical ways to apply them to improve the classroom envi- ronment. Shakespeare and Galileo explored the impact of these The Museum offered a variety of programs related to the two geniuses on the visual arts and featured an original play LOOK HERE exhibitions. In conjunction with Dazzle, the about an imaginary meeting between them. Other sessions Adult Programs Department presented Transformations: included workshops about the Dazzle and Feast exhibitions, Objects of Opulence, Objects of Majesty, a daylong symposium the connections between art and mythology, the integration that explored decorative arts and luxurious objects of Europe, of art to teach English-as-a-Second-Language, and the use of Asia, and Africa. Featured speakers included some of the collecting and collections to teach higher-order thinking skills. nation’s most distinguished art historians: Ellenor Alcorn, Consultant Curator to VMFA’s Jerome and Rita Gans Here’s what some educators say about VMFA’s Teacher Collection of English Silver; Dr. Daniel Ehnbom, Associate This VMFA Statewide Artist Workshop at Suffolk High School challenged Workshops: students to create art in unconventional ways. Professor of Art History at the University of Virginia; Dr. Jeffrey Muller, Professor of Art History at Brown University; Statewide Artist Workshops were offered in all 21 Virginia painting, A Ride for Liberty - The Fugitive Slaves, March 2, 1862 “As a teacher I spend so much time Dr. Robert Farris Thompson, the Col. John Trumbull Professor planning districts, and comprised a wide range of subjects by Eastman Johnson, which demonstrates how art tells the trying to inspire students to write. of the History of Art at Yale University; and Janet Zapata, and activities such as 20th- and 21st-century abstract art, history of freedom in America, and a Discovery Kit: Of Natural Tonight, it was my turn!” Decorative Arts Specialist and Consultant to the Louis Tiffany the history of American jazz, claymation animated films, Liberty and Independence: George Catlin’s Portraits of Native Americans. — English teacher, grades 9–10 Garden Museum in Matsue, Japan. The event was presented encaustic painting, poetry, and art installations using only VMFA provided technical assistance to 21 Partner projects at the Virginia Historical Society because of the Museum’s materials found on local sites. Speakers on the Arts programs throughout the state. Among the projects were consultation Expansion construction. Other Dazzle-related events included presented a variety of art-history topics from African-American on the renovation and construction of the R. R. Smith a sparkling array of lectures, studio art classes, teacher art to Post-Modernism by VMFA curators, educators, and Center in Staunton, opening in June 2006; revitalization of “Great practical suggestions to workshops, guided tours for students and adults, and youth other distinguished scholars. Lynchburg’s Academy of Fine Arts original 1905 Music use in classroom instruction.” and family programs. Especially popular was a teen event, Nearly 100,000 Virginia students and educators used the Theatre and two other buildings, creating a new downtown Stylin’: A Dazzling Fashion Event by Metropolitan Richmond Teens, Museum’s Statewide Media Resources, the largest audio-visual arts complex; and transformation of a 1920s schoolhouse into — Library and Media Services teacher, grades 6–8 featuring wearable works of art created by 22 middle- and loan collection of any art museum in the U.S. The growing the Suffolk Center for the Cultural Arts, fashioning a major high-school students. collection includes more than 2500 educational DVDs, hub for the performing and visual arts. Other localities CD-ROMs, VHS cassettes, films, educator kits, posters, and served were Abingdon, Bristol, Clifton Forge, Courtland, slide kits. These resources cover topics relating to VMFA’s Eastern Shore, Fredericksburg, Harrisonburg, Henrico “My eyes feasted on the permanent collection! I loved the information, permanent collection and traveling exhibitions, and are free County, Lawrenceville, Lynchburg, Martinsville, McLean, and am excited about project ideas.” — Art teacher, grades K–1 to VMFA’s 300 Partners. Resources especially popular this Norfolk, Radford, Roanoke, South Boston, Staunton, Suffolk, year with Virginia educators included a poster featuring the Waynesboro, and Winchester.

38 39 Students at Johnson Elementary School discovered the ancient world through VMFA’s Art on the Spot program. Educational Programs and Community Outreach

In conjunction with the exhibition Feast, VMFA presented Among the variety of events offered by the Adult Programs VMFA’s Performing Arts Department completed its eighth An Evening of Dining Elegance with nationally renowned Department included Redressing History: Museums and the Nazi successful season of Art After Hours, the Museum’s lively culinary historian Alexandra Leaf. Guests at the sold-out Legacy of Looted Art, a significant program in collaboration after-hours series highlighting art tours, live blues and jazz, event enjoyed a lively evening exploring European and with The World Affairs Council of Greater Richmond and the wine tastings, poetry readings, martini bar, and more. Third American gastronomic delights through a sumptuous five-course Virginia Holocaust Museum and relating to VMFA’s efforts Thursdays began its second season, replacing the Museum’s dinner, carefully paired French and Italian wines, and a visual to return stolen art works (see The Permanent Collection). popular summer concert series, Jumpin!, during the Expansion sixth course: the Feast exhibition. The Museum also hosted The panel discussion addressed the wide-ranging efforts of construction. The new series features events themed around Chow, VMFA’s inaugural College Night, featuring great international art museums to research works in their public favorite multicultural dance parties, art tours, food, specialty music, funny performance art, portfolio critiques, delicious collections for objects that might have been confiscated by the drinks, and interactive art experiences with talented artists. food, films from VMFA’s Media Resources collection, and Nazis from 1933 to 1945. Panelists included Nancy Yeide, Both events engaged visitors to explore the VMFA collection in stimulating gallery talks. The event attracted 127 students Curator of Records at the National Gallery of Art, Washington; new ways. The Museum support group Friends of Art provided and teachers from Virginia Commonwealth University, the Karen Daly, Assistant Registrar and Administrator of Nazi Era volunteer staffing for Art After Hours and Third Thursdays. University of Richmond, Virginia Union University, Virginia Provenance Research at VMFA; Constance Lowenthal, Consultant VMFA’s Tour Services launched a partnership with the State University, Randolph-Macon College, Richard Bland and former Director of the Commission for Art Recovery, Richmond Ballet’s Minds in Motion program. Fourth grade College, Hampden-Sydney College, and J. Sergeant Reynolds World Jewish Congress; John Becker, Art Restitution Specialist, students attended two Museum tours: Myths, Tales, and Legends Community College. The VMFA Staff Association collected U. S. State Department; and moderator, Ambassador Randolph and Culture Cruise, and later incorporated their experience 146 pounds of food in an exhibition-related initiative to Bell, Executive Director, World Affairs Council of Greater into a performance piece they presented at the Arthur Ashe usually on view to the public. During the year, the Studio benefit the Central Virginia Foodbank; donation boxes in Richmond. WCVE-FM broadcast the program in its entirety. Center. The department developed three new tours for school School offered 278 classes and workshops and served 1,205 the Marble Hall and in staff areas were filled with a variety The fourth annual Paul Mellon Lecture featured Dr. Robert groups and revised three existing tours to address Virginia students. More than 1,200 people attended the seven Studio of non-perishable foods. Lectures, studio art classes, teacher Rosenblum, Professor of Fine Arts at New York University and Standards of Learning and to accommodate VMFA’s gallery School exhibition receptions. workshops, guided tours, and youth and family programs the Stephen and Nan Swid Curator of 20th-Century Art at the closings during Expansion construction. The community also surrounded the Feast exhibition. Attendance increased by more than 28 percent at VMFA’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Widely acknowledged outreach program, Art on the Spot, grew in its second year with summer Art Camps and Short Takes workshops. Nearly 2,400 as one of the world’s leading art historians, he spoke on 359 visits reaching 7,533 students. This exciting series, gen- children ages 5–12 years were engaged in 37 classes offering Unbridled Passion: Animal Liberation from Stubbs to Géricault, erously funded by Genworth Financial, offers free 50-minute, such activities as a theatre production of Aesop’s Fables, focusing on late-18th- and early-19th-century artists who in-school presentations with hands-on activities. Museum artful color mixing, volcanoes, claymation, nifty knitted were fascinated with animals in their natural state rather educators developed two new outreach programs: City/County, creations, and large Egyptian-style bas reliefs. Participation than in their role as humans’ servants or companions. for first grade students, and Go West, for fifth graders, which in the second annual Winter-Break Camp, Gallery of Gifts, serve specific Standards of Learning objectives. High demand increased by 25 percent. A new program offered during the for this program compelled VMFA to increase these outreach week of the public schools’ Spring Break gave elementary offerings to four days a week. students the opportunity to spend their time off exploring The Studio School’s second season of the Friends of the Studio various cultural and Spring-related celebrations through the School (FOSS) Collectors Society featured a limited edition Museum’s collection. Other new Youth and Family program cyanotype print by faculty member Frank Saunders. Through offerings included specialty-themed weekend workshops, these limited edition art works, the Society offers new and such as Construction Junction, Animal Drawing Adventures, and veteran art collectors the opportunity to build a collection of Claymation. Sold-out Saturday Family Workshops included original prints and photographs by exceptional Studio School Lucky Valentines, Muse Clues gallery adventures, Anastasia’s faculty while supporting the Studio School. A special FOSS The VMFA LOOK HERE Dazzle Adventures, and the fifth annual Egg-cellent Family Event. exhibition traveled to the Museum’s event this year included a private tour of Capital One’s Statewide Partner Piedmont Arts Association, Martinsville. contemporary art collection of Virginia artists, which is not

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Dancers from the Latin Ballet of Virginia engaged community participants during the Museum’s Educational Programs and Community Outreach Dazzling Groundbreaking community festivities.

The Educational Resource Room, located in the Pauley Product Development, a partnership between the VMFA Shop the schools’ libraries. Linked to the Virginia Standards of Center, continued to increase its library materials, thanks to and the Museum, introduced 52 new products based on works Learning, these lively learning adventures emphasize art and books donated by two VMFA patrons, and its youth programs from the Museum’s collection. Of those, 31 resulted from cultural diversity, reading, listening, and sharing. with three new initiatives: Flying Carpet Tales, Artful Toddlers, licensing agreements with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The department presented a lecture on the works of artist and Mini-Masters. The Young@ART program continues to be New York, and emenee, a decorative hardware manufacturer; Romare Bearden in West Point as a part of the Art Alive VMFA’s most popular pre-school series. the rest were developed exclusively for VMFA and its Statewide series and hosted special receptions at the Museum for Partners. The arrangement with The Met produced 12 new VMFA’s Group Sales and Media Outreach Department numerous cultural heritage groups. VMFA participated pieces of Fabergé-inspired jewelry and a brooch styled after continued to attract many new visitors to the Museum in a variety of community festivals, such as Downtown Piel Frères. Two reproduction vases based on works from the through targeted promotions to retirement communities, Richmond’s Second Street Festival, Asian-American Rookwood Pottery and John Q. Wareham and a sculpture faith-based organizations, motor coach tour operators, and Celebration, Que Pasa Festival, and Festival of India; supported based on Antoine-Louis Barye’s Stalking Lioness were featured in affinity groups, such as the Red Hat Clubs. The department’s or sponsored annual events of the Greater Richmond Urban The Met’s holiday catalog. A reproduction of Charles Francis second annual Administrative Professional’s Day group League, Living the Dream, Hope in the Cities, Metro Business Annesley Voysey’s Time and Tide Clock and a four-piece set of luncheon, featuring a tour of Feast, and was a sold-out success. League, Dominion Power’s NAACP Luncheon, and Saint Paul’s Indian-textile-inspired tableware debuted in spring 2006. Baptist Church Family Festival; and made artists’ presentations These and other items were available in the VMFA Shop; VMFA’s Teen Caffeine Café Stylin’ event presented music, clothes, art, poetry, and more. at Richmond-area churches. through The Met’s store, catalog, and Web site; and in other museum retail outlets, such as the National Gallery of Art The Publications Department continued to produce printed store, Washington, D.C., and the Frank Lloyd Wright materials to support a wide variety of Museum events, Preservation Trust catalog. Also in spring, emenee introduced programs, and exhibitions, and to assume editorial eight new Fabergé-inspired drawer pulls at the 2006 Kitchen- responsibility for exhibition labels and other interior and Bath Industry Show. The pulls were fashioned after parasol exterior signage. Book projects in progress include Modern and handles, miniature eggs, and a frame. Contemporary Art at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; Country Richmond International Airport opened a new store, Pursuits: Sporting Art from the Mellon Collections at the Virginia In conjunction with the Feast exhibition, Product Development Discover Virginia, which includes a VMFA Shop “annex” Museum of Fine Arts, a revised edition of Selections from the created three new hand-painted ceramic pieces by Vietri of with select merchandise. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts; and American Art at the Virginia Italy, based on the Fish with a Crown of Isis in the VMFA Museum of Fine Arts. Ancient Art collection, and party invitations to complement The Museum’s Community Affairs Department launched the Masterpieces: A Celebration of Food and Art in Virginia, a cook- ARTventures Reading Program, supported by a generous grant The Photography Department added limited digital services book published last year by The Council. Other exclusive from Target Stores, to encourage appreciation for African-, to its offerings of film-based products, fulfilling the need for introductions included a t-shirt featuring a3blackface #59 by Latin-, Native-, and Asian-American cultures. The program thousands of images of the collections and VMFA events. iona rozeal brown, five magnets, three cards, and a five-piece introduces third grade students in Richmond Public Schools dish set as a spin-off of the Mellon Collection children’s to children’s books written or illustrated by people of color, book Tigers and Sails and ABC Tales. Product Development then follows with a related art activity. When appropriate, commissioned jewelry designer Siran Varadian to create two works of art from the VMFA permanent collection are incor- necklaces and a bracelet based on Fabergé, Tiffany, and African porated into the classroom sessions. Books such as Tar Beach objects in the Museum’s collection. by Faith Ringgold, accompanied by an image of her tapestry Tar Beach II, have been part of the students’ art moments.

VMFA’s Fish with a Crown of Isis Two hardback copies of each featured book are donated to inspired this tableware created by Vietri of Italy and offered in the VMFA Shop.

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Attendance: At the Museum and Around the State Fiscal Year 2005–2006 Behind the Scenes at VMFA

2005–2006 2004–2005 AT THE MUSEUM Programs Attendance Programs Attendance he collections of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts are its keep the Museum operating smoothly. They include curators to Exhibition & Gallery Attendance 99,589 116,233 T foundation and strength. More than 6,000 years of world conservators, editors to electricians, housekeepers to art handlers, Gallery Programs 1,279 20,439 1,888 30,766 art from six continents represent the indomitable creative spirit and many, many others. All take personal pride in the Museum’s Lecture Programs 41 2,756 45 5,318 Studio School 455 13,931 425 12,730 through the ages of civilization. At the heart of these collections is masterworks that inspire visitors, enlighten students and scholars, Performing Arts 10 1,4 0 2 17 1, 5 8 6 a dedicated staff working behind the scenes in support of VMFA’s and serve as the basis for educational programs to enhance the School & Family Programs 1,157 28,206 1,062 27,375 Other Activities 17 883 6 377 mission to preserve, protect, and present treasured works of art. quality of life for citizens throughout Virginia. Presented here are

Total Attendance & Participation 2,959 *167,206 *197,385 They perform hundreds, thousands, of necessary tasks daily to just a few of those special people behind the scenes at VMFA.

AROUND THE STATE Programs Attendance Programs Attendance

Statewide Exhibitions 72 146,900 88 173,332 Artist Workshops at Partners 23 2,020 21 1,627 Mellon Education Programs 132 8,587 78 5,787 Speakers on the Arts at Partners 19 1,391 8 433 Educator Workshops 19 353 31 626 Media Programs 1,474 93,670 1,576 99,064 Rubie R. Britt-Height Technical Consultation 102 4,028 41 2,248 Manager of Community Affairs

Total Attendance & Participation 1,841 256,949 283,117 Rubie Britt-Height invites people to see themselves in the VMFA collection.

ON THE WEB www.vmfa.museum “When people come to the Museum, they want to see images they can relate to,” she says. “If they see images of Total Participation 1,248,111 877,544 themselves, they identify with the art. Traditionally the majority of the VMFA collection is Euro-centric; but the collection is really diverse. It’s strong in Asian, Indian, TOTAL PUBLIC SERVED 1,672,266 1,358,046 African, African-American, Latin, and Native American works. When I bring guests to the Museum and take them to * The long-range exhibition program was reduced in preparation for the construction of the Parking Deck and the Expansion of the Museum. galleries relating to their culture, they’re often surprised Therefore, Museum attendance figures for fiscal year 2005– 06 are lower than previous years. that we have these art works and they’re excited about it.” She manages three Museum support groups and, as part of the Museum’s effort to increase membership as well as bring people of color to VMFA, she develops and forges Statewide outreach activities are an important part of relationships with Virginia’s ever-expanding culturally the Museum’s mission. This map shows the general diverse communities. location of communities that benefited from “I attend heritage and community festivals, go into the programs, exhibitions, and services provided schools and churches, and travel throughout the state to make presentations and connect with people,” she notes. by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts “I’m fortunate to collaborate with VMFA’s Education and during 2005–2006. Outreach division, curators, and Multicultural Advisory Council to develop programs and events to tie these various audiences to the Museum’s exhibitions and collection. “It takes time to build and cultivate relationships,” she notes. “But it’s also exciting to learn about other peoples’ cultures; it’s important and respectful. We all have so 44 much to contribute.” 45 Kathy Z. Gillis Leon Garnett Head of Objects Conservation Manager of Accounting and Fiscal Services

Every object tells a story, according to Kathy Gillis, not just Leon Garnett just may be everyone’s best friend, both within its artistic purpose, but how it was treated after its creation. as well as outside the Museum. He makes sure everyone gets She has the unique privilege of getting up close and very paid on time. personal with VMFA’s three-dimensional art works, which “That’s the short version,” he says of his job description. include sculpture, furniture, textiles, and decorative arts from “The slightly longer version entails keeping track of and diverse cultures and times. She sees fingerprints of the artists keeping separate two different accounts: Commonwealth as well as traces of those who handled the objects after they money, which is funding from the State of Virginia; and were made and used. Trustee money, which is funding from private sources. “I feel like I become really intimate with these objects,” she Also, there are the end-of-the-year financial reports we have says, “because I spend a lot of time with them. I see the to provide to the Commonwealth so the state can issue its handiwork of those who handled the objects before I did.” annual report. There’s a lot of pressure to be accurate and She examines objects using a variety of techniques, from meet deadlines.” microscopes to ultra-violet light and more. When an object is Throughout the year, Garnett gently reminds Museum staff considered for purchase or enters the collection, she assesses it about the rules and regulations for purchasing everything for authenticity and condition (whether it can be exhibited as from office supplies to performing artists. is or whether treatment is needed to show it in its best light). “Working in a museum, there’s a wide range of services and “Everything is done in consultation with the curators,” she supplies we deal with that most state agencies don’t have any notes. “They help determine what is appropriate for each age idea about,” he says. “But the rules still apply whether we’re and culture, especially in terms of materials and techniques. buying a piece of art work with private money or paying Every piece is different. Is dirt on an object important to its someone to model at the Studio School or getting something history or is it something that’s been carelessly left there for a children’s program. We in Administration want to through poor care? Ultimately, we want to celebrate an help people get their job done. If we are involved from the object’s use, not its abuse.” beginning, we can stay within the letter of the law, get what everyone needs, and have a happy result.”

Roy Thompson Cathy Turner Lead Art Handler for Operations Head of Special Events and Food Services

The do-not-touch-the-art rule doesn’t apply to Roy Thompson. For Cathy Turner, work is just one party after another. He’s handled nearly every piece in the Museum’s collection. “The Museum does a lot of entertaining,” she explains, “and From delicate tea cups and ornate jewelry to large-scale paintings our department represents the Museum’s hospitality, which in elaborate frames to massive sculpture, he has hung it, set it includes the Museum restaurants and all aspects of special on a mount, or moved it for display in the galleries. And, he’s events, from facility rental to planning, managing, and not rattled when he holds history in his hands. catering, plus audio-visual services and special music. “I do tend to ponder that a little,” he says, “but I can’t dwell We serve as a clearing house to make all the elements of on it too much because I’m responsible for works of art that Museum programs and activities come together. are irreplaceable. After an exhibition is installed, I might “We host a lot of repeat events, both for the Museum and come back and really study or think about what I’ve done.” for long-time customers who like our consistency and high He is also responsible for packing many works for travel to quality. Occasionally, we’ll get something new that we’ve other institutions. never done before, which usually happens in conjunction “When the Museum lends artworks, we make the crates and with exhibitions. We’re asked to tie in the food and décor to custom-fit the insides for those paintings or objects,” he notes. the exhibition. It’s always an exciting challenge to present “Every piece is different, has different sensitive areas, so we always really good food that’s visually appealing and put into his- collaborate with the conservators and fine tune each crate.” torical context. For example, we did an elegant five-course dinner with appropriate wines for the Feast exhibition. It Often Thompson accompanies the art to distant venues, was a wonderful, delicious evening, and the guests got a new acting as courier. He’s traveled throughout Virginia to VMFA’s appreciation for the exhibition.” Statewide Partners, extensively throughout the states, and even internationally. The key to events of any size, she notes, is being organized, flexible, and resourceful. “It may sound really cool, but these are working trips,” he points out. “I can’t rest until the art is delivered and safely installed.” “The biggest part of our job is anticipating: what is needed and what can go wrong,” she says, “and our staff always puts out a great team effort for every event, with fabulous results.” 46 47 Campaign for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Building for the Future

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation SUSTAINERS Performance Food Group Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Mastracco, Jr. is pleased to recognize the following individuals, Philip Morris USA Mrs. John L. McClenahan An Anonymous Donor foundations, and corporations for their generous Mrs. William Dobbs Redick in memory Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. McElroy support of the Capital Campaign. This list Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Allen Estate of Gabe W. Burton of William Dobbs Redick McGuireWoods, LLP reflects gifts contributed between July 1, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Reinhart Mrs. Benjamin W. Mears, Jr. and June 30, 2006. R. D. Busick/M. X. Hayden and Family Estate of Marion E. Carson Estate of Helen Cynthia Rose Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr., in memory Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Thurston R. Moore PRINCIPAL DONOR of Hon. Walter Spencer Robertson and in SunTrust Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Commonwealth of Virginia honor of Dr. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Osborne, Jr. CSX Corporation Mrs. Sally Lewis Dickinson Todd Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Osdene Norwood and Marguerite Davis Allen and Lenore Towne Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wharton Palmore III LEADERS Estate of Hon. Thomas C. Gordon, Jr. The Truland Foundation Estate of Jack M. Parrish, Jr. Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Harry and Harriet Grandis Janet B. and Dr. Roger H. Tutton Jonathan and Anne Marie Perel Estate of Arthur G. Glasgow Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hatcher, Jr. Ukrop's/First Market Bank Mr. and Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. James W. McGlothlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Estate of Paul Mellon Dr. Joseph R. Vilseck, Jr., and Family Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Charlie and True Luck Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley Dr. Charles L. Vincent Gordon and Selina Rainey Memorial Foundation for Children Estate of Marcia N. Walpert Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor Reveley III Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins 1 Mr. and Mrs. G. Gilmer Minor III Mary and Hugh White Richfood Foundation Landscape, 1875, by Walter Launt Palmer (American, 1854–1932), oil on paper, mounted on canvas, mounted on panel, 4 /2 Robert and Jacquelyn Pogue Estate of Ramon W. Willard Ms. Toni A. Ritzenberg inches high by 11 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Wachovia Corporation in honor of Carol Jarratt, 2005.81). BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Windsor Foundation Mr. Walter S. Robertson, Jr. Eda Hofstead Cabaniss Mr. Edmund A. Rennolds, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schaberg E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Jenny and Nick Taubman Elizabeth Golsan Schneider Mrs. Mary Lee Allen Mr. and Mrs. John D. Austin Ms. Carol M. Bassett Mr. James Bjostad and Ms. Charla B. Charles G. Thalhimer and Family Foundation SPECIAL GIFTS Foundation Susie and Buford Scott Mrs. Patricia C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson Austin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bates III Bjostad Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer An Anonymous Donor John and Julia Curtis Ranjit and Inge Sen Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. H. Marvin Averett Mrs. Louise M. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Black Lettie Pate Evans Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mrs. George E. Allen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allyn Mr. and Mrs. Emmett M. Avery, Jr. Mrs. Duroc J. Batte Mr. and Mrs. William C. Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Freeman Mrs. Loyce F. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Tattersall Mr. and Mrs. T. Fleetwood Garner Wachovia Mr. L. Ray Ashworth Ms. Carol Amato Mr. Robert N. Avery Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bauder Ms. Helen S. M. Blackwood Estate of Ida B. Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Amerson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Axselle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Terence G. Blackwood Nancy and Bruce Gottwald Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Thompson Mr. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Ames Ms. Ann O. Ayer Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Baxa Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Blair SUPPORTERS The Beirne Carter Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thornton Floyd D. and Anne C. Gottwald Mrs. Lois B. Amidon Mrs. Ryland A. Babb Mr. Richard H. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Blanchard Mr. Pat Booth, Jr. Universal Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Griswold Three Anonymous Donors Dr. and Mrs. O. Christian Bredrup, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Villanueva Mr. Thurgood O. Ampey Ms. Glenna C. Bailey Ms. Sibyl D. Bayne Mrs. Louise W. Blanchard Estate of Aldine Stalker Hartman Mr. John B. Adams, Jr. Estate of Mary Moore Aldhizer Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley, Jr. Estate of Grace Cameron Watt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andersen Ms. Ida B. Bailey Ms. Ann T. Bearden Mrs. Margot Blank Mrs. Jane Joel Knox Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Ms. Ellen Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Y. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. J. Irvin Beatley Mr. Butch Blanks The Kresge Foundation Rev. Dr. Vienna Cobb Anderson Estate of Clinton Webb Bank of America Mrs. Marjorie Claybrook Mr. and Mrs. John W. West III Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anderson Mrs. Muriel J. Bainbridge Mrs. Lucie Beauchamp Mr. Jackson L. Blanton Ms. Frances A. Lewis Hon. Joseph R. Cobbe and Ms. Toy Lacy The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation John S. and Patsy L. Barr Ms. Heidi Anderson Mr. Alvin V. Baird, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker Mrs. Martha B. Blanton Cobbe The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Hon. and Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill Mr. and Mrs. James E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Baker III Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Becksom Mrs. Gisele Hagar Blatnik Mr. Ballard Crooker, Jr. CONTRIBUTORS Estate of Lillian J. Muse Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bunzl Mr. and Mrs. James F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Baker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beckstoffer Mrs. Barbara P. Bliley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Crosby, Jr. Richard S. Reynolds Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James B. Crawford An Anonymous Gift through The Mr. and Mrs. John E. Anderson Mrs. Nicole Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bedell Mrs. Margaret T. Bloor Mrs. B. Warwick Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Estate of Lucy G. Crockin Chicago Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Anderson Mrs. Vera J. Bakewell Mr. and Mrs. Lance Beightol Mrs. Gini A. Blostein-Wolf Mrs. Frederick Deane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Smith Mrs. Anna N. Damerel An Anonymous Gift in honor of Muriel Ms. Linda A. Anderson Mrs. Barbara W. Balderson Mr. Dalton W. Belcher Frederic S. and Roberta B. Bocock Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr. Department of Housing and Urban Christison Ms. Nancy G. Anderson Mrs. Nancy B. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Dennis I. Belcher Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming Boggs Hon. and Mrs. John W. Snow Development Mrs. Lucinda Nash Dudley An Anonymous Donor Mr. Joseph C. Farrell Mr. Norman C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ball Mrs. Billie Bell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boisseau Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. St. Clair, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Disharoon Ms. Joan D. Aaron Estate of Mary J. Warinner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Andrews III Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ballas Kyle Z. and Alan G. Bell Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bonacum Dominion Mrs. Mary F. Abbitt Mrs. Alan S. Donnahoe in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mead Ferguson in Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Andrews Mrs. Michael C. Ballentine Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bond honor of Mrs. T. Rutherfoord Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Abeloff Mrs. Sherry Truesdell Andrews Dr. and Mrs. William M. Bangel Mr. and Mrs. FitzGerald Bemiss Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell P. Bordeaux PATRONS Alan S. Donnahoe Mr. Richard T. Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. W. Birch Douglass, III Ms. Katherine G. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Annett Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bankit Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benda Ms. Betsy C. Borders Two Anonymous Donors Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Ackerly, Jr. The Fabergé Society of VMFA The Franklin Federal Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Apostle Ms. Janette Baranishyn Ms. Judith Bennett Ms. Gina Borsh A Private Richmond Foundation Ms. Margot E. Ackermann and Mr. Daniel The Garland and Agnes Taylor Gray Friends of Art of VMFA Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. App Mr. Benjamin G. Barbour Dr. Lillie R. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Borton The Council of VMFA Mr. and Mrs. A. Paul Funkhouser W. Hall Mrs. Lenora Graham Davidson Foundation Mrs. Alexander J. Arbuckle Ms. Pamela J. Bardonner Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor Benson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Borzelleca Lou and Mark Gambill Dr. Paul Achtemeier Federal Government Contributions Genworth Financial Ms. Mary Lou Armbrester Mrs. Edith J. Barfield Mrs. Annielee W. Bentley Ms. Gail Bossenger and Mr. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Gilmore Dr. and Mrs. William Jackson Frable Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ginn III Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Acosta-Lewis Mr. and Mrs. William J. Armfield IV Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Barham, Sr. Capt. and Mrs. Robert B. Bergner Strikwerda Gifts in honor of Thomas C. Gordon, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Mr. George T. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall Acuff, Jr. Esq. Mrs. Charles A. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bark Mrs. Mary M. Berkelhammer Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey R. Bowles III Mrs. Virginia Reeves Lazzati Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeves Adams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong Dr. and Mrs. Edlow G. Barker Mr. I. Russell Berkness Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Bowles National Endowment for the Humanities Robert and Elizabeth Gomperts Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Gray III Mrs. Vickie H. Adams HCA Richmond Hospitals Mrs. Toni J. Armstrong Mrs. Paul H. Barkley Mrs. Carol S. Berling Mr. and Mrs. Jasper G. Bowman Mrs. Henrietta J. Near Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heiner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aittama Hon. and Mrs. John H. Hager in memory Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Arnette Mrs. Sandra T. Barkley Mrs. Carol Bernard Ms. Joanne Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Spilman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hill Mrs. Annette G. Alabaster of Sally L. D. Todd Dr. and Mrs. John B. Arnold Mrs. A. Bruner Barksdale Mr. and Mrs. L. Cosby Bernard, Jr. Mr. Peyton G. Bowman IV Hon. and Mrs. Omer L. Hirst Mrs. Virginia O. Albert Mrs. John C. Kenny The Hamilton Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Arnold Dr. and Mrs. John G. Barmby Ms. Ruth R. Bernet Mrs. Shearer C. Bowman Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Jr. Ms. Rebecca R. Alberti Mrs. Janice Arone Mrs. M. Frances Barnes Mrs. Carole C. Bernhardt Ms. Sally L. Bowring Kip Kephart and Bobby Chandler Ms. A. B. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. King Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernard Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James Arrowood Mrs. Benedette T. Barnhill Ms. Annie F. Berry Mrs. McEva R. Bowser Mr. Victor Albright Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Klaus, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton IV Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur Mrs. Carroll R. Barr Ms. Linda Berryman Dr. and Mrs. C. Paul Boyan Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Alcorn Mrs. Jeanette S. Lipman Mr. Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ash Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Barrell Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bess, Jr. Mrs. Julia Boyd Luck Stone Foundation, Inc. Nancy L. and Raymond G. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Alexander Ms. Ann McCauley Askew Ms. Kathleen Burke Barrett Mr. and Mrs. William O. Bevilaqua Dr. Lillian K. Boyd Hunton & Williams William G. and Wycliffe G. McClure Dr. John M. Alexander and Ms. Helen F. Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Atchison Anne B. Barriault Ambassador and Mrs. Gordon R. Beyer Mr. and Mrs. McGuire Boyd Estate of Etta Watkins Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Inconstanti Dr. and Mrs. Wasfi A. Atiyeh Ms. Brenda C. Barrows Ms. Nancy Bieging Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boyd Mrs. Joseph C. Kearfott Media General Miss Carol Allen Ms. Carol Atkinson Ms. Genevieve O. Barski and Dr. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Eliot W. Bird Ms. Jill Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Mezzullo KPMG LLP Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Allen Anna L. and Thomas T. Lawson Ms. Fran E. Atkinson Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Bisger Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bozarth Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Millner III Lt. Col. and Mrs. Leroy E. Allen Mrs. Ann H. Austin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bartholomew Ms. Florence C. Bishop Mrs. Theresia Bradbury Dr. Stuart B. Monroe Mrs. Bohn C. Lindemann Mrs. Marjorie B. Allen Mr. and Mrs. David A. Austin Mr. and Mrs. B. William Basheer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Gray W. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Mooney Dorothy W. Lindley

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Clarke Mrs. Jacqueline Craig Mrs. Maggie Delonay Mr. and Mrs. William E. Buckner, Jr. Ms. Kathy Carrique Mr. and Mrs. William E. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Craigie Mrs. Donald D. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Homer K. Buerlein Mrs. B. F. Carson Mrs. William Harvey Clarke Ms. Bryant Gunn Craven Mrs. Tina Dent Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Buford Ms. Lynn W. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Clay Ms. Jean Marshall Crawford Mr. Samuel A. Derieux Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bugg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Trace H. Carson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Clement Ms. Joyce T. Crawford Miss Martha A. Derthick Mrs. Jane S. Burfoot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carswell Hon. and Mrs. Whittington W. Clement Mrs. Martha T. Crawford Dr. and Mrs. David M. DeViese Ms. Carol L. Burgess Mrs. Bonnie K. Carter Ms. Audrey N. Clements Ms. Angela S. Creasy Mrs. Janice W. Dewire Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Burgess II Ms. Jean Carter Ms. Doris F. Clements Mrs. Elizabeth M. Crenshaw Hon. and Mrs. Alan A. Diamonstein Mr. and Mrs. David D. Burhans Ms. Joan K. 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Dickinson Mrs. June A. Burton Dr. Jeanie R. Castle and Capt. Ernest C. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Cogbill III Mrs. Frances Crizer Mr. and Mrs. V. Earl Dickinson, Jr. Mr. Raymond A. Burton Castle Timothy L. Coggins and Hazel L. Johnson Mrs. John W. Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. DiLauro Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Busch Mr. and Mrs. Billy Caudle Ms. Deborah E. Cohen Mrs. Robert V. Croker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dilworth Miss Ellen Mark Bush Ms. Anne Chaddock Mrs. Muriel S. Cohen Ms. Barbara Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dittmar Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bushnell III Mrs. Emily M. Chaharyn Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cohen Mrs. Catherine S. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dittmeier Anne D. Butler Mrs. Nancy Glenn Chambers Mrs. Carolynn L. Coiner Mrs. Cheryl F. Cross Ms. Martha Ellen Diuguid Mrs. Thomas R. Butterworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Chambers Mrs. Linda C. Coker Dr. and Mrs. David S. Cross Mrs. Ann P. Dixon Mrs. Helen C. Button Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Chambliss Mr. and Mrs. Elliott G. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Clark Crown Mr. Ron W. Djuren Hon. and Mrs. John D. Butzner Ms. Patricia F. Chandler Ms. Nancy C. Cole Mrs. Joyce A. Crown Mr. Michael P. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Byrd Mrs. Margaret M. Chapin Mrs. Custis L. Coleman Mr. Richard M. Crump, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Doherty Mrs. Evelyn G. Byrd Ms. Joan Elaine Chaplin Miss Helen Lee Coleman Mr. John T. Crutchfield Ms. Janice Dolan Best Products Co., Inc. Panels, 1978, by Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (founded 1958), porcelain Dr. Roscoe W. Byrd, Jr. Ms. Charlotte T. Charles Ms. Grace J. Colhoun Mrs. Hannah F. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dolan 3 3 1 1 steel, six panels, each 45 /4 inches high by 58 /4 inches wide, overall 137 /2 inches high by 117 /2 inches wide (Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Byrne, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Allan S. Chase Mrs. John Collie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cullison Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dolan Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Carlin Mclaughlin, Gregory Zollner, Rajnikant Shah, and Nalin Patel, 2006.7a - f). Mrs. Ellen R. Cabell Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Chase Mr. and Mrs. Doug J. Collier Mrs. Marion C. Culp Patricia P. Dole Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bradford Mrs. Anna H. Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brooke Mrs. Royall E. Cabell, Jr. Ms. Leona A. Chase Mrs. Sarah Collier Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cunningham III Mrs. Marianne Donahue Ms. Gretchen E. Bradley Ms. Louise D. Brierre and Ms. Corbin A. Ms. Shelley L. Brooks Mrs. William N. Cafritz Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Chasen Mr. and Mrs. James W. Collins Mrs. Kathryn A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Donald Ms. Marsha Brady Brierre Ms. Mary E. Brookshire Mrs. George Ann Cahen Mrs. Constance E. Chaskes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Mrs. Ruth A. Cunningham Mr. John R. Donelson and Mrs. Marion J. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bragdon Ms. Mary L. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Cain Mr. and Mrs. George Chavatel Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Colpo Ms. Anne M. Cuomo Brown Ms. Sharon Brager Mr. and Mrs. Colen E. Bright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broughton Mrs. Kathy Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Chenault, Jr. Mrs. Gloria Colvin Mr. Dennis L. Cupp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doran Miss Mary Jane Brand Mr. Joseph W. Brinkley Mrs. Alexander G. Brown III Mrs. Page D. Calisch Ms. Elizabeth Chenery Ms. Fran Combs Mr. and Mrs. James B. Curran Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Dorschel Mr. Mark Edward Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Brinkman Mrs. Catherine Fakes Brown Mr. John Thiers Calkins Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cherry Mr. Robert T. Combs and Mr. James H. Ms. Mary Virginia S. Currie Dr. Eric Douglass and Rev. Felecia Ms. Bettie W. Brandt Mrs. Betty F. Brinser Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown Ms. C. Marlene Callahan-Smith Mrs. Diane D. Chess Bonomo Mrs. Charlotte B. Curry Douglass Ms. Carolyn R. Brandt Mrs. Mildred Maree Britt Mrs. Charles Lee Brown Ms. Irene S. Calos Mr. Evan R. Chesterman Mr. James L. Connors Miss Martha D. Curtis Dr. Melvin D. Dowdy and Dr. Bonnie B. Mr. Frederick R. Brandt Ms. Barbara W. Broach Dr. Christina R. Brown Robb H. Cambisios Ms. Janis S. Chevalier Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conti Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Cutchins IV Dowdy Ms. Janice D. Brandt Mrs. Carolyn T. Broaddus Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Brown Ms. Gladys Lee Cameron Dr. Elizabeth V. Chew Mrs. Huestis P. Cook, Jr. Mr. Horace E. Dabney Mrs. Jane B. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Branin Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr. Mrs. Edwin M. Brown Mr. John Camp and Dr. Elizabeth A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Chewning Mrs. Pat Cook Mr. and Mrs. Zack C. Dameron, Jr. John, Susan, and Claire Dowling Mr. Raymond E. Brann III Mr. William C. Broaddus and Mrs. Mr. J. Mayo Brown Fisher Mr. Chet A. Childress Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Dangerfield Dr. Marylou W. Downs Mr. and Mrs. James A. Braxton, Jr. Martha B. Tyler Ms. Jackie Brown Mr. Tom Campagnoli Mrs. Phyllis S. Childs Ms. Sheri K. Coombs Jeffrey Daniels and Ms. Janice Kean Mr. and Mrs. O. Kemp Dozier Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brayley William G. Broaddus, Esq. Ms. Janet Ann Brown Mr. and Mrs. David R. Campbell Mrs. Ada K. Chinn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooper Dr. and Mrs. James R. Darden, Jr. Mrs. Gail S. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Price Bredin Mr. John R. Broadway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Campbell Ms. Mary Ann Chisholm Dr. Elizabeth J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gregory N. Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Dray Ms. Sandra J. Bremer Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough III Dr. and Mrs. Leon J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William C. Campbell Ms. Leila Christenbury Mrs. LaVerne Wingo Cooper Mrs. Norma Daughtry Mrs. Rosemary C. Driscoll Mr. Timothy Brendle Ms. Mary C. Brocking Ms. Marki Brown Mr. Robert A. Cancienne Ms. Cheryl L. Christian Mrs. Regina L. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davenport Mrs. Suzanne F. DuBose Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brennan Mr. Robert M. Brody Ms. Marvalee Brown and Ms. Marcia Ms. Kathryn E. Candler Mrs. Clarice W. Christian Estate of Margaret Sue Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Davidson Ms. Barbara J. Duff Mrs. Rebecca Brich Mrs. Sonia P. Brokaw Mason Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Canning Mrs. R. Colston Christian Mr. Walter Coppedge Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Duke, Jr.

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Mrs. F. M. Dulaney Dr. Nancy H. Fallen Ms. Annie Francis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffith Ms. Glenice M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. E. Charles Hiatt, Jr. Mr. Gary C. and Dr. Joanne C. Hudson Mrs. James C. Dunavant Mrs. R. A. Farmar, Jr. Mrs. Barbara J. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Gillie Mrs. Sandra V. Griffith Mrs. H. Hiter Harris, Jr. Ms. Barbra Hickey Mrs. Mary Sue D. Hudson Mrs. Vernon D. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farner Mr. Greg Franklin Mrs. Linda C. Gillikin Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Grimsley Mrs. Irvin W. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hickman Ms. Jacquelyn L. Huffines Mrs. George K. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. J. Farrar, Jr. Ms. Shirley J. Franklin Ms. Mary L. Gills Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gugelman Capt. John Benjamin Harris Mrs. Celeste H. Hicks Mrs. Betty D. Huffman Miss Carol Dunn Diana W. Farrell The Harry Frazier III Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gilman Mrs. Ngoc-My Guidarelli Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Harris Mrs. Joe Hicks Ms. Donna Hufnagel Ms. Elaine D. Dunn Mrs. Julie H. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Freeman Ms. Tish Gipe Mrs. Sally Gunn Mrs. Richard P. Harris, Jr. Ms. Dorothy J. Higbee Mrs. David Christian Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Farrell Mrs. Susan K. French Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Girmus Mr. Henry Gunst, Jr. Mrs. Stuart H. Harris, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Higgins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hughs Mr. and Mrs. David Durham Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. FauntLeRoy Mrs. Martha L. Fretwell Ms. Maria G. Givens Mrs. Mary F. Guthrie Mrs. W. Gibson Harris Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hundley Mr. and Mrs. W. Lester Duty Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Fauth Ms. Margaret J. Friedenberg Ms. Evelyn Marr Glazier Ms. Zsuzsanna K. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. David A. Harrison IV Ms. Maria E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hunt, Jr. Mrs. Kim C. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fearnow Ms. Fay M. Frietsch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Glover Mrs. Margaret Gutierrez-Leavelle Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Harrison Mrs. Ralph W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hunt, Jr. Mr. Louis E. Dwyer, Jr. Ms. Pat Featherstun Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fritts Ms. Ginger Gobble Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe B. Guy Mrs. Anita L. Harrower Mrs. Robert F. Hill Ms. Roberta Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Dye Dr. Jeffrey M. Feix Ms. Jacquelyn C. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godwin-Jones Mrs. John H. Guy, Jr. Ms. Joyce L. Hart Hillside Garden Club in honor of Michael Ms. Rochelle A. Hunt Mrs. Barbara B. Dyer Mrs. Joan R. Feland Mrs. Ann Bemiss Fry Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Goldberg Ms. Suzanne W. Guy Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hartz Brand and Jane Spilman Mrs. Ginevra M. Hunter Ms. Jean M. Dyson Ms. Barbara Felton Miss Donna K. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Goldfine Mrs. Owen Gwathmey Ms. Burnley C. Harvey Mrs. Gloria M. Hintz Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. James P. Eadie Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fentress Miss Dorothea Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Randall Haase Mrs. Heather Harvey Mrs. Frederick P. Hitz Ms. Nadine T. Hunter Ms. Katherine L. Earle Mrs. Reta Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fuller Mrs. Linda Goldstein Ms. Mary F. Haban Mr. Hobart M. Harvey and Ms. Kimberly Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn Hockaday Mrs. Oneida Hunter Mrs. Nancy P. Eberle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ferree Mr. Travis J. Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Haddad A. Maskell Mrs. Betty Darden Hodges Mrs. Serena J. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Eberly Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ferrell Mr. James M. Fulton Mrs. Harold M. Goodman Ms. Frances B. Haddock Mr. James A. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hodnett Dr. Betty Hunter-Clapp and Mr. Forest Cierra Edgefield Ms. Lin L. Ferrell Ms. Ramona E. Fulwider Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Goodman Ms. Ann H. Haddon Mrs. Garland Harwood, Jr. Mrs. Edythe H. Hoffman Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Edmonds Mrs. Virginia Fick Ms. Karen C. Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Goodpasture Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell F. Haddon Mrs. Susan Harwood Ms. Libby R. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hurley Mr. Patrick Edmunds Ms. Jennifer G. Fidura Ms. Lillian K. Gabriel Mrs. Helen Lee Goodwin Mrs. Halcott T. Haden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hasenfang Mr. and Mrs. Herold R. Hofheimer Dr. Darrell W. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Edwards Laura Lee Fields Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raymond Gaines Mrs. Jean B. Goodykoontz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hagaman Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hatcher, Jr. Ms. Cheryl B. Hogan Mrs. Leighton Huske III Mr. S. Franklin Edwards Mr. Frank W. Finn and Ms. Janine Orr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galbreath Mrs. Donnelle Goplen Mrs. Lucy McI. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Hatfield Mrs. John Cameron Hoggan, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Huston Mrs. Stella B. Efird Ms. Karen Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Baron J. Gordon Ms. Montine Hall Ms. Barbara M. Havens Jacquelyn P. Hogge, M.D. Mrs. Suzette Hutchens Rev. and Mrs. William F. Egelhoff Ms. Valerie H. Fisher Ms. Jo Bales Gallagher Mrs. Elizabeth F. Gore Suzanne Hall and Joseph Willis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Haw Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hoke III Dr. Janet R. Hutchinson Mrs. J. Morton Eggleston, Jr. Mrs. Russell H. Fiske, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Gore Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vance Hall Miss Betty Joelle Hawkins Mrs. Judith L. Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hyer, Jr. Mrs. Mariett A. Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Fitzgerald Mrs. Huldreth T. Gallasch Mrs. Thomas Gorham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rey M. Hallion Mrs. Lisa O. Hawks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Holdych Ms. Catherine A. Iles Mr. and Mrs. Larry Eickhoff Ms. Marie Fitzgerald Ms. Joslin D. Gallatin Mrs. Larry Z. Goss Mrs. Mary Ann Halpern Mr. Stephen M. Hawthorne Ms. Sandra Holland Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Imhof Mr. and Mrs. Elliot T. Eliades Ms. Gary L. Flake Mrs. Rose Beckstoffer Gallo Ms. Judith J. Gotwals Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey II Mrs. Mary-Whitley Haycox Ms. Susan F. Holland Mrs. Constance F. Ingles Dr. and Mrs. Ken A. Ellenbogen Mr. Paul Flanagan and Ms. JoAnn Capt. and Mrs. Richard E. Galloway Mrs. Henry J. Graeser Ms. Sarah Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Hayden Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Hollander Mrs. Dee Ingram Mary Sweeney Ellett Kennedy Mrs. Erma Lou Galt Mr. Mike Graff Ms. Gratia W. Hamilton Ms. Gabrielle S. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. David O. Holman Mr. and Mrs. G. Esler Inskeep Mrs. John Page Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fleenor Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gambill Mr. Denis R. Graffum Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr. Ms. Margaret Hayes Hon. and Mrs. A. Linwood Holton, Jr. Susan E. Irish and Kenneth T. Weir Mrs. Alice Anne Ellis Ms. Susan Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. William Cabell Garbee, Jr., Ms. Dianne Graham Mrs. Richmond H. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haynes Mrs. William H. Honaker, Jr. Ms. Betty Isaacs Ms. Deborah Ellis Mrs. Barbara H. Fleming in honor of Mary Tyler Cheek Mrs. J. Stuart Graham, Jr. Ms. Susan H. Hamilton Mr. Carl Hayslett and Mr. David M. Frink Mr. Oscar J. Honeycutt Ms. Beverly M. Jackson Ms. Dorothy H. Ellis Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar McClenahan Mr. and Mrs. William Graham Mr. and Mrs. Teague O. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Hayter Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hood Ms. Njeri Jackson Mr. Richard G. Ellis Ms. Deena A. Flinchum Ms. Jane Garland Mrs. Sylvia R. Grandis Mrs. Martha Hamilton-Phillips Ms. Mary A. Hazelgrove Ms. Teresa H. Hood Mrs. Patricia Jackson Mrs. Mary D. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Flinn, Jr. Ms. Carole Garmon Mrs. B. S. Grant Mrs. Roland L. Hamlet, Jr. Mrs. Maxine H. Hazelgrove Mrs. R. E. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jacob Ms. Margaret Ellmore Mrs. Greta Flint Mrs. Ann S. Garner Mrs. Dottie E. Grant Mrs. Jean S. Hamlett Mr. Charles F. Heaphy, Jr. Estate of John S. Hopewell Dr. Erwin M. Jacobs Dr. Sarah Elsea and Dr. Michael Grotewiel Mrs. Marydel C. Flint Ms. Jean Garver Mrs. Phyllis M. Grasty Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Hammann Mrs. William L. Heartwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Hoppe Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jamerson Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Emblidge Mrs. Donald H. Flippen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gary Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gratz Ms. Ada P. Hammer Mrs. Mimi Heckman and Mr. Drew Mr. Philip P. Hoppe Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. James Miss Yvonne S. Emerson Mrs. Vera P. Flippen Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gaskin Ms. Stuart Gravatt Mrs. Alex Hamp Heckman Mr. and Mrs. William Joe Hoppe Ms. Jeanne E. James Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Emroch Ms. Agnes H. Flournoy Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskin Mr. H. Brice Graves Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hampson Mrs. Elfy Heidelberg Mr. John Horn Ms. Antoinette H. Jamison Ms. Katrina Entzminger Ms. Mattie B. Flowers Mrs. Judith L. Gaskin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gravitt Ms. Carol L. Hampton and Dr. Robert W. Mrs. Frances S. Heiner Dr. and Mrs. J. Shelton Horsley III Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Janus Mr. and Mrs. John D. Epps Mrs. Sonya Fluckiger Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. McN. Gates Mr. Bruce B. Gray Downs Mrs. Dorothy D. Helfrich Mrs. Waller H. Horsley Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Jarvis Mrs. Sue Erickson Mrs. Nancy G. Flynn Mrs. Dorothy H. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gray Mrs. Katherine Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Heltzer Mrs. Valerie A. Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Jean Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Estes Ms. Lucy Ann Fogg Mrs. Rose Gazala Hon. and Mrs. Elmon T. Gray Dr. Samuel Lee Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Henderson Mrs. Patricia R. House Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson III Mrs. Dorothy S. Etchison Mrs. Janet L. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Ray Geary Ms. Katharine T. Gray Ms. Jill A. Hanken Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Henderson, Jr. Ms. Nancy McIlhenny Houser Yoshsbell Jefferson Ms. Helen Etheridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Foley Dr. Todd Gehr and Dr. Lynne Gehr Lawrence and Freddie Gray Dr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Hanneman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Henderson Ms. Phyllis M. Houser Mr. and Mrs. James Jenigen Mrs. S. G. Etherington Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Forbes Dr. and Mrs. Louis G. Gelrud Mr. Michael C. Gray Mrs. Richard D. Hansen in memory of Mrs. Cornelia Henderson Reverend Janine Howard Mrs. L. Howard Jenkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Etherington Ms. Charlotte E. Ford Mrs. Carol F. Gentry Mrs. Nancy M. Gray Dr. Richard D. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Reed R. Henderson Scottie Howard Ms. Nancy Claire Jenkins Mrs. Charlotte K. Evans June Ford and Douglas Tatum Mr. Richard L. George Ms. Pamela B. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hanson Mrs. U. V. Henderson Ms. Mary Ellen Howe Mr. John M. Jenks and Ms. Abigail S. Mrs. James S. Evans Miss Elizabeth T. Fore Ms. Marcia Germain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Harder Ms. Jeanne T. Hening Ms. Lisa Howerton Phillips Mrs. Sylvia Bambakidis Evans Mrs. Janice M. Forst Mr. and Mrs. L. Meriwether German GrayCo, Inc. Mr. Donald E. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Vernard W. Henley Ms. Judith M. Howlett Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Jennings, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Evens Mrs. Robert W. Forsyth, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne R. Geubtner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grecheck Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hardy Mr. Christian Henneke and Ms. Juliette Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings III Mr. Charles V. Ewing and Ms. Barbara J. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. O. Allan Gianniny, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Green III Mr. Frank W. Hardy Landphair Dr. J. Daniel Huband Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Jeremiah Ewing Ms. Joyce B. Foster Ms. Clara Ursula Gibson Mr. David I. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. William Hardy Ms. Julia Hennesy Ms. Ann Hubbard Ms. Carolyn R. Jeter Mr. and Mrs. A. Hugh Ewing III Mr. Robert L. Foster Mrs. George D. Gibson Mrs. Phebe P. Greenwood Mrs. Lynne Hargis Ms. Mary Beth Henry Dr. Carole A. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. David B. Joel Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fagan Mr. Wilbert F. Foster Craig and Alice Gilborn Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Greer Mr. and Mrs. James C. Harlan Mr. Patrick L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. R. Lloyd Johannessen Mrs. Jean B. Faglie Ms. LaVerne B. Fountain Mrs. Charles P. Gilchrist, Jr. Mrs. Anne A. Gresham Miss Doris E. Harless Mrs. Ray Hensler Mr. and Mrs. Elbert W. Hubbard Col. and Mrs. Leo D. Johns Mrs. William A. Fahrbach Mrs. F. Meriwether Fowlkes, Jr. Mr. Paul R. Gilding and Ms. Amy Mr. and Mrs. Bryan B. Gresham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Harlow Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Hepler Dr. Rita C. and Mr. R. George Hubbard Mrs. Lucy C. Johns Mrs. John W. Fain Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Fox Marschean Ms. Bettie Grey Ms. Kristi K. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Huber Mrs. Ann Smathers Johnson Mrs. LoAnn C. Fairman Ms. Lisa Fox Dr. Edward J. Gill and Ms. Maureen L. Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Harmon Ms. Rita F. Herter Dr. and Mrs. Juergen Hubert Mrs. Champ Roberts Johnson Ms. Virginia C. Fairman Mr. Paul H. Fox Egan Mr. and Mrs. Grayson E. Griffin Ms. Frances B. Harper Mr. and Mrs. John Hetherington Mrs. Alice S. Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Johnson Ms. Criss Faison Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foy, Jr. Mrs. Frances Robertson Gill Dr. and Mrs. Lee Griffin Mr. Richard K. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hewitt Ms. Carol Hudson Mrs. David L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. L. Frazier Fall Ms. Mary Carter Frackelton Mrs. Catherine M. Gillespie Mrs. Maryann S. Griffith Mrs. Walter A. Harrell Mrs. Laura L. Heyward Mr. Charles K. Hudson Mrs. Gloria B. Johnson

52 53 Flight of Europa, 1925, by Paul Manship (American, 1885–1966), bronze, 20 1/2 inches high by 31 inches wide by 9 inches deep Campaign for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Museum Purchase, The J. Harwood and Louise B. Cochrane Fund for American Art, 2005.74).

Mrs. John M. Johnson Mrs. L. William Kelly, Jr. Dr. Denise D. Kuperminc and Dr. Mario Mrs. Caroline C. Lewis Betty Q. and James T. Moore Mrs. June H. Johnson Ms. Lucie S. Kelly Kuperminc Mrs. Daniel Lewis Mrs. Bruce M. Moore, Jr. Ms. Marjorie E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kemp Mrs. Carroll T. Kurtz Ms. Denise R. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Russell Moore Mr. Pegram Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kemp Mr. David J. Lacki and Ms. Julie S. Lovett Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Jr. Mrs. Ida Pearl Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Johnson Mrs. W. M. Kempe Ms. Sheila D. LaCour Ms. Marilyn M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James C. Moore Ms. Sallie R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kemper III Mrs. Cheryl Ross Lage Ms. Elaine J. Lidholm Mrs. Joan E. Moore Ms. Shirley Johnson Ms. Lynne Kendal-Wilson Mrs. Nancy G. LaGow Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Limbrick Ms. Maxine Tucker Moore Mrs. Theresa D. Johnson Mrs. John R. Kennedy Ms. Deborah W. Lahy Mrs. Jane H. Linas Dr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Moore Ms. Treazure P. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Kent Ms. Sharon Lalik Mr. McClintock Lindsey Dr. Ronald O. Moore Ms. Wanetta Johnson Ms. Jeanne B. Kent and Ms. Kathy Kent Ms. Patricia Lamb Miss Virginia S. Lipford Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore, Jr. Ms. Barbara E. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. T. Dabney Kern Mr. Benjamin Lambert IV Mr. and Mrs. George B. Little Dr. and Mrs. William F. Moore Dr. and Mrs. William B. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kerner Hon. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Lambert Dr. Verda L. Little Mrs. Mary T. Moran Mr. and Mrs. David S. Jolley Dr. R. Harris Kesler Mrs. Beverly W. Lammay Mrs. Frances P. Lively Ms. Elizabeth G. Morchower Ms. Carlyle Robin Jones Mrs. Hugh L. Keyser Mr. and Mrs. William G. Lancellotti, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Liverpool Mrs. Elizabeth S. Morgan Ms. Carolyn W. Jones Mrs. LaVerne W. Keyser Dr. Alan L. Landis Ms. Nancy Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Catesby B. Jones Ms. Patricia L. Kibler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Landrum Ms. Deborah Carlton Loftis Mrs. John L. Morgan III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Lang Ms. Una M. Loftus Dr. and Mrs. William Morgan Mr. Donald W. Jones and Mrs. JoAnne Mrs. Irene P. Kimmel Mrs. Barbara S. Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Logan Mrs. Barbara M. Morris Armstrong-Jones Ms. Margaret B. Kimmel Mr. Winfield W. Lanier Mrs. Ann H. Long Mr. D. Brent Morris Mr. And Mrs. Jacque E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Kincheloe Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lankford Mrs. Bryan Long Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Mann, Jr. Mr. Glen Mayne Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Dewey B. Morris Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jones III Mrs. Nancy A. Kindervater Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Large Mrs. R. Clifton Long Mrs. Toni M. Manning Mr. and Mrs. James K. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Merry Mrs. Jan R. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. LaRocca Mrs. Jon D. Longaker Ms. Sally E. Mansfield Mrs. William L. Mayo Mr. Paul M. Metzger Ms. Kathleen Morris Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David King Mr. Ralph E. LaRue Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Lord Ms. Betty M. Manwiller Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister Ms. Aleta Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Morrow Mrs. Nan Seward Jones in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. King Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lashley Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lorraine Dr. Adrienne L. Maraist and Mr. Kenneth Ms. Lynn McAteer Mr. Kyle Meyer Dr. Charlotte Morse Anna Mercer Dunlop Dr. and Mrs. E. Davey King Miss Susan Laster Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lott G. Cloud III Dr. Colleen McCabe Mrs. Suki Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Marshall N. Morton Dr. Norrece T. Jones, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth C. King and Mr. Carlton Mrs. Ruth K. Latter Mr. and Mrs. W. Timothy Lough Mrs. Beth Marchant Mr. Frank J. McCarthy and Ms. Denise Mr. and Mrs. John H. Meyers Dr. Carolyn Lewis Mosby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Jones R. Newton Mrs. Betty A. Lauchner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Louie Mrs. Frances Marchant Merron Mr. Louis Michaels, Jr. Ms. E. Clarice Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Glen King Mrs. Ann R. Lauer Mrs. Edna B. Love Mrs. Virginia R. Marcus Ms. Mollie G. McClure and Ms. Laura Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Michaux Mrs. Norris P. Moses Mrs. Thomas B. Jones Mr. John M. King Mrs. Debbie Lavecchia Mrs. Harriet L. Loving Ms. Mildred T. Maree Meadows Mrs. Alane C. Miles Thabang Moshoeshoe Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones III Ms. Kimberly C. King Mrs. Jan Laverge Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Loving Ms. Melissa S. Mariner Mrs. Alfred McCormack, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Ellen Miles Mrs. Thomas M. Mosier Mrs. William H. Jones, Jr. Mr. Ronald L. King Mrs. Nancy LaVier Mrs. Mary Frances Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markie Mrs. Catherine S. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Millard Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr. Mrs. Gladys W. Jordan Mrs. Sally M. King Mr. and Mrs. Dana K. Law Mrs. William Creighton Lowrey Mrs. Elsa B. Marks Mr. Floyd McCoy Mrs. Angela G. Miller Mrs. Mary H. Moss Miss Ruth I. Jordan Mr. William H. King, Jr., Esq. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Law Mrs. Sharyn N. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Marks Mr. Daniel B. McDaniel Mrs. Burnett Miller III Ms. P. Buckley Moss Mrs. Virgil H. Jordan Dr. and Mrs. James C. Kirby Mr. Ashton Lawler Ms. Barbara J. Lucas Dr. Lee M. Marks and Ms. Ursula M. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McDonald Ms. Carol H. Miller Mr. Donald K. Mossberger Ms. Rosemarie B. Jowdy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Lawrence, Jr. Ms. Lisa Cancienne Lucas Barravecchia Mrs. Lorraine G. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce Miller Mrs. Anne F. Mount Mr. and Mrs. Crawley F. Joyner III Drs. Edward and Eileen Kitces Mrs. Aubrey L. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lucas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lee Marley Mrs. Ruth W. McDonough Mrs. Charles H. Miller Mr. Roger J. Moure Dr. Patsy R. Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kitts Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Lunger Mrs. Arthur H. Marrion Mr. and Mrs. R. Wheatley McDowell Dr. Jaclyn Miller Mrs. Elizabeth H. Mueller Mrs. Rita Joyner Mr. Douglas C. Kleffner and Mr. James Miss Emily S. Lawrence Ms. Dawn Lutz Ms. Jacqueline Badger Mars Mrs. Edna H. McEachin Mrs. James E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Muhleman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Joynes C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lawrence Adrian and Page Luxmoore Mrs. Mary C. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John L. McElroy, Jr. Mr. Richard W. Miller and Ms. Marcialyn Dr. and Mrs. Brockett Muir, Jr. Mrs. Ruth L. Judd Mrs. Beatrice T. Klein Mr. Hugh K. Leary Ms. Vivien Lyle Ms. Cynthia Marsteller Ms. Betty McGehee A. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. John J. Muldowney Mrs. William S. Judkins Mr. Andrew Kline Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Lebar Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lynch Mrs. Anne L. Marston Mrs. Virginia R. McGeorge Ms. Susan J. Miller and Ms. Barbara A. Ms. Ruth Mullaney Ms. Deborah Kaestner Ms. Bernice G. Kline Mrs. Patricia Lebo Ms. Ann McPhail Lyne Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Marston, Jr. Mrs. Marlene M. McGrath Miller Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn Mrs. Shirley A. Kahan Ms. Christine R. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Marc Lebowitz Mrs. Norma G. Lynn Ms. Cynthia Martin Ms. Lucy C. McGuffin Mrs. Susan R. Miller Ms. Ann R. Mullikin Mrs. John Kalinich Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kling Mrs. Carmen P. LeCompte Ms. Betsy Lyon Mrs. Eleanor T. Martin Mrs. Susanne S. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. William F. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Mullins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Art S. Kamermayer Ms. Carol A. Klisz Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Pettus LeCompte Mr. and Mrs. Al Macdonald Mrs. Frances Fisher Martin Mr. and Mrs. William Reed McGuire Mr. and Mrs. William Read Miller Ms. Jean S. Mundy Ms. Donna M. Kaminer Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klym Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ledford Mr. and Mrs. Weldon MacDonald Mrs. Gale Kinnier Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McIntyre, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Munford III Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kappes Mrs. Nancy Knight Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Lee Ms. Diana MacDonnell Ms. Laura D. Martin Mrs. Mary M. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mills Mrs. Ann Munson Ms. Peggy C. Karn Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kodrich Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Peter James Lee Mr. John E. MacDonough Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Martin Ms. Maureen A. McKay Mrs. Malachi M. Mills III Mr. Steven H. Murden Mrs. Karen Kasper Dr. and Mrs. Warren W. Koontz, Jr. Mr. John Lees and Ms. Rose Squeo Hon. and Mrs. J. Granger MacFarlane Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Warren McKeon Mr. and Mrs. John H. Milne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Murphy Mrs. William F. Kastelberg Mr. E. M. Koslow and Ms. Susan C. Ms. Victoria LeFon Mrs. F. Jane Mack Ms. Julia C. Martine Mr. and Mrs. David R. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Minor Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murphy Mrs. Carolyn V. Katherman Gaible Ms. Donna S. Leftwich Mr. and Mrs. Ewen H. MacLeod Mrs. Virginia F. Martinez Ms. Sarah A. McMahon Ms. Catherine T. Mishler Thomas J. and Jo S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Koziol Dr. Stephen J. Leibovic and Ms. Juliani Mr. Jerome P. Maddock and Ms. Elizabeth Mrs. Jerri F. Marx Mrs. Susan Wolff McMakin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mitchell, Jr. Ms. Patricia A. Murray Mr. Tom N. Kazas Dr. and Mrs. William M. Kramer Sidharta Waterhouse Mr. and Mrs. Hatley N. Mason III Ms. Rosemarie McManus Mrs. G. S. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Musick, Jr. Ms. Beverly T. Kee Ms. Deborah A. Krausse Mrs. Mary-Ann Lentz Mrs. Frances H. Madison Mrs. Helen C. Mason Mrs. John O. McMillan Mr. Nathaniel Mitchell and Mrs. Mary E. Ms. Susan W. T. Musselman Dr. Vincent A. Keesee Mr. William Krebs and Ms. Madeline Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. LePage Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maguire Mrs. Rebecca R. Massie Mrs. Jennalee R. McNally Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. R. Edward Nance Ms. Ann T. Keifer Bednar Ms. Marsha J. Lester Ms. Mary Louise Mahood Ms. Elizabeth H. Masters Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McPherson Mrs. Sandra T. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Nance Mrs. Geraldine D. Keister Ms. LuAnn Kressley Mr. John A. LeVay, Jr. Mrs. Joan S. Maidment Mrs. Pamela S. Masters Mr. R. Maxwell Meador Mrs. Shirley A. Modisett Mrs. Anne Nasri Mrs. Carole Keiter Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Krider Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Levey Mrs. Becky Mains Ms. Elizabeth M. Mathes Ms. Carol Sprenkle Meese Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Neas Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kellam Joan Z. Kroehling Mr. and Mrs. G. John Levin Mrs. Susan M. Mairs Ms. Christine P. Mattern Ms. Linda Meigs-Powell Mrs. Mary C. Moncure Ms. Gloria B. Neckerman Ms. Karen Kellam-Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Krumbein Mrs. Beth Levine Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Makhoul Mrs. M. Rand Matthews Ms. Eleanore A. Meinhardt Mr. William D. Monday Mrs. Jane T. Neer Mrs. Betty Keller Mr. Michael Krumbein and Ms. Jane F. Mr. Jerome N. Levine Ms. Judith Mayo Mallory Mrs. Despina Y. Matzanias Ms. Linda A. Mejia Dr. Paul Monroe and Dr. Sara Monroe Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Nelson III Mrs. Robert J. Keller III Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Levit Mrs. Mary B. Malone Mr. Fred E. Maus Mrs. Ann O'Connor Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Warren Montague Dr. and Mrs. David W. Nelson Mr. Franklin Kelly Mr. Walter J. Kucharski and Mrs. Mr. Laurence H. Levy Mr. Ralph G. Malone Mr. Eugene B. Maxey and Mrs. Jeanne S. Mr. John Meola Mr. Michael A. Montgomery Ms. Jane W. Nelson Mrs. Hilda Kelly Elizabeth A. Kaplan Mr. Allen Grady Lewis III Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Maloney Maxey Mrs. Helen Mergenthal Mr. Dennis A. Montz Mrs. Walter D. Nelson Mrs. Jean K. Kelly Mr. George Kunos Andy and Ginny Lewis Mrs. Frank C. Maloney III Mr. and Mrs. Philip May Col. Philip B. Merrick Abby W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. C. Fred Neurohr

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Mrs. Samuel W. Newell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Papa Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Pineno Mrs. Harmon B. Ramsey Dr. Louise W. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russo Mr. R. Scott and Ms. Ruth Modlin Ellett Mrs. Elizabeth F. Skidmore Mrs. Barbara J. Newport Ms. Elizabeth Pappas Mr. Mark A. Pinsker and Ms. Merle S. Mrs. Mary N. Randall Ms. M. A. Robertson and Mr. Dick Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Randall G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Skimin Mrs. Jean C. Newsom Mr. Howard Pappert Kahn Ms. Katherine K. Randolph Forrest Mrs. J. William Ryland Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Scott Mrs. Noreen H. Skipwith Ms. Judith Nichol Richard Parker and M. Sterling Banks Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pittard, Jr. Ms. Shobha Ranganath Ms. Mary S. Robertson Mr. A. C. Sachs Mrs. Ruth B. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. James P. Nickols Mr. James T. Parkinson and Rev. Caroline Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pittman Dr. James E. Ratliff and Ms. Kelley Ms. Sue S. Robertson Mrs. Wanda B. Saine Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. George O. Sledge Ms. Janice D. Nimmo S. Parkinson Michon Pittman Johnston Mrs. Roland C. Robins Mr. John Salay Mr. Dwight L. Scotten Dr. and Mrs. C. Freeman Sleeper Mr. and Mrs. David A. Nims Ms. Amanda Jean Parks Mr. Rand Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Rawles III Anne Carter and Walter R. Robins, Jr., The William Whidbee Sale and Virginia Ms. JoNeal H. Scully Mrs. Christine Sleeper Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nixon Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Parrish, Jr. Mr. Roland N. Pittman and Mrs. Martha Estate of James W. Rawles Foundation B. Sale Foundation Ms. Mary A. Scurlock Ms. Elizabeth D. Sloan Ms. Ann Noack Mrs. Rebecca B. Parrish Howe Ms. Ellen P. Ray Ms. Esther H. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Salo Mrs. John D. Seal Mrs. Zula M. Slusser Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Noble Mrs. Tish Paschall Mrs. Ada Lee Pitts Mrs. Emily W. Ray Mrs. George Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Salzman Mr. and Mrs. Tony Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Small Ms. Angelika Noblet Mrs. H. Merrill Pasco Ms. Suzy Platt Mr. and Mrs. Sanjan Ray Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Robinson Ms. Scarlett A. Sams Mrs. Stuart M. Seaton Ms. Anne J. Smith Mrs. Julia L. Nofsinger Mr. and Mrs. John Pasco III Miss Madeline E. Pleasants Dr. Diane C. Ready Mrs. Jean Robinson Ms. Anna Sanchez Mrs. Geraldine Seeber Mrs. Anne Justis Smith Mrs. J. Robert Nolley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Granville R. Patrick Mr. C. Richard Poe Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Reardon Ms. Elizabeth J. Robison Ms Constance G. Sanders Mrs. Verna W. Seidensticker Mrs. Carol R. Smith and Ms. Jodie J. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Nolley III Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Patterson Ms. Rose Crystal Polatty Estate of Bernice K. Recktenwalt in mem- Dr. and Mrs. Dudley F. Rochester Mrs. Patricia P. Sanders Ms. Sylvia P. Sekerdy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nooter Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Patterson Hon. and Mrs. Fred G. Pollard ory of Leland Eugene Recktenwalt Mrs. Harriet Rochkind Mrs. Stuart Sanders II Mr. Raphael Seligmann and Mrs. Dana M. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith, Jr. Ms. Linda A. Noronha Robert H. Patterson, Jr., Esq. Mr. and Mrs. John Garland Pollard IV Ms. Page T. Reece Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rodgerson Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Sanders Isaacoff Mrs. Edith Rae Smith Ms. Faithe Norrell-Mickens Ms. Susan C. Patton Hon. and Mrs. Oliver A. Pollard Helen Scott Townsend Reed Ms. Nancy Rodrigues in honor of Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Wellford L. Sanders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. David Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Novak, Jr. Ms. Rugene S. Paulette Mr. Robert M. Pollard Paul H. Reets Frances A. Lewis Mrs. Jean M. Sapp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Semp Jessica Smith Mrs. Lisa Gail Novarro Mrs. Alvin Frederick Pauli Mrs. Robert N. Pollard, Jr. Ms. Sylvia Regelson Mrs. Rosemarie Rodrigues Mrs. Sabrina Sarcos Ms. Barbara F. Sesek Dr. and Mrs. Lindley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. November Mrs. Mary E. Pauli Dr. Wadim Polujektoff Ms. Diane G. Reid Ms. Connie L. Rodriguez Mrs. Leeanne Higgins Sarkees Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sesnowitz Ms. Marian K. Smith Mr. John B. Nowlin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Payne Mrs. Travis Poole Mr. and Mrs. Emmet K. Reid Ms. Evelyn S. Rodriquez Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Sartoris Comm. and Mrs. Stuart W. Settle, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. H. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Sylvia Nuchols Ms. Anne E. Pearce Mrs. Harvey G. Pope Mr. and Mrs. James G. Reid, Jr. Ms. Antoinette M. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. Sauer III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Seubert Mr. and Mrs. Norman G. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Nunez Mr. R. S. Pearce and Ms. Rebecca J. Lindsay Ms. Deidre Portwood Mrs. Malcolm Reid Ms. Bette T. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. G. Jacob Savage III Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Sexton Mrs. Peggy G. Smith Mr. John S. Oat and Ms. Monica Uhl Mr. and Mrs. John C. Pearl Miss Elizabeth Powell Mrs. Carmen S. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rogers Ms. Anne C. Savedge Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Sgro Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien Mr. Rick Pearman and Ms. Jenny Ballard Ms. Hilliard B. Powers Ms. Peggy K. Reinburg Ms. Katherine Rogers Carol Woods Sawyer in honor of John Ms. Jean M. Shackelford Mr. Robert Carrol Smith Mr. and Mrs. William B. Obrochta Mrs. Burrell Pearsall Ms. Lisa Powers Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Remick Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rohrbaugh Brealey Ms. Mary G. Shaia Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Smith Ms. Martha S. Oden Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Renger Mrs. Ann S. Rohrer Ms. Nancy S. Saylor Ms. Sandra T. Shamblin Mrs. Sherrill P. Smith Dr. and Mrs. John S. Oehler Edson S. Pederson and Sharon Larkins- Mr. Stewart B. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Rettinger Ms. Marian M. Roletter Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Scarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith Mrs. Helen O’Ferrall Pederson Mrs. Robert S. Preston, Jr. Ms. Nancy C. Reveley Mrs. Beth Ann Auel Romeo Mrs. Peter F. Schatzki Mrs. Mary Ann Sheehan Ms. Suzanne A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oggel Dr. John S. Peery and Dr. Barbara L. Ms. Audrey Price Mrs. Rosalind K. Revilock-Frost Ms. Ann E. Romer Mr. and Mrs. John Schauss Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sheldon Mr. Thomas E. Smith and Ms. Kim Jones Mr. John B. O’Grady Peery Ms. Ellen R. Price Mrs. Martha B. Rex Mr. Kent E. Romska Mr. Eric L. Schellenberger Mrs. Charlene J. Sheppe Mrs. Vilma L. Smith Mr. Carl D. O’Hallahan Mr. and Mrs. John Peffer Rev. Dr. Kathleen V. Price and Rev. Dr. Mr. Elbert T. Rexrode and Mrs. Margaret Ms. Bette L. Ronquest Mrs. Louis J. Schelter Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Smith Mrs. Pamela Oken-Wright Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Pelton Geoffrey Price T. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. William T. Roos Mrs. Gertrude G. Scheps Mrs. Charles W. Shields, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Smithers Dr. and Mrs. W. Levi Old, Jr. Ms. Marcia Penn and Mr. Leivy Smolar Mrs. Laura Bess Price Bev and David Reynolds Mrs. Rita I. Root Mr. Gilbert E. Schill, Jr. Mrs. John Thomas Shields Mr. and Mrs. James L. Smythe Mrs. Elisabeth Oldaker Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Peple Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Price Ms. Susan E. Reynolds Mr. Bill Roper and Ms. Louise Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schimmels Mrs. Pendleton M. Shiflett III Mr. and Mrs. Basil Snider, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth L. O’Leary Ms. Jane A. Perkins Mr. John C. Priddy Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Rorrer, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Schlatter and Mr. Anthony Ms. Carolyn R. Shine Ms. Gayle Soloe Mr. James L. Oliver Mr. Raymond L. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Prideaux Mrs. Inger Rice Mrs. Delia M. Rose B. Yanez Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Shirey Dr. Razel Solow Ms. Judith D. Oliver Mrs. Barbara B. Perry Mrs. Anne Y. Prince Ms. Laura A. Rice Mrs. Mary D. Rose Mr. Carl C. Schluter Mrs. Barbara S. Shocket Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Soltis Ms. Kathleen Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Perry Mrs. Anthea C. Proffitt Mrs. Lynda C. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schmieder Shockey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. W. David South Capt. Donald M. Olson Mr. John Mosby Perry Mrs. Virginia P. Provence Ms. Nancy O. Rice Dr. Claire M. Rosenbaum Mrs. Elma G. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shorter Mr. and Mrs. David A. Southworth Ms. Yvonne Kay Olson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Perry Mr. Edward Pruett and Dr. Ellen S. Pruett Mr. William D. Rice II Mrs. Joseph L. Rosenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Schneider Ms. Charleta F. Shorts Mr. John Spacek Ms. Patricia W. O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Perry, Jr. Teri and Tommy Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Richards Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rosenkrantz Ms. Stacia Schoeffler Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shugars Mr. Thomas E. Spahn Ms. Susan Opdycke Mr. Mark M. Person Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hayden Pryor, Jr. Ms. Louise C. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Rosenthal Mr. Rick Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Shumate Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Spain, Jr. Ms. Arlene Litton Opengart Mrs. Jacqueline Peters Mrs. Margaret G. Pryor Ms. Frances M. Richardson Ms. Fiona Ross Mr. H. Paul Scholte IV Ms. Susan Shumate Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spanel Dr. and Mrs. William M. Oppenhimer Ms. Patricia L. Peters Mrs. Mary T. Pryor Dr. Joann T. Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Gary S. Ross Mrs. Beverly S. Schools Mrs. Eva D. Sickal Mrs. Shirley J. Spangler Miss Shirley A. O’Quinn Mrs. Sarah Peters Mr. O. Ralph Puccinelli, Jr. Ms. Martha C. Richardson Mrs. Nancy E. Rosse Ms. Joan Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sieben Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sparrow Ms. Linda D. Orban Mrs. JoAnn Peterson Ms. Carolyn Pulley Pamela H. Richardson, M.D. Ms. Brenda Deane Rosseau Mr. Jack Schreiber Ms. Martha L. Sikes Mrs. Florence Spaulding Mrs. Jane M. Orgain Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Peterson Mrs. Martha B. Pulley Mrs. Virginia Y. Richardson Mrs. Barbara E. Rothenberg Mrs. Suzy Schreibfeder Ms. Karen B. Siler Ms. Julie Speasmaker Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Mr. and Mrs. John Pettengill Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradley Purcell Mr. and Mrs. William M. Richardson Mrs. William A. Rothenberg Dr. and Mrs. James R. Schroeder Mrs. Anne K. Silver Mr. David W. Speidell, Jr. Mrs. Katherine W. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Petterson Mrs. John B. Purcell Ms. Roxanna G. Rickman in memory of Mrs. Beverly R. Rothert Mr. and Mrs. L. Clifford Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Silver Ms. Carole Spence Mrs. Sandra E. Osborne Mrs. Phillip G. Pettit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Purcell, Jr. Margaret Sue Copenhaver Ms. Ruth H. Rothrock Dr. Harlan A. Schufeldt and Dr. Susan Taich Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. William T. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Hunter R. Pettus, Jr. Mrs. Charles R. Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Brick Rider Mrs. Patricia J. Rourk Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schultz Mr. James W. Simms Miss E. Norris Spencer Mrs. Edward H. Ould Mrs. Ada H. Pfeffer Mrs. Tracy L. Purvis Ms. Gail C. Ridgeway Miss B. Anne Rowe Dr. Andrew C. Schutrumpt Mr. Martin Simon Paul and Sharon Spofford Mr. and Mrs. John Outland Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Philbrick Paul H. Pusey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Riley Miss Anne Rowland Mr. Ryan P. Schwan and Ms. Sidney H. Mrs. Alice G. Simpkins Ms. Ellen E. Spong and Mr. A. C. Epps Mr. and Mrs. James C. Overacre Mr. and Mrs. John D. Philipkosky Ms. B. Joanne Pyle Mr. and Mrs. William J. Riley Ms. Carole D. Royall Newton Mr. and Mrs. William S. Simpson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Spraker Mrs. Elizabeth C. Overman Ms. Sandra L. Philipps Mrs. Lidia M. Quagliano Mrs. Marsha Ripplinger Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Roye Ms. Diana J. Schwanhausser Mrs. John L. Singleton Mrs. Claude V. Spratley III Mr. and Mrs. David Overstreet Arcadia D. Phillips Mrs. Pearl H. Quick Mrs. Dorothy H. Rippon Ms. Susan J. Rozamus Ms. Brenda Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. William E. Singleton Ms. Jennifer Sprinkel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Owens Ms. Julia E. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quigley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Roane, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rubin Kathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild Fund Mrs. Sarah P. Sink Ms. Joan R. Sprinkle Mrs. Margaret E. Ownby Mrs. Neil F. Phillips Mrs. Ruth Quillen Mr. David L. Roberts Ms. Nancy Butler Rudolph Mr. Gregg A. Scoggins Mrs. Jane A. Sinnenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Squire Mr. Thomas H. Oxenham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Phillips Ms. Margaret Radcliffe Mr. and Mrs. John Watts Roberts Ms. Elizabeth T. Ruehl Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Sirles Ms. Betty A. Stacy Rosewell Page III, Esq. Mrs. Eloise G. Piccolo Mrs. Nadia R. Rafey Ms. Joyce E. Roberts Nicholas and Monica Rumsey Ms. Constance A. Scott Jennifer and Geoff Sisk Mr. and Mrs. John R. Staelin Mr. and Mrs. Ram K. Pai Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Raikes Mr. and Mrs. Ken Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Russell Jr. Mrs. Frederic W. Scott Mrs. Diane A. Sisson Mr. Charlie Stallings Ms. Eve C. Painter Mrs. Carol Piersol Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rainer Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson III Mr. Jasper L. Russell Mr. and Mrs. George Cole Scott Dr. V. Shamin Sisson Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Stallings Ms. Jennifer A. Palmgren Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pilc Mrs. Charles J. Rainero Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Robertson Myra Russell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scott Mrs. Georgia C. Sivils Ms. Judith S. Stancil Mr. and Mrs. David P. Pangburn Mrs. Catherine A. Pinder Mrs. Darlene Ramsey Dr. and Mrs. John Mott Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Russler Mrs. Norman C. Scott Ms. Annielee M. Sizemore Mrs. Donna G. Stanford

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Mrs. Mary W. Staples Dr. and Mrs. E. Armistead Talman Mr. and Mrs. Dorin Todor Ms. Anna E. von Gehr Ms. Kathleen Y. Stark Mrs. Shirl R. Tandlich Mrs. Peter A. Tokarz Mr. Frank Von Richter Ms. Elizabeth L. Stauderman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tarasovic Ms. Deborah A. Tomlin Mrs. Edward von Walter Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Steele Mr. Roger M. Tarpy and Mrs. Jean E. Mrs. Christopher R. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vosbeck Mrs. Finola Steiner Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Vosteen Mrs. James C. Steinhoff Eva S. Tashjian-Brown, Esq. Ms. Catherine M. Toomey Mrs. George Vranian Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stelling Dr. Thad W. Tate, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Tormey Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stephens Mr. and Mrs. William S. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Towell Mrs. C. William Waechter, Jr. Ms. Judith S. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tatum Mrs. Grace H. Townes Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Wagner Mrs. Robert E. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Taubman Mr. and Mrs. James C. Townsend Ms. Rosemary E. Wagner Hon. and Mrs. Roscoe B. Stephenson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alvoston L. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner Ms. Emily S. Sterling Mrs. Candace S. Taylor Mr. Gordon R. Trapnell Mrs. Laura E. Waite and Mr. John Waite Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stettinius Mrs. Elizabeth L. Taylor Miss Mary H. Trapnell Mr. Randy Wakefield and Ms. Gwen P. Ms. Susan D. Stevens and Mr. Temple Cabell Mr. and Mrs. James M. Taylor Ms. Alice Trattner Newman Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson Stewart, Jr. Mrs. McKinney V. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Traub Mrs. Anne Pleasants Waldbauer Ms. Catherine L. Stewart Dr. Pamela G. Taylor and Mr. C. R. Mrs. Betse S. Trice Mrs. Betty T. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stewart, Jr. Solomon Dr. E. Randolph Trice Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Walker Ms. Jean H. Stewart Ms. Phyllis Allen Taylor Mr. William H. Truettner Ms. Katy Walker Ms. Nancy M. Stewart and Ms. Alice Corin Ms. Rebecca H. Taylor Mr. C. L. 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58 59 He Who Pays the Piper, Names the Tune, 2005, by Ryan McGinness (American, born 1972), car paint and acrylic Special Gifts silkscreened on board, 96 inches high by 60 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of The Fabergé Society, Honor Roll of Contributors VMFA, 2006.4).

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Fawns Playing, 1936, by Anna Hyatt Huntington (American, 1876–1973), cast aluminum, 41 3/4 inches high by 31 3/8 inches wide by 21 inches deep (Virginia Honor Roll of Contributors Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer, 2006.31).

Sally L. D. Todd given by Mr. and Mrs. Page Sutherland given by Katherine Oliver, Newsletter Gifts in Kind Memorials Mrs. Ann C. Artz Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Borton Officers of Rob Sievers, Corporate Sponsor Acorn Sign In memory of: Bryan Brothers, Inc. Muffy Feinour, Carson W. Johnson, Nena Adams Hazel Gresham Adams given by Charles G. Thalhimer given by The Collectors’ Circle Hon. and Mrs. John H. Hager Programs/Outreach Leslie Allyn Mr. William C. Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack K. Holland The Collectors’ Circle is a group of art Dr. Elizabeth L. O'Leary Melissa Mariner, Taddy Reh, Fielding Archer Dorothy Litzenburg Amato given by Dennis H. Via given by enthusiasts who joined together in 1959 Joshua Barber Ms. Carol Amato Westhampton Book Club Mrs. Joan V. Law to engage in connoirseurship and the Events/Hospitality Ben Barnes Sally Sloan Auman given by Carol Thurston Towell given by enjoyment of collecting and studying art Laurel Heydenberk, Laura Taylor, Volunteers Dr. Elizabeth L. O'Leary Immy Byrd, Historian/Photographer Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bauder Miss Peggy A. Grant Board of Governors of all periods. Nicole Baumann Annie Bell and Johnny Foster given by Dr. Woodie L. Tucker and Mrs. Neda B. Olivia Lenahan, Perrin DesPortes, Ms. Susan Boze Mr. Robert L. Foster Tucker given by The Council Michael David Whaley, President Members-at-Large Mr. David Bradley Dr. Jerome Beller given by Ms. Maxine Tucker Moore The purpose of The Council is to broaden Sally Cameron Harrison, Vice President Mr. Frederick R. Brandt Ms. Myra D. Beller Hugh Turner given by the influence of the Virginia Museum of Cheryl Gonzales Yancey, Vice President Mrs. Margrit M. Christ Melinda Buie Carol J. Brandt given by Fine Arts throughout the community by Dr. Henry Alexander Yancey, Vice President Earl A. Willis given by Advisory Board Joseph E. Burrough III Mr. Frederick R. Brandt supporting its activities and promoting Carol Brandt given by Mrs. Earl A. Willis Barbara Byrd its interests. Friends of Sporting Art Robin Caspari and Running Mare Studio Ms. Sylvia Regelson Constance C. Wirth given by This support group, honoring Paul Mellon’s Mr. Richard Cheek Irma Harris Browne given by Mr. William C. Wirth Officers and Board love of sporting art, was founded by Clos Pegasse Winery Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Banks Margaret S. Woodward given by OFFICERS enthusiasts from across the Commonwealth Dr. and Mrs. William M. Oppenhimer Ms. Jennifer Woodward Members of the Mrs. Branham Christison Pam Palmore (Mrs. Fred W., III), President to widen the appreciation of sporting art Richmond Chapter Links Inc. Dr. Herbert Claiborne Tina Stoneburner (Mrs. Lewis T.), Vice Friends of African & and culture through lectures, exhibitions, The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Mrs. and Mrs. J. Harwood Cochrane President and Program Committee Chairman Mrs. Saundra C. Rollins Honoraria African-American Art and special visits to public and private Crossroads Art Center Miffy Hall (Mrs. James H., Jr.), Recording Hon. John D. Butzner, Jr. given by In honor of: The Friends of African & African-American collections and exclusive travel. Mrs. B. Warwick Davenport The Douglas E. Albertson Family given by Secretary Dr. Arthur Engel Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Maxson, Jr. Art, established in 1995, is an arts interest Mrs. Margaret J. Schoenweiss Helen Redford, Corresponding Secretary John B. Adamy, Co-Chairman Cynthia Erdahl Mrs. Irine Champell given by and support group dedicated to promoting Marilyn Bevilaqua given by Joan Bark (Mrs. Frank H.), Treasurer and The Plains, Virginia Ms. Kristin Fellows Mrs. Bernice C. Smith and enhancing the Museum’s African and Mrs. Mary M. Wilkinson Finance Committee Chairman Charles Seilheimer, Jr., Co-Chairman Vaughan Garland Mr. Walter S. Robertson given by African-American art collections through Betsy Stevenson (Mrs. James M.), Past Orange, Virginia Mr. Sheldon Gosline Mr. and Mrs. William J. Armfield IV Tina Bonner given by various social and cultural events. President, Nominating Committee Chairman, William Abel-Smith Mr. Floyd D. Gottwald Jr. Margaret Sue Copenhaver given by Ms. Diane Settlage and VCAM/Region 7 Director Middleburg, Virginia Todd Hale Ms. Roxanna G. Rickman Bev Chamblin given by Saundra Rollins, President Dorothy Pauley (Mrs. Stanley F.), Museum Ms. Peggy Augustus Elizabeth Harper Mark Cox given by Mrs. Robert L. Galloway Rose Giles, Secretary Trustee Keswick, Virginia J. M. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Cox, Jr. Jenny Church given by Addie Pontiflet, Assistant Secretary William Backer Mr. John G. Huber Nancy David given by Elisabeth Shelton Gottwald given by Hugh L. Keyser given by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Branyon Levy Armwood The Herndon Foundation Kris Iden Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brakman Mrs. Suzanne C. Keyser Martha Orr Davenport given by Samuel Banks The Plains, Virginia Ginny Lee Gratz given by COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mary Nell Jackson Ms. Sallie E. Grant and Sarah Elizabeth (Bitsy) King given by Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Phyllis Booth Peter C. Bance Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gratz Jane Scott Chapin (Mrs. Lucious T.), Ms. Anne Jennings Mr. Anthony Russo Mr. and Mrs. L. Jack Hite Ms. Suzanne Whitman Shook Alex Bostic Goochland, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Huber Merle Douglas Watson Lee given by Sherrill Smith (Mrs. Julious P., Jr.), The Ms. C. Ivey Johnson, Jr. Hettie Laverge given by Shawn Eichman given by Philip Branch Mrs. Virginia Coleman Mrs. Cecilia S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Rawley H. Watson III Councillor Mr. Daniel S. Kalk Mrs. Martha O. Davenport Mrs. Susan K. French Bonnie Newman Davis Goochland, Virginia Elizabeth C. Morgan Norbert Hadapp given by Judy Binns (Mrs. Richard L.), Development Mr. Frans R. Kasteel Oneida Lester Valecenti given by Joan Elliott given by Ken Dye Paul Cronin Mary D. Nelson Mrs. Tricia Whitehorne and Decorations Aimee Koch Mr. Ron Lester and Dr. Barbara Lester Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Smith Ada Hill, PhD Rectorville, Virginia Nimrod Hall Summer Arts Program Richard D. Hansen given by Wyckie McClure (Mrs. William G.), Kuba Kuba John H. McDowell given by Barbara Felton given by Mrs. Eve Fout for Artists Mrs. Richard D. Hansen Docent Relations Janet Geldzahler Susan Leffler Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Fuess Middleburg, Virginia Ms. Clare B. Tilton Mrs. Irma Harris given by Mrs. Frances B. Raphael Faith Sartoris (Mrs. Laurens), Council Rondall James John and Martha Leone James P. McEntee given by Marvel Fielden given by Mary Jo Joseph Mrs. William Massey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walker Mrs. Sandra J. Simms Membership and VMFA Shop Management Richmond, Virginia Mrs. Caroline Y. Lindemann Ms. Cecelia C. McEntee Mr. and Mrs. Marvel L. Fielden Alvin Lester Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Williams, Jr. William H. Higgins, Jr. given by Francis Augustus Meyer given by Pheriby Henley (Mrs. Vernard W.), Dues Mrs. Randolph R. Rinehart Laura Kathryne Loe Anna Fischer given by Thelma McDavis Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Williams III Ms. Margery L. Adams Ms. Georgeanna M. Lyne Collection Charlottesville, Virginia Mrs. James R. Major Mrs. Jo Ann B. Myers Ann Oppenhimer Marjorie E. Davis given by Mrs. Virginia Lee R. Anderson Deborah Smith Miller given by Audrey Eggleston (Mrs. J. Morton, Jr.), Ms. Felica Warburg Rogan Emma Lou Martin Karl William Fugelso given by Napoleon Peoples, PhD Mrs. Sandra D. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. McGuire Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller, Jr. Betty Sue LePage (Mrs. Todd E.), New Charlottesville, Virginia Mr. and Mrs. John C. Maxwell William Francis Dillon, Jr. given by Dr. and Mrs. O. Christian Bredrup, Jr. Ms. MaryAnne Burkhart Member Recruitment and Orientation Bessida Cauthorne White Tom McCormack Rudolph and Roberta Miller given by Mrs. Patti St.Clair Ms. Carol Amato Mrs. John D. Butzner, Jr. Rachael M. Harvey given by Patsy Barr (Mrs. John L.), Holiday Open Kimberly Willis Ed Morris Ms. Marilyn M. Lewis Williamsburg, Virginia Matt Dillon given by Mr. and Mrs. Norwood H. Davis, Jr. Mrs. Dorline Davidson-Harvey and House Dennis Winston National Gallery of Art Library Her parents, and Herbert Minnis and Peter Winnants Mrs. Betty Ann Dillon Terrell and Elliott Harrigan Mr. Douglas E. Harvey Lisa Wood (Mrs. Frank A.), Pat Van Tuyle Chris Norris Elinor Underwood given by Middleburg, Virginia Cecilia Goodier Dominick given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hood Carol Jarratt given by (Mrs. Glenn C.), Lecture-Luncheon Mrs. J. Scott Osborne, Jr. Mrs. Edward L. Myers Mr. Robert L. Dominick Ms. Frances A. Lewis Wachovia Corporation Reservations Greg Osterhaus Pinkney Near given by Officers and D. Stephen Douglas given by Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt Holly Lester given by Kate Clary, Volunteer Placement and Services Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearsall Ms. Kathleen M. Morris Dr. Judith A. Douglas Ms. Rosemary K. Monahan Mr. Ron Lester and Dr. Barbara Lester Anne Grigg (Mrs. John E.), Sherrill Smith W. Baxter Perkinson Franklin Perdue given by Board Members of Josephine S. Ferguson given by Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn (Mrs. Julious P., Jr.) Hirschler Flowers Linda Reynolds Ms. Beverly Perdue Jennings Charles S. Luck III given by The Friends of Art Mrs. Cheryl F. Cross Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson III Mickey Svoboda (Mrs. Joseph R.), Library Richmond Time-Dispatch Chiswell Perkins given by The Friends of Art, established in 1986, Ann S. Garner given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. McClintock Deanna Brinkman (Mrs. Ramon M.), Travel Elizabeth Schoyer Mr. and Mrs. O. Kemp Dozier is made up of young adults dedicated Mrs. Phoebe F. Antrim Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. given by Ms. Anita H. Garland Betty Johannessen (Mrs. R. Lloyd), Visitor H. Jennings Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Thalhimer Margaret B. Poore given by to promoting the cultural, educational, Ms. Estelle M. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. James W. McGlothlin given by Services Keyhill Sheorn Ms. Frances E. Daniel Mrs. Christopher R. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Poore Mrs. Charles J. Rainero Wyckie McClure (Mrs. William G.), Judy fundraising, and social activities of the Mary Montague Sikes Dorothy Davis Moye Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coleman Toms Jean Paul Prideaux given by Mitchell Merling given by Binns (Mrs. Richard L.), Co-Chairmen, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Lanz Smith Mr. and Mrs. Terry Oggel Mrs. Granville G. Valentine, Jr. Ms. Gwynn C. Prideaux Edna Pleasants Polujektoff given by Hon. and Mrs. Whittington W. Clement Fine Arts & Flowers 2007 Gordon Stettinius Mr. Alex Sarratt Mr. William R. Walsh-Rogalski Branch Harper, President Sticky Rice Dr. Wadim Polujektoff Mary Morton Parsons given by Sandy Rusak, VMFA Council Liaison Ms. Margaret R. Westbrook Mr. Timothy L. Williamson Carson Johnson, President Elect Susan Stuller James V. Quagliano given by The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation Ruth Twiggs, VMFA Liaison to Shop Julian W. Garthright given by Mr. James M. Younger Whitney Forstner, Past President Mr. Richard Towell Mrs. Lidia M. Quagliano Hon. L. Ray Ashworth given by Management Committee Mrs. Elizabeth C. Thompson Leon N. Hoffman given by Lanz Smith, Secretary Ed Trask Joan Kerslake Ritchie given by Mr. Joseph F. Morrissette Dr. Robert P. Goodman given by Mrs. Edythe H. Hoffman Andy Shapiro, Treasurer Marius Valdes Rev. and Mrs. Gordon B. Davis Maggie Southwick given by Mrs. Denise Goodman Keil Barbara Borland Hunt given by Jon Campbell, Nominating Ann Walker Wilbur L. Skinner given by Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Curtis, Jr. Hon. Thomas C. Gordon given by Oak Lodge Foundation Margerite Daniels, Elaine Ryan, Robert Walz Mrs. W. L. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Spratley Gloucester Community Foundation Jane Spilman given by Membership Linda Wolitz Candy Materne Jones (Catherine) given by Dr. Henry S. Spencer given by Ms. Jennie L. Ussery and Mr. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell II Carrie Neiman, Public Mr. Frank E. Wood Mr. Delancy Jones Mrs. Henry S. Spencer Heywood Mr. and Mrs. Page H. Sutherland given by Relations/Communication Mr. and Mrs. James R. Aaron Lamar Whitmore, Invitations

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Contributions to the VMFA Fund support a FABERGÉ SOCIETY THE FELLOWS Andy and Ginny Lewis wide variety of programs and events including Mrs. Jeanette S. Lipman (Gifts of $7,500 - 9,999) (Gifts of $2,000–3,999) the Children’s Studio, the Library, conservation, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Little tours for children and adults, statewide outreach, An Anonymous Donor Three Anonymous Donors Charlie and True Luck Mrs. George E. Allen, Jr. student and artist fellowships, publications, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Allen Ms. Nancy Brennan Lund lectures, exhibitions, performances, and teacher Ms. Katherine G. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Leroy L. Anderson, Jr. Page and Adrian Luxmoore programs. In addition, these unrestricted funds Mrs. Robert M. Freeman Mrs. Hunter B. Andrews Dr. and Mrs. William W. Martin, Jr. may be used throughout the Museum wherever Mrs. Jerome T. Gans Mr. Roy Anise the need is greatest. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald Mr. Robert R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Mr. L. Ray Ashworth Suzanne and Vincent Mastracco Ms. Susan Pinchbeck Jefferson Mary Ballou Ballentine Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Maxson, Jr. VMFA FUND LEADERSHIP Ms. Jacqueline Badger Mars John S. and Patsy L. Barr William G. and Wycliffe G. McClure Mrs. James M. Stevenson, General Chairman Mrs. Paul Mellon Mrs. W. Gordon Binns Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller Mrs. Nelson L. St. Clair, Jr., Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Millard I. Binswanger, Jr. Mary and Nelson Melton Trustee/Director’s Division Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Millner III Dick and Velver Bishop Louis and Judi Mezzullo Mrs. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr., Chairman, Mrs. Henrietta J. Near Dr. John A. and Mrs. Mary Jane Board Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr. Individual Patrons Division Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips Jr. Dr. William Jackson Frable, Mrs. Omer L. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. O. Christian Bredrup, Jr. Mr. Craig A. Moon Hirst, Co-chairmen, Founders and Fabergé Society Ms. Toni A. Ritzenberg Mrs. Arthur S. Brinkley, Jr. Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn Mrs. Hugh V. White, Jr., Chairman, Miss Anne Rowland Mrs. Charles Lee Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd U. Noland, Jr. Director’s Circle Rosel and Elliot Schewel Lissy and Stewart Bryan Mr. Jack M. Parrish III Hon. and Mrs. John W. Snow Mr. Benjamin W. Rawles III, Chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Camp Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins Mrs. Carole M. Weinstein The Fellows Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Chenault, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Perry Ms. Jennifer L. Schooley, President Hon. Joseph R. Cobbe and Ms. Toy L. Hunter and Patsy Pettus Mr. William F. Loving, Chairman, DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Cobbe Gordon and Selina Rainey Corporate Division (Gifts of $4,000–7,499) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Collins Mrs. Isabel K. Randolph An Anonymous Donor Mr. and Mrs. James B. Crawford Miss Marika A. Rawles FOUNDERS Tiff and Kelly Armstrong Hon. and Mrs. Robert W. Daniel, Jr. Susan and Ben Rawles (Gifts of $10,000 and more) Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bunzl Mr. and Mrs. William M. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor Reveley III Dr. Elizabeth Ann Fisher and Dr. John Mr. and Mrs. William J. Davis Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds, Jr. Two Anonymous Donors Camp Hon. and Mrs. Alan A. Diamonstein Dick and Anne Riley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Allen Randolph and Lucy Church Hon. and Mrs. Joel T. Broyhill Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dietz Dr. Louise W. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burrus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Overton D. Dennis, Jr. Mrs. Zayde R. Dotts Mrs. Jacqueline S. Santucci Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell II Ms. Jo Anne Wade Draucker Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. Sauer III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Camp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mead Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. Leo J. Dunn Hon. and Mrs. Toy D. Savage, Jr. Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Harry Frazier Family Mrs. Edward C. Eisenhart Ranjit and Inge Sen John and Julia Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. Frischkorn III Mrs. James S. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sharp Mrs. Alan S. Donnahoe Mr. T. Fleetwood Garner Country Road, Amherst County, Virginia, 1941, by Elizabeth Nottingham (American, 1907–56), oil on canvas, 28 inches Mr. Joseph C. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Birch Douglass, III Lawrence and Freddie Gray high by 32 inches wide (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of H. Talmage Day, 2005.100). Dr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Funsten Dr. and Mrs. William Jackson Frable Mr. and Mrs. David R. Goode Ms. Patricia B. Sledge Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grandis Mr. and Mrs. Horace A. Gray III Mr. and Mrs. William Cabell Garbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank Smith, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Wasfi A. Atiyeh Susan and Willson Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Gambill Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Lansing Mrs. Nancy M. Hirst Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Griswold Janet and Jonathan Geldzahler Mr. John R. Staelin and Ms. Elizabeth L. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Knox Mrs. Bertie D. Heiner Frank and Susan Genovese F. Locke Capt. and Mrs. Robert B. Bergner Mr. and Mrs. E. Hatcher Crenshaw, Jr. Mrs. Vernon M. Geddy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. LePage Ms. Frances A. Lewis Anna L. and Thomas T. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Stratford Mr. and Mrs. William W. Berry Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cronly III Judith C. Gilman-Hines and R. Spencer Mr. Jerome N. Levine Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan Massey Mrs. Caroline Y. Lindemann Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gold Mr. and Mrs. William J. Strickland Lilli and William Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Crosby, Jr. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Lunger Mr. Robert Bruce Livy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Massey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Mrs. Judith S. Strickler Mrs. John D. Blair III Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Cutchins IV Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ginn III Granger and Anne Macfarlane Mr. and Mrs. James W. McGlothlin Mrs. R. Clifton Long Leslie and Suzanne Grandis Mr. and Mrs. Page H. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Boeve Rooz Dadabhoy Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gravitt Trudy and Madison Macon Mr. and Mrs. G. Gilmer Minor III Mr. William Blair Massey Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming Boggs Mrs. James B. Dalton, Jr. Hon. and Mrs. Elmon T. Gray Mrs. Frank C. Maloney III Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Osborne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McDonald Mrs. John Edward Grigg Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley Mrs. Samuel W. Newell, Jr. Ned and Essien Grossberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boinest Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Dalton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Grimsley Steve and Kathie Markel Mrs. James W. Rawles Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Osdene Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gumenick Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thompson, Sr. Page and Sandy Bond Mrs. Martha O. Davenport Mr. Garland D. Haddock Mrs. Marie N. Massey Mrs. William D. Redick Mr. and Mrs. John S. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Briscoe B. Guy Dr. Roger H. and Janet B. Tutton Mrs. A. Smith Bowman Robert and Sally Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Wirt H. Hatcher, Jr. Charles and Carter McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Myron H. Reinhart Robert and Jacquelyn Pogue Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. Hermanus N. Visser Mr. and Mrs. T. Nash Broaddus Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dilworth Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hatcher, Jr. Mrs. Alexandria R. McGrath Mrs. Fred G. Pollard Mrs. Grace E. Ritzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hanville Mrs. J. Harvie Wilkinson, Jr. Ms. Jane Brooke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Disharoon Mrs. Minnie C. Held Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Holmes McGuire, Jr. Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Pusey, Jr. Dr. John W. and Mrs. Carolyn Harbison Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Brown Miss Mary J. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Holder Mrs. Frederick W. Melin, Jr. Mrs. Carl W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pusey Dr. and Mrs. Louis S. Harris Nancy W. and George R. Woltz Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Spilman Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Reynolds III Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Brown, Jr. William F. and Phyllis K. Dominick George and Suzie Hoover Mr. Hyman Meyers Vernard W. Henley and Pheriby G. Henley Bucci and John Zeugner Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. St. Clair, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Buford Douglas and Lois Donald Carolyn Hsu-Bulcer and Rene Bulcer Mr. and Mrs. A. Stevens Miles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson III Mr. Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. Duncan and Ellen Buoyer Mr. and Mrs. O. Kemp Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Hyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McN. Millhiser Dr. Joseph R. Vilseck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Rogers, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Holladay, Jr. PATRONS Mrs. George W. Burton Mr. and Mrs. O. Witcher Dudley III Mrs. Edwin A. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Minor Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III Nancy and Raymond Hunt (Gifts of $1,000–1,999) Sean and Ladi Carr Mr. and Mrs. William E. Duke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Andrew Karo Thurston R. and Corell H. Moore Anna Lou and Bob Schaberg Mrs. L. Howard Jenkins, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. B. Noland Carter II Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Dye Mary Jo and Joseph C. Kearfott Abby W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Johnson Two Anonymous Donors Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Spalding, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Chasen Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Emroch Ms. Rosalie Harrison Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Dewey B. Morris Roxanna E. and Ralph C. Joynes Connie and Bill Abeloff Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Speight Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Estes Mrs. Anne W. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Marshall N. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. King Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall Acuff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Stern Mrs. Betty Sams Christian Mr. and Mrs. A. Hugh Ewing III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calvert King, Sr. Ms. Virginia M. Murphy Mrs. Eugene H. Kinnier Frances and Wilbur C. Allen Mr. Richard P. Stravitz Mr. and Mrs. John L. Clark Mrs. Kendrick D. Fetrow Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. King Robert and Beth Musick Jenny and Nick Taubman Don and Lyn Kocen Ms. Carol Amato Dr. and Mrs. William T. Clarke Ms. Jennifer G. Fidura Mr. and Mrs. Heyn Kjerulf Mr. and Mrs. John R. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Tilghman William K. Lamp and Jennifer Rice Mr. and Mrs. S. Wyndham Anderson Hon. and Mrs. Whittington W. Clement Karen K. Fisher and George Ceperich Mr. James W. Klaus Mr. Jason G. Noble Mr. and Mrs. Edward Villanueva Eugene M. Lawson and Scott W. Sterl Mr. and Mrs. Chris Andrews Dr. and Mrs. William Henry Cox Jacqueline R. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Klaus, Sr. Mrs. Charles E. Noell, Jr. Mary and Hugh White Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Lee Mr. and Mrs. William J. Armfield IV 64 65 Honor Roll of Contributors

Sara Belle and Neil November Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas West IV Ms. Betty S. Chui Ms. Sandra Kapur Cmdr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Settle, Jr. Jennifer and Russ Bencks Don and Jenna Mosman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. L. Dennis Odinov Mr. and Mrs. John W. West III Mrs. Susan Cocke Sandy and Stewart Kasen Mr. Michael C. Shepherd Ms. Stephanie Bertram Dr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Mullins, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Armstrong Dr. Heth Owen, Jr. Mr. Mark J. Whatford Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene Cooke Mr. and Mrs. A. James Kauffman Mrs. Ann W. Silverstein Ms. Amanda Letitia Binns Mr. Tayloe Negus Mr. and Mrs. William B. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Keesecker Mrs. John L. Singleton Ms. Karen K. Blair and Mr. Frank Hobbs John and Michelle Nestler Pamela G. and Fred W. Palmore Mrs. Thomas F. Wheeldon Dr. and Mrs. John B. Arnold Jack and Meg Crews Ms. Elizabeth Taylor Kemp Dr. and Mrs. C. Freeman Sleeper Ms. Mary Jane Bolling Ms. Dawn Pleasant Parker Mrs. Ann C. Artz Mrs. James M. Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wheeler, Jr. Miss Sally Elizabeth Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Klaus, Jr. Dr. Katherine L. Smallwood and Dr. Mrs. Myra H. Bowen Mr. John T. Poarch II Lisa Frye Ashe and Reid Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Patterson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Needham Bryan Whitfield Andrea Currier and Justin Currier Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kling Robert B. Gotts Dr. Henry A. Bowen Mr. John J. Rasmussen and Ms. Krittika Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pearsall Mr. James H. Willcox, Jr. Frances E. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Kremer Peter and Marjorie Smolka Mr. and Mrs. James N. Boyd Onsanit Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Atherton Mrs. Paul A. Pedersen, Sr. Ms. Charlotte Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joshua P. Darden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brockenbrough Lamb, Jr. Mr. Ira Spanierman Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Busch Mr. John Ravenal and Ms. Virginia Pye Mrs. Gail A. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. David L. Peebles Mr. William C. Wirth Mrs. Lee F. Davis Pat and Dianne Lawson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stevenson Mr. Marshall W. Butler, Jr. Susan and Ben Rawles Mrs. Tricia Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Petterson Miss Isabella G. Witt Steven and Ava Deal Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Lee III Lewis and Tina Stoneburner Dr. and Mrs. B. Boyden Clary III Sarah and Alexander Reeves Mr. and Mrs. James M. Atkinson Drs. Georgean and Mark deBlois Heloise B. and Jay J. Levit Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Strauss Ms. Sharon J. Cody Margaret and Sarge Reynolds Mrs. William L. Phillips Mrs. Robert Charles Woods Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Axselle, Jr. Mrs. John DeHart, Jr. Dorothy W. Lindley Tory and Ted Susac Mrs. Julia Bly Cole Bev and David Reynolds Ms. Kelly A. Pickerel Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Woodward, Jr. Dave and Sharon Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James L. Doherty Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Linhart Mrs. T. Brander Taliaferro Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Cooperman Ms. Carole Noland Roth Mrs. Muriel J. Bainbridge Mr. and Mrs. John Garland Pollard IV The Woodward Foundation Mrs. Margareta C. H. Douglas Ms. Georgeanna M. Lyne Madden Dr. and Mrs. E. Armistead Talman Ms. Kathleen Corbet and Mr. William Richard and Tricia Rubenstein Ms. Carol G. Baker Mrs. Robert S. Preston, Jr. Isaac and Susan Wornom Joni and Mark Dray Mrs. Frances Fisher Martin Mrs. Annabelle J. Taylor Corbet Patti Ryan Don and Nancy Baker Mrs. William C. Redd Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Wright Mrs. Lucinda Nash Dudley Mrs. Nathaniel M. Martin Michael and Kensett Teller Cyane B. Crump Laura Leigh and Jake Savage Mr. and Mrs. Kemper W. Baker Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr. Anne W. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. John M. McCaffrey Mrs. Barbara Thalhimer Ms. Lucy Damgard Ms. Nancy S. Saylor Robert and Cecile Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Remick Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wyatt IV Carol Dunham Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy Ms. Barbara Thalhimer and Mr. James H. Molly Dodge and Bruce Schaub Ms. Jennifer L. Schooley Ms. Page Edgerton Mr. Dan McDaniel Whiting Margaret and E. C. Eck Ms. Allesandra Schroeder Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Barrell Jean and Jim Remington Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wynne Rev. and Mrs. William F. Egelhoff Mary K. and John E. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thalhimer III Robert and Margaret Falconer Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schultz Dr. and Mrs. Francis E. Barrett Hon. and Mrs. Charles S. Robb Vance Zavela and Jean Schiro-Zavela Mrs. Carolyn V. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. John L. McElroy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thalhimer Ms. Elizabeth Farrar Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Huston Sgro Col. Raymond R. Barrows, Jr. Joyce Rosenbaum Mr. Bruce K. Evans and Ms. Wendy E. Ronald and Marsha Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Morton G. Thalhimer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Fitzgerald III Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Bartley Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Rosenthal CURATOR’S CIRCLE Wurlitzer Mrs. Donald G. Michels Mrs. Page G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Flohr, Jr. Jennifer and Geoff Sisk Mrs. Richard W. Barton Mrs. Welford S. Farmer Jeffrey and Heather Miller Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thomson III Dr. and Mrs. Merritt W. Foster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Slaughter Mr. Jasper L. Russell (Gifts of $500–999) Mr. and Mrs. John F. Batte, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ryan, Jr. Betsy and Bobby FauntLeRoy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller, Jr. Donna and Wade Thrift Mrs. Louise Gilbert Freeman Mrs. Elizabeth Smartt Three Anonymous Donors Martin C. and Ruthe R. Battestin Walter and Madelaine Ryland Ms. Barbara Felton Mrs. Charles H. Miller Mrs. Dorothy H. Tillery Tanya and Justin French Sarah Gibson Smith Joan D. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Ferranti Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Russell Moore Allen and Lenore Towne Mr. and Mrs. Victor Raymond Gaines Ms. Ivia J. Somerville and Ms. Janice Rodney F. and Elizabeth W. Beckwith Mrs. Wanda B. Saine Dr. Paul Achtemeier Laura Lee Fields Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Turbeville, Jr. Mr. Paul R. Gilding and Ms. Amy McNeil Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beebe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wellford L. Sanders, Jr. Mrs. Sherry Truesdell Andrews Gwen and Lyman Fisher Mrs. Elizabeth S. Morgan Gary and Robyn Tyer Marschean Rick and Ellie St. John David and Mary Alice Beeghly Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Satterfield III Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Apostle Mrs. Barbara H. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. James W. Morris III Mrs. Henry Magruder Tyler Ms. Katherine E. Goodpasture Ms. Elizabeth L. Stauderman Myra and Jerome Beller Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Satterfield III Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breckenridge Garland and Betsy Flippen Dr. Charlotte C. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine II Lawrence and Freddie Gray Mr. Chris R. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Bennett Arrington, Jr. Audrey B. Saupe Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Foss Mr. and Mrs. John D. Munford II Dr. Charles L. Vincent Suellen Gregory Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stutts Mrs. Jack K. Bentley Ms. Ann McCauley Askew Mr. Peter L. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. McN. Gates Dr. and Mrs. Walter K. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vosbeck Jill and Bill Gunter Mr. Adam R. Thalhimer Mrs. Mary M. Berkelhammer Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Bagley III Mrs. Frances Robertson Gill Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Kinloch Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Vosteen Woodley and Rob Habgood Mr. and Mrs. Stanton L. Thalhimer Mrs. Helene P. Schewel Carol S. and Henry Berling Mr. Alvin V. Baird, Jr. Mr. George T. Glenn Ms. Frances Scott Nichols Mr. and Mrs. L. Dudley Walker Suzanne Hall and Joseph Willis Nancy C. Thomas Michael Schewel and Priscilla Burbank Mr. and Mrs. William D. Baldwin Larry L. and Elizabeth W. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Nolan Janet and Mark Walker Branch Harper Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thornton Mrs. Ramona V. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schnell Hon. and Mrs. Gerald L. Baliles Robert and Elizabeth Gomperts Mrs. Frederick Nolting Mr. Marion M. Wall and Ms. Mary S. Terrell and Elliott Harrigan Mr. Jeremy Tickle Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Berry III Mr. H. Paul Scholte IV Ms. Clay Hofheimer Barr Robert E. and Marsha J. Goodman Mr. John B. Nowlin Johnson Ms. Catherine Haven Gayle and Bill Vail Martin and Jean Betts Mrs. W. H. Schwarzschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Barranger Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald, Jr. Julia R. Nunley, M.D. Kenneth and Elaine Walter Ms. Julia T. Henley Deborah and Thomas Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bingley, Jr. Susie and Buford Scott Drs. J. T. and M. L. Bayliss Susan and Michael Gracik Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall Orr III Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle S. Walters Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hewitt Mr. Peter McConnell Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Bisger Mr. and Mrs. FitzGerald Bemiss Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Willie O. Grubb Mrs. Kenneth G. Pankey Mrs. Edward W. Ware, Jr. Katherine and Jim Hill Caroline T. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Blake Mr. and Mrs. David R. Beran Jerry and Mary Rita Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell F. Haddon Mr. and Mrs. F. Troost Parker Dr. and Mrs. H. Hudnall Ware III Sandi Holleran Veronika and Pierce Walmsley Mr. Willy J. Blanchet Mr. Donald A. Best Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey II Mr. and Mrs. David A. Pastor Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Horton Mr. Byron E. Wampler Mrs. John Thomas Shields Bev and Don Bley Nadia P. Blanchet, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Harlan Edson S. Pederson and Sharon Larkins- Mr. and Mrs. James S. Watkinson Ms. Catherine H. Hossack Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wayland Mrs. Barbara P. Bliley Mrs. Jane A. Sinnenberg Jack Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Harrell Pederson Mr. and Mrs. Hill B. Wellford, Jr. Ms. Sandra R. Howells Diane F. Weakley Mrs. Frederick B. Sitterding III Dr. and Mrs. Alston W. Blount, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Austin B. Harrelson H. Brian and Mary Ann W. Peppiatt Mr. Walter B. Whiting Ms. Brenda L. Hubbard Ms. Jennifer Whitney Mr. J. K. Bohannan Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Stargardt Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Booker Oscar and Sandra Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Perrin Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Wick III Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. Peter T. Wilbanks Max and Carol Bohnstedt Mr. Harry G. Steele Drs. Bruce W. and Cassianne S. Booth Ms. Cameron M. Harris Chris and Patti Perry Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wilkinson, Jr. Ms. Gretchen Japhet Mr. Thomas W. Williamson, Jr. Mrs. Joy Hull Bolte Dennis and Carla Bowman Pearl N. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Heltzer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Keith Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Willard III Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Johnson Ms. Tish Willis Mrs. Thomas O. Bondurant, Sr. Mrs. C. Paul Boyan Ms. M. Jo Hendley Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Pontynen Claire and Chris Williams Ms. Diana Jordan Ms. Cynthia G. Wilson Mrs. Joanne Stoddard Charles and Betty Borton Mrs. Joe Anne F. Brabham Ms. Dorothy J. Higbee Mrs. Travis W. Poole Georgia and Dan Williams Anjali and Atul Kamra Mr. C. S. Brent Winn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Borzelleca Robert and Cynthia Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Read Branch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Maury Hill Mrs. Robert H. Pratt Marshall and Stevie Wishnack Mrs. Kay D. Kaufman Lorna and Randy Wyckoff Dr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Bosher, Jr. Mr. Richard L. Summers Anne and Evans Brasfield Mrs. Gloria M. Hintz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Price Andrew and Cheryl Wood Ms. Emily R. H. Kinnier Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Sutton Mr. Jerry D. Browder Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hirschler Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quirk Ms. Mary Denny Wray Mr. Keith Kissee Gifts under $500 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bradshaw, Jr. Shantaram and Sunita Talegaonkar Mrs. Alexander G. Brown III Dr. Jacquelyn P. Hogge Mr. George M. Richards Ms. Evangeline Yoder Jo Kittner Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bragdon Fred T. and Rodney P. Tattersall Warner and Debora Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Preston T. Holmes Boyd S. and Dianne E. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Young Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Kocen Six Anonymous Donors Larry and Katy Brydon Ms. Carolyn R. Brandt Claiborne and Anne Terry Hon. and Mrs. A. Linwood Holton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Richardson Robert and Martha Younger Dr. Susan Leffler Mr. and Mrs. James R. Aaron Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Bryson Dr. Rita C. Hubbard and Mr. R. George Frances and David Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lowsley-Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Abbott Renate and Richard Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bugg, Jr. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Rider Mrs. Gale Kinnier Martin Bob and Sue Acri Jeff and Angie Branyon Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ukrop Elizabeth and Martin Burke CANVAS Ms. Rochelle A. Hunt Mr. Walter S. Robertson, Jr. Ms. Margaret M. McElroy Mrs. John B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brayley Mr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Dr. and Mrs. John F. Butterworth III (Gifts of $150–300) John A. Hyman and Betty C. Leviner Mrs. Ralph G. Roop Dr. Anne H. McElroy and Mr. John L. Mr. William C. Adams, Jr. Robin A. Brewster and Victor A. Smith Mell and Linda Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. George E. Calvert, Jr. John W. Iobst and Suzann Thomas Ms. Carole Noland Roth McElroy III Willoughby Adams Robert and Carol Adelaar Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Porter Vaughan III Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cassanos Julian and Bettie Jacobs Dr. and Mrs. Frank S. Royal Dr. and Mrs. Read F. McGehee III Dr. John M. Alexander and Ms. Helen F. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Agee III Mrs. Frances B. Brooke Ms. Tina A. Walls Mary H. Causey Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Leon I. Salomon Inconstanti Ms. Sarah A. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. Ms. Rebecca R. Alberti Edwin and Nancy Brooks Mr. and Mrs. S. Pierce Walmsley IV Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Savedge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm C. Alfriend II Ms. Karen T. Meadows Miss Ethel R. Chrisman Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Schaaf III Dr. William F. Milam Mr. and Mrs. John F. Alexander Mrs. Ilia D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Watson, Jr. Ms. Nancilee Alley Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Christian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cary Johnston, Jr. Richard and Barbara Schieken Ms. Teri C. Miles Mr. and Mrs. James F. Anderson Mrs. Joseph C. Brown Nancy F. Weir Mr. Roy Amise Mrs. John W. Christian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jones III Mr. Carl C. Schluter Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Miller III Carol Angle Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wells III Mrs. R. Colston Christian Mr. and Mrs. Catesby B. Jones Ellery and Robin Sedgwick Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Becker Richard and Mollie Mitchell Mrs. Ralph E. Antell Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Brydon

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Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bucklen Mrs. Dianne H. Carson Mrs. Betty D. Clark Prof. and Mrs. William Constable Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Foss Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Hazelgrove Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kowalski Ms. Kathleen M. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Buehler III Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Clark, Jr. Mrs. Judith G. Cooke Mr. Robert L. Foster Mrs. Dorothy D. Helfrich Dr. Timothy A. Kuhn Mr. Joseph F. Morrissette Joseph R. and Rosemary H. Buettner Sharon and Tony Casale Mr. and Mrs. Miles H. Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Taylor R. Copping, Sr. Marjorie N. Fowlkes Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hewitt Ms. Martha J. Kump Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Moseley Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth Bugg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Casey Ms. Doris F. Clements Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Corbett III Charles K. and May H. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Laing Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Moss, Jr. Ms. MaryAnne Burkhart Dr. Robert P. Castellucci and Ms. Judy L. Lt. Comm. and Mrs. William J. Clock Melissa R. Phillips and James H. Cottrell Ms. Mary Carter Frackelton Mary Willson Hilliard Andrea Lantz Mr. Thomas L. Mountcastle Mrs. Anne D. Butler Brannen Dr. Annie R. Coffey and Mr. L. Bruce Patricia Coukos-Polley Mr. Gordon G. Fralin Mr. and Mrs. L. Jack Hite Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Large Dr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Mullins, Jr. Dr. Roscoe W. Byrd, Jr. Mrs. Tony W. Cerk Coffey Mr. and Mrs. James E. Covington, Jr. Mr. Mac Frazer Mary Hixon M. Hannah Lauck and Jay F. Wood Ms. Empsy M. Munden Mrs. Susan Campbell Robert and Sharon Chiang Mrs. Lucy Coggin Mrs. Solveig Cox Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Frederick Mrs. Juliana Hodapp Mrs. Ann R. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Munford III Caley Cantrell Mr. C. Rick Chittum Timothy Coggins and Hazel Johnson Melanie and Guy Crittenden Dr. Suzanne H. Freeman Mrs. Edythe H. Hoffman Mrs. Joan V. Law Mr. Joe Murillo and Ms. Caroline Orlando Mrs. Patricia Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Christian Mr. Richard E. Cole Ms. Winifred E. Crockett Mrs. Susan K. French Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hoggard, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth A. Lawder Charles E. and Jo Ann B. Myers Ms. Anne Carney Mrs. William G. Christian Mrs. Custis L. Coleman Ms. Barbara Crosby Mr. and Mrs. Barry Frere Leonard and Anita Hollander Dr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence, Jr. Mrs. Edward L. Myers Mr. James J. Carrington Ms. Patricia H. Clancy Mrs. Mimi Rainero Coles Mrs. Catherine S. Cross Dr. and Mrs. Jack Freund David and Jean Holman Margaret V. Lechner Jack F. and Nylce P. Myers Mrs. Cheryl F. Cross Mr. and Mrs. C. Herbert Funk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hood Ms. Marilyn M. Lewis Ms. Carol S. Nance Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cross, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis E. Galanti Mrs. Gunes Hopson Ms. Barbara S. Lindsay Mrs. Caroline H. Neal Mrs. Gale Lee Crowder Dr. Joseph S. Galeski III Marion and Guy Horsley Miss Virginia S. Lipford Ms. Jane W. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cunningham III Capt. and Mrs. Richard E. Galloway Mrs. Patricia S. Howell Susan Lofquist Mr. and Mrs. William W. Nelson Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William D. Curry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Galloway Mrs. George C. Howell, Jr. Mrs. Joan Losen Mrs. Nelson C. Noland Dr. and Mrs. William L. Curry Ms. Anita H. Garland Mrs. Arthur M. Hungerford, Jr. Mrs. Betty W. Loving Dr. and Mrs. William L. Nufer Rick and Vikki Curtis Mr. and Mrs. G. Waddy Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hunt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lucas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. O'Brien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Cutchins IV Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Garrett Mrs. Ginevra M. Hunter Guy and Jane Lucas Ms. Marlene D. O'Dair Dr. Charles L. Cuttino and Dr. Anne C. Mrs. Rose Gazala Kay Hunter Dr. Velimir A. C. Luketic Terry and Linda Oggel Adams Dr. James M. George Mrs. Serena J. Hunter Mrs. Constance B. Maass Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ohanesian Susan and John Davenport Mr. and Mrs. William B. George, Jr. Mrs. Charles K. Hutchens III Ms. Amanda T. Macaulay Joyce and Jerry Olson Mrs. Dorline Davidson-Harvey Mrs. Ross S. Gibson Mrs. Irene C. D. Hutton Betsy MacCorkle Mr. and Mrs. William T. Osborne Ms. Ann J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Gideon, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte G. Ivey Ms. Melissa K. MacVeigh Mrs. Willard C. Osburn Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Davis Gary and Anne Gillon Mr. Michael G. Jackman Ms. Deanna M. Maneker Mr. Sam Ozeck Rev. and Mrs. Gordon B. Davis Ms. Judith W. Gleach Dr. Caroline Goode Jackson Ms. Nena Manoylovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Paca Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Dawes Dr. Eugene Glock Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Jackson Walter and Bessie Manz Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Padgett Mrs. Manette M. Dayton Raymond F. and Joyce M. Glover Mrs. Ronne T. Jacobs Mr. Edward K. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Page Ms. Sheree L. Dean Courtenay Gordon Mrs. Nancy C. Jandl Dr. V. H. Marshall and Mrs. Evelyn G. Mrs. Lila W. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. deButts Mrs. Thomas Gorham, Jr. Shelly and Murray Janus Marshall Mrs. Sarah D. Palmer Robert and Janet DeLaney Mrs. Robert E. Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Peyton G. Jefferson, Jr. Mrs. Ann M. Martin Dr. and Mrs. F. Lawson Pankey Mrs. Lucy B. del Cardayre Miss Peggy A. Grant Mrs. Wilbur Lee Jenkins, Jr. Ms. Sarah Kathryn Masters Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Parker III Lois and Larry Denison Steve and Lainie Gratz Ms. Beverly Perdue Jennings Mr. Michael W. Maupin and Ms. Virginia Ms. Phyllis F. Parks Ms. Jean Dickens Mrs. Gayle W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. R. Lloyd Johannessen Powell Mrs. Rebecca B. Parrish Ms. Lucille H. Digges Dr. Susan Blair Green David and Celia Jolley Dr. James T. May and Dr. Linda T. May Mary A. Parsley Mrs. Betty Ann Dillon Mrs. Barbara K. Greenberg Mr. Delancy Jones Mrs. Ruth K. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Perry, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Dominick Mr. and Mrs. Garth E. Griffith Don Jones and Jody Armstrong-Jones Dr. Sue McCoy Cynthia Bibb Peszka and Stanley A. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donachy Mrs. R. Stuart Grizzard Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Jones Mrs. Anne F. McCutcheon Peszka Dr. Judith A. Douglas David W. and Carolyn P. Grow Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Jones Mrs. Ethel M. McDaniel Barbara and Jim Peters Mrs. Cary Tilton Doyle John and Laura Guerrant Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jones Dr. and Mrs. James L. McDaniel Philip Morris USA Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Drozeski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Morton B. Gulak Mrs. William R. Jones, Jr. Ms. Jennifer McEnery Ms. Sandra L. Philipps Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Drumm Mrs. Mary F. Guthrie Mrs. Adelaide Joyce Ms. Cecelia C. McEntee Ms. Joanne M. Phillips Dr. Charles S. Drummond, Jr. Mrs. Virginia O. Hall Mr. and Mrs. William O. Kafes Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Phillips Mrs. Elizabeth P. Dudley Ms. Maria L. Halliday Mrs. Shirley A. Kahan Dr. and Mrs. John H. McGrath Merrill and Patricia Plaisted Clarence and Janet Dunn Ms. Jane U. Hamilton Frances W. Kay Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard McLarin Gail and Jim Plotkin Drs. Harold and Nancy Dunn Merelyn Davis Hammett Mrs. Elizabeth K. Kearfott Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. McPhillips Anne and Andy Poarch Mr. Donald L. DuVall Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hand Mrs. Louise Kegley Mrs. Edwin B. Meade, Jr. Mrs. C. Hope Poindexter Mrs. William E. Dvorak Mrs. Frances G. Hardaway Ms. Ann T. Keifer Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Meadows Ms. Rose Crystal Polatty Mrs. Elizabeth C. Eddowes Dr. and Mrs. William T. Hark Mrs. Denise Goodman Keil Dr. and Mrs. Harry L. Mears, Jr. Mrs. Thomas N. Pollard, Jr. Audrey and Morton Eggleston Dr. and Mrs. James S. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keith Dr. Manuel D. Mendez Dr. Wadim Polujektoff Fred and Mary Elizabeth Ellis John Benjamin Harris Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kelley Claudia W. Merritt Mrs. Mary Julia Pomfrey Mrs. Jessie L. Ellis Oscar and Sandra Harris Frances and Al Kemper Ms. Teri C. Miles Kenneth W. and Ann H. Poore Barbara J. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Harris Dr. R. Harris Kesler Mrs. Burnett Miller III Vernon and Margaret Potter Mrs. Herman W. Farber Mrs. Sandra D. Harrison Mrs. Suzanne C. Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Miller Mr. C. Richard Powers Mrs. H. Gordon Fauntleroy Mrs. Sarah S. Harrison Leslie Kiehl Mrs. Susan R. Miller Nancie Cornell Price Jeff Feix Ms. Barbara L. Hartung Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Kincheloe Mrs. Carolyn M. Milmoe Gwynn C. Prideaux Mrs. Erma Jo Lane Fielden Mr. James A. Harvey Mr. John M. King Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mitchell, Jr. Ruth Prideaux Ms. Laura P. Finch and Mr. Brian Cassel Mrs. Garland Harwood, Jr. Manown and Margaret Kisor Mrs. Brenda C. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. John S. Prince Mrs. Marydel C. Flint Mary L. Harwood T. Kitts Mr. Robert L. Montague III Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Pryor, Jr. La Grand Bergère (The Great Shepherdess), 1862, by Jean François Millet (French, 1814–75), etching George D. and D. Margaret Ford Mrs. Elizabeth P. Haslam Theresa Kitts Mrs. John F. Moore Gene and Harriet Puckett printed in brownish-black ink on ivory-colored laid paper, 17 5/8 inches high by 12 inches wide Ms. Susan Jefferson Ford Mrs. Elizabeth Haviland Mr. Andrew Koebler Mr. and Mrs. T. Justin Moore III Ms. Anne C. Pugh (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Gift of Wachovia Corporation in honor of Carol Jarratt, 2005.82). Dr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Formica Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppard Haw III Rear Adm. and Mrs. Leland S. Kollmorgen Mr. and Mrs. William K. Moriarty Mrs. Lidia M. Quagliano

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Radcliffe Gerry R. Smith Mrs. Betty B. Vigour Foundations and Corporate Patrons CORPORATE PATRON CORPORATE CONTRIBUTOR Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Randazzo Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Smith Ms. Anne E. Voss (Gifts of $1,000-1,999) (Gifts of $200-499) Mrs. Frances B. Raphael James and Elizabeth Smylie Mrs. Elizabeth Walcot Organizations CORPORATE BENEFACTOR Mrs. Delphine V. Raquet Ms. Susan A. Snapp Capt. William E. Wallace The Ayco Charitable Foundation (Gifts of $10,000 and more) Affinion Loyalty Group Ford Steel Service, Inc. Albemarle Corporation Mrs. Robert F. Raymond Mrs. Thomas P. Snellings Mrs. Marie H. Walton Binswanger Glass Foundation Carpenter Co. Grace Street Residential Design Systems Ms. Helen G. Redford Ms. Margaret A. Snyder Dr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wampler Shirley and Cabell Brand Charitable Lead Circuit City Foundation Alfa Laval Inc. Moore Loans, Inc. Mrs. Carter L. Refo Ms. Linda Southworth Ms. Elizabeth S. Ware Trust Code X Inc. Altadis U.S.A., Inc. Morris Tile Distributors Ms. Sylvia Regelson Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Spain, Jr. Mrs. Patricia C. Ware T. Nash Broaddus Charitable Lead Genworth Financial Atlantic Capital Management, LLC TLA, Inc. Ms. Nancy C. Reveley Mr. and Mrs. J. William Speegle John Warkentin Unitrust Philip Morris USA Bar Association of Richmond The Wills Financial Group, Inc. Burford Leimenstoll Foundation Mr. George M. Richards Mr. David W. Speidell Jr. Mrs. Paula B. Watkins Richmond Times-Dispatch Blackwood Development Company Margaret B. Burruss Charitable Trust SunTrust Bank, Mid-Atlantic Bon Secours Richmond Health System George Riegel Mrs. Henry S. Spencer Mrs. Frank W. Watson Camp Foundation MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Ms. Hilde Rissel Col. and Mrs. F. Paul Spera Merideth Ann Watson SunTrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation The Brink’s Company Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation Wachovia Corporation Capital Interior Contractors, Inc. AIG Matching Grants Program Ed and Alice Rivas Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Spitler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Watts II The Capa Foundation Wachovia Securities Chesapeake Corporation Altria Group, Inc. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Robbins Sharon and Paul Spofford Chris Webb Charlottesville Area Community The Colony Group Bank of America Foundation Mrs. Helen T. Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Squire, Sr. Elizabeth Webb Foundation CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Flexicell, Inc. The Brink’s Company Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson III Mr. Arthur M. Squires Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Wehrly Randolph and Lucy Church Charitable Chevron Matching Gift Program Trust (Gifts of $5,000-9,999) Glave & Holmes Associates Miss Louise A. Robinson Mrs. Mary L. Stagg Bill and Jane Weirich Chubb & Son Matching Gift Program The Clovelly Foundation Godsey & Gibb Associates Ms. Elizabeth J. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stark Dr. and Mrs. Paul Weisz-Carrington Acorn Sign Circuit City Foundation Cochran Family Foundation Harris Williams & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rodgerson Paula Brown-Steedly and John Steedly Mrs. Dorothy S. Welch Cape Fear Publishing Company, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company The Community Foundation of Richmond Hecht’s Ms. Marian M. Roletter Nancy and Robert Stelling Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Wellons, Jr. Christie’s James Center/Trammell Crow CSX Corporation and Central Virginia Dominion Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Romeo Katie and Kevin Stiffler Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Wendin, Jr. Overton and Katharine Dennis Fund The Jefferson Hotel Deluxe Corporation Foundation Mr. Thomas W. Rorrer III Marion Stokes Mr. David M. West Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Dominion Foundation Elmwood Fund, Inc. Franklin Federal Savings & Loan Kjellstrom and Lee Inc. Mrs. Anne T. Rose Capt. and Mrs. William F. Story Dr. and Mrs. Norman E. West, Jr. ExxonMobil Foundation Estes Foundation Association KPMG LLP John A. and Brenda S. Rosecrans Ms. Meredith L. Strange-Boston Ms. Ruth K. West Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Community Bancshares, Inc. Hilb Rogal & Hobbs La Voz Hispana de Virginia magazine Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Rowe Mrs. M. L. Strause, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wetlaufer, Sr. Fife Family Foundation, Inc. C. B. Fleet Company Hunton & Williams Long & Foster Miriam Kemp Frischkorn Charitable Lead Ms. Susan J. Rozamus Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Strickler, Jr. John and Ingrid Whaley McGuireWoods, LLP Martin Marietta Aggregates GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Unitrust Mr. Jim Rucker Mr. Alan C. Stringer Ms. Virginia Lee White Media General Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia Gray Holdings, LLC Harry and Harriet Grandis Family Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Ruffin III Mrs. Frank H. Stringfellow Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White Jr. Universal Leaf Tobacco Company Noland Company Guidant Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Russell Jr. Bishop Walter Sullivan Kevin and Tricia Whitehorne Page Bond Gallery IBM Corporation-Matching Grants The Elizabeth Ireland Graves Foundation Mr. John F. Saelens Col. Robert E. Sullivan Ms. Laura L. Wilborn Program Hamilton Family Foundation EXECUTIVE Paramount’s Kings Dominion Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Sanger Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Supple Dr. and Mrs. Morton C. Wilhelm RECO Industries LandAmerica Foundation Heart Sing Foundation CORPORATE PATRON Michael and Valerie Sanson Marcia C. Tallman Ms. Stiles Wilkins The Hirschler Foundation Scott & Stringfellow, Inc. Markel Corporation Mrs. Jean M. Sapp Mr. and Mrs. William S. Tate Dr. and Mrs. Armistead M. Williams Robert L. Huffines, Jr. Foundation (Gifts of $2,000-4,999) Silver Spoon Enterprises, Inc. Merrill Lynch Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Sartoris Diane K. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Carrington Williams, Jr. INRA Foundation Bank of America Thalhimer/Cushman & Wakefield NCR Foundation Mrs. Margaret J. Schoenweiss Mrs. Linda P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Williams, Jr. Ivor Foundation C. Kenneth and Dianne Wright Tredegar Corporation Norfolk Southern Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James R. Schroeder Ms. Sara Lee Thacker Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Williams, Jr. Lewis Unitrust Foundation Ukrop’s Super Markets/First Market Bank The Linhart Foundation Pfizer Foundation Miss Audrey M. Schumann Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thalhimer Mrs. Jane D. Williams CarMax, Inc. Williams Mullen Massey Foundation Philip Morris USA Mr. and Mrs. R. Strother Scott Ms. Margaret J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Willis Davenport & Company LLC World Access Service Corporation McGue Millhiser Family Trust SBC Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Sease, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Thompson, Jr. Mrs. Earl A. Willis HBO Wyeth Consumer Healthcare The Micawber Foundation SunTrust Mid-Atlantic Foundation Irvin and Linda Seeman Mr. Southey E. Thompson Ms. Judith W. Willis Luck Stone Foundation, Inc. Florence S. Patton Foundation Universal Leaf Foundation Mrs. Jane W. Sellers Sandra and Charles Thorborg Jeff and Pam Wilson Markel Corporation CORPORATE SPONSORS Pauley Family Foundation The Wachovia Foundation, Inc. Ms. Diane Settlage Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Wilson Paul H. Pusey Foundation The Martin Agency (Gifts of $500-999) Lee and Sue Sheaffer Mrs. Louise L. Toms Hon. and Mrs. William L. Wimbish Richmond Jewish Foundation Montag & Caldwell, Inc. Ram and Shobha Shenoy Mr. Scott M. Toolson Mrs. Dorothy T. Winfree Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving N. B. Handy Company “K” Line America, Inc. Hiroshi and Kazumi Shima Ms. Jeri Anne Townley Mr. and Mrs. Raol A. Wolf Susan Bailey and Sidney Buford Scott NewMarket Corporation Lee Construction Consultants, LLC Suzanne Whitman Shook Bill Trainer Ms. Jennifer Woodward Endowment Trust The Shockey Companies Mitchell, Wiggins & Company, LLP Mrs. Sandra J. Simms Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Triano Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Woodward Sedgwick Family Charitable Trust VAMAC Incorporated Old Dominion Electric Cooperative Mr. and Mrs. A. Fletcher Sisk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Troxell Mrs. Joe Harris Woody Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Owens & Minor, Inc. Mrs. W. L. Skinner Mr. C. Wayne Tucker Mr. David M. Word Robert H. and Jane Bassett Spilman RMI Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Slaughter Mrs. Ruth E. Turner Miss Elizabeth Lee Wright Robert Rentz Interiors, Inc. The 2005– 06 Honor Roll of Contributors, Tilghman Family Foundation WWBT-12 Mr. and Mrs. George O. Sledge Ms. Jennie L. Ussery Susan Youngs United Way of New York City prepared by the Virginia Museum of Mrs. Zula M. Slusser Nicholas P. and Margaret P. Valdrighi Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Zacharias Vanguard Charitable Endowment Fine Arts Foundation staff, represents Mrs. Bernice C. Smith Mrs. J. H. Vanlandingham III Dr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Zfass Program contributions and pledges received Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Van Tuyle Morton G. and Nancy P. Thalhimer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith, Jr. Craig and Suzi Via Foundation between July 1, 2005, and June 30, 2006. William B. Thalhimer, Jr. and Family Care has been taken to ensure the accu- Foundation racy of the list. If, however, there should J. Harvie Wilkinson Charitable Trust Woman’s Club of Powhatan County, Inc. be an omission or error, we express our The J. V. Schiro Zavela Foundation sincere regret and ask that you bring it to our attention. Please write to the Foundation or phone 804.340.1515.

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The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts depends on the invaluable time DOCENT COMMITTEE TEACHERS ADVISORY COUNCIL Statement of Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation and talents of its volunteers to support Museum staff and program Debra Stoss, Chairman Anna Mae Bowman Operating Revenues and Expenditures Support to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and results of fund-raising activities activities, serving the Museum visitors and the community. More Karen Palen, Co-chairman Robb Cambisios Cheryl Lage, Secretary Helen Cherry The following comparative list summarizes the Museum’s operating The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation exists to support the activities than 1,500 volunteers contributed in excess of 27,300 hours from Ronda Dandliker, Tour of the Month Diana Davenport revenues and expenditures, including specific transfers from the of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and to manage assets held in trust. July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006. This represents $500,000 Coordinator Lynda Dunnigan Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation, and excludes art purchases. That support includes transfers to the Museum and direct expenditures in volunteer support based on the hourly value of volunteer time, Sharon Smith, Gayle Walton, Hospitality Patricia Fairley Commonwealth funds are not expended for art purchases. from the Foundation made to further the mission of the Museum. and Recognition Coordinators Lin Ferrell as published annually by the Independent Sector. Carolyn Brandt, Douglas D’urso, Docent Pat Franklin The complete financial records of the Museum are periodically The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation is audited annually by the Exchange Coordinators Cherry Gardner audited by the Auditor of Public Accounts. Opinions on recent firm of KPMG. It was the auditors’ opinion that the financial statements Betsy MacCorkle, Chau Truong, Trip Brenda Giannini audits were without qualification. The 2005-06 audited figures present fairly, in all material respects, the results of the Foundation’s opera- will appear in the 2006-07 Annual Report. tions and are in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. Donated Coordinators Kathy Hoppe TRUSTEES & FOUNDATION Volunteers Hours Adele Van Divender, Docent Update Editor Sue Kurfees Fiscal Years (In Thousands) 2005–06 2004– 05 2005–06 2004–05 Frank Gilmore, Kay Remick, Docent Jacque Minarik Trustees of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts 33 1,275 REVENUES Resource Center Coordinator Sue Robertson Art purchases and funds transferred Directors of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Appropriations, Commonwealth of Virginia $ 7,681 $ 6,638 Celeste Johnston, Arline Murphy, Rita Root to support Museum operations $ 8,039,344 $ 6,659,028 Foundation 34 590 Membership Dues 394 483 Teachable Moments Coordinators Buddy Terrell Investment Income 245 118 Carol Dunham, Alex McGrath, Clare Tilton Direct expenditures to support Virginia Museum ORGANIZATIONS, ADVISORY Other Income 3,118 3,56 0 GROUPS, & COMMITTEES Evaluation Coordinators Mary Jane Zander of Fine Arts and Foundation administrative Federal Grants 45 24 Wyckie McClure, Council Liaison and fund-raising activities $ 5,581,903 $ 2,779,595 Museum Shop, Net Income (57) (23) Curators 6 227 TEEN ADVISORY COUNCIL Food Service, Net Income (96) (116) MULTICULTURAL Deena Beck, Elise Dransfield, Julia Sharpe, Collections 8516 Subtotal 11,330 10,684 ADVISORY COUNCIL Hanover High School Collectors’ Circle 20 360 Transfers from Virginia Museum Foundation Dr. Al Corbett III, Chairman Angela Chan, Thomas Dale High School to Support Museum Operations 5,605 4,044 Community Volunteers: Metropolitan and Statewide 53 2,712 Nylce Prada Myers, Vice Chairman Blythe Hall, Devin Hall, Home school TOTAL REVENUES $16,935 $14,728 The Council 700 10,065 Philip Muzi Branch Alice Jones, Deep Run High School Gift Summary Development 77 1,766 Melissa D. Canaday Barrett Keeler, Harrison Keeler, James River EXPENDITURES Gifts, Grants, and Bequests received by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Foundation and Charles D. Chambliss, Jr. High School Docents 10 4 3,4 6 6 Curatorial & Conservation 3,210 3,026 the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, 2005–2006 and 2004–2005. Pledges, bequest expectancies, Willie Dell Sheeri Khokhar, Ginna Lambert, Nishal Buildings & Grounds & Security 4,361 4,304 Friends of African & African-American Art 25 1,000 and the value of gifts of property and contributed works of art are not included. Rev. Yunho Eo Patel, Anthony Quintana, Julia Sharpe, Administration 2,310 2,164 Friends of Art 350 719 Jerry Fortune Thomas Dale High School Architecture & Design 1,080 1,026 2005–06 2004–05 Friends of Indian Art 525Rondall W. James Maggy Mastin, St. Bridget’s School Statewide Education & Outreach Services 1,681 1,4 05 Sources of Support Kathy Wilson Jones Sarah Nelson, Freeman High School Membership & Public Information 1,008 992 Friends of the Studio School 170 Individuals $ 4,207,866 $ 4,531,707 Local Fund Support of Programs 614 636 Mary Jo Joseph Emily Rosko, Clover Hill High School Corporations 1,006,997 901,266 Internships 30 4,139 Sunny Kim Mia Wright Ross, Henrico High School TOTAL EXPENDITURES $14,264 $13,553 Foundations 4,388,326 1,970,983 Multicultural Advisory Council 15 10 5 Napoleon L. Peoples, Ph.D. Organizations 51,638 55,050 Teacher Advisory Council 17 10 0 Evelia Gonzalez Porto Bequests 102,522 635,781 Dr. Dastagir Qureshi Memberships – Support Groups 27,218 32,553 Teen Advisory Council 37 261 Diego Sanchez Charitable Gift Annuities and Trust Payable 62,385 11,457,357 Ranjit K. Sen Statement of Capital Outlay Proceeds from Property Sale 1,343,725 1,568,363 TOTALS* 1,515 27,396 Bessida White and Maintenance Reserve TOTAL $ 11,190,677 $ 21,15 3,0 6 0 Dennis R. Winston * Museum Volunteers often give their support in more than one area. When a Fiscal Years (In Thousands) 2005–06 2004–05 Designation of Gifts Volunteer serves in more than one category, the person is listed in each category and Balance, July 1 $ 1,935 $ 1,518 credited with all donated hours, but counted only once in the total number of volunteers. Annual Giving $ 1,314,725 $ 1,503,369 Capital Campaign 7,782,370 5,866,795 REVENUE Special Purposes (other than Capital Campaign) 599,709 7 19,813 Appropriation, Commonwealth of Virginia $ 21,862 $ 4,355 Endowment (other than Capital Campaign) 59,885 3,74 0 TOTAL BALANCE AND REVENUE $ 23,797 $ 5,873 Memorial Fund 660 1,070 Memberships – Support Groups 27,218 32,553 EXPENDITURES Charitable Gift Annuities and Trust Payable 62,385 11,457,357 Capital Improvements & Renovation Projects $ 11,222 $ 3,938 Real Estate Proceeds into Endowment 1,343,725 1,568,363

Balance, June 30 $ 12,275 $1,935 TOTAL $11,190,677 $ 21,15 3,0 6 0

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The following staff list reflects the East Asian Art Publications Community Affairs Education and Outreach Statewide Partnerships Electrical Anesha Clark, Juanita Clark, Ida Collins, organizational structure of the Virginia Mary Columbus, Derin Daniels, Shannon Shawn Eichman, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Suzanne Freeman, Publications Manager Anna Frazelle,* Chasity Miller,* Friends of Susan Ferrell, Head, VMFA Statewide Garry Mason, Manager of Electrical Systems Museum of Fine Arts for the fiscal year Sandra C. Rusak, Associate Director, Education Daniels, Tamara Dent, Norman Flowers, Carpenter Curator Sarah Lavicka, Assistant Manager and Chief Art Coordinators Jeffrey W. Allison, Paul Mellon Collection David Redd, Electrician Senior 2005– 06. Asterisk (*) denotes part-time and Outreach Michael Goode, Thomas Green, Angel Graphic Designer Katrina Entzminger,* Anita Holloway,* Educator Kenny Broaddus, Sebastian Hernandez,* employment (500 hours or more) or Lee Schultz, Coordinator of Education and Greene, Calvin Hall, Jr., Yolanda Hargrove, European Art and The Mellon Rosalie West, Editor-in-Chief Friends of African & African-American Art Eileen B. Mott, Coordinator of Statewide Reynaldo Vasquez, Robert Yates, Electricians full-time employment for part of the Outreach Administration Antonio Jackson, LaToya Jackson, Pamela Jean Kane, Senior Graphic Designer Coordinators Exhibitions James Chapman, Maintenance Technician fiscal year 2005– 06. Collection Amanda Marzen,* Fellowship Administrative Jackson, William Jenkins, Jr., Lineburg John Hoar,* Kenny Kane,* Graphic Designers C. L. Sigmon II,* Friends of Sporting Art Trent Nicholas, Coordinator of Media Resources Mitchell Merling, Paul Mellon Curator and Assistant Johnson, Lucy Johnson, Yvette Johnson, Anne Adkins,* Lucy Grey, Stacy Moore,* Coordinator Rebecca Jones,* Coordinator of Statewide Fiscal Services Curator of European Art Melvin Jones, De’Borah Longs, Doris Office of the Director Editors Exhibition Programming Dennis Halloran,* Research Assistant Metropolitan Education Leon Garnett, Manager of Accounting and Miller, Martha Morgan, Rosetta Newsome, Michelle Wilson, Executive Secretary Membership and Visitor Services Twyla Kitts,* Coordinator of Statewide Programs Thomas N. Allen,* Trustee Executive for Della Watkins, Head of Metropolitan Education Fiscal Services Thomas Parker, Lisa Phillips, Paulette Parker Agelasto,* Todd Gray,* Acting Anne Kenny-Urban,* Coordinator of Statewide Administration Modern and Contemporary Art Celeste Fetta, Manager of Gallery Education Karen Daughtrey, Accountant Senior Ragland, Ivey Richardson, Alaine Robinson, Michael Brand,* Director Registration Managers of Membership and Visitor Services LOOK HERE Exhibition Series Joie Carter, Tammy Rowe, Fiscal Technicians John Ravenal, Sydney and Frances Lewis Karen Getty,* Courtney Morano, Docent Shaneikiah Robinson, Lynn Robinson, Candice Banks, Executive Assistant Rebecca W. Fox, Sandra M. Smollich, Tina Barr,* Jorge Benitez,* Rubie Britt- Senior Family Curator Lisa Hancock, Head Registrar and Registrar for Program Coordinators Tristian Scott, Frances Smith, Tiffini Smith, Membership Coordinators Height,* Jane Franklin Dance,* Audrey Suzanne Broyles, Secretary of the Museum Expansion Anne Blend,* Sherri Smith,* Art on the Spot Margaret Hudson, Fiscal Technician Ella Spain, Sheila Thornton-Gillus, Kathryn Tosha Grantham, Assistant Curator Davis,* Diana Detamore,* Donna Drozda,* Lee Anne Hurt, Assistant to the Director Elizabeth F. LeSeur,* Collectors’ Circle Hazel Thomas,* Payroll Administrator Lisa Ashe,* Research Assistant Mary Sullivan, Associate Registrar for Operations Program Coordinators Tolliver, Delores Watts, Larry Webster, Coordinator Dr. Joseph M. Dye III, Dr. Shawn Eichman, Jennie Runnels, Senior Assistant Registrar Ron Epps, Coordinator of Adult Programs Tonya Williams, Tamika Wright, Adrian Anne Bordelon,* Gina Drakapol,* Helen Karen Eide,* Dr. Mary Sweeney Ellett,* Heating & Air Conditioning Foundation South Asian and Islamic Art for Expansion Dr. Debra W. Hanson,* Gary Inman,* Zeno, Security Officers Keeling,* Sue Richardson,* Visitor Services William Feasley,* Suzanna Fields,* Dr. Karen Daly, Senior Assistant Registrar for Barbara J. Johnston,* Christopher Novelli,* Philip Atkins, Manager of HVAC Systems Administration Joseph M. Dye III, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Assistants Elizabeth A. Fisher,* Joe Fonda,* Steven Operations and Administrator of Nazi-Era Dr. Bell Pendleton,* Dr. Donald Schrader,* Mike DeJong, Paul Zweifel, HVAC Special Events and Food Services Carpenter Curator Glass,* Kris Iden,* Dr. Barbara J. David B. Bradley, Vice President for Finance Provenance Research Edwin Slipek,* Dr. Rosemary Smith,* Installation and Repair Technicians Senior Mimi Wilson Dozier,* Curatorial Assistant Johnston,* Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda,* Cathy Turner, Head of Special Events and Food and Administration Sales and Media Outreach Russell Wilson,* Paula Winn,* Lecture Tony Clark,* Darryl Hart,* Tim Nolan, Susan Turbeville, Assistant Registrar for Abigail McKenzie,* Andrew Morgan,* Dr. Services Judith W. Gleach, Finance and Administrative Ruth Twiggs, Acting Manager, Group Sales Class Faculty HVAC Installation and Repair Technicians 20th-Century Decorative Arts Operations Elizabeth O’Leary,* Paul Reisler and Kid Kathy Parrish, Expansion Cashier/Front of Coordinator and Media Outreach Rebecca Jones,* Twyla Kitts,* Coordinators of Terrell Alexander, HVAC Installation and Kelly Burrow, Nancy Nichols, Interim Pan Alley,* Nina Rizzo,* Beverly Rhoads,* House Manager Paul K. Laurenz, Information Systems Manager Frederick R. Brandt,* Consulting Curator Donna Stewart Sharits, Manager, Local Sales Teacher Programs Repair Assistant Assistant Registrars for Expansion Barbara Rothermel,* Dr. Donald Schrader,* Lane Jackson, Coordinator of Special Events Veronica W. McKeever,* Special Services and Community Outreach Rachel Burgett, Coordinator of Youth and Kenneth Farrow,* Trades/Utility Helper Kimberly Watson,* Coordinator for Donald Smith,* Dr. Rosemary Smith,* Elizabeth Ritch, Coordinator of Private Events Assistant Objects Conservation Paul Ballard, Lobby Supervisor Family Programs Deaccessioning Beryl Solla,* Michael Jefry Stevens,* Mary Danny Ayers, Executive Chef Susan Gracik,* Accounting Manager Anna Bryant,* Austin Davis,* Kate Hinds,* Tiffany Glass,* Coordinator of Teen Programs Housekeeping Kathy Gillis, Conservator of Objects Roy Thompson, Lead Art Handler for Sweezy,* David Tanner,* Rachel Sawan James Greer, Expansion First Cook/Kitchen Betsy Stevenson,* Margaret S. Wade,* Katy McDaniel,* Laura Taylor,* Ticket Desk Becky Ward-Morgan,* Art and Action Talitha Daddona, Administrative Office Specialist Operations White,* Susan Whittier,* Jennifer Van Clarence Lightner, Manager Manager Foundation Travel Coordinators Assistants Program Instructor and Pre-School Outreach James Heitchue, Mountmaker/Conservation Andrew Kovach, Lead Art Handler for Winkle,* James Yates,* Statewide Faculty Sterling Bradshaw, Virgie Foster, Housekeeping Janet Bagby,* Café Cook Rosemary Smith,* Research Associate Technician Expansion Leslie Smith, Internet Coordinator Instructor Workers Senior Patricia Jagoda, Manager, Performing Arts Johny Cecka,* Kathleen Dillon,* Margy Randolph Wilkinson, Art Handler for Administration Rodney Anie-Welbeck, Kenneth Farrow,* Fred Bryant, Interim Manager of Audio-Visual Development Painting Conservation Operations Architecture and Design Gagermeier,* Tiffany Glass,* Whitney Marjorie Farrow, Alfreda Gee, Brenda Services Hales,* Amelia Lowe,* Amelia McGeorge,* Carol Amato, Chief Operating Officer Peter M. Wagner, Vice President for Development Carol Woods Sawyer, Conservator of Paintings Geoffrey Strong, Art Handler for Operations Richard B. Woodward, Senior Associate Langhorne, Greg Pugh, George Richmond,* Jackie Coney,* Richard Hunt,* Audio-Visual Deanna Miller,* Jacque Minarik,* Andrew Trudy Norfleet, Administrative Service Anna von Gehr, Major Gifts and Planned Bruce Hardin Suffield, Associate Conservator and Expansion Director, Architecture and Design Randy Rivers, Laurence Smith, Samuel Technicians Morgan,* Karen Siler,* Becky Ward-Morgan,* Coordinator Giving Manager of Paintings Brian Basnett, Justin Brown, Justin White,* Kennah M. Harcum, Environmental Graphic Taylor, Michael Thomas, Patricia Warren, Victor Randall, Expansion Cook Natalie Weir,* Children’s Studio Faculty Carol Moon, Mellon Project Administrator Mohammad Kabani, Banquet Cook Sharon Casale, Donor Relations Manager Daniel Brisbane, Senior Conservation Technician Interim Art Handlers for Expansion Designer and Architectural Design Coordinator Daniel Young, Housekeepers Robert Johns,* Education Resource Room and Sara Johnson-Ward, Coordinator, Product Fouad Kabbani,* Hard Hat Cashier Elizabeth Lowsley-Williams, Corporate Meg Eastman, Conservation Assistant Volunteer Coordinator Development Human Resources Stephanie Dungee, Baker Relations Manager Maria Genylyn Yusi,* Painting Conservation Exhibitions Exhibition Design and Production Rosemary Smith,* Research Assistant Rolland Crawley, Eddie Marks, John Menuet, Katherine Ferguson, VMFA Fund Manager Graduate Intern David Noyes, Head of Exhibition Design and Randy Webne, Manager Robin Nicholson,* Associate Director, Exhibitions Studio School Program Judy Taylor,* Stewards Anne B. Barriault, Writer-Editor Production Anne Maloney, Benefits Administrator Aiesha Halstead, Coordinator of Exhibitions Mary Holland, Director Budgeting, Procurement, and Tommie Lesane, Robert Lickle, Service Staff Courtney Bowling,* Jenna Logan, Research Library Thomas Baker, Exhibition Designer Beth Trovato, Human Resources Assistant Planning Frank Saunders,* Mary Swezey,* Information Technology Ann Bordelon,* Helen Keeling,* Sue Associates Suzanne Freeman, Head Fine Arts Librarian Carol Casstevens, Office Manager Dan Linder, Exhibition Preparator Administrative Assistants Dave Barbour, Head Information Technology Richardson,* Coat Check Elizabeth C. Thompson, Senior Development Courtney Yevich,* Assistant Librarian/Archivist Kathryn DeHaven-James, Michelle Edmonds, Jeffrey Allison,* Jorge Benitez,* Jodi Bock,* Carol Cox,* Budget Analyst Associate, Special Events Lee Viverette,* Fine Arts Reference/Rare Books Graphic Designers Elizabeth Wong,* Agency Information Communications and Sally Bowring,* Sally Brown,* Ann Patricia Britton, Procurement Manager VMFA Shop Sally Ketchum, Development Associate Librarian Kate Horne,* Erin Householder,* Graphic Technology Resource Chenoweth,* Sara Clark,* Colleen Curran,* Jane Beagle, Buyer Peggy L. Bosher,* Campaign Associate Steve Murden,* Archives Assistant Marketing Artists Clarence H. Marr III, Information Technology Barbara Lenhardt, Manager/Co-Chair Product Diana Detamore,* Karen Eide,* Joan Elliott,* Zyble Mallory, Office Services Supervisor Senior, Suzanne D. Hall, Acting Associate Director, Technician Development Ruth Farrall,* Cate Fitt,* Pam Fox,* Mailroom, Stockroom, and Shipping/Receiving Photography Communications and Marketing Exhibition Production Robert Sanderson, Systems Engineer Jan LaBello,* Accounts Payable Technician Collections Regula Franz,* Peter Giebel,* Steven Glass,* Steve Wilson, Warehouse Specialist, Robert Francis, Exhibition Production Manager Paul Morris, Information Technology Specialist Fran Reese,* Bookkeeper Joseph M. Dye III, Curatorial Chair Mary Sullivan, Acting Head Marketing and Public Affairs Robert Greene,* Charles Gustina,* Susan Shipping/Receiving Steve Hudgins, Exhibition Preparator Senior, Phoebe West Brooks, Administrative Caryl Burtner, Administrative Coordinator Katherine Wetzel, Manager of Hankla,* Mary Holland,* Kris Iden,* Bill Tillman,* Buyer, Stockroom Don Dale,* Public Affairs Writer Construction Risk Management and Assistant/Corporate Gift Service Chandra McPherson,* Constance Morris,* Photography/Chief Collections Photographer Wolfgang Jasper,* John Jessiman,* Barry Aldridge,* Warehouse Worker Suzanna Fields, Coordinator, Marketing and Doris Mason, Cashier Executive Secretaries Travis Fullerton,* Assistant Photographer Lee Bowles, David Edquest, Miff Moss, Douglas S. Jones,* Shelly Jones,* Laura Loe,* Protective Services Public Affairs Catherine Boe,* Elizabeth Patteson,* Weekend Susie Rock, Coordinator of Photography Exhibition Preparators, Construction Patricia Lyons,* Jeanne Minnix,* Andrew Buildings & Grounds Kenton Towner,* Head, Risk Management and Alexandra J. Schexnayder,* Marketing Front-End Sales Managers African Art John Balasa, Exhibition Preparator Senior, Morgan,* Amie Oliver,* Chris Palmer,* Protective Services Administrative Assistant Brian Haggard, Manager/Capital Outlay Tiffany Cutts,* Weekend Front-End Sales Photographic Resources Finishes Susan Papa,* Marjorie Perrin,* Julia E. Pfaff,* Mary Ann Weedon, Manager of Security Richard B. Woodward, Curator Courtney Dauer,* Communication Coordinator Manager Assistant Dennis Daniel, Exhibition Preparator, Finishes Laura Pharis,* Eleanor Rufty,* Alyssa C. Systems and Parking Services Mary Sullivan, Acting Head for LOOK HERE John Hailey, Capital Programs Analyst Aaron Gerth,* Benjamin Zoller,* Exhibition Salomon,* Diego Sanchez,* Frank Saunders,* Elizabeth Hummel, Coordinator of Security American Arts Howell Perkins, Manager Michael Slatner, Superintendent Preparators Chuck Scalin,* Mim Golub Scalin,* Jude Administration and Contracts Margaret Richardson, Photographic Resources Herman Lindsey, Supervisor David Park Curry,* Curator Schlotzhauer,* Jay Sharpe,* Pam Shelor,* Michael Owens, Electronic Systems Specialist Assistant Robin Jones, Martha Pittinger, Lighting Elizabeth O’Leary,* Associate Curator Shelly Bechtel Shepherd,* Lanz Smith,* Anthony Algood, George Armistead II, Technicians Georgianne Stinnett,* Mary Swezey,* Stefonia Atkins, Janice Bland, Taniesha David Tanner,* Rudi Racenis Winebrenner,* Bridy, Anita Carter, Charles Carter, Kristy Dennis Winston,* Adult and Teen Studio Carter-St John, Tarshima Chavis, Dong School Faculty Cho, Myron Clanton, Sr., Akesha Clark, 74 75 PRODUCTION CREDITS PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS

Editorial and Administrative Direction was provided by David B. Bradley. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Staff Travis Fullerton, Photographer: pp. 30 (top), 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 41, 42, 45, 46, 47. The Annual Report 2005– 06 was written and edited by Jill Melichar, and designed by Katherine Wetzel, Photographer: Front cover, pp. 1, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, Kenny Kane, Kane Design. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 49, 50, 55, 59, 61, 62, 65, 68, 76. Howell Perkins, Kelly Burrow, and Susie Rock: Coordination of Photography. Composed by the designer in Garamond 3 & Futura with QuarkXpress. Contributing Photography Printed on Warren McCoy, Silk by B&B Printing, Richmond, Va. Mike Boswell: p. 40. The Report was Perfect-Bound by Bindagraphics Inc., Balitmore, Md. Kenny Kane: p. 33. Linda Loughran: p. 31. Lists and charts were prepared by: Courtesy the Princes Czartoryski Museum, Kraków, Poland: p. 30 (bottom). Judy Gleach, Sharon Casale, Katherine Ferguson, and Elizabeth Thompson Willie Redd: p. 43. (Honor Rolls of Contributors) © David Stover: pp. 5. Caryl Burtner (Gifts and Purchases) Suzanne Broyles (Board of Trustees) Above: Window Pane, 1833, by Wheeling Flint Glass Works (John Ritchie and 1 Robert Johns and Della Watkins (Volunteer and Support Groups) Craig Ritchie, proprietors, Wheeling, West Virginia), clear pressed glass, 5 /16 Lee Schultz, Todd Gray, and Parker Agelasto (Attendance & Program Participation) inches high by 7 inches wide (Museum Purchase, The Arthur and Margaret Mary Sullivan (Loans from the Permanent Collection and Accessions: Statistics) Glasgow Fund, 2006.8).

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