Cincinnati Museum Association ANNUAL REPORT 2016 for the FISCAL YEAR SEPTEMBER 1, 2014–AUGUST 31, 2015

1 Cincinnati Museum Association ANNUAL REPORT 2016 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR SEPTEMBER 1, 2014–AUGUST 31, 2015

1 2 GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

The Cincinnati Art Museum is supported by the generosity of community contributions to the ArtsWave Campaign.

The Cincinnati Art Museum acknowledges the following Partner Companies and their employees who generously participate in the Annual ArtsWave Community Campaign at the $100,000+ level. Your support helps make our community vibrant and connects people all across our region through the arts. Thank you!

P&G Toyota Motor Engineering & GE Aviation Manufacturing North America, Inc. Fifth Third Bank Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc. Macy’s, Inc. PNC Bank Western & Southern Financial Group Ohio National Financial Services The Kroger Co. Convergys Corporation Cincinnati Bell American Modern Insurance Group Cincinnati Children’s Hospital AK Steel Medical Center The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile U.S. The Cincinnati Insurance Companies Bank Foundation U.S. Bank University of Cincinnati and UC American Financial Group Health Duke Energy Corporation Enquirer Media

The Ohio Arts Council helped fund this organization with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence, and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.

The Cincinnati Art Museum gratefully acknowledges the support from the City of Cincinnati as well as our Members. On the cover: Children enjoying the Rosenthal Education Center (REC) when it opened to the public on March 7, 2015

3 4 LETTER FROM THE LOUIS AND LOUISE DIETERLE NIPPERT DIRECTOR p. 7

ACCESSION & MAJOR ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS p. 9

EXHIBITIONS p. 29

LEARNING & INTERPRETATION REPORT p. 45

CONSERVATION REPORT p. 59

MARY R. SCHIFF LIBRARY & ARCHIVES p. 65

DONORS p. 69

TABLE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES p. 101

SHAREHOLDERS p. 107

CONTENTS STAFF p. 111

FINANCIAL REPORT p. 117

APPENDIX A: ACCESSION LISTING p. 125

APPENDIX B: EXHIBITION REPORT p. 147

APPENDIX C: PROGRAM ATTENDANCE p. 151

APPENDIX D: SPECIAL EXHIBTION PROGRAM LISTING p. 155

5 6 Letter from the Louis and Louise Dieterle Nippert Director 8 The 2014-2015 year at theThe 2014-2015 Cincinnati exciting was marked by an Art Museum community of shared focus on our and a renewed openings, beginnings, season of and the ninth Director my first year as the Museum’s Cincinnati.It also represented and the staff professional 134th year of our incorporation. On behalf of the entire to outline your this annual report of the offer Art Museum, I am pleased to Trustees activities over the past year. Museum’s we opened innovative new antiquities galleries in partnership During the past year, with the of Cincinnati, University the we inaugurated Rosenthal Education Center as a with underway plans for the public, are and we art education program full-time, free of on the verge are We of our collections on view than before. ever to bring more tool: access to our launching the initial of a much sought-after public phase research website. a new Museum collections which will databases, possible through be made collections for and depth of the Museum’s I am committed to activating the breadth at the Cincinnati collect Art Museum we art as a public benefit. Ultimately, greater and to opportunities for study, public calls trust. That trust upon us to teach, to offer like Art for Programs our city. engage in formal and informal education throughout livesour service to all. and raise Look for Life place us in the pathways of people’s to come. and higher impact work in these areas frequent more as a you will embracing its historical role find your Museum In the coming year, across new strategic plan, formulated with input from The Museum’s civic leader. founded: inspiration, the principles upon which we were guides us toward our city, empowerment, education, and community building. When we do our best work, connected to art–and to each other–in deep and meaningful ways. Cincinnatians are and support. Thus we draw our strength art, people become community. Through Egyptian ancient cats to the Lexington to American folk Gogh art, from Van From Camera Club, the year at the new Cincinnati Art Museum is filled with joyous scholarship, surprises, and an abiding commitment to serve you: our shareholders, families, neighbors, and fellow Cincinnatians. In turn, I am members, patrons, to a your Art Museum. I look forward immensely grateful for your support for spectacular year of art and learning together. Sincerely, Kitchin Cameron Louis and Louise Dieterle Nippert Director DEAR FRIENDS, DEAR NIPPERT DIRECTOR NIPPERT AND LOUISE DIETERLE DIETERLE AND LOUISE LETTER FROM THE LOUIS LETTER THE FROM LOUIS

7 Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 Report Annual Association Museum Cincinnati Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 9 ACQUISITION HIGHLIGHTS ACCESSION MAJOR &

10 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 11 30 oil oncanvas,mountedcardboard circa 1847–49 United States American School Friedrich Billiods 2013.166 Art andTrustee ArtPurchase Fund Weston EndowmentforContemporary Museum Purchase: F. Alice andHarrisK. 97 x2620in.(246.46650.8cm) mixed media 2009 Nick Cave(American,b.1959) Soundsuit 2013.19a-d Gift ofMr. and Mrs.CharlesFleischmannIII image (sight)2 watercolor onivory 1796 James Peale,Sr. (American, 1749–1831) A Gentleman 2004.547 Gift ofMr. and Mrs.CharlesFleischmannIII 1 watercolor onivory circa 1790–91 James Peale,Sr. (American, 1749–1831) A Gentleman 2004.546 Accession Highlights cm); case2 Gift of Cornelius Hauck Gift ofCornelius 3 / 7 4 / x1 16 x25 1 / 4 in.(4.4x3.2cm) 7 1 / / 16 16 x1 5 in. (77.3x63.7cm) / 16 x1 15 / 16 3 in.(6.2x4.9cm) / 4 in.(5.9x4.4 Gift ofDr. KunI.LeeandYoung HiLee each 26x18in.(6645.7cm) on silk papermountedsumi inkonmulberry 1997 Young HiLee(American,b.1947) Gourds (September) inMoonlight 2014.51a–c The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 22 x24in.(55.961cm) glazed earthenware 1984 Michael Lucero (American, b.1953) Lunar LifeDreamer 2014.27 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Funds provided by nylon jersey 1976 Roy HalstonFrowick (American, 1932–90) Spiral CutDress 2013.174 by FriendsofFashion Museum Purchase fundsprovided with polyester, cupra 2012–2013 Rei Kawakubo(Japanese,b.1942) Suit:JacketandPants Houndstooth 2013.168a,b Helen Pernice and AnonymousGiftinmemory of P.The Albert StrietmannCollection Lithograph 1957–60 Larry Rivers(American,1923–2002) Stones 2015.2.1-13 andLindaEllis Gift ofAnitaEllis H. 3in.(7.6cm),Diam.13 glazed earthenware 1880s Edmond Lachenal(French, 1855–1948) Charger 2014.100 by FriendsofFashion Museum Purchase fundsprovided with leather, rubber, plastic rayon, polyester, cotton, nylon, silk, 2013–2014 Rei Kawakubo(Japanese,b.1942) and BootCovers Dress, Skirt,Tights,Boots, Harnesswith 2014.82a-g by LarryHustonandFlaviaBastos Museum Purchase fundsprovided with 8 x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard (American,b.1968) Renaldi OH Cincinnati, andOmarian, Cheyenne, Charlie, 2014.72 1 / 2 in.(34.3cm)

10 earthenware sprayedglaze with 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#1 2015.4 image 6x8 silverprint gelatin 1963 Ray Metzker(American,1931–2014) Philadelphia (63DE-36) 2015.12 Dr. Hou-mei Sung inhonorof artist Donated bythe (26.4 x34.38.3cm) Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Fundsprovided by wool, cotton 1995 (French,Jean PaulGaultier b.1952) Dress 2015.47 Helen Pernice Purchase: AnonymousGiftinmemoryof andMuseum Gift ofKevinD.Ott woodcut andrelief etching 2011–15 (American,b.1949) Jay Bolotin The BookofOnlyEnoch 2015.15.1 Purchase Fund Museum Purchase: FotoFocus Art mount 11x12 3 / 8 x13 1 / 7 2 / x3 8 in.(15.2x22.5cm)on 3 / 4 in.(27.9x32.4cm) 1 / 4 in. Fiscal Year 2014–2015 See AppendixAforcomprehensive AccessionListingforthe Trustee ArtPurchase Fund woodcut 2000 Thom E.Shaw(American,1947–2010) Justice Portrait:Redemptive Self 2015.73 W.Gift ofAllen Bernard lithograph 1936 Peter Hurd (American,1904–84) Version) Portrait(Small Self 2015.54 Bequest ofGladyK.Lazarus sandpapercollage with mixed media 1984 Jim Dine(American,b.1935) Crommelynck Gate(Boston I) 2015.48

12 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 13 Fund, 2013.19a-d Trustee ArtPurchase Contemporary Artand Weston Endowmentfor Alice F. andHarrisK. Museum Purchase: 2009, mixedmedia, American, Soundsuit, Nick Cave(b.1959), 2013.166 Hauck, Gift ofCornelius mounted oncardboard, 1847–49, oiloncanvas Friedrich Billiods,circa American School,

14 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 15 Fashion, 2013.168a,b provided byFriendsof Purchase withfunds cupra, Museum 2012–2013, polyester, Suit: JacketandPants, Japanese, Houndstooth Rei Kawakubo(b.1942), Fashion, 2013.174 provided byFriendsof Purchase: Funds nylon jersey, Museum Spiral CutDress, 1976, (1932–90), American, Roy HalstonFrowick

16 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 17 courtesy oftheartist © MichaelLucero; Collection, 2014.27, Nancy andDavidWolf glazed earthenware, The Life Dreamer, 1984, 1953), American,Lunar Michael Lucero (b. Hi Lee,2014.51a-c Dr. KunI.LeeandYoung mounted onsilk,Giftof ink onmulberrypaper (September), 1997,sumi Gourds inMoonlight 1947), American, Young HiLee(b.

18 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 19 courtesy oftheartist © Richard Renaldi; Bastos, 2014.72, Huston andFlavia provided byLarry Purchase withfunds pigment print,Museum OH, 2014,archival Omarian, Cincinnati, Cheyenne, Charlie,and 1968), American, Richard Renaldi(b. Fashion, 2014.82a-g provided byFriendsof Purchase withfunds rubber, plastic,Museum silk, cotton,leather, rayon, polyester, nylon, Covers, 2013–2014, Tights, Boots, andBoot withSkirt, Harness 1942), Japanese,Dress, Rei Kawakubo(b.

20 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 21 VAGA, NewYork, NY Rivers/Licensed by © EstateofLarry 2015.2.1-13 Pernice, in memoryofHelen and AnonymousGift P. StrietmannCollection lithograph, TheAlbert Stones, 1957–60, (1923–2002), American, Larry Rivers Ellis, 2014.100 Anita EllisandLinda earthenware, Giftof Charger, 1880s,glazed (1855–1948), French, Edmond Lachanel Fund, 2015.12 FotoFocus ArtPurchase print, MuseumPurchase: 1963, gelatinsilver Philadelphia (63DE-36), (1931–2014), American, Ray Metzker 2015.4 of Dr. Hou-meiSung, by theartistinhonor sprayed glaze,Donated earthenware with White Ruins#1,2013, 1956), Japanese, Ikuhiko Shibata(b.

22 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 23 © 2014JayBolotin 2015.15.1, Pernice, Gift inmemoryofHelen Purchase: Anonymous D. OttandMuseum etching, GiftofKevin woodcut andrelief Only Enoch,2011–15, American, TheBookof Jay Bolotin(b.1949), 2015.47 Friends ofFashion, Funds provided by Museum Purchase: 1995, wool,cotton, 1952), French, Dress, Jean PaulGaultier(b.

24 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 25 New York Rights Society(ARS), 2016 JimDine/Artists Lazarus, 2015.48,© Bequest ofGladyK. sandpaper collage, mixed mediawith Gate (BostonI),1984, American, Crommelynck Jim Dine(b.1935), W. Bernard,2015.54 lithograph, GiftofAllen (Small Version), 1936, American, SelfPortrait Peter Hurd (1904–84), Fund, 2015.73 Trustee ArtPurchase Justice, 2000,woodcut, Portrait: Redemptive 2010), American,Self Thom E.Shaw(1947–

26 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 27 Family through generosity the Niehoff ofthe MercantileGift ofthe Library, Cincinnati, various dimensions various media d.1938) Nourse(American,b.1859, Elizabeth 1874–1923 scrapbook andmemorabilia) by related photographs, letters, (accompanied Artist Photograph ofthe FashionItems,anda Painting, of16Sketchbooks, Collection Major Acquisitions 24 oil oncanvas 1892 d.1938) Nourse(American,b.1859, Elizabeth Breton Head Gift of Mary Alice HeekinBurke Gift ofMaryAlice 1 / 2 x18 3 / 4 in.(62.2x47.6cm) 14/15.29:2 of theNiehoff Family, through thegenerosity Library, Cincinnati, Gift oftheMercantile from Sketchbook2, white chalkonpaper, graphite penciland Sketching, mid-1880s, Two OwlsandaWoman (1859–1938), American, Elizabeth Nourse 14/15.37 Alice HeekinBurke, on canvas,GiftofMary Breton Head,1892,oil (1859–1938), American, Elizabeth Nourse

28 Accession & Major Acquisition Highlights Acquisition Major & Accession Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 29 EXHIBITIONS

30 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 31 alongside some of the photographs. alongside someofthe creativeother responses were presented writers’poems,shortstories,and these As aprompt forviewers’ own reflections, respond gapsinourknowledge. tothese invited severalCincinnati-area writersto picture the time wasmade.Themuseum sitter, ofthe identity placeand orthe photographer, nameofthe the orthe about whichsomedetailsare unknown: Art Museum’s permanentcollection Elements presents photographsinthe stepsin.Unknown is missing,imagination aboutanimage When factualinformation aphotograph. to anencounterwith Every personbringsuniqueexperiences (AUGUST 15–NOVEMBER8,2015) UNKNOWN ELEMENTS his paintings. printsasindependentworkslike these muse ashecreates work. He sees the texttobehis the as ameansofallowing words intothe immersion ofhimself or literature with connections asan describeshis text.Scully of the however, are farfrom beingillustrations Spanish poet.Thevisualrepresentations, which imagesaccompanyversesbythe Etchings forFedericoGarcía Lorca in artist’s isthe installation this series Federico García Lorca. Presented in poetryof by JosephConradandthe CamusandHeartofDarkness Albert sources by novelsTheFall the including hasbeeninspiredScully byliterary oftexture, potential the tone,andcolor. Since1983hehasexploredmedium. expressivefor the characterofthe andrespecthas developedasensitivity In hispursuitofprintmakingSeanScully paper.” –Sean Scully quality, of Thelight kindoflight. another aggressive hasanother paintings—that that’s more anaccompanimenttothe myprintsItrytomakeaworld “With MARCH 6,2016) (NOVEMBER 21,2015– FEDERICO GARCÍALORCA SEAN SCULLY: ETCHINGSFOR New York & Read, Scully. CourtesyCheim 2004.1153.8, ©Sean spitbite, GiftoftheArtist, aquatint, sugarlift,and Lorca, 2003,color for FedericoGarcía (Colmena) from Etchings American, Beehive Sean Scully(b.1945),

32 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 33 1960.473 Virginia IrwinMemorial, panel, TheEdwinand tempera, gold,silveron detail, circa 1400, Retablo ofSaintPeter, 1340–1410), Spanish, Lorenzo Zaragoza(circa 1960.473 Virginia IrwinMemorial, panel, TheEdwinand tempera, gold,silveron Saint Peter, circa 1400, Spanish, Retabloof (circa 1340–1410), Lorenzo Zaragoza progresses, explanatorymaterial. additional alongwith cleaning forcomparisonasthe bedisplayed will light andinfrared eighteenpanelsinnormal,ultraviolet, the cleaningprocess.video explainsthe Before imagesof conservatorisnotpresentWhen the gallery, inthe a microscope.cleaned ataneaselunderalive-view beremovedwill from be surface.Eachpanelwill the Urry, wax,grime,varnishes,andprevious retouching ConservatorSerenaChief ConservatorandPaintings by gallery step,performedinthe conservation initial sixcenturiessinceitwascreated. inthe times Inthis retablo bearsevidenceof havingbeenrestored multiple The gilding. “punched” of burnishedanddecoratively comprised ofeighteenpaintedpanelsonagoldground Styleis International inthe Spanishaltarpiece this toLorenzoAttributed Zaragoza(circa 1340–1410), Museum’s ofthe conservation RetabloofSaintPeter. firststageof opportunitytoobservethe visitors the onView:Conservation CleaningZaragozaoffers (JANUARY 26–APRIL24,2016) CONSERVATION ONVIEW: CLEANINGZARAGOZA

34 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 35 Cincinnati ArtMuseum. Cincinnati curatorofphotography,Brian Sholis, Universityand Center atEasternIllinois director andchiefcurator, Tarble Arts is co-curatedbyRehemaC.Barber, presentation touringexhibition ofthe Museum’s This permanentcollection. Art Cincinnati andthe Collection works are drawnfrom Family Rubell the influenceandcommunity.artistic The contemporary culture. Italsoexplores in sexual, andhistoricalidentity focusesonissuesofracial, exhibition last three decades.Thisstimulating duringthe of African-Americanartists varied worksmadebyawiderange 30 Americansshowcasespowerfuland (MARCH 19–AUGUST28,2016) 30 AMERICANS many others. many others. andNamJunePaikamong Hamilton, includes worksbyJohnCage,Ann for more fiftyyears.Thisexhibition than inCincinnati or operatedanartgallery Solwayhasowned permanent collection. ArtMuseum’s Cincinnati intothe Gallery havepassedthroughthat CarlSolway works mostcompelling some ofthe explores Thisexhibition collections. manypublic Midwest,including in the contemporaryartcollections building Carl Solwayhasplayedavitalrole in (APRIL 30–AUGUST14,2016) CARL SOLWAY ANDCINCINNATI NOT INNEWYORK: Carl SolwayGallery Memorial, 1992.140,© Edwin andVirginia Irwin Endowment andThe products, JohnJ.Emery from variousCrosley mixed mediawithparts Powel Crosley, Jr., 1992, (1932–2006), American, Nam JunePaik Johnson Miami. ©Rashid Family Collection, lambda print.Rubell Club (Thurgood), 2008, Social andAthletic New Negro Escapist Rashid Johnson,The

36 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 37 woodcuts is an integral part of the printimagery.woodcuts isan integralpartofthe incaves, crosseslives The artist’s hills. rivers,andclimbs oftextand juxtaposition way hemeetsavarietyofcharacterswhile Alongthe pursuing enlightenment. seeking spiritualclarity. Hisjourneytoward self-awareness ofpilgrims path the follows Hebrewafter anapocryphalbookleft outofthe Bible.OnlyEnoch isasearcher The protagonist Jewishboyfrom isOnlyEnoch,asensitive Kentucky, whois named picture TheJacklegTestament,. Abookfigures PartII prominently film’s inthe plot. basisofalarger Thisseriesofwoodcutsformsthe Jay Bolotin. motion work,the artist focusesonTheBookofOnlyEnochbyCincinnati exhibition This single-gallery (SEPTEMBER 24–DECEMBER4,2016) JAY BOLOTIN:THEBOOKOFONLY ENOCH colorfulworksofart. variety ofprintmakingtechniquesintocompelling, feline’s charactertraitsandexquisite formare quintessential here distilled usinga Harper andTomoo Inagaki.From sofacompaniontomenacingpredator, cuddly the tomidcenturyModernists,asrepresentedattractive work ofCharleyandEdie inthe ofJoanMirò. whimsicalabstraction Théophile Steinlentothe Catswere especially representationto the ofcats,from by ArtNouveaucolorlithograph slinky the ArtMuseum.Theworksreveal Cincinnati ofthe collection wide-rangingapproaches features approximately from twentyprints,dating about1890to1980,from the internationally. asasubjectformodernartists feline domestic of the ModernCat Cats, cats,andmore cats!This show reveals extraordinary the appeal andlasting (JUNE 18–SEPTEMBER11,2016) MODERN CAT organized Brooklyn bythe Museum. representation tothe isdedicated section is ofdogs.Thisexhibition andsymbolism asare exhibition, the features. feline amuletsandluxuryitemsdecoratedwith Asmall wooden coffins forcatmummies. Representations are divinities offeline showcased in King Sheshenq,acastbronze andcat-shaped figurine ofacatnursingfourkittens, as alarge sculpture limestone ofarecumbent bronze adiminutive lion, sphinxof dualnature art,the Egyptian isrevealed feline ofthe byexaminingsuchobjects protective royalty symbolized qualities, of andvariousgods.Acentraltheme caremotherly ashuntersofvermin.Larger abilities andtheir their with felines, inAncientEgypt,catswereLikely firstdomesticated revered and fertility fortheir collection. representations ofcatsfrom Brooklyn the Museum’s world-famousEgyptian mythology,Egyptian through kingshipandeverydaylife more eightydifferent than of AncientEgyptexplores role the creatures feline andother ofcats,lions, in role Cats ofyears.DivineFelines: imageryforthousands inancientEgyptian From symbolsofdivinity, catstomythic domesticated playedanimportant felines (JUNE 18–SEPTEMBER11,2016) DIVINE FELINES:CATS OFANCIENTEGYPT Fund, 37.1945E Charles EdwinWilbour glass, Brooklyn Museum, pigment, rock crystal, gesso, bronze, copper, (sycamore fig),gilded century C.E.,wood Cat, 305B.C.E.–1st Egypt, Figure ofa

38 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 39 Art Museum University ofKentucky (11 mount 29.2x24.5cm E. Johnston,1967.1430 canvas, BequestofMary Figures, 1890,oilon Undergrowth withTwo (1853–90), Dutch, vanGogh Vincent cm (6 silver print,15.4x15.3 figures), 1968,gelatin and (Fence, lanterns, Robert C.May, Untitled 1 / 2 1 x95/8in.), / 16 x6in.)on partnership with D. GilesLimited. partnership with in Art Museumandaccompanied byascholarlycataloguepublished Cincinnati by the untouchedlandscape. Van ofthe tranquility Undergrowth Gogh:Intothe isorganized densely shadedforest, Van captured Goghandhiscolleagues and immediacy the nature. with but homagestocommunication ofthe depths inthe Losingthemselves sous-boiswere ofthe paintings notonlyreactions modernurbanexperience to the Théodore Rousseau,PaulCézanne,ClaudeMonet,and PaulGauguin.These whoinfluencedandinspired examplesbythose with theme of this him,including European visitorstocompare allows exhibition this collections, Van Gogh’s treatment his career. Featuringmore twentyworksonloanfrom than American,Asian,and style andtechniquesthrough specialgroup this spanning oflandscapepaintings artofVincentthe Undergrowth vanGogh.Intothe artist’s ofthe evolution tracesthe explores exhibition of 1890,this forest significanceofthe the interior, orsous-bois,in Centered ArtMuseum’s Cincinnati onthe magisterialUndergrowth Two with Figures (OCTOBER 15,2016–JANUARY 8,2017) VAN GOGH:INTOTHEUNDERGROWTH JohnJeremiaheditor Sullivan. curatorofphotography,Brian Sholis, andNewYork TimesMagazinecontributing byYale catalogueco-published by anillustrated UniversityPress featuringessaysby beaccompanied Itwill Cranston Ritchie,GuyMendes,ThomasMerton,andothers. ofartworkmadebyMeatyard, bodies substantial Van JamesBakerHall, Deren Coke, contextfromachievement backintothe whichitemerged. include will Theexhibition club’s mostfamousmemberisRalphEugeneMeatyard; placeshis exhibition this artworksmadeinandaroundprints, books,andother Lexingtonatmidcentury. The artandcraftofphotography,the photographs, KentuckyRenaissance bringstogether of photography. LexingtonCamera Club,anorganization Focusingonthe devotedto region’s surveysoneofthe This majorexhibition foremost history tothe contributions (OCTOBER 8,2016–JANUARY 1,2017) CAMERA CLUBANDITSCOMMUNITY,1954–1974 KENTUCKY RENAISSANCE:THELEXINGTON Museum’s talentedstaff members. workofthe showcasesthe specifically juriedexhibition this artists, Cincinnati-based museum’s the andfashionarts.Continuing media, workof the legacyofexhibiting rangingfromdisciplines, andphotographytofurniture, printmaking,painting, mixed Inspired surrounds artthat bythe daily, them workinavarietyof artists these curators, educators,registrars, afterhours. studios occupytheir they and others, as museumprofessionals arthandlers, including dayinvariouspositions, during the Engaged artists. ArtMuseumemploysnearlytwodozenpracticing The Cincinnati (OCTOBER 29–JANUARY 27,2016) EMPLOYED: ASTAFF ART EXHIBITION

40 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 41 artist’s UnitedStates. workin the ofthe firstsolo exhibition bethe later woodcutswill andoriginality.”stamp ofnovelty ofhis Thisexhibition Gajin’s woodcutsas“worksofartdefinitelybearing the artist’sdecade ofthe praised acontemporarycritic life, of Japan’s printmakinghistory. last Executed duringthe West. itreflects sametime Atthe strong the tradition modern way, era’s the notunlike inthe painting action landscape andarchitectural monumentsinatotally printmaking inwhichhecaptures beautyofJapan’s the in Tokyo, artist’s celebratesthe Japan.Thisexhibition artist’swoodcuts ofKosakaGajinoutsidethe family largest isthe Porter Collection repository ofthe ArtMuseum’sThe Cincinnati Howard andCaroline (FEBRUARY 11–MAY 7,2017) THE WOODCUTSOFKOSAKAGAJIN,1877–1953 TRANSCENDING REALITY: centuries. nineteenth tothe sixteenth ofJapanesesamuraicultureexhibition andartsfrom the GaryL.Grose localcollector the toformaspectacular ofswordsextensive collection andrare firearms from suits ofarmor, ofayoungboy, that including andan The Museum’s eight becombinedwith will collection John W. century. latenineteenth inthe Bookwalter maker Masatoshi,andsword by accessories collected sword centurybywell-known latesixteenth during the armor, helmet,asword asixteenth-century blademade treasuresthese are three suitsof beautifully-crafted samuraiclass.Among oncebelongedtothe arts that ofJapanesearmsandarmorother collection ArtMuseumholdsanimpressiveThe Cincinnati (FEBRUARY 11–MAY 7,2017) DRESSED TOKILL:JAPANESE ARMSANDARMOR 1996.145 Porter Collection, Howard andCaroline 1952, woodcut,The Great JapaneseCedar, 1953), Japanese,The Kōsaka Gajin(1877– 1892.2783a-g Museum Purchase, lacquer, silk,metal, late eighteenth-century, Edo period(1615–1868), Japan, SuitofArmor,

42 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 43 Collection the BarbaraL.Gordon on canvas,Courtesyof Serenity, 1835–40,oil with theLeopard of Peaceable Kingdom American, The Hicks (1780–1849), Attributed toEdward organized andcirculated Alexandria, Virginia. byArtServicesInternational, isdrawnfromStates. Thisexhibition BarbaraL.Gordon the andis Collection United changeinthe social,andcultural during aperiodofsignificantpolitical, ingenuityandbreadth the worksillustrate these ofAmericancreative expression examplesoffurnitureand distinctive from GermanAmericancommunity. the Intotal, whimsical tradesignsandfigure and animal sculptures; uniquehouseholdobjects PeaceableKingdombyEdward astellar scenes, andlandscapes,including Hicks; andJohnBrewster, asAmmiPhillips by suchartists Jr.; allegorical lifes, vividstill featuresexhibition more sixtyworks.Includedare than rare andveryfineportraits created between1800and1925.The trainedartists orminimally byself-taught A Shared ArtinAmericashowcasesextraordinary Legacy:Folk examplesofart (JUNE 10–SEPTEMBER3,2017) A SHAREDLEGACY: FOLKART INAMERICA 2014-2015 See AppendixBforExhibitionReportduring theFiscalYear

44 Exhibitions Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 45 INTERPRETATION REPORT LEARNING &LEARNING

46 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 47 to the REC. to the more run,COLORattracted month 16,000visitors than six- weavingonagiantloom.Duringthe and practiced theory. Visitors madesuncatchers,playedArtTwister, COLOR explored scienceandfunbehindcolor the March 7,2015toacrowd ofmore 1,500people. than The REC’s inauguralpresentation, COLOR,openedon for Educators. Making, Connect,Creative Encounters,andEvenings SummerCamp,Weeages like Wednesday, Artinthe spaceforprogramsREC alsoservesasastudio forall The andspecialexhibitions. permanent collection culturesparticular represented ArtMuseum’s inthe of artanddesign,movements,forms,and/or making. Thesepresentations focusonelements and features presentations interactive andhands-onart artinafun,hands-onmanner toengagewith families Lois andRichard spaceoffers the Rosenthal, anarea for Museum. Madepossiblebyagenerous from donation Art spacelocatedinsidethe andstudio interactive since openinginMarch of2015. TheRECisafamily ArtMuseum Cincinnati tothe addition an exciting Center(REC)hasbeen Education The Rosenthal Education Center Rosenthal Center Opening Rosenthal Education

48 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 49 brings together diverse gueststoshare diverse brings together of lectures, program newbimonthly this Broadening ArtMuseum’s the offerings ART AND... exhibitions. andspecial permanent collection Museum’s the with while connecting a chancetoexplore newmaterials This program visitors ouradult allows alocalguestartist. and materialswith before sametechniques exploringthe exhibits andpermanentcollections visitors are takenonatourofspecial program.studio InCreative Encounters, Creative Encounters,anew monthly inspiredThis feedback launchof the ArtMuseum. experiencesatthe studio areadults interested inpartaking visitors, wediscovered many that After receiving from feedback our CREATIVE ENCOUNTERS 1920sand30s. ofthe paintings provided newcontextsfor American that and visitorsengagedindialogue . ArtMuseumstaffAmerican Gothic a deeperinsightintoGrantWood’s Thisprogramexhibition. gavevisitors related onthemes a discussion tothe visitors were in invitedtoparticipate AroundConversations , AmericanGothic Each Wednesday runof duringthe REGIONALIST ROUNDTABLES Adults &Families Public Programs – Highlighted with guest artist Terence guestartist with Hammonds. to produce veryownscreen their print Warhol, butwere andBaseball alsoable techniques ofAndyWarhol in UpatBat: printmaking not onlylearnedaboutthe Thisyear,types ofartandmedia. families opportunitytoexplorelove the new fromattendance ourfamilyvisitors who tohavegreat continues for families This popularart-makingprogram ART INTHEMAKING and Masterpieces ofJapaneseArt, suchas orspecialexhibitions collection, on different permanent aspectsofart,the week wasauniqueexperiencefocusing Each eight weeksofnon-stopartactivities. program, providing children ages6-12with to itspopularweeklySummerCamp Center,Education ArtMuseumreturned the Rosenthal openingofthe the With SUMMER CAMP . subject ofArtandBaseball onthe andenthusiasts sports authors inspired betweenlocal adiscussion while UpatBat:Warhol andBaseball rights lawyerAlphonseGerhardstein, ChiefJeffreyPolice andcivil Blackwell and PrivacyfeaturingformerCincinnati Streeton the inspired Art discussion the Eyes like Exhibitions special exhibitions. around and ourpermanentcollection ideasandconcepts opinionsonthe their Northern BaroqueNorthern Splendor . Up atBat, Creative Encounters Summer Camp Art intheMaking Art AndPrivacy

50 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 51 implement twenty-oneprograms partneringschoolsandserve525students. inthe Schools,wewere NeighborhoodPublic PlaceMatters our involvementwith ableto Museum’s aspointsofdeparture collection andartmaking.Through fordiscussion designed forPre-K through 6 programs forschoolstoselect.LookSeeDoisanoutreach asoptions curricula city tooffer students.TheArtMuseumprovided totheir three ofourLookSeeDo a menuofprogramming from options numerous artsorganizations across the Avondale, andWalnut PriceHill, Covington,Madisonville, Schoolswere Hills. given neighborhoodsacrossgrant fundstoschoolsinfivePlaceMatters Cincinnati: Through Schoolsinitiative. Neighborhood Public ArtsWave initiative, this provided inArtsWave’s ArtMuseumparticipated springof2015,the During the PlaceMatters School-Based Learning th grade students that utilizes worksofartfrom utilizes gradestudentsthat the Academy Art forLifeatStUrsula partnership. and lookforward our tocontinuing girlsatSt.UrsulaAcademy to the toprovidecontinue workshops diversity curriculum.Weand humanities will arts standards, standards, socialstudies students. Theprograms connect tovisual offer acreative forparticipating outlet provide and opportunities, collaborative visualarts, topics, engagestudentsinthe aboutdifficultspark conversations such asrace,identity, andculture. They tocurrentcollection issues diversity relate piecesfrom permanent the sophomoretheir class.Theseworkshops studentsin the workshopsforall diversity aseriesof St.UrsulaAcademywith with ourcollaboration Museum continued community.Hills Art In2014-15,the Walnut partnerinthe to beathriving St.UrsulaAcademycontinues initiative, ofthe inception sincethe collaborator Greater the with Region.A Cincinnati celebrated tenyearsworkinginand Community EngagementInitiative ArtMuseum’sIn 2015,the ArtforLife ART FORLIFE school year. 2015-2016 intothe tours aweekheading forseveral beusingthem iPads, andwill are preparing useof toexpandthe visitors, weekdayandweekenddocents surveyresponsesand gathering from devicesonanumberoftours the testing provide experiences.After multi-sensory Museum’s andto permanentcollection, worksfrom toother connections the processes,demonstrate artistic tomake Wing.DocentsusediPadsto Schmidlapp iPadsonSundaytoursofthe utilizing apilotprogramdocents initiated in2014 Embracing technology, ArtMuseum DOCENTS

52 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 53 World Center, TheAncient Rosenthal Education World Center, TheAncient Rosenthal Education through andgames. maps,timelines, enhancedinformation, Harry Santen,visitorsare workson view the nowabletoengagewith Through collection. antiquities agenerous from donation Annand Labs tocreate newlyreinstalled touchtablesforthe twointeractive PaperplaneCreativeThe ArtMuseumalsoworked with andClifton our Impressionist Americangalleries. andearlytwentieth-century firm, PaperplaneCreative, to create for technology-basedinteractives alocaldesign ArtMuseumhasworkedwith the last yearandahalf, Wardthe Overthe Education. EndowmentforInteractive E.Bullock havebeenmadepossiblethrough Thesestations galleries. collection inclusion ofseveralTouch permanent inthe stations &Learninteractive ArtMuseumlately,If you’vevisitedthe the youmayhavenoticed TOUCH &LEARN:GALLERY INTERACTIVES collection. songs featured intodifferent tie will Museum’s aspectsofartandthe forpre-schoolstory time children caretakers. andtheir Thebooksand making materialeverydayinDecember. RECReadsisafree weekly featured Halls in 2015and2016.RECthe adifferent art- holiday Two newprograms, andRECReads,were Halls RECthe established own sculpturalcreations. theirgives visitorsanopportunitytodesign,construct,anddisplay sculpture ArtMuseum’s inthe mainactivities Oneofthe collection. March 5,2016.3Dexplores boldworldofcontemporaryartand the closeofAncientWorld the Following Cincinnati. , RECopened3Don annualArchaeology andthe galleries Universityof Fairhostedbythe correlated reopening the with ArtMuseum’s ofthe antiquities artofancientGreece, the highlighted Rome,andEgypt.Thetheme first, The RECpresented in2015and2016.The twonew installations ROSENTHAL EDUCATION CENTER in 2015–16 What’s happening Ancient World, openedonOctober3,2015. Ancient World

54 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 55 has tooffer. program this activities exciting the now First Saturday are justoneexample of sculptures JanuaryFamily seenatthe Center.Education ThegiantVelcro living ownartprojecttheir Rosenthal inthe aspecialscavengerhunt andmake with also welcometoexplore Art Museum the aretimes are fun.Families partofthe all performances,andstory demonstrations, scenes making experiences,behindthe is growing.on activities art- Collaborative numberofhands- the special exhibitions, and/or permanentcollection to the circulatestill around connected atheme 2016 fiscalyear. will Whileeachmonth much more 2015- during the interactive freemonthly familyday, hasbecome Family FirstSaturday, ArtMuseum’s the FAMILY FIRSTSATURDAY collection. permanent pop culture ArtMuseum’s andthe theme ofthe exploration todeepentheir them help will that galleries inthe challenges and inconversations participate to actively Downton Abbey.Visitors are encouraged like andrangesfromeach month, movies Thepopculturegalleries. topicchanges a playfulandhumorous ofthe exploration fansofartandpopularculturetogether in Fandomaimstobring conversation, gallery ArtMuseum’sAs the newestmonthly FANDOM Adults &Families Public Programs – Highlighted Star Wars totelevisionshowslike ideas itinspires. artwork andthe aboutthe conversations visitorsand have chance tositdownwith organizations andcommunitymembersa programThis thirty-minute givelocal will 30ineverySundayat2:00p.m. called aweeklyprogramMuseum ishosting Art the importantexhibition, this programs andlectures explore will that regular tothe Inaddition artists. monthly contemporaryAfrican-American thirty explores andvariedworkof diverse the 30Americans, The specialexhibition, PROGRAMMING 30 AMERICANSSPECIAL ArtMuseum. artinthe with them literature bycomparingandcontrasting andideasfromthemes youngadult Teens enablesyoungreaders toexplore County. Picture This! BookClubfor andHamilton Library ofCincinnati Public the for teensinpartnershipwith launching anewbookclubspecifically inspired We collection. bythe are also materials andtechnology, andbe new ownideas,experimentwith their place forcreative teenagerstoexplore provides OpenStudio, Artist ameeting ArtMuseum.Thefirst,Youngthe There are twonewteenprograms at TEEN PROGRAMS Studio Young ArtistOpen Family FirstSaturday

56 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 57 opportunities with both partners. both with opportunities to welcomingnewvisitorsand creating newlearning expand ourreach community. inthe We lookforward growingus uniquetoolstoservethis and population partnershipgives hands onart-makingworkshops,this asproviding aswell galleries, touringthe collection, the throughcurriculum tobuildlanguageandsocialskills Usingour Matters. Education new partnershipwith refugeeon oursuccesswith programs byforminga are alsolookingforward andbuilding toexpanding Global MusicandWellness However, Coalition. we current refugee program through ourpartners,the our toworkwith In 2016,ArtforLifecontinues ART FORLIFE–PARTNER HIGHLIGHT . Celebrations Cultural Visual Arts;andTheFineArtofCharleyHarper NaturalWorldCapturing the in Narrative the ; Finding Sculptures; Through AChild’s Farm ; Eyes:Downonthe Mosaics,andMoreMath, ; TheGeometryofOrigami fivenewcurricula.Programincluding include: options Art Museumisoffering sevenLookSeeDo programs; 2015-2016schoolyear,of worksart.Duringthe the andreproductions materials,artsupplies, educational programs toclassrooms bytraveling suitcasesof with DocentsorMuseumeducatorsteachall activities. byhands-onartmaking followed permanent collection, worksofartfromlooking atanddiscussing our through 6 outreach program, LookSeeDo.Designedforpre-K in classrooms across Greater through Cincinnati our are alsofrequently younglearners sharingartwith however,art duringschooltoursinourgalleries; we The ArtMuseumisregularly studentswith connecting SCHOOL-BASED LEARNING th gradestudents,LookSeeDoinvolves Coalition, RefugeeProgram Art forLife,GlobalMusicandWellness develop deeperrelationships eachother. with trendsideas, openlydiscuss and inartandeducation, giving docentsandstaff opportunitytoshare the their relatesessay that practices, toartormuseumeducation Bag LunchTalk iscentered bookchapter, onanarticle, or and ArtMuseumstaff EachBrown every fewmonths. betweendocents gatherings lunchtime small hosting of2015,Learning&Interpretation fall In the staff began BROWN BAGLUNCHTALKS Docents Fiscal Year 2014–2015 See AppendixDforSpecial ExhibitionProgram Listingforthe Year 2014–2015 See AppendixCforProgram AttendanceduringtheFiscal

58 Learning & Interpretation Report Interpretation & Learning Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 59 CONSERVATION REPORT

60 Conservation Report Conservation Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 61 (1922.4) to the new antiquities galleries. newantiquities (1922.4) tothe Male Mummyof anAdult ancientEgyptian Funerary Monument (1946.40)and the throughout year, the relocations including large ofthe ancientmarble statue,Lion Civil War issues workedoninstallation Objectsconservation Winggalleries. Cincinnati and numerous reinstallation objectsforthe neareastern,andpre- antiquities, ofthe (1880–1980), TheVineHarriet WhitneyFrishmuth (1980.258)and The Star(1980.259), Major treatments twobronze includedthe sculptures BimelCourtyard Alice inthe by OBJECTS CONSERVATION Masterpieces ofJapaneseArtcontinued. androtationsdisplay were handscrolls completedofboth andhangingscrolls as hand scrolls, hangingscrolls, screens. andfolding Scrolls were forinitial installed andmaterialsfromAsian paintings, Archives. the Treatments were completedof paper andtreated approximately worksonpaper, seventy-fivepiecesincluding examinedandwrotePaper conservation reports condition for135workson Rowlandson, Picturesque (1982.184). ofBoswell Beauties of JapaneseArt;DougandMikeStarn,Structure ofThought(2011.21);andThomas Major treatments included: apairofoxcartscreens (1964.720-721)forMasterpieces PAPER CONSERVATION preparation forloan. were GirlinGray(1915.101).Eightpaintings Duveneck, Little alsotreated in AldenWeir,(1923.763); Julian Woods inthe ThePath (1911.1121);andFrank The Turkish Chase, Merritt (2013.166);William Billiods Page(Unexpected Intrusion) of Toledo andherSon,DonFrancesco(1927.381);AmericanSchool,Friedrich Major treatments completed include:AgnoloBronzino, PortraitofEleonora PAINTINGS CONSERVATION current projects paper, inpaintings, conservation. objects,andtextile topostweeklyblogcontentregarding Theconservatorscontinue Dayton ArtInstitute. EasternKentuckyUniversity, with consultations andthe UniversityofCincinnati, communityoutreach eveningsandperformedfurther annual Consult-a-Curator Textile itinthe installed semi- inthe lab.Thedepartmentparticipated Conservation purchasedConservation table,and amajorpieceofequipment,coldsuction storage.Thankstoagrantfromin collections StockmanFamilyFoundation, the in monitoringpests,temperature, relative humidity, and levelsingalleries andlight preventative their Theycontinued for loans,andexhibitions. duties conservation galleries, permanentcollection Departmentconservedworksforthe The Conservation Conservation Fund, 1946.40 marble, JohnJ.Emery BCE), Greece, pentelic Monument (circa 350 of LionFunerary During installation Right: Thomson, 1980.258 Gift ofDwightJ. 1923–27, Centennial American, TheVine, Frishmuth (1880–1980), treating HarrietWhitney Conservator ofObjects, Kelly Schulze,Assistant Left: before treatment Blum Estate,1906.4, paper, GiftoftheRobert ink, color, goldon (1615–1868), handscroll, Story Scroll, Edoperiod 1747), Japanese,Animal Ogawa Haritsu(1663– Emery, 1927.381 Bequest ofMaryM. circa 1549,oilonpanel, Don Francescode’Medici, of Toledo andHerSon, Italian, Bronzino (1503–72), 2013.166; Agnolo Hauck, Gift ofCornelius mounted oncardboard, 1847–49, oiloncanvas, Friedrich Billiods,circa American School, M. Emery, 1923.763; canvas, BequestofMary Intrusion), 1876,oilon Page (Unexpected American, Chase (1849–1916), Merritt left: William conservation lab,from Three visitorsinpaintings Portrait of Eleonora Portrait ofEleonora The Turkish

62 Conservation Report Conservation Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 63 2014.83 Alexandra B.Reynolds, linen, silk,Giftof (circa 1815),American, Morrel FamilySampler of Textiles, treating Associate Conservator Chandra Obie, for the fashion and textile objects. fashionandtextile for the storage toupgradecollections continued conservation designed byClaudyJongstraprepared forloan.Textile andWedding Asiangalleries the Dress (2009.165) Japanesekimono(2012.95)rotationinstallation, in Noursesketchbook Elizabeth to accompanythe projectsSmaller ofobjects includedconservation Claxton. and William Gernreich, betweenRudi Collaboration PeggyMoffitt, (L496.1891); andloansforTheTotal Look:TheCreative Japanese Art,MissOkinawa(1929.27)andSumoApron Textile treated conservation worksforMasterpiecesof Morrel FamilySampler(2014.83). recentlyafternoon gown(1987.77),andthe acquired chinoiserie century Kashmirshawl(1933.72),asilk Major treatments completed includedanineteenth TEXTILES CONSERVATION

64 Conservation Report Conservation Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 65 LIBRARY & ARCHIVES & LIBRARY MARY R. SCHIFF R. MARY

66 Mary R. Schiff Library & Archives & Library Schiff R. Mary Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 67 through August31,2015. were received from September 1,2014 Twenty-five giftsofbooksandfunds MaryR.Schiffthe Library&Archives. funds throughout yeartosupport the donors whograciouslygavebooksand The ArtMuseumacknowledgesthose Archive’s collection. 686 materialswere addedtothe Library’s collection. 1,806 materialswere addedto the ACQUISITIONS &GIFTS Loan. Interlibrary and loanedtwenty-seventhrough The Libraryborrowed 145 materials 304 requests Archives. forthe requests andassistedwith andquestions, Staff 2,412research membershelpedwith REQUESTS &LOANS databases, andarchival materials. resources files,online formofbooks,periodicals, inthe Archives. Throughout year, the 7,585 visitorsutilized MaryR.Schiffover 7,000peoplevisitedthe Libraryand From September1,2014 through August31,2015, Archives Mary R.Schiff Library& attended by240individuals. attended Schiff Library&Archives, whichwere There were MaryR. twelvetoursofthe welcomed atotalof112attendees. Libraryhostedfourprogramsthe and FiscalYearDuring the 2014–2015, contemporary art. regarding localartists with conversations Roomtoengagein LibraryReading the gathered inwhichindividuals Artists,” in series ofeveningevents,“Dialogueswith The MaryR.Schiff a Librarycontinued EVENTS &TOURS public. the were andmadeaccessibleto digitized 561 imagesfrom Archive’s the collection DIGITAL PROJECTS Archives, 1939 Glass slidefrom the Dialogues withArtists about hisart Christian Schmittalks

68 Mary R. Schiff Library & Archives & Library Schiff R. Mary Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 69 DONORS

70 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 71 September 1,2014–August31,2015 Donors MAJOR PROJECTANDPROGRAMSUPPORT TRUST ANDESTATE GIFTS NEW CENTURY SOCIETY CORPORATE PARTNERS TABLE OFCONTENTS FOUNDERS SOCIETY ANNUAL FUND GIFTS INKIND MEMBERSHIP THE FUTURE

72 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 73 August 31,2015. September 1,2014and financial supportbetween talents,and of time, investments for their Corporate Partners our Museum thanks Art The Cincinnati Corporate Partners ($75,000—$99,999) DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($50,000—$74,999) LEADER ($25,000—$49,999) PARTNER Counsel, LLC Truepoint Wealth Manufacturing NorthAmerica,Inc. Toyota MotorEngineering& LPK, Inc. Goldsmith Cardel Fund EvaluationGroup Frisch’s Restaurants Dewey’s Pizza Comey &Shepherd Realtors ($10,000—$24,999) SPONSOR Stagnaro Distributing Nordstrom Fifth Third Bank Cincinnati Gasket Bonhams, SanFrancisco ($5,000—$9,999) CONTRIBUTOR Riverpoint CapitalManagement Messer ConstructionCo. Heidelberg DistributingCo. Hazelfield Farm Construction DIGS |RealEstateDesign Curbell Plastics,Inc. Cincinnati Bengals Aegis Protective Services ADP Retirement Services ($2,500—$4,999) MEMBER The Kroger Co. PayPal Galleries, Inc. Main Auction Interiors Hixson Architecture Engineering Dinsmore &ShohlLLP Cincinnati Magazine SUPPORT FROM: ADDITIONAL

74 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 75 August 31,2015. givingfromfor their September1,2014– below Founderslisted tothe gratitude ArtMuseumexpressesThe Cincinnati its andfacilities. permanentcollection of the programming, andongoing maintenance educational ofquality establishment the development ofnewexhibitions, annual unrestricted support forthe FoundersSocietyprovidegifts ofthe ArtMuseum.ThegenerousCincinnati supportandrevitalizationthe ofthe Society hasbeenakeyelementin Founders in1987,the Since itsinception Founders Society ($25,000–$49,999) PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Linda andJeff Wyler Alice F. Weston Tom andDeeStegman Thomas R.Schiff Lois* andRichard Rosenthal Mrs. LelaC.Brown* andPeteAlpaugh Vicki Anonymous Dianne andJ.DavidRosenberg Martha andNickRagland Susan andJoePichler Mr. andMrs.PolkLaffoon IV Ron andFlorence Koetters Mr. JamesE.Evans Mr. andMrs.RobertH.Castellini ($15,000–$24,999) TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE Sarah andMarkJohnson Mr. andMrs.GaryD.Johns Elizabeth Tu Hoffman Huddleston Heidt FamilyFoundation Helen andBrianHeekin Joe andLouiseHead Estella andJohnHassan Amy andFrankHanson Mr. andMrs.Richard J.Grad Mrs. MadeleineH.Gordon FamilyFoundation The Farmer Mr. andMrs.Jean-PaulEbanga Marilyn andRanceDuke Dave andKimDougherty Kathy andBillDeWitt Mr. andMrs.Andrew DeWitt Ruth andBarryBucher Mr. HarryC.Brown Thomas P. Atkins Carol Armstrong Mr. andMrs.L.ThomasApplegate ($10,000–$14,999) DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Mr. andMrs.DouglasF. Worple Sally Applegate Mr. AnthonyR.Woodward andMrs. Mr. andMrs.ThomasL.Williams Barbara andBillWeyand Mr. andMrs.DavidW. Warner Judy andSteveStein Jim andMaryCarol Sowar Murray andRobinSinclaire Mr. andMrs.JohnJ.Schiff, Jr. Susan andDanPfau John andFranciePepper Kevin andElizabethOtt Valerie NewellandTimothy Smith Jon MoellerandLisaSauer Rhoda andManuel*Mayerson Len* andSherieMarek Craig andAnneMaier Barbara andLarryKellar Jerry KathmanandLizGrubow Mr. andMrs.KevinT. Kabat Mr. andMrs.JohnJ.McLaughlin James MayandClaire Turcotte Whitney andPhillipLong Margaret G.Lafley Kathryn AnnWeichert KranbuhlM.D. Larry andKateKennedy Jon M.andAnnKeeling Mr. DhaniJonesandMs.MarshaAshley Mr. andMrs.Terence L.Horan Chris andTrey Heekin Elizabeth Hatfield Rennie andDavidGreenfield Mr. andMrs.HarryJ.Fath,Jr. Mrs. CharlesM.Drackett Mr. andMrs.RonaldClark Mr. andMrs.Edward F. Castleberry Mr. andMrs.KevinW. Canafax Sue andBillButler Mr. OttoM.Budig,Jr. Mr. andMrs.George Broadbent Mr. andMrs.ChristopherBowman Ms. SusanR.Beckman David andJennBastos ($5,000–$9,999) BENEFACTOR Judy andJoeWilliams Mrs. Dorothy W. Whitaker Mike andSueWest Irwin andBarbaraWeinberg Weakley, Jr., Trustee Helms Foundation,Mr. Leonard A. Mr. andMrs.Richard S.Wayne Mr. andMrs.J.PhilipVollmer George H.andKimM.Vincent Michael andMargaret Valentine Larry andBethUhlenbrock Carol andTheodore Striker Mr. andMrs.JustinStone Andy andKaren Stillpass Jack andJoyceSteinman Mr. andMrs.JamesE.Stahl,Jr. Mrs. JosephT. Sporck-Stegmaier Pam andRobSibcy Margaret M.Reid Mr. andMrs.T. StephenPhillips Mr. andMrs.ThomasH.Ottenjohn Fegelman Leo MunickM.D.andMs.Alice

76 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 77 Dr. andMrs.Kenneth Kreines Mr. andMrs.CarlF. Kalnow Mr. andMrs.George Joseph The HomanFoundation Robert andPatriciaHenley Dr. andMrs.DonaldC.Harrison Mr. andMrs.IrvingHarris Peg andDickHalberstadt JoLynn andByron Gustin Susanne E.Geier Ms. Vanessa Fusco Pat andRogerFry Sue andBill*Friedlander Mr. ChristopherL.Fister Mr. andMrs.ScottD.Farmer Mr. JerryEwersandMr. BrianTiffany George andJeaneElliott Bill andCarol Eckerle John andLizDye Ms. DianaDwight Drs. FuheidandIngridDaoud Dr. andMrs.C.Wesley Cowan Mr. andMrs.RobertE.Coletti Mr. andMrs.A.BurtonClosson,Jr. Deborah andPaulChellgren Mr. MichaelJ.Chasnoff Dr. andMrs.CharlesO.Carothers Ms. CatherineF. Cantey Bruce andJanetByrnes Mrs. JoanBrown Mrs. FayK.Boeh Oliver* andJaneBirckhead Kate andBillBaumann Mr. D.Baskett andMrs.William Dan andFranBailey Diane S.Babcock,M.D. Anonymous ($2,500–$4,999) PATRON Ellen andClarkSole Elizabeth C.B.andPaul G.Sittenfeld Gerald andAnnSilvers Mr. andMrs.JohnE.Shore Larry andRhondaSheakley Janet Schlegel Rosemary andMarkSchlachter John J.Schiff III Dr. andMrs.RobertC.Schiff, Jr. Margo andSamRoss Mr. andMrs.Edward S.Rosenthal Ms. CherylRoseandMr. Jeff Chapman Mr. andMrs.JamesE.Rogers Mr. S.Robertson andMrs.William Anthony andStephanieRoberts Mr. andMrs.GatesT. Richards Pamela andRichard D.Reis Mary L.Ran Alexandra andAndrew Quinn Bruce andMimiPetrie Mrs. Dorothy Pandorf Debbie andRichOliver Mr. andMrs.RobertOff Betsy andPeterNiehoff Goldman Dr. KristiA.NelsonandMr. Stewart Kindel Mr. ScottNelsonandDr. SusanE. Angela Murrer Marjorie Motch Mr. andMrs.DavidW. Motch Robbie andJohnMichelman Lynne MeyersGordon M.F.A. Mr. andMrs.JohnC.Merchant, Esq. Ms. JayneE.Menke Tim andPeg Mathile Mr. andMrs.BruceC.Long Thomas andAdeleLippert Margie andLarryKyte Maggie andEricKuhn Mr. andMrs.GeneM.Wilson Mr. andMrs.PaulF. Wenker Mrs. RonaldF. Walker Barbie andRick*Wagner vonGoeben Hedda Windisch Lynne andSteveVollmer Sara M.andMichelleVance Waddell Mr. andMrs.JamesB.Van Flandern Mrs. NydiaC.Tranter Mr. andMrs.RonaldJ.Tinklenberg Mr. andMrs.StuartB.SutphinIII Cheryl andCarlinStamm Mr. andMrs.MortonL.Spitz Mrs. JuddySolomon Beverly andFred Erschell Kate andTed Emmerich Mrs. JaneF. Ellis Dianne Dunkelman Mrs. LindaDrasnin Mr. RobertW. 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Mourning Anu andShekharMitra Patty Misrach Pam andTom Mischell Mr. andMrs.DavidA.Millett Jim andLindaMiller James A.Miller D.Meyer Mrs. William Ms. AnnM.Meranus Mary AnnMeanwell Jennifer andRustyMcNair Powell McHenry Mr. andMrs.MichaelS.McGraw Mr. andMrs.JamesG.Mayeux Mr. W. andMrs.Ernest Marshall,Jr. Ms. PeggyAnnMarkstein Michael Marek andElizabethWeaver Judy Lucas(Stanley) Anne Linnemann Gary J.Lind Mr. Lawrence A.Leser Leibold Dr. JohnL.LeiboldandMrs.MarianB. Ms. JodyLazarow Maya Lalonde Jutta andPatrickLafley Peter Laffoon andJohnFowler Ms. Toni LaBoiteaux H. 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Rogers,Jr. Andrew andWendy Ritch David andMarilynReichert Barbara S.Reckseit Daniel andIrene Randolph Marty andMaribethRahe Emily RauhPulitzer Ms. D.ElizabethPrice Dr. andMrs.RobertH.Preston R.Powell&LisaStephenson William Mr. andMrs.George H.Perbix Mr. andMrs.RobertB.Ott Marilyn Z.Ott Mr. andMrs.RandallD.Olson Mr. andMrs.DonE.Olinger James andMaryNordlund Mr. andMrs.NathanNeyra Mr. andMrs.KirbyNeumann Sobotka Dr. Jeffrey NeradandMrs.Jolene Ellie andErikNelson Alison andJimZimmerman Mr. andMrs.AllenG.ZaringIII Donna andDonWymore Peggy Wyant The WyantFamilyFoundation,Jackand Todd A.Wurzbacher Jean Wommack Nancy andDavidWolf Guy Wolf andJaneMisiewicz MD Jeannine andJohnC.Winkelmann Rev. St.RoseChurch BarryWindholtz John andFrancieWilliams Dick andHeatherWilliams Mr. andMrs.DavidWellinghoff Ms. MaryAnnWeiss Mrs. PatriciaWeiner Marilyn andMartinWade Chris andSusanVollmer Mr. andMrs.ChristopherF. Virgulak Howard andMartyTomb Mr. andMrs.JohnTisdel Dr. andMrs.JohnM.Tew, Jr. Jerome andSueTeller Bill andMaryAnnTaylor Groenke Ms. NancySwansonandMr. Jeff Caroline F. Sutphin Lenore O.Stulbarg Stratman N. Mary D.StratmanandWilliam *deceased

78 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 79 our thanks. 1, 2014andAugust31,2015weexpress ber ofTheFuture betweenSeptember ArtMuseumasamem- investment inthe To youngprofessionals the whomadean The Future Mr. andMrs.JohnHutchinson David andKaren HuelsmanFamily Ms. Lauren Hudson Mrs. J.DavidHeskamp Mr. andMrs.ChrisHendriksen Mr. KevinHart Ms. Grey HallandMr. MattBorneman Mr. ScottGriffith Mary AnnandW. DavisGriffin Mr. ShawnGilreath Mr. Gibbs andMrs.Ryan Moira Gettens Mr. BenjaminErb Eagen Mr. MichaelEagenandDr. Carolyn John andSarahDomaschko Ms. Karen Deime Mr. JimDanneman Tiffany Cochran Elizabeth andMatthewChasar Ms. CarrieCarothers Mr. andMrs.LouisCarli Ms. AnnieBolling Bastos Mrs. Vivian Mr. andMrs.DanielG.Armstrong Applegate William Liz andJoeAlter Anonymous Mr. andMrs.ThomasH.Quinn,Jr. Penny andMylesPensak Mr. andMrs.ColeOllinger Mr. andMrs.RobertW. Off Ms. CandaceL.Novak Elizabeth Murphy Mr. andMrs.MichaelMurphy Mr. andMrs.MichaelMotch Mr. AdamMorton S. Reynolds Mrs. CatherineSmithMillsandMr. Kyle Mr. MatthewMillett Mr. andMrs.MichaelMiller Mr. andMrs.CarterMcNabb Ms. KaliMcMillan Mr. Timothy McDowell Dr. RupiMavi Mr. Andrew Lynn Mr. andMrs.ErikLutz Mr. andMrs.Wayne Lippert,Jr. Dr. andMrs.ThomasD.Lamarre, Jr. Mr. andMrs.Greg Lalonde Mr. andMrs.J.BrianKropp Dr. EllenKrasik Mr. Jerome J.Kramer Anna andLairKennedy Mr. andMrs.EricS.Kahn Mr. KrutarthJain Mr. andMrs.RaimondZeilstra Allen andDonnaZaring Ms. LisaZaring Christina andMarkZaring Ms. JessicaWyler Amie Wersching andHerveBisseck Mr. andMrs.Cameron L.Warren Heather andAndrew Vecellio The StevenTebeau Family Ms. LeeStrasser Mr. andMrs.ChrisStagnaro Mr. andMrs.MikeStagnaro Mr. Smyth andMrs.Ryan Mrs. CourtneySimon Matt andRobinSheakley Mr. andMrs.MikeSchwanekamp Gregory andWhitleySchoeny Whitney Roberts Mendelsohn Mr. SteveRoachandMr. Alex Lindsay andMercer Reynolds Mr. andMrs.EricRagland Nick andJoelleRagland

80 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 81 our thanks. our thanks. 1, 2014andAugust31,2015,weexpress membership levelbetweenSeptember Collector,at the Associate,orFellow unrestricted ArtMuseum supportinthe To whomadeaninvestmentof those all Membership Jones Mr. MichaelSolwayandMs.Angela Mr. andMrs.KennethSchulteis Mrs. ClarindaS.Schmidlapp Mr. andMrs.MichaelScheffler Ms. JudyL.Samuel A. Salkin Mr. JonathanO.SalkinandMrs.Cheryl andRickReynolds Vicky Suzanne Reid MaryBeth Martin Mr. KennethC.OswaldandMs. Mr. NathanL.Nunaley Hochwalt Mr. NaumannandMs.Anne William Mr. Richard A. Mullen Miss JoyceA.Mueller Busken Jergens Andrew MacAoidhJergens andLinda Dr. andMrs.GraydonA.Long Mr. andMrs.RobertD.Lindner, Jr. Richard andSusanLauf Mrs. LoisM.Jones Mr. Gordon Hue Mr. andMrs.ErvinW. Houston Cathy andOttoHausknecht Mr. Harnish G.William Mr. Jeffrey Gross Mr. andMrs.ArthurForeman Ms. LouisaBlairFleischmann Dr. JeanM.Elwing Mr. andMrs.W. StuartDornette Mrs. Caroline Davidson Fitton Dr. RobinT. CottonandMs.Cynthia Ms. HeatherRaeByer L. Blitzer Dr. HeleneP. BlitzerandDr. Bennett Mrs. ThomasS.Benjamin Mr. R.Albertson andMrs.William Mr. andMrs.JamesR.Adams ($600) FELLOW Joel and Bernice WeismanJoel andBernice Robert andCarol Vidal Robert Varley Turner-Vorbeck Mr. DavidVorbeck andDr. Tammy Mr. andMrs.JamesR.Troutt Mr. andMrs.JosephSzeremet Mr. andMrs.StevenC.Steinman Katherine T. Stautberg Mr. Timothy E.Stautberg andMrs. Carl andElizabethSolway Mr. PeterHames Dr. andMrs.DaleG.Gutman Mrs. MaryLeeGroenke Mr. andMrs.StevenJ.Goldstein Mr. RalphP. Ginocchio Nancy andThomasGilman Mrs. Carol S.Friel Mr. andMrs.J.MichaelFischer E. Olson Dr. PamFerris-OlsonandDr. James Mr. andMrs.Richard Fencl Ms. MerryE.Ewing Mr. andMrs.JohnW. Eilers Mr. PeterDjuricandMs.JeanSepate Dr. George Deepe Mr. andMrs.HarryB.Davidow Mrs. SuzanneDanforth Mr. Harold G.Crabtree Mr. andMrs.MichaelC.Clements Mr. andMrs.Gordon A.Christenson Ms. SusanE.Cannon George andLindaCallard Mrs. Trish Bryan Mr. andMs.StanBrod Mr. andMrs.DonaldR.Blum Mr. andMrs.MichaelJ.Birchak Mary M.Besanceney Mr. andMrs.JohnW. Beatty Y. Gilliam Drs. JudithC.BausherandHerbert Mr. RonBates Kaminski Dr. MichelleAndrews andDr. Nancy James M.Anderson Reverend MarjorieAndersonandMr. A. Alter Dr. J.AlterandDr. Sherman Kathleen Curtin Mr. AnatoleAlperandMs.Judy Christine O.Adams Anonymous ($300) ASSOCIATE Mr. andMrs.Vail K.Miller Dr. andMrs.Henry Metzner Mark McKillipandAmiraBeer Mr. MichaelMcGuire Judy andAlanManzler Miss MaryAliceManley Mr. andMrs.BradMank Mr. andMrs.Millard H.Mack Klosterman Mr. MichaelLoweandMs.Kimberly Al andMaryLopez Ms. DeborahLocke Mr. andMrs.DavidE.Locke Mary Lippert Mr. andMrs.JohnLinnenberg Terence Lilly Mr. ThomasP. Lee Laurin-Martin Dr. JosephMartinandMs.KathleenJ. Mr. andMrs.DavidLahey Mr. andMrs.BruceA.Krone Dr. andMrs.SamuelA.Kocashis Dr. andMrs.Tom Kereiakes Mr. andMrs.RobertKanter Mr. andMrs.KeithJames Mr. andMrs.H.NoelHorne Mr. StanleyA.HookerIII Mrs. HarryM.Hoffheimer Ms. EmilyHodges Drs. RobertandAndrea Hinton Mrs. CarrieHill-Harriss Dr. andMrs.Edward B.Herzig Mr. andMs.RobertJ.Roesbery Dick andKathyHellmann Ms. MaryHeider Mary AnnHays Mr. andMrs.DennisHartoin Mrs. AnneW. Harrison Miss GenevieveA.Harris Mr. andMrs.Tom Hardy W. Anderson Ms. ShirleyH.Yoshida andMr. Thomas Mr. andMrs.Bernard H.Wright, Jr. Drs. NolanandSusanWeinberg Mr. andMrs.SidneyWeil Mr. andMrs.JohnVon Lehman Mr. andMrs.StephenJ.Vesper Dr. D.Tobler andMrs.William Dr. ThomasS.Thompson Mr. andMrs.MikeTheele Lucy andArthurTallas Dr. andDr. KarinSwartz Mr. andMrs.Richard Stradling Martha A.Stimson Bob Singer, LindaSinger Mr. andMrs.IrwinB.Simon Mr. andMrs.IvanSilverman Mr. DouglasC.Schwing Dr. JudithA.MeyerSchultz Mr. andMrs.HenryL.Schulhoff Susan Sargen Ms. SusanD.Rolih Mr. andMrs.Timothy H.Riordan Mrs. MartaK.Richards Mr. andMrs.JohnW. Ray Ms. Margaret Quinn Dr. DonW. Printz,M.D. Mr. Jr. andMrs.RobertA.Pitcairn, Mr. andMrs.MarkOwen Olson Dr. JamesE.OlsonandDr. PamFerris- Dr. JamesOlsonandMrs.Ellen Mr. andMrs.ThomasL.Neyer, Jr. Mr. KentNewlon Mr. andMrs.Timothy Needham Mrs. GraceMunique

82 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 83 Mr. andMrs.Manfred Bohlke Mrs. M.CecileBockelman Mr. andMrs.StevenBloomfield Dr. Jeffrey B.Bloomer Mr. andMrs.Gifford Blaylock Dr. andMrs.J.Bismayer Ms. ElizabethA.Binasio Ms. MariannaBettman Mr. andMrs.JohnS.Berten Atterbury Dr. BruceBernard andDr. Margaret Dr. AllenW. Bernard Mr. andMrs.DolphL.Berman Mrs. EllenA.Berghamer Ms. JudithA.Bennett Sue A.Belden Mr. andMrs.JosephBeechIII Eynon Mr. DonaldBeckandDr. Lawrence E. Mr. A.Bates andMrs.Norman Dr. BarbaraBardes Mr. andMrs.RobertO.Banks Ms. RobynBancroft Mr. andMrs.Lawrence B.Austing Mr. RobertAsh Rev. ChristopherR.Armstrong Mr. andMrs.Andrew H.Arken Mr. andMrs.MichaelAretz Dr. D.Angel andMrs.Victor Mr. andMrs.MarkH.Anderson Mr. andMrs.BruceAnderson Ms. Marcia Alscher Romola N.Allen Dr. andMrs.Khosrow Alamin Mr. Richard H.A’Hearn Mr. andMrs.Richard N.Adams Jean L.Abrahamson Mr. ZaneAbbott Ms. Terri R.Abare Dr. andMrs.DavidH.Aaron ($150) COLLECTOR Mr. PaulDamianDagenbach Mr. andMrs.J.DavidCummings and PatriciaCulp William Dr. andMrs.CurtisJ.Creath Mr. andMrs.RogerCreasy Mr. KenCradlerandMs.ShirleyHeyob Lee S.Cowan Susan andTony Covatta Mr. andMrs.RalphC.Corley Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey S.Corken Mr. andMrs.DavidS.Cooper Compton Mr. PhillipComptonandMrs.Marjorie Mr. andMrs.CharlesComins A. Lawarre Dr. FrancisM.CollinsandMs.Louise Mrs. Carol C.Cole Mr. andMrs.JohnD.Coldiron Julie andJohnCohen Mrs. MarshaE.Clarke Nancy R.Clagett Mr. andMrs.RobertL.Cheeseman Dr. andMs.Edward S.Chapman Mr. andMrs.RobertChambers Mr. PatrickCasbar Carroll Mr. JamesCarroll andMrs.LisaSteele- Mr. andMrs.JamesCarey Dr. andMrs.RobertD.Caldemeyer Mr. andMrs.CharlesCain Mr. andMrs.RickBurkhardt Mrs. MaryH.Brown Dr. Terri Brody Mr. DanielBrod Mr. andMrs.JamesG.Briggs,Jr. Mr. JamesR.Bridgeland,Jr. Charlene A.Breidster Dr. andMrs.JohnA.Botsford Harwood Mr. BrianJ.BortzandMs.Laura Mr. andMrs.John B. Flege,Jr. Mr. andMrs.CarlG. Fischer Frank Mr. DennisFinneyandMs.Laurel K. Mr. andMrs.HarryJ.FinkeIV Ms. FeliciaD.Fields and Karen FeinbergWilliam Michael andBeckyFarrell Mr. andMrs.Richard Fairbanks Mr. Richard F. Fahrenbruck Mr. A.EynonII andMrs.Ernest Mr. PaulI.EversandDr. Tsila B.Evers Mr. andMrs.AllanEvans Mr. andMrs.SterlingEuster K. Mickelson Dr. EschenbacherandDr. William Judith P. Elgersma Ms. PriscillaH.ElgersmaandMr. Alan Mr. andMrs.Jerome H.Eichert Dr. andMrs.RandleEgbert,Jr. Dr. andMrs.PhilipEdlin Eagen Mr. MichaelEagenandDr. Carolyn Mr. Duning andMrs.J.William Dr. Carole Donnelly Mr. JohnDinsmore Mr. andMrs.Edward Diller Mr. andMrs.KimDiectich Holloway andPhilemonDickinson Ms. Irene Devine Mr. andMrs.KimballDerrick Miss LindaDennis Ms. JudithDeluce Dr. CharlesandLoisDeitschel Julnes Mr. JosephDehnerandMrs.Noel Ms. DeniseB.Dehan Jean HopeDavison Ms. MarjorieE.Davis N. Wu Mr. LouisM.DaunerandMs.Geraldine Belvedere Dr. SamerHasanandDr. Mariana Mr. andMrs.JacksonHarty Mr. KevinHart Mrs. MaryHarrison Family The Harmon Mr. andMrs.Greg Hand Joseph HampelandLynn Phelps Dr. BruceM.Halpryn Ms. SandraF. Hall Colombel Mr. HahnandDr. William George Mr. andMrs.LouisGuttman Dr. andDr. Richard K.Groger Mr. KennethGriffiths Mr. ScottGriffith Mr. andMrs.George A.Goran Mr. GlenGoodwin Mr. andDr. Timothy R.Goldsmith Mr. andMrs.JoelGoldsholl Mr. andMrs.StephenA.Goldman Dr. SylvanGolder Dr. andMrs.CharlesJ.Glueck Mr. andMrs.BillyGillman Mr. StephenGillen Mr. SamGilkey Hurford Ms. LesleyGilbertsonandMr. William Mr. andMrs.BrianGibson Mrs. GloriaI.Giannestras Mr. JamesD.Geier Miss H.JaneGavin Mr. andMrs.RobertGates Mrs. DrusillaGarms Mr. Fussinger andMrs.William Mr. andMrs.JackFuchs Goodell Mr. GeraldFroehlich andMs.Laura Dr. Theresa Franko-Holstein Mrs. CharlesFleischmann Mr. SteveKenatand Ms.HeidiB.Jark Mr. StephenJ.Keller Mr. PeterKeiser Mr. andMrs.Geoffrey Keenan Mr. andMrs.Jerome H.Kearns Mr. andMrs.Walter C.Kautz Mr. andMrs.MichaelKatz Mr. andMrs.JosephE.Kane Mr. andMrs.GusL.Juengling Mr. Joiner andMrs.William Ms. LaurieJohnston Mrs. MarilynJohnston Mr. andMrs.RobertC.Johnson Mr. RandallJohnson Ms. JamieL.Jewell Ms. MaryJensen Mr. andMrs.MichaelR.Janson Ms. MaryJacqmin Dr. andMrs.DonaldS.Jacobs Ms. StephanieIvey Mr. andMrs.DouglasHynden Mr. andMrs.JosephJ.Hurrell, Jr. Mr. Hurford andMs.William Dr. andMrs.Ted M.Hunter E. Hughes Dr. G.Edward HughesandMrs.Sara Mr. andMs.ChristopherHowell Hood Mr. George HoodandMrs.AnnMiller Mr. RogerW. Honebrink Mr. andMrs.EugeneC.Hollo Don andPatHinkley Susan andSmithHickenlooperIII Mrs. J.DavidHeskamp Mr. andMrs.Bernard Hertzman Mr. andMrs.PaulW. Hemmer, Jr. Mr. andMrs.Andrew D.Heldman Mr. DonaldJ.Heimbrock Mr. GeneHawkins Dr. JuliaHawgood Mr. andMrs.Matthew T. MacLeid George W. andGenevieveL.Mabey Mr. andMrs.KennethW. Lyon Mr. andMrs.DavidC.Lundgren Ms. DebraJ.Luck Ms. LupeM.Lopez Mr. andMrs.JonathanLippincott Jackie Lett-Brown Leibold Dr. JohnL.LeiboldandMrs.MarianB. Mr. andMrs.PhilipLeege Mr. andMrs.RobertL.Lawrence Ms. Dorothy Larsson Patricia andGlennLarsen Mr. andMrs.BrianW. Larcom Nick andNanciLanni Mr. andMrs.JamesF. Lang Ms. DonnaKuhlman Mr. andMrs.MarkC.Krumme Mr. andMrs.EarlKreisa Mr. andMrs.GaryKramig Mr. andMrs.MichaelKosky Mr. andMrs.SteveKohrman Goldhahn Dr. DavidJ.KnutsonandDr. AnnaM. Mr. andMrs.EmersonT. Knowles Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey Knoop Mr. andMrs.DavidH.Knoll Mr. DonaldKlemanandPatricia Mr. andMrs.LeeKitchin Mr. andMrs.LarryE.Kissel Kirshner Mr. PaulHeldmanandMs.Debbie Mr. LarryD.KinserandMs.SueJ.Hunt Mr. andMrs.LionelR.King Ms. MaryMargaret Kindel Mr. andMrs.Timothy S.Kilgore Mr. andMrs.Timothy F. Kilfoil Mr. andMrs.DaveKeyser Mr. andMrs.PaulKennedy Mr. Neal andMrs.Norman Patti Myers Mr. andMrs.ThomasMurphy Mr. andMrs.L.D.Mullaney Mrs. NoraE.Moushey Ms. MaryLouMotl Mr. andMrs.Wayne Morse Mr. andMrs.DaveMorrison Mr. andMrs.ThomasB.Morgan Mr. andMrs.JohnE.Moore Mr. andMrs.DavidE.Moccia Mrs. MelanieT. Minson Mr. andMrs.EarlJ.Mills Mr. R.Miller andMrs.William Dr. andMrs.RogerV. Meyer Ms. JoanE.Mettey Mr. andMrs.Harold A.Merten Mr.* andMrs.BerylMerritt Ms. KathrynE.Merchant Mr. andMrs.Leonard S.Meranus Ms. PhyllisMendenhall Mr. andMrs.JosephP. Mellen Mr. KimMcNeil Debbie andDonMcMullen Mr. JamesMcKenna Ms. MarianneS.McGrath Mr. Jr. andMrs.RobertH.McCormick, Charles andAnnMcCarthy Cindy andTim McCarthy Mr. andMrs.RobertS.Maxwell Mr. andMs.DavidMast Mr. V. andMrs.William Marten Dr. andMrs.JamesM.Marrs Mr. andMrs.SavaMarcikic Barbara Manges Dr. KennethJ.MangesandMrs. O’Neal III Ms. SusanMaloneyandMr. B. William Mrs. Teresa Malloy Mr. andMrs.CharlesH.Maguire Dr. andMrs.LeonA. ReidIII Mr. andMrs.Andrew Redington Mrs. EmiliaA.Read Connie Rave Mr. andMrs.ArtRabourn Ms. SaraH.Pritchard Mr. andMrs.StuartPray Wym andJanPortman Mr. andMrs.RonPorges Ms. PatriciaA.Pope Ms. RitaB.Pobanz Mr. andMrs.LarryPlum Robert andPatsyPike Mr. andMrs.StevenPetrosky Ms. LavoniaF. Payton Heinrich Mr. NicholasS.PayneandMs.Cynthia Mr. andMrs.C.Richard Paulsen Ms. MelissaA.Patterson Mr. andMrs.DarylPatrick Geri Pass-Sowell Ms. DeborahParker Ms. DeborahPalmisano Ms. AliceT. Palmer Judge MarkandSueAnnPainter Mr. J.Ott William Mr. andMrs.JohnT. Osterman Mr. andMrs.CharlesOstendorf Kelley Dr. Richard G.OliverandMr. Michael Dr. Richard A.O’Leary Mr. J.O’Kain andMrs.William Ms. M.Clare Oestreicher Mr. andMrs.FrancisObermeyer Mr. andMrs.BradNogar Mr. andMrs.JonA.Nicodemus Mr. CharlesL.Nickel Mr. andMrs.D.AllanNicholson Mr. andMrs.JamesNeumeister Mr. andMrs.Lawrence Neltner

84 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 85 Linda Schwartz Mr. andMrs.Glenda Schorr Mrs. KendahlSchloss Mr. andMrs.Bernhard Schiefer Clinton andSusanSchertzer Hubbard Mr. Richard ScheidandMrs.PatriciaV. Ms. RenataG.Scanio Mrs. KekeSansalone Mr. andMrs.MichaelRyan Mr. ThomasR.Ruthman Mr. andMrs.RenoF. RunckIII Mr. JoeRuh Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey Rubenstein Marianne andSnowdenRowe Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey Routh Ms. Florence Rothenberg Mr. andMrs.KennethJ.Roth Mr. M.Roth andMrs.Victor Joe Rohling Mr. ThomasRobinson Mr. andMrs.ThomasG.Robinson Sferra Mr. HerbertRobinsonandBarbara Ms. CynthiaS.Robertson Dr. andMrs.JohnRoberts Mr. JamesW. Ritter Stephen andHelenRindsberg Dr. SandraL.Riegler Ms. DebbieRidenour Ms. Aviva RichandMr. MitchellQuint Dr. andMrs.DillonD.Rhodenbaugh Mr. andMrs.BrianT. Rhame Ms. andKimberleyRetert Mr. MarkResler Ms. BetsyReslerandEleanor Mr. Timothy Reinerman Dr. MaxC.Reif Dr. DavidReidandMs.JanetAllen-Reid ($150) COLLECTOR [CONTINUED] Mr. andMrs.PaulThienprayoon Mr. CarlosTeran Miss PatriciaA.Tenbieg Mr. andMrs.RoyO.Sweeney Ms. GlendaA.Suttman Mr. andMrs.SamStringfield Mrs. HelenE.Stevens-Gleason Ms. KathleenH.Stengel Mr. andMrs.JohnStein Mr. andMrs.JacobK.Stein Todd andCathyStegman Ms. SaraA.Stearns Howard andNancyStarnbach Mr. DavidA.Stargardt Mr. andMrs.HenryS.Stacey Mr. andMrs.JohnSouhrada Mr. andMrs.HalA.Smithorst Liberi Mr. DavidW. SmithandMs.Debora Mr. RandallJ.Smith S. Poirier Mr. Timothy L.SmithandMs.Penny Mr. andMrs.GlennShowers Mr. andMrs.PaulR.Shortt Mr. andMrs.StanleyShores, Jr. Mr. andMrs.Alfred A.Shikany Ms. SandraShevers Mr. H.Sherman andMrs.William Mr. JohnM.Shepherd Mr. andMrs.RobertShaw Ms. NageswariShanmugalingam Miss ElizabethA.Shank Mr. andMrs.SlavaSerota Martha S.Seaman Mr. andMrs.JamesH.Scott Mr. ShawnScott Ms. MarySchweitzer Dr. andMrs.JohnP. Schwegmann Mr. andMs.Andrew Schwarzer Mr. andMrs.Gary West Mr. andMrs.PaulF. Wenker Dr. andMrs.DonaldR.Welti Mr. andMrs.JamesWeeks Mrs. KatieK.Weed Ms. Karen Weed Mrs. NancyWeaver Mr. andMrs.AnthonyR.Wean Mr. andMrs.JosephWatras Mr. andMrs.RobertJ.Watkins Mr. BruceW. Wasem Drewry Gores Mr. George H.Warrington andMs.H. Mr. andMrs.PaulH.Ward Mr. MichaelL.Walton Mr. andMrs.Timothy J.Wales Mr. andMrs.ThomasF. Waldron Mr. StephenVogel Mr. andMrs.Richard E.Vogel Rev. FrancisVoellmecke Mr. andMs.AlexanderVinks Dr. JudithR.Vermillion Mrs. Carole Twyman Dr. MariaK.Tuskan andDr. IvanTuskan Mrs. SarahTurner Dr. andMrs.DanTsui Mr. andMrs.Fred Tritschler Mr. andMrs.DeanD.Trindle Mr. andMrs.EricTowers Mr. andMrs.Richard Todd Mr. andMrs.Tom Tobias Mrs. JanTimmel Mrs. MichelleTibbs andMs.EllenTibbs Mr. andMrs.PaulThyberg Mr. andMrs.J.DwightThompson Dr. andMrs.StephenR.Thomas Mr. andMrs.CharlesL.Thomas,Jr. Mr. ScottThierauf Dr. andMrs.RobertL.Zierolf Mr. andMrs.EricB.Yeiser Ms. GlennaYancey Rabbi IrvinandKathyWise Mrs. Andrea K.Wiot Mr. andMrs.CharlesR.Wilson Mr. Jr. andMrs.RobertL.Wilson, Mr. RogerA.Wilson andMr.Ms. AnisaWillis KevinWillis Beth Willard *deceased

86 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 87 31, 2015,weexpress our thanks. between September1,2014andAugust $100orgreater ArtMuseumtotaling the investment ofunrestricted support in tribute gifts.To whomadean those all memorialand Annual Fund,including throughout ArtMuseum’s yeartothe the Many donorsmakecontributions Annual FundDonors Dauner Ms. GeraldineN.Wu andMr. LouisM. Mr. andMrs.CurtWilhelm Mr. andMrs.JosephH.Warkany Mr. andMrs.JohnVon Lehman Mr. andMrs.StephenG.Vollmer The NewYork CommunityTrust The KingFamilyFoundation Ms. ElizabethStoehr Rose W. Drucker Trust Ms. GloriaRedmond Robert andPatsyPike Mrs. MaryLouisePalmer Ethan andSusanPagliaro Mr. Richard A. Mullen Mr.* andMrs.BerylMerritt Mr. andMrs.BillLaWarre Dr. andMrs.Alfred KahnIII Mrs. AnneP. Heldman Mr. andMrs.StephenA.Goldman Mr. andMrs.HankDorris Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey M.Dobranski Mrs. KatharineM.Davis Dr. andMs.Georges Daoud CLH Foundation Helen H.Chatfield Dr. andMrs.RobertD.Caldemeyer Ms. JuliaBeers Mr. JohnH.Becker, Jr. Mr. T. andMrs.William Baumann Thomas P. Atkins Sydney andBobAnning Dr. andMs.StephenF. Altschul Barbara andDickAllen Anonymous $1,000—$9,999 Mrs. Carole Twyman Mr. andMrs.JosephSzeremet Mrs. HelenC.Sutton Ms. NancySchofield Mr. andMrs.MichaelScheffler Ms. Margaret Quinn Mr. andMrs.JamesOsterburg Lynne MeyersGordon M.F.A. Mr. Jr. andMrs.RobertH.McCormick, Al andMaryLopez Dr. andMrs.J.Timothy Leonard Mr. andMrs.DanielW. LeBlond Ms. ArleeneKeller Mrs. AnnKeane Mrs. LoisM.Jones Sarah andMarkJohnson Mr. andMrs.DouglasHynden Mr. andMrs.Tom Hughes Cathy andOttoHausknecht Mr. Harnish G.William Mr. andMrs.LeonHall Mr. andMrs.JamesR.Gardner Mrs. Carol S.Friel Mr. andMrs.AshleyL.Ford Mrs. NancyE.Finke Dr. CharlesandLoisDeitschel Mr. andMrs.JamesDealy Mr. S.CarterBelzley Gordon F. Brunner Mr. andMrs.PeterBoylan Mr. andMrs.PeterM.Bloch Mrs. JeanF. Bloch Mr. JohnBlevins Mr. Leonard H.Berenfield Ms. BettyeC.Beaumont Ms. NoritaAplinandMr. StanleyRagle Mr. AnatoleAlperandMs.JudyCurtin Albert B.Cord CharitableFoundation $500—$999 Holthaus Mr. Richard ZinicolaandMs.LindaR. Jo AnnF. Withrow Mr. andMrs.A.C.Voorhis Robert andCarol Vidal Ms. HeleneBuse Mr. andMrs.Edward V. Burns Mr. andMrs.Fred F. Burnett Mr. andMrs.EugeneBurnett Mr. andMrs.LelandK.Bulger Mr. andMrs.RobertW. Buechner Ms. JoAnnBrown Mr. andMrs.Darrell Brooke Ms. PaulaBraverman Mr. JamesJ.Brady Mr. andMrs.Lawrence M.Bowman Lucille G.andDutro Blocksom Dr. andMrs.DonaldW. Bleznick Dr. andMrs.J.Bismayer Mr. NeilE.Billman Mr. C.Beuttel andMrs.William Atterbury Dr. BruceBernard andDr. Margaret Mrs. FrankBergstein Mrs. EllenA.Berghamer Ms. PatriciaD.Bennett Mrs. ThomasS.Benjamin Mrs. HelenA.Benjamin Mr. L.Baumes Wilford Mrs. SandyBasista Mr. andMrs.AllenBarrow Mr. andMrs.CharlesBarhamIII Dr. BarbaraBardes Dr. andMrs.Tom P. Barden Joan andOliverBaily Ms. PatriciaBaas Mrs. MaryLouAufmann Mr. andMrs.Andrew H.Arken Romola N.Allen Mrs. LouiseAllen Alden Mrs. DeneMillerAldenandMr. Richard Mr. andMrs.MauriceL.Adams Mr. andMrs.Fred H.Abel Anonymous $100—$499 Mr. andMrs.Jerome H.Eichert Dr. andMrs.Philip Edlin Dr. CheryllA.Dunn Mrs. CharlesM.Drackett Mr. E.Doppler andMrs.William Mr. andMrs.AlbertC.Dierckes, Jr. Mrs. Virginia N.Dick Diamond Tours, Inc./Tour &Travel Dr. andMrs.ThomasG.DeWitt Mr. andMrs.AdriaanDeGraaf Dr. George Deepe Mr. andMrs.RafaelDeAcha Mrs. ThomasE.Davidson,Jr. Ms. AntoinetteDaniels Dr. andDr. CynthiaL.Crown Mrs. PatriciaCrotty Von Handorf Mr. DavidE.Crotty andMs.JoanC. Jodelle Crosset Mr. andMrs.George Croog Miss MaryL.Cramer Lee S.Cowan Mr. andMs.JamesR.Cornwell Mr. andMrs.MichaelA.Coombe Carrie Conlin-Royalty Mr. andMrs.CharlesComins Dr. andMrs.JohnM.Collins Mr. andMrs.RobertCody Mr. andMrs.RobertL.Clippard Committee Cincinnati ArtMuseumSowell Fran Christensen Mr. PaulW. Christensen,Jr. Mr. andMrs.MatthewChimsky Kathleen andThomasChatham Ms. AnneH.Chasser Mrs. MaryE.Carroll Mr. andMrs.Walter Carroll Ms. SusanE.Cannon Butters Ms. Norma Mrs. EmmaHartkemeier Mr. andMrs.JoeHarten Ms. JaneF. Hansley Mr. andMrs.RobertJ.Hans Mr. andMrs.Richard D.Hannan Mr. Virginius C. Hall Colombel Mr. HahnandDr. William George Mr. andMrs.JohnHabbert Mr. F. andMs.William Groneman Kay andBobGreiwe Hon. andMrs.RobertH.Gorman Mr. GlenGoodwin Mr. andMrs.StevenJ.Goldstein Reverend JosephW. Goetz Mr. andMrs.JerryGlenn Dr. MaryL.Ginn Mr. ChristopherGilles Hurford Ms. LesleyGilbertsonandMr. William Ms. Dolores Gibbs Garth’s Auctions Mrs. DrusillaGarms A. Frolicher Ms. JeanC.Frolicher andMs.Patricia Mr. andMrs.StephenF. Frey Dr. andMrs.H.B.Francis Ms. NancyFoxandMr. DavidMast Mrs. SusanFox L. Crown Dr. DavidC.FlaspohlerandDr. Cynthia Ms. Maureen Flanagan Ms. BarbaraFitch Prof. JoeFisher Finan The HonorableandMrs.Richard H. Ms. MaryAnnFieler C. Fields Ms. FeliciaD.FieldsandMrs.Millie Michael andBeckyFarrell Mr. andMrs.RobertW. Elberfeld

88 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 89 Mrs. Vivian B. Kline Mrs. Vivian Mr. andMrs.DanielL.Kline D. Kispert Ms. NancyA.KispertandMrs.Wilma Ms. LeeKetcham Mr. andMrs.Geoffrey Keenan Pollack Mrs. Margaret KeanandMr. Allan Mr. andMrs.JohnC.Kaspar Mrs. MaryKartal Ms. MarieL.Kalb Mr. andMrs.RobertJuett Marcia andRonJoseph Frank Jordan Mrs. Carolyn N.Jones Mrs. MarilynJohnston Dr. MurrayS.Jaffe Mr. andDr. BenJacks E. Horn Ms. JolynnE.HurwitzandMr. John Mr. Hurford andMs.William Mr. andMrs.ThomasR.Huheey Ms. BettyHuck Carolyn andMikeHoyt Mr. andMrs.ErvinW. Houston Mr. andMrs.HenryN.Horne Mr. andMrs.RobertHoover Mr. StanleyA.HookerIII A. Hommel Dr. L.HommelandDr. William Kevin Mr. HughH.Hoffman Mr. andMrs.KirtlandE.Hobler Drs. RobertandAndrea Hinton Don andPatHinkley Ms. SandraHershneck-Newrock Ms. NancyB.Herbert Ms. MaryHeider Louise andJoeHead Dr. JuliaHawgood Estella andJohnHassan $100 -$499 [CONTINUED] Dean Mogle Cynthia Mitchell Mr. AlbertJ.Miller Drs. Malcolm*andSusanMeyn Mr. andMrs.MitchellS.Meyers Mr. JoeMendelsohnIII Mr. andMrs.KennethMcWhorter Mark McKillipandAmiraBeer Mrs. JaneTucker McHugh Ms. MarySueMcDuffie Mr. andMrs.JamesR.MaxwellIII Mr. andMrs.RobertS.Maxwell Mr. andMs.DavidMast Ms. CindyMason Mrs. MoritaMarmo Mr. andMrs.Gurdev Mangat Mr. andMrs.R.LeeMairose Dr. andMrs.RobertLukin Jennifer Loggie Mr. andMrs.DavidE.Locke LipstreuerMs. Vicki Middaugh Dr. DouglasH.LinzandDr. DeborahA. Mr. andMrs.JohnLinnenberg Betty JaneLillie Mr. andMrs.DanielLeonhardt Mrs. SusanLennert Dr. andMrs.BradleyM.Lemberg Mr. andMrs.PaulE.Leitzinger Mr. andMrs.PhilipLeege Dr. andMrs.RobertS.Leake Mrs. AnneI.Lawrence Mr. andMrs.BrianW. Larcom Margie andLarryKyte Mrs. Theresa M.Kuhn Mr. andMrs.BruceA.Krone Mr. Jerome J.Kramer Mrs. JudithKolker Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey Knoop Jerry andSandieKnobeloch Marianne andSnowden Rowe Ms. RitaY. Rothenberg Ms. JeanneRolfes Mr. andMrs.DouglasB.Robinson,Jr. Martone Ms. StellaA.RenakerandMr. Michael Margaret M.Reid Ms. PamelaS.Reichelderfer Mr. andMrs.JamesW. Rauth Mr. MarkRansick Kaplan Dr. MichaelPriviteraandDr. Marcia Mrs. SusanK.Price Mr. andMrs.LarryPlum Mr. Patton William Mr. MarkPatsfall Mr. andMrs.MorrisPasser Mr. andMrs.Terry H. Parsons Adelaide andTom Ottenjohn Mr. andMrs.RobertB.Ott,Jr. Marilyn Z.Ott Mrs. MurielOsher Mrs. NanL.Oscherwitz Debbie andRichOliver Dr. Richard A.O’Leary Ms. M.Clare Oestreicher Mrs. LiliaM.Obrath Mr. andMrs.Richard Newrock Valerie NewellandTimothy Smith Mr. andMrs.Lawrence Neltner Mr. Neal andMrs.Norman Mr. DavidMulroy Jack andRutaMueller Miss JoyceA.Mueller Marjorie Motch Mr. RobMorgan KayMorganMiss Vivian Mr. andMrs.Frederick Moore Mr. andMrs.JamesA.Monton Mr. MurrayMonroe, Jr. Martha A.Stimson Ms. MarjorieA.Stephenson John Steele Ethan andBarbaraStanley Fund St. John’s EpiscopalChurch Reformed Gallagher Mr. StanleyR.SmithandMrs.Shirley Mr. andMrs.DonaldW. Smith Mr. andMrs.DavidLeeSmith Bob Singer, LindaSinger Murray andRobinSinclaire Mr. andMrs.IrwinB.Simon Ms. MaryShukairy Mr. andMrs.HughShipley Larry andRhondaSheakley Mr. andMrs.Richard F. Shaw Jacks Dr. Marguerite S.Shaffer andMr. Ben Mr. andMrs.SlavaSerota Mr. andMrs.PeterSeidel Mr. andMrs.HenryL.Schulhoff Mr. andMrs.CharlesSchulenberg Ms. C.JeanSchroer Mr. andMrs.RussSchnurr Mr. H.Schneebeck andMrs.William Ms. AnnSchmuelling Mrs. NancyL.Schlemmer Mr. andMrs.Bernhard Schiefer Hubbard Mr. Richard ScheidandMrs.PatriciaV. Mrs. RogerE.Schanzle Mr. andMrs.J.R.Savage Mr. ThomasJ.Samuels Dr. andMrs.Richard Salzer Ms. CatharineB.Saelinger Mr. andMrs.MichaelRyan Mrs. MaurieC.Russo Dr. andMrs.Richard Ruddy, M.D. Mr. andMrs.LarryRoyalty Mr. andMrs.Edward W. Wuest Dr. andMrs.Richard Ruddy, M.D. Mr. andMrs.JamesH.Wooddell Mrs. BarbaraWitte Mrs. BeatriceWinkler Ms. SusanWesterling Mr. MikeWest Mrs. Claire Wesselmann WeismanJoel andBernice Mr. Richard Weiland Ms. MarilynJ.Wehri Dr. NelsonWatts Mr. andMrs.AlickD.Watson Mr. andMrs.RobertJ.Watkins Mrs. HeleneR.Warrener Mr. andMrs.PaulH.Ward Dr. StanleyC.Wang Mr. MichaelL.Walton Mr. andMrs.RobertK.Wallace Mr. andMrs.DanielT. Walker, Jr. Ms. PriscillaS.Walford Mr. andMrs.JonH.Votel Ms. HilaryL.Vollmer Mr. andMrs.RobertC.Vitz Schoonover Mr. George Verkamp andMs.Christine Mr. JamesTraynor andMs.MollyTalbot Dr. andMrs.SamuelP. Todd, Jr. Mr. andMrs.CharlesL.Thomas,Jr. Mr. andMrs.AbbotThayerII Mr. R.Talbot, andMrs.William Jr. Mr. andMrs.Richard Swaim Ms. GlendaA.Suttman Dr. andMrs.GarfieldL.Suder Mr. andMrs.George G.Strietmann Mr. andMrs.DavidM.Strasser Mr. andMrs.JohnS.Stith Mrs. Carolyn Stith Ms. Virginia B.Stirling *deceased

90 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 91 of support for the ArtMuseum. of supportforthe to $144,203innewandincreased levels Their generous of$100,000led donation inspired 2015MatchGiftCampaign. the leadershipgiftthat Ragland fortheir toMartyandNick Special thanks 2014 andAugust31,2015. and abovemadebetweenSeptember1, of$500 includescontributions This listing institution. andeducational exhibiting, ArtMuseum’sthe workasacollecting, projects tostrengthen andinitiatives donorssupportedspecific The following Program Support Major Project and Dr. andMrs.Richard Jolson Sarah andMarkJohnson John J.&MaryR.Schiff Foundation Ms. SusanJackson Mr. LarryA.Huston Carolyn andLeeHonkomp Mr. andMrs.JosephW. Hirschhorn Peg andDickHalberstadt Dr. andMrs.DaleG.Gutman Ms. CristinaGutierrez Ms. JudyL.Greene Mr. andMrs.MarkGreenberger Gerald Greenberg andPamelaMeyers Dr. SaadGhosn Gail F. Forberg Cincinnati ArtMuseum The DuveneckAssociationofthe Mr. andMrs.C.ThomasDupuis The JeanannG.DunlapFoundation Dilly A.Dooley Mr. andMrs.KimballDerrick Drs. FuheidandIngridDaoud Carrie Conlin-Royalty Mr. andMrs.PaulW. Chellgren Bank Foundation Carol AnnandRalphV. Haile,Jr./U.S. Carl JacobsFoundation Ms. HeatherRaeByer Mr. andMrs.RobertM.Blatt Dr. AllenW. Bernard Mary andBillBaskett Mr. ChristopherP. Barton Diane S.Babcock,M.D. Thomas P. Atkins Cincinnati Foundation Anonymous FundoftheGreater Anonymous RESEARCH, ANDSPECIALPROJECTS CONSERVATION, CURATORIAL GIFTS FORACQUISITIONS, Cincinnati ArtMuseum The Women’s Committeeofthe MD Jeannine andJohnC.Winkelmann Alice F. Weston WeismanJoel andBernice Dr. andDr. NolanL.Weinberg Foundation Vista Dr. andMrs.Toan Trinh Dr. CatharinaToltzis, Ph.D. Stockman FamilyFoundationTrust John Gilmore Ms. KristinL.Spangenberg andMr. Foundation Committee Donald P. SowellEndowment Mr. andMrs.JohnE.Shore Mr. BlakeSelnick,Jr. andMrs.William Mr. andMrs.HarrySanten Mr. andMrs.JohnD.Rudolph Margo andSamRoss Stephen andHelenRindsberg Mr. andMrs.GatesT. Richards Kevin andElizabethOtt Oliver FamilyFoundation Ohio Valley Foundation Ohio FolkArtAssociation Ellie andErikNelson Kindel Mr. ScottNelsonandDr. SusanE. Dr. ElaineMueninghoff Miss JoyceA.Mueller Dr. andMrs.JohnS.Michelman Lee CowanTour Group Fund Mr. JohnR.Lazarus Maggie andEricKuhn Dr. andMr. GraceB.Kerr Mrs. LaurieKanter Third Bank,Trustee The JacobG.SchmidlappTrust, Fifth Lois* andRichard Rosenthal Mr. andMrs.JohnC.Merchant, Esq. Ms. PeggyAnnMarkstein Frisch’s Restaurants CLH Foundation AND GROUNDS GIFTS FORBUILDING Cincinnati ArtMuseum The Women’s Committeeofthe Foundation Vista Education andCommunityOutreach The PatriciaA.Vance Foundationfor U.S. Bank Manufacturing NorthAmerica,Inc. Toyota MotorEngineering& The LouiseTaft SempleFoundation RiverPoint CapitalManagement PNC The DanielandSusanPfauFoundation Ohio AllianceforArtsEducation Mutual Foundation Ohio CasualtyFundoftheLiberty Nordstrom Mr. andMrs.*MarionP. Mourning Doris M.andCharlesB.LevinsonFund Mr. andMrs.RonaldA.Koetters The Andrew Jergens Foundation Foundation A.andMarthaH.Hillenbrand William Frisch’s Restaurants Cincinnati AsianArtSociety Charles H.DaterFoundation,Inc. Stephen &MaryBirch Foundation Aegis Protective Services The AlpaughFamilyTrust A FriendoftheArtMuseum Anonymous KIDS FUND MUSEUM BUSFOR INCLUDING ART PROGRAMMING, EDUCATIONAL GIFTS FOR Lee CowanTour Group Fund Ms. SetsukoLeCroix Mr. andMrs.PolkLaffoon IV Mr. andMrs.RonaldA.Koetters David Kim Doojin Kim Doonam Kim Marcia andRonJoseph Dr. andMrs.Richard A.Jolson The JapanFoundation Elizabeth Tu Hoffman Huddleston Mrs. AmyGoodwin Goldsmith Cardel Dr. andMrs.*SylvanGolder Fund EvaluationGroup, LLC Mr. andMrs.W. RogerFry FotoFocus Cincinnati ArtMuseum The DuveneckAssociationofthe Dinsmore &ShohlLLP Dr. Richard Crisler, Jr. Christie’s Castellini Foundation Debbie Campbell Bonhams, SanFrancisco Mary andBillBaskett Mrs. MarjorieP.Applegate Mary andBillBaskett Mrs. MarjorieP.Applegate Cincinnati Foundation Anonymous FundoftheGreater GIFTS FOREXHIBITIONS Barbara andBillWeyand WeismanJoel andBernice University ofCincinnati Jack andJoyceSteinman Mr. andMrs.JacobK.Stein Judith andStevenStein Mr. andMrs.ThomasE.Stegman Mr. andMrs.KazuyaSato Marianne andSnowdenRowe Lois* andRichard Rosenthal Mr. andMrs.GatesT. Richards Bank, Trustee Robert H.ReakirtFoundation,PNC Margaret M.Reid Martha andNickRagland PNC John andFranciePepper Santa J.Ono,Ph.D. A. Smith Ms. Valerie L.NewellandMr. Timothy Stephen andHelenRindsberg Miss JoyceA.Mueller Mrs. JohnC.Mueller, Jr. Motch FamilyFoundation Family ofMrs.RobertMcKay Mrs. PatriciaMisrach Lynne MeyersGordon M.F.A. Mercy Health Mary AnnMeanwell Martini UnitedChurch ofChrist Macy’s, Inc. LPK, Inc. Mr. andMrs.PhillipC.Long Robert LehmanFoundation,Inc.

92 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 93 Gilmore III Kristin L.Spangenberg andJohnE. Foundation Committee Donald P. SowellEndowment John E.Shore Jewell LewisShane John J.&MaryR.Schiff Foundation Mr. S.Robertson andMrs.William Kevin andElizabethOtt The OliverFamilyFoundation Mr. andMrs.PolkLaffoon IV Jon MoellerandLisaSauer Pamela MeyersandGeraldGreenberg Rhoda Mayerson Jean Mathis Judy andAlanManzler Mr. andMrs.BruceC.Long Gary J.Lind Leser Family Toni LaBoiteaux Ron andFlorence Koetters Marcia Joseph Andrew MacAoidhJergens W. RogerFryTrustee J. Frederick andHelenB.Vogel Trust, Lester* andKarleeHilliard Carol Hannah Lucille Dixon Raymond andNancyCooper Cincinnati ArtMuseum The DuveneckAssociationofthe Castellini Foundation Jack andJoanneBrown Bill andMaryBonansinga Jane Birckhead Terrie andLeonard Benjamin John W. andChristinaL.Beatty Marjorie Applegate Mr. andMrs.L.ThomasApplegate Romola N.Allen ROGERS, JR.GALLERY GIFTS FORMILLARDF. Barbara Weyand Mike andSueWest Ginger andDavidW. Warner Margaret andMichaelValentine The Warrington Foundation Carol andTheodore Striker Mary S.Stern John Steele Ethan andBarbaraStanley Dr. andMrs.Rodney P. Geier Gaynor FamilyFoundation Pat andRogerFry Inc. Fort Washington InvestmentAdvisors, Fleming, Brockschmidt &Durkin,CPAs Ms. LouisaBlairFleischmann Fifth Third Bank Beverly andFred Erschell Emersion Design George andJeaneElliott Mr. andMrs.RanceDuke Construction DIGS |RealEstateDesign Mr. andMrs.Andrew DeWitt Dewey’s Pizza Chuck andLoisDeitschel Drs. FuheidandIngridDaoud Mr. andMrs.J.DavidCummings Mr. andMrs.ChipCrowther Jim andJoanCrowe Mr. andMrs.CharlesCrapsey Ms. RobinCorr Keith andCarol Connor Cincinnati SkiClub Mr. andMrs.ManuelChavez CFM International Mr. andMrs.KennethCampbell Rosenthal Berliant Mr. AllanBerliantandMrs.Jennie Drs. JudithBausherandHerbertGilliam Kate andBillBaumann David andJennBastos Mr. andMrs.JohnF. Barrett Mr. F. andMrs.William Bahl A. Alter Dr. J.AlterandDr. Sherman Kathleen andPeterAlpaugh Vicki Gordon AllenandLindaBaas Anonymous Donors TASTE OFDUVENECK, ANDART INBLOOM GIFTS FORHOBNOBAT THEFARM TABLE, A Betsy andPeterNiehoff Mr. andMrs.NathanNeyra Valerie NewellandTimothy Smith Thomas J.andLindaG.Mueller Mr. andMrs.BradMottier Mr. andMrs.JohnC.Merchant, Esq. Len* andSherieMarek Craig andAnneMaier Dr. JimandAliceLytle Adele andTom Lippert Mr. andMrs.AlanB.Lindner Dr. andMrs.JohnLeibold Mrs. andMr. NanciLanni Mr. andMrs.PolkLaffoon IV Margie andLarryKyte Maggie andEricKuhn Dave andJanKlocke Peter andMaryKing Anna andLairKennedy Jon M.andAnnKeeling Mr. andMrs.George Joseph Mr. DhaniJonesandMs.MarshaAshley Sarah andMarkJohnson Mr. andMrs.GaryD.Johns Karen andBruceJaquish Jaguar LandRoverCincinnati Mr. andMrs.SamuelHuttenbauer, Jr. Carolyn Honkomp Heidt FamilyFoundation Heidelberg DistributingCo. Cathy andOttoHausknecht Estella andJohnHassan Tracy andGreg Hartmann Mr. andMrs.IrvingHarris Amy andFrankHanson Mrs. Terry Grote Mr. andMrs.Andrew M.Grant Mr. andMrs.DanielGood Roger A.Gellenbeck Barbara andBillWeyand Mike andSueWest Ms. MaryAnnWeiss Water Tower FineWines Mr. andMrs.J.PhilipVollmer Lynne and SteveVollmer Christopher andNancyVirgulak Truepoint Wealth Counsel,LLC Towne Properties, Ltd Ronald andElizabethTinklenberg The OttoM.BudigFamilyFoundation Mr. Taylor Ernst andMrs.William Judy andStevenStein Pam andDickSpoor Ellen andClarkSole Mr. andMrs.RobertSinger Larry andRhondaSheakley Mr. andMrs.V. W. Shahani Mr. PeterSchwartz Dr. JudithA.MeyerSchultz Mrs. NatalieV. Schoeny Tom Schiff Dawn Schiff Mrs. PamelaRouse Dianne andJ.DavidRosenberg RiverPoint CapitalManagement Carole andEdwinRigaud Rhineland Foundation Margaret M.Reid Marty andMaribethRahe Mr. andMrs.JohnJ.Ragland Nick andMartyRagland Mr. andMrs.EricRagland Alexandra andAndrew Quinn Principled Wealth Advisors Bill PowellandLisaStephenson Bob andPatsyPike Mr. andMrs.DavidP. Osborn Oliver FamilyFoundation Alison andJimZimmerman Don Yelton andAnnSaluke Ms. JessicaWyler Mr. andMrs.FrankE.Wood Guy Wolf andJaneMisiewicz Mr. andMrs.GlennR.Wienkoop *deceased

94 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 95 acquisitions. acquisitions. ArtMuseum’sthe andart operations thereby providing inperpetuityfor restricted,endowment unlessotherwise legacygiftsareAll designatedtothe community. andservicetothe excellence ArtMuseum’sthe ofartistic tradition These importantgiftshelptoperpetuate support through trustorestategifts. whohaveprovided individuals of those recognizes generosity the andforesight ArtMuseumgratefully The Cincinnati Trust andEstateGifts William A.FriedlanderFund William Estate ofMarjoryS.Wyler TrustJudson MartinWilson Estate ofRichard Wagner The Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust Estate ofArthurSchmitt Estate ofMarjorieSchiele Trust The Richard F. SchaengoldCharitable of theGreater CincinnatiFoundation Margaret RentschlerFund McWilliams Estate ofLouiseD.Nippert Estate ofElizabethA.Martin Estate ofMarieLeonard The ElmaMargaret LappFoundation The Dorothy M.KerstenTrust Estate ofJohnH.Hermanies Estate ofThomasW. Hefley Foundation Fund oftheGreater Cincinnati Robert W. andIsabelYeatman Gwinner Clark W. DavisTrust Thomas W. BusseCharitableTrust Estate ofKatherineE.Bond Estate ofJoanS.Bluestein Estate ofAliceBimel The L.W. ScottAlterTrust The AlpaughFamilyTrust

96 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 97 generations ofvisitors. generations to inspire, andeducatefuture delight, great this enabling to continue institution growth ArtMuseum’s ofthe collection, a stronger endowmentand ensure the Century Societymembershelptobuild aworkofart.New donate orbequeath policy, oranirrevocable commitmentto retirement insurance planandlife beneficiaryofyourtax-deferredthe ArtMuseumas Fund, giftsnamingthe ArtMuseum’strust, the PooledIncome a charitablegiftannuity, charitable bequests,giftsthroughgift, including are manywaystomakea planned future through plannedgiving.There who haveprovided ArtMuseum’s forthe andgenerousof thoughtful individuals The NewCenturySocietyisanhonorroll New CenturySociety Mr. andMrs.BobConway, Jr. Nancy Coith-Fibbe* Mr. andMrs.StanleyCohen Mr. Richard E.Cocks Ms. JoanCochran Mr. andMrs.A.BurtonClosson,Jr. Nancy R.Clagett Mr. andMrs.LouisChabut Ms. BethelM.Caster* Mr. Edward A.Carson Debbie Campbell Mrs. Carolyn Caldwell Mr. OttoM.Budig,Jr. Mrs. BettyJ.Brothers* Ms. CharlotteBrooks Mrs. Sanford Brooks Mr. StephenD.Bonadies Lucille G.Blocksom Dr. PaulaS.Biren Mr. andMrs.CarlBimel,Jr.* Mr. NeilE.Billman Ms. DavaL.Biehl Thomas Mr. andMrs.Carrollyn AlvinJ.Bernstein Dr. AllenW. Bernard Mrs. RobertM.Bergstein Mrs. NomaJewellBellissemo Ms. ChristineM.Baermann Diane S.Babcock,M.D. Estate ofIlseArlinghaus Ms. Carole J.Arend Mr. andMrs.FrankJ.Andress Estate ofWalter G.Alpaugh Romola N.Allen E.Allen Ms. Norma E. Risse Mr. CharlesLarryAlleeandMr. Delbert Mr. andMrs.JamesR.Adams Christine O.Adams Dr. IraandLindaAbrahamson Estate ofEdward A.Hogan Estate ofClaire Hoch Ms. KarleeL.Hilliard Dr. andMrs.Edward B.Herzig Estate ofJohnH.Hermanies Paul M.Hendrick Mrs. EleanorM.Hazelton* Hayes Telfair* Dr. M.DonaldHayesandMrs.Jane The EstateofMrs.JudithA.Hanenson Mrs. EllenW. Haffner Mr. RobertW. Gwinner* Rennie andDavidGreenfield Mrs. MadeleineH.Gordon Mr. S.BradleyGillaugh Estate ofWalter E.Geier Mr. andMrs.Vere W. Gaynor Mr. Theodore A. Gantz Sue andBill*Friedlander Ms. AbbieFrance Estate ofTimothy Flinchum Mr. Walter I.Farmer* Estate ofFloraC.Ewers Mr. JamesM.Ewell* Mr. andMrs.StanleyEisenberg* Bill andCarol Eckerle B.*Dunkelman Elaine andArnold Mrs. MartinH.Dumler* Ms. SusanL.Dorward Barbara M.Donohue Mr. RowlandE.Dietz* Mrs. Virginia N.Dick Mr. andMrs.B.CraneDeCamp Estate ofL.PattonDavis Mr. HarrisonR.T. Davis Estate ofShirleyM.Davies Estate ofJackE.Daugherty Ms. Traci M.Cull Ms. ElizabethB.Corman Mr. PaulE.Cope* Mrs. KatharineT. Nyce* Mr. andMrs.J.Morton Nicholson Mr. JohnNeuhart Angela Murrer Fegelman Leo MunickM.D.andMs.Alice Ms. MillieMullaguru Marjorie Motch Mr. Morelli andMrs.Arnold Mr.* andMrs.JamesMonroe, Jr. Mr. andMrs.CharlesF. Miller Dr. andMrs.I.ArthurMichaelson Mr. JosephF. McCrindle* Manuel D.*andRhodaMayerson Stewart ShillitoMaxwell,Jr. Mr. DavidJ.Mason Estate ofElizabethA.Martin Estate ofMauriceD.Marsh Mr. andMrs.JohnL.Markstein* Mrs. Harold T. Marcus Mr. andMrs.RonaldW. Lyons Miss FrancesR.Luther* Mrs. BarbaraLowry* Ms. SuzanneB.Loeffler Tom andAdeleLippert Mr. RobertA.Lewis Mr. SamuelM.Levy* Mr. ThomasP. Lee Mr. andMrs.BenedictLeca Mrs. UrsulaLaurens* Mr. andMrs.Lawrence H.KyteJr. Dr. andMrs.KennethKreines Mrs. ThomasM.Kreider Dr. RobertA.Kemper Kamnitzer Mr. PeterKamnitzerandDr. Sophie Estate ofJosephineJoseph Mr. CarlJacobs* Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey Horvitz H.Hopple,Jr.Estate ofWilliam Mrs. Richard Thayer* Mrs. Walter Tedtmann* Dr. andMrs.RobertJ.Strub Mr. Fred W. Strebel Trust John R.StraussCharitableLeadAnnuity Mrs. EleanorStrauss* Mr. andMrs.S.CharlesStraus* Robert B.andMaryC.Stewart Ms. JaneK.Steinfirst* Ron andJanStahl John Gilmore Ms. KristinL.Spangenberg andMr. Carson E.Smith* Estate ofThomasE.Shaw Estate ofMaryLouiseSchroth Ms. BeckySchneider Mr. andMrs.MarkSchlachter Ms. AbbyE.Schlachter Ms. EmaleeF. Schavel Joe Rohling Mr. andMrs.Lawrence H.RogersII Mr.* andMrs.Millard F. Rogers,Jr. Mrs. LaunceyL.Roder* Mrs. George Rieveschl Edward J.Requardt Estate ofElaineW. Reis David andMarilynReichert Barbara S.Reckseit Daniel andIrene Randolph Mrs. MaryLeonhard Ran Ms. Margaret Quinn Ms. JenniferD.Powell Miss Dorothy L.Plsek Bill Phelan Mr. Theodore M.PenkerIII Mrs. MaryLouisePalmer Mr. MauriceE.Oshry Ms. PatriciaA.Oldfield Ms. LauraOldfield *deceased Mrs. CarlI.Wyler* Nancy andDavidWolf Mrs. EuniceWolf* Ms. JudsonMartinWilson* Ms. SarahE.Wilkinson Alice F. Weston Mike andSueWest WeismanJoel andBernice Ms. KathrynA.Webb Mr. DavidA.Walker Estate ofEllenWaite Barbie andRickWagner George H.andKimM.Vincent Sara M.andMichelleVance Waddell Dr. andMrs.ThomasU.Todd Mr. G.Richard Thomas Mr. Clifford Thies William

98 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 99 August 31,2015. beginning September1,2014through products or servicesfiscal during year the toourworkbycontributing contribution havemadeavaluable and individuals businesses,organizations,The following Gifts InKind Kinkhead RidgeEstate Winery Heidelberg FamilyofCompanies Heidelberg Distributing Co. Hazelfield Farms David andDebraHausrath Greater CincinnatiWater Works Mrs. MadeleineH.Gordon Mary EllenGoekeandTom Schiff Catering Garnish Mrs. MarinaGarcia Gamez Funky’s CateringandEvents French LickSpringsHotel Euro USA Ensemble Theatre ofCincinnati Eli’s BBQ Eddie Merlot’s Steakhouse Dianne DunkelmanandPeterSchwartz Django Dilly Bistro, Bar&BottleShop Dewey’s Pizza Current Caterer Catering,Gourmet crEATions byMelodyFineCatering Cooper’s &Restaurants HawkWinery Cincy Deli&ice Cincinnati SymphonyOrchestra Cincinnati PlayhouseinthePark Cincinnati Magazine Christie’s Associates Charlie Deitschel/CheersWine Mr. andMrs.RobertH.Castellini Café MediterraneanHydePark Brio Tuscan Grill Catering BrewRiver GastroPub &BrewRiver Boca Baker-Bird Winery Andy’s MediterraneanGrill Alpine Valley Water Co. A ForkableFeast Linda andJeff Wyler Trends,Wine Inc. Mr. andMrs.ThomasL.Williams Whole FoodsMarket Barbara andBillWeyand Mrs. JackieWeist Winery Vinoklet Valley Vineyards Valet Coffee Tony Tiemeyer The BonBonerieBakery&Café Tano Bistro &Catering Stone Creek DiningCo-Montgomery Sterling CutGlass Stagnaro Distributing Signature Desserts Seasons 52 Bob andDawnSchiff Red FeatherKitchen Mary L.Ran Nick andMartyRagland Jake andJenniferRagland Palomino Ohio Valley &BeerCo. Wine Carlos Navarro/Bang &Olufsen Natural StateWines Kathi McQuade Marriott Rookwood Maribelle Cakery Len* andSherieMarek Whitney andPhillipLong Mr. andMrs.BradLindner * deceased

100 Donors Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 101 BOARD TRUSTEES OF

102 Board of Trustees of Board Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 103 John C.Merchant, Esq. James E.May Ernest W. Jr. Marshall, Sherie Lynch Marek LaffoonPolk IV Ronald A.Koetters Jerome C.Kathman Kevin T. Kabat Dhani Jones Sarah RaupJohnson Helen K.Heekin Hassan Williams Estella George C.Hale,M.D. Stewart Goldman Jean-Paul Ebanga Rance G.Duke Cincinnati John Cranley, Mayorof Ted N.Berry, Esq. Amy L.Hanson,Secretary Treasurer Andrew EganDeWitt, President Jon R.Moeller, Vice President H.Ragland, Martha BoardChairman ofthe David F. Dougherty, OFFICERS Cincinnati MuseumAssociation Board ofTrustees 2014–2015 Jeffrey L.Wyler Todd Wurzbacher Douglas F. Worple Jennifer G.Williams Barbara Weyand F.Alice Weston Kevin Ward Andrew Stillpass K.Stein,M.D. Judith Murray Sinclaire, Jr. Cheryl Rose Kevin D.Ott Santa J.Ono,Ph.D. Valerie CPA L.Newell, Cincinnati Public Schools Public Cincinnati Superintendent of Mary A.Ronan, Advisory Council President ofVolunteer Bonnie J.Carothers, Nippert Director and LouiseDieterle Cameron Kitchin,Louis APPOINTMENTS

104 Board of Trustees of Board Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 105 James E.May Ernest W. Jr. Marshall, Sherie Lynch Marek Ronald A.Koetters Tom Keckeis Eric Kearney Kevin T. Kabat Dhani Jones Sarah RaupJohnson Helen K.Heekin Hassan Williams Estella Liz Grubow Richard Grad Stewart Goldman A.ElsbrockTimothy Jean-Paul Ebanga Rance G.Duke David F. Dougherty Cincinnati John Cranley, Mayorof Ted N.Berry, Esq. LaffoonPolk IV, Secretary Amy L.Hanson,Treasurer President Andrew Egan ViceDeWitt, Jon R.Moeller, President BoardChairman ofthe H.Ragland, Martha OFFICERS Cincinnati MuseumAssociation Board ofTrustees 2015–2016 Jeffrey L.Wyler Todd Wurzbacher Douglas F. Worple Jennifer G.Williams Barbara Weyand F.Alice Weston Andrew Stillpass K.Stein,M.D. Judith James Sowar Murray Sinclaire, Jr. Cheryl Rose Kevin D.Ott Santa J.Ono,Ph.D. Valerie CPA L.Newell, John C.Merchant, Esq. Cincinnati Public Schools Public Cincinnati Superintendent of Mary A.Ronan, Council of Volunteer Advisory Mary LeRoy, President Nippert Director and LouiseDieterle Cameron Kitchin,Louis APPOINTMENTS David A.Wolf Michael R.West Dorothy Weil Carl E.Solway LewisShane,CPAJewell Richard H.Rosenthal David Reichert,Esq. Robert B.Ott Evans Christine M.D. Charles H.Deitschel,Jr., Lee S.Cowan Peter A.Alpaugh H.Adams Judith HONORARY TRUSTEES Thomas L.Williams F.Alice Weston VollmerJ. Philip George H.Vincent, Esq. John F. Steele,Sr. Geri Pass-Sowell Larry A.Sheakley Thomas R.Schiff Valerie CPA L.Newell, Rhoda Mayerson Craig F. Maier Lawrence H.Kyte,Jr., Esq. Kreines,Kenneth M.D. Joseph H.Head,Jr. George C.Hale,M.D. Jr. O.DeWitt, William Fuheid S.Daoud,M.D. Paul W. Chellgren Susan F. Castellini Robert H.Castellini M.Budig Otto John W. Beatty, Esq. John F. Barrett TRUSTEE EMERITUS

106 Board of Trustees of Board Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 107 Carl F. Bryant, PhD Jack E.Brown Herbert R.Brown BrooksCharlotte O.BradfordCatherine Barbara A.Boyd O.Booth Cynthia Mary Bonansinga G.Blocksom Lucille Robert M.Blatt Jane Birckhead W.Allen Bernard, PhD Patricia K.Beggs Mary JoBeck John W. Beatty, Jr., Esq. C.Bausher Judith Mary Baskett John F. Barrett L.Baily Oliver Atkinson Kathleen John Atherton Darlene Anderson Peter A.Alpaugh Romola N.Allen H.Adams Judith Ira A.Abrahamson,M.D. as ofJanuary2016 Cincinnati MuseumAssociationShareholders Douglas S.Cramer Lee S.Cowan C. Wesley Cowan Cornejo Alfonso N.Corman Keith Nancy R.Cooper Lois W. Conyers Robert A.Conway Deborah W. Collins Frances Cohen Thomas G.Cody Alfred B.Closson,Jr. Clemons-TurnerRuth Paul W. Christensen,Jr. James Y. Cheng Paul W. Chellgren Susan F. Castellini Robert H.Castellini Ann P. Casey Lee A.Carter CardenWillie Bruce L.Byrnes P.William Butler Sharon K.Burns Calvin Buford, Esq. Jr. M.Budig, Otto Sharon W. Frisbie Susan Friedlander Michael Frabetti Carolyn Fovel Ashley L.Ford Noah Fleischmann Blair S.Fleischmann Christopher L.Fister Michael A.Fisher Owen K.Findsen Finan The HonorableRichard H. Beverly H.Erschell T.William Earls,Jr. Jane Durrell R.Dunn Martine Dianne Dunkelman Dixon Lucille Jim Dine Jr. O.DeWitt, William Trey Devey M.D. Charles H.Deitschel,Jr., Fuheid S.Daoud,M.D. Karrie Crowther Joan D.Crowe L. Thomas Hiltz, Esq. L. ThomasHiltz, Paul M.Hendrick Sandra Heimann Helen K.Heekin Christopher J.Heekin Heekin Christine Sara RoweHeckscher Joseph H.Head,Jr. M. DonaldHayes,D.D.S. John W. Hayden W.Cornelius Hauck Gregory P. Hartmann Consuelo W. Harris Tamara S.Harkavy George C.Hale,Sr., M.D. M.F.A. Lynne MeyersGordon Stewart Goldman Eileen Goldman Goeke Mary Ellen Gary L.Gleason Mary M.Gimpel Kevin R.Ghassomian,Esq. Noralee Gatch Theodore A.Gantz W. RogerFry, Esq. Patricia King Bukang Kim Joan B.Keller J.Keating William Danya M.Karram Carl F. Kalnow Sister MiriamKaeser Marcia Joseph Lois K.Jolson Sarah RaupJohnson Algernon Johnson Margaret M.Johns Lois Johannigman Jergens Rev. Andrew MacAoidh Charles H.Jackson Earl W. Hughes Joan L.Howison Joyce Howe Carol Horvitz Hopkins The HonorableJeffrey P. Carolyn Honkomp Mary JoHolohan Marianna Hirons A.Hinckley Ellen Timothy L.Mathile Timothy Peggy Mathile James M.Marrs,M.D. Sherie Marek Mary S.March M.Manzler Judith J.Maloney Timothy Craig F. Maier James L.Mahon,Ph.D. C.Long Phillip Deborah D.Long Thomas J.Lippert Gary J.Lind Peter F. Levin Michael W. Lee Walter E.Langsam Lafley Jutta A. G.Lafley Susan S.Laffoon Laffoon,Polk IV Toni LaBoiteaux Lawrence H.Kyte,Jr., Esq. Kreines,Kenneth M.D. Florence Koetters Sandra Knobeloch Alecia Kintner Robert B.Ott Kevin D.Ott Richard Oliver Warner Off H.C. BuckNiehoff, Esq. Valerie CPA L.Newell, K.Murphy Elizabeth Patricia Murdock Leo H.Munick,M.D. Mary LouMueller Marjorie Motch David W. Motch Victoria Morgan MooreCharlotte Ann D.Monroe Anu M.Mitra Patricia Misrach David A.Millett Ralph S.MichaelIII K.Meyer,Ruth Ph.D. Skip Merten Mary AnnMeanwell Mary McCullough-Hudson Mrs. ManuelMayerson Jr. Maxwell, Stewart Shillito Anthony Roberts Anthony Rieveschl Ellen Mary D.Richards Margaret Richards Mercer ReynoldsIII Margaret M.Reid David Reichert,Esq. Mary L.Ran Laura S.Raines Jennifer Ragland Emily Pulitzer C.Portman,III William Jane Portman Linda JacksonPointer Raphaela Platow Joseph A.Pichler Claire B.Phillips Susan Pfau Bruce I.Petrie,Jr., Esq. John E.Pepper, Jr. Kim Peeler Andrew W. Esq. Patton, Mark Patsfall Geri Pass-Sowell Sean T. Parker Owens,M.D. O’Dell

108 Board of Trustees of Board Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 109 [CONTINUED] Carl E.Solway Paul G.Sittenfeld Gerald T. Silvers Hal Shunk Ronnie L.Shore Larry A.Sheakley LewisShane,CPAJewell S.Seaman Martha Deborah E.Scott Janet A.Schlegel Rosemary Schlachter Thomas R.Schiff John J.Schiff, Jr. John J.Schiff III Charles O.Schiff George A.Schaefer, Jr. Rhonda Sassoon James J.Sanitato,M.D. Randy Sandler Stoddard P. Rowe Marianne Rowe Margo K.Ross Richard H.Rosenthal Nancy Rosenthal Nina OldsRogers Lawrence H.RogersII Marilyn ScrippsWade James C.Votruba, PhD Stephen G.Vollmer VollmerJ. Philip Nancy A.Virgulak George H.Vincent, Esq. Sara M.Vance Waddell Toan Trinh Alex Triantafilou, Esq. John M.Tew, Jr., M.D. Thomas Woodall Taft Nancy Swanson Carol Striker Mary Stratman A.Stone Elizabeth Andrew Stillpass Edward Stern John W. Steinman K.Stein,M.D. Judith Jacob K.Stein,Esq. Tom Stegman John F. Steele,Sr. Cheryl Stamm Ronald A.Stahl Patricia M.Stahl Michael Stagnaro Robert W. Zapp John H.Wulsin, M.D. Owen J.Wrassman David A.Wolf Y.Kathleen Wilson Thomas L.Williams Rob L.Williams John P. Jr., Williams, Esq. Barbara Wilks James S.Widder, M.D. Barbara Weyand F.Alice Weston Michael R.West Bernice Weisman Patricia Weiner Dorothy Weil Esq. Leonard A.Weakley, Jr., B.Warner,Geraldine Esq. David W. Warner Buzz Ward

110 Board of Trustees of Board Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 111 STAFF

112 Staff Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 113 Stefanie Feltner McIntyreMarybeth Shop Manager Connie Newman–Museum MUSEUM GIFTSHOP Emily Hampel Sean Thomson Kevin Maxfield Deborah Davis Marilyn Lombardo FINANCE ADMINISTRATION AND Financial Officer Carol Edmondson–Chief OPERATIONS FINANCE AND Rebecca CookeVidourek Human Resources Ted Forrest–Director of HUMAN RESOURCES Kristen Vincenty Nippert Director and LouiseDieterle Cameron Kitchin–Louis DIRECTOR’S OFFICE Association Staff Cincinnati Museum Breanna Cheap Nicholas Bading Laurie Burnham Griff Brydon–Williams Tyler Graves JoAsbury Kelly Ene Susi Elvi Hankins Todd Gwinn Zach Pollman Chef Gill–Executive Christian MUSEUM CAFÉ Madalyn Mills Manager Teresa Simons–Hospitality SPECIAL EVENTS Anne-Marie McIntyre Cara Vordenberge Sue Nastasi Jennifer Mackiewicz Hannah Hilditch Hayes Samantha Adelaide Fries Louise Dusing Evelyn Streeter Thomas Trebes Jasmine Taylor Renne-Kolko Addie Stephen Raffel Neeld Kristi Chloe Grund Jessie Jefferson Jennifer Gallat Erin Duffy Kurt Belcher BarreraBrittany Joseph Randazzo Shawn McCarthy Victoria Vogelgesang Coleen Vogelgesang VogelgesangCathleen Andre Shaw Katelyn Wolary Brian Treacy MorenoDustin Nicole Miller Louis Meyer, Jr. Kashara Jones Thomas Craven Adam MacPharlain Terri Weiler Linda Pieper Linn Danielle Anne Buening Brian Sholis Hou-mei Sung SpangenbergKristin Amy Dehan AronsonJulie CURATORIAL Curator Amnéus–Chief Cynthia COLLECTIONS Gerald Matthew Nicole Kroger Director ofTechnology Roberto Henriquez– TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION Erin Geideman SWITCHBOARD MAILROOM/ Rob Deslongchamps PHOTO SERVICES Jennifer Eckman Lisa DeLong Carola Bell Registrar Jay Pattison–Chief REGISTRATION Management &Exhibition Collections Susan Hudson–Director of EXHIBITIONS Schulze Kelly Chandra Obie Cecile Mear Conservator Serena Urry–Chief CONSERVATION Donnermeyer Molly Geoffrey Edwards Jennifer Hardin Head Librarian Lewandowicz– Galina LIBRARY &ARCHIVES MARY R.SCHIFF Kasey JoTrbovich Tiffany Payne-Bush Lauren McMillan Raymond Petit Gundrum Michelle Terrie Benjamin of Development Kirby Neumann–Director DEVELOPMENT Chrissy Yund Officer Chief Administrative David W. Linnenberg– ADVANCEMENT INSTITUTIONAL Budd Scott Patrick Grimm Joshua Rectenwald Sandy James Erin Kelley Michael Hancock Chrystal Roggenkamp Preparator Kim Flora–Chief INSTALLATION EXHIBITION DESIGN& Summer Gollar Rachel Ellison Simone Bates-Smith Courtney Gilbert Bock Kristin WellsGinelle McCoy Angelina Mary CaseySturk Anna HopeCurwood Treva Rice Courtney Barlow-Schulte TraceyCaitlin -Miller Visitor Experience Amy Burke–Director of SERVICES VISITOR &MEMBER Hartz Samantha Victoria Karoleff DISSEMINATION DESIGN & SharoKaitlyn Jessica Stringfield Communications & of Marketing Dunne–DirectorJill COMMUNICATIONS MARKETING & David Johnson Stephanie Powers Lampkin Colette Security B.Love–Chiefof Will SUPPORT TEAM SECURITY/VISITOR Andrew Yakscoe Jack Condit Harvey Humphries Jr.James Betts, Ron Cunningham David Aylward Norris Cynthia Robert Stull Mark Crousore GROUNDS BUILDING AND Rachel McMullen Ronique Morsby SharoKaitlyn Dana Sabato Schinkal Kathryn Leah Larkin Jessup Melissa Carly Helton

114 Staff Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 115 Fred Schoolfield Tara Spencer George III Austin Wesley Walker Mark Allen Gale Luersen Wayne Hatcher Bruce Kreidler Oakley Porter, Jr. Jordan Rolfes Carl McKenzie,Jr. Gary Trimble Carla Johnson Dean Hall Shirley Crosby James Smith James Goewey Barbara Price Rob Farrell Ronald Orovitz Robert Seifert Lawrence Cafazo Brummett Catherine Robert LeeBarker Joseph Sparough Charles Eckert,III BrockellAtha Paul Clarke Cavanaugh Kathleen Jeffrey Burkhart Emily Buck BrownPauline Jeaninne Baker BernardinoLowell Mackenzie Akred Briana Young Tanner Wright WalkerBrittany Stratton Julie Jessica Nickerson David Mallory Benjamin Kleier George Tabet Don Green Anna Deutsch Brian Storch James Monahan Denise Wellbrock Micah Plair Roddan Browne John Rich Enos Phelps Edward Loebrich Deidre Elfers Steven Weber WallerDelbert Massey Johnathan Andre Stokes Jack Seiter Daniel Schenkel Daniel Patton John Resetartis Mack Rainey Sacoiya Pruitt Pierce Oka Meyer Kaitlyn Peggy McGhee Emily McDanels Andrew Manning Todd Kunkler Johnson Elizabeth Charles Heiert Frances Hoetker Holloway Melissa Hart William Tyler Gray Elza Corrill Conry Mary Ellen of Marketing & of Marketing Dunne–DirectorJill Learning &Interpretation Emily Holtrop–Director of Human Resources Ted Forrest–Director of Financial Officer Carol Edmondson–Chief Curator Amnéus–Chief Cynthia Officer Chief Administrative David W. Linnenberg– Nippert Director and LouiseDieterle Cameron Kitchin–Louis SENIOR STAFF Gaier Samantha Andrew Palamara Chelsea Baker Mary Claire Angle Sara Birkofer Amy Meyer Ihrig Russell Maras Carrie Atkins Learning &Interpretation Emily Holtrop–Director of INTERPRETATION LEARNING & Visitor Experience Amy Burke–Director of Management &Exhibition Collections Susan Hudson–Director of Communications *this listincludesstaff asofJanuary14,2016

116 Staff Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 117 FINANCIAL REPORT

118 Financial Report Financial Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 119 August 31,2015 Balance Sheetasof Cincinnati ArtMuseum Total Liabilities andNetAssets Net Assets Charitable remainder trustsandcharitablegiftannuities Accrued liabilities Accounts payable Line ofcredit LIABILITIES ANDNETASSETS Total Assets andequipment,net Building Beneficial interest ofperpetual trusts Cash surrender insurance valueoflife Investments 99,058,953 Inventories 442,952 Prepaid expenses Interest receivable anddividend Pledges receivable, netof current portion Accounts receivable Cash andcashequivalents ASSETS 156,728,904 154,287,618 156,728,904 20,733,514 14,429,724 16,293,397 5,196,551 723,800 650,040 562,600 504,846 219,149 226,873 73,310 54,481

120 Financial Report Financial Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 121 August 31,2015 Income Statementasof Cincinnati ArtMuseum Net AssetsatBeginningofYear Net AssetsatEndofYear Change inNetAssets in PerpetualTrust Change inBeneficialInterest (loss) oninvestments andunrealizedRealized gain NON-OPERATING REVENUE: Operating income(loss) Operating Expenses Total andrevenue contributions from restrictions Net assetsreleased andrevenuesContributions OPERATING REVENUE:

Unrestricted Restricted 47,682,229 50,057,579 14,113,498 - 17,765,224 12,220,746 2,375,350 (1,276,376) 3,651,726 5,544,478

- 51,734,757 46,290,154 Temporarily Permanently (5,444,603) (3,100,175) (2,344,428) (2,344,428) (5,544,478) 3,200,050 - 50,916,089 57,939,885 Restricted 7,023,796 (1,295,421) 8,325,844 8,325,844 8,325,844 (6,627) - 150,333,075 154,287,618 14,113,498 23,746,640 23,746,640 3,954,543 (1,295,421) (4,383,178) 9,633,142 Total -

122 Financial Report Financial Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 123 August 31,2015 Expenses asof Statement ofFunctional Cincinnati ArtMuseum

Art Purchases Depreciation expenses Interest fees Banking &custodial Insurance Telephone Utilities Miscellaneous Gift shopmerchandise Project expense Volunteer expense eventsandother Service contracts equipmentexpense other Repairs, maintenance,and Professional services Books andperiodicals Professional development Print/Typsetting Advertising Advertising Supplies Photography andframing Installation Shipping, postage and exhibition fees Shipping, postageandexhibition Honorarium Dues andmemberships Café/catering Hospitality Event costs Employee benefits Pension expense Payroll Taxes Salaries EXPENSE 10,733,994 Program Management 1,368,926 3,988,198 Services 378,359 218,214 517,033 311,006 177,215 301,859 275,814 430,356 164,038 305,482 191,079 260,140 596,110 111,972 418,694 299,369 31,895 30,454 26,583 71,197 20,184 42,167 42,023 27,505 30,927 49,995 46,752 448

& General 2,379,781 323,124 122,041 188,146 188,436 113,756 989,356 41,261 26,391 14,659 12,196 46,061 69,957 47,263 19,404 40,533 14,383 29,202 64,526 8,670 1,303 2,467 8,075 3,896 4,675

Fundraising 999,723 175,486 527,687 13,990 17,422 16,188 41,171 14,990 45,355 22,957 42,111 36,057 1,112 6,620 5,284 4,948 8,977 4,029 6,030 7,515 369 244 186 995

14,113,498 1,706,040 5,505,241 378,359 245,717 644,358 311,006 239,464 412,987 328,025 633,492 211,860 313,743 235,641 260,140 622,963 300,408 254,683 574,561 399,952 Total 90,578 51,733 39,148 71,197 30,464 61,815 33,175 42,023 51,340 54,267 8,670 448

124 Financial Report Financial Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 125 ACCESSION LISTING APPENDIX A: APPENDIX

126 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix 1 / 2

Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 127 3 sheetuprightonepiece,83 color lithographposter 1894 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Me!” /aCountrySport / JohnJ.McNally’s /“Come!Smilewith The InimitableComedianPeterF. Dailey 1965.1473 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1893 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Pickaninnies. the OrigionalBrassBandofSouthern Proprietors /Written byC.T. Dazey/ In OldKentucky/Litt&Dingwall 1965.1472 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 102.1 cm) 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1892 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany “Helene” /MinnieSeligman(Cutting)as Wife Frank W. Sanger’s Company:MyOfficial 1965.1471 Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Accession Listingforthe x 40 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge on sheet83 83 1 1 5 / / / 16 4 4 1 x40 x37in.(201.394cm)onsheet / x36 4 in.(212.4x102.2cm) 1 / 1 5 8 / / in.(211.5x101.9cm) 2 16 in.(201.5x92.7cm) x40 3 / 16 in.(211.6x 5 / 8

36 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image78x color lithographposter 1896 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Before That.” Would Forget EverythinginMyLife Secret Service/byWm.Gillette.“I 1965.1476 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 83 1/8x401/4in.(211.1102.2cm) 1/8 x363/8in.(20192.4cm)onsheet 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image79 color lithographposter 1896 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Sleuths inGotham The SidewalksofNewYork /theSwifest 1965.1475 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 101.9 cm) on sheet83 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge sheet 83x40in.(210.8101.6cm) 1 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1896 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Brother forBrother /“SpeaktheTruth!” 1965.1477 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 78 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1896 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany by MarthaMorton Bachelor’s Romance/ANewComedy Sol SmithRussell/Appearingin:A 1965.1474 / 16 1 3 15 x40 / / 8 8 / x36 in.(198.1x92.4cm)onsheet83 16 x36 1 / 4 1 in.(211x102.2cm) / 1 2 7 / in.(201x92.7cm)on / 8 16 x40 in.(200.5x92.6cm) 1 / 8 in.(211.1x Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 101.9 cm) 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1900 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany David Belasco’s: MadameButterfly 1965.1481 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge sheet 83 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image79 color lithographposter 1897 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Emily Banckerin:ADivorce Cure 1965.1478 sheet 83 1 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1897 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Fellow.” & McKeeProprietors. /“ARealGood Hoyt’s: AStrangerinNewYork /Hoyt 1965.1479 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 36 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image79x color lithographposter 1900 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Van theMonologueComedian W.H. West’s BigMinstrel Jubilee/Billy 1965.1480 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge sheet 83x40 83 / 16 1 1 1 1 x36 / / / / 4 8 2 2 x40 in.(200.7x92.7cm)onsheet x36 x 36 3 1 1 / / / 8 4 8 1 1 1 in.(200.8x92.4cm)on x40 x40in.(211.1101.6cm) / / / 2 8 2 in.(201.3x92.7cm)on in.(211.1x101.9cm) in.(201.9x92.7cm)on 1 / 8 in.(210.8x101.9cm) 1 / 8 in.(211.5x sheet 83x40 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1900 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany George Ade & Bulger:TheNightofthe4th/by Present /Mathews Dunne &Ryley 1965.1482 Company Gift ofTheStrobridge Lithographing 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1902 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Wm. T. oftheFeud Keogh/Victims A KentuckyFeud/byJas.R.Garey & 1965.1485a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1901 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany No ComeBack!” Washee inBasket,Mickey. Takee and One oftheBravest/byE.E.Price 1965.1484a-c Lithographing Company Gift oftheStrobridge 43.4 cm) sheet 26 color lithographposter 1901 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Frohman Bertha Galland/ManagmentDaniel 1965.1483 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 1 / 8 x36 1 / 16 1 / x17 2 in.(201x92.7cm)on 1 / 8 in.(210.8x101.9cm) 1 / 16 in.(66.2x Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 101.9 cm) sheet 83 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1905 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany You Stay?” Grismer /byLottieBlairParker“Won’t ‘Way DownEast’/ElaboratedbyJos.R. 1965.1489 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1904 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Vant You.” Management /“BaeYiminy! Ae F Steely/UndertheDearboarn The ForbiddenLand/BookbyGuy 1965.1488a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1904 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Dillingham Fritzi Scheff /Direction CharlesB. 1965.1487a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1904 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Fritzi Scheff 1965.1486a-c 1 / 2 x36 1 / 2 1 x40 / 2 in.(201.9x92.7cm)on 1 / 8 in.(212.1x Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1905 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Sydney Rosenfeld Bernard: TheRollickingGirl/by Charles Frohman Presents /Sam 1965.1493a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1905 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Sayre /ManagementAugustusPitou Edmund Burke/byTheodore Burt Chauncey OlcottinHisNewPlay: 1965.1492a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1905 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany ReportstoAdmiralTogoWillie Behind theGun/byChas.E.Blaney. / Live”:TheBoy Harry ClayBlaney“Willie 1965.1491a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1905 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Sergeant Brue Daniels /“PutMeinMyLittleCell.”: Charles DillinghamPresents /Frank 1965.1490a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1906 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany “You Savage!” Beach &Jas.MacArthur/ / ADramaoftheNorthwestbyRex Daniel Frohman Presents: TheSpoilers 1965.1497a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1906 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Nat C.Goodwin 1965.1496a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1906 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany / byTheodore BurtSayre Olcott /inHisNewPlay:EileenAsthore Augustus PitouPresents /Chauncey 1965.1495a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1906 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany He’ll PerishintheStorm!” Stealing butI’veGottoFindHadleyor Colonel HangsPeopleforHorse Regiment /byChasE.Blaney. /“The Chas E.Blaney’s: AChildofthe 1965.1494a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Understand!” House, KeepHerThere ForMe;You SendHertoYourE. Blaney/“IWill or DeathBefore Dishonor/byChas Drama: LottiethePoorSalesLady Chas. E.BlaneyPresents theEmotional 1965.1501a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Company B/byRidaJohnsonYoung Daniel Frohman Presents: TheBoysof 1965.1500a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Dinner Ready!” Clean OuttheStable,andThenGet Take ThisGenttoHisRoom,Then Millions /byChas.E.Blaney“Porter, Russell Brothers in:TheHired Girls’ Chas. E.BlaneyPresents theFamous 1965.1499a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1906 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Saved From Suicide Laura JeanLibbey&JamesR.Garey / Libbey’s: PartedonHerBridalTour /by Chas E.BlaneyPresents LauraJean 1965.1498a-d

128 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 129 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Fightin’ Parson!” Shoulder; DatsWhyDeyCallYou ‘De You DealsReligionStraightFrom De E. Blaney/“You Ain’t NoFake,‘Cause as: JosietheLittleMadcap/ByChas. Chas E.BlaneyPresents LottieWilliams 1965.1506a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany in Panama Themselves in:TheRogersBrothers Gus andMaxRogersPresent 1965.1505a-d Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany LiveForever That Will Gray, Manager/ASwedishCharacter Ben Hendricksin:Yon Yonson /William 1965.1504a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany The SilverGirl 1965.1503a-d Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Geo. H.Primrose: MeandMyself 1965.1502a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany They’re CrazyOverUs!” and HisTeddy Bears/“Gee!But Chas. E.BlaneyOffers: TheBadBoy 1965.1511a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany & Harris Edna Wallace Hopper/Direction Cohan 1965.1510a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Framing ItUptobeMyDaddie? Ann:- “Say, LookHere, Mister:-Are You Boodle /byHoward Hall/Tammy in/theBoywith Louise Horner Presents /Mr. George Ovey&Miss Howard HallAmusementCo.(Inc.) 1965.1509a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Boodle /byHoward Hall/“GladRags” in:TheBoywiththe Louise Horner Presents /Mr. George Ovey&Miss Howard HallAmusementCo.(Inc.) 1965.1508a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1907 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company The MoralsofMarcus Doro /intheComedyby W.J. Lowe: Charles Frohman Presents /Marie 1965.1507a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Martindel asTotem-Pole Pete & Lyrics byJosephBlethen/Edward John CortPresents: TheAlaskan/Book 1965.1516a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany of LittleWomen ortheMostInnocent” Where HeIs.She’s EithertheCraftiest “She’s Pretending SleepandWon’t Tell by ChasE.Blaney&J.SearleDawley/ Spooner :TheGirlandtheDetective/ Chas E.BlaneyPresents /Cecil 1965.1515a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany & AustenHurgon of Holland/ChatterbyPaulA.Rubens Charles Frogman Presents: MissHook 1965.1514a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Adapted from theFrench byClydeFitch Charles Frohman Presents: Toodles / 1965.1513a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Edna MaySpooner 1965.1512a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Algeria /Three AmericansAbroad Herbert &GlenMacDonough’s: Frank McKee’s Production ofVictor 1965.1521a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany “Metz” and“APrivlegedCharacter” When OldNewYork wasDutch/ (“Metz”) inHisSong-BedeckedPlay: Sidney P. EllisPresents /Al.H.Wilson 1965.1520a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Picture ‘AWarning ofDeath.’” Carter’s PlayofMystery/“TheFalling The SpiritofPaulDoon/LincolnJ. 1965.1519a-c Company Gift ofTheStrobridge Lithographing 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Wells Maya /StagedbyMaxFigmanKate Days /byVirginia Frame&Margaret John CortPresents: Commencement 1965.1518a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Hear You -Louder!Louder!” Carter’s PlayofMystery/“SheCan’t The SpiritofPaulDoon/LincolnJ. 1965.1517a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany L.E. Berman of Gottenberg /byG.Grossmith Jr. & Charles Frohman Presents: TheGirls 1965.1526a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany the RichestGirl Charles Frohman Presents: MarieDoro / 1965.1525a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Charles Dillingham Fritzi Scheff /Direction 1965.1524a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Half Year Academy ofMusicNewYork One Ninety andNine/asProduced at Ramsay Morris’FamousDrama:The 1965.1523a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1908 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Pixley /RuthWhite The Burgomaster/ Words byFrank 1965.1522a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1913 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Hauerbach /Tony Colombo Trentini in:TheFirefly /BookbyOtto Arthur HammersteinPresents /Emma 1965.1531a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1912 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany by EdithEllis /MadeintoaPlay Love withHisWife E.P. Roe’s BeautifulStory:HeFellin 1965.1530a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1910 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany “Show MetheWay tothatBourbon!” / Harrison RhodesandThomasA.Wide A Gentlemanfrom Mississippi/by Wm A.Brady&Jos.R.GrismerPresent: 1965.1529a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1909 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Like aMan!” / “You HavetoTake Will Your Medicine Harrison RhodesandThomasA.Wide A Gentlemanfrom Mississippi/by Wm A.Brady&Jos.R.GrismerPresent: 1965.1528a-c Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1909 cincinnati (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Mrs. Fiske“SalvationNell” 1965.1527a-c 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1913 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany in NewYork Run of604ConsecutivePerformances Laurette Taylor MadeaWorld’s Record / byJ.HartleyMannersinWhich Melville B.Raymond:Pego’MyHeart Company UndertheDirection of Oliver Morosco Presents aSpecial 1965.1534 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 101.9 cm) 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1916 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Philip Bartholomae When Dreams ComeTrue /Playby 1965.1535 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 101.9 cm) sheet 83x40 sheet 83 79 3 sheetuprightonepiece,image color lithographposter 1916 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany Edward E.Rose The DaughterofMotherMachree /by 1965.1533 Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1916 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge Lithographing Company Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge 3 sheetupright color lithographposter 1917 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany W.H Productions Presents: Mickey 1965.1536a-b Lithographing Company Gift ofTheStrobridge on sheet83 May Irwin 1965.1532a-c 3 1 3 / / / 8 2 16 x36 x36 x36 1 / 2 1 1 x40 / / 1 1 2 2 / / in.(201.6x92.7cm)on in.(201.9x92.7cm)on 2 1 2 in.(201.1x92.7cm) / x40 4 in.(210.8x102.2cm) 1 / 8 in.(212.1x 1 / 8 in.(212.1x 1 watercolor onivory circa 1790–91 United States d.1831) James Peale,Sr. (American,b.1749, A Gentleman 2004.546 Gift ofDanielandShirleyRichfield on mount16 Fleischmann III Gift ofMr. andMrs.Charles image 6 gelatin silverprint 1967 d.2002) Edwin R.Sievers(American,b.1932, Untitled 2001.337 Gift ofDanielandShirleyRichfield 35.3 cm) image 6 gelatin silverprint 1968 d.2002) Edwin R.Sievers(American,b.1932, Untitled 2001.339 Gift ofDanielandShirleyRichfield 35.3 cm) on mount16 cm) onmount16 image 9 gelatin silverprint 1967 d.2002) Edwin R.Sievers(American,b.1932, Untitled 2001.338 Gift ofDanielandShirleyRichfield 35.4 cm) image 6 gelatin silverprint 1967 d.2002) Edwin R.Sievers(American,b.1932, Atwells Ave. Providence, RhodeIsland 2001.336 Gift oftheArtist 33.9 cm) on mount16 image 10 gelatin silverprint 1989 Edward Kezur(American, b.1915) Untitled (BoyandStore Front Window) 1999.939 3 / 4 x1 1 1 9 1 11 / / / / 7 4 4 16 8 / / in.(4.4x3.2cm) x9 x9 16 16 x9 x11 x13 15 15 15 / / / 1 1 16 16 16 / 3 / 8 16 / x14in.(4335.5cm) x13 x13 15 in.(15.9x23.2cm) 16 5 in.(15.6x23cm) 3 / / in.(24.3x23.3cm) / 8 16 8 in.(17x29.5 in.(26.5x x13 7 15 / 8 / in.(43.1x 16 in.(43x 7 / 8 in.(43x

130 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 131 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 23.8 cm) case 4 image 2 watercolor onivory 1808 United States d.1831) James Peale,Sr. (American,b.1749, A Gentleman 2004.548 Fleischmann III Gift ofMr. andMrs.Charles 4.9 cm) sheet 12 cm) onsheet12 image (sight)2 watercolor onivory 1796 United States d.1831) James Peale,Sr. (American,b.1749, A Gentleman 2004.547 4.4 cm);case2 image 10 lithograph 1843–45 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte mauvaise traversée] A BadCrossing [Une 2004.1168 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (30.2 x21.1cm) 17.4 cm)onsheet11 image 9 lithograph 1843–45 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte prenez garde àvous!] Sentinel, BeonGuard! [Sentinelle 2004.1169 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 10 lithograph 1843–45 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte géneral] chez legouverneur Roi Yo-Té-Té sechiquantpourunrepas General[Le a DinnerwiththeGovernor The KingYo-Té-Té Preparing Himselffor 2004.1167 Fleischmann III Gift ofMr. andMrs.Charles 1 / 8 1 15 1 x2 / 1 5 / 4 / / / 4 x6 16 8 16 x9 x7 x2 x6 9 / 16 5 13 7 7 / / 1 7 / in.(10.5x6.5cm) 16 / 5 16 / / 7 16 16 / 8 8 / x1 16 x1 x9 in.(25.7x20cm)on 8 in.(31.1x23.9cm) in.(23.5x17.3 in.(26.2x in.(7.5x5.9cm); 7 / 3 15 8 3 / x8 / 4 / 8 in.(5.9x 16 in.(30.8x in.(6.2x 5 / 16 in. image 7 lithograph Dec 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte la caisse] Treasury [M.Fouldcherchant àremplir Mr. FouldSeekingtoReplenishthe 2004.1173 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (36.1 x25cm) image 7 lithograph Jul 251850 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte ne pourraiplusm’enservir!] taillez maplumed’unetellefaçque/je Again! [Dites-donc,Madamelaloi,vous NoLongerBeAbletoUseIt that IWill Sharpen MyPlumeinSuchaFashion Tell MethenMadametheLaw, You 2004.1174 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (24.9 x36.1cm) image 8 lithograph 1847–53 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte maison paternelle] House [L’enfrant prodigue quittantla The Prodigal SonLeavingHisFather’s 2004.1172 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 35.6 cm) 23.9 cm)onsheet9 on sheet10 image 7 lithograph 1847–53 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte président] Letter ofthePresident [Lalettre du 2004.1171 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 35.1 cm) on sheet10 image 7 lithograph 1846 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Poor Camarades![Pauvres camarades] 2004.1170 on sheet14 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor cm) onsheet14 15 3 3 15 13 / / 8 4 / / / 16 16 16 x9 x9 1 13 9 x6 x9 x7 / / 8 16 / x10in.(35.925.4cm) 16 7 1 x13 / / x14in.(27.5 3 8 2 15 5 7 / in.(18.8x25.1cm) in.(19.7x24.1cm) / / 16 8 16 / in.(20.2x16.9cm) 16 x9 13 in.(19.8x 13 in.(22.7x20.1 / 16 / 16 13 x14 in.(26.8x / 16 in. 3 / 16 in. image 8 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte aussi!...] What, MeToo!...[Comment, moi 2004.1176 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 25.7 cm) on sheet13 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor on sheet9 cm) onsheet13 image 7 lithograph 1847–53 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte le timbrer!] -Tenez....regardez...je vaislégèrement Going toLightlyStampHim![(Laloi.)- (The Law.)--Hold on....Watch...I Am 2004.1177 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) sheet 10x13 image 7 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Baroche levantunnouveaulièvre.] Mr. Baroche ScaringUpaNewHare [Mr. 2004.1179 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 26 cm) cm) onsheet14 image 9 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte donc àavancer...] Move Forward...[Voyons, décidez-vous Let’s See,MakeupYour Mindthento 2004.1178 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 8 hand colored lithograph 1847–53 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte aussi!...] What, MeToo!...[Comment, moi 2004.1175 1 5 15 9 1 / / / / 2 16 8 16 / 3 x6 x7 16 / x8 x6 9 4 x9 / x12in.(24.730.5cm) 11 16 5 13 / x10 7 / 7 16 1 1 8 / / 1 / / / 8 in.(24.4x19.4cm) 8 16 / in.(25.4x34.8cm) 16 8 in.(18x22.5cm)on 8 in.(21.7x17.4 x10 in.(18.6x23.2cm) in.(21.6x17.3 x10 1 / 4 in.(34.5x 1 / 3 8 / 4 in.(33.4x in.(35.7x on sheet14 on sheet14 on sheet14x10 image 9 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte besogne] [La censure reprenant sonancienne Job The CensorResumingHerFormer 2004.1180 image 9 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte régalant] How Wonderful ItIs[Commec’est 2004.1182 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 32.3 cm) image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte piété filialesousle régime Cabet] Filial PietyUndertheCabetRegime[La 2004.1184 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.5 cm) cm) onsheet14 image 7 lithograph 1843–45 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Rateau.] l’Assemblée Nationaleparlabrigade the BrigadeRateau.[Attaquede Attack oftheNationalAssemblyby 2004.1181 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) cm) onsheet9 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.6 cm) image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte la famille] Family [M.Proudhon préchant contre Mr. Proudhon Preaching Againstthe 2004.1183 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 5 7 5 1 7 / / / / / 8 8 8 8 16 x7 x7 x7 x9 x7 1 1 / / 16 8 x10 5 3 3 1 3 x10 / / / / / 3 1 8 8 8 4 16 / 3 / x12 in.(21.9x18.8cm) in.(22.6x18.7cm) in.(24.5x18.4cm) 16 / 16 in.(18.1x23.3 4 in.(23.9x18.3 in.(35.5x27.3cm) x10 13 7 / / 8 16 11 in.(35.7x in.(35.8x / 3 16 / 4 in.(24.4x in.(35.7x image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte d’avoir ruinélesriches] the Rich[Dieuquec’estdoncbête God HowStupidItIstoHaveDestroyed 2004.1186 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 24.9 cm) cm) onsheet14 sheet 14 sheet 14x10 image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte philosophe Pierre Leroux] The PhilosopherPierre Leroux [Le 2004.1189 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Proudhon etunlocataire] and aTenant [Petitdialogueentre M. A BriefDialogueBetweenMr. Proudhon 2004.1187 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor cm) onsheet14 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Proudhon etunlocataire] and aTenant [Petitdialogueentre M. A BriefDialogueBetweenMr. Proudhon 2004.1188 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) cm) onsheet14 image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte piété filialesousle régime Cabet] Filial PietyUndertheCabetRegime[La 2004.1185 9 1 5 1 15 3 / / / / / 16 4 16 4 / 16 x6 x6 16 x7 x6 x9 x7 13 7 5 / 3 / 13 / 16 1 1 3 13 8 8 / 3 / / / 4 in.(21x17.5cm)on in.(21x16.9cm)on / / n.(35.5x27.5cm) 16 16 16 / in.(21.8x19.7 16 8 16 in.(22.7x18.8 x10 x10 x9 in.(21.1x17.3 in.(36x24.9cm) 13 3 3 / / / 16 4 4 in.(35.7x in.(35.7x in.(36x image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte sociale] [Réforme Social Reform 2004.1193 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte le socialisme] Socialism [Parisamenécivilisationpar Paris LedtoCivilizationThrough 2004.1192 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte sociale] [Réforme Social Reform 2004.1194 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte être social] faisant lajusteréparition dubien of SocialWell Being[M.Proudhon Mr. Proudhon MakingaFairDistribution 2004.1191 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) cm) onsheet14 sheet 14 sheet 14 cm) onsheet14 cm) onsheet14 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 8 lithograph 1848 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte de lavraiepropriété] Definition of True Ownership[Définition 2004.1190 3 3 11 7 7 1 1 / / / / / / 8 8 16 16 / 16 16 x7 x7 16 x6 x6 x9 x10 x6 1 1 / / 7 7 1 1 1 5 16 16 15 / / / / / / 8 8 7 8 8 16 8 in.(21.2x18cm)on in.(21.2x18cm)on in.(21.4x17.4 in.(21.4x17.4 / / x10 x10 in.(35.7x24.4cm) 16 8 x10 in.(35.7x27.6cm) in.(22x17.7 3 3 / / 3 4 4 / in.(35.8x in.(35.8x 4 in.(35.7x image 8 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Presse oulanouvellePénélope] The Press ortheNewPenelope[La 2004.1197 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (24.9 x36.1cm) on sheet10 on sheet10 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 7 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte de lapresse] Subscribers ofthePress [Lesabonnés 2004.1196 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 34.4 cm) 25.3 cm)onsheet9 sheet 14 sheet 9 image 7 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte [Les représentans prenant leursvacanes] Representatives Taking TheirVacation 2004.1199 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 7 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte [Les représentans prenant leursvacanes] Representatives Taking TheirVacation 2004.1198 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 7 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte nouvelles àmedonnerdemonmari...] [Monsieur, vousn’auriezpasde to GiveMeAboutMyHusband... Monsieur, Would You HaveAnyNews 2004.1195 13 1 1 7 3 1 3 / / / / / / / 8 8 16 8 2 16 16 x9 x9 x9 x9 x7in.(21.517.8cm)on x14 5 9 x9 / / 8 16 x14in.(2735.5cm) 1 1 15 1 x13 / / / 3 16 8 2 / 3 / in.(18.1x23.1cm) 16 in.(19.1x24.2cm) 4 / in.(18.1x23cm)on 16 in.(36.1x24.8cm) in.(18.8x 13 in.(25x36.1cm) 9 / / 16 16 in.(26.9x x14 3 / 16 in. image 8 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Girardin etsonmédecin] Mr. deGirardin andHisDoctor[M.de 2004.1201 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.1 cm) image 7 lithograph circa 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte lui même] Girardin jugéetcondamnépar Condemned byHimself[Emilede Emile deGirardin Judgedand 2004.1203 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor on sheet10 on sheet14 image 8 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Girardin etsonmédecin] Mr. deGirardin andHisDoctor[M.de 2004.1200 on sheet12 17.3 cm)onsheet4 image 7 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte deux ans] Old [Monenfant,vousaurez bientôt My Child,You SoonBeTwo Will Years 2004.1204 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (24.7 x36.1cm) Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 35.2 cm) image 8 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte loi électorale] New ElectoralLaw[Lanouvelle 2004.1202 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (36.1 x25.1cm) 24.2 cm)onsheet9 1 5 9 1 1 / / / / / 8 16 16 8 8 x9 x6 x6 x9 x7 9 5 1 / / / 16 8 16 x9 1 13 3 x13 x10 / 1 5 / 2 4 / / / in.(18.1x24.2cm) 2 16 16 in.(20.6x17.2cm) in.(18.5x 1 in.(21.8x18.5cm) in.(20.7x / 3 3 8 7 11 / / in.(32x23.1cm) 4 16 / 8 x14 / in.(26.8x 16 x9 in.(35.7x 7 3 / / 8 16 in. in.

132 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 133 sheet 14 lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte par Cham] [Un voyaged’agrément enAfrique, A Pleasure Trip toAfrica,byCham 2004.1207 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor sheet 143/16x93/4in.(3624.8cm) lithograph 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte comique delasemainebyCham] Weekly ComicReviewbyCham[Revue 2004.1206 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 35.9 cm) on sheet13 on sheet14 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.4 cm) image 9 lithograph 1850 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte monsieur dangereux] A Dangerous Gentleman[Un 2004.1208 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 7 lithograph circa 1849 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte à l’encre] socialisme tombédanslabouteille Socialism FellintheBottleofInk[Le 2004.1205 image 9 lithograph circa 1850 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte voiture debain!] Pardon, Monsieur, jemetrompe de Chosen theWrong BathingCaban![Oh! Oh! Pardon Me,Monsieur, IHave 2004.1209 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor cm) onsheet9 1 1 5 1 / / / / 2 8 16 4 x8 x6 x9 x9 3 3 / / 4 16 x10 3 1 1 x9 13 / / / 1 4 8 8 / / x14 in.(24.2x20.6cm) in.(23.2x15.5cm) 8 16 in.(18.6x23.2 3 in.(36.2x25cm) 13 / 4 / in.(36x24.8cm) 16 1 / in.(35x 8 in.(24.8x image 9 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte costume deMercure] Mercury’s NewCostume[Nouveau 2004.1213 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (34 x27.3cm) Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 35.5 cm) image 8 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Russe entraitement] Russian NavyinTreatment [LaMarine 2004.1214 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27.3 cm) on sheet13 sheet 13 cm) onsheet10 image 8 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte question d’orient] venant aussidire sonmotdansla Question oftheOrient[M.Cobdem Mr. CobdemAlsoSpeaksonthe 2004.1212 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (34.5 x26.5cm) image 9 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte mon ami...] Say Then,MyFriend...[Dis-donc, 2004.1210 image 9 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte pauvre ami,...] Friend..., [Commetevoilà,mon As You StandHere, MyGoodPoor 2004.1211 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (34.9 x26.9cm) 26.2 cm)onsheet13 21.2 cm)onsheet13 1 3 5 1 5 9 / / / / / / 8 8 16 8 8 16 x10 x8 x10 x7 x8 3 x10 / 8 x10 3 7 / / 3 13 13 5 8 4 / / in.(24.4x22.3cm) in.(23.8x20cm)on 8 7 / 16 / in.(23.6x / 16 16 16 in.(20.6x 3 x14in.(27.4 in.(20.7x27.4 / in. 3 3 4 / / in.(34x 8 4 x10 x10 3 9 / / 4 16 in. in. 18 cm)onsheet11 on sheet13 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 8 lithograph 1857 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte comme Domestique?] You Take UsasaServant?[Nousprends 2004.1217 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor image 9 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte signifient toutescesprecautions?] All ThesePrecautions? [Ahça!Que Oh That!What’s theMeaningof 2004.1215 image 9 lithograph 1864–69 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte l’Assemblée Nationale] par Lui-mêmeàlaDéfensede Assembly [LePrésident DupinVeillant Guard inDefenceoftheNational The President DupinHimselfStanding 2004.1219 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (32.5 x24.5cm) image 9 lithograph 1864–69 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte New Rules[Nouveaurèglement] 2004.1218 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (29.4 x22cm) sheet 13 20.4 cm)onsheet12 image 8 lithograph 1853–58 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte un voyage] I JustTook aTrip [Jeviensfaire 2004.1216 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 27 cm) sheet 13 3 1 13 1 3 1 1 / / / / / / 4 16 4 8 / 2 2 x7 x8 16 x7in.(20.617.8cm)on x10 x10 x8 9 x7 / 16 1 3 x10 1 / / 16 4 / 1 3 5 4 in.(24.7x19.7cm) / / / in.(23.4x21cm)on in.(23.5x 16 8 8 in.(34.3x26.3cm) in.(34.3x27cm) 9 in.(22.4x / 5 16 13 / 8 x8 / in.(34.4x 16 x9 1 / 16 5 in. / 8 in. Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (24.7 x35.8cm) image 7 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Américain montreur decuriosités] Proudhon enlevédeviveforce, parun an AmericanShowman[Lafameux The FamousProudon Kidnapped,by 2004.1224 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (33.9 x26.1cm) image 8 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte [Le GrandTurc devenulibéral] The GrankTurk BecameLiberal-minded 2004.1223 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (24.1 x27.3cm) image 9 hand colored lithograph 1870–74 de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte You StupidDunce![Espècedecancre!] 2004.1221 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor (26.1 x34.3cm) on sheet13 image 7 lithograph 1864–69 de Noé](French, b.1818, d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte [Comment....c’est toiRigobert?] What... IsThatYou Rigobert? 2004.1220 image 7 lithograph de Noé](French, b.1818,d.1879) Cham [AmédéeCharlesHenri,Comte Congrès deDresde] At theCongress ofDresden [Au 2004.1222 Elizabeth andGustavCarlson Gift ofEricG.Carlsoninhonor 25.9 cm) 25.1 cm)onsheet10 23.7 cm)onsheet9 16.4 cm)onsheet13 23.2 cm)onsheet9 3 1 5 5 13 / / / / 8 4 16 8 / 16 x9 x6 x8 x9 9 x9 / 16 5 7 1 x10 / / 1 / 16 16 8 / 7 8 in.(24.5x20.6cm) / in.(18.7x in.(20.9x in.(18.6x 8 in.(19.9x 3 1 3 / / 1 3 4 2 / / / 16 x14 x10 4 8 x10 x13 in.(34.5x 1 3 / / 1 1 8 4 / / in. in. 4 2 in. in. 1 faux pearls metal, kingfisherfeathers,glass,beads, Late 19thCentury China Unknown Kingfisher Headdress 2007.280 Gift oftheArtist sheet 20x16in.(50.840.7cm) offset lithographposter 1: penandblackink,whitegouache;2: 2006 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States Jim Borgman (American,b.1954) Artists andSubjects 2006.177.1-2 Muriel GatesRichards memory ofNataliePogueGatesand Gift ofMurielRichards Holzmanin silk, linen circa 1910 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States estab. 1863) H. &S.PogueCo.,Cinti(American, Dress 2008.120 Gift ofSmithHickenlooperIII metal beads,silk 1920–35 United States Unknown Purse 2008.119 Gift ofSusanHickenlooper silk, cotton,wool circa 1865 United States Unknown Skirt andPelerine Dress: DayBodice,Evening 2008.118a-d Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder tassel extended17in.(43.2cm) 8.3 x1.9cm),L.withcord handleand case body3 mirror, wool bakelite, silk,rhinestones,wood,metal, 1925–30 China Unknown (Chinese) Vanity Case 2008.114 Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder 1 faux pearls metal, feathers,colored glass,beads, Late 19thCentury China Unknown Kingfisher Headdress 2007.281 Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder 1 1 / / 2 2 x7in.(3.817.8cm) x8in.(3.820.3cm) 1 / 2 x3 1 / 4 x 3 / 4 in.(8.9x extended 13x3 8.3 cm);withdrawstringandtassels sheet 7 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick Purse body4 silk, metallicthread, glassbeads 19th Century China Unknown Purse 2008.121 image 6 gelatin silverprint 1931 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, New Bedford Massachusetts) (Ship’s Prow Figuregead Detail,Possibly 2008.127 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick (25.2 x20.1cm) 16.3 cm)onsheet9 6 gelatin silverprint circa 1930 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Wooden Bridge,NewEngland) 2008.125 Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder silk, linen,pailletes,wood 19th Century China Pair ofShoes 2008.124a-b Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder silk, linen,glass 19th Century China Fan Case 2008.123 Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder silk, linen 19th Century China Handerchief Holder 2008.122 Gift ofDr. andMrs.SylvanGolder image 8 gelatin silverprint 1930–31 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Gazebo) (Folk Victorian 2008.126 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 1 / 4 x8in.(15.920.3cm) 15 5 3 / / / 8 8 16 x4 x6 x6 1 / 2 3 7 x3 / / 7 1 4 16 / / in.(16.8x12cm)on 8 4 in.(21.3x in.(20.2x17.5cm) in.(33x8.3cm) 15 1 / / 4 16 in.(11.4x x7 15 / 16 in. image 3 gelatin silverprint 1937 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, New York) (James Agee,OldField,LongIsland, 2008.130 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick on sheet10x8in.(25.420.3cm) 3 gelatin silverprint 1940 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Bedford, NewYork) (Jill FullerwithBrenda, theBeagle, 2008.132 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick on sheet8x9 sheet 7 image 6 gelatin silverprint 1932 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, [Possibly OliverJennings],Tahiti) (Film StillofanUnidenifiedMan 2008.128 image 9 gelatin silverprint 1936 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (John Becker) 2008.129 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 25.2 cm) Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick mount 11 cm) onsheet7 image 3 gelatin silverprint 1937 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, New York) (James Agee,OldField,LongIsland, 2008.131 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick image 4 gelatin silverprint 1940 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Bedford, NewYork) [Cowles] andCassCanfield,Jr., (Blair Fuller, JillFuller, SageFuller 2008.133 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 13 / 16 x3 15 9 11 11 1 7 / / / / 1 11 16 2 8 / / 16 / 16 16 x7 x8 4 / x5 x9 x9 16 x4 x4 in.(9.7x9.4cm) 15 15 1 3 1 / / 15 / 5 / 2 16 / 3 3 16 / 16 2 in.(24.1x19.1cm) / / / 16 in.(11.6x14cm)on 4 4 in.(17.5x20.8 16 in.(20.3x25.2cm) x9 in.(9.4x12.1cm) in.(9.4x12cm)on in.(28.5x23.7cm) in.(20.1x25.2cm) 15 / 16 in.(20.1x image 6 gelatin silverprint Jul 1962 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Woman, Maine) (Interior ofaHousewithUnidentified 2008.139 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick image 6 gelatin silverprint 1946–47 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Trash ofBalcony, inCorner Chicago) 2008.135 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick image 13 gelatin silverprint 1962 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Fortune Magazine) Intersection], NewYork, for (Third Avenue [East50thStreet 2008.136 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 27.8 cm) on sheet8x9 on sheet9 on sheet10x7 image 7 gelatin silverprint Jul 1962 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Maine) (Dinghy inHarbor, CranberryIsland, 2008.138 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 27.8 cm) on sheet13 on sheet13 on sheet13 image 11 gelatin silverprint 1962 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Vogue andProbably Unpublished) (Portrait ofFatherJamesFlye,Madefor 2008.137 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick image 6 gelatin silverprint 1946–47 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Brick House,Chicago) 2008.134 5 9 7 13 / / / 1 9 16 16 8 / / / 15 x6 16 4 16 x9 x7 15 7 7 x9in.(28.522.9cm) / x5 / / x8 16 8 8 / 15 16 x11in.(35.327.9cm) x10 x8in.(25.220.3cm) 9 15 7 9 / / x10 16 / / 1 16 7 / 16 16 / / 16 in.(17.5x16.6cm) 2 in.(20.3x25.3cm) 8 in.(16.1x23.9cm) in.(19.2x19.2cm) in.(17.3x14cm) in.(34.5x22.5cm) in.(25.4x20.2cm) 15 15 / 16 / 16 in.(35.3x in.(35.4x

134 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 135 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 17.9 cm) on sheet4 image onsheet6 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Portrait ofanUnidentifiedMan#3) 2008.141 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick on sheet10x8in.(25.420.3cm) image 4 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Unidentified Wedding Party) 2008.145 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick (12.5 x16.8cm) image onsheet6 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Portrait ofanUnidentifiedMan#2) 2008.142 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick (16.7 x11.6cm) image 9 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Carved Posts,Maine) 2008.140 image onsheet4 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Train(Victorian Station) 2008.144 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick (16.7 x11.4cm) image onsheet6 gelatin silverprint 1960s d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, (Portrait ofanUnidentifiedMan#1) 2008.143 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick (16.7 x11.5cm) 1 5 / / 2 8 15 x6 x7 / 16 x7 5 5 / / 8 8 in.(11.5x16.9cm) in.(24.4x19.4cm) 15 9 9 9 / / / 1 16 16 16 / / 16 16 x4 x4 x4 x6 in.(12.6x 1 1 9 5 / / / 2 2 16 / 8 in. in. in. in. The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (31.8 x36.820.3cm) sheet 14 glitter and screen print,withstitchingand two-sided assembledcolorlithograph Apr 1973 Alan Shields(American,b.1944,d.2005) Newport II 2009.237 Bequest ofCarlM.JacobsIII 39.8 cm) part a:12x19 laminated, cutandpolishedglass 1996 Hungary Zoltan Bohus(Hungarian,b.1941) Coincidence 2011.184 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 13 x218in.(3353.320.3cm) cut, laminatedandpolishedglass 1996 Hungary Zoltan Bohus(Hungarian,b.1941) Phenomen 2011.183 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 11.4 cm) image 7 gelatin silverprint 1973 d.1975) Walker Evans(American,b.1903, Lyme, Connecticut) ofShackandIceMachine,Old (View 2008.146 28 laminated, cutandpolishedglass 1992 Hungary Zoltan Bohus(Hungarian,b.1941) Pylon II 2011.182 Gift ofJohnandJuanitaStork sheet 8x9 20.3 cm);partb:12 1 diamonds,silk,glass gold, carnelian, circa 1850 Unknown Cameo Brooch 2010.149 Irwin andJudithHanensonCollection sheet 10 pen andbrown inkoverred chalk Unknown Marco Ricci(Italian,b.1676,d.1729) the Coloseum Church ofSSQuattro Coronati from 2009.236 Gift ofJoanandClarkWorswick 7 / 1 8 / x1 4 x94 1 3 3 3 / / / / 2 16 16 16 x 7 x9in.(18.322.9cm)on / x14 x15 8 3 1 in.(20.3x25.1cm) / / 1 4 2 / in.(4.8x3.81.9cm) in.(71.8x22.9 2 x8in.(30.549.5 1 11 / 4 / 1 in.(36x36.2cm) 16 / 2 in.(25.9x x14 1 / 2 x8in. H. 5 black cherryburl 1997 Vermont/United States Johannes Michelsen(American,b.1945) Range Rider 2011.191 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (40 cm) The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (39.4 cm) 5 Redwood root burl 1998 United States Bruce Mitchell(American,b.1949) Canyon Oasis#6 2011.189 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 12 x5in.(30.512.7cm) cocobolo 2002 States Los Angeles/California/United Don Comer(American,d.2012) Untitled 2011.188 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection H. 5 curly sugarmaple 1997 Vermont/United States Johannes Michelsen(American,b.1945) Sun Hat 2011.190 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 26.7 cm) 8 wood 1993 States Wisconsin/United Tom Rauschke(American,b.1950) Wetlands Vessel 2011.185 6 x5 Grasstree wood(XanthorrhoeiiPreissii) Late 20thCentury Australia Jack deVos (Dutch,b.1942) Untitled 2011.187 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 4 Jacaranda 2003 Hawaii/United States Gregg Smith(b.1953) Indian Bowl#0325 2011.186 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 1 1 1 / / / 2 2 2 x1210 x10in.(11.425.4cm) x9in.(21.622.9cm) 1 3 1 / / / 4 4 2 (13.3cm),Diam.15 in.(14.6cm),Diam.15 x5 1 / 2 in.(15.2x14cm) 1 / 2 in.(14x30.5 1 / 2 in. 3 / 4 in. 6 flameworked glass 1992 Connecticut/United States Kari Russell-Pool(American,b.1967) Wish Bowl Sunflower 2011.194 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 10 x15in.(25.438.125.4cm) flameworked glass 1992 Connecticut/United States Kari Russell-Pool(American,b.1967) Bowl Humming Bird Wish 2011.193 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (44.5 cm) H. 7 ash leafmaple 1997 Atlanta/Georgia/United States d.2003) Ed Moulthrop (American,b.1916, Vessel 2011.192 12 x cast glass,rakuclay 1997 United States Christina Bothwell(American,b.1960) Infanta 2011.197 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (22.5 cm) The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 18 x9in.(45.722.9cm) sheoak andred gum 2001 Australia Stephen Hughes(b.1958) Untitled (LiddedVessel) 2011.199 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 15 x139in.(38.13322.9cm) cast glass,ceramic,fabricandwire 1999 Christina Bothwell(American,b.1960) Angel Baby 2011.198 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection H. 7in.(17.8cm),Diam.8 pheasant wood 1988 States Berkeley/California/United d.2003) Bob Stocksdale(American,b.1913, Untitled 2011.195 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 1 / 2 x9in.(16.522.9cm) 3 / 4 in.(19.7cm),Diam.17 1 / 2 x7in.(30.531.817.8cm) 7 / 8 in. 1 / 2 in. 17 x15 Raintree Jun 2002 Kuranda/Queensland/Australia d.2012) John Beasley(Australian,b.1946, Through theVeil 2011.205 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 36.8 cm) 11 buckeye burl 1995 United States d.2000) Mel Lindquist(American,b.1911, Vase 2011.201 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 17.8 cm) 7 kauri andratawood 2002 New Zealand d.2005) John Lister(NewZealander, b.1944, Untitled (FootedVessel) 2011.203 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (25.4 cm) H. 12in.(30.5cm),Diam.10 ivory wood,bloodwood,ipe,ink 1998 United States Lincoln Seitzman(American,b.1923) #205 PetrifiedCherokee Basket 2011.202 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection The NancyandDavid Wolf Collection 8 x10in.(20.3 25.4 xcm) pâte deverre glass 1985 Pennsylvania/United States Karla Trinkley (American,b.1956) X 2011.206 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 30.5 cm) 3 x14 andcarvedwood turned circa 2004 Australia Martin Pavey(b.1956) Flat Styyler 2011.204 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 7 oak burl 1992 United States d.2000) Mel Lindquist(American,b.1911, Vase 2011.200 1 3 / / 3 2 4 / x5in.(19.112.7cm) x6 16 x9in.(28.422.9cm) 1 / 1 2 7 / x14 / 2 8 x12in.(43.239.4 x7in.(19.717.5 1 / 2 in.(7.6x36.8 deli: 14 slumped, castandlampworkedglass 1991 New Mexico/UnitedStates Emily Brock (American,b.1946) Deli- GoingtoLunch 2011.211a-b The NancyandDavidWolf Collection (30.5 x40.6cm) 38.7 xcm);vitrine:1216in. 34 x118 cast, constructed,laminatedglass 1991 Robert Palusky(American,b.1942) Witness 2011.212 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 44.5 x36.8cm);lamp:12 18 (31.1 x10.2cm);vitrine:15 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 38 x2410 cast, painted,andlaminatedglass 1998 United States Robert Palusky(American,b.1942) Rocking Horse/Bird Nest/Butterfly 2011.213a-b The NancyandDavidWolf Collection object: 10x15 slumped, castandlampworkedglass 1988 Corrales/New Mexico/UnitedStates Emily Brock (American,b.1946) No FoodorDrinkPlease 2011.210 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 11 blown glass 1988 Murano/Italy Lino Tagliapietra (Italian,b.1934) Vessel 2011.209 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 9 cast glass,enamel 2000 Japan Masayo Odahashi(Japanese,b.1975) Ambiguous Boundry 2011.208 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 6 x23in.(15.258.4cm) blown glass 1997 Seattle/Washington/United States Benjamin Moore (b.1952) Untitled (InteriorFoldSeries) 2011.207 1 / 1 1 2 / / x511in.(24.112.727.9cm) 4 2 x15 x9in.(29.222.9cm) 1 / 4 x17 1 1 / / 4 1 2 in.(38.1x46.438.7cm) / in.(86.4x27.921.6cm) 4 in(38x2426cm) 1 1 / / 4 2 x15 x14 1 1 / / 4 2 1 in.(25.4x in.(36.2x / 4 x4in. open 6 cast glass,steelandpaint 1997 Clinton/Illinois Janusz Walentynowicz (Danish,b.1956) Faces ofIsabell 2011.219 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection H. 6in.(15.2cm),Diam.23(58.4cm) wood-fired stoneware 1981 United States d.2002) Peter Voulkos (American,b.1924, Untitled (Plate) 2011.218 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 22 x1715in.(55.943.238.1cm) lampworked glasswithpaint 1988 United States Ginny Ruffner (American,b.1952) Architecture FryinginSuccotashHell 2011.217 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 20 x12in.(50.830.5cm) lampworked glasswithpaint 1981 United States Ginny Ruffner (American,b.1952) Untitled 2011.216 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 15.4 cm) 26 wood, glass,paint,copper, goldleaf 1992 United States Kéké Cribbs(American,b.1951) Feliciity 2011.215 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 17.1 cm) 12 3/4x1411 glass 1990 Czechoslovakia/Europe (Czech,b.1952) Jaromír Rybák Golden Princess 2011.220 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 85.1 x5.7cm) The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 29.2 cm) 35 paint sand carvedglass,wood,acrylic 1988 United States Kéké Cribbs(American,b.1951) Salvador 2011.214 1 1 / / 2 2 x8 x86 1 / 4 3 x33 / 4 x6 3 / 4 1 in.(90.2x20.3 / 1 1 2 / / x2 16 2 in.(32.4x35.6 in.(67.3x22.2 1 / 4 in.(15.9x 5 bleached ashwood 1998 Unknown Dale Nish(American,b.1932,d.2013) Nagare Vessel 2011.225 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 27.9 cm) The NancyandDavidWolf Collection x 62.2cm) 19 stoneware withunderglazes 2000 Seattle/Washington/United States Akio Takamori (American, b.1950) Nursing Mother 2011.227 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 4 legs Australian red cedarbowlwithebony 2003 NSW/Australia Neil Scobie(Australian,b.1953) Wave RimBowl 2011.224 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 2 x10 Swiss pear 2004 Branchville/New Jersey/UnitedStates Harvey Fein(American,b.1940) Untitled 2011.223 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 30.5 cm) 19 x aluminum, metal pâte deverre glass,enamels,wood, 1992 Norwich/England/United Kingdom David Reekie(British,b.1947) Just OneThing 2011.222 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 5 x4 blown glass 1980 United States d.1987) Dominick Labino(American,b.1910, Lustreware Glass 2011.226 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 10 glass 1996 Czechoslovakia/Europe Vladimir Bachorik(Czech,b.1963) Red Mountain 2011.221 1 3 / / 1 1 2 8 / / x4in.(1410.2cm) x11 2 4 1 x19 x276in.(2668.615.2cm) / 1 2 / in.(12.7x11.4cm) 3 2 / in.(5.1x26.7cm) 4 7 x12in.(48.350.2 / 1 8 / x11in.(11.130.2 2 x24 1 / 2 in.(49.5x49.5

136 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 137 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 2 x glass 1987 Meyenburg/West Germany b.1941) Isgard Moje-Wohlgemuth (German, Vase 2011.234 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 7 glass 1975 Crete/Illinois/United States Charles Lotton(American,b.1935) Vase 2011.232 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 12.1 cm) 7 x4 glass 1979 States Chico/California/United and FlumeArtGlass(estab.1972) Bruce Sillars(American,b.1951),Orient Gold IridescentKingtut 2011.231 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 9 x5in.(22.912.7cm) glass 1980 Walter (American,b.1954) Lieberman Vessel 2011.230 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 2 bleached cherry circa 2001 Loveland/Ohio/United States John Lannom(American,b.1936) Bleached Cherry 2011.229 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 3 x2 glass 1983 Meyenburg/West Germany b.1941) Isgard Moje-Wohlgemuth (German, Vase 2011.233 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 15.9 cm) 4 blown glasswithappliedlizard 1979 John Nygren (American,b.1940) Fantasy Lizard 2011.228 3 3 7 / / / 4 4 8 x6 x13 x3 3 1 3 / / / 8 4 4 x2 x4 x2 1 1 / / 3 4 2 / x6 x3in.(12.48.97.6cm) 8 1 1 3 x13in.(73433cm) / / / 4 4 4 in.(5.1x65.7cm) in.(7.6x5.7cm) in.(17.8x12.1 1 / 4 in.(19.7x15.9 7 glass 1976 Nashville/Tennessee/United States Michael Taylor (American,b.1944) Vessel 2011.238 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 17.1 cm) 5 glass Post 1959 Jerusalem/Israel Neker Glass(Israeli,estab.1959) Vase 2011.240 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 13.3 cm) The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 9 x27in.(22.968.6cm) over timberarmature dyedandincisedleather wet-formed, 1995 Perth/Australia Carr (Australian,b.1945) Tanija Carr(Australian,b.1949),Graham Untitled 1995/12 2011.241 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 12.1 cm) 14 x9 elm andwire 1997 Todd Hoyer(American,b.1952) Untitled (SuspendedSphere Series) 2011.236 The DavidandNancyWolf Collection 2 pinecone andresin 1997 States Santa Cruz/California/United Michael Shuler(American,b.1950) Monterey PineconeVase #863 2011.235 5 x6 Celtis laevigata(hackberry) 1996 Nashville/Tennessee/United States John DodgeMeyer(American,b.1944) Vase -SpaltedSugarberry Form 2011.237 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 14 glass 20th Century poss. Jerusalem/Israel Neker Glass(Israeli,estab.1959) Vase 2011.239 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 1 1 3 / / / 1 2 2 4 / x4 x7in.(19.117.8cm) x2 8 3 x5 / 1 4 / x6 2 3 1 x11in.(35.625.127.9cm) / / 1 4 4 / x4 x2 4 3 x5 / 4 in.(12.7x17.1 3 1 / 1 / 4 / 4 in.(14x12.1 4 in.(7x5.7cm) in.(35.9x13.3 without tassels82 silk, metallicthread circa 1900 prob. Japan Table Runner 2012.92 granddaughter, SaraDoepke Leo Doepke(EthelPage)byher Gift inmemoryofMrs.William linen, horsehairbraid,feathers,silk,wire 1915–22 United States Hat 2012.91 Purchase Fund Museum Purchase: FotoFocusArt image 8 pigment print 1976, 2012 (American,b.1944) Joel Sternfeld Location Unknown,1976 2012.90 Gift ofMaryBurge Fabbro pearl monkey fur, silk,bakelite,metal,faux 1930s United States Jacket andMuff 2011.299 sash 111x12 kimono 58x55in.(147.3139.7cm), silk circa 1900 Japan Kimono andSash 2012.95a-b granddaughter, SaraDoepke Leo Doepke(EthelPage)byher Gift inmemoryofMrs.William sash 64x5in.(162.612.7cm) kimono 58x50in.(147.3127cm), silk circa 1900 Japan Kimono andSash 2012.94a-b granddaughter, SaraDoepke Leo Doepke(EthelPage)byher Gift inmemoryofMrs.William silk, linen,sequins,glassbeads circa 1915 Dress 2012.93 granddaughter, SaraDoepke Leo Doepke(EthelPage)byher Gift inmemoryofMrs.William (260.4 x73.7cm) 73.7 cm);withtassels102 granddaughter, SaraDoepke Leo Doepke(EthelPage)byher Gift inmemoryofMrs.William 1 / 2 x12 1 / 2 in.(281.9x31.8cm) 3 / 4 1 in.(21.6x32.4cm) / 2 x29in.(209.6 1 / 2 x29in. painting 4 on paper ivory, preparatory drawing:graphite miniature: watercolor andgouacheon 1840s United States American School Amy LeeBowler 2013.165 Gift ofRobertA.Lewis 45.3 cm) of Dr. BettySutherland Gift ofDr. JamesSutherlandinmemory sheet 23 pencil andcrayon circa 1970–97 United States d.1997) Henry Speller(American,b.1900, Two Figures 2013.164 Gift ofRobertA.Lewis board 24 Latex paintonplywood 1980s United States d.2006) Mose Tolliver (American,b.circa 1915, Four Figures 2013.162 of Dr. BettySutherland Gift ofDr. JamesSutherlandinmemory L. 83in.(210.8cm) pine Late 19thCentury–Early20thCentury United States Unknown Maker(American) Pair ofPosts 2013.161a-b Art andTrustee ArtPurchase Fund Weston EndowmentforContemporary Museum Purchase: AliceF. andHarrisK. 97 x2620in.(246.46650.8cm) mixed media 2009 Nick Cave(American,b.1959) Soundsuit 2013.19a-d Board: 32 Latex paintonchipboard 1996 United States d.2006) Mose Tolliver (American,b.circa 1915, Self-Portrait 2013.163 Gift ofRobertA.Lewis 81.8 x1.2cm) 7 3 / 3 / 15 8 / 16 x17 4 / x16 x32 16 x3 13 3 3 / 1 / / 16 / 8 16 8 in.(83.2x41.6cm) in.(60.7x in.(12.5x7.9cm) x 1 / 2 in.(61.5x Michael Lowe and Gift ofKimKlosterman wool felt,feathers 1960s United States d.2009) Ann Albrizio(American,b.1912–1913, Hat 2013.172 Michael Lowe and Gift ofKimKlosterman silk 1970s United States d.1990) Roy HalstonFrowick (American,b.1932, Evening Gown 2013.171 Mrs. JoanS.Rohde Gift ofTherese Tobler inhonorof cotton velveteen,silk circa 1965 Italy Emilio Pucci(Italian,b.1914,d.1992) Blouse andPants 2013.170 Gift ofMr. andMrs.ThomasSchram silk, jute,glassbeads 1890s England 1833) Peter Robinson,Ltd.(British,estab. Capelet 2013.169 by FriendsofFashion Museum Purchase withfundsprovided polyester, cupra 2012–2013 Japan 1969) Comme desGarçons (Japanese,estab. Rei Kawakubo(Japanese,b.1942), Houndstooth Suit:JacketandPants 2013.168 by FriendsofFashion Museum Purchase withfundsprovided cupra linen, nylon,cotton,polyester, wool, 2012–13 Japan Rei Kawakubo(Japanese,b.1942) Dress/Vest andShorts 2013.167 Hauck Gift ofCornelius 30 oil oncanvas,mountedcardboard circa 1847–49 United States American School Friedrich Billiods 2013.166 7 / 16 x25 1 / 16 in.(77.3x63.7cm) 40 x56 archival pigmentprint 2010, 2014 An-My Lê(American,b.1960) Comfort, Haiti Ship Security, USNavalHospitalShip 2014.28 The NancyandDavidWolf Collection 22 x24in.(55.961cm) glazed earthenware 1984 New York/New York/United States Michael Lucero (American,b.1953) Lunar LifeDreamer 2014.27 Contemporary Art Harris K.Weston Endowmentfor Museum Purchase: AliceF. and 64 x88in.(162.6223.5cm) ballpoint penoncollagedpaper 2010 Courttney Cooper(American,b.1977) Cincinnati Map(CC10_001) 2014.26 Gift ofRandyandMicheleSandler L. 5in(12.7cm),W. (bowl)1in.(2.5cm) silver, parcel gilt circa 1915 Providence/Rhode Island/UnitedStates 1930) Company (estab.circa 1914,closed Baker-Manchester Manufacturing Souvenir Spoon:RookwoodPottery 2014.25 Mrs. CharlesFleischmann,Cincinnati Gift ofPeteBallard tohonorMr. and Fund andtheFriendsofPhotography Museum Purchase: CarlJacobsGift 144.3 x3.8cm) 3 soft, lighttanstonewithsilvermount circa 1458–25BC Egypt Scarab withCartoucheofThutmosisIII 2014.24 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Fundsprovided by nylon jersey 1976 United States d.1990) Roy HalstonFrowick (American,b.1932, Spiral CutDress 2013.174 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Funds provided by silk, wool Early 1980s Issey Miyake(Japanese,b.1938) Draped JerseyDress 2013.173 40 / 4 x1 5 / 16 x56 1 / 2 1 in.(101.6x143.5cm);frame / 13 2 in.(1.9x2.53.8cm) / 16 x1 1 / 2 in.(102.4x (64.8 x100.3cm)onsheet27 40 Gift ofFrederick J. Werling sheet 6 wash pen andbrown ink,brushandgray d.1730) François Verdier (French, b.1651, Jason andtheGoldenFleece 2014.34 Frank Kulina Gift ofLindaEllisinhonorAnneand 22.5 cm) platemark 6 color drypointandmezzotint 1968–69 Jiří Anderle(Czechoslovakian,b.1936) Untitled (KomodieNr. 9) 2014.33 Gift ofLindaEllis (54.3 x37.3cm) sheet 40 color lithographposter Joseph Junk(American,b.1861,d.1921) Highland House 2014.31 Fund Israel andCaroline Wilson The AlbertP. StrietmannCollectionand H. 11 glazed earthenware 1848–63 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States estab. 1848,closed1863) d.1867), BrightonPottery(American, Bromley (England,b.1805, William Pitcher 2014.29 cm) onsheet10 cm) onsheet21 image 22 steel engraving 1853 d.1868) b.1816, Emmanuel Leutze(German, Paul Girardet (French, b.1821,d.1893), Washington Crossing theDelaware 2014.30 Gift ofJayandEmmaLewis platemark 19 etching andinklessembossedprint Feb 131950 Bogusław Lustyk(Polish,b.1940) On theRoad(Podroz) 2014.32 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard incomplete platemark25 and spout10 5 / 16 1 in.(70.7x102.4cm) / 4 1 in.(28.6cm),W. withhandle / 1 2 3 / x10 / 4 8 x30 1 x38 / 7 1 4 / / x5 8 2 1 x14in.(50.535.5 in.(26.7cm) 11 3 / 5 / 8 3 / 8 / in.(16.5x25.7cm) / 16 16 x14 5 16 / in.(102.3x77cm) x8 16 in.(56.9x97cm); in.(15.9x13.5 11 7 1 / / / 8 16 2 in.(27.1x x39 in. 13 / 16 1 x / 2 in. H. topofhandle11 glazed earthenware 1878–88 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States (England, b.1821,d.1888) 1849, closed1888),George Scott George ScottPottery(American,estab. Pitcher 2014.37 Gift ofFrederick J.Werling 8 wash pen andbrown ink,brush andgray circa 1760 Venice/Italy Unidentified Artist(Italian) The Rialto 2014.35 sheet 25 brush andblackinkwithpencilgrid 1950 Léger(French,Fernand b.1881,d.1955) Head ofaWoman [Tête defemme] 2014.40 Gift ofJeff Casto 59.4 x3.8cm) Bequest ofGladysK.Lazarus each approx. 30x22 portfolio of20woodcuts 2007–08 Saad Ghosn(American,b.1949) Scream 2014.39.1-20 The AlbertP. StrietmannCollection 70.9 cm) 8 wash pen andbrown ink,brushandgray circa 1760 Venice/Italy Unidentified Artist(Italian) Rendering (verso) ofCanal(recto);View Architectural 2014.36 Gift ofFrederick J.Werling sheet 37 color lithographposter 1879 (American) Strobridge LithographingCompany J. H.HaverlyManipulatingtheWires... 2014.38 unparalleled of CincinnatiandtheUnitedStatesis Museum andtheceramicknowledge of dedicationtotheCincinnatiArt honor ofAnitaJ.Elliswhose40years Gift ofRobertandMaryEllenSeeryin with handleandspout8in.(20.3cm) cm), box31 7 9 / / 8 16 x14 x12 3 1 3 / / / 3 16 2 4 / x27 in.(22.5x37.5cm) 16 1 x19 / in.(21.8x31cm) 4 x23 15 9 / / 16 16 5 3 / / in.(64x49.7cm) in.(95.2x 1 8 8 / in.(29.5cm),W. x1 2 in.(76.2x57.2 1 / 2 in.(79.4x

138 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 139 platemark 25 color etchingandaquatint 1965 Serge Poliakoff (French, b.1906,d.1969) (Composition bleueetbrune) Composition inBlueandBrown 2014.43 Bequest ofGladysK.Lazarus 25.1 cm) sheet 11 squared withpenandblackink and whitegouacheoverpencil,partially pen andblackink,crayon,watercolor 1948 Henry Moore (English,b.1898,d.1986) Three Figures 2014.42 Bequest ofGladysK.Lazarus 25.8 cm) sheet 15 charcoal Early 1920s? Henri Matisse(French, b.1869,d.1954) Girl withanOpenBook 2014.41 cm) onsheet29 sheet 14 gelatin silverprint 1986 d.2009) Joe Cockerill(American,b.1943, Sculpture “Connection” Nam JunePaikStandinginFront ofHis 2014.46 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Fundsprovided by silk, metal 1960–70 Tina Leser(American,b.1910,d.1986) Jumpsuit 2014.45 Anita J.Ellis Gift ofCynthiaAmneusinhonor nylon 1964 United States d.1985) Rudi Gernreich (American,b.1922, No Bra 2014.44 Gift ofKevinD.Ott 56.3 cm) cm) onmount12 memory ofLouisK.Hellman Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin 9 13 1 / / 4 16 / x11in.(36.227.9cm) 16 x9 x10 3 / 8 x19 7 3 / / 1 8 8 / 3 x22 in.(29.3x23.8 2 / x9 16 5 in.(40.2x / 16 7 3 in.(64.5x49 / / 8 16 in.(31.8x in.(75.9x 3 polyethylene acrylic, vacuummetalizedABS,silicone, 2013 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States estab. 1837) Procter &GambleCompany(American, D. ScottMiller(American,b.1967),The Odin (ConceptCologneBottle) 2014.48 memory ofLouisK.Hellman Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin 16 x20in.(40.650.8cm) contact print 1986 d.2009) Joe Cockerill(American,b.1943, from theSculpture “Connection”) Television Set(OneoftheCabinets Nam JunePaikwithHisHeadina 2014.47 Andirons: 12 aluminum andiron circa 1938 United States John Becker(American,b.1902,d.1974) Andirons andFire Screen 2014.49a-c Gift ofTheProcter &GambleCompany 34 (32.7 x24.882.6cm);Fire screen: 68 x19 aluminum circa 1938 prob. UnitedStates Unidentified Designer Standing Lamp 2014.50 Harriet F. andFrederick Rauh Gift ofEmilyRauhPulitzerinmemory 3 1/8cm) Gift ofDr. KunI.LeeandYoung HiLee on silk sumi inkonmulberrypapermounted 1996 Young HiLee(American,b.1947) Flurry 2014.52 Gift ofDr. KunI.LeeandYoung HiLee each 26x18in.(6645.7cm) on silk sumi inkonmulberrypapermounted 1997 Young HiLee(American,b.1947) Gourds inMoonlight(September) 2014.51a–c Harriet F. andFrederick Rauh Gift ofEmilyRauhPulitzerinmemory 3 / 1 16 / 2 x2 x52 1 / 3 2 / in.(172.7x49.5cm) 8 1 x2 / 2 7 x3 / 8 x9 3 / 8 1 in.(9x6cm) / 8 3 in.(87.6x133.4 / 4 x32 1 / 2 in. L. 8 coin silver circa 1830 prob. Cincinnati/Ohio/UnitedStates d.1864) Joseph Draper(American,b.1801, Serving Spoon 2014.54 A.Stout Gift ofWilliam (19.1 cm) memory of William Friedlander memory ofWilliam Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin 62.5 cm) image/sheet 24 gouache andgoldacrylic 1980 Hap Tivey (American,b.1947) Landing StripinCincinnatiAirport(Red) 2014.57 Friedlander memory ofWilliam Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin (61.8 x36cm) image/sheet 14 gouache andgoldacrylic 1980 Hap Tivey (American,b.1947) (Light Blue) Landing StripinCincinnatiAirport 2014.58 Friedlander memory ofWilliam Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin 36.4 cm) image/sheet 24 gouache andgoldacrylic 1980 Hap Tivey (American,b.1947) Landing StripinCincinnatiAirport 2014.56 Bequest ofJudithWacksman 40.2 cm) on sheet10 image 9 color woodcut d.1983) Susumu Yamaguchi (Japanese,b.1897, Hakuba Renpo) Hakuba RangeatEvening(Kokonno 2014.55 Gift ofJanetC.Haartz H. 5 faience, Ombroso glazeline 1910 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States Briggle (American,b.1869,d.1904) (American, estab.1880),ArtusVan The RookwoodPotteryCompany Vase 2014.53 5 1 / / 8 4 in.(21.9cm) in.(13.3cm),Diam.7 9 / 16 x14 13 / 16 1 1 15 x15 / / 3 4 2 / / x24 x14 16 8 in.(24.3x36.5cm) x14 13 / 5 5 16 / / 8 16 3 in.(27.4x in.(36.2x / in.(62.2x 16 in. 1 / 2 in. image 10 lithograph 1831 d.1861) Zephrin Belliard (French, b.1798, Chateaubriand 2014.61 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer 24.9 cm) 30.7 cm) on sheet18 23.3 cm)onsheet19x12 cm) onsheet14 Mary R.Schiff Library transfer 32.3 cm) image 9x8 lithograph 1830 d.1861) Zephrin Belliard (French, b.1798, Marguerite deNavarre 2014.64 Mar R.Schiff Librarytransfer 20.8 cm) on sheet19 on sheet18 image 9 lithograph 1829 b.1612, d.1695) d.1861), Pierre Mignard (French, Zephrin Belliard (French, b.1798, Moliêre 2014.63 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer image 10x9 lithograph 1829 b.1658, d.1717) d.1861), Jean-BaptisteSanterre (French, Zephrin Belliard (French, b.1798, Racine 2014.62 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer (48.3 x31.1cm) platemark 13 etching andengraving 1798 18th Century) Unidentified Artist(British,activeLate Melchisedec Bristle 2014.60 Friedlander memory ofWilliam Gift ofCarlandElizabethSolwayin 61.6 cm) image/sheet 14 gouache andgoldacrylic 1980 Hap Tivey (American,b.1947) Landing StripinCincinnatiAirport(Blue) 2014.59 5 / 15 16 / x8 9 7 15 11 16 / / 1 13 16 8 / / x9 / x12 16 16 16 / in.(22.9x21.7cm) 16 3 11 x12 3 in.(25.4x23cm) x 8 / / x9 16 / 16 3 16 / x24 x9 16 11 in.(23.6x22cm) 3 / in.(27.8x / 1 5 16 16 / / 16 8 in.(48.1x 13 in.(50.5x in.(35.1x24.5 1 in.(47.5x / / 1 16 4 / in.(36x 4 in.(36x in. image 9 lithograph 1825–40 d.1860) Antoine Maurin(French, b.1793, Pre. Corneille 2014.68 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer (48.1 x30.9cm) image 10 lithograph 1825–40 d.1860) Antoine Maurin(French, b.1793, C. Perrault 2014.67 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer 30.8 cm) image 10 lithograph 1825–40 d.1860) Antoine Maurin(French, b.1793, Mel. deMontaigue 2014.66 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer 30.8 cm) by LarryHustonandFlavia Bastos Museum Purchase withfundsprovided sheet 8x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard Renaldi(American,b.1968) Luigi andMarina,Cincinnati,OH 2014.71 by LarryHustonandFlaviaBastos Museum Purchase withfundsprovided sheet 8x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard Renaldi(American,b.1968) Aaron andAva, Cincinnati,OH 2014.70 by LarryHustonandFlaviaBastos Museum Purchase withfundsprovided sheet 8x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard Renaldi(American,b.1968) andBecky,Will Cincinnati,OH 2014.69 Mary R.Schiff Librarytransfer cm) onsheet18 image 9 lithograph 1825–40 d.1860) Antoine Maurin(French, b.1793, Charles Montesquieu 2014.65 on sheet19x12 on sheet18 on sheet18 3 1 / / 3 13 4 8 / x9 x8 16 / 15 15 16 x9 / / x9 16 16 5 9 / / x12 x12 7 16 16 5 / 3 / 8 / 5 n.(24.7x23.7cm) in.(23.2x21.7cm) 16 x12 4 / in.(25.9x24.7cm) 8 in.(48.2x31.2cm) in.(27.5x24.5 3 1 / / 16 8 in.(48.1x 1 in. / 8 in.(48x 32 ink andcoloronpaper 1936 d.1989) Wu Zhongxiong(Chinese,b.1899, Lofty MountainsandStream 2014.78 C.Y. Woo Collection 46 x16in.(116.840.6cm) ink onpaper Summer 1924 d.1989) Wu Zhongxiong(Chinese,b.1899, Cloudy MountainsatDusk 2014.77 C.Y. Woo Collection 59 ink andcoloronpaper circa 1895 Ren Yi (Chinese, b.1840,d.1896) Oxherd ReadingatBaseofTree 2014.75 C.Y. Woo Collection C.Y. Woo Collection 22 x16in.(55.940.6cm) ink andcoloronpaper 1932 Winter d.1989) Wu Zhongxiong(Chinese,b.1899, Pavillion byWillows 2014.79 C.Y. Woo Collection 27 ink onpaper Aug 271957 Dong Zuobin(Chinese,b.1895,d.1963) Calligraphy inOracleBoneScriptStyle 2014.74 by LarryHustonandFlaviaBastos Museum Purchase withfundsprovided sheet 8x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard Renaldi(American,b.1968) Mirelle andFelicia,Cincinnati, OH 2014.73 by LarryHustonandFlaviaBastos Museum Purchase withfunds provided sheet 8x10in.(20.325.4cm) archival pigmentprint 2014 Richard Renaldi(American, b.1968) Cincinnati, OH Cheyenne, CharlieandOmarian, 2014.72 54 ink onred-squared paper 1944 Zhao Shigang(Chinese,b.1847,d.1945) Nine-Character CalligraphyCouplet 2014.76a-b C.Y. Woo Collection 1 3 1 1 / / / / 4 4 4 2 x14 x9 x16in.(150.540.6cm) x9 3 1 / / 1 4 4 / in.(139.1x24.8cm) in.(69.9x23.5cm) 4 in.(81.9x36.2cm) on sheet7 55 x18 ink andcoloronpaper Autumn 1948 d.1989) Wu Zhongxiong(Chinese, b.1899, Monkey inTree inGorge 2014.80 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 17.2 cm) image 7 hand colored etching 1777 (French, b.1731,d.1788) d.Late 18thCentury),GillesPaulCauvet François Hemery(French, b.1751, Vessel withDolphinHandle 2014.86 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 21.2 cm) image/sheet 5 etching Unknown d.1676) François Chauveau(French, b.1613, Poseidon ChasingaNymph 2014.85 Bequest ofGladysK.Lazarus 13 acrylic, penandblackinkwithcollage 1979 Jean Dubuffet (French, b.1901,d.1985) Bon courage 2014.84 Gift ofAlexandraB.Reynolds 22 x24in.(55.961cm) linen, silk circa 1815 New Jersey/UnitedStates Morrel FamilySampler 2014.83 by FriendsofFashion Museum Purchase withfundsprovided leather, rubber, plastic rayon, polyester, nylon,silk,cotton, 2013–14 Japan Rei Kawakubo(Japanese,b.1942) and BootCovers Dress, withSkirt,Tights, Boots, Harness 2014.82 Contemporary Art Harris K.Weston Endowmentfor Museum Purchase: AliceF. and 24 xin.(6161cm) brass 2012 Todd Pavlisko(American,b.1974) Crown 2014.81 C.Y. Woo Collection 3 / 4 x20 1 3 / / 2 8 in.(139.7x47cm) 1 15 x6 / 16 / 16 in.(35x51cm) 9 x6 1 / / 16 4 in.(18.7x15.9cm) x8 3 / 4 in.(20.2x 3 / 8 in.(14.1x cm) onsheet13 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz (29 x19.5cm) platemark 10 etching andengraving 1729 d.1641) Anthony vanDyck(Flemish,b.1599, Bernard Picart(French, b.1673,d.1733), Eerste KoningvanEngeland) Charles I,KingofEngland(Karel de 2014.92 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz (34.8 x25.6cm) platemark 12 etching andengraving 1751 Jean Lepautre (French, b.1618,d.1682) Fountain 2014.91 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 14.9 cm) 17.9 cm)onsheet11 platemark 7 etching andengraving Jean Lepautre (French, b.1618,d.1682) Garden Ornament 2014.90 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 17.5 cm) on sheet7 image 7 hand colored etching 1777 (French, b.1731,d.1788) d.Late 18thCentury),GillesPaulCauvet François Hemery(French, b.1751, Vessel withFemaleHandles 2014.87 cm) onsheet8 cm) onsheet9 sheet 7 image 7 hand colored lithograph 1840 Gaetamo Dura(Italian,b.1805,d.1878) al Vesuvio) Departure from Vesuvius (Salita 2014.88 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz platemark 8 hand colored etchingandengraving 1757–70 b.1628–1629, d.1658) (Dutch, Visscher d.1782), Cornelis Jean JacquesFlipart(French, b.1719, Theodoric I,IerComtedeHoll. 2014.89 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 5 1 1 / / / 8 2 2 x5 7 x9 x5 / 3 1 8 / / x10 7 9 4 16 / / x5 3 5 13 16 16 11 1 x5 / / / 16 8 / x7 x8 16 / 11 x5 16 16 in.(19.4x13.2cm) in.(19x12.9cm)on / 1 3 x6 in.(19x24.6cm) 16 / / 3 16 16 / 1 7 x10 7 4 7 / / in.(20x25.6cm) / in.(19.7x13.2 in.(20.4x14.6 / 16 8 16 8 7 in. (31.9x22.5 in.(21.9x / in.(26.5x x7 8 in.(25x 1 / 16 11 in. / 16 in.

140 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 141 cm) onsheet8 9.4 cm)onsheet6 32.5 cm)onsheet10 platemark 7 etching 1737 d.1751) Carl Marcus Tüscher b.1705, (German, Untitled 2014.95 Gift ofTheodore A.Granz (16.8 x12.4cm) platemark 5 etching Unknown Salvator Rosa(Italian,b.1615,d.1673) Soldier Seated 2014.94 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz (26.5 x32.9cm) cm) onsheet11 21.6 cm)onsheet7 platemark 8 etching Unknown Unidentified Artist(French) a Rome) l’Amphiteatre duPalaisdePamphile Pamphile PalaceinRome(Veue de oftheAmphitheater View 2014.98 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 21.8 cm) platemark 6 etching andengraving 1781 18th Century) Unidentified Artist(British,activeLate May 1757 The BattleofPragueinBohemia,6th 2014.96 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz (21.7 x16.7cm) platemark 5 etching 1770–93 Unidentified Artist(French) (Louis XVIRoideFranceetNavarre) Louis XVI,KingofFranceandNavarre 2014.97 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz (19.9 x25.7cm) platemark 10 etching 1811 d.1835) Bartolommeo Pinelli(Italian,b.1781, Noi stretti alui,Creusa intorna Julo... 2014.93 14 cm)onsheet8 Gift ofTheodore A.Gantz 32.1 cm) 11 13 9 9 1 / / / 5 8 16 16 / / / x12 16 16 9 16 x5 x3 / 5 x3 x8 16 x12 / 16 9 x12 5 / x8 / 1 11 16 13 1 8 / 3 1 / x4 7 2 / / / x6 / 4 / 4 2 in.(19.2x 16 13 16 in.(20.6x31.1 16 in.(14.5x9.6 in.(17.3x 5 9 in.(14.2x / x10 x12 / / 16 8 16 7 9 in.(21.8x / in.(26.2x / in.(28.8x 8 16 in. in. 1 15 / 8 / in. 16 in. H. 6 glazed stoneware 1940–43 Erlanger/Kentucky/United States Conant (activecirca 1915–Late1920s) estab. 1940,closed1943),ArthurP. Kenton HillsPorcelains (American, Vase 2014.99 H. 1in.(2.5cm),Diam.10 glazed porcelain Mid 20thCentury Germany Manufaktur (estab.1900) Karlsruhe, StaatlicheMajolika Plate 2014.104 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (17.1 cm) 2 glazed earthenware 1947–53 United States d.1993) Sascha Brastoff (American,b.1918, Bowl 2014.102 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (22.2 cm) H. 3in.(7.6cm),Diam.13 glazed earthenware 1880s France d.1948) Edmond Lachenal(French, b.1855, Charger 2014.100 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (10.8 cm) H. 12 glazed stoneware Post 1961 Indiana/United States Karl Martz(American,b.1912,d.1997) Vase 2014.103 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda 19.1 cm) Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (26.7 cm) H. 7 glazed porcelain 1940s Trenton/New Jersey/UnitedStates China (American) estab. 1892,closed1969),Trenton Art Trenton PotteriesCompany(American, “Orbit” Vase 2014.101 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (34.3 cm) 3 / 8 x9 3 1 / / 1 4 4 / in.(19.7cm),Diam.8 in.(15.9cm),Diam.4 2 in.(31.8cm)xDiam.6 1 / 4 x7 1 / 2 in.(6x23.5 1 1 / / 2 2 in. in. 1 3 / / 4 4 3 in. in. / 4 in. Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda H. 5in.(12.7cm),Diam.cm) stoneware 20th Century Denmark Richard b.1933,d.1999) Manz(German, Vase 2014.110 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (21 cm) H. 7in.(17.8cm),Diam.3 glazed stoneware 20th Century Ann Arbor/Michigan/UnitedStates J.T. (American,b.1923) Abernathy Chalice 2014.108 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (14 cm) 3 glazed porcelain 1952 Lidköping/Sweden b.1920, d.1990) 1726), Carl-HarryStålhane(Swedish, Porcelain Manufactory)(Swedish,estab. Rörstrand PorslinsFabriker(Rörstrand SEU-Bowl 2014.106 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (8.3 cm) H. 10 glazed stoneware circa 1950 Sebring/Ohio/United States 1945, closed1961) Stanford Pottery(American,estab. Vase 2014.107 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda H. 9 glazed stoneware 2005 Harrodsburg/Kentucky/United States Michael Frasca(American,b.circa 1949) Vase 2014.109 Gift ofAnitaEllisandLinda (9.5 cm) H. 4 glazed stoneware 1904–28 New Jersey/UnitedStates d.1936) Clara LouisePoillon(American,b.1851, Vase 2014.105 1 / 2 x7 1 3 / / 1 4 4 / in.(12.1cm)xDiam.3 in.(23.5cm),Diam.8 8 in.(25.7cm)xDiam.5 3 / 4 x5in.(8.919.712.7cm) 3 / 4 in. 1 / 1 4 / 1 in. 4 / in. 2 in. 10 earthenware withsprayedglaze 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#1 2015.4 M. BeckmannLinhardt and SamuelM.LevyEndowment Museum Purchase: IsabelConeLevy 49 x2524in.(124.563.561cm) glass, wood,paint,adhesive 2012 States Sheboygan Falls/Wisconsin/United Beth Lipman(American,b.1971) Still LifewithFlowers 2015.3 Pernice Anonymous GiftinmemoryofHelen The AlbertP. StrietmannCollectionand (46.4 x59.7cm) Hou-mei Sung Donated bytheartistinhonorofDr. 16.8 cm) 14 earthenware withsprayedglaze 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#2 2015.5 Hou-mei Sung Donated bytheartistinhonorofDr. 8.3cm) each approximately 18 lithograph 1957–60 d.1966) Frank O’Hara(American,b.1926, Larry Rivers(American,b.1923,d.2002), Stones 2015.2.1-13 Purchase Fundandvariousfunds Foundation,TrusteeMarnick Art Ellis, PhyllisH.ThayerPurchase Fund, Fund, FundsgiveninhonorofAnita FriedlanderEndowment William Archer Wachs Fund,TheSusanand Museum Purchase: TheLawrence (17.8 cm) H. 19 faience, ModeledMatglazeline 1900 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.1954) Delaney Wareham (American,b.1871, (American, estab.1880),JohnHamilton The RookwoodPotteryCompany Vase 2015.1 3 3 / / 4 8 x6 x13 1 / 2 in.(49.5cm),Diam.7 7 / 1 8 / x6 2 x3 5 / 1 8 / in.(37.5x17.5 4 in.(26.4x34.3 1 / 4 x23 1 / 2 in. Photography GiftFund George KurzandFotoFocus Museum Purchase: JoAnn& 37 36 x46in.(91.4116.8cm);framed chromogenic print 2013 Lucas Foglia(American,b.1983) Field, OwlCreek, Wyoming Produced Water, HamiltonDomeOil 2015.11 Photography GiftFund George KurzandFotoFocus Museum Purchase: JoAnn& sheet 12 watercolor overpencil 1908 Piet Mondrian(Dutch,b.1872,d.1944) Chrysanthemum 2015.9 Hou-mei Sung Donated bytheartistinhonorofDr. 17.5 cm) 13 earthenware withsprayedglaze 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#5 2015.8 Hou-mei Sung Donated bytheartistinhonorofDr. 9.2 cm) 13 earthenware withsprayedglaze 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#4 2015.7 Hou-mei Sung Donated bytheartistinhonorofDr. 13.7 cm) 10 earthenware withsprayedglaze 2013 Ikuhiko Shibata(Japanese,b.1956) White Ruins#3 2015.6 37 36 x46in.(91.4116.8cm);framed chromogenic print 2010 Lucas Foglia(American,b.1983) Field, Boulder, Wyoming Roger Weightlifting, JonahNaturalGas 2015.10 Gift ofRuthandJohnSawyer 1 1 1 3 3 / / / / / 8 8 2 4 4 x47 x47 x6 x6 x12 5 1 3 / / / 16 1 1 5 8 8 / / / x6 x3 x8 8 8 8 in.(94.3x119.7cm) in.(94.3x119.7cm) x5 7 5 15 / / 3 8 8 / / 16 in.(34.3x15.6 in.(34.9x16.2 8 in.(27.3x32.1 in.(31.2x22.7cm) 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1867 d.1916) Carleton E.Watkins (American,b.1829, Tutocanula, orElCapitan,3,600Feet 2015.16 of HelenPernice Purchase: AnonymousGiftinmemory Gift ofKevinD.OttandMuseum 61 x3.9cm) of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1867 d.1916) Carleton E.Watkins (American,b.1829, Cathedral Spires 2015.17 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 6 x8 gelatin silverprint 1963 Ray Metzker(American,b.1931,d.2014) Philadelphia (63DE-36) 2015.12 box 32 woodcut andrelief etching 2011–15 Jay Bolotin(American,b.1949) Havana, Cuba,circa 1955 Lost ManuscriptofBenjaminWeil, The BookofOnlyEnoch:Formerly 2015.15.1-20 Purchase Fund Museum Purchase: FotoFocusArt 17 in.(43.2x43.2cm) 9 xin.(22.922.9cm)onmount17 gelatin silverprint 1964 Ray Metzker(American,b.1931,d.2014) Zip Squared 2015.14 Purchase Fund Museum Purchase: FotoFocusArt 10 in.(25.4x25.4cm) 6 xin.(15.215.2cm)onmount10 gelatin silverprint 1966 Ray Metzker(American,b.1931,d.2014) Atlantic City(66GX-6) 2015.13 Purchase Fund Museum Purchase: FotoFocus Art 11 x12 3 3 / / 8 8 x6 x6 7 / 8 15 in.(15.2x22.5cm)onmount 3 7 7 / / / / 4 16 8 8 in.(27.9x32.4cm) in.(8.6x17.5cm) in.(8.6x17.5cm) x241 9 / 16 in.(83.6x of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Lower Yosemite Falls Looking DowntheValley. From the 2015.22 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), the Merced Yosemite Falls,2634ft.High,from 2015.21 Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriendsof 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American, b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Yosemite Creek 2015.18 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Ribbon Falls,3300FeetHigh 2015.20 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Top oftheMotherForest 2015.19 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 7 7 7 15 15 / / / 16 16 16 / / 16 16 x6 x6 x6 x6 x6 15 15 15 15 15 / / / 16 16 16 / / 16 16 in.(8.7x17.6cm) in.(8.7x17.6cm) in.(8.7x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American, b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), inJune During aSnowStorm Yosemite Falls,2364FeetHigh.View 2015.23 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Section ofHercules, BlockCutOut 2015.27 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Yosemite Valley Sugar LoafMountain,Little 2015.26 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Yosemite Valley Sugar LoafMountain,Little 2015.25 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), StorehousesCashes, orIndianAcorn 2015.24 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 15 15 15 15 15 / / / / / 16 16 16 16 16 x6 x6 x6 x6 x6 15 15 15 15 15 / / / / / 16 16 16 16 16 in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm)

142 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 143 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 T.S. Johnson(American) Water St. Looking South,onWells St.from S. 2015.33 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 T.S. Johnson(American) Washington Sts. First NationalBank,Cor. Stateand 2015.32 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American, b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Yosemite Valley from Clouds’RestMountain, Little Summit oftheSouthDome,View 2015.28 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 Unidentified Artist(American) Ruins ofChicagoFire 2015.31 Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriendsof 3 3/8x615/16in.(8.617.6cm) two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 Unidentified Artist(American) Ruins ofChicagoFire 2015.30 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 b.1814, d.1884) d.1888), HenryT. Anthony(American, Edward Anthony(American,b.1819, E. &H.T. Anthony&Co.(American), Valley Clouds’ RestMountain,LittleYosemite fromSummit oftheSouthDome,View 2015.29 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 3 3 15 15 / / / 8 8 8 / / x6 x6 x6 16 16 x6 x6 15 15 15 15 15 / / / 16 16 16 / / 16 16 in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) in.(10x17.6cm) 3 glass stereoview card circa 1860 Francis Frith(English,b.1822,d.1898) during theGreek era],ca.1860 Grecq oftheTemple [View ofatEdfou Vue dutempled’Edoudelapériode 2015.38 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 Unidentified Artist Hay Stack Gray Ground Squirrel, Foundina 2015.40 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 glass stereoview card circa 1860 Francis Frith(English,b.1822,d.1898) Egypt Karnac, Portion oftheGreat HallofColumnsat 2015.37 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1877 Unidentified Artist Parade Ulysses S.Grant’s SecondInaugural 2015.36 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 T.S. Johnson(American) Masonic Temple, St. Dearborn 2015.35 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1871 T.S. Johnson(American) State-Sts Looking North,from Cor. Madisonand 2015.34 3 glass stereoview card circa 1860 Francis Frith(English,b.1822,d.1898) Boat dockedalongtheRiverNile 2015.39 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 7 3 5 5 3 3 3 / / / / / / / 16 8 16 16 8 8 8 x6 x6 x6 x6 x6 x6 x61 11 15 15 15 3 13 / / / / / 5 16 4 16 16 16 / / in.(8.4x17.1cm) 16 16 in.(8.5x17cm) in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(8.6x17.6cm) in.(8.4x17.3cm) in.(8.7x17.7cm) Bequest ofGladysK.Lazarus 47 x67in.(119.4170.2 cm) mixed mediawithsandpapercollage 1984 Jim Dine(American,b.1935) The Crommelynck Gate(BostonI) 2015.48 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Fundsprovided by wool, cotton 1995 Jean PaulGaultier(French, b.1952) Dress 2015.47 Friends ofFashion Museum Purchase: Fundsprovided by wool 1960s d.1985) Rudi Gernreich (American,b.1922, Swimsuit 2015.46 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 Knowlton Brothers (American) 20, 1870 Hail StonesoftheGreat ofJune Storm 2015.45 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 Unidentified Artist Hawk 2015.43 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 Charles E.Smith(American) Fish onaTable 2015.41 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 Unidentified Artist Lunar Moth 2015.44 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 two albumenprintsonstereoview card circa 1870 (American) J.N. Wilson Alligator 2015.42 of Photography Museum Purchase: TheFriends 3 15 7 7 7 / / / / 8 16 16 16 / x6 16 x6 x6 x6 x6 7 / 15 15 7 8 15 / in.(8.5x17.5cm) 8 / / 16 16 in.(8.7x17.5cm) / 16 in.(8.7x17.6cm) in.(8.8x17.7cm) in.(10x17.7cm) 28 cm)onsheet12 on sheet25x platemark 7 drypoint 1929 d.1966) Stanley Anderson(English,b.1884, Quai deMontebello,Paris 2015.49 12.2 cm)onsheet12 49.4 cm)onsheet19 platemark 12 color liftground etchingandaquatint 1961 d.1987) Riko Debenjak(Yugoslavian, b.1908, Estival 2015.50 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (30.8 x40.5cm) Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (35.2 x30.3cm) 23.8 cm)onsheet13 platemark 7 drypoint 1880 b.1855, d.1932) Ignaz Marcel Gaugengigl(American, Summer 2015.52 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard image 10 lithograph 1936 Peter Hurd (American,b.1904,d.1984) Self Portrait(SmallVersion) 2015.54 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard 58.1 cm) image/sheet 15x22 color screen print 1970 Dennis Hawkins(British,b.1925) Conversation I 2015.53 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (31.1 x23.3cm) image 21 color screen print 1970 Nobu Fukui(Japanese,b.1942) #5 2015.51 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (50 x65.2cm) 11 1 / 8 / 13 3 16 x21 / 9 8 / x9 / x4 16 16 x11in.(19.8 x19 1 1 / 3 / 16 12 / 8 1 8 in.(53.6x53.7cm) in.(63.5x63.6cm) / / in.(27.2x 7 8 7 1 11 16 / x15 / / 7 8 8 4 / in.(18.7x / in.(38.1x x11 x9 16 16 x25 in.(31.9x 15 3 / / 15 16 16 / 11 in. in. 16 / in. 16 in. 13.8 cm)onsheet10 image 3 etching 1881 d.1918) James CraigNicoll(American,b.1847, Building anElevator 2015.57 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (27.2 x19.1cm) image 3 hand colored woodcut Unknown d.1964) Benjamin Miller(American,b.1877, Merry ChristmasWeb 2015.59 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (27.1 x32.1cm) platemark 7 etching Unknown Otto Kuhler(American,b.1894,d.1977) Arch ofSeptimiusSeverus 2015.56 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard platemark 19 etching andsoft-ground etching 1903 d.1945) b.1867, Käthe Kollwitz(German, Uprising [Losbruch] 2015.55 24.5 cm)onsheet10 15.4 cm)onsheet7 (50.3 x58.3cm)onsheet24 29 platemark 7 etching Unknown d.1959) Charles C.Svendsen(American,b.1871, Fountain Square, Cin.O. 2015.58 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard (18.9 x24.1cm) sheet 5 platemark 4 sheet 6x4 image 4x2 hand colored woodcut Unknown d.1964) Benjamin Miller(American,b.1877, Merry ChristmasWeb 2015.60 Gift ofAllenW. Bernard Gift ofAllenW. Bernard 3 / 16 in.(63.2x74.1cm) 9 1 9 / / / 16 2 16 x2 x3 1 x5 5 / 9 1 11 / 2 / / 13 8 in.(15.2x11.4cm) 16 8 / in.(10.1x6.6cm)on x6 16 / 9 3 x9 16 / 1 / x5 16 / 4 x22 2 in.(14.2x9.5cm) in.(8.9x6.5cm)on in.(9x14cm)on 1 5 / 7 16 / 7 / 11 11 8 / 16 in.(19.2x in.(10.5x 16 / / 15 x9 16 16 in.(19.5x / x12 x7 16 in. 1 / 7 2 / 1 in. 8 / 5 x 2 / in. 8 in. 76.9 cm)onsheet52 sheet 9 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil Unknown Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, about 2Hoursfrom Now Study forToday IamNoOne,What 2015.65 Art Purchase Account provided bytheDonaldP. Sowell Museum Purchase withfunds (133.1 x88.1cm) image 48 woodcut 1968 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Blackness inMind Anatomical ParadigmwithImageof 2015.64 On totheSecondCenturyEndowment 97 x73in.(246.4185.4cm) acrylic oncanvas 2005 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Isms andSchisms Self Portrait:EatingtheHeartOutof 2015.63 Gillespie Memorial Museum Purchase: JimmieOtten 84 x66in.(213.4167.6cm) acrylic oncanvas Unknown Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Hours from Now Today IamNoOne,WhatAbout2 2015.62 Greenhills, Ohio Gift ofRichard C.PattersonFamilyof 44.8 x27.6cm) Art Purchase Account provided bytheDonaldP. Sowell Museum Purchase withfunds 86 metal, paintandgilt wood (possiblycherryorpoplar),glass, circa 1820 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States Unidentified Maker d.1834), UnidentifiedMaker, Luman Watson (American,b.1790, Tall CaseClock 2015.61 3 / 4 x17 15 / 1 16 / 5 8 / x8 x30 8 x10 15 1 / / 16 7 4 / in.(122.2x in.(25.3x22.7cm) 8 in.(220.3x 3 / 8 x34 11 / 16 in. by HelenandBrianHeekin Museum Purchase withfundsprovided 130 cm) sheet 10 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil 1999 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Heavens Above Self Portrait:ILooktothe 2015.68 Gift Fund Purchase Art FundandJolsonModern Museum Purchase: ContemporaryArt Gift Fund Museum Purchase: Art JolsonModern 32.6 cm) sheet 8 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Street Marker Study fortheMalcolmXParadox: 2015.67 Art Purchase Account provided bytheDonaldP. Sowell Museum Purchase withfunds image 48 woodcut withtouchesofpinkoilpastel 1995 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Hegemony: HiddenFury 2015.69 block 34 woodblock 2000 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Self Portrait:RedemptiveJustice 2015.70 by HelenandBrianHeekin Museum Purchase withfundsprovided (131 x89.5cm) 81.8 cm)onsheet51 sheet 9 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil 2005 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, out ofIsmsandSchisms Study forSelfPortrait:EatingtheHeart 2015.66 1 15 / 13 7 16 / 1 / 16 / / 16 x9 8 16 x8 x32 x12 x51 15 3 / / 3 16 4 13 / 3 in.(25.3x22.3cm) 16 / in.(20.4x25.2cm) / 16 16 in.(122.2x 9 in.(88.4x in.(26.5x / 16 x35 1 / 4 in. sheet 9 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil 2003 d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Urban Metals 2015.74 Trustee ArtPurchase Fund 130 cm) 4 paper glazed porcelain, wood,metaland 1978 States Berkeley/California/United b.1939) Coille McLaughlinHooven(American, In GodWe Trust 2015.76 Gift ofCoilleMcLaughlinHooven sheet 9 pen andblackinkovertracesofpencil 2004 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Study forJamal 2015.71 Gift ofCoilleMcLaughlinHooven 19.1 cm) image 31 woodcut 2000 Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, Self Portrait:RedemptiveJustice 2015.73 by HelenandBrianHeekin Museum Purchase withfundsprovided on sheet34 5 glazed porcelain 1978 States Berkeley/California/United b.1939) Coille McLaughlinHooven(American, Herringbone 2015.75a-b E. Gilmore IIIinmemoryoftheArtist Gift ofKristinL.Spangenberg andJohn sheet 12x8 pen andblackinkpvertracesofpencil Unknown Cincinnati/Ohio/United States d.2010) Thom E.Shaw(American,b.1947, The Terror Begins...“TheChildren”... 2015.72 by HelenandBrianHeekin Museum Purchase withfunds provided 5 1 / / 8 2 x13 x9 1 15 3 / / 4 / 3 3 8 x13 16 / / x3in.(1423.87.6cm) 4 4 x8 x7 13 x48in.(80.7121.9cm) 1 / / 4 16 in.(30.5x20.9cm) 1 11 1 x51 / / 16 / 2 16 in.(11.7x34.9 in.(23.5x33.1cm) in.(25.3x22cm) 3 / 16 in.(88.4x

144 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 145 image 10 color woodcut Jul 1985 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Legend ofIndia 2015.133 Gift ofClintonHill/AllenTran Foundation (38.8 x26.4cm) image 14 color woodcut 1956 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Fable II 2015.131 Gift ofClintonHill/AllenTran Foundation 49.5 cm) cm) onsheet21 on sheet12 Gift ofClintonHill/Allen Tran Foundation 31.3 cm) 22.1 cm)onsheet15 27.8 cm)onsheet15 image 19 color woodcut 1952 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Title Page II 2015.130 Hall inhonorofWalter Langsam Gift ofAllenW. BernardandVirginius image 20x13 archival inkjetprint 2013 Kent Krugh(American,b.1955) TreeMt. Auburn ofHeaven 2015.128 Gift ofCoilleMcLaughlinHooven 36.8 cm) 5 glazed porcelain 1992 States Berkeley/California/United b.1939) Coille McLaughlinHooven(American, Fallen Angels 2015.77 image 12 woodcut 1957 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Column forGandhi 2015.132 Gift ofClintonHill/AllenTran Foundation (40.4 x31cm) sheet 7 pencil 1882 b.1834, d.1923) James W. McLaughlin(American, Art Museum Proposed Front ElevationforCincinnati 2015.129 Gift ofDanielBrown sheet 22x17in.(55.943.2cm) 1 / 4 x9 11 1 / / 15 1 1 7 4 16 / / / x14 4 2 8 / x15 1 16 x8 x10 x17 / 16 x9in.(27.822.8cm) 3 / x12 8 1 1 11 in.(50.8x34cm)on / / 3 15 1 2 2 / / / in.(13.3x23.5 x19 16 8 2 / in.(19.5x39cm) 16 in.(50.5x44.4 in.(31.1x 5 1 7 / in.(36.8x / / 16 4 8 x10 x12 in.(30.6x 1 / 2 in.(54.6x 3 3 / / 8 16 in. in. image 8 coloring colorwoodcutwithadditionalhand 1994 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Untitled 2015.135 Gift ofClintonHill/AllenTran Foundation (34.5 x25.2cm) Gift ofClintonHill/AllenTran Foundation on sheet12 19.6 cm)onsheet13 image 9 woodcut 1988 Clinton Hill(American,b.1922,d.2003) Untitled 2015.134 7 3 / / 8 4 x5 x7 3 / 16 13 11 x9 / / 16 16 in.(22.5x14.8cm) in.(24.7x 13 / 9 16 / 16 in.(31x25cm) x9 15 / 16 in.

146 Appendix A: Accession Listing Accession A: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 147 EXHIBITION REPORT FOR THE REPORT EXHIBITION FISCAL YEAR 2014–2015FISCAL YEAR APPENDIX B: APPENDIX

148 Appendix B: Exhibition Report for the Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Year Fiscal the for Report Exhibition B: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 149 artproject.public Wesselmann, andproduced acitywide ofworksbyToman exhibition throughout Museum,toured the also assistedinanumberofinstallations ArtMuseum.TheDivision the with incollaboration institution by another Museum andtwowere organized were organized Art Cincinnati bythe brought fourteen Ofthese, tofruition. wereSixteen exhibitions directed and Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Exhibition Reportforthe [extended through January3,2016]) (February 14–August30,2015 • MasterpiecesofJapaneseArt GALLERY 235/BALCONY [extended through January 3,2016]) (February 14–August30,2015 • MasterpiecesofJapaneseArt (October 11,2014–January4,2015) Street• Eyesonthe GALLERY 234/SCHIFFGALLERY (June 27–September20,2015) ViennaCollections, from: LIECHTENSTEIN.The Princely HOHENBUCHAU COLLECTION Baroque• Northern Splendor, The (February 28–May24,2015) Peggy Moffitt Claxton andWilliam Gernreich, BetweenRudi Collaboration • TheTotal Look:TheCreative (October 31,2014–January18,2015) Retrospective • BeyondPopArt:ATom Wesselmann EXHIBITION GALLERIES WESTERN SOUTHERNSPECIAL GALLERIES 232/233/ (November 11,2014–January 5,2015) • Tree of Lifeinstallation GALLERY 126/FOUNTAIN ROOM (open December13,2014) installation collection • ContemporaryArt,permanent GALLERY 124/MAYERSON GALLERY (April 11–September6,2015) Great• FortyDays(Elegyforthe Hall) (December 13,2014–March 15,2015) • BukangY. Kim:Journey (August 30–November16,2014) Around• Conversations AmericanGothic VANCE WADDELL GALLERY GALLERY 125/ (open May23,2015) installation collection • TheWolf permanent Collection, (February 7–April26,2015) and Prints • ModernVoices inJapaneseCeramics (October 11,2014–January4,2015) Street• Eyesonthe GALLERY 222/223/AMBULATORY

(June 1,2014through May31,2015) • BigPictures CITYWIDE PUBLICART PROJECT (July 13–September14,2014) Denver, Colorado Retrospective, DenverArtMuseum, • BeyondPopArt:ATom Wesselmann EXHIBITIONS ONTOUR (open August1,2015) 106,107and108 • Gallery (open March 21,2015) 121 • Gallery REINSTALLATIONS (August 15–November8,2015) • UnknownElements (April 18–July19,2015) • Human-Altered Landscapes (November 22,2014–March 22, 2015) Stanczak • ColorbyJulian (July 19–October26,2014) Photographs byÉdouard Baldus Pictures:• Building Architectural GALLERY 212 (April 11–August2,2015) • UpatBat:Warhol, RoseandBaseball GALLERY 101

150 Appendix B: Exhibition Report for the Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Year Fiscal the for Report Exhibition B: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 151 DURING THE FISCAL YEAR PROGRAM ATTENDANCEPROGRAM APPENDIX C: APPENDIX 2014–2015

152 Appendix C: Program Attendance during the Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Year Fiscal the during Attendance Program C: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 153 2014–2015 during theFiscalYear Program Attendance TYPE OFPROGRAM Programs (withouttours) TOTALS Tours Docent+Corporate Accessibility School +Teacher Art forLife Family +Teens Adult PROGRAMS TOTAL #OF 1,766 1,319 34,780 447 120 134 11,341 25 929 26 327 89 53 ATTENDANCE 85,242 50,462 TOTAL 26,317 2,524 9,024

154 Appendix C: Program Attendance during the Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Year Fiscal the during Attendance Program C: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 155 PROGRAM LISTING FOR THE LISTING PROGRAM FISCAL YEAR 2014–2015FISCAL YEAR SPECIAL EXHIBITION APPENDIX D: APPENDIX

156 Appendix D: Special Exhibition Program Listing for the Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Year Fiscal the for Listing Program Exhibition Special D: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 157 2014–2015 Listing fortheFiscalYear Special ExhibitionProgram

CONVERSATIONS AROUNDAMERICANGOTHIC 8.31- 11.12.2014

9.27.2014 9.26.2014 8.19- 10.26.2014 11.9.2014 8.26.2014 9.17.2014 9.20.2014 9.20.2014 9.6.2014 Date Program Title Art AfterDark Roundtable Regionalist Evenings forEducators Family FirstSaturday See the StoryBookClub See the Making Art inthe Connect Art ForLife ees Lecture Benesse Muse Accessibility Teacher Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type All 20 # 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 Attendance 800 735 200 15 45 47 82 5 8 6

10.18.2014 10.17.2014 EYES ONTHESTREET

11.16.2014

11.26.2014 11.30.2014 12.13.2014 10.15.2014 10.15.2014 10.18.2014 10.23.2014 11.19.2014 11.28.2014 11.5.2014 11.1.2014 Date Evenings forEducators Teen AdvisoryBoard Program Title S Tour ASL Making Art inthe Tours Baby FotoFocus Lecture Memories in the Museum Memories inthe Family FirstSaturday raie Encounters Creative Art andPrivacy Art AfterDark Wednesday Wee Film: From Darkroom InDepth to Daylight

Accessibility Accessibility Teacher Family Family Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type # 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 175 955 105 147 235 15 15 50 12 28 10 52 25 4

BEYOND POPART: ATOMWESSELMANNRETROSPECTIVE 11.3-

11.21.2014 11.22.2014

10.31.2014 11.15.2014 11.15.2014 11.19.2014 11.19.2014 11.1.2014 1.15.2015 12.6.2014 1.10.2015 1.17.2015 1.18.2015 5.16.2015 Date Art AfterDark Program Title ASL Tour Family FirstSaturday Art ForLife Evenings forEducators Making Art inthe Teen AdvisoryBoard ay Tours Baby Connect Family FirstSaturday InDepth Art in the Making Art inthe Creative Encounters See the StoryBookClub See the Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Teacher Family Family Family Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type All

# 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 247 955 603 40 29 50 19 42 29 16 10 3 6 1

158 Appendix D: Special Exhibition Program Listing for the Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Year Fiscal the for Listing Program Exhibition Special D: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 159

BUKANG KIM:JOURNEY

1.17-

MODERN VOICESINJAPANESE CERAMICSANDPRINTS 2.20-

12.21.2014 1.17.2015 1.18.2015 1.24.2015 1.23.2015 2.14.2015 2.13.2015 2.15.2015 2.25.2015 2.21.2015 2.21.2015 3.15.2015 2.28.2015 1.3.2015 Date Date Program Title Creative Encounters See the StoryBookClub See the Family FirstSaturday ASL Tour Connect Baby Tours InDepth Art ForLife Program Title Creative Encounters Art ForLife ASL Tour Making Art inthe Creative Encounters Art +DesignTeen Workshop Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type Type Teen All All All # # 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance Attendance 1465 10 23 20 23 20 55 11 12 10 4 9 5 4

8.12.2015 2.25- MASTERPIECES OFJAPANESE ART

4.25.2015

6.13.2015

3.18.2015 2.25.2015 3.27.2015 4.18.2015 3.28.2015 4.29.2015 6.21.2015 7.18.2015 6.22.2015 3.7.2015 5.6.2015 Date Program Title Art andJapaneseCourtLife Family FirstSaturday Art ForLife Wee Wednesday Art AfterDark ASL Tour Art +DesignTeen Workshop Connect Memories in the Museum Memories inthe Wee Wednesday InDepth Creative Encounters See the StoryBookClub See the Summer Camp Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Family Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type Teen All 10 # 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 1658 549 166 551 145 57 54 54 15 15 16 13 8 7

3.14.2015 THE TOTAL LOOK

3.28.2015 4.12.2015

2.27.2015 3.20.2015 3.21.2015 3.21.2015 3.21.2015 4.15.2015 4.26.2015 5.17.2015 5.20.2015 5.23.2015 4.4.2015 5.6.2015 Date Art AfterDark Program Title InDepth Baby Tour ASL Tour Art in the Making Art inthe See the StoryBookClub See the Connect Muse Family FirstSaturday Evenings forEducators Lecture: KevinJones Memories in the Museum Memories inthe Creative Encounters Art andFeminism Art +DesignTeen Workshop Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Teacher Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type Teen # 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 1034 695 100 25 14 15 14 52 63 78 54 12 39 4 2

160 Appendix D: Special Exhibition Program Listing for the Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Year Fiscal the for Listing Program Exhibition Special D: Appendix Cincinnati Museum Association Annual Report 2016 161 7.23.2015 4.24- UP AT BAT: WARHOL, ROSEANDBASEBALL

7.17.2015 7.6- 7.31.2015

7.25.2015 5.23.2015 5.16.2015 5.15.2015 7.16.2015 7.11.2015 7.19.2015 7.22.2015 5.2.2015 3.7.2015 5.29 & Date Art 360 Making Art inthe Baby Tours Family FirstSaturday Program Title Art ForLife Learning through Play Art AfterDark Art andBaseball CCM, Teen Program Summer Camp Creative Encounters Connect LibraryKidsProgramPublic Accessibility Family Family Family Family Family Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Type Teen All 12 # 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 2052 581 537 16 34 45 35 31 36 16 12 16 9

NORTHERN BAROQUE SPLENDOR

6.27.2015 7.11.2015 7.12.2015 8.7.2015 8.3- 8.22.2015 5.26.2015 6.25.2015 8.16.2015 8.5.2015 Date Program Title Art AfterDark NBS Lecture Connect InDepth Muse Creative Encounters Art ForLife Summer Camp Connect Accessibility Accessibility Family Adult Adult Adult Adult Adult Type All

# 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Attendance 598 195 19 38 38 56 20 16 9

162 Appendix D: Special Exhibition Program Listing for the Fiscal Year 2014–2015 Year Fiscal the for Listing Program Exhibition Special D: Appendix Copyright Statement: Reproduction, including downloading of Jim Dine works is prohibited by copyright laws and international conventions without the express written permission of Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

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