Foundation Annual Report 2007–08

Foundation 2007–08 Annual Report

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 2 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 (detail previous page) Rosalie GASCOIGNE Earth 1999 ten sawn builders’ form-boards installation dimensions variable Gift of Ben Gascoigne, AO, and family 2008

Rosalie Gascoigne is widely regarded as one of Australia’s most important artists. By the time she created Earth at the age of 82, Gascoigne had a wellspring of experience to draw upon. Based in Canberra for most of her adult life, Gascoigne contributed a highly distinctive approach through her use of found materials, which she reconfigured into bold, sophisticated assemblages. The installation Earth reflects the artist’s interest in multiplicity. The raw materials of builders’ form- boards had been in the artist’s studio for some time before she decided to cut them into rectangles of varying sizes and combine them intuitively in a range of formations. Gascoigne always preferred materials that had a history – weathered over time and exposed to the elements. Although many of her earlier works referred directly to her local environment, Earth has more universal implications. The subtleties and richness of the tones, from deep reds and ochres through to browns and black, evoke a feeling for the landscape. The works suggest varying views such as paddocks seen from the air or a feeling for the ground underfoot. Glowing, robust and weathered over time, the cumulative effect of the reconfigured form-boards is a poetic distillation of earthiness.

4 National Gallery of Australia Contents

Office bearers

Objectives

Chairman’s report

Contributors

Membership

Financial reports 2007–08

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 5 Sidney NOLAN In Nolan’s painting Orphée 1948, the central figure Orphée 1948 is taken from a photograph of Cocteau in the part enamel and silver foil on composition board of the angel Heurtebise. He is placed in front of the 77.5 x 107.5 cm mirror that was the passageway from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Nolan’s starkly Purchased with the assistance of the late James simplified backdrop recalls the horizontal division of Agapitos, OAM, and Ray Wilson, OAM, 2007 land and sky in Nolan’s Ned Kelly 1946, the figure of Cocteau occupying the same position within the composition as that of Kelly in the earlier work. The Sidney Nolan’s lifelong involvement in the theatre work is strongly surrealistic in the dreamlike effect began in 1939 when he was asked by Serge Lifar of the floating figure set against the wide blue sky to design the backdrops for the visiting Russian and in the symbolism of the mirror as a portal into Ballet’s production of Icarus. Nolan’s second foray another state of reality. Nolan’s incorporation of into stage design came in 1948 when he designed silver foil to represent the mirror is an early example the sets, program and poster for the production in Australian art of the use of collage elements in of Jean Cocteau’s Orphée by the Sydney paintings. University Dramatic Society. Orphée, a surrealist reinterpretation of the Orpheus myth, was first performed in Paris in 1926 and was one of the first surrealist theatrical pieces performed in Australia.

6 National Gallery of Australia Office bearers Objectives

Patron The National Gallery of Australia Foundation, His Excellency Major General Michael Jeffery, a company limited by guarantee under the AC, CVO, MC, Governor-General of the Corporations Law, is a non-profit organisation Commonwealth of Australia established to support the National Gallery of Australia. Board Members The objectives of the Foundation are to: Mr Charles P Curran, AC (Chairman appointed 26/4/06) • maintain, improve and develop the national Mr Philip Bacon, AM (appointed 26/10/00) collection of works of art owned by the Ms Sandra Benjamin (appointed 27/4/06) National Gallery of Australia Mr Anthony R Berg, AM (appointed 16/3/99; • promote, maintain, improve and develop Chairman 16/3/99 to 26/4/06) the National Gallery of Australia Mr Antony Breuer (appointed 13/10/00) Mrs Robyn Burke (appointed 29/08/06) • support the development and conduct by Mr Terrence A Campbell, AO (appointed 28/2/07) the National Gallery of Australia of travelling Mr David Coe (appointed 13/10/00) exhibitions of works of art The Hon. Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer • provide facilities to properly house the national (appointed 5/5/04) collection of works of art owned by the Dr Peter Farrell, AM (appointed 13/10/00) National Gallery of Australia Ms Linda Gregoriou (appointed 24/5/03) Mr Andrew Gwinnett (appointed 12/3/03) • to raise money to achieve these objectives. Mrs Catherine Harris, AO, PSM (appointed 16/8/01) Mr John Hindmarsh (appointed 20/9/04) Mr Rupert Myer, AM (appointed 4/3/04) Ms Elizabeth Nosworthy, AO (appointed 25/10/06) Mr Cameron O’Reilly (appointed 10/3/03) Mrs Jennifer Prescott (appointed 13/10/00) Dr Ron Radford, AM (appointed 17/1/05) Mr John Schaeffer, AO (appointed 13/10/00) Mrs Penelope Seidler, AM (appointed 13/10/00) Dr Gene Sherman (appointed 13/10/00) Mr Kerry Stokes, AO (appointed 29/6/95) Mr John Story (appointed 28/2/07)

Secretary Mr Peter Lundy, RFD

Executive Director Ms Annalisa Millar

Executive Officer Mr Alan Froud

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 7 Howard TAYLOR At Shannon Dam 1998 oil on plywood 183.0 x 91.0 cm Gift of Christopher and Philip Constable in memory of their mother Esther Constable 2007

At Shannon Dam 1998 is a stunning late painting by the Western Australian artist Howard Taylor. It shows his fascination with the effects of light in nature – in this instance, the reflection of light on water. The work gives a soft, shimmering impression that challenges our own ability to perceive the actual surface of the painting. As with many of his works, this painting oscillates between a representational image and an abstracted, symbolic form exploring the structure and the nuances of light.

Shannon Dam is located in Shannon National Park, which covers the entire basin of the Shannon River (from its headwaters to the Southern Ocean). The dam, built in 1949 in this picturesque location, became a popular swimming and marron fishing place. It is located thirty kilometres north-east of Taylor’s home in Northcliffe, in the heart of the tall- timber karri and jarrah forests of the south-west of Western Australia. Taylor was fascinated with the bush landscape around Northcliffe, where he produced some of his most powerful evocations of nature such as At Shannon Dam.

At Shannon Dam is one of a group of works by Taylor presented to the National Gallery of Australia by Christopher and Philip Constable in memory of Esther Constable, who was a regular visitor to the Gallery before her death in 2007. The gift commemorates both Esther Constable and her friendship with the artist.

8 National Gallery of Australia Chairman’s report

I am pleased to present the National Gallery of 2005 – a highlight of the National Australia Bank Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08, Sculpture Gallery. which records a successful year for the Foundation. Mr Rupert Myer, AM, and Mrs Annabel Myer and Generous donations have enabled a number of Mr Harold Mitchell, AO, and Mrs Bevelly Mitchell important acquisitions to be made for the national provided support for the purchase of the important collection. In this way, the Foundation is serving its surrealist painting by Giorgio de Chirico, La mort primary objective to provide support to the Director d’un esprit [Death of a spirit] 1916. and Council of the National Gallery of Australia to The collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait maintain, improve and develop the national collection Islander art has been strengthened through of art for the benefit of all Australians and for future the addition of a major painting and sculpture. generations. A generous donation by Mr John Calvert-Jones, The Foundation also assists in the provision of facilities AM, and Mrs Janet Calvert-Jones, AO, fully funded to properly house and conserve the national collection. the purchase of Denis Nona’s Ubirikubiri 2007. In promoting greater access to the collection, hundreds Mr David and Mrs Michelle Coe, Ms Roslynne of works of art have been conserved, mounted, Bracher, AM, and members of the Paspaley framed, crated, insured, transported to and exhibited family supported the purchase of Clifford Possum in state and regional galleries. Tjapaltjarri’s Warlugulong 1977. I am pleased that my wife, Eva, and I also supported this purchase. Twenty-fifth Anniversary Gift Program The acquisition of the significant Australian painting To commemorate the twenty-fifth anniversary of Violet and gold 1911, a late work by Frederick the opening of the National Gallery of Australia, the McCubbin, was made possible through the Foundation established the Twenty-fifth Anniversary generosity of the Hon. Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer, Gift Program. This program has the objective of and Mr John Wylie, AM, and Mrs Myriam Wylie. raising $25 million by the end of 2008 and includes We also particularly thank Mr Gordon Darling, AC, gifts of cash, gifts of works of art, pledges (which may CMG, and Mrs Marilyn Darling. Mr Darling was the be met over a five-year period), sponsorship, notified inaugural chair of the National Gallery of Australia and actual bequests and philanthropic support for Council and he and Mrs Darling have been programming. I am delighted to inform you that at enormously generous benefactors to the Gallery 30 June 2008 we have achieved this goal. I sincerely for many years. The Gordon Darling Australia thank all participants who have so far contributed to Pacific Print Fund, established in 1989, enabled the this program. Gallery to form an unrivalled collection of prints in I particularly acknowledge and thank a number Australia and within the region. More recently, the of supporters of the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Gift Darlings have announced the very generous gift Program, whose generous donations assisted of their collection of twenty-five Albert Namatjira the Gallery in acquiring a number of major works, watercolours, which will form the centrepiece of a which have further strengthened important areas new gallery that will open in early 2010 to display of the national collection. Hermansburg art. Mrs Roslyn Packer, AO, has provided most Another very generous act of benefaction this generous donations, which have aided the Gallery’s year by Mr Ray Wilson, OAM, and the estate acquisition of the Kushan-dynasty Seated Buddha of the late James Agapitos, OAM, enabled the and Cy Twombly’s magnificent sculpture Untitled Gallery to acquire the outstanding Agapitos/Wilson

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 9 collection of Australian surrealist art. This most Thanks are extended to Mr Bill Ferris, AC, who comprehensive collection of surrealist art covers the made a generous donation towards the Australian period 1925 to 1955 and includes paintings, prints, sculpture collection; also, to Mr Kerry Stokes, AC, collages, drawings, photographs and sculptures the Farrell Family Foundation, Village Roadshow by the foremost artists associated with this art represented by Mr Graham Burke and Mrs Robyn movement in Australia. Burke, the Prescott Family Foundation, Mrs Catherine Harris, AO, PSM, and Mr David Harris, Mr Wilson extended this extraordinary act of Mr Robert Maple-Brown, Mr Greg Paramor, Ms benefaction when he announced, at the opening of Meredith Hinchliffe and Mr John Schaeffer, AO. the exhibition Australian Surrealism: the Agapitos/ Wilson collection, a $2 million joint bequest by Their generous financial support has assisted in the the estate of the late James Agapitos, OAM, and further development of the national collection. Mr Ray Wilson, OAM, to the National Gallery of Several works of art that were received last Australia. This announcement has been the catalyst financial year were also significant to the Twenty- for the Foundation to establish a bequest program, fifth Anniversary Gift Program. The acquisition which will be launched in the new financial year. of Charles Conder’s Hot wind 1889, a major Earlier this year, Emeritus Professor Ben nineteenth-century symbolist painting, was made Gascoigne, AO, and his family (Ms Hester possible with the generous assistance of the Sarah Gascoigne, Mr Martin Gascoigne and Mr Toss and Baillieu Myer Family Foundation. Long-standing Gascoigne) donated Earth 1999, the last major Foundation Director Mr Andrew Gwinnet and his series by Rosalie Gascoigne, one of Australia’s wife, Hiroko, assisted the Gallery to acquire Pine most important contemporary artists. This is a most trees by the shore c. 1550, a pair of gilded screens generous donation and the work is a significant from Japan’s Muromachi period that are arguably addition to the national collection of Australian art. the earliest and most significant pair of Japanese screens to enter an Australian public collection. The Gallery’s textiles from Southeast Asia were The Foundation is also grateful to Dr Margaret also enriched by two separate gifts: a ceremonial Olley, AC, for her assistance with the purchase ensemble by Indonesian fashion designer Adjie of architectural brackets and lintels from the early Notonegoro, presented by His Excellency Mr Teuku Mughal Empire and the seventeenth-century Mohammad Hamzah Thayeb, Ambassador of Mughal-dynasty marble arcade, which adorn the Indonesia to Australia, on behalf of the designer; Indian gallery, and with further donations including a basket and a selection of fine traditional textiles works of art. from cultural groups throughout the Philippines as well as two santos (saint figures) were gifted by The Gallery continues to benefit from the generous His Excellency Mr Ernesto H de Leon, Ambassador support provided by BHP Billiton for Culture of the Philippines to Australia, on behalf of Her Warriors: National Indigenous Art Triennial and Excellency Mrs Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, President by the National Australia Bank for the National of the Republic of the Philippines. Australia Bank Sculpture Gallery. The Gallery also received very generous gifts of I congratulate and thank my fellow Council works of art from Mr Rick Amor, Mr Christopher members who donate to the National Gallery of and Mr Philip Constable, Mr Denis Savill, Mr Australia Council Exhibitions Fund. This year the Emmanuel Hirsh, Mr Mike Parr, Mr John Loane, fund supported the travelling exhibitions Andy Ms Sara Kelly, Ms Linda Gregoriou, Mr Dale Jones- and Oz: parallel visions and Ocean to Outback: Evans, Mr Tony Berg, AM, and Mrs Carol Berg, Australian landscape painting 1850–1950. Ocean Ms Tracey Moffatt, Mr Corbett Lyon and Ms Yueji to Outback is currently touring regional galleries Lyon, Dr Joseph Brown, AO, OBE, Dr Ron Radford, in all states and territories, with the benefit of AM, Mr Theo Tremblay, Mr Larry Rawlings, Mr John sponsorship support by Mr Ken Cowley, AO, Neeson, Dr Ross Griffith, Mr William Robinson, and R M Williams, Bush Outfitters. AO, Mr Christopher Deutscher, Mr Donald and Mrs Janet Holt and family, Mr John Spooner, Madame Anne Atyeo and Mr Philip Bacon, AM.

10 National Gallery of Australia Masterpieces for the Nation Fund experience in marketing and, in particular, in developing sponsorship and philanthropy programs The annual Masterpieces for the Nation Fund in cultural institutions at a senior level. Last year, continues to build on the success of past years. Ms Naidoo received a Churchill Fellowship to This year, through the generosity of our donors, research philanthropic programs in overseas the Gallery has been able to acquire two cultural institutions in the United Kingdom and the paintings for the national collection, Doreen Reid United States of America. Nakamarra’s Untitled 2007 and the pichhavai (shrine hanging) Autumn moon festival [Sharad Ms Annalisa Millar was appointed as Executive Purnima]. Director of the Foundation in December 2007. Ms Millar previously worked in the Sponsorship and Development Office of the Gallery. The Gallery building program These permanent appointments have contributed The building program to refurbish and extend the to the Foundation’s fundraising achievements Gallery building was announced in December this year and have helped to strategically develop 2006. The Gallery has now completed major work opportunities for the Foundation and the Gallery. on refurbishment of the existing building and has commenced construction of the Stage 1 south Further acknowledgements entrance and the Indigenous Australian galleries project, which will be opened in early 2010. On behalf of the Board, I take this opportunity to This program will improve arrival and entry facilities thank all of our donors for their generous support, with a new more visible and accessible ground- including many donors who have been particularly loyal contributors to the Foundation over many years. level entrance to the south of the building. Other key elements of Stage 1 include new cloaking Included in this report is a full list of donors and reception facilities and a new shop as well as within various categories of membership of the an adjacent ground-level, multi-function space Foundation. I look forward to your continuing for education and public programs, openings support as we work together to achieve the and special events. Foundation’s objectives and thereby provide support and assistance to the National Gallery An area will be specially created at the new ground- of Australia. level entrance for the Aboriginal Memorial 1987–88, one of the most important works of art in the national I take this opportunity to warmly thank the collection. Stage 1 will also enhance collection Chairman of the Council Mr Rupert Myer, AM, display space, particularly for Aboriginal and Torres Council Members, the Director of the Gallery Strait Islander art, and provide new art-handling and Dr Ron Radford, AM, and his team, together storage facilities, which will be progressively handed with the Board of the Foundation for their over by late 2008. support of the Foundation and of the Gallery during the past year. In addition, a significant external Skyspace installation sculpture designed by renowned American artist James Turrell will be a feature of the new Australian Sculpture Garden.

Organisational changes Charles P Curran, AC Chairman This year, I am delighted to acknowledge the National Gallery of Australia Foundation appointment of two key staff members. In February, the Gallery appointed Ms Shanthini Naidoo as Assistant Director, Development, Marketing and Commercial Operations, with overall responsibility for the Gallery’s development and sponsorship activities. Ms Naidoo has extensive

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 11 Contributors

The following donors contributed during the year. Mrs Jenny and Mr Howard Brown (M) Dr Joseph Brown, AO, OBE (W) B Bequest Mrs Betty Browning (C) C Donation of cash Mrs Ruth F Burgess (M) W Donation of works of art Mrs Robyn Burke (C) M Masterpieces for the Nation Fund appeal Dr Berenice-Eve Calf (M) T Treasure a Textile appeal Mr John Calvert-Jones, AM, and Mrs Janet Calvert Jones, AO (C) Ms Debbie Cameron (M) Mr David A Adams (M) Mr Peter Cameron (W) Mr Ross Adamson (M, C) Mr Chris Carlsen and Mr Beau Powers (C) The late James Agapitos, OAM, Mrs Deb and Mr Jim Carroll (M) and Mr Ray Wilson, OAM (W, B) Ms Amanda Cattermole (M) Mrs Antoinette L Albert (M) Ms Vicki Clingan (M) Mr Robert Albert, AO, Lt General John Coates, AC, MBE (W) and Mrs Libby Albert (M) Mr Michael Cockburn and family (W) Mrs Gillian Alderson (M) Mr David R Coe, and Mrs Michelle Coe (C) Ms Deborah L Allen (M) Mrs Diana V Colman (M) Mr Robert C Allmark (M) Mr Christopher and Mr Philip Constable in memory American Friends of the National Gallery of Australia of their mother Esther Constable (W) (AFNGA) (C) Ms Janelle Constable (W) Mr Rick Amor (W) Mrs Ann Cork (M) Mr William J Anderson (M) Mr Patrick Corrigan, AM (C) Ms Judith H Andrews (M) Dr William W Coupland (C) APEC Australia 2007, 2008 (W) Mr Gregor Cullen (W) Aranday Foundation (C) Mrs Lyn Cummings (M) Ms Susan M Armitage (M, C) Mr Charles P Curran, AC, and Mrs Eva Curran (C) Madame Anne Atyeo (W) Curran Family Foundation (C) Australian Capital Equity (C) Prof. David R Curtis (M) Australian Print Workshop Melbourne (W) Mrs Ruth R Cutcush (M) Mr Philip J Bacon, AM (C) Mrs Dorothy Danta (W) Ms Sandy and Mr Phillip Benjamin (C, W) Ms Rowena Danziger, AM (M) Mr Tony Berg, AM, and Mrs Carol Berg (W) The Hon. Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer (C) Mrs Sheila Bignell (M) Mr L Gordon Darling, AC, CMG (C, W) Mr Noel G Birchall (M) Mrs Winifred Davson, MBE (M) Mr Neville Black (W) Mr David de Campo (W) Mr Toby Blyth (W) Ms eX de Medici (W) Ms Adriane Boag (C) Mr Christopher Deutscher (W) Ms Susan Boden Parsons (M) Mr Clint Deverson (W) Mr Graham J Bradley (C) Mr Barrie G Dexter, CBE (C) Ms Sarah Brasch (M) Ms Lauraine Diggins (C) Mr Geoffrey and Mrs Margaret Brennan (M) Mrs Jennifer and Mr Alexander Doyle-Bogicevic (M) Mr Robert J Brennan (M) Ms Rosemary E Dunn (C)

12 National Gallery of Australia Mr Tony Eastaway (C) Ms Meredith Hinchliffe (C) Mr Peter Eddington (C) Mr Emmanuel Hirsh in memory of Mrs Etta Hirsh (W) Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (W) Mr Michael J Hobbs (C) Mr Doug England (M) Mr Neil Hobbs and Ms Karina Harris (M) Estate of the late Peter Russell (B) Rev. Theodora E Hobbs (C) Estate of Thea Exley (B) Mr Don and Mrs Janet Holt and family (W) Mrs Pauline Everson (M) Mr Keith H Hooper (M) Ms Sandra Ferman (C) Mr Jonathan Hope (W) Ms Jane F Flecknoe (C) Rev. Bill Huff-Johnston (M) Mr Patrick Fleming (C) Mrs Elspeth Humphries (M) Dr Robert and Mrs Alice Fleming (M) Ms Pauline Hunter (W) Mrs Rosemary Foot, AO (C) Ms Claudia Hyles (M) Mrs Margaret Frey (C) Dr Anthea Hyslop (M) Dr John Fricker (C) Father W G A Jack (M) Mr Alan Froud (C) Mr Robert Jacks (W) Mr Bill Galloway in memory of Lila Galloway (M) Mr Peter Jackson and Yvon Gatineau (W) Emeritus Prof. Ben Gascoigne, AO, His Excellency Michael Jeffery, AC, CVO, MC (M) and the Gascoigne family (W) Mr Dale Jones-Evans (W) Mr Henry D Gillespie (C) Ms Judy Johnson (M) Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty Ltd (C) Mrs Laima Jomantas (W) Mrs June P Gordon (M) Mr John W Kaldor, AM (C) Mr John Grant, AM, and Mrs Inge Grant (C) Ms Sara Kelly (W) Dr Anna Gray (W) Mrs Pamela Kenny (M) Mr Paul Greenaway, OAM (W) Dr Peter Kenny (M) Ms Linda A Gregoriou (W, C) Mrs Margie Kevin (C) Miss Pauline M Griffin, AM (M) Sir Richard Kingsland, AO, CBE, DFC, Prof. Ross Griffith (C) and Lady Kingsland (M) Ms Joyce M Grimsley (M) Joyce E Koch (M) Mr Wenda Gu (W) Koonya Pty Ltd (M) Mr Andrew Gwinnett and Mrs Hiroko Gwinnett (C) Ms Joanna E Krabman (C) Ms Aileen W Hall (M) Mr Derek Kreckler (C) Mr William S Hamilton (M) Mrs Robyn Lance (M) Mr James Hanratty in memory of Ms Sandra K Lauffenburger (M) Dr Phillip Hanratty (M) Mrs Judith G Laver (M) Ms Natasha L Hardy (M) Prof. Stephen R Leeder, AO, MD (C) Ms Catherine M Harris, AO, PSM (C) Mr Paul and Mrs Beryl Legge Wilkinson (M) Mr Brent Harris (W) Mrs Ann Lewis, AM (C) Mr John Harrison and Ms Danielle Kluth (M) Dr Frederick and Mrs Penelope E Lilley (M) Mrs Elizabeth Healey (M) Mr John Loane (W) Mrs Shirley Hemmings (M) Mr Andrew Lu, AM (B) Mr Warwick Hemsley (C) Mr Corbett Lyon and Ms Yueji Lyon (W) Ms Narelle Fay Hillsdon (M) Ms Mary Lou Lyon (C) Mr John Hindmarsh and Mrs Rosanna Hindmarsh (C) President of the Philippines

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 13 Her Excellency Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (W) The Playoust Family Foundation (C) Mrs Judith MacIntyre (M) Mr Dug and Mrs Lisa Pomeroy (C) Mr John A Mackay, AM (C) The Poynton Bequest (W) Ms M F Mackenzie (C) Lady Mara Praznovszky (M) Macquarie Group Foundation (C) Prescott Family Foundation (C) Ms Marion Manifold (W) Mr Jason Prowd (C) Mrs Svetlana Manns (M) Dr Ron Radford, AM (W) Mrs Jennifer Manton (M) Mr Ronald Ramsey (C) Mr Robert Maple-Brown (C) Mr Larry Rawling (W) Mrs Margaret J Mashford (M) Mr Bill Reed (C) Ms Penny Mason (W) Mrs Ruth and Mr Ralph Renard (M) Ms Robyn McAdam (M) Ms Barbara Robertson (W) Mrs Patricia F McCormick (M) Ms Esther Robinson (C) Mrs Patricia McCullough (C) Mr William Robinson, AO (W) Ms Anne McDonald (C) Mr Anthony, Ms Carol, Ms Daisy Ms Bridget McDonnell (W) and Ms Poppy Rohead (M) Mr Simon R McGill (M) Mr Robert Rooney (W) Ms Pam McGilvary (C) Roslyn Russell Museum Services (M) Mrs Audrey McKibbin (M) The Rotary Collection of Australian Art Fund (C) Mr Alistair McLean (M) Mrs Susan Rothwell (C) Mr John McPhee (W) Mrs Jennifer J Rowland (M) Mr Yoichi Minowa (M) The San Diego Foundation (Dr Peter Farrell, AM) (C) The Harold Mitchell Foundation (C) Mr Denis Savill (W) Mrs Irene Montgomery (M) Mr Kenneth Saxby (M) Ms Patricia Mulcare (C) Mr John H Schaeffer, AO (C) Ms Joahanne Mulholland and Mr David Rivers (M) Mrs Gisella Scheinberg, OAM (M) Mr Martin Munz (W) Mrs Penelope Seidler, AM (C) Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, AC, DBE (M) Mrs Heather G Shakespeare, OAM (M) Mrs Peggy Muttukumaru (W) Ms Wendy Sharpe (C) Mr Rupert Myer, AM, and Mrs Annabel Myer (C) Dr Michael Slee (M) The Myer Foundation (C) Ms Elizabeth J Smith (M) Mr Donald W Nairn (M) Mrs Jan Smith (C) Mr Peter Naumann (C) Mr Zeke Solomon (C, M) Mr John Neeson (W) Ms Phyllis Somerville (M) Mrs Patricia Nossal (M) Spiral Foods (M) Sir Adjie Notonegoro (W) Mr John Spooner (W) Prof. Brian O’Keeffe, AO, Mr Raphael Star (W) and Mrs Bridget O’Keeffe, AM (T) Mrs Elizabeth Tanner (M) Dr Margaret Olley, AC (W) Prof. Ken Taylor, AM (M) King O’Malley’s (M) Ms Lesbia Thorpe (W) Mr Cameron O’Reilly (C) Mr Noel C Tovey (M) Mrs Shirley J O’Reilly (M) Mr Tom Trauer (W) Mrs Roslyn R Packer, AO (W) Mr Theo Tremblay (W) PaperGraphica (W) Mr H N Truscott, AM (M) Mr Nasser Palangi (W) Dr Caroline Turner and Dr Glen Barclay (M) Mr Greg Paramor (C) Mr Kenneth E Tyler and Marabeth Cohen-Tyler (W) Mr Mike Parr (W) Sir William Tyree, OBE, FIE (C) Ms Margaret Pask (W) Mr Robert van der Stukken (W) Paspaley Pearling Company Pty Ltd Mr Chris Van Reesch Sr (M) (Ms Roslynne Bracher, AM) (C) Mrs Morna E Vellacott (M) Mr Kim Paterson (M) Ms Vicki Vidor, OAM (C) Mr Jonathan Persse (M) Village Roadshow Limited (C)

14 National Gallery of Australia Ms Maryanne Voyazis (C) Mr Ronald Walker (C) Mrs Elizabeth G Ward (M) Ms Joy D Warren, OAM (C) Mr Peter G Webster (C, M) Ms Joyce P West (M) Ms Jenine and Robert Westerburg (M) Mr Brian and Mrs Rosie White (C) Dr Stephen Wild (C) Mrs Yvonne Wildash (M) Dr I S Wilkey (M) Mrs Muriel Wilkinson (M) Lady Joyce C Wilson (C, M) Ms Liz Wilson (C) Mrs Robine Wilson in memory of her husband Donald Edward Wilson (M) Ms Margaret Winn (C) Mr R W Winn (C) Mrs Donna Woodhill (M) Ms Diana Woollard (C) Mr John Wylie, AM, and Mrs Myriam Wylie (C) Mrs Evelyn Young (M)

Together with a number of anonymous contributors.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 15 16 National Gallery of Australia Clifford Possum TJAPALTJARRI Anmatyerre/Arrernte peoples Warlugulong 1977 synthetic polymer paint and natural earth pigments on canvas 202.0 x 337.5 cm Purchased with the generous assistance of Roslynne Bracher and the Paspaley Family, David Coe and Michelle Coe, Charles Curran and Eva Curran 2007

A founding member of Papunya Tula Artists, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri was one of the most important artists of the movement and among its earliest and most innovative practitioners. Warlugulong 1977 is the artist’s most significant work and arguably one of the most important Indigenous works in the Gallery’s collection.

From 1977 to 1979, Tjapaltjarri made the first attempt by a Western Desert artist to move from smaller boards to a monumental plane, creating five majestic canvases of which Warlugulong 1977 is the most significant. This achievement was highly conceptual and led other members of Papunya Tula Artists on to grander scales in their work.

Tjapaltjarri’s first templates for the five large paintings were made on small boards in 1972. Entitled Bushfire I and Bushfire II, these are both held in the Gallery’s collection.

Warlugulong is an epic painting, encyclopaedic in both content and ambition and can be read from a number of perspectives, depending on the aspect of the particular Tjukurrpa (Dreaming) being considered. The canvas contains the essence of five major Tjukurrpa. The main one, Warlugulong, or Bushfire Dreaming, depicts how the ancestral fire began.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 17 Tamil Nadu, India

Shiva as Lord of the Dance [Nataraja] 11th–12th century bronze 128.5 x 106.0 x 40.0 cm

Purchased with the assistance of the National Gallery of Australia Foundation 2008

The figure of Shiva as Lord of the Dance, or Nataraja, is probably the best known sculptural image in Indian art. Encircled by flames representing the boundaries of the cosmos, the powerful Hindu god Shiva performs his dance of destruction and creation. This form of Shiva was developed in South India early in the Chola dynasty (ninth–thirteenth centuries). During the dynasty, bronze casting for temples and shrines was refined and expanded under the patronage of the Chola rulers. The finest bronzes of the period are recognised as the pinnacle of Indian metal casting in terms of technical skill and the sensual beauty and commanding presence of the sculptures.

Shiva’s dance takes place at the centre of the universe in the presence of the gods. His four hands enunciate aspects of this manifestation of the deity. Shiva is shown holding the flame of destruction in his upper left hand while his upper right beats the sound of creation on a small drum. His lower right hand is raised in the gesture of protection, the lower left pointing down in solace. Shiva’s right foot quashes darkness and ignorance in the form of a dwarf while his left is raised, symbolising the potential for liberation from the cycle of creation.

18 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 19 20 National Gallery of Australia Gaddang people Luzon, Philippines Woman’s skirt [aken] early 20th century cotton, glass beads; embroidery, supplementary weaving 87.2 x 71.0 cm Gift of the President of the Philippines HE Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo 2007

In early 2008, the Gallery’s internationally renowned collection of textiles from Southeast Asia was enriched by a gift of fine traditional textiles from the Philippines. Comprising two abaca fibre skirt-cloths from Mindanao along with a man’s loincloth and a woman’s skirt from Luzon, the gift demonstrates the diversity and skill of textile weaving in the Philippines.

Women from the Subanen and Tagakalao cultures of the island of Mindanao traditionally weave abaca, a thread made from the wild banana plant, using simple back-tension looms. Abaca fibre is typically used to create tubular skirts for women and short trousers for men, clothing that continues to be integral to life-cycle ceremonies in many societies of the southern Philippines. Textiles are also designated as feminine objects in the exchanges that accompany marriages. These skirts feature geometric warp ikat designs in red, black and white – colours that symbolise status and relationships in many parts of Southeast Asia.

Vibrant cotton skirts are important ceremonial garments for women of traditional Gaddang communities from the mountainous regions of northern Luzon. Featuring bold bands of colour, this skirt is decorated with supplementary weaving, embroidery and beading. Beads and shells symbolise prestige and spiritual protection and are among the most ancient means of ornamenting the human body in Southeast Asia.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 21 Timothy HORN Stheno 2006 silicone rubber, copper tubing, fibre optics 152.0 x 101.0 x 101.0 cm Purchased with the assistance of the American Friends of the National Gallery of Australia 2008

Timothy Horn is one of the most innovative, exciting and thought provoking of the young to mid-career generation of Australian artists working primarily in the field of sculpture. Since 2004 he has been living in the United States of America, where his work has been achieving critical attention and recognition. His work has been selected for significant group exhibitions in Australia and internationally, including the National Gallery of Australia’s exhibition Andy and Oz: parallel visions at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh.

The striking sculptural form of Stheno is based on illustrations of jellyfish by the nineteenth- century German zoologist Ernst Haeckel. Along with two other chandeliers in the series, the title is taken from the three Gorgon sisters of Greek mythology. The work is at once seductive and unsettling, its visual beauty in opposition to its gargantuan proportions. The internal blue light further suggests ideas of attraction and danger, like the bioluminescence of a jellyfish attracting its prey. When installed the dreamlike, floating, illuminated form of Stheno illustrates the exceptional quality of Horn’s work and his highly inventive use of materials. His work stands out in contemporary art practice as being of the highest calibre – both on a conceptual level and in the care and attention involved in its making.

22 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 23 Frederick MCCUBBIN Violet and gold 1911 oil on canvas 87.0 x 144.5 cm Purchased with the generous assistance of the Hon. Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer, John Wylie, AM, and Myriam Wylie 2008

The Gallery’s recent acquisition Violet and gold is a brilliant light-filled work. We can see here how the artist focused on light and colour, rather than subject. He created an image of cattle drinking at a pool surrounded by tall trees; but, more than that, he depicted a beam of light reaching through the trees onto the cattle. The way he captured the light radiating through the trees and across the ground is miraculous.

Violet and gold is an example of how, during the early years of the twentieth century, McCubbin changed his approach and began to paint pure images, focussing on nature, on light, the time of day and the season. He painted flickering light, hazed light, dazzling light – light in all its manifestations.

Violet and gold was painted about one kilometre from McCubbin’s country retreat Fontainebleau at Mount Macedon, on the nearby property of Ard Chielle. McCubbin found this area inspirational and painted many images there that capture his interest in atmospheric effects. They derive from his deep knowledge and love of the place and his lived experience. Violet and gold is one of the most painterly and evocative of these works – full of pastoral charm and end-of-day ease.

The generous support of Ashley Dawson-Damer, and John and Myriam Wylie made possible this major purchase of Australian art for the Gallery’s twenty-fifth anniversary year. They have helped us represent more strongly one of Australia’s most important artists at the turn of the century.

24 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 25 Gareth SANSOM The great democracy 1968 oil, enamel, synthetic polymer paint, collage and pencil on composition board 180.0 x 180.0 cm Gift of Emmanuel Hirsh in memory of Etta Hirsh 2007

Gareth Sansom’s work engages with issues of personal identity, sexuality and mortality. A resolutely figurative artist for over five decades, the human body has remained the central motif for his musings on the human condition.

Born in Melbourne in 1939, Sansom studied at RMIT from 1959 to 1964. The raw imagery and suggestive titles of his early paintings brought Sansom to notice as one of Melbourne’s most provocative younger artists. The great democracy 1968 is a key work of this time. It encapsulates many of the artist’s concerns and aesthetic strategies. Sansom’s juxtaposition of imagery and the incorporation of photographs in a collage-like manner reflect his interest in British pop artists such as R B Kitaj and David Hockney while the distortion of the figures recalls the work of Francis Bacon, an important early influence.

Painted in 1968, The great democracy embodies the anxieties of this age of social and political upheaval. The authority of the portrait of George Washington is undermined by its repetition and blurring. A series of arrows connects a photograph of a bomb towards a headstone. Adding to the sense of menace, Sansom’s extreme distortions of the human figure suggest the vulnerability of the physical body and the fragility of human existence.

26 National Gallery of Australia Gareth SANSOM The great democracy 1968 oil, enamel, synthetic polymer paint, collage and pencil on composition board 180.0 x 180.0 cm Gift of Emmanuel Hirsh in memory of Etta Hirsh 2007

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 27 Dennis NONA Kala Lagaw Ya people Urban Art Projects (founder) Ubirikubiri 2007 bronze and pearlshell 110.0 x 360.0 x 120.0 cm Gift of Janet and John Calvert-Jones 2007

Dennis Nona is a Kala Lagaw Ya artist from Badu Island in the Torres Strait and is one of the region’s most innovative contemporary artists. Initially trained as a printmaker, Nona’s prints are renowned for their complex depictions of ancestral stories. In 2006, he expanded his oeuvre to include bronze sculptures, which have drawn great acclaim. Ubirikubiri 2007 is the first Torres Strait Islander work of art to win the overall Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award in August 2007.

Ubirikubiri relates to an ancestral story originally from Papua New Guinea, the closest Melanesian neighbours of Torres Strait Islanders. The story involves the Mai Kusi River on the west coast of Papua New Guinea and Ubirikubiri, the crocodile. The warrior figure lying prone on Ubirikubiri’s reptilian back was killed in retribution for maltreating the crocodile.

28 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 29 LARSEN & LEWERS (designer) silver objects from the early 1980s in the National Helge LARSE (silversmith) Gallery of Australia’s collection, many of which Darani LEWERS (silversmith) draw from the study of the details and materials of Australian vernacular design and architecture. The Silver bowl 2008 sweeping form of this bowl, the largest work made sterling silver by these artists, is a technical tour de force that has 12.2 x 28.0 x 39.0 cm been achieved by raising (hammering, planishing Purchased with funds from the Meredith Hinchliffe and polishing) the shape from a single sheet of Fund 2008 sterling silver.

This new work from two of Australia’s most The fluid and austere form of this large bowl shows senior silversmiths celebrates their fiftieth year of the continuing influence in Australia of the sculptural practice. It joins other silver hollowware works organic design that characterised Scandinavian in the collection from established Australian silversmiths, adding strength to the Gallery’s jewellery and metalwork from the 1950s. Helge John PERCEVAL Floating mask 1 1943 relates closely to the Gallery’s holdings of Australian metalwork, both historical Larsen, Danish-born and trained in this tradition, Boy with cat 2 1943, sharing several elements of and contemporary. Its acquisition has been funded Floating mask 1 1943 was instrumental in the establishment of these Perceval’s personal iconography – most notably, from the Meredith Hinchliffe Fund (which focuses oil, tempera, resin, enamel on composition board principles in Australia and, with Darani Lewers, has the small boy (an image of the young Perceval) on contemporary Australian craft) and is a major 58.8 x 51.2 cm developed jewellery and metalwork that expresses and the cat. Yet, while Boy with cat 2 is powerfully Australian contemporary decorative arts and design Gift of Denis Savill 2008 a highly individual interpretation of the built and expressionistic, Floating mask 1 is essentially acquisition in the Gallery’s silver anniversary year. natural Australian environment. The genesis of the surrealist and primarily concerned with the theme design of this bowl can be seen in these artists’ of the unconscious and with nightmares and John Perceval was a leading member of the dreams. A floating, disembodied mask with eyes Heidelberg School – a group of artists, including closed, apparently asleep, hovers in an empty Arthur Boyd, Albert Tucker and Sidney Nolan, room; a small child looks on, gripping the door who were at the vanguard of modernist painting with terror; his feline companion rigid with fear. The in Melbourne in the 1940s. The years 1943 and door becomes the symbolic threshold over which 1944 were a major peak in Perceval’s painting the child dares not cross: the boundary between career, a prolific time during which the artist created conscious thought and the irrational realm of disturbing and intense images, often referring back dreams and the unconscious mind. to his own difficult childhood.

30 National Gallery of Australia LARSEN & LEWERS (designer) silver objects from the early 1980s in the National Helge LARSE (silversmith) Gallery of Australia’s collection, many of which Darani LEWERS (silversmith) draw from the study of the details and materials of Australian vernacular design and architecture. The Silver bowl 2008 sweeping form of this bowl, the largest work made sterling silver by these artists, is a technical tour de force that has 12.2 x 28.0 x 39.0 cm been achieved by raising (hammering, planishing Purchased with funds from the Meredith Hinchliffe and polishing) the shape from a single sheet of Fund 2008 sterling silver.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 31 Mike PARR Born in Sydney in 1945, Mike Parr is widely John LOANE (printer) regarded as one of Australia’s most important VIRIDIAN PRESS (print workshop) and challenging artists. His oeuvre encompasses performance, film and video, sculpture and Dirty manna 2000 installation, printmaking and drawing. Parr’s first woodcuts, printed in red ochre ink, each from one prints were created in 1987 when the National ply-wood block on 14 sheets of Velin Arches Gallery of Australia commissioned him to produce 400 gsm paper a print for the Bicentenary Authority. Parr’s 120.0 x 90.0 cm (each) rapport with the processes of printmaking was Gift of Linda Gregoriou and Dale Jones-Evans 2008 instantaneous and the dynamic collaboration with printer John Loane has endured to this day – firstly at the Victorian Print Workshop and then at Loane’s Viridian Press in Melbourne (and now Canberra).

32 National Gallery of Australia Together they have created over a thousand prints, including this large-scale print Dirty manna 2000. Carved into fourteen woodblocks and printed in a visceral coloured ink, the work references the social significance of food. Manna was the food the Israelites ate as they wandered the desert, and the title continues Parr’s linguistic playfulness as ‘dirty manna’ sounds like ‘dirty manner’. In recent years Parr has expanded the scale and used more radical means of making prints, such as dragging them along concrete or using an electric angle grinder to achieve a heavier and more textured line.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 33 James GLEESON Spain 1951 oil on canvas 67.0 x 47.0 cm Purchased with the assistance of the late James Agapitos, OAM, and Ray Wilson, OAM, 2007

James Gleeson, born in 1915, is Australia’s best known Surrealist, its longest practitioner and leading advocate. Indeed, he says, ‘I was born a Surrealist’. In the late 1930s, influenced by artists such as Salvador Dalí and Giorgio de Chirico, Gleeson began painting his first surrealist works. However, due to the Second World War, he was not able to travel to Europe until 1948 and see firsthand the great works of Western art.

In the summer of 1948, Gleeson travelled to Italy for the first time. He saw Michelangelo’s ceiling at the Sistine Chapel and was overwhelmed by its presentation of the man as a perfect creation in the image of God. In a small group of subsequent works, including Spain 1951, the classically conceived male nude becomes the focus of the work. In this beautiful and mysterious painting, a male figure looks down towards a levitating female figure composed of precious metals and stones. In the middle distance, a group of eerily hooded penitents, robed in the manner of priests during the Spanish Inquisition, beckon. The distant mountains reveal a sleeping male figure – at once, part of the sky and the land. Gleeson’s superb draughtsmanship and mastery of paint is evident in his handling of the two main figures, soft living flesh contrasted with hard, lifeless stone.

34 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 35 36 National Gallery of Australia Albert NAMATJIRA Arrernte people Ghost gum c. 1945–53 watercolour over pencil on paper 42.0 x 32.2 cm Gift of Gordon and Marilyn Darling, celebrating the National Gallery of Australia’s 25th anniversary 2008

One of Australia’s best known artists, Albert Namatjira’s landscape paintings are iconic images synonymous with the Australian outback. His vivid watercolours express his deep familiarity with the desert country around Hermannsburg (Ntaria), particularly the Arrernte lands around the Western MacDonnell Ranges, for which he was a traditional custodian. Through his intense scrutiny of specific places and his sensitive response to their individual qualities, Namatjira enables the viewer to see the Centre as a multi-faceted region of Australia.

He portrays a land in which light and distance are the key factors that shape perception, fragment forms and transform colour. He also developed a rich repertoire of compositional devices to express his experience of being in this world, often framing his views with the strong vertical forms of gum trees. These also represent the presence and absence of water, which is the source of much of the diversity of visual forms and motifs that engaged Namatjira throughout his painting career. Many of the giant ghost gums that appear in his compositions tap into the ground water that lies beneath the dry riverbed of the Finke River, which connects a string of waterholes between Ormiston Gorge and the edge of the Simpson Desert to the south-east.

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 37 Leonie LANE (designer) For fifteen years, the design and screenprinting PAUL COCKRAM (designer) studio Redback Graphix (1979–1994) used the REDBACK GRAPHIX (design studio and print power of the printed image to educate and inspire. workshop) From their first studio in suburban Wollongong to YOUTH ACCOMODATION ASSOCIATION custom-built premises in Sydney, Redback Graphix designed and printed posters that combined witty (client) graphics with eye-watering colours. These works Get housed 1989 gave voice to a raft of pressing social issues – screenprint, printed in colour, from five stencils on from AIDS awareness, alcohol abuse and human white card rights to the promotion of local film screenings box (closed) 50.2 x 30.0 x 4.2 cm and benefit gigs. board 57.8 x 49.0 cm Gift of Leonie Lane 2008 The posters produced during this dynamic period were originally exhibited in public spaces where the community could easily access them. They could be found plastered onto street hoardings, taped around telegraph poles, pinned up in waiting rooms and blue-tacked onto living room walls. The workshop also produced other printed ephemera to continue their social message, including stickers, cassette covers, wrapping paper and the board game Get housed 1989. The latter was produced for the Youth Accommodation Association of NSW, and highlights the dry humour, vivid colours and technical skill that embody the energy and vision of Redback Graphix.

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 41 Ms Aida Tomescu Mr John Brackenreg, OBE Ms Nancy Grant Transfield Holdings Pty Ltd Ms Jean Brodie Ms Ginny Green Mr Tom Trauer Mr Sam and Mrs Tania Brougham Mr Paul Greenaway, OAM Mr Theo Tremblay Mr James Buckley Mr Paul and Mrs Wendy Greenhalgh Mr Peter Tully Estate of Norma Bull Miss Edith M Grove Mr John F Turner Mr Peter Cameron Mr John Harris Mr Robert H Turner Mr W E Cameron Mr Rolf Harris, AM, OBE, MBE, Ms Rosalind Turner Zuses Canberra Quilters Inc in memory of Cromwell G Harris Estate of Robert Benedictus Mr Chris Carlsen The Haslem family Van Raalte Mrs Dimitra Cassidy Ms Joyce Hedges Mrs Margaret Vernon Mr Dale Chatwin Ms Maree Heffernan Ms Vicki Vidor, OAM Mr William Whie Dong Chung Mrs Perle Hessing Mr Brett Walker, SC Mr Julius and Mrs Pam Colman Sir Randal Heymanson, CBE Mr Don Walters Ms Lyn Conybeare and Mr Jonathan Hope Mr Ross Watson Mr Christopher Conybeare, AO Estate of Mervyn Horton Mrs M V F Weeden Mr Phillip and Mrs Caroline Cornish Mrs Nina Horton Mr W J Weeden The late Sir Robert Cotton, Mr Barry Humphries, AO Ms Jill White KCMG, AO Ms Amie Kingston Estate of William F Wells Dr and Mrs W Coupland Mr John and Mrs Doreen Kirby Mrs Muriel A Wilkinson Estate of Sybil Craig Mr Lou Klepac Lady (Joyce) Wilson Rear Admiral Ian McLean Crawford, Mr David Knaus Mr Keith Wingrove AM, and Mrs Cathie Crawford Mr Fred Kurtz Ms Nora Wise Mrs Lyn Cummings Dr Michael S Lefebvre Ms Diana Woollard Mr David de Campo Mr Bernard Leser Mr Paul Worstead Mr Antony de Jong Ms Jean Lester Mr Kenzan Yamada Mrs Giselle de Jong The Lewers family Mr Thomas de Kessler Mr James Litchfield Mr Norman C Deck Friends Mr Peter Lundy, RFD, Mr Dennis del Favero and Dr Maureen Bremner Donors of $5000 to $9999 Mr Hamish Dell-Robb Ms Rosemary Lynch Mr Michael Abbott, The Dicker family Mr Chips Mackinolty and Dick Richards Mr Alan R Dodge The Macquarie Group Foundation Miss Ruth Ainsworth Mr David Dolan Mr Michael Magnus Dr F Aisen Mr John Donnelly Ms Helena Marek Mr Kurt Albrecht Ms Pippin Drysdale Ms Penny Mason Mr Richard Allert, AO The late Mr Max Dupain Ms T McPhee Mr Trevor Andersen Mrs Beatrice S Eckersley Mr Terence Measham Mr Garry Anderson The late Rae Else-Mitchell, CMG Ms Gwen Meredith Mrs G Anderson Embassy of the United States The Merrow family Prof. H W Arndt of America Justice John Middleton, QC President of the Philippines Dr Dorothy Erickson Mr Harry Tatlock Miller Her Excellency Gloria Mr Murray Fagg Dr Donald Gordon Mitchell Macapagal-Arroyo Estate of Mrs Michael Fizelle Monaro Fund Group Mr Jack Banning Freedman Foundation Mr Georges Mora Ms Josephine Bayliss Mr Donald Friend Mr Graham Mount, AM Mr Graeme Mrs N B Gantor and Mrs Linda Beveridge Mr Grant Mudford Mr Romeo Gigli Mrs Sheila Bignell Nance Atkinson Trust Mr Hector Gilliland Ms Jessie Birch Ms Ann Newmarch Ms Christine Godden Mr Peter Blayney Mr Charles Nodrum Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty Ltd Mrs Caroline Bowden Sir Adjie Notonegoro Ms Michelle Gordon, SC Estate of Stella Bowen Mr William Nuttall Lady Gorton Mr B Bracegirdle Dr Margaret McArthur Oliver Ms Elizabeth Gower

42 National Gallery of Australia Parkroyal Canberra Piet Yap The late Mrs Joan T Armstrong Mr Paul Partos Mr Kim Kwon Young Mr Ray Arnold Mrs Jeanette Plowright Ms Sue Youngman Ms Phyllis Arnott Mrs Pollie Pyke Dr Stephen Zador Mr M J R Arnott Mrs Linda C Quinnell Mr R Arnott Mr Jeff Ralph Members Ms Suzanne Ashmore-Smith Mr Ronald Ramsey Mrs Irene M Ashton Donors to $4999 Mr Warwick Reeder Ms Olive Ashworth Lt D Abbott Mr Charles and Mrs Jennie Reid Asia Bookroom Ms Karma Abraham Mr HG and Mrs D Roberts Asian Arts Society of Australia Inc Ms Diane L Ackerman Mrs Susan Rothwell Ms Lucy Atkinson Mr Phillip Adams, AO Mr Michael and Mrs Veronica Roux Ms Michelle Atkinson Mr David Andrew Adams Mrs Veronica Rowan Mrs Caroline Atwill Mr Tate Adams Mr Kenneth Rowell Mrs Arija Austin Mr Clinton Adams Ms Emmie Russell Australian National University Estate of George Adams Mr Jeff Russell School of Art – Textiles Ms Fiona Adie Mr Michael Sandle Workshop Mr Lawrence Adler Mr Paul Selzer Australian Print Workshop Ms Matheson Ailsa Mr James David Sharman Ms Rita Avdiev Ms Helen Aitken-Kuhnen Mr Wolfgang Sievers Mr Rick Badger Mr Claudio Alcorso, AM Prof. Edgar Snell Mr Alain Badoux Mrs Gillian Alderson Ms Shaike Snir Mr Anthony Bailey, AC Ms Sandra Alexander Mr Zeke Solomon Mrs Elizabeth Baillieu Mr Ross Allan Spiral Foods Mr John Baillieu Ms Joyce Allen The Stening family Ms Mary Baillieu Lady Allen Mr John L Stewart Mrs Marianne Baillieu Mr A Allen Stills Gallery Mr Jim K Bain, AM Mr J Allen Ms Josephine Strutt Mrs Fay Baker Mr R P L Allen Mr Geoffrey Summerhays Mr James Baker Mrs Maisie N Allen Estate of Alan Sumner Mr Wilfred G Baker Mrs Beverly Allen Mr Ian Syme Ms Lesley Baker Ms Deborah L Allen The Tait family Sir James Balderstone Mr Robert C Allmark Ms Lynette Talbot Mr Lee Baldwin Mr Ronald Allpress Lady Travers Mr John Ballard Dr Joan W Allsop, AM Ms Barbara Tribe Mr Jack Balloul Mr M Alter Dr Shirley Troy Mrs B Bamberger Dr Jan M Anderson Sir William Tyree, OBE, FIE Ms Margaret Barber Mrs Florence Anderson Mrs Van der Sprenkel Mr Peter Barclay, OAM Sir John Anderson, CMG Mrs Morna E Vellacott Mr David Bardas Mr William J Anderson Mrs Diana Walder, OAM Mrs Barbara Gough Barnes Ms Naomi Anderson Mrs Mo Wedd-Buchholz Ms Doris C Barnes Mr Andrew Andersons, AO Mr Peter Weetman Ms Belinda Barrett Mr James Andrew Ms Kim Westcott Mr A I Barrett Ms Eleanor Andrews Mr Lou Westende, OAM, and Mr Lewis Barrett, OBE Mrs Mandy Thomas-Westende Ms Sybil Andrews Mr Thomas F Barrow The Hon. E Gough Whitlam, Ms Judith H Andrews Mr Robert H Barry AC, QC, and Mrs Margaret Mr Greg Andrews Barry Simon Consultancy Pty Ltd Whitlam, AO Mr John Andrews, AO Mr and Mrs C Bartholomew Ms Jean Gertrude Williams Dr and Mrs H R Angell Prof. G W Bassett, AM and Mr John F Williams Lady Ansett Sir H Basten Mrs Peronelle Windeyer APEC Australia 2007, 2008 Mr A Baudoux de Brieve Mr Ah Xian Mrs Nan Archdall Dr Erik Baulis

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 43 Mrs U Baumgartl Mr Tim Bonyhady Ms Rose Burbidge Mr George C Baxley Ms Anne E Bonyhady Ms Barbara Sally Burdon Mrs Nanette Beadle Mr Kym Bonython, AO, DFC, AFC Mr Christopher Burgess The late Sir Howard Beale, KBE, Ms Gillian L Borger Mr Jeff Burgess QC, and Lady Beale Mr Derek Boshier Mrs Ruth Frances Burgess Mr Roger D Beale, AM Mr Jack Bourke Mr Peter Burgess The Hon. Sir Alexander Beattie Miss Mavis S Bowskill Mrs Barbara Burke Dame Beryl Beaurepaire, DBE, Dr Peter John Boxall, AO Dr Peter Francis Burke OBE, AC Mr and Mrs M Boyce Sir Joseph Burke, KBE Mrs I Beavis Ms Jane Bradhurst Mr Ian Burn Mr Robyn Beeche Mr Bob Bradley Ms Pat Burnheim Mr Des Beer, OAM JP Mr John Bradley, OBE JP Mr Athol Burns Mrs Judith Behan Dr Michael Brand Burns Philip Foundation Mr Allan Behm Ms Sarah Brasch Mrs Meg Burton The late Mr Franco Belgiorno- Mrs R A Brash Mr J Butler Nettis, AC, CBE Ms Barbara Brash Ms Ita Buttrose, AO, OBE Mrs Kieser A G Bell Mr Vincent Bray Sir Clarence Byrne, OBE, DSC Madame Giselle Bellew Mr Joseph Brender Ms Suzanna Cabble Mr John Bennison, OBE Mrs Susan Brennan Mr John H Calaby Mr Stephen Benwell Mr Robert J E Brennan Dr Berenice-Eve Calf Mr L Berkelouw Mrs Margaret The late Sir Bede Callaghan, CBE Estate of E Berndt and Mr Geoffrey Brennan Caltex Oil Australia Ltd Mr V J Berner Ms Jenny Brennan Mr Graham Camage Mr Phillip Berry Mr B Brett, OBE Camden Haven Quilters Mr M A (Tim) Besley, AC Ms Margaret Brewster Lady Cameron, OBE Mr George Bezos Bridget McDonnell Gallery Ms Carolyn Cameron Mr Robert A Bignell Mr Ron Brieley Ms Debbie Cameron Mr and Mrs A Birch Mr Peter Briggs Mr Eduardo Campaner Mr Noel Gregory Birchall Ms Cherry Briggs Mrs N Campbell Mrs Irma M Birchall Mr and Mrs Peter Bright Mrs C Campbell Mr D G Bird Miss Elizabeth Britten Mr S Campbell Mrs Freda M Bishop Mr E R Bromley Canberra Region Feltmakers Prof. P Bishop Mr and Mrs A Brook Canberra Southern Cross Club Mr Louis Bixenman Mr John H Brook Canberra Spinners Ms Marjorie L Blamire Brooke Alexander Inc and Weavers Inc Ms Lyn Bloomfield Sir Wilfred Brookes, CBE, DSO, Ms Criss Canning The Blundell family AEA Ms Gaynor Cardew Mr Toby Blyth Ms Christina Brooks Ms Ellis G Carlier Ms Adrianne Boag Mr Hector G Brooks, OAM Mrs Daphne Carlson Mr Annan Boag Mrs Dulcie Brookshaw The Hon. Gordon Carmichael The Bocimak family Ms Deidre Broughton Mr Gavin Carr Mr Michael Boddy Mr James Brown Air Vice Marshall Ernest Michael Ms Sue Boden Ms Sylvia Brown Carroll, CBE Ms Susan Boden Parsons Mrs Jennifer and Mr Howard Brown Mrs Deb and Mr Jim Carroll Mr Frederick W Bodor Dr A D Brown Mrs Jane Carroll Mr Michael Bognar Rev. Peter J Brown Mr Wally Caruana Ms Donna May Bolinger Mrs G W Browne Mr Guy Casanova Ms Margaret Bollen Mrs Betty Browning Dr Judy Cassab, AO, CBE Mr Alec Bolton Ms Jasmine Brunner Mrs Barbara Cater Ms Rosemary Dobson Bolton Mrs Lina Bryans Ms Amanda Cattermole Estate of Anthony Gerald Ms Phyllis Bryant Mr R R Cavill Bomford Mr A W Buckingham Mrs Eileen Chanin Mr Alan Bond Mrs D Budden Mr Christopher Chapman

44 National Gallery of Australia Mr Arthur Charles Mrs Ann Cork Miss Joan Daley, OAM Mr K Charleston Mr Greg G Cornwell Ms Nadine Dalgarno Mr J Chataway His Excellency Mr Imron Cotan Mr Roy Dalgarno Ms Stella Cheah Ms Belinda Cotton Mr Greg Daly Mrs Sandra Chester Mr T Cotton Mr Malcolm Dan Ms Datin Valerie Chew Mr M Couch Mrs Shirley Danglow Mr Dato Stephen Chew Mr Noel Counihan Mrs Dorothy Danta Ms Lynette Janet Chew Mr Bryce Courtenay, AM, Ms Rowena Danziger, AM Mr Jack Chia and the late Mrs Benita Ms Bea Darbyshire Mr Chong-Kan Choe Courtenay Ms Jo Darbyshire Sir Robert Chrichton-Brown, Ms Eleanor Courtney Ms Clare Darling KCMG, DBE Mrs Elizabeth Cousins Mr James Darling Mr Gunter Christmann The late Mr Keith H Cousins, Mrs Margaret Darling Ms Julia Church CMG Mr Ian D Darling Ms Betty (Elizabeth) Ann Mr Craig Couzens Mr Michael Darling Churcher, AO Mr Chandler Coventry Mr Robert Daugherty Lady Phyllis Cilento The late Sir Norman Cowper, CBE Ms Louise Dauth Dr J Clark Cowra Art Gallery Mr John Davenport Prof. M Clark Mr T K F Cox Ms Kate Davidson Mr Richard Clark Mr Paul Cox Mr Nell Davies Mr David S Clarke, AO Mr Patrick Cox Ms Anne Davies Ms Moira Claux Mr Mimmo Cozzolino The Davies family Mr John W Clements Ms Cherry Craig Dr Gardner Davies, AM Ms Sonia Clerehan Ms Shirley Crapp Mr John D Davies, AO Ms Vicki Clingan Mrs K Crawford Mr A Davis Mr Anthony Clune The late Sir John Crawford, AC, Mrs Kathy Davis CBE Mr Robert Clutterbuck Mrs Winifred Davson, MBE Mr Henry Crawford Mr and Mrs Clyde Mrs Dimity Davy Mr Richard C Crebbin Mrs Dale I Coghlan Dame Joyce Daws, DBE The Cree family Mr Maurice Cohen, OBE The Day family Mr Thomas K Critchley, AO, CBE Dr David Cohen Mr M D de Burgh Persse Ms Helen Crompton Sir Edward Cohen The de Clerk family Mr Donald J Crone Ms Susan Cohn The de Gest family Mr Doug Croston Mr Graham M Cole The Hon. De L’Isle, VC, KG, PC, The Hon. Terrence R H Cole, QC Mr Rober Crowley GCMG Mr Peter Cole-Adams Ms Alice Crowley Mr A E de Mestre Mrs Cynthia Coleman Sir James W Cruthers, KT, AO, The de Mestre family CIT, WA, and Lady Curthers Sir Edgar Coles Ambassador de Pauw Mr C G Cummins Dame Mabel Coles, DBE Ms Claire H de Robilant Ms Jean Cummins Mr Philip Coll Mr Nicolas de Stael Mr Russell Cuppaidge, CBE Ms M Collard O’Dea Dr and Mrs D F de Stoop Mr I Curlewis, QC Mr Geoffrey Collings Ms Jane de Teliga Sir Neil Currie, CBE, Ms Jane Collings-Jardine Ms Pam Debenham and Lady Currie Mrs Diana Virginia Holme Colman Mrs J E Deed Mr Robert Emerson Curtis Dr John Connors Mr Hamish Dell-Robb Prof. David Roderick Curtis The Conroy family and Mrs Curtis The Deman family Mr James Cook Ms Jane Cusack Ms Frances Derham Mrs H J Cooke Mrs Ruth R M Cutcush Sir Peter Derham The late Dr H C Coombs Ms Perri Cutten Mr Michael Desmond Mr Brian Coppin Mrs Patricia Dale Mr Clint Deverson Mr Donald Patrick Coppock Mr John E Daley, AM, OBE Mr Maxwell I Dickens Dr Patricia Corbett Miss A F Daley Mr M M Dickson

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 45 Mr I W Dickson Mr Mark Errey Mr Steve Fox Mrs Shirley Dickson Ms Susan Errey Mr Lindsay E Fox, AC Mr W L Dix Estate of Sir C N Barton Estate of Sir Otto and Margaret Mr Sam Dixon Ms Shirley Eutrope Frankel Mrs Ruth Dobson Mrs Pauline Everson Mr David C Franks Mr Robin Espie Dods Ms Julie Ewington The Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser, AC, Ms R Dodson Botton Mr Erwin Fabian CH Mr Anthony d’Offay Mr Bruno Fabiano Mr Keith Free Mr Brian Doherty Mrs Patricia Fagan Mr Peter Freeman Mrs Annette d’Olsanski-Roniker Mr Fraser Grant Fair Mr Brian Freeman The Donald family Lady Nancy Fairfax, OBE Ms Alison French The Donaldson family Mr H Fairfield-Smith Mrs Margaret Frey Ms Mollie Douglas Ms S Falkiner Dr John Fricker Mrs Mabel Dowling-Taylor Mr B Falkiner Mr Klaus Friedeberger Ms Karen Downing Family of the late Peter Russell Mr Alan Froud Down Under Quilts Mrs Florence Beatrice Fane Mrs S Frye-Dewaele Mr and Mrs J Doyle Mrs Jane Faulkner Mr Greg Fullerton Mrs Jennifer and Mr Alexander Mrs Faye Fayman Ms Ticky Fullerton Doyle-Bogicevic Mr Paul Fayman Mr J B R Gale, OBE Dubbo Patchwork and Quilters Mr William Fayman Signorina Martina Gallino Group Federal Pacific Hotels Mr Bill Galloway in memory of Ms Bea Duncan Mr A Feint Lila Galloway Estate of Jan Dunn Mr Ronald Feldman Ms Margaret Game Ms Rosemary Eleanor Dunn Ms Rosina Feldman Dr Patricia Game, AO Ms Annette Dupree Mr Kenneth Arthur Feltham Mr Abram Games Mr Ivan Durrant Ms Anne Ferguson Mr John Gandel Ms Helen Eager Ms Sandra Ferman Mr Harold C Ganter Ms Mary Eagle Ms Anne Ferran Ms Elizabeth Garvin Mr Anthony Eastaway Estate of Max Feuerring Mr M Gaugan Ms Alice Easton Mr Billy Field Ms Sue Gazal Mr Peter Eddington Mr Gerald Finley Mrs Diana Gaze Ms Brenda Edelson Mr Jeffery Fisher Mr W Geens Ms Anna Edmundson Mr John Fisher Lady George Mrs Maadi Einfeld Mr T Fisher Mr Guy Georges Mr Laurie Elbourne The Fishman family Mr E Gerahty Mr David Ell Dr Stephen Fitzgerald Mr Stuart Gertsman The Hon. Robert J Ellicott, QC Mr and Mrs C H Fitzhardinge Ms Gillian Gibb Mr Peter Elliot Mr Brian Fitzpatrick Miss P D Gibson Ms Jacqueline D Elliott Mr Dudley Fitzpatrick Mr Robert F Gibson, AO Sir R J Elliott Ms Jane Flecknoe Ms Diana Gibson Mr John D Elliott Miss Olwyn P Fleming Mr J Gillespie Dr Murray Elliott, AO Mrs L E Fleming Ms Janie Gillespie Ms Judy Ellyatt Dr Robert Fleming Ms Marion Gillespie-Jones Mr Cedric Emanuel and Mrs Alice Fleming Estate of David Gilbert Giraud Embassy of the Republic of Mr Patrick and Ms Judith Fleming The Gittoes family Indonesia Mr Michael Florrimell Mrs B Giuliano Dr Frank Graham Engel Mr John Fluevog Mrs Pamela Glasson Mr Doug England Mr John Flynn Mr Bill Gleeson Mr William English Mr Gerrit Fokkema Mr Graham W Glenwright Ms Helen Ennis Mr Robert A Footner, AM Ms Doreen Glover Dr Bruce Errey Ms Susan Ford Lady Shirley Gobbo Ms Jane Errey Mr David Forrest Mr and Mrs Richard Godson

46 National Gallery of Australia Mr Abraham Goldberg Mr Gordon C Gyles, OAM Mrs Ann Healey Mrs Janette Goldberg Ms Katrin J Hackney Mrs Elizabeth Healey Mr Wayne Golding Mr Basil Hadley Ms Robyn Healy The Goldrick family Mr Robert Haines Mrs Elisabeth A Heard Mr David Goodchild Mrs Helen Hains Mr Greg Heath Mr Bruce Goold Mr Peter Hains The Heath family Mr Milton J Gooley, OAM Rev. J P Haldane-Stevenson Ms Adelaide Violet Hebbard Mr R Gordon Dr G Hale Mrs Dagmar Hegland Ms Michelle Gordon, SC Ms Aileen W Hall Miss Tove Helms Mr Kevan Gosper, AO Mr Clive Hall Mrs Shirley Hemmings Mr Jock G Gosse Ms Betty Hall Ms Marcella Hempel Mr John Goto Ms Fiona Hall Mrs Margaret Henderson Mrs Mollie Gowing Mr Stephen Hall Mr P G F Henderson Ms Gloria Grady Ms Aileen Winifred Hall Mr R W Henry Mr Ervin Graf Lady Hall-Best Mr Sali Herman, OBE Dr and Mrs D Graham Ms K Halley Mrs Jennifer Hershon Ms Beverley Graham Mr H Halliday Mr Charles H Hewitt Ms Marjorie Graham Mr P Hammerman Miss Jacqueline Hick Mr Gregory Grant Ms Katherine Hamnett Mr Dale Hickey Mr John Grant, AM Mr Michael Hamson Ms Hickie Mr Ronald Gray Sir Keith Hancock Mr Alan D Hickinbotham Mr Jim Gray Ms Bronwyn Handfield Ms Colleen Hill Mr Paul Gray Mr Tim Handfield Mr J Hill Mrs Janette Gray Ms Cheryl Hannah Ms Narelle Fay Hillsdon The Greatorix family Mr James Hanratty in memory of Mr Greg Hind Mr Richard Green Dr Phillip Hanratty Miss Janet D Hine Ms Janina Green Mr D C D Happold Estate of E H Hincksman Greenaway Art Gallery Mr R Harden Mr Michael J Hobbs Mr Graham Greene Mrs Vi Harding Mr Graham C Hobbs, FRAIA Sir J Greene Mr Lance A Hardy, OAM Rev. Theodora E Hobbs Mr Michael Greene Ms Natasha L Hardy Mr C Hobbs Mr Ted Gregg Sir J Harris Mr Neil Hobbs Mr Royce Gregory, OBE, KLJ Mr Michael F Harris and Ms Karina Harris Mrs E Diana Gregson Mr John Harrison Mr Michael Hodgetts Ms Helen Grey-Smith and Ms Danielle Kluth Mrs V Hole Mrs Micki Griff Ms Amanda Hart Mrs A Holgate Lady Jean Griffin Mrs F Hart Sir John Holland Miss Pauline M Griffin, AM Mr Anthony Harvey Ms Cynthia Holmes Mrs Margaret N Griffiths Mr John Haslem Mrs Janet Lee Holmes à Court, AC Mrs J Grimsdale Ms Emma Haslem Ms Laura Holt Ms Joyce M Grimsley Mr Geoffrey Hassall Dr Reginald Hooper Mr Stephen Grimsley The Hon. Robert James Lee Mr Keith Horton Hooper Mr Angus K Grimwade Hawke, AC Ms J Hornbrook Mr Tadeusz Groblicki Ms Kath Hawkins Mr Stuart G Hornery Mr Jacob Grossbard Mr L and Mrs K Hawkins Mr Mervyn E R Horton Mr Yuan Gu The Hon. William Haworth Mrs E M Horton Mr Wenda Gu Mr Alistair Hay Ms Marian Hosking Ms Grazia Gunn Lady Hay The Hon. Peter Howson, CMG Mrs A Gurdziel Mr W Hayward Mr Mark Howson Mr David Guy Sir E Hayward Mr Phillip Hoysted Ms Catherine Mrs Fredericka Heacock Dr J Hueston and Mr Desmond Guy Mr David Healey Rev. Bill Huff-Johnston

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 47 Mr H R Hughan Mr Clive Jones The Kougellis family Mr S E K Hulme Mr Stephen Jones Ms Joanna E Krabman Mrs Elspeth Humphries Mr John Jones Dr Piriya Krairiksh Hunters Hill Quilters Mrs Stanley Jones Mr Wayne N Kratzmann Mr H Douglas Huntley Mr P Jones Dr Michael Kroh Mr and Mrs C and J Hurlstone The late Mr Albert Joris Dr Henry Krongold, CBE, AM, Mr Lloyd Hurrell Mrs Pamela Jose and Mrs Krongold Sir Leonard Huxley, KBE Mr Nick Jose Ms Eva Kubbos Mr J H Hyles The Josefowitz family Mr Johannes Kuhnen Dr Anthea Hyslop Mr B R Judge Mr Graham Kuo Ms Susan Ikin The Just family Mr Christian Lacroix Dr John Indyk Mr Louis Kahan Ms Eleanor Lancaster Ms Odette Ingram Mr J Kainen Dr Geoffrey Lancaster, AM Ms Shona Innes Mr Martin Kamer Mrs Robyn Lance Interox Cemicals Mr Mathias Kauage, OBE Ms Joyce Landau Mr Daryl Joseph Isles Ms Jillian Kay Ms Leonie Lane Mr Alfredo Jaar Ms Pauline Keating Mr Terence Lane Father WG Andrew Jack Ms Jenny Kee Mr L Lane Mr Robert Jacks Mr Peter Keel Mrs J C Langley Ms Linda Jackson and Ms Angela Arnold Ms Doris Lankin Mr Peter Jackson Ms Philippa Kelly Mr Regis Lansac Mr Daryl Jackson The Hon. Michael Kennedy Mr James Last Sir Gordon Jackson, AK Dr Brian Patrick Kennedy Ms Sandra Kay Lauffenburger Ms Elsa Jacoby and family Mr E Laught Prof. M Jaffe Mrs Pamela Kenny Mrs Judith Garrard Laver Mr Peter Jaffe Dr Peter Kenny Mr G V Lawrence Ms Susanne Jahnes Mr David Kenyon Mr Robert Le Faucheur Mr Roger James Mr Arthur P Kenyon, AM Ms Jane Le Grand Mr Michael Jan Ms Maiya Keough Mr Alain Le Quernec Janssen Cilag Pty Ltd Ms Ella Keough Mr Baudoin Lebon Miss Pat Jarret Mr James Kerr and Mrs Joan Kerr Monsieur Pierre Lecuire His Excellency Major General Mrs Margie Kevin Mr Laurence H Ledger, MBE Michael Jeffery, AC, CVO, MC Ms Monica Khoury Mrs Anne Ledger Mr Robert Jelley Ms Gabrielle Kibble Ms T Lee Mr Paul Jenkins Mr Rudolf Kicken Col. Cedric Lee, DSO, OBE, MC Ms Robyn Jenkins The Kidd family Prof. In-Chin Lee Ms Kriss Jenner Mrs Kilgour Ms Kristin Leece Sir Albert Jennings Dr E D L Killen Prof. Stephen Ross Leeder, AO, Mr Victor E Jennings Mrs Lillian M Killick MD Mr Bob Jenyns Mr Christopher Killip Mr Alan G Legge Ms Lorraine Jenyns Ms Jane Elizabeth Kilmartin Mr Paul and Mrs Beryl Legge Mr Michael Joel, AM Mr R C M Kimpton Wilkinson Ms Judith Johnson King O’Malley’s Ms Erika Lehmann Mr John Godschall Johnson Mr Bryce Kinnear Ms Hanna Lemberg Mr Mark Johnson Mr Martin Kinney Mrs Shirley Lenehan Mrs Sandra M Johnson Estate of Ross Kinsman Mr Stuart Leslie Dr Christopher W Johnson Mr Lou Kissajuhian The Leslie family Mrs Dianne Dr Joan Kitchin Mr James B Leslie, AC, AO and Mr Gordon Johnson Dr John V Knaus Mr David Lesslie Mr J Campbell Johnston, CBE Ms Jeanette Knox Mr Russell Lesslie Ms Diana R Johnstone Ms Joyce Ellen Koch Mr Robert J Lesslie Mrs N Johnstone Koonya Pty Ltd Mr and Ms D Letham Mr Bruno Leti

48 National Gallery of Australia Mr Orde Levinson Ms Marion Manifold Mr Ronald McGregor Ms Darani Lewers Mr Allan Reid Mann Mr B McGuiness Mr Jon Lewis Mrs Jenny Manning Ms Olive McInerney Miss Amanda Lewis Mrs Svetlana Manns Mr Colin S McIntyre Mr John D Lewis Mrs Jennifer Manton Mrs Jean McKenzie Mr J Daniel Lewis Mr Jack Manton Ms Robyn McKeown Miss Annalise Lewis Mrs P Maple-Brown Mr Paul John McKeown Mr Antony C Lewis Mr Grahame Mapp Mrs Audrey McKibbin Mrs Penelope and Mr Frederick Ms Banduk Marika Mrs Frances McLaughlin-Gill Lilley Mr Frank Markovic Mr Alistair McLean Lady Joan a Beckett Lindsay Mr J Markwell Sir Ian McLennan, KCMG, KBE Ms Judith Lindsay Mr David Marsden Lady McMahon Lady Lindsay Mr N H Marshall Sir William McMahon, GCMG, Datuk Amar Leonard Linggi Jugah Ms Seraphina Martin CH, PC Ms Linda Lipp Mrs Margaret Janice Mashford Ms Marie McMahon Mrs Barbara Litchfield Ms A Maslin Mrs Mariann R McNamara Mrs Leonie Livingston Ms R Mason Dr Stephen G McNamara Mr Michael Lloyd Mr Peter Mason, AM Sir James McNeill, CBE Miss S Lloyd Jones Ms J Masterman Mr Daniel McOwan Dr Susan C Locke Mr Bruce Matear Miss Anna McPhee Lady Loewenthal Sir Robert Mathers, OMRI Mrs Elma G McRae Mr S Longhurst Prof. R L Mathews Ms Diana McRobbie Mr Christian Louboutin Mrs Dympna Matthews Mrs Joyce V McRobbie Mrs Carol P Lovegrove Ms Helen Maxwell Miss V Medway, MBE Mr Andrew Lu, OAM Mrs Robyn Maxwell Mr Raymond Meeks Ms May Lucy Mr Roger Mayne Ms Agnes Meiliunas Mrs Lumb Ms Robyn McAdam Mr Ian P Mein Mr Harry H Lunn Mr Allen McCann Mr Richard John Meldrum Mr W and Mrs H Lussick Ms Sharon McCarthy Mr J Mellion, OBE Mr Richard Luton Mr G McCarthy Mrs Lorna Mellor Ms Angela Lynkushka Sir J McCauley Mr Howard Michell Ms Mary Lou Lyon Ms B McConchie Dame M Miller Miss Betty Lyons Ms Susan McCormack Mrs Theila Millner Mr Peter Lyssiotis Mrs Patricia F McCormick Mr and Mrs J Mills Mr Robert Macaulay Ms Ruth McCoy Mr John D Milne Mr Ame MacDonnell Miss Kathleen L McCredie, AM Mr Doug Minkler The Hon. J MacGowan Mr Alan McCulloch Sir John Minogue Ms Mary Macha Mrs Patricia McCullough Mr Yoichi Minowa Mrs Judith MacIntyre Ms Colleen McCullough Mr Hal Missingham Mr Hugh Mackay Ms Anne McDonald Mr Franz Mitchell Mr D G F MacKay Mr Frank McDonald Mr John Mitchell Mrs Mouli MacKenzie Mrs Joan McDonald Dr Cathryn J Mittelheuser Ms M F Mackenzie Ms Bridget McDonnell Mrs Margaret H Mittelheuser Mr Alisdair Mackinnon Mrs Gail McDougall Mr Issey Miyake Mr Hamish Mackinnon Mr R A McDowell Mrs Barbara Mobbs Mrs MacLachlan Mr Robert McFarlane Ms Valli Moffitt Ms Jaqueline MacNaughton Ms H McGeech Mrs S J Monckton Ms Lorna MacNeill Mr Simon R McGill Dr R A Money, CBE Mr Robert MacPherson Ms Pam McGilvary Mrs Kathleen Montgomery Sir Keith Macpherson Sir Charles McGrath Mrs Irene Montgomery Mr Jeffrey Makin Mrs Sandra McGrath Ms Lorelle Moore Ms Lieselott Man Ms Lila McGrath Mr Rasjad Moore

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 49 Ms Cathi Moore Lady Mary Nolan The Pelly family Mrs Elizabeth J Morgan Mr Sidney Nolan Ms Dulcie Penfold Mr Hugh Morgan Mr P L Norris Mr J Penfold Collins Ms Sarah F M Morgan Prof. Ian Eric North Miss M Peppin The Morgan family Mrs Patricia R Nossal Mr Jonathan Persse Ms Marina Morgan Mr Tony Nott Mr Peter Peryer Ms Nicole A Morgan Ms Patrina Nuske-Small Ms Grestchen Philip Mr Peter R Morgan Mr G Nye Mr Tom Phillips Mr Howard Morphy Mr R I Oatley Mr F H Phipps, AM The Morrison family Ms Jenny O’Donovan The Picanol family Sir Charles Moses, CBE Ms Helen Ogilvie Mr Thomas Henley Pilgrim The Hon. John Mountbatten Mr Yoshiko Oguri Dr M G Pinner Mrs E Mudge Prof. Brian O’Keeffe, AO, Mr Robert W Piper, AO Mr Robert Muecke and Mrs Bridget O’Keeffe, AM Mr Chris Pirie Sir David Muir, CMG Mrs Ursula Old The Pisterman family Sir Laurence and Lady Muir Mr John Egerton Oldham Ms Gabrielle Pizzi Ms Patricia Mulcare Ms J Olmer Mr and Mrs H T Plant Ms Joahanne Mulholland Ms Monica Oppen Prof. Margaret Plant and Mr David Rivers Mrs Shirley Jean O’Reilly Mr E Timothy Platt Prof. Jean Mulvaney Mr G C Ormiston Ms Morna Playfair Mr Arthur Murch Dr and Mrs ME Osborne Mr Julien and Michelle Playoust Mrs P Murphy Mrs B Osborne Mr Vernon Douglas Pleuckhahn, Rear Admiral Brian Murray, Ms S Osborne AM, OBE KCMG, AO Ms Helen O’Shea Sir James Plimsoll, AC, CBE Mr Thomas Murray Ms Barbara Otton Mrs Suzannah V Plowman Mr Alex Murray Mr Anders Ousback Mr Dug and Mrs Lisa Pomeroy Ms Ruth Mussen Sir John Overall Mr S A F Pond, OBE Mrs Peggy Muttukumaru Mr Overmeire Ms Rosalind Poole Mr K B Myer, AC, DSC Mr David T Owsley Mr David P Poor Mr Donald Weir Nairn Ms Roslyn Oxley Estate of M Pornizt Mrs M Nash Padma Menon Dance Company Ms Margaret Porritt Lady Nathan Mr B J Page Lady Porter National Capital Printing Mr Nasser Palangi Lady Primrose Catherine Potter, Mr Peter J Naumann Ms Sheridan Palmer AO Sir Eric Neal, AC, and Lady Neal Mr Tony Palmer Dr Gordon C Potts Mrs Barbara Nell Papergraphica Mrs A J Powell Mr Douglas Netter Sir Arvi Parbo Mr Geoffrey Powell Ms Susan Neumann Ms Lyn Parche Mrs Jeanne Pratt, AC Mrs W Newbigin Dr Edward Anthony Parkes Mrs Valmai S Pratten Mr John D Newcombe Ms Grace Parr Lady Mara Praznovszky Mr Maurice Newman, AC Mr K Parry The Preston family Mr I E Newnham, AO, MBE Dr Timothy Pascoe, AM The Price family Mr Bert Newton, MBE Ms Margaret Pask Mr Richard L Price Mr Geoff Newton Prof. John Arthur Passmore Ms Ann Proctor Ms Gael Newton Ms Klytie Pate Mr A Proost Ms Olivia Newton John, OBE Mr Kim Paterson Sir John Proud Mr Andy Ng Say Keong Mr Andrew Paterson Mr Jason Prowd Ms Rosie Nice Ms Lee-Anne Patten Mr J Punch Dr J Nicholas Mr Samuel Patterson Mr Eric S Purbrick Ms Lenore Nicklin Mr Tom Patton Ms Janet Purves Mr J A Nish Mr and Mrs P Pearce Ms A Purves Mr Roger Noakes Ms Gladys Peck Ms Eve Pyne

50 National Gallery of Australia Quilters’ Guild Inc Ms Esther Robinson Mrs Sheila Winifred Gordon Quilt Study Group of Australia, Ms Maxine Rochester Scotter, AM, MBE Camberra Branch Mrs Susie Rockman Ms Eleanor Scott-Findlay Ms Sarita Quinlivan Ms Janet Rodgers Mr and Mrs Peter Seaman Mr Geoffrey Quinn Mr John Rodriguez Dr A Searle Mrs Wendy Quinn Ms Meredith Rogers Mr H Sebel Mr Michael Quinn Ms Susan S Rogers Mr Berek Robert Segan, AM, OBE Ms Shirley Randell Mr D W Rogers Mr Elmar Seibel The Rankin family The Rohead family Prof. R Selby-Smith, OBE Ms Ramona Ratas Ms Pilar Rojas Ms Helen Selle The Rathausky family Mr R Roland Ms Anna Senior Mr Harry Raworth Mrs Margaret Rolfe, AM Mr J Seymour Ms Esther Raworth Mr Giuseppe Romeo Dr and Mrs Thomas F Shakespeare Mr R Raymond Mrs Joan Romney-Osborne Sir Keith Shann, CBE Mr Charles Reddington Mr John Roper Sir Frank Sharpe, CMG, OBE Mr Bruce Redpath Mr Alan Rose, AO, Ms Wendy Sharpe Mr Randall Reed and Mrs Helen Rose Ms Margaret Shaw Mr John Reed Mr Robert Rooney Ms Marina Shaw Mr Bill Reed Ms Paula M Rosenstengel Mr Roderick Shaw Mr P Rees Rotary Queanbeyan West Mrs Peggy Perrins Shaw Ms Dorothy Reid Mrs Jennifer Joyce Rowland Dr Lawrie Shears Lady A Reid Mr Tim Rowse Mrs Mavis Shears Ms Carmel P Reithmuller The late Ms Rachel Roxburgh Mr K Shepherd Mrs C B Remond Mr and Mrs S Rubenstein Mr William and Mrs M Shepherd Mr Ralph and Mrs Ruth Renard Ms Kate Rubin Ms Janette Sheridan Miss Jean I Rentoul Ms Inge Rumble Mrs M A Sheriff The Rentoul family Mr Richard Rushall Ms Carina Sherlock Prof. Cyril Renwick, AO Roslyn Russell Museum Services Mr Anthony Gardiner Sherlock Mr Wybe Reyenga Mrs Jacqueline L Russell Ms Nan Sherrard Mr Michel B Reymond Estate of Mr Peter Russell Dr Short Ms Faylene Rheem Mr Philip Russell Mr John Shorter Ms Pamela Rhemrev Mr Mark Ruwedel Mrs M Sidis Mr Jon Rhodes Mr David Ryan Mr George H Siebert Ms Zandra Rhodes Ms Virginia Ryan The Siemans family Rio Tinto Ltd The Ryosuke-Cohen family Ms Georgiana Silk Mr J Richards Ms Elizabeth Ryrie Mr Gilbert Silverman Ms Margaret Frances Richmond Mr Nino Sabatino Ms Diana Simmonds Ms Judy Richmond Ms Pat Sabine The Simmonds family Mrs J Ridley Mr I C M Salter Mr Bruno Simon Dr Tony Rieger The Hon. James Miltiadis Mr Barry Simon Mr Alex Rigby, AM, JP Samios, AM Mr John N S Simpson Mr Kevin Riley Mr Emilio Sanchez Mrs Rosemary Simpson Mr Adam Rish Ms B Sanders Mrs R A and Mr Simpson Mr L Ian Roach Mr Spencer Scott Sandilands Her Royal Highness M C Sirindhorn Ms Judith Elizabeth Roach Mr Clive Sandy Mr Kenneth George Skilton Mr David A Robb Mr Kenneth Saxby Dr Michael Slee Ms Vera Roberts Mr Andrew Sayers Mr J H Sleigh Mr Russell Roberts Mr Charles A E Scarf Ms Gyongi Smee Mr Christopher Robertson Mr K Scharrer Mr Chris Smith Mrs Barbara Robertson Mr and Mrs S Schonberg Mrs Janet L Smith The Robinson family Mr Scicluna Mrs Jan Smith Ms Thelma Robinson Mrs Carmen Scott Ms Wendy Smith

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 51 Mr Terry Smith and Dr Jeanne-Claude Strong Mr Sam Ure-Smith Mr Joshua Smith Mrs Diana Strong Mr Alister H Urquart Mr and Mrs Michael Smith Estate of Mrs I Stuart Mr Bob van Raalte Ms Elizabeth Joy Smith Mrs M Stuart Mr Chris Van Reesch Sr Mrs Minnie Smorgon Ms Michelle Stubbs Mr John Vandeloo, OAM, JP Ms Kim Snepvangers Mr Rod Stubbs Mr Robert Vanderstukken Mr W Bunker Snyder Mr I M Suter, OBE, JP Ms Alathea Vavasour Mrs Prudence M G Socha Ms Jill Sutherland Mr L Velik Ms Ann Somers Mrs M Sutherland Mr Anthony Velonis Ms Phyllis Somerville Mr Stephen Swan Ms Kay Vernon Mr Michel Somsanouk Drout Ms Heather B Swann Sir James Vernon, AC, CBE Mr J G Spalvins Dr B T Swanson, CBE Mr Edgardo Antonio Vigo Mr Norman Sparnon, OAM Mrs F T Taglietti Mrs Anita C von Bibra Spa Quilters Guid of Daylseford Inc Mr Henry Talbot Mr Kenneth D von Bibra Mr Arthur Spartalis Mrs Elizabeth Tanner Dr David Voon Ms Sylva Spasenoski Ms Sylvia Taylor Mr Gary Voss Prof. Virginia Spate Ms Margaret MacKean Taylor Ms Maryanne Voyazis Mr Andrew Speirs Ms Janene Taylor Mr Philip J Wadsworth Mr Pete Spence Prof. K Taylor, AM, Mrs Renee Wainberg Mr Andrew J Spencer and Mrs M Taylor Mr P and Mrs M Waizer Ms Anita Spertus Mr Bruce B Teele Ms Wendy Walduck Mr Albert Spiegel Ms Sue Telford Mr Leslie Walford Ms Jaishree Srinivasan Mr Ian Temby, AO, QC Mr Murray Walker Mrs Felicity St John Moore Mr Martin Terry Mr Ralph T Walker St Martins Properties Holdings Therma Quilts ACT Pty Ltd Ms Winifred Walker Pty Ltd Mrs A Thomason Mr Gavin Walkley, OBE Mr Wesley Stacey Dr John Thompson Mrs M Walkowski, AM Ms Margaret Stack Ms Rosemary Thompson Mr Robin Wallace-Crabb Ms Juliana Stackpool Mr Jack Thompson Ms Lorna Waller Mr Bernard Stanton The Hon. David Thomson MC Ms C Wallis Ms Margo Staples Mr Graham Thorp Mrs Mavis Walsh The Stein family Mr Jonathan Thwaites Mr John S Walton, AM, Estate of Harry Stein Mrs Deidre O Tidswell and Mrs Walton Mr Josef Lada Stejskal Mrs Helen Todd Ms Ethel Warburton Dr Val Stephen Ms Kate E Tode Mr John O Ward Mr Douglas F Stephens Mrs Daphne D Topfer Mrs Elizabeth G Ward Mrs Patricia Eve Stephenson Mr Noel C Tovey Mr R Ward Mr Michael Stephenson Tramont Pty Ltd Mrs Jessie Ward Mrs E Sternberg The Treacy family Ms Joy D Warren, OAM Mrs Goldie Sternberg Sir Donald Henry Trescowthick, AC Mr Guy Warren Mr David Stevens Lady Trout Ms Marjorie Warren Mr A W Stewart Mr H Neil Truscott, AM Mrs Romy Waterlow Mr Gordon V Stewart Ms Lill Tschudi Mrs June Watson Mrs Greta Stewart Ms Elizabeth Tudball Ms Pauline Watson The Stewart family Mr Ross Turnbull General Sanong Wattanavrangkul Mr Robert Stigwood Mr Raymond S Turner, AO, CBE Waverley Patchworkers Mr W John Stirling Dr Caroline Turner Mrs Lucrezia B Weatherstone Mr F Storch and Dr Glen Barclay Mr George Webber Mrs J T Storey Mr Tony Twigg Mr Robert Webster Ms Shirley Storey Mr Peter Tyndall Mr Peter G Webster Mr G Strang Ms Helen Ulrich Ms R Webster Mr Walter Stringer Dr N Underhill Mr M Wedekind Mr James Strong, AO, The Unger family Mr Weemaes and Mr Goemans

52 National Gallery of Australia Mr J Wehlen The Winter family Ms Georgina Weir Prof. J Woloszyn Miss Ariane Weiss Dr J Wong-See Dr T R Wenkart Mr Keith Wood Mrs P Wensing Ms Kerry Wood Mrs B Wenzel Ms Mary Wood Mr Morris West Mr Eugene Wood Ms Joyce P West Mrs S Wood Mr Robert and Mrs Jenine Mrs Donna Woodhill Westerburg Sir F Woods Dr Norman Wettenhall Ms Kirsten Woodward Mr H Wexler Ms Tessa Wooldridge Ms Alyson Wheeler Major Robert P Woollard, AO Ms Susan White Mr Ken Woolley Mrs Judy White Mr Don Worth Mrs V White Ms Margaret Worth Mrs M White Mr Mark Worthington Mr Geoff White Mr and Mrs N D Wright Mr Brian and Mrs Rosie White The Wright family The White family Dr E Jane Wright Mrs Inis A Whitehurst Mr O Wright Mr Ken Whitford Mrs Beverley Wright Ms Dora Whitford Mr David Wynn Mr Stephen Wickham Mr William Yang Mr Fred Widdup Mrs Norma Yates Ms Frederika Wiebenga Mr Rowan Yee Mr R Wiesener Mr Donald Young Dr Stephen Wild Mrs Evelyn Young Mrs Yvonne Wildash Mr R R Yuncken Dr and Mrs I S Wilkey Mr Philippe and Mrs Margarida Ms Iris Wilkinson Yvanovich Mr John Williams Ms Virginia Zabriskie Mr Nat Williams Mrs B A Zambelli Mr C Williams Ms Hilda Zanadvoroff Ms Louise Williams Mrs Elsa Zavattaro Dr Wayne Williams Mr Russell Zeeng Ms Kate Williams Sir David Zeidler Ms Isobel Williams Mr Raphael Zimmerman Mr Brendan Williamson Mr V Zurstrassen Ms Kay Wills Mr M P Willsallen Mrs Gene M Willsford Mr L G Wilson, AO, and Mrs Wilson Mr Neil Wilson Mrs Robine Wilson Ms Liz Wilson The Hon. Ian Wilson, AM Ms Margaret Winn Mr R W Winn Mr B Winnel Mr S Winston Smith

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 59                                                                              

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60 National Gallery of Australia   

                      

                             

  

  

  

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 61   

     

        

  

  

    

  

  

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   

  

  

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 

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           

   

  

  

  

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 65                                                                                                                                                                                    

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 67                                                              

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Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 69                                                                                                                                                                     

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70 National Gallery of Australia                                                                                                                                                               

Foundation Annual Report 2007–08 71                                                                                                                                  

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