FY 2013 Annual Report

2013 Inside the Annual Report

Dear Members and ...... 2-4

Loans to Other Museums...... 5-6

Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund...... 7-9

Acquisitions...... 10-12

Donors & Members...... 13-18

Exhibitions and Sponsors...... 19

Trustees, Advisory Council & Guild of Volunteers...... 20

Staff...... 21

Financial Statement...... 22

Contents ......

Table of Contents 1 Dear Members and Friends,

Fiscal Year 2013 was one during which the Currier built upon its 84-year foundation of excellent programs and collections. Among the highlights were the acquisition of several major paintings by landmark artists of the late 20th century, including Frank Stella, Robert Indiana, Sam Gilliam and Jacob Lawrence. A striking altarpiece (c. 1395) by the Florentine Niccolo di Pietro Gerini became the first gold-ground painting in the Italian collection. Our noted holdings of furniture were enhanced by the purchase of a rocker by Sam Maloof (1997) and Thomas Seymour’s dressing table and mirror (1805-10) in memory of former director Charles E. Buckley.

During the year the Currier presented its first major exhibition of Japanese art with the highly popular Lethal Beauty: Samurai Weapons and Armor, organized by the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture. Related programs for both youth and families were

images especially well attended. From our own collections we mounted two exhibitions, Printmaking in the Age of Rembrandt and Poster Mania! COVER: Children and their guests ring in the New Both revealed the breadth and quality of the Currier’s collections Year during our second as well as the talents of both curators and educators on our staff annual Noon Year’s Eve event. in interpreting the content and social context of art for the general public. And we celebrated regional artists Cristi Rinklin and Eric Aho ABOVE RIGHT: Staff learn about Lethal Beauty: with solo exhibitions that brought new audiences from New England. Samurai Weapons and Armor. Every year we strive to make information about our collections more accessible to the public. This past year we received a $50,000 ......

2 Dear Members and Friends grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to add about 90 images new text entries discussing recent acquisitions, Contemporary and BELOW: Musician entertains on European objects in various media to our collections database, which Noon Year’s Eve. is accessible through the Museum’s website. Information about

Learning and exploring at Signs exhibition histories and provenance will be added on perhaps as many of The Sixties: Robert Indiana’s as 1,000 objects. Decade. At the same time, the Library increased its online database of the book collection by scanning 250 Currier Bulletins which contain early articles on works in the collection. Intern Korrena Cowing completed the project with a small grant from the Visual Resources Association Foundation. This kind of information assists research by scholars, by teachers preparing students coming to the Museum and by our own docents and staff.

More than 6,420 students in K-12 visited on guided tours, including fifth-graders in every Manchester elementary school and fourth- graders from ten of Nashua’s twelve elementary schools. The Currier pays for the bus transportation to ensure these 4th and 5th graders can experience an art museum visit. To enhance how we serve schools, the Public Programs Department established an Educator Advisory Council, comprised of K-12 teachers from public, parochial and private schools, to help guide us in working effectively and closely with schools. Museum staff presented an educator workshop on Visual Thinking Strategies (an inquiry-based technique to decipher works of art) and one on inclusive art-making activities conducted by VSA (Very Special Arts).

A new standout program this year was Noon Year’s Eve. More than 650 children and parents came to celebrate on December 31, 2012, with special tours, face-painting, a parade, a balloon drop and bubble- wrap fireworks. You had to be there to feel the exhilaration of children welcoming the New Year.

The Currier took over ownership of the Café at the beginning of FY13 under Chef Joe Sylvester, who had an excellent year building momentum for Jazz Brunch on second Sundays. We also welcomed a new Director of Public Relations and Marketing, Steve Konick, who has already begun to broaden the Museum’s social media reach.

In July 2012 the museum paid off the bond remaining from the 2008 expansion and is now debt-free. Facilities operations has begun a program to reduce utility costs by introducing LED lighting in public areas, with a goal to do the same in galleries as LED lighting improves. A re-commissioning study of HVAC equipment is underway. These efforts will reduce electricity costs, the largest segment of our utility

Dear Members and Friends 3 images ABOVE: Children creating arts & crafts at Noon Year’s Eve.

BELOW: Artist Abigail Anne Newbold discusses the installation of her work in Crafting Settlement..

usage. We remain ever vigilant about streamlining operations without negatively affecting the visitor experience. More than $1.3 million in support was raised from generous individuals, businesses and foundations. The annual funds for the Art Center and Museum both reached new records, providing critical unrestricted support for general operations.

Our dedicated Guild of Volunteers contributed valuable time and expertise as docents in the Museum and the Zimmerman House, in the Museum Shop, in the Library and in many behind-the-scenes activities as well as at special events. In all, they gave 7,975 hours to the Museum, which is the equivalent of more than four full-time positions. For many of our visitors, they are the face of the Currier.

We thank all those who help the Currier serve the state and the region with enriching programs that enhance the quality of life: donors, volunteers, members, trustees, Advisory Council and staff. It is a pleasure to work with you all.

M. Christine Dwyer Susan Strickler President Director and CEO

4 Dear Members and Friends Loans to Other Museums

Bard Graduate Center, New York, NY Circus and the City Walt Kuhn, American, 1880-1949 The Lancer, 1939 Oil on canvas, Museum Purchase: Currier Funds, 1958.7

The Heckscher Museum of Art, Huntington, NY and Bates College Museum of Art, Lewiston, ME Robert Neuman and the Ship to Paradise Robert S. Neuman, American, b. 1926 Ship to Paradise - Paradise Found, 1983 Etching with watercolor, Museum Purchase: The Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund, 2011.25

Laylah Ali, Untitled (Greenheads), 1998, Williams College Museum of Art, Gouache on paper Williamstown, MA Laylah Ali: The Greenheads Series The Millyard Museum, Manchester, NH Laylah Ali, American, b. 1968 Long term loan Untitled (Greenheads), 1998 Unknown American Maker Gouache on paper, Museum Purchase: The Henry Ram Weathervane, c.1855 Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund, 2012.21 Copper and brass with traces of gold leaf, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Michaels, 1961.4

American Folk Art Museum, New York, NY Artist and Visionary: William Matthew Prior Revealed William W. Kennedy, American, c. 1817 - 1871 John A. Thomas, 1845 Oil on academy board, Gift of Mrs. Arthur Belanger, 1973.39

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, , PA Jennifer Bartlett: Place – A Survey of Paintings and Sculpture Jennifer Bartlett, American, b. 1941 Air: 24 Hours, Eleven P.M., 1991-92 Oil on canvas, Museum Purchase, 1992.35

Walt Kuhn, Lancer, 1939, Oil on canvas

works on loan 5 Loans to Other Museums continued

Centro Internazionale di Studi di Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Architettura Andrea Palladio, to be held at Service the Palzzo del Monte di Pieta, Padua, Italy Venues: Reynolda House Museum of Art, Pietro Bembo and the Winston-Salem, NC; Invention of the Renaissance Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, From Mantegna to Raphael, Memphis, TN; from Bellini to Titian Amon Carter Museum of Art, Fort Worth, TX Lorenzo Costa, Italian, c. 1450-1635 Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey Portrait of a Lady Romare Bearden, American, 1911-1988 Oil on canvas transferred from panel, Battle with Cicones, 1977 Museum Purchase: Currier Funds, 1947.4 Collage of various papers with graphite on fiberboard, Museum Purchase: The Henry Melville Fuller Fund, Muscarelle Museum of Art, The College of 2012.28 William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA Mattia Preti in America Portsmouth Historical Society, Discover Mattia Preti, Italian, 1613-1699 Portsmouth Academy Exhibit Gallery, The Martyrdom of St. Bartholomew, c. 1656-66 Portsmouth, NH Oil on canvas, Museum Purchase: Omer T. Lassonde: New Hampshire Currier Funds, 1970.25 Modernist Omer T. Lassonde, American, 1903-1980 The McIninch Art Gallery, Native Life in West Samoa, c. 1920 Southern New Hampshire University, Oil on masonite, Gift of the New Hampshire Artists Manchester, NH Association and Mrs. Omer Lassonde, 1985.9 Childhood Observed Gordon Parks, American, 1912-2006 Girl, Brazil, 1961 (printed later) Gelatin silver print, Gift of Robert Flynn Johnson in memory of Robert Andrew Johnson and Minna Flynn Johnson, 2010.32 Manuel Alvarez Bravo, Mexican, 1902-2002 El Ensueno (Day Dreaming), 1931 Gelatin silver print, The Vallarino Photography Collection and Purchase Fund, 1984.82 Eleanor Briggs, American, b. 1939 Body Language Series: Bronxville Rat,1986 Gelatin silver print, Gift of Eleanor Briggs,1987.44.1 Walker Evans, American, 1903-1975 Black Children, 1938 Gelatin silver print, The Vallarino Photography Collection and Purchase Fund,1982.116 Photography by Jeffrey N intzel by Jeffrey Photography Lorenzo Di Ottavio Costa, Portrait of a Lady, circa 1490, oil on canvas transferred from panel

6 Loans to other museums (continued) Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund

Robert Penn Warren, 1983 gelatin silver print, 2012.47 Robert Indiana, American, b. 1928 Decade Autoportrait, 1971, oil on canvas, 2012.49

Unknown Photographer, American, 19th century Manchester to Haverhill Stagecoach, Chester, NH, c. 1849-51, daguerreotype, 2012.50

John Willis, American, born 1957 Leroy’s Cabin, Lost Dog Cree, 2001, gelatin silver print, 2012.51.1 Eugene and his Adopted Daughter, Victoria, 1993, gelatin silver print, 2012.51.2 BIA Housing in 2007, 2007, gelatin silver print, Photography by Jeffrey N intzel by Jeffrey Photography © 2013 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists’ Rights Society (ARS), New York 2012.51.3 Robert Indiana, Decade Autoportrait 1963, A Veteran’s Protest to the Treatment of Muslims 1971, oil on canvas after 9/11/2001, 2004, gelatin silver print, 2012.51.4 Currier and Ives (publisher), American, active 1852-1880 In honor of Charles E. Buckley, Director of Mount Washington and the White Mountains, the Currier Museum of Art, 1955-64 from the Valley of Conway, 1860, hand-colored Attributed to Thomas Seymour, probably lithograph, 2012.37 with John Seymour, American, b. England, 1771- 1847; 1738-1818 Hampshire Pottery, American, Dressing Chest with Mirror, c. 1805-10, mahogany, active 1871-1945 bird’s eye maple, 2012.53 Vase, c. 1915, ceramic, 2012.38 Dwayne Wilcox, American, Olgala Lakota, Ludwig Hohlwein, German, 1874-1949 b. 1957 Direct China Cotton Importers Wonalancet Hang in there Baby, 2005, ink and colored pencil Company, Nashua, NH, 1909, Lithograph, on 1893 ledger paper, 2012.52 2012.43 Paul Sample, American, 1896-1974 Kelly Wise, American, b. 1932 Recto: Sleigh Ride, c. 1946; Verso: Sentinels, John Updike, 1982, gelatin silver print, 2012.46 watercolor, 2012.54.1and 2

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Aaron Siskind, American, 1903-1991 Rebecca Chamberlain, American, b. 1970 Jalapa 46 (Homage to Franz Kline), 1973, gelatin Dining Logia Arrangement Screen, Zimmerman silver print, 2012.55 House, Wright, 1950, 2013, lithography ink on Jalapa 48 (Homage to Franz Kline), 1973, gelatin vintage tracing cloth, 2013.26.1a-c silver print, 2012.56 Maquette in three parts for Dining Loggia Arrangement Screen, Zimmerman House, Wright, Boy’s Head (Harlem Document), 1932, gelatin 1950, silver print, 2012.57 2013, archival inkjet print mounted on Bristol with tracing paper overlaid and archival Lima,1975, gelatin silver print, 2012.58 artist’s tape, 2013.26.2a-c Peace Home Cooked Meals (Harlem Document), c. 1932-40, gelatin silver print, 2012.59 Ellsworth Kelly, American, b. 1923 Blue and Orange, 1964-65, from the suite of 27 Robert Indiana, American, b. 1928 color lithographs published by Maeght Editeur, Decade Portfolio, 1971, portfolio of 10 prints in a lithograph, 2013.27 portfolio case, screenprints, 2013.4.1-11

Sam Gilliam, American, b. 1933 Rotunda Unwound, 2005, acrylic on IFR muslin, 2013.7

Frank Stella, American, b. 1936 Sinjerli, Variation I, 1968, oil on canvas, 2013.12

Sharon Harper, American, b. 1966 Moon Studies and Star Scratches, No. 19, March 28-29, 2007, Fairbanks, Alaska, 1 hour exposure; 30, 15, 25, 30, 20 minute exposures, 2007 (printed 2013), luminage print made from original 4 x 5 transparency, 2013.24.1 Moon Studies and Star Scratches, No. 14, July 1-7, 2006, Middlesex, Vermont, 4 hour exposure;

35, 10, 1 minute exposures; 20, 15, 20 second N intzel by Jeffrey Photography

exposures, 2007 (printed 2013), luminage print © 2013 Frank Stella / Artists’ Rights Society (ARS), New York made from original 4 x 5 transparency, 2013.24.2 Frank Stella, Sinjerli, Variation I, 1968, oil on canvas

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Martha Rosler, American, b. 1943 Henri Huet, French, 1927-1971 continued Gladiators, 2004, from the series Bringing the Helicopter Landing, Northwest of Saigon, March, War Home: House Beautiful (New Series), 1967, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.13 photomontage, printed using digital chromogenic Medic Thomas Cole of Richmond, VA, Treats process, 2013.31 Wounded Staff Sgt. Harrison Pell of Hazelton, PA, January 30, 1966, archival ink giclée print, , American, 1931-2012 2013.32.14 Suicide of Buddhist Monk, June 11, 1963, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.1 Paratroopers of the U.S. 2nd Battalion, 173rd Airborne, September 25, 1965, archival ink giclée , German, 1933-2012 print, 2013.32.15 Father Holds the Body of his Child, March,1964, South Vietnamese Soldiers Move Downriver, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.2 January 10, 1966, archival ink giclée print, Helicopters in a Landing Zone, 1965, archival ink 2013.32.16 giclée print, 2013.32.3 U.S. Marines Emerge from their Foxholes, 1966, Infantryman Carries a Crying Child, August 22, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.17 1966, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.4 Sun and Jungle, January 1965, archival ink giclée Huýnh Thành Mý, Vietnamese, 1937-1965 print, 2013.32.5 Vietnamese Soldier Interrogates a Viet Cong Soldier, 1965, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.18 War is Hell, June 18, 1965, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.6 Rick Merron, American, d. 1990s A Woman Mourns over the Body of Her Husband, U.S. Troops Carry the Body of a Fellow Soldier, April, 1969, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.7 February, 1966, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.19 Women and Children Crouch in a Muddy Canal, January 1, 1966, archival ink giclée print, James Casebere, American, b. 1953 2013.32.8 Western Street, 1985-86, gelatin silver print, 2013.33 Art Greenspon, American, b. 1942 Vietnam, April 1, 1968, archival ink giclée print, Prison Cell with Skylight, 1993, cibachrome print, 2013.32.9 2013.34

Henri Huet, French, 1927-1971 Carrie Mae Weems, American, b. 1953 Army Helicopters Refueling, January, 1966, Not Manet’s Type, 1997, suite of five gelatin silver archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.10 prints with text on mat, 2013.35.1-5 Body of an American Soldier Removed from War Zone C, 1966, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.11 Receives Last Rites, November 4, 1965, archival ink giclée print, 2013.32.12

Henry melville fuller acquisition fund 9 Acquisitions

The Print Fund

Maxfield Parrish, American, 1870-1966 New Hampshire: The Winter Paradise, 1940, lithograph (poster), 2013.3

Jeff Perrott, American, b. 1966 Dervish II, 2012, watercolor monotype Dervish XIII, 2012, watercolor monotype Dervish XVII, 2012, watercolor monotype 2013.8.1-3

Thomas Hart Benton, American, 1889-1975 The Lonesome Road, 1938, lithograph, 2013.13

Sidney Hurwitz, American, b. 1932 Bethlehem III, 1997, watercolor and aquatint,

Photography by Jeffrey N intzel by Jeffrey Photography 2013.14 Toots Zynsky, Intermezzo, 2012, Bethlehem VI, 1998, watercolor and aquatint, fused and thermo formed glass threads 2013.15 Partial Purchase / Partial Gift Concrete Plant, 1981, etching and watercolor, 2013.16 The Henry Melville Fuller Acquisition Fund and Gift of Ambassador J. William Hamburg Harbor-Cranes, 2002, watercolor and Middendorf, II aquatint, 2013.17 Niccolo di Pietro Gerini, Italian, c. 1340- Raking Light, 2009, watercolor and aquatint, 1415 2013.18 Virgin and Child with Donor, Saints James and John Sparrows Point VII, 1996, watercolor and aquatint, the Baptist and Anthony Abbott, 1395, tempera on 2013.19 panel, 2012.45

Purchase by Exchange The Ed and Mary Scheier Acquisition Fund Toots Zynsky, American, b. 1951 Intermezzo, 2012, fused and thermo-formed glass Sam Maloof, American, 1916-2009 threads, 2013.2 Rocker #20, 1997, walnut and ebony, 2012.39

Chris Taylor, American, b. Tehran, Iran, 1970 Winifred Clark Shaw, American, 1921-1994 Untitled, 2004-2012, glass, 9 objects, 2013.11.1-9 Tea Set, silver, 2012.40.1-3 Chalice, silver, 2012.41

10 Acquisitions Acquisitions Continued

The Ed and Mary Scheier Gift of Robert K. Weiner Acquisition Fund continued Dr. Harold Eugene Edgerton, American, 1903-1990 Michelle Holzapfel, American, b. 1951 Bobby Jones Driver, 1938 (printed 1984), gelatin Peter’s Knot, 1999, spalted maple burl, 2013.9 silver print 2012.60.1 Back Dive, c. 1954 (printed 1984), gelatin silver Ron Kent, American, b. 1931 print 2012.60.2 Post Nuclear Series, 2000, Norfolk Island pine and Swirls and Eddies of Jack Summers’ Squash Stroke, copper wire, 2013.10 1938 (printed 1984), gelatin silver print 2012.60.3 Kathy Butterly, American, b. 1963 Base of Scandal, 2003, porcelain, earthenware and glaze, 2013.29 Mask 2, 2009, clay and glaze, 2013.30

Gifts

Gift of the Clarke Gallery Winifred Clark Shaw, American, 1921-1994 Spoon, silver 2012.42

Gift of Kimon and Anne Zachos Frank Henry Shapleigh, American, 1842-1906 On the Ellis River, Jackson, NH, 1875, oil on canvas 2012.44

Transfer from the New Hampshire Historical Society Charles Mottram, American, 1807-1876 (After Joseph Alexander Ames, American, 1816-1872) The Last Days of Webster at Marshfield, 1858, engraving 2012.48 Photography by Jeffrey N intzel by Jeffrey Photography Sam Maloof, Rocker #20, 1997, walnut and ebony

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Gifts (continued) Gift by exchange Eleanore Mikus, American, b. 1927 Dr. Harold Eugene Edgerton, American, Untitled, 2006, 100% rag paper 1903-1990 2013.22 Football Kick, 1938 (printed 1984/1985), dye transfer print Gift of Saundra B. Lane 2012.61 Jacob Lawrence, American, 1917-2000 Playroom, 1957, egg tempera on hard board Diver Multiflash, 1955 (printed 1984/1985), dye 2013.23 transfer print. 2012.62 Gift of G.W. Einstein Company, Inc. In memory of Gil Einstein: Gift of the artist Joan Mitchell, American, 1925-1992 Susan Beiner, American, b. 1962 Sunflower IV, 1972, etching Candelabra, 1997, porcelain 2013.25 2013.1 Gift of the artist Gift of Mrs. Priscilla Cunningham Sidney Hurwitz, American, b. 1932 In Honor of Charles Buckley Raking Light, etching plate with artist’s proof, zinc John William Hill, American, 1812-1879 (plate), etching and aquatint (artist’s proof) Bed of the Bushkill, Ulster Co., NY, c. 1858, 2013.28.1 watercolor on paper 2013.5

John Henry Hill, American, 1839-1922 Winter Evening, c. 1870, watercolor on paper 2013.6

Gift of Anne and Harry Wollman Viola Frey, American, 1933-2004 Untitled (Seated Woman with Blue Face), 1985, earthenware with glazes 2013.20

Gift of Robert Hauser Gillian Tyler, American, b. 1935 Untitled (Self Portrait), 1985, wood engraving 2013.21.1

Herbert Waters, American, 1903-1996 Untitled (Self Portrait), 1985, wood engraving 2013.21.2

Art © Artists’ Legacy Foundation / Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY Viola Frey, Untitled (Seated Woman with Blue Face), 1985, earthenware with glazes 12 Acquisitions Continued donors & members

onors David and Dorothea Jensen The Currier Fund of the J. Michael and Marilyn D Robert and Dawne Litterst NHCF, established by Hickey ...... Anne Lovett and Steve Margaret Dow Mudge Daniel and Michael Hingston, Currier Society Woodsum Davis and Patricia Thurber Inc. (donations $1,500+) Eric and Deanna Marjorie and Jay Hodes Ardath Blauvelt and Marcia MacDonald Carolyn and Philip Hollman Donaldson ($500 - $999) Anne D. Milne W. Jean and Lucille D. Rick and Renee Botnick Pam and John Blackford The Montrone Family Laflamme Richard and Dorothy John and Julie Carter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Christine R. Louis Botnick Sarah and Peter Crow Morison III Francis Mason, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. R. Huntington Lyman and Diana Delano David J. and Kathleen R. George and Nan Mathey Breed II Cynthia and Bruce Keller Murray Charles E. Merrill Jr. Eleanor Briggs William and Ann Marvin Patrick and Kendra Clara Mixter Wayne Cardoza Judith and Jim McKenna O’Donnell Edward and Sue Moran David and Louise Carter Anthony A. McManus Ms. Jessica Papatolicas Jessie Pollock Shannon Chandley and Patricia Sullivan Meyers Pam and Ted Parrot Judith and John Ransmeier Thomas J. Silvia Martha E. O’Neill, Esq Thomas and Barbara Putnam Dennis and Maureen Ryan Dwight and Susi Churchill William J. Pananos Elizabeth Richter and Edwina and Monroe Scharff Dr. Geoffrey Clark and Frederick and Adele Pulitzer Matthew Stover Stella J. Scheckter Mrs. Martha Fuller Clark Carlton F. Rezendes Carol Robey and Robert Oot Mary Anne and John Seney Arthur Clarke and Susan Bill Stelling and William David and Barbara Roby Nora Tuthill Sloan Siroty Linda and Terry Robinson Fred Upton* Charles and Nancy Cornelio Charles Sullivan and Susan Harry and Barbara Shepler Hon. and Mrs. Mark W. Raymond G. and Olga Cote Maycock Michael and Peggy Simon Vaughn Harte and Ann Crow Virginia and Joseph David and Nike Speltz Richard and Dorothy Verney Pamela Diamantis Szymanowski Dr. David G. Stahl* Henry E. Vittum Patrick Duffy and Jaye Mary Weinmann Susan Strickler Robert and Loraine Worrell Gibson Anonymous John F. Swope Stephen and Susan Duprey Richard and Ann Thorner M. Christine Dwyer and ($250 - $499) ($100 - $249) Nancy B. Tieken* Michael Huxtable Cheryl and James Adams Nancy W. Alcock-Hood Lydia Bottome Turanchik Denise D. and William H. Ruth Ansell* Joan and Stephen Ames and Stephen Turanchik Dyer Judge and Mrs. Arthur E. Diane Y. Aubrey William W. Upton Pauline G. Elkin Bean, Jr. Julie and Michael Avant Anne and Geoffrey von Kuhn Dr. Louis I. Fink and Peter Bergh and Janet Fred and Patricia Baldwin Robert and Binney Wells Dr. Pamela L. Grich Prince Karin and Stephen Barndollar Joan H. White* Hilda W. and Edward M. Joan C. Camann Dr. Roger E. Belson and Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Fleisher* Robert and Edith Carr Ms. Grace Cohen Wilson Tom and Peg Gaillard Deborah de Peyster and Douglas and Ellen Benjamin Helen and Sumner Winebaum Penelope and Jeffrey Gilbert James Morris James and Elaine Bennett Linda A. Witherill William and Kathy Gillett Tracey and Christopher Jane Bentas Dr. Jim Wolcott and Jean and David Gottesman Doyle Ms. Lila Berry Mrs. Jocelyn Jerry-Wolcott Jason and Rebecca Hackler Robert and Kathleen Drury Polly N. Berry Kimon and Anne Zachos Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hamel Victoria and John Duffy Glenn and Lois Boston Pamela A. Harvey Larry and Yvonne Dunham Gloria V. Bouchard G. Arnold Haynes Annual Fund Louis and Frances Esposito Phyllis H. Carey Elizabeth and Jeremy ($1,000+) David A. Glynn Jim and Gail Carolan Hitchcock Ann Beha Architects Katherine M. Hanna Jeanne Caron Marilyn and Alan Hoffman Pauline G. Elkin John P. Harrod Tracey and Charles Carrier Donald Logan and Patricia Lucius and *Nancy Hill John David and Terry Mark and Deborah Chag Howard Paul and Debbie Kinson Heinzmann Peter and Judy Cheung

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onors Nancy W. Grady* Ms. Beth Raymond Alice R. Yanulis D Francine Hall Donna Marie Regis Janet Yorek-Basey ...... Charles H. Hamilton, M.D. James and Ann Robinson Anonymous (2) ($100- $249) cont. Jane and H.E. Harrington, Richard Russell Graham and Tara Chynoweth Jr. Gordon and Barbara Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. (up to $99) Dr. Robert P. Hasserjian Russell Clark Harriett H. Bailey Garry Henkel John and Lynn Safford Katherine Clark Barbara Barbour Dr. and Mrs. John C. Herper Arpiar Saunders and Jill Hal and Margot Close Bruce and Michelle Baxter John and Susan Howe Blackmer Mrs. Eleanor H. Colby Dorothy A. Bean David and Bea Howe Carol and Jeff Schapira Sherry and Frank Collins The Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Edwin G. Hughes III Bill and Jill Schoonmaker David and Linda Connell Beliveau Charles and Rita Hungler Susan Schultz Robyn Cotton David Bellows and Nancy Gerald and Anne Indorf Steven B. Schwartz and Diane Dalamangas and Cooper Terry and Cynthia Irwin Paula Leonard-Schwartz Lawrence George Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cynthia Johnson Deirdre L. Segerson Dorothy and Roger Davies Benjamin Lee Jones and William Mr. and Mrs. David W. Marilyn and David Davison Gayle and Kenneth Blake Robinson Sheldon Dr. and Mrs. Mark De Helen J. Bradley Louis and Mary Kahn John Shonle and Shirley Rosch Gina L. Bregani Douglas and Risa Keene Smith Donald DeGraeve Renee Brenner Elin and Tupper Kinder Mr. and Ms. William Curt and Alice DeSouza Erna Brown Rosmarie H. Krosch Shucart Little Doris M. Buckley Richard and Nancy Kudler Jayme and Laura Simoes Cynthia Diamantis Donald A. Burns Capt. and Mrs. Robert S. Barbara Simon Ms. Shawne Diaz Martin Cannata and Karla Lewellen Barbara C. Smiles Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Vogel Starr M. Manus Jane and David Sodders Dobrowolski Douglas and Linda John K. Martin Bette Sotiriou Richard and Katherine Chamberlain Katharine and John Andrew Spahr and Donna Drisko Scott and Andrea Chatfield McCrillis Dunlop Bette H. Duhaime Jo Cheney Sam Smoot and Karen Frederick and Ruth Stavis Gerald and Rochelle Nancy Chiesa McDonnell Barbara Stewart and Durette Mrs. Helen P. Closson Mr. and Mrs. David G. Thomas Noel Aurore and Scott Eaton Margaret G. Comiskey McDonough Walter and Janet Stiles Christopher and Janet Jane Conradsen Mr. and Mrs. John P. Margaret M. Straw Eliades Noah Cote McGiffin Larry and Pia Sunderland Jack and Sheila Evjy Charles and Mary Susan Elaine Michaud Guy A. Swenson and Mary Charles and Charlotte Crickman Dennis B. Mires and Nancy Lindstrom Faulkner Alva Cumming R. Slate Bill and Jean Tallman Robert Sargent Fay* Glenn and Susanne Currie Patricia and Richard Molan Ute and Roy Tellini Lawrence and Non Mitzi J. Dearborn, Ph.D. Louise Monast James and Sandra Townsend Finkelstein Michael and Alice DeLucia Ms. Gloria J. Neary Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ullman Aletheia and Albert Fischer Mrs. Charles S. Denny Jean Pinckney Nelson Judy Unger-Clark and John Joslin Kimball Frank Robert C. Dewey and Pamela David L. and Patricia Nixon Clark Elenore Freedman Van Arsdale Muriel and Claude Pelletier Barbara Upton Richard and Ann Friedman Diane Digirolamo Melissa and Stephen Pennell James C. Van Dongen Thomas Friel Sam and Diane Dugan George A. Perry and Paula Dr. James Walter Edith Gambee Joy Dunn Gaudet Diane E. Hoisel Wanger Peter and Mary Ginieres Sylvio and Cecile Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. David S. Jack and Pat Weeks David and Michelle Arlene and Bob Eckerson Phillips David and Jane White Goldman Eleanor C. Feuer Doris Proulx James and Anita Whitehead Sylvia Blaksee and Fred Mary Ellen Foley Donald R. Provencher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wolf Goodrich Anne S. Frantz

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onors Lori and Joseph Pratt Matching Gifts Thomas E. Erickson and D Joan and David Pushee Merck & Co., Inc. Christine E. Regan ...... Henry Putzel Jr.* Stanley and Cheryl Fry (Up to $99) Lincoln Financial Foundation, Daniel A. Raizes Peter and Mary Ginieres Philip F. Frazier Inc. Peter and Suzanne Read Mr. and Mrs. James Blanche Friedman Catherine P. Robbins Gosselin Rev. and Mrs. William S. Linda and Sol Rockenmacher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grau Gannon Members Randolph and Deborah Barbara J. Haglind Mr. and Mrs. John H. Giffin ...... Roody Benefactor ($1,000) Carolyn and Philip Hollman Jr. Elisabeth W. Russell Michael J. Duffy II and Nicki and Donald Gilmore Cynthia and Bruce Keller Robert and Estelle Smith Stephen C. Cornish Walter and Eleanor Jeffrey Keller and Nikky Adrienne and Kenneth Goddard Flores Spector Sustaining ($500) Fran Gordon Elin and Tupper Kinder Elizabeth Squeglia Richard Blackburn Mr. Frank T. Gutmann L.J. Margesson and F.W. Mr. Dan Stack Pauline and James Bogaert Mrs. Anne M. Hamilton Danby Kelly and Bruce Stoller Howard Brodsky and Joan Jan and Maria Havinga George and Nan Mathey Jane Storm Talarico Peter and Phyllis Hofman Dennis B. Mires and Nancy Jeanne M. Sullivan Peter Conrad and Janice Carol and David Hulick R. Slate Mr. and Mrs. David F. Marchut Conrad Mrs. James D. Hume Clara Mixter Sweeney James and Delores Davis Catherine Keane and Paul L. Patricia and Richard Molan Margaret Talcott and Scott John and Sarah O’Connor Salafia Karen O’Connell and Eric Scharer Christiane Rothwangl and Amanda and Mark Lacasse Bahr Edmund C. Tarbell Hossein Vaez Addie Ann Lambarth Mark and Kathryn Parenti Bernice and Saul Taube Stephen Smith Nancy Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Ron Poirier Sarah Tautkus Bill Stelling and William Ovide and Jeanne Jessie Pollock Ms. Jill Teeters and Mr. Siroty Lamontagne Hobart and Barbara Rand Dave Lamothe Virginia and Joseph James and Barbara Brewka George and Ellen Robertson Robert and Barbara Thinnes Szymanowski Lee Edwina and Monroe Scharff Mr. and Mrs. Bryant F. Davis and Patricia Thurber Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mr. David E. Swain Tolles Jr. June Trisciani and Jeffrey Lerner Arthur and Roberta Jean Topping Rogers Kevin and Diane Lonergan Walmsley Germaine Trisciani Henry E. Vittum Elizabeth and Michael David and Jane White Anne D. Twitchell Charles and Christine Mayor Scott and Sue Whittaker Kevin P. Van Anglen Zoulias Laurel and Seth McClead Joyce and Kenneth Volk Mary S. McGowan Sponsor ($175) Sidney A. Walker Barbara Meyers Patron ($350) Betty and Ed Allman Margaret Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Miller Julie and Michael Avant Edward Aloise and Claudia James and Kathleen David and Robin Millward J. Peter Brady and Destiny Rippee Wieczorek Mrs. Mary Moran and Dumire Sammy and Trice Antinoro Donna and Randall Wood Mr. James Madden Joan C. Camann Ann and Bill Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lawrence and Eileen Moyer Michael Capozza Anne Baird and Stephen Yeager Mr. Alan Neubert John and Julie Carter Campbell Marilyn J. Ziffrin Amy Nicholls Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Karin and Stephen Margaret M. O’Connell* Anonymous (4) Clark Barndollar John and Sarah O’Connor Karen Clement and Richard Gail Barringer William and Nancy Osgood Gifts in Memorium A. Jordan Phyllis and Clifford Otto In memory of Dorothy Sarah and Peter Crow Ruth and Nick Perencevich Messenger Father Andrew Cryans Joseph Perna Milton and Edith Novak Robert C. Dewey and Pamela Ed and Marie Poirier MJ Group at Morgan Stanley Van Arsdale Wealth Management

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embers Gerald and Rochelle Elaine and David McCartney Bill and Jill Schoonmaker M Durette Joyce and Robert McCray Rabbi Joshua L. Segal and ...... Peter R. Egelston Mr. and Mrs. David G. Karen Satz Sponsor $175 (cont.) Louis and Frances Esposito McDonough Nancy Severn Sherron Bassett and Justin Charles and Charlotte Megan and Jeff McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. David W. Smith Faulkner Judith and Jim McKenna Sheldon Cecily Bastedo Rochelle and David Fogg Jason and Elizabeth John Shonle and Shirley Margaret Beale and Robert Caroline French McKinney Smith Jones David and Michelle Fred and Paula McLaughlin Sarah Shor and Timothy John and Merrill Goldman Florence Merrill Ewald Beauchamp Eleanor Goldthwait Dorothy and Lundy Minior Don and Moira Sieker Judson and Janice Belmont Charles and Jaye Goodwin Cheryl Moore Art and Kathryn Springsteen Dr. Roger E. Belson and Judith L. Haigh and Fred Lawrence and Eileen Moyer James and Mary Starke Ms. Grace Cohen Norton Frank and Paula Mroz David Steelman and Virginia James and Elaine Bennett John P. Harrod Theresa and Paul Nixon Theo-Steelman Carolyn and Randy Benthien Bruce A. Harwood Edward and Elizabeth Bob Stegmaier David Berthiaume Dr. Robert P. Hasserjian O’Connor Charles Sullivan and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Eric Birch David Hawkins Martha E. O’Neill, Esq Maycock Ron Bourgeault Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. William J. Pananos Rev. Robert O. Swanson Dr. David J. Steiner and Hazelton Carolyn and John Payzant Bill and Jean Tallman Dr. Jayne E. Boyd Gary and Patricia Hicks Melissa and Stephen Pennell Ruth Taylor Daniel Brand Lucius and Nancy Hill Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Robert Teeling Ms. Regina Bringolf Marjorie and Jay Hodes Perras Ms. Jill Teeters and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Charles and Rita Hungler George A. Perry and Paula Dave Lamothe Broadwater David and Patricia Immen Gaudet Carol and Paul Tingleff Jed Callen and Carol Hess Gerald and Anne Indorf Noreen and Jim Polus Brian and Helena Titilah Jim and Gail Carolan Vernis and Emerald Jackson Susan and Jon Posner Richard and Laura Tyler Robert and Edith Carr Nancy and Philip Jerauld David and Johanna Publow Judy Unger-Clark and John Tracey and Charles Carrier Anton and Maggie Kaska Frederick and Adele Pulitzer Clark Margaret and Frank Case Thomas Kellaway and Jill Judy Reardon Fred Upton* George and Michelle Redmond Stephen and Deborah Hon. and Mrs. Mark W. Caughey James and Pamela Kelly Reichheld Vaughn Peter and Jeannette Clemons Linda and John Kenney Patricia and Kevin Reigstad Susan and Kevin Wheel Alan and Suzanne Larry and Emilia Kivimaki Alan and Joan Reische Margaret Wiegand Cleveland Thomas and Cathy Knox John Resnick and Andrea L. Richard and Frances Winneg David and Linda Connell Dorothy and Warren Koch Mast Jennifer Wise Mrs. Virginia N. Cook Charles and Lynn Koontz Katherine D. Rines and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wolf Bradford and Kathleen Tamar Krichevsky and Mike Benjamin Schore Robert and Loraine Worrell Cook Rosen Martha and Darden Rives Donald and Gail York Thomas J. Copadis Ronald Lavallee Ann and John Routos Gerald and Candace Joseph T. Curti and Amelia Carol Leary Dirk and Marnie Ruemenapp Youngman Larsen Irene R. Lover Dennis and Maureen Ryan Gerald Yuscavage Rev. Alan G. Deale Daniel and Marcy Lyman Deborah and Richard Sargent Lyman and Diana Delano Anonymous Lawrence and Elizabeth Joyce Saturley and Judith Richard and Katherine Marcotte Daigle Drisko Peter Martin and Lynn Arpiar Saunders and Jill Pauline and Richard Freeman Blackmer Ducharme Francis Mason, Ph.D. Albert and Sharon Scaramella Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey and Karen Masors John and Jill Schiffman Duffley Frederick Matuszewski Ms. Anne E. Schmidt

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nstitutional Public Service of New People’s United Bank Lincoln Financial I Hampshire R.C. Brayshaw and Foundation, Inc. Members St. Mary’s Bank Company, Inc. Lindner Dental Associates ...... Wild Orchid Baking Company Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. Massachusetts College of Nancy B. Tieken* Moin Orthodontics Pharmacy and Health Associate ($500+) National Endowment for the Moore Center Services Ash Street Inn White Mountain Arts New England College Atrium Medical Corporation Breakfront NH Charitable Foundation New Hampshire Institute of Baker Newman & Noyes Shannon Chandley and Rotary Club of Nashua - Art Curbstone Financial Thomas J. Silvia West NHTI, Concord’s Community Management Corporation Dwight and Susi Churchill Nancy B. Tieken* College Harvey Construction Kimon and Anne Zachos Saint Anselm College Corporation of New Lethal Beauty: Samurai Anonymous (2) Southern NH University Hampshire Weapons and Armor UNH Manchester Hilton Garden Inn Botnick Family Foundation Manchester and E & R Laundry and Art Center Business Ideas in Bloom, LLC Dry Cleaners ...... Partners Lacoste Gallery Inc. E. Rhodes and Leona B. The Brown Foundation, Inc. Merchants Automotive Carpenter Foundation of Houston ...... Hitchiner Manufacturing Saul O Sidore Memorial Benefactor ($10,000+) Group Inc Co., Inc. Foundation Hitchiner Manufacturing MFI Productions Northeast Delta Dental Cheryl and James Adams Co., Inc. Michael Timothy’s Dining Group Anonymous Ruth Ansell* Mint Bistro Diane Y. Aubrey Sponsor ($5,000+) North American Specialty Abigail Anne Newbold: Carolyn Bates Bank of America Merrill Insurance Company Crafting Settlement Marek Bennett Lynch Republic The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Ardath Blauvelt and Marcia Canon Solutions America, RMC Research Foundation Donaldson Inc. Shepler Financial Group, Dr. and Mrs. R. Huntington Northeast Delta Dental LLC Poster Mania! Breed II Leisure, Romance and Kathy M. Card and Larry Underwriter ($2,500+) Business Partner Adventure in 1890’s Gagnon Bank of New Hampshire Peter and Judy Cheung ($250) America Century Bank Dwight and Susi Churchill Home Instead Senior Care Central Paper Products Lucille Davison Trust Company Sherry and Frank Collins R.C. Brayshaw and Company, Ruth M. Conley Inc. E & R Laundry and Dry Program Cleaners Dr. and Mrs. Mark RiverStone Resources, LLC Newmarket International Support De Rosch Pamela Diamantis YogaBalance ...... Supporter ($1,000+) Waldo and Alice Ayer Trust Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Bellwether Community Credit Badger Fund of the NHCF xhibition Dobrowolski Union E Elsie A. Brown Fund, Inc. Ann Domingue Birch Hill Terrace Support Bequest of Charles E. Karen and Stephen Doyle Christie’s ...... Buckley Patrick Duffy and Jaye ColArt Americas, Inc. David and Barbara Roby Canon Solutions America, Gibson FairPoint Communications, Inc. M. Christine Dwyer and Inc. Printmaking in the Age Citizens Bank Foundation Michael Huxtable ICL Imaging of Rembrandt Arthur Getz Charitable Tom and Peg Gaillard League of NH Craftsmen Netherland-America Trust Rev. and Mrs. William S. Foundation Samuel P. Hunt Foundation Gannon

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rt enter Amanda Desmarais A C Ms. Linda S. Garriott Henry Melville Fuller Legacy Society ...... Jeanne Lachance and John This year the Currier Museum formally announced Peter and Mary Ginieres Burpee the establishment of its bequest society. The Henry Ms. Patricia Goss Judith McLean Melville Fuller Legacy Society of the Currier Museum of Karen and Joseph Graham Sharon Price Art recognizes individuals who have remembered the Michael Hall and Pat David and Jill Rumore museum in their estate plans. While the museum has Glascock Sally Gordon Shea been the recipient of many bequests, until now, it has Fred and Nancy Harwood Robert and Estelle Smith not had a formal avenue through which to commemorate Maria Henriquez Meg and Phil Tatro these legacy gifts. Below are those individuals who have Elizabeth and Jeremy Lynne Tyler provided for the museum in their estate plans. We are Hitchcock Anonymous deeply grateful for their intention and honored to carry Sheila and John Hoglund out their wishes in perpetuity. Carolyn and Philip Hollman In memory of Dolores Bruce Iverson Wayne Cardoza John F. Swope Andrea and Frederick Amor Monks Raymond G. and Olga Cote Bill and Jean Tallman Andre and Barbara Hurtgen Jackson Pamela Diamantis Richard and Ann Thorner David and Dorothea Jensen Patrick Duffy and Jaye William W. Upton Linnell and Richard In memory of Joyce L. Gibson Helen and Sumner Krikorian Youngberg M. Christine Dwyer and Winebaum Corie Lyford Pamela and Peter Haynes Michael Huxtable Harry and Anne Wollman Bruce* and Rose McColl Tom and Peg Gaillard Kimon and Anne Zachos Bruce McColl and Rane Matching Gift May Gruber* Anonymous (3) Hall Companies Donald Logan and Patricia Leticia and Mark Meehan The GE Foundation Howard Cheryl Moore AIG Matching Grants David and Dorothea Jensen Patrick and Kendra Program Denise M. Johnson* O’Donnell Irene R. Lover Jaime Orrego Library Donors Jean P. McMillen Harry and Barbara Shepler Visual Resources Association Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jayme and Laura Simoes Foundation Morison III Elizabeth Squeglia Thomas and Barbara Susan Strickler Zimmerman House Putnam Jeanne M. Sullivan Denise D. and William H. Dyer Harry and Barbara Shepler John F. Swope NH Land and Community Jeanine Tousignant and Heritage Investment *Deceased Chris Drobat Program William W. Upton Stockman Family Foundation Joan H. White* Trust James and Anita Whitehead Dr. Susanna S. Wilkens Operating Support Kimon and Anne Zachos NH State Council on the Arts Laura Zorawowicz and the National Anonymous Endowment for the Arts

In memory of Donald Acquisitions and Desmarais Conservation Gloria and Jeffrey Andrews David Stahl, in memory of Beverly and Joe Belanger Robert Keller Michelle and Michael Beliveau

18 Donors & Members Exhibitions & Sponsors

New Hampshire and the American Studio Craft Movement June 1, 2012 – May 1, 2013 From the Currier’s collection

Contemporary Connections, Cristi Rinklin: Diluvial June 2, 2012 – September 2, 2012 Sponsored by Laconia Savings Bank and supported by the Gloria Wilcher Exhibition Fund and a research and publication grant from the College of the Holy Cross. Additional support provided by ICL imaging.

Transcending Nature: Paintings by Eric Aho June 2, 2012 – September 9, 2012 Supported by TransCanada Corporation, the Fleisher Family Fund of the NH Charitable Foundation, and the Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation.

Printmaking in the Age of Rembrandt B ates.com ©Carolyn September 29, 2012 – January 6, 2013 View into the Abigail Anne Newbold: Sponsored by People’s United Bank, Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. Crafting Settlement exhibition. and Nancy B. Tieken with additional support from the Netherland-America Foundation and R.C. Brayshaw and Company Inc.

Lethal Beauty: Samurai Weapons and Armor February 2, 2013 – May 5, 2013 Organized by International Art & Artists, Washington, DC and the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture. Supported by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, the Botnick Family Foundation, E & R Laundry and Dry Cleaners, and Northeast Delta Dental.

Contemporary Connections, Abigail Anne Newbold: Crafting Settlement March 30, 2013 – July 14, 2013 Supported by the Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation.

Poster Mania! Leisure, Romance and Adventure in 1890s America May 24, 2013 – September 2, 2013 From the Currier’s collection. Supported by The Robert and Art center students tour Poster Mania! Lucille Davison Estates and their heirs. Leisure, Romance and Adventure in 1890’s America exhibition.

EXHIBITIONS & SPONSORS 19 trustees M. Christine Dwyer, President Harry Shepler, Vice President & Treasurer John H. Morison III, Clerk Lucy Fowlkes Breed advisory council Dwight D. Churchill Jean Gottesman, Chair Amanda McGowan Lacasse Pamela Diamantis Deborah de Peyster, Vice Chair Jane Larmon Stephen Duprey Margaret Gaillard, Laurel McClead Margaret Gaillard Immediate Past Chair Patricia Meyers Jean Gottesman Cheri Adams Jessie Pollock Elizabeth Hitchcock Sherron Bassett Virginia Prescott David A. Jensen Loraine Bernard Carol Robey Kendra Stearns O’Donnell Sue Callihan Linda Robinson Barbara B. Putnam Gray Chynoweth Barbara Shepler Nike Speltz Robyn Cotton Bill Stelling John F. Swope Sarah Crow Sharon Stephan Richard Thorner Michael J. Duffy II Margaret Talcott William W. Upton Hilda Fleisher* Rod Tenney Kimon S. Zachos Joslin Kimball Frank June Trisciani Patricia Furey Anne von Kuhn EMERITI Penny Gilbert Joan H. White* Raymond G. Cote Jason Hackler Patrick Duffy Richard Haynes Elenore Freedman Terry Heinzmann Anne Milne Marjorie Hodes John H. Morison Andrew Irwin Davis P. Thurber Vernis Jackson Nancy Tieken* Cynthia Kelly Helen Winebaum Megan Burke Kidder

guild of volunteers executive committee

Barbara Shepler, Executive Chair Dennie Dyer, Executive Vice Chair Angela Hoke, Treasurer Richard Russell, Secretary Judith McKenna, Guild Communications Co-Chair Pauline Bogaert, Guild Communications Co-Chair Charlotte DeBell, Library Chair Nancy Johnson, Meetings and Programs Chair Nancy Baker, Guild Membership Chair Alan Slotkin, Museum Docents Chair Sandra Chandonnet, Museum Shop Chair Marilyn Davison, Special Projects Chair and Museum Ambassadors Chair Victoria Duffy, Zimmerman House Docents Chair The Guild of Volunteers luncheon and auction 2013

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DIRECTOR’S OFFICE PUBLIC PROGRAMS Kimberly Johnson Faculty Susan Strickler Leah Fox Christos Kassaras Marek Bennett Barbara Jaus Marilyn Davison Mutaz Kataa Patricia Benson Jane Seney Benoit Kekumba Beth Brisson BUSINESS OFFICE Lynn Thomson Calvin Lando Annie Campbell Sherry Collins Christa Zuber John Maguire Daniele Caradonna Judith Costigan Theophilus Martey Rocco Caradonna Alana Johanson OPERATIONS Michael McClain Ellie Clough Paula Senneville Karen Graham Ryan Nelson Nancy Craig Lisa Solange Pavlopoulos Yammilette Pizarro-Matias Amy Croteau MUSEUM SHOP Jennifer Robinson Ellen Davison Heidi Norton CAFÉ Sydney Specht Rebecca Davison Rebecca Anderson Joseph Sylvester Lucas Troy Pamela DiFloures Korrena Cowing Tyler Beliveau Douglas Tyler Ann Domingue Valerie Laker Brendan Burke Shane Waller Kerry Harman Sara Larson Cheryl Holbert CURATORIAL Deanna Parenteau ART CENTER Jerry Holbert Andrew Spahr Tammy Sarette Administration June Latti Jeff Allen Jeff Volkers Bruce McColl Corie Lyford Ashlee Bailey Sadie Barton Joseph Montroy Nina Bozicnik FACILITIES Kathy Card Kristine Nyhan Sky Emmons-Shaw Nelson Goddard Linn Krikorian Verne Orlosk Cynthia Mackey Robert Desrochers Andrew Laskowski John O’Shaughnessy Karen Papineau Matthew McMahon Rachel Montroy Joy Raskin Meghan Petersen Ron Sklutas Jennifer Silva Kurt Sundstrom Michael Somers Monique Staples Aimie Westphal Laura Zorawowicz SECURITY DEVELOPMENT Thomas Minota Christine Louis Evan Benoit Stacy Broulidakis David Bundzinski Carey Cahoon Chris Chakas Sara Turner Frank Collins Lauren Dadmun GUEST SERVICES Matthew Dadmun Maria O’Leary Jerrilee Maille Tracey Carrier Nathan St. Pierre Chelcie George Mina Al Rais Melanie Larson Keyandra Barchay-Robinson Michael Piantedosi Jessalyn Benson Stephen Stanley Amy Bettencourt Nicholas Bugieda PR & MARKETING Robert Duffy Steven Konick James Egan Neva Cole Russell Gebo John Griffin Isaiah Gulino Thomas Hobbs Preparator Jeff Allen during installation of Lethal Beauty: Samurai Weapons and Armor. staff 21 financial statement Condensed Statement of Financial Position ASSETS 2013 2012 Investments $83,679,088 $80,403,167 Pledges receivable 138,821 147,291 Other current assets 394,972 710,922 Property, plant and equipment, net of depreciation 18,591,186 19,504,633 TOTAL ASSETS $102,804,067 $100,766,013

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities $286,647 $307,244 Long term debt 7,577,576 8,730,921 Net assets: Unrestricted 742,515 1,522,441 Temporarily restricted 43,705,271 39,713,399 Permanently restricted for operations 50,492,058 50,492,008 and acquisitions TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $102,804,067 $100,766,013

Supplemental Schedule of Pro Forma Operating Activites June 30, 2013 and 2012 SUPPORT AND REVENUE FOR OPERATIONS 2013 2012 Investment income used for current year’s operations $2,330,716 $2,135,029 Transfers from named funds 182,637 423,652 Museum 1,089,032 960,842 Art Center 280,063 282,279 Exhibitions 104,000 102,300 Zimmerman House 60,843 59,534 TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE FOR OPERATIONS 4,047,291 3,963,636

OPERATING EXPENSES Museum 3,377,064 3,195,927 Art Center 326,633 360,649 Exhibitions 138,040 157,072 Zimmerman House 109,356 109,735 General and administrative 92,714 130,518 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 4,043,807 3,953,901

Support & revenues restricted to or designated for $3,484 $9,735 current year’s operations in excess of expenses NOTE: The above pro forma presentation reflects support and revenue used to fund the Museum’s operating expenses for the years presented, including funds transferred from endowments in accordance with the Museum’s spending policy. As is standard practice for endowment supported organizations, the Museum’s spending policy provides for the use of a percentage of the average value of endowments over previous years to fund current operating expenses. The fair value of endowments over the immediately preceding twenty quarters was used to determine spending for 2013 and fourteen quarters for 2012. Funds transferred from endowments (not otherwise restricted) to cover operating expenses amounted to 6.3% and 6.1% of the average fair value of those endowments for 2013 and 2012, respectively.The above pro forma presentation does not include actual investment interest, gains, losses, or related expenses. In addition, certain non-operating support, revenue, and expenses, including gains on sales of deaccessioned art, funds used to purchase collection items, and depreciation expense are not included. The Museum does not capitalize items donated or purchased for the collections and follows a policy of purchasing collection items using only funds restricted to, or designated for, acquisitions.This pro forma presentation differs significantly from the Statements of Activities as presented in the Museum’s audited financial statements and is not in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

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