YEAR IN REVIEW FY2007 THE WALTERS ANNUAL REPORT YEAR IN NUMBERS 2007 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from the Director Exhibitions Acquisitions Donors Volunteers Staff Board of Trustees Financial Information List of Artworks The Annual Report 2007 Letter from the Director Looking back on a year at the Walters, more Walters visitorship was up more than 40% events stand out that can fit in a letter. Here year-to-date since going free. Moreover, are just a few of the many accomplishments African-American participation at the muse- that filled FY2007. um had tripled, and we were welcoming near- ly four times as many children. This means, of F R E E A D M I S S I O N course, that we have truly become a family des- tination, and we are much closer to reflecting October 1, 2006 marked an important mile- the demographic reality of our region. stone in the history of the Walters. On that day, the Walters Art Museum, in partnership M A J O R E X H I B I T I O N S with the Museum of Art, eliminated its general admission fee. The permanent col- Courbet and the Modern Landscape lections of our two great museums were once Curator Eik Kahng privileged the physical and again available to all visitors free of charge, as emotional potential of Courbet’s viscerally they both had been until a generation ago. We powerful landscapes over the art history lesson were able to take this dramatic step thanks to they could convey, and did convey at the other generous support from Baltimore City and two venues on the tour—the Getty and the Baltimore County, which, like the two muse- Houston Museum of Fine Arts—where the ums, are acting in partnership in service to our installations of Courbet and the Modern region. The effect of this major step will be Landscape were at once elegant and traditional. greater service to our regional community, in Kahng concluded that since Courbet fulfillment of our mission “to bring art and seemed to have an interest in “ people together for enjoyment, discovery, and sound,” it was not only legitimate, but in fact learning.” would certainly have potentially enhancing, aesthetically, to present endorsed this return to free access as fully con- his to Walters audiences with sistent with the gift of his collection to accompanying music. Four pieces, inspired by Baltimore “for the benefit of the public.” the seasonal installation scheme, were com- As the Walters ended its fiscal year, on June missioned from composers at our neighboring 30, we could look back on nine months of free institution, the Peabody Conservatory. admission—and marvel. At the end of June, 3 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007

But the curator did not stop there. She rea- gorgeous paintings speak for themselves,” said soned that since the seasonal landscapes par- one, whereas another, more to my liking, said, took in seasonal changes in light quality, and “Beautiful exhibit! This isn’t the staid, dull since there were also moment-to-moment Walters anymore.” fluctuations as clouds rolled by, a lighting Go to our online presentation for a full consultant should and did differentially light rundown on the exhibition: what it looked each season, and made the light intensity in like, what it sounded like, and what people each subtly rise and fall. Finally, the wall col- said. Take a look at the seven-minute video ors were anything but typical Walters elegance. wherein those of us most directly involved in Rather, they boldly complemented the psycho- the show lay out our motivations and inten- logical mood of each season, as another way to tions. And finally, to discover what really hap- intensify and prolong the visitors' experience. pened, read the summative visitor research Add to this the absence of labels, and you compiled by Randi Korn and Associates. arrive at a show that is anything but typically We think our experiment was a success. Walters. As you might guess, the reaction of But you may disagree—whether you saw the our visitors was every bit as varied and intense show or not. Let me know, because more such as that of the critics. “I wish you had let these innovation is in the Walters’ future.

Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Barye Over these four decades, associate director Bill Johnston has worked for three directors and nearly a dozen board presidents; he witnessed the passing of the last of the legendary cast of curators hired in the 1930s, and he has seen his curatorial division grow to nearly three times its original size. In the early days of Bill’s cura- torial time here, there was no such thing as museum “marketing” and “development,” and the Walters Store was Mrs. Poe and a single display cabinet in the Sculpture Court. The Walters was a much quieter place—as I recall from my first visit, nearly 35 years ago. I have known Bill for a bit more than 20 of his 40 Walters years, not just as an able col- league but as a good friend. Though in this, I am hardly alone; Bill has a knack for making and keeping friends. And as much as the world

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around him has changed, the best of what is Bill has remained remarkably constant. He is a phenomenal storyteller, a legendary practical joker, an elegant writer, a generous collabora- tor, a gifted connoisseur—and, like some of the great artists he’s studied over the years, Bill gets better with age. Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Barye was not only a celebration of the greatest French animal sculptor of the 19th century, and of the father and son Walters, but also of Bill’s contributions to this museum over the last four decades.

Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt When I was an undergraduate and took art history for the first time, I could not figure out that so many women, over several generations, how it could happen that shared, and still share, in that extraordinary Florence could count among its ca. 200,000 talent. inhabitants, at the same time, Leonardo and Attendance was great, enthusiasm Michelangelo (among others of nearly equal unbounded; our visitors were profoundly artistic stature). On my first visit, in the sum- moved by what they saw, and they let us know mer of 1967, I imagined the two passing one with heartfelt sincerity in the comment book another on the same street—or maybe, crossing at the end of the show. over to the other side to avoid direct contact. So much talent, in so small a space. Which Technology brings me to Gee’s Bend. Our dramatically transformed website, which After ten of living with these quilts in is the public face of a thorough upgrade in our galleries, I came to fully endorse The New technology at the Walters was spearheaded by York Times senior art critic Michael board member Roger Novak. Like our perma- Kimmelman's gushing review of the show’s nent collection, our cyber address is free to all, first incarnation at the Whitney in 2002, and “for the benefit of the public. wherein he described Gee’s Bend quilts as “...some of the most miraculous works of Gary Vikan, modern art that America has produced.” What I simply cannot figure out is how so much creative talent could come out of such a tiny and remote place—and how it could be Director

5 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007 Exhibitions Mightier Than the Sword: The Satirical Pen Walters, the exhibition of 37 paintings was pre- of KAL sented in an original manner, incorporating J u n e 1 8 – S e p t e m b e r 3 , 2 0 0 6 music and lighting effects to stress the unique, KAL, who is the editorial cartoonist of The auditory quality of Courbet’s landscapes, Economist news magazine of , is known which can be understood as attempts to paint the world over. In this exhibition, the Walters sound. Through a special collaboration with celebrated the 17 years during which he was the of the also editorial cartoonist of . University, original music composed by One of the greatest practitioners of the craft Peabody composition students was played at of cartooning, KAL is also one of the world’s an ambient level in the exhibition. There were most incisive and influential political com- four sections corresponding to the seasons mentators. This show of 189 works included with four different scores, each of which had the cartoons and caricatures for which KAL is been inspired by the paintings themselves. known as well as lesser-known works of sculp- There was also a lighting effect in the galleries, ture and film. It featured his celebrated car- simulating the changing intensity and color of toons of political satire and covered the broad natural light from dawn to dusk. The exhibi- range of social issues to which he is commit- tion was supported by an indemnity from the ted. There was a large educational component Federal Council on the Arts and Humanities. to the show, in which visitors could see how The Walters venue was presented by The KAL composes his characters and in which vis- Women’s Committee of the Walters Art itors could do the same. Museum with additional support provided by Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George. Courbet and the Modern Landscape Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Barye O c t o b e r 1 5 , 2 0 0 6 – J a n u a r y 7, 2 0 0 7 F e b r u a r y 1 1 – M a y 6 , 2 0 0 7 Organized by The J. Paul Getty Museum, this was the first international loan exhibition This exhibition, organized by the Walters, to focus exclusively on the landscape paint- showcased 159 works of Antoine-Louis ings of Gustave Courbet (1819–77). Barye (1795–1875), the fore- Courbet’s landscape paintings most animalier sculp- of the 1860s defined the essen- tor of the 19th centu- tial artistic issues that would ry. Unlike concern the next generation of avant-garde painters, who would be called the impressionists, changing the course of painting for the next 100 years. At the

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other projects of this nature, the exhibition included not only his sculptures, but also paintings in oils and watercolors as well as sketches. The works were drawn primarily from the Walters’ holdings, which are general- ly regarded as the most extensive in existence, and were supplemented by a few loans from the . The exhibition was presented by Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. and The Milton M. Frank and Thomas B. Sprague Foundation, Inc., with lead support from an anonymous donor and Jane and Worth Daniels. Contributing sponsors are Mary B. Hyman and Sara Finnegan Lycett. Additional support provided by Sebbie and Marinos Svolos and Sotheby’s.

Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt J u n e 1 5 – A u g u s t 2 6 , 2 0 0 7 M A N U S C R I P T F O C U S E X H I B I T I O N S Organized by the MFA Houston, the exhibi- Interpretation by Design: Contemporary tion celebrated quilts made by African Bookbindings by Stanley M. Sherman American women who lived in the isolated A p r i l 1 5 – J u l y 1 6 , 2 0 0 6 community of Gee’s Bend, Alabama. These Stanley Sherman is a bookbinder living and quilts, whose patterns—often based on archi- working in Washington, D.C. He trained as an tectural elements—have been handed down architect, and many of the bindings that he through generations, exhibit a unique, bold designs are for books on the history of town improvisational style reminiscent of minimal- planning and architecture, but he also designs ist 20th-century art. Their brilliant design has bindings for books on museums, painters, and elevated the quilt to . Forty-five quilts illumination. Using a wide range were displayed. The Walters venue was present- of materials, Sherman creates bindings that ed by The Women’s Committee of the Walters provide a portal to the subject matter inside, Art Museum with additional support provid- seducing the reader with beautiful interpreta- ed by William R. & Wendyce H. Brody, Vernon tions of their contents. Twenty-nine of his A. Reid, James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. and bindings were displayed. Mychelle Y. Farmer, M.D., Wendy Myerberg Jachman, Jennifer Myerberg and the William L. & Victorine Q. Adams Foundation.

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Schatzkammer: Henry Walters’ German in November 2006. The exhibition included 16 manuscripts, 3 printed books, one painting, J u l y 2 2 – O c t o b e r 2 9 , 2 0 0 6 and a display of altar furnishings. In his pursuit of a rich collection of illuminat- ed manuscripts, Henry Walters amassed a Speaking the Word of God: Illuminated small but high quality group of medieval Korans from the Walters Art Museum books from the German-speaking lands that F e b r u a r y 3 – A p r i l 2 9 , 2 0 0 7 comprise present-day Germany and Austria. The Koran is considered by Muslims to be an These Gospel books, liturgical manuscripts, exact record of the words that God spoke to prayer books, and theological texts received the prophet Muhammad (ca. 570–632). This is the most luxurious decoration of all book why it can only be written in Arabic. In Islamic types in Germany, reflecting the concept of culture, the creation of a finely written copy of the Schatzkammer, or treasury, where the the Koran was considered the highest form of costliest books were often kept in the Middle religious devotion. Showcasing a stunning Ages. This exhibition introduced the visitor to array of manuscripts from the collection of 24 German manuscripts and leaves from the the Walters and including one loan from The 9th through the 16th century, many of which Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, this had rarely been on display, and never before exhibition presented 21 Korans from different shown as a group. regions of the Muslim world, highlighting the richness and variety of Islamic culture. “For This Is My Body”: The Medieval Missal N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 0 6 – J a n u a r y 2 8 , 2 0 0 7 In this exhibition, the Walters displayed its superb collection of illuminated medieval missals, liturgical manuscripts, and printed books for the celebration of the Catholic Mass together for the first time. The exhibition investigated the changing iconography of the missal in the , with a particular emphasis on illustrations for the text of the Canon of the Mass; these included pictures of the Crucifixion and the celebration of the Eucharist that illustrate the core of Catholic doctrine. The exhibition was timed to coincide with the celebrations marking the reopening of Baltimore’s historic Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary

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A N C I E N T F O C U S E X H I B I T I O N S 19 T H - C E N T U R Y F O C U S E X H I B I T I O N S Things with Wings: Mythological Figures in Ancient Alfred Jacob Miller and the Western Indians O c t o b e r 1 2 , 2 0 0 5 – N o v e m b e r 2 6 , J u n e 2 4 – S e p t e m b e r 1 0 , 2 0 0 6 2 0 0 6 In 1837, Baltimore painter Alfred Jacob Miller This small exhibition of 31 objects, including (1810–74) was hired by Captain William bronze and marble statuettes, vases, and gems, Drummond Stewart, an eccentric Scottish explored the various winged gods and hybrid adventurer, to journey to the annual fur- creatures in ancient Greek art. The Greeks traders’ rendezvous in the Green River Valley conceived of messenger gods like and (in what is now western Wyoming) and to doc- Iris as winged, so they could go anywhere and ument the trip in paintings. Organized by the swiftly deliver their messages to gods and mor- American Fur Company, the rendezvous pro- tals alike. In the medieval world, angels vided mountain men and American Indians became the winged intermediaries between with an opportunity to come together to God and humans. Personifications of abstract exchange their furs for supplies that would concepts, such as Love (), Victory (Nike), last them over the next winter. Represented at Sleep (Hypnos), and (Thanatos), could this gathering were Sioux, Bannock, Mandan, also appear as winged humans. The wings of Crow, Snake, Pend Oreilles, Nez Percé, monsters like griffins, sirens, and sphinxes Cheyenne, and Delaware Indians. Miller sup- enhanced their terrifying appearance but also ported himself for the rest of his career paint- protected the beings they guarded. ing oils and watercolors based on his “trail” sketches, 200 of which were commissioned by Daily Magic in Ancient William T. Walters in 1858. Twenty of these D e c e m b e r 2 , 2 0 0 6 – N o v e m b e r 2 5 , 2 0 0 7 paintings were on view in this focus show. Magic was an important part of the religions of the ancient world, and amulets played an Courbet / Not Courbet important role. Their images and symbols S e p t e m b e r 1 6 , 2 0 0 6 – M a r c h 1 1 , 2 0 0 7 were believed to possess great power. Amulets The important exhibition Courbet and the protected one and could guarantee health, Modern Landscape, on view during much of this well-being, luck, and even immortality. They focus show, presented the opportunity to were also used in rituals. Some of these objects explore unresolved questions of attribution were available to everyone, while others were surrounding the late landscapes of Gustave restricted to the elite or to special groups of Courbet (1819–77). Due to massive debts, initiated men or women. This exhibition dis- Courbet churned out endless variations on played 46 Egyptian amulets, scarabs, , some of his most popular landscape subjects in and ritual objects. an effort to raise cash quickly. He worked from

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his studio in Switzerland, where he had been works by Delacroix, forced into exile, often employing assistants to Cézanne, Klee, hasten rapid production and subsequent sale. Matisse, Magritte, Drawing from local and New York collections, Mondrian, Warhol, this focus show included a group of 11 late and Dali, among oth- landscapes and a related print. Several of these ers. This group of are firmly rejected as being by Courbet by spe- paintings functions as cialists, while others are questioned but still a mini meditation on attributed to the artist in scholarly literature. this sub-genre of still- Courbet’s complex technique, which involved life painting, as well as the use of the palette knife, sponges, and even summarizing rapidly fingers, was discussed in an effort to distin- the history of early guish between the master’s touch and that of Modernism from his followers and forgers. I m p r e s s i o n i s m through Surrealism and beyond. Portrait Medallions of David d’Angers D e c e m b e r 9 , 2 0 0 6 – J u n e 2 2 , 2 0 0 8 O T H E R F O C U S E X H I B I T I O N S David d’Angers (French, 1788–1856) was one of the most influential portrait sculptors in from the Dumbarton Oaks during the first half of the 19th centu- Collection ry. Seven of the Walters’ 57 bronze portrait A p r i l 2 7, 2 0 0 5 – N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 0 7 medallions by the artist are on view. Dumbarton Oaks closed for renovation at the end of 2004. Its Byzantine collection (4th–15th Floral Still Lifes from the Collection of Robert centuries) ranks among the most significant and Jane Meyerhoff in the world. The collection also includes sev- M a r c h 2 9 – J u n e 1 0 , 2 0 0 7 eral pieces of western and exam- The Meyerhoffs are famous for having ples of Greek and . For approxi- amassed one of the most prized collections of mately two-and-a-half years, while the galleries 20th- and 21st-century modern masters. Less at Dumbarton Oaks were closed, 17 of these well known are the delicate floral still lifes col- objects—including ivory caskets and devotion- lected by Mrs. Meyerhoff for her own private al panels, a relief statue, and a magnificent delectation. As a tribute to Mrs. Meyerhoff, icon of St. Peter—were on view in the Walters’ whose 2004 passing is still mourned, the medieval galleries. The temporary installation Walters was proud to display this group of of Dumbarton Oaks’ objects at the Walters minor masterpieces by seminal artists of the offered a rare opportunity to see these great 19th and 20th centuries. The selection of 21 collections side-by-side. watercolors, pastels, and drawings included

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Ottoman Embroideries and Other Ornament P O R T R A I T M I N I AT U R E E X H I B I T I O N M a y 5 – S e p t e m b e r 9 , 2 0 0 7 The Miniatures of William J. Baer The Walters has a fine but little-known collec- J u l y 1 – D e c e m b e r 3 , 2 0 0 6 tion of 18th- and 19th-century embroidered Baer (1860–1941) was a leading exponent of the textiles from , Asia Minor, Armenia, idealized image in America at the end of the Algeria, and other regions of the former 19th century. Until 1892, he specialized in por- . A selection of 13 of these traits and scenes of daily life; for the remainder works and 12 other objects were shown that of his career, he devoted himself to miniatures. display many of the typical ornamental motifs This small focus installation highlighted six of of Ottoman decorative art. The Ottoman his works, including two of his best-known Empire was home to several large ethnic and “idealized” subjects and three miniatures of religious communities. They shared a sophisti- members of the Walters family. cated “language” of ornament, which each of them modified and adapted to its needs and values. Many of the works had not been exhib- O F F - S I T E E X H I B I T I O N S ited in the past three decades, and some had The Essence of Line: French Drawings from never previously been on display. Ingres to Degas Ta c o m a A r t M u s e u m , W a s h i n g t o n , Linda Day Clark: The Gee’s Bend J u n e 9 – S e p t e m b e r 1 7, 2 0 0 6 Photographs A collaborative project of the Walters and The J u n e 1 3 – S e p t e m b e r 2 , 2 0 0 7 Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA), this exhibi- Since 2002, Linda Day Clark has visited Gee’s tion displayed 106 French works on paper Bend, Alabama, six times, thoroughly familiar- from the collections of the Walters, the BMA, izing herself with its people and the environ- and the Peabody Art Collection: ment. While doing so, she has befriended the State Archives. The works demonstrate the quilters who have achieved national promi- remarkable range that distinguishes French nence for their community. Combining an art of the period: neoclassical landscapes intimate knowledge of her subjects with an through symbolist fantasies; sketches through acute observation of detail, Ms. Day Clark’s highly finished narrative scenes; poignant photographs convey penetrating insights into views of peasant life through bawdy carica- the lives of the Gee’s Bend quilters and their tures and social satire. There is a catalogue unique artistic traditions. In a selection of 25 and a searchable on-line catalogue of the over prints, she captured the vibrant colors and 700 French works on paper in the collections bold patterns found in the local architecture of the three institutions. as well as the intense hues of the landscape that are reflected in the quilts.

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Angels of Light: from the Walters Art Museum S m i t h C o l l e g e A r t M u s e u m , N o r t h a m p t o n , M a s s a c h u s e t t s , S e p t e m b e r 2 9 – D e c e m b e r 3 1 , 2 0 0 6 ; M u s e u m o f B i b l i c a l A r t , N e w Yo r k , N e w Yo r k , M a r c h 2 3 – M a y 2 0 , 2 0 0 7 Acquired largely since 1993, the Walters’ collec- tion of Ethiopian icons, manuscripts, and bronze processional crosses is today one of the largest, and finest, collections outside of Ethiopia itself. This exhibition featured 42 highlights (icons, manuscripts, bronze proces- sional crosses, etc.) from the Walters’ perma- nent collection, including recent acquisitions. The 2001 publication, Ethiopian Art, serves as a companion volume to the exhibition. A pre- vious venue was the Birmingham Museum of Art, February 5–April 23, 2006.

Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Barye T h e F r i s t C e n t e r f o r t h e V i s u a l A r t s , T h e P h i l b r o o k M u s e u m o f A r t , Tu l s a , N a s h v i l l e , Te n n e s s e e , S e p t e m b e r 1 6 , O k l a h o m a , J u n e 1 0 – S e p t e m b e r 2 , 2 0 0 7 2 0 0 6 – J a n u a r y 1 4 , 2 0 0 7 This exhibition, organized by the Walters, J o h n a n d M a b l e R i n g l i n g M u s e u m o f showcased 135 works of Antoine-Louis Barye A r t , S a r a s o t a , F l o r i d a , F e b r u a r y 3 – M a y 2 7, 2 0 0 7 (1795–1875), the foremost animalier sculptor of the 19th century. Unlike other projects of this This touring exhibition showcased a selection nature, the exhibition included not only his of 150 pieces of jewelry from the collections of sculptures, but also paintings in oils and the Walters and of Benjamin Zucker with a watercolors as well as sketches. The works were sub-theme that focused on “the ring.” drawn exclusively from the Walters’ holdings, which are generally regarded as the most extensive in existence.

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The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007 Acquisitions G I F T S Photograph of Henry Walters, black and white photograph (A.10)

Gift from Foundation, 2006 Gift of Angelika and Bruce Livie, 2006 Chinese, Seated or Kuan-yin Italian (Venice), Frame, 18th century, gilded (Bodhisattva of Great Compassion), 15-16th cen- wood (66.397.2) tury, dry lacquer and gilt (25.256) Gift of Arthur W. Machen, Jr., 2006 Gift of Mr. Charles C. Fairall, 2006 Aldus Manutius (printer), Geographical Metallic Art Co. (New York), “Medallion for Compendium containing De situ orbis by Meritorious Achievement” Awarded by The Pomponius Mela,, 1518, ink and paint on paper Advertising Club, Baltimore, 1931, bronze (A.7) or vellum with a 19th-century vellum binding with gauffered edges and gold tooled spine, Gift of Stephen W. Fisher, given in memory of inscribed: Solinus. (92.114) Kenneth A. Willaman, 2006 Hayashi Tanigoro, Japanese, Vase with Four Gift of Bernadette McMenamin and Michelle Pigeons in Weeping Cherry Tree on Deep Grey Whelan in memory of Louise L. Meyers, 2006 Ground, cloisonné enamel, silver wire, gilded Alfred Jacob Miller (American), Scene of brass fittings, (44.707) Trappers and Indians, oil on canvas (37.2772)

Gift of John and Berthe Ford, 2006 Gift of Liz and Peter Moser, 2006 Nepal, Bhairava with Goddess, 17th–18th centu- Swiss, Ladies Hunting Case Watch, early 19th ry, gilt copper alloy, lapis lazuli, opal, coral, century, gold and enamel with rubies (58.286) and turquoise (54.3024) Mathey Peytieu (jeweler), Swiss, Ladies Hunting Pakistan or ? (Kashmir or Swat Valley), Case Watch, goldcase with translucent enamel A Buddha, ca. 600, bronze (54.3025) over guilloche surface (58.287) India (Himachal Pradesh), Bodhisattva Swiss, “Chevalier et Cachet” Watch, early 19th Avalokiteshvara, 10th century, bronze, silver century, gold and enamel set with pearls inlay (54.3026) (58.288) India (Kashmir), Bodhisattva, 10th–11th centu- Swiss, Case Watch with Outer and Inner Pair of ry, brass (54.3027) Enamels, ca. 1820-1830, gold and enamel (58.289) Gift of Mrs. Diana D. Gardner, 2006 Photograph of William T. Walters, black and white photograph (A.8) Photograph of William T. Walters, black and white photograph (A.9) 14 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Myers, 2005 Caxton (printer), Single Leaf from Cato’s Georges Inness, Visionary Landscape, 1867-1880, Disticha de moribus, 1483, ink on paper (91.1276) oil on canvas (37.2775) German (Mainz), Single Leaf from Brunner’s, ‘Grammatica rythmica’, ca. 1470-1473, ink on Gift of Joseph G. Reinis, 2006 paper (91.1277) Pierre-Jean David d’Angers, Portrait Medallion Johann Gutenberg? (printer), German of French Revolutionary Georges Couthon (1755- (Mainz), Single Leaf from Catholicon, 1460, vel- 1794), bronze (59.796) lum (91.1278) Pierre-Jean David d’Angers, Portrait Medallion Stuchs (printer), German (Nuremburg), Single of Archeologist and Writer, Prosper Merimée, Leaf from a Missal, ca. 1490, vellum bifolium bronze (59.797) (2006.12.4)

Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Gerhard Schmeisser, 2006 LOA N S F RO M T H E M U S E U M Alfred Jacob Miller (American), Portrait of Colonel Alexander Smith (1790-1858), oil on can- Angels of Light: Ethiopian Art from the vas (37.2773) Walters Art Museum Alfred Jacob Miller (American), Portrait of Smith College Art Museum, Northampton, Lydia Lloyd Murray, Wife of Colonel Alexander Massachusetts Smith (1800-?), oil on canvas (37.2774) Museum of Biblical Art, New York, New York Account Book of Colonel Alexander Smith Containing Record of Purchase for Alfred Jacob Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry Miller Portraits (W.919) The Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, Tennessee Gift of the Shepherd Gallery, New York, in The John and Mable Ringling Museum of honor of William R. Johnston, 2007 Art, Sarasota, Florida Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), Sheet with Notes and Sketches, graphite on heavy- Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Barye weight off-white laid paper (37.2776) The Philbrook Museum of Art, Tulsa, Oklahoma P U RC H A S E S The Holy Roman Empire of the German Museum purchase, Adams Manuscript Fund, Nation: From Otto the Great to the Close of 2006 the Middle Ages Fust and Schoffer (printer), German (Mainz), Kulturhistorisches Museum Magdeburg, Single Leaf from a Bible, 1462, ink on paper Madgeburg, Germany (91.1275) 15 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007

Set in Stone: The Face in Medieval Sculpture Kléopatra und die Caesaren The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bucerius Kunstforum, Hamburg, Germany New York At Freedom’s Door of the Cyclades Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore, Katonah Museum of Art, Katonah, New York Maryland

Best in Show: The Dog in Art from the Princes, and Passions: From A Renaissance to Today Maharana’s Kingdom Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, California

Moments of Vision: Venice and the Islamic Italian from Renaissance to World : Commerce, Court and Convent L’institut du Monde Arabe, , France National Museum of Women in the Arts, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Washington, D.C. New York Howard Pyle and the American Renaissance At Home in Renaissance Italy Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Pennsylvania England Nobiltà Di Piero Van Gogh’s Sheaves of Wheat National Museum of Medieval and Modern Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, Texas Art, Arezzo, Italy

A View Towards Paris Asher B. Durand and the American Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Landscape Maryland Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York

Goddess: Energy Camille Pissaro: The Evolution of an Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Impressionist Australia Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland Milwaukee Museum of Art, Milwaukee, In the Beginning: Bibles Before the Year 1000 Wisconsin Smithsonian Institution, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur B. Sackler Gallery, Washington, D.C.

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Encompassing the Globe: Portugal and the The National Gallery, London, England World in the 16th and 17th Centuries Musée Max Claudet, Salins-les Bains, France Smithsonian Institution, Freer Gallery of Art Wallraf-Richartz-Museum, Cologne, Germany and Arthur B. Sackler Gallery, Washington, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany D.C. Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart, Germany (1840-1926): A Tribute to Von der Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, Daniel Wildenstein and Katia Granoff Germany Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Netherlands Wildenstein & Co. New York, New York National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh, Duncanson-Sonntag Exchange loan Scotland Springfield Museum of Art, Springfield, Musée Jenisch, Vevey, Switzerland Ohio Private Collection National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC Honolulu Academy of Art, Honolulu, LOA N S TO T H E M U S E U M Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Courbet and the Modern Landscape Maryland Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Museum of Fine Arts, , Massachusetts Brussels, Belgium The Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis, Musée des Beaux-arts de Montréal, Montreal, Missouri Canada Private Collection, New York Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, England

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Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York The Rothschild Art Foundation, Baltimore, Private Collection Maryland The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Private Collection New York Museum of Art, Philadelphia, Salander-O’Reilly Galleries, New York, New York Pennsylvania Wildenstein & Co, New York, New York Private Collection Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, Ohio Speaking the Word of God: Illuminated Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio Korans from the Walters Art Museum Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Pennsylvania New York Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Floral Still Lifes from the Collection of Robert Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas and Jane Meyerhoff The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Collection of Robert and Jane Meyerhoff, Center, Los Angeles, California Phoenix, Maryland

Courbet/Not Courbet Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Quilt Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Tinwood Alliance, Atlanta, Georgia Maryland Linda Day Clark: The Gee’s Bend Photographs Linda Day Clark, Baltimore, Maryland

Duncanson-Sonntag Exchange loan Springfield Museum of Art, Springfield, Ohio

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The Walters Art Museum Annual Report 2007 DONORS G E N E R A L O P E R AT I N G The Walters Art Museum extends its sincerest S U P P O R T thanks to everyone – individuals, foundations, Maryland State Arts Council and corporations – who contributed so gener- Baltimore City The Baltimore County ously in 2007. The support and friendship of Commission on Arts and our family of friends and donors enable the Sciences Anne Arundel County Walters to maintain the highest standards for Carroll County Government and visitors from all walks of life and corners of the the Carroll County Arts Council Harford County globe. We are especially pleased to recognize Howard County those individuals, corporate partners, and The State of Maryland foundations who made gifts from July 1, 2006 to

I N D I V I D UA L D O N O R S June 30, 2007. President’s Club ($50,000+) Dr. and Mrs. Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Mr. George A. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davison Paul Ruddock and Jill Shaw- Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Feinberg Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Ruddock Adena and David Testa and Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Benefactor Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. English Mr. and Mrs. Mayo A. Shattuck III Mr. Stephen W. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sherman ($25,000–$49,999) The Harry L. Gladding Mr. D. Smalley Dr. and Mrs. Giraud V. Foster Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hall D. Borden The Wieler Family Foundation Jennifer Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte Mrs. Mary B. Hyman Charles A. and Shirley Wunder Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead Mr. George W. Johnston Anonymous (2) Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff and Ben and Kyle Legg Ms. Rheda Becker Stanley Mazaroff and Henry and William Walters Nancy Dorman Circle ($5,000–$9,999) Founders’ Circle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Modell Dr. and Mrs. George C. Alderman ($10,000–$24,999) Charles J. and Mary Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Nabit Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Becker The William G. Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. Memorial Fund William L. and Nancy B. Paternotte Mr. Michael Brennan and Ellen and Edward Bernard Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pedersen Ms. Jane Sundius Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Bozzuto Mr. William H. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Brown William R. and Wendyce H. Ms. Amy K. Huntoon/Perkins Mrs. Joseph Bryan III Brody Fund Improvement Fund The Bunting Family Foundation The Cordish Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds III 20 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Calvert Caplan Family Foundation, Inc. H. Chace and Helen S. Davis Fund Mr. Joseph DeCarlo Mr. Paul Deeb Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Mr. James A. Goodyear and Dr. Patricia W. Goodyear Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Toney Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Peter Horowitz Betty Huse MD Charitable Foundation Irving Kohn Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mangione Mr. and Mrs. Luke Marbury Ms. Sara D. Perkins/Sheila and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cooper III Mr. David D. McNally and Sara Perkins Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mathias J. DeVito Ms. Michelle Nilssen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Polk, Jr. Mr. Edward L. Dopkin/Classic Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rauch Catering People Mrs. Sally J. Michel Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. A. Eric Dott Mr. and Mrs. Decatur H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Marinos Svolos Dr. James R. Duke Mrs. J. Jefferson Miller II Van Dyke Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley Mrs. Robert P. Mittelman Venable Foundation, Inc. Ms. Norma Jean Geesey Ms. Ann K. Morales Dr. and Mrs. Gary K. Vikan Mrs. W. H. Holden Gibbs Myerberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Wilson The Hecht-Levi Foundation, Inc. Nancy and David Paige Anonymous (2) The David and Barbara B. Samuel Perkins and Nancy Reed Directors’ Circle Hirschhorn Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hobbs The Peterson Family Foundation ($2,500–$,4999) Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto III Aaron & Lillie Straus Foundation, Inc. The James E. Steuart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Riggs, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos John J. Leidy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Askin Dr. and Mrs. Marc Kahn Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sasser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Boesel Mrs. Harry E. Karr Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Harry Letaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott The Campbell Foundation, Inc. Linehan Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Truman T. Semans Mr. Michael P. Cataneo and Lloyd E. Mitchell Foundation M. Sigmund and Barbara K. Ms. Carole Barney Mrs. Isaac C. Lycett, Jr. Shapiro Philanthropic Fund Charlesmead Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Ruth R. Marder Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Beverley C. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. McCreadie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Compton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George V. McGowan Shreckengost 21 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Dr. Herbert A. Silverman and Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Bolton Marjorie Wyman Charitable Trust Ms. Penelope L. Pine Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Burchard Kate and Bunky Markert Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Smelkinson Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mathias Mr. and Mrs. W. Christopher Mr. Howard P. Colhoun Ms. Eleanor McMillan Smith Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. West Mrs. Anne H. Cullen Ms. Stephanie F. Miller Mrs. Gladys W. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. D. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Davidson Millspaugh Curators’ Circle Mr. and Mrs. Mark Deering The Milton M. Frank and Thomas ($1,500–$2,499) Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge B. Sprague Foundation, Inc. The Abraham & Ruth Krieger Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. J. William Murray Foundation, Inc. Mr. Craig Gayhardt Mr. and Mrs. R. Bentley Offutt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Ambler Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil III The Honorable Mahlon Apgar IV Ms. Sandra Levi Gerstung Dr. John W. Payne and and Mrs. Apgar Mr. and Mrs. David R. Giroux Mrs. Jane Champe Payne Mrs. H. Norman Baetjer, Jr. Gloria B. and Herbert M. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr. Katzenberg Fund Mrs. Jean Riddell Dr. and Mrs. John K. Ms. Joanna Davison Golden Mrs. Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Boitnott Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorne Gould Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Dr. Roland R. Griffiths Rothschild Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Dr. and Mrs. Neal Salomon Griswold IV Mrs. Marvin S. Schapiro Mrs. Edward A. Halle Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scher Mrs. Rosemary Keyser Harder Mrs. Arthur W. Sherwood Mrs. E. Phillips Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Silber Hebb Family Private Ms. Jeanne H. Somerville Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Sorese Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Homer Mr. and Mrs. George R. Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hug Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Iglehart, Jr. Mr. John M. Waltersdorf Dr. and Mrs. Haig H. Kazazian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wiese Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kovacs Mr. and Mrs. Josiah J. Willard III Mrs. Donald S. Levinson Witt/Hoey Foundation Lois & Irving Blum Foundation Dr. Laurie S. Zabin Mrs. Seena Lubcher Anonymous (4) The Macht Philanthropic Fund The Dr. Frank C. Marino Patron ($750–$1,499) Foundation Mr. Albert G. Aaron and Ms. Myrna Kaplan Adalman-Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Albert The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrew Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Apostolo Mrs. Floraine Applefeld Mr. Alexander C. Baer Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bareham Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Bartlett II Ms. Jane S. Baum and Mr. Stanley Rodbell Mr. and Mrs. David Booth Beers Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Behrens Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Foggy River Fund/Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allen Bourne, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Rudiger Breitenecker Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Carozza II Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. A. Chriss Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Christhilf III Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Clapp III Dr. and Mrs. Richard Falk Mrs. Catherine G. Hecht Ms. Suzanne F. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feltham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hess, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. David H. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hess Howard P. Colhoun Family Fund Marcelle-Edwin Fleischmann Fred and Sandra Hittman Mr. Stiles T. Colwill/Marion T. Foundation Philanthropic Fund Colwill Charitable Trust Bruce W. Fleming and Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. C. Peter Hoffberger/ Mr. Leonard A. Dahl Fleming Hoffberger Foundation Dr. Cornelius P. Darcy Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffrey Fox Mr. LeRoy E. Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. William Dausch Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frederick Mrs. Katharine Finney Baetjer The Deering Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Freedlander Hornady Ms. Anne Derbes and Mr. Robert Dr. and Mrs. John M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodford Schwab Mrs. Charlton Friedberg Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Deupree Dr. Neal M. Friedlander and Harley W. Howell Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Arun Deva Ms. Virginia K. Adams Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeWitt Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gann Captain and Mrs. Daniel Hunt Miss Caroline H. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Sanford G. Doctrow Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gomprecht Jacobson H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodwin III Mrs. Rodica Isaila Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Drachman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hardiman Kandel Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Edelman Harteveldt-Gomprecht Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaplan

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Owen Darlene Usilton and William Frank Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Pakula Mr. and Mrs. James W. Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Ms. Sara R. Voigt Mr. and Mrs. I. Manning Parsons III Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wallack Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ms. Pearl C. Walsh Passano, Jr. Mr. John S. Waters, Jr. Mrs. J. Stevenson Peck Ms. Ann E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Brentnall Mrs. Susan A. Wolman Powell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Rajeev D. Ranadive Judith and M. Richard Wyman Mr. Vernon A. Reid Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Rienhoff Mr. and Mrs. Calman J. Zamoiski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Riepe The Zamoiski, Barber, Segal Mrs. Richard C. Riggs Family Foundation, Inc./Louis Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell and Hortense Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Sachs Foundation Anil Sanghera, M.D. Drs. Elias A. and Nadia Azza The Honorable Paul S. Sarbanes Zerhouni and Mrs. Sarbanes Mrs. Barbara K. Scherlis Sustainer ($250–$749) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Aarsand The Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Kent, Jr. Earle & Annette Shawe Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Ross Adams Jane and Henry Kramer The Shelter Foundation, Inc. Drs. C. Alex and Sudha T. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Laisy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Allen Mr. George Lambillotte Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Siegel Dr. Ann Hersey Allison Mr. Richard M. Lansburgh Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Altoz Thomas P. Lemke and Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Turner B. Smith Ms. Dorothy M. Anderson O'Neil Ms. Rita St. Clair and Mr. Joseph Ms. Marjorie R. Anderson Mrs. J. Elliot Levi Sheppard Monsignor Robert A. Armstrong Bernard and Vivian Manekin Mr. William O. Steinmetz and Dr. and Mrs. T. Howard Austin Foundation Ms. Betty Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Ms. Cynthia L. Stewart Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin McCrickard Dr. John F. Strahan Mr. and Mrs. William Balfour Mr. and Mrs. Abel J. Merrill Dr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Bangs The Joseph Meyerhoff Fund, Inc. Strickland Robert B. & Susan R. Bank Mrs. Marilyn S. Meyerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Sullam Philanthropic Fund Mr. George A. Murnaghan Mrs. Frank V. Sutland Ms. Maria Luisa Barata Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Taylor Ms. Jill M. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Newhall III The Louis B. Thalheimer & Juliet Mrs. C. Marshall Barton, Jr. Mrs. Donald F. Obrecht A. Eurich Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Howell S. Baum Dr. and Mrs. Charles O'Donovan III Barbara J. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. David I. Bavar Mrs. Marjorie W. Ottenheimer 24 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Dr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Bayless Mr. Stephen F. Bono John H. Cammack and Kimberly Mr. and Mrs. Mark Beattie Mrs. John W. Born Warren Ms. Elizabeth Clagett Beck Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Camp Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beckley Mrs. Virginia C. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Canzoniero Ms. Myrtis Bedolla and Mr. Alex Mr. and Mrs. Liam E. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Cappiello, Jr. Hyman Mr. and Mrs. James T. Brady Mr. Shaun Carrick and Ms. Ann Beegle and Mr. Timothy A. Mrs. Marilyn S. Braiterman Mr. Ronald Griffin Perry Cleo P. Braver and Alfred Tyler II Dr. W. Seth Carus and Dr. and Mrs. Emile A. Bendit Dr. and Mrs. William R. Breakey Dr. Noreen Hynes Dr. Murry D. Bentley and Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brewster Mrs. Susan T. Cashman Ms. Linda J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Brody Mr. and Mrs. Evan Alevizatos Chriss Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Berdann Mrs. Rodney Brooks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Christ Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Berge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Brown, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William P. Ciesla Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. H. Berghuis Ms. M. Audrey Brown Ms. Margery M. Clark Mrs. Arlene S. Berkis Ms. Elizabeth J. Bruen Mr. Brett D. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bertani The Honorable John Landrum Drs. Alan B. and Miriam L. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. C. Timothy Bessent Bryant and Ms. Patricia Bauman Mrs. Bette D. Cohen Drs. Christopher T. Bever, Jr. and Buckingham School of Frederick Mrs. Randall C. Coleman Patricia A. Thomas County Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCollins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bisbee Mrs. Ronnie Lynne Buerger Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Blum Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Dr. and Mrs. David Cooke Mr. and Mrs. John J. Boland Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Burgunder, Jr. Corckran Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bollen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bond Cadwalader, Jr. Mr. Sylvan L. Cornblatt Mrs. Esther C. Bonnet Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Calhoun Mr. John F. Cougnet Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Courpas Dr. John Covington and Dr. Claire Weitz Ms. Louise K. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Marion Carlyle Crenshaw III Laurie and Bill Crosley Family Fund Ms. Gloria C. Cummings and Mr. David Bellamy Diana Cheng D’Agati and Janine D’Agati Dr. and Mrs. David F. Dalury Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Daly Mr. Robert W. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davison Mr. and Mrs. Louis Denrich

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeWitt Dr. Julie Ann Freischlag Miss Helen V. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Friedel Dr. Rhoda M. Dorsey Ms. Noreen Anne Frost Mr. John R. Dorsey JoAnn and Jack Fruchtman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Drigotas Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. David C. Driskell Mrs. Frank F. Furstenberg Mr. John L. Due Dr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Gabor Mr. Stephen S. Dunham and Dr. and Mrs. George N. Galifianakis Ms. Victoria Cass Mrs. Eleanore Gann Ms. Lynne M. Durbin and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Garten Mr. John-Francis Mergen Mr. Paul R. Gasser and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Durkee Ms. Irene Kundrat Ms. Laura E. Dyas Dr. and Mrs. Fouad Gellad Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eck Mrs. Phoebe R. Gilchrist Mr. David J. Edmondson and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Giles Mr. Robert G. Ricks Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gillett Mrs. Henry H. Eidman Mr. Antonio Gioia Mr. and Mrs. David Ehlers/ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hine Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Jan K. Guben G. Franyo Fund Mr. Charles J. Goetz III and W. Lehman Guyton, M.D. Ms. Karen Elliott Ms. Karen Nash-Goetz Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton Emmess Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldman Hackney, Jr. Sonia Estruch, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Golombek Mrs. Justine S. Hadeler Ms. Amanda A. Falk Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gomberg Mrs. Louise A. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Feinstein The Gorfine Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. M. Reza Hagigh Mrs. Stephen W. Feiss Drs. John D. and Julia Haller Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dryden Hall, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Feldberg Gottsch Mrs. Barbara K. Halle Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Graham Patricia A. Harcarik and Dr. Charlotte Ferencz Mr. Edward Grant Carlton R. Nelson Mr. George M. Ferris III Ms. Shawn M. Graves Ms. Nancy W. Harding David J. and Rosemary C. Fetter Mrs. Susan M. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Alex G. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gray Ms. Lisa F. Hausner Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher Mr. Paul T. Graziano Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Heacock Mr. and Mrs. Nelson I. Fishman Mr. Lloyd Greenberg Ms. Janet A. Headley and Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh Allen Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Greenman Mr. Phillip McCaffrey Fitzpatrick Mr. Kenneth L. Greif Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Hecht Ms. Nadine L. Fontan and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James D. Hedberg Dr. Oliver Schein Editha Harman Grice Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hellauer, Jr. Ms. Lauren Adams Fortmiller Dr. and Mrs. Bartley P. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. John H. Heller Thomas E. Foster and Dinah Seiver Mr. Constantine Grimaldis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Freedman Mr. George Grose and Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hennessy Matthew and Gladys Arak Ms. Amy Macht Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Herget, Jr. Freedman W. Arthur Grotz Foundation, Inc. 26 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Ms. Sue L. Hess Mrs. Leah E. Kemper Ms. Martha Macks-Kahn Drs. W. Robert and Eva P. Higgins Ms. Patsy Gail Kennan Ms. Lauretta Rose Maisel Mrs. Eileen Higham Mr. Patrick J. Kerins and Mrs. Sarah W. Majoros Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Himeles, Jr. Ms. Terry H. Morgenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Malester Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Kiehne Mr. Robert T. Manfuso and Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Hoblitzell, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Kinnard, Jr. Ms. Katharine M. Voss Ms. Katharine McLane Hoffman Frances Alice Kleeman Mrs. Claire R. Manne Mr. William H. Hoffman Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Knapp Dr. Medea M. Marella Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Knott Gail G. and F. Landis Markley Mr. and Mrs. John S. Holman Mr. John G. Kocak and Ms. Susan M. Markowitz The Honorable C. Yvonne Holt- Dr. Beverly J. Everett Dr. David H. Marlowe Stone Ms. Marilyn Koch Mrs. William G. Marr Mrs. Taber C. Hook Mr. Frederick Singley Koontz Alex and Dudley Mason Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Horn Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kornblatt Ms. Mary-jo Mather Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hudson Mr. Robert P. Kovalcik Mr. and Mrs. E. Trail Mathias Mrs. C. Raymond Hutchins Scott A. Krolak and Joanne W. Li Mr. and Mrs. Jordan L. Max Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hyde Mrs. Angela Krometis Mr. Philip R. Mayhew Dr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ms. Dorothy B. Krug Ms. Shirley W. Mazza-Dewey Inayatullah Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lancaster Mrs. Beverly D. McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. James Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaPorte Dr. H. Berton McCauley Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Latini Mrs. Thomas G. McCausland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jeffries Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. McCracken Drs. Harry W. and Mary Jo Johnson Mrs. J. Lawrence Lears Jim and Nancy McDonald Ms. Brenda M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Yuan C. Lee Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harris Jones, Jr. Mrs. Lucinda K. Leigh Mr. and Mrs. James E. Judd Mr. Robert Z. Leizure and Dr. Karen M. Kabat Ms. Meredith B. Felter Dr. Richard L. Kagan and The Reverend and Mrs. James Dr. Marianna Shreve Simpson R. LeVeque Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kahan Mrs. Joseph M. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Nelson R. Kandel Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel A. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Karr Lewie, Jr. Mrs. Pat Karzai Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon T. Katz Mr. and Mrs. George D. Lintzeris Susan B. Katzenberg Fund Mr. and Mrs. William C. Loerke Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Kays Paul and Martha M. Lohmeyer Ms. Margaret F. Keane Dr. and Mrs. Donlin M. Long Mr. James S. Keat and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lucas II Ms. Christine L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Machen, Jr. Ida Kemp & William M. Passano Mr. and Mrs. Clark F. Family Foundation, Inc. MacKenzie The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Dr. Jill E. McGovern and Mrs. Rosalia S. Moeller Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht Dr. Steven Muller Ms. Jean-Barry Molz Dr. and Mrs. Sean R. O’Brien Mr. Gary R. McKenzie Mr. Richard M. Morelli and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Brien Judy McMullen and Patrick Baron Ms. Pamela J. Stephani Mrs. Daniel M. O'Connell Ms. Mary Ellen Medved Mr. J. L. Malcolm Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Oelsner III Mr. and Mrs. James I. Melhorn Mr. Charles A. Morse, Jr. Mrs. Helen W. Ohrenschall Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. M. Peter Moser Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver Ms. Dorothy R. Mikoloski Ms. Barbara L. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hoen O’Neil Mrs. Mildred S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Muncie Ms. Jo-Ann Mayer Orlinsky Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Orlinsky Ms. Linda L. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Ness Mrs. Glenna D. Osnos Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Miller Irving J. Neuman and Mickey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ottenheimer Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Miller Neuman Philanthropic Fund Dr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Padgett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edmond B. Nolley, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Paska Drs. Lloyd Minor and Lisa Keamy Mrs. Howard G. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Mirelson Dr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Noyes Ms. Eleanora Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Ober Mr. Gordon Faison Ellen and Arnall Patz Fund Ms. Nancy Patz Ms. Pamela D. Paulk Mr. and Mrs. James A. Perdue Mr. Malcolm D. Perkins, Jr. and Ms. Ruth Brinton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pervi Ms. Martha Ann Peters Mr. James Petrica Ms. Claudia Phelps and Mr. Theodore William Baird Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Phelps Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Pierson III Dr. John J. Pilch Mr. and Mrs. James P. Piper III Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger Morton B. and Tamara S. Plant Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Albin MacDonough Plant Dr. Thomas H. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Power Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Pozefsky Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Preis Mrs. Herbert R. Preston 28 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Prince Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Sager Mrs. Kenneth C. Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sagner Professor Peter E. Quint Ms. Joan H. Salim and The John and Marsha Ramsay Dr. Peter B. Terry Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Salisbury, Jr. Mr. Clifford F. Ransom II Mr. and Mrs. William A. Samios Dr. Jonas R. Rappeport Dr. and Mrs. David T. Savignac Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rawlins Mr. and Mrs. William Saxon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Read, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Saxton Dr. G. Edward Reahl, Jr. The Honorable William Donald Sara Delano Redmond Fund / Schaefer Mr. Mac Perkins, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. David P. Scheffenacker Ms. Ruth Brinton Mr. Gerald Scheinker Dr. Ellen D. Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Schreiber Mrs. Rudolph Sobernheim Mrs. Oliver H. Reeder Mrs. Saul Schulhoff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. L. Somerville Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rees Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schwaber Mr. Walter Sondheim, Jr. Mr. Charles B. Reeves, Jr. Mr. Donald P. Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Paul David Sowell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reifler Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Dr. and Mrs. Donald B. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Richman Sensinger, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Specht Miss Eleanor A. Robbins Ida & Joseph Shapiro Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Spence Drs. Paul E. and Mary S. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Shawe Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stamas Mrs. Patricia M. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Shea Mr. and Mrs. James Stanard Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Robinson Alan and Joanne D. Shecter Dr. George R. Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Roby Ms. Jane M. Sheets Mr. George R. Barth Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Roca Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sheldon Mr. Davis L. Statton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rocca Stephen R. Shepard and Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rohde Peggy A. Hetrick Mr. and Mrs. Carleton W. Sterling Mr. and Mrs. William S. Roohan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sherwood III Mr. Albert Henry Stevenson Drs. James and Audrey Rooney Kathleen Shiota and Mrs. C. Van Leuven Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosenberg Yoshinobu Shiota Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Stone Mrs. Esther K. Rosenbloom Ms. Sara L. Siebert Mrs. Geary L. Stonesifer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Rosenwald II Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Silen Ms. Jane Stricklen Mr. and Mrs. James H. Roser Dr. and Mrs. J. Thayer Simmons Mr. and Mrs. M. Barry Strudwick Ms. Libby Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Claude O. Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Suchy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Russo Mr. Richard A. Slaven Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Sullivan Ms. Diane L. Ryan Dr. Mary S. Slusser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Swales Mr. Robert J. Ryan Miss Carolyn L. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Sweren Mr. John T. Sabo and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Smith Mr. and Mrs. D. Winston Tabb Mr. Alan Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Smith Dr. Martin Taubenfeld Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sacci, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Taubman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Sachs Sneeringer, Jr. Drs. Bruce T. and Ellen Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sadler Dr. and Mrs. Solomon H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Taylor

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Mr. Michael L. Terrin and Mr. and Mrs. E. Master ($5,000–$7,499) Ms. Bess Keller Williamson American Trading and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thieblot Mrs. Edna Winik Production Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Peyton R. Wise II The Black & Decker Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Thomas Mr. Sander L. Wise Dr. Freeda E. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Witter Artisan ($2,500–$4,999) Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman Christine U. and James D. Wright The Baltimore Sun Ms. Paula Gately Tillman Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Wunder DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Tomlinson Mr. Michael H. Yerman and McCormick & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Topping Mr. Marc Hayes Mr. John D. Tovar and Mrs. George B. Young Craftsman ($1,000–$2,499) Ms. Melissa Da Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Young III Ballard Spahr Andrews & Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Townsend Drs. Paul J. and Ingersoll, LLP Towson University Foundation, Inc. Deborah L. Young-Hyman Bay National Bank Mr. Fred A. Trenkle Mr. Alan R. Yuspeh and Cho Benn Holback & Associates Dr. and Mrs. Savas Tsakiris Dr. Janet Horn Yuspeh CIT Mr. James L. Tucker, Jr. Drs. J. B. and Annelies S. Zachary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Twist Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Zimmerman The Honorable Joseph D. Tydings Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III Ms. Joyce Ulrich and Mr. Gilbert H. Stewart CO R P O R AT E Ms. Elizabeth Voigt-Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. von Mayer Founder ($25,000+) Mr. and Mrs. David Wayne Wallace Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. Mrs. Carl F. Wallace T. Rowe Price Associates Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ward Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Ward Whiting/Turner Contracting Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Warren Company Mrs. Ellen P. Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Waters Connoisseur The Honorable Thomas J. S. ($15,000–$24,999) Waxter, Jr. and Mrs. Waxter Hamilton Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Karl H. Weaver Mercantile Deposit & Trust Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Weese Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wert Collector ($7,500–$14,999) Ms. Camille Baudot Wheeler and Lord Baltimore Capital Mr. William H. Marshall Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Whelton Mr. and Mrs. J. Harlan Williams Mr. and Mrs. Basil Williams Dr. and Mrs. M. Lee Williams 30 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Corporate Office Properties Trust J.J. Haines & Company KPMG LLP Merrill Lynch & Company Propeller Club of Baltimore Saul Ewing LLP Shapiro Sher Guinot & Sandler SunTrust Bank W. R. Grace & Company Warfield-Dorsey Company Ziger/Snead LLP Architects Donor ($250–$999) Bay Imagery, Inc. Bendann Art Galleries Carrollton Bank CIMNET Daft McCune Walker, Inc. Eastern Savings Bank Goetze's Candy Company S. Kann Sons Company CitiFinancial The William G. Baker, Jr. Foundation, Inc. The Helen P. Denit Trust Memorial Fund O.T.Neighoff & Sons, Inc. The Goldsmith Foundation The Joseph and Harvey Pellini Gold Cordes, LLC Institute of Museum and Library Meyerhoff Family Charitable Portnoy Levine Design Associates, Inc. Services Funds Miriam Lodge K.S.B., Inc. The Jim and Patty Rouse Foundation Walters Technology S P E C I A L P RO J E C T Intitiative S U P P O R T Free Admission For support of the digitization of the collection, for the greatly enhanced Education In the fall of 2006, with support of local govermment, area foundations, Walters website and for the creation The Walters gratefully acknowledges and corporations, the Walters elimi- of new on-line interdisciplinary edu- the following gifts in support of our nated its admission fees to its perma- cational resources, we gratefully educational programs. These pro- nent collection. The museum grate- acknowledge these generous gifts: grams are designed to engage audi- fully acknowledges Baltimore City ences from different ages and back- and Baltimore County for their lead- Anonymous grounds, stimulate creativity and ership support as well as the follow- Betsy and Robert Feinberg curiosity, and build an appeal that ing: Cynthia and Lee Alderdice makes the Walters’ historical collec- tion relevant to our lives today. Anne Arundel County Peter and Millicent Bain Baltimore City Maryland State Department of The Harry L. Gladding Foundation Baltimore County Education Charles and Mary Kathryn Nabit

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Kathy and Roger Novak Butler, McKeon & Associates, P.A. Sylvan Laureate Foundation Domicile Developments, Inc Gallagher, Evelius & Jones Alex. Brown & Sons Charitable Louis J. Grasmick Lumber Company Foundation Otis Warren & Company, Inc. Hamilton Associates Provident Bank of Maryland Beth and Peter Horowitz RCM & D Institute of Museum and Library Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Services Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Brown Andie and Jack Laporte Mr. David J. Burton Darielle and Earle Linehan Ms. Bonnie Butler-Winters The Women’s Committee of the Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Byrd, Jr. Walters Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Calvert The Honorable Belinda K. Conaway Brown Challenge Art Fund Ms. Anita Crumel The Walters Art Museum gratefully Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Cryor acknowledges the following gifts in Dr. David L. Dalton support of the Brown Challenge Art Mr. John W. Daniels, Jr. Fund. This fund was established Mr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Paige T. Davis, Esq. through a generous challenge grant Stockman Mr. Damien Davis by Eddie and Sylvia Brown to pur- Mr. Pierce Butler Dunn and chase works of art by African- Hamilton Associates, Inc. Ms. Barbara L. Hoyt American artists from the 18th, 19th T. Rowe Price Associates Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. English and early 20th centuries for the Foundation, Inc. Museum’s permanent collection. Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Farrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Brown M & T Bank Mr. Cecil E. Flamer Lyric Promotions Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Marriott Waterfront Hotel and Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer Ms. Alicia J. Foster Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte Mr. James P. Grant III Mr. Mark A. Fuller The Women's Committee of the Mr. Stanley Mazaroff and Mr. Michael A. Graham Walters Art Museum Ms. Nancy Dorman Ms. Charlene Gross The Harry L. Gladding Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mangione Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hamilton, Jr. D. Borden Annie E. Casey Foundation, Inc. Mr. Michael Higginbotham Adena and David Testa C. David Heisler and Associates Tonya and Kempton Ingersol Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Baker RWN Development Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Jessamy The Bozzuto Group and the The Washington Examiner Mr. and Mrs. William L. Jews Buzzuto Family Charitable Trust Mr. Herbert E. Beckenheimer Ms. Jo Ann Jolivet Washington Gas Light Co. Mr. Keith A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Kamanitz The Wieler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pedersen Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaplan Charlesmead Foundation, Inc. Mr. Jerome D. Smalley Ben and Kyle Legg Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lucas II 32 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Mr. William W. Magruder Exhibition Support Dr. Kevin J. Manning, Ph.D. For This Is My Body: The Medieval Mr. and Mrs. Richard McKoy Missal Mr. Westley W. Moore The Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Ackneil M. Muldrow II Foundation Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Patterson Courbet and the Modern Landscape Mr. and Mrs. Dale G. Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. Walton D. Pearson The Women’s Committee of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Randolph Walters Art Museum Mr. Vernon A. Reid Floral Still-Lifes from the Collection of Mr. George A. Roche Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Rodgers Robert E. Meyerhoff Mrs. Sylvia L. Rogers Dr. Samuel Ross Untamed: The Art of Antoine-Louis Mr. and Mrs. George L. Russell, Jr. Barye Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Shelton The Milton M. Frank and William L. & Victorine Q. Adams Dr. Joaneath A. Spicer Thomas B. Sprague Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Starke Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Carolyn Syphax-Young and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Jane and Worth Daniels Hamilton, Jr. Mr. Harold D. Young Anonymous(2) Mr. and Mrs. Dwight S. Taylor Fred and Sandra Hittman Fund Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Jessamy Mr. Kenneth L. Thompson Mary B. Hyman Dr. Robert L. Wallace Sara Finnegan Lycett Other Special Support Mr. and Mrs. Michael de Havenon Mr. Jay Weinstein Sebastia and Marinos Svolos Intertwine Systems, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Wood, Jr. Sotheby’s The Samuel H. Kress Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Redden The France-Merrick Foundation Mr. Steven L. Jones The Mittelman Family Foundation Gee’s Bend: The Architecture of the Manekin Family Fund The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Quilt The Honorable George K. The Arthur B. & Patricia B. The Women’s Committee of the McKinney Modell Foundation Walters Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Pappas Paternotte William R. & Wendyce H. Brody Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pedersen Dr. Freeda E. Thompson Fund Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. and Stockman Family Foundation Ms. Adriana W. Ward Mychelle Y. Farmer, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Sweren Mr. Joseph V. Williams Wendy Myerberg Jachman Jennifer Myerberg Vernon A. Reid

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G A L A 2006 $25,000 Constellation Energy Group Mercantile Safe-Deposit & Trust Company Adena and David Testa , Inc. Elizabeth and Jack Dunn Lillian and Willard Hackerman T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. $10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Modell Andie and Jack Laporte Robert S. Feinberg Brown Advisory Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Wilson Stephanie and Jay Wilson Rosalee and Dick Davison Laura and Barrett Freedlander KPMG A R T B LO O M S 2007 Wendy and Ben Griswold Saul Ewing, LLP Benefactor Sheila and Richard Riggs Venable, LLP Betsy and Steve Scott Wilmington Trust Betsy and John Bond Betsy and George Sherman WilmerHale Eva and Warren Brill Carol and Manuel Dupkin Cynthia and Lee Alderdice Mr. and Mrs. Roger L.Calvert Ellen and Edward Bernard Calvin H. Baker Gita and Deepak Chowdhury Philip D. English and Winnie and Neal Borden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eliasberg E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Barbara and Thomas Bozzuto Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Ferris, Baker Watts, Inc. Felicia and Frederic Emry Alicia and Joe Haberman Hilde and Richard Eliasberg Martha and Earl Galleher Cynthia R. Mead Marilyn and George Pedersen Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Michael and Carolyn Meredith Townsend and E. Robert Kent Kyle and Ben Legg Faith and Ted Millspaugh Rosemore, Inc. Stanley Mazaroff and George A. Roche Washington Gas Light Company Nancy Dorman Dorothy McIlvain Scott $10,000 Jennifer and George Reynolds Terry and Jim Ulmer Jerome D. Smalley Judy and Peter Van Dyke Smith Barney Judy M. Witt and Phillip Pendleton Bank of America Denise and Timothy Weglicki Citigroup Private Bank Mary and Scott Wieler/Signal Donor DLA Piper US LLP Hill Capital Group The Honorable Mahlon Apgar IV Hamilton & Associates, Inc. and Mrs. Apgar

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Peter and Millicent Bain Diane and William Donohue Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Ellen and Edward Bernard Philip D. and Deborah English Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Dr. and Mrs. Worth B. Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hugh Fitzpatrick Barbara B. Shea Esther and Eric Dott Ann Marie and Jeff Fox Mrs. Ellen Sherwin Mr. and Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge Ellen and David Gildea Barbara and Julian Simmons John and Berthe Ford Bruce Ann Gillett Roslyn L. Smith Jean Geesey The Harry L. Gladding Foundation Sandra M. Stellmann Rosemary Keyser Harder Mrs. Ogden C. Gorman Ms. Anne L. Stone Sam and Barbara Himmelrich Tom and Vivienne Haines Mr. and Mrs. M. Barry Strudwick Mary Ellen and Leon Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Anne and Ken Stuzin Virginia M. Karr Hamilton, Jr. Michele and Jesse Swartz Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Hart III Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Owen Larry Hawk Mr. and Mrs. George Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. William M. Catherine and Douglas Hoffberger Sharon and Steve Waters Passano, Jr. Amy Huntoon and Will Perkins Mary Baily Wieler Nancy and Bill Paternotte Joe and Greta Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Josiah J. Willard Katherine G. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Jarosinski Ann and Hiram Woodward Ted and Mary Jo Wiese Brigitte and Nelson Kandel Lissa Williamson Patron Marion and Peter Kandel Beverley Whiting Young Mrs. W. Boulton Kelly William Ross and Missy Adams Contributers Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kovacs Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Jeanne Hook Baetjer Mr. and Mrs. John I. Leahy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Bangs Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker Mrs. Robert E. Lee IV Joanne P. Bartlett Dr. Miriam Cohen Mrs. Robert Levi Mrs. David W. Barton Crofton Village Garden Club Ruth R. Marder Ken and Margo Bates Sidney E. Daniels Beth and George McCrickard Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Bosworth Katherine Singley Dannenberg Mr. and Mrs. William P. Murphy William R. and Wendyce H. Brody Helen B. Gilbert Paul and Susan Niemeyer Kathleen and Fred Brosi Ms. Marilyn Koch Martha and Patrick O’Brien Mrs. Joseph Bryan III Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Manekin Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Cazoniero Kate Markert Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pakula James E. Carbine Ms. Margaret Mathieu Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Mary and Cato Carpenter Anne W. Miller Anna Z. and Harry P. Pappas Amy and John Chay Carol R. Schimpf Nancy and Charles Pecot Margo Cheek Joan Sobkov Tamara S. Plant Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. A. Chriss Mr. and Mrs. Peter St. John Reid Gaile and Ben Civiletti Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Claiborne B E Q U E S T S R E C E I V E D Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Betty Cooke and William Steinmetz Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rohde Dr. and Mrs. William Crawley Mr. Robert D. Jeffs Wendy Rosen and Richard Weisman Lynn and Carl Crenshaw The Ro and Marius P. Johnson Mrs. James W. Rouse Dr. and Mrs. David F. Dalury Charitable Legacy, Inc. Neal and Adrienne Salomon Rosalee C. Davison 35 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

Mrs. Gladys Joy Justice In Honor of Joan Sobkov In Memory of Carrie Crosson Mrs. Rita J. Lowenstein Dr. and Mrs. Philip D. Zieve Mr. and Mrs. Augustus C. Alzona Miss M. Eleanor Thompson Mrs. Nancy Rovin Ms. Carol B. Baker and Mr. Ross Martha A. Mitten Irrevocable Mrs. Lois H. Halpert Wells Trust Mr. and Mrs. Sanford G. Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Baker Jacobson Ms. Patricia S. Bullis Ms. Carol R. Dwin Mr. and Mrs. Elbert E. Clark G I F T S R E C E I V E D I N Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Antonio S. Cornejo H O N O R O F Freeland Mr. and Mrs. John D. D'Amore In Honor of Peter Bain Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Kronthal Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Frey Dr. and Mrs. Martin A. Levin Dr. and Mrs. Armin E. Mruck Mrs. Gail S. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Lubow Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Rupertus In Honor of Joanne Belgrad Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleishman G I F T S R E C E I V E D I N Ms. Patricia Westheimer M E M O RY O F In Memory of Sylvie Griffiths Ms. Eileen Weddle In Honor of Neal and Winnie In Memory of Adrienne Borden Salomon’s Mother In Memory of Ouida S. Ms. Susan L. Abrams Ms. Mary-jo Mather Kallmyer Mr. and Mrs. Les Weinberg Mr. Bernard A. LeBeau In Honor of Wendy Brody In Memory of G. Cheston Carey, Jr. In Memory of Ethel The Schoeneman-Halle Pokempner Foundation/ Mrs. Edward A. Mr. and Mrs. Eberhard Faber Halle Mr. and Mrs. Jan Kres In Honor of Ron Gardner In Memory of C. Van Leuven Jane and Henry Kramer Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick In Honor of the Himmelrich’s 55th Anniversary E N D O W M E N T G I F T S Dr. and Mrs. F. Parvin Sharpless ( G I F T S TO E X I S T I N G In Honor of Sara W. Levi E N D O W M E N T S ) Joan Zamoiski Rogers and 18th & 19th Century Jonathan D. Rogers Curatorship Diana D. Gardner Jane D. Ridder Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program 36 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

General Endowment Fund The Laura F. Delano Fund James A. Murnaghan Baltimore County Miss Delano, niece of Henry Curatorial Chair in Walters, served as a trustee of Renaissance and Baroque Mellon Curatorship the Walters for 28 years and took Art particular interest in the collec- France-Merrick Foundation James A. Murnaghan, the distin- tions of jewelry and portrait guished Irish jurist and art collec- miniatures. Upon her death in tor, was the uncle of the Hon. Womens Comittee Education 1972, she left a significant Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr., Endowment bequest to the museum’s endow- Chairman Emeritus of the The Women’s Committee of the ment, with income unrestricted. Walters’ Board of Trustees. The Walters Art Museum Alexander Brown Griswold income from this fund supports Newly Created Endowments Fund the position of curator of Renaissance and Baroque art. Ruth Rosenberg Marder Education Fund Alexander Brown Griswold, an Ruth Carol Fund eminent scholar of , The Perlman Memorial Fund greatly enriched the Walters’ col- Philip B. Perlman was one of the lection of Asian art with the gift N A M E D E N D O W M E N T original members of the Walters’ of his large and important collec- Board of Trustees, which he F U N D S tion of Thai and other Asian established in 1932 following sculpture. In addition, he estab- The following named funds are Henry Walters’ bequest to the lished this endowment fund, with City of Baltimore in 1931. He part of the Walters’ permanent income unrestricted. endowment and were established became President of the Board of with gifts of $250,000 or more. The Robert and Nancy Hall Trustees in 1955 and remained in that position until his death in The Jacob and Hilda Assistant Curatorship 1960. His bequest, and a gener- Blaustein Endowment Fund Museum patrons Robert and ous donation by an anonymous Nancy Hall established this and the Louis and Henrietta donor, funded the Perlman endowed mid-level curatorial Memorial Fund, with income Blaustein Endowment Fund position in response to a chal- unrestricted. In 1989, the trustees of the Jacob lenge from The Andrew W. and Hilda Blaustein Foundation Mellon Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and of the Louis and Henrietta Quincy Scott Curatorial Blaustein Foundation established W. Alton Jones Acquisition Chair for Asian Art these funds at the Walters to Fund This fund was established in 1997, provide support for essential pro- In 1983, the W. Alton Jones in response to a challenge from grammatic activities, such as per- Foundation made a major gift to The Andrew W. Mellon manent and temporary exhibi- the Walters to establish an acqui- Foundation, with income restrict- tions, publications, education sition endowment. The income ed to support of the position of programs, and visiting specialists. from this fund is to be used to Curator of Asian Art. support the acquisition of works of art. 37 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

The Loretta Lee Ver Valen Fund M A J O R G I F T S F RO M T H E A N D R E W W. This fund was established in 2001 M E L LO N F O U N DAT I O N with a bequest from the estate of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation provides important support Mrs. Loretta Lee Ver Valen. It was of art museums throughout the . Over the years, it given to honor the memory of has bolstered conservation, scholarly research and publications, Mrs. Ver Valen’s mother. The curatorial staff, and training with the following gifts to the income from this fund is to be Walters Art Museum: used to support the acquisition of works of art. The Mellon Conservation Fellowship Fund The Jay M. Wilson Established in 1982 by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, this fund provides annual income to support the Walters’ program Endowment Fund that trains post-graduate fellows in conservation. Jay M. Wilson was President of the Walters’ Board of Trustees The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fund for Scholarly from 1979 to 1985, Chairman Research and Publications from 1985 to 1988, and President again from 1991 to 1994. In 1985, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation established a fund to Established in 2000 by his family, support research and publications at the Walters. this fund is designated for endowment, with income unre- The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Curatorship for stricted. Ancient Art The position of curator of ancient art is named in honor of The While every effort has been made to Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, which, through a challenge grant list donors accurately, should you awarded in 1996, helped to endow two senior curatorial posi- notice an error, please accept our tions. apologies. Please notify us at 410-547- 9000, ext. 295, with the correction. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Endowment for Mid- Level Curatorship In 2004, the Walters completed the matching requirements to receive an endowment from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation restricted to the support salaries, research, and travel costs for two mid-level curatorial positions. These are not affiliated with specific collection areas, but can be employed where the museum has greatest need.

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The Walters Art Museum Annual Report VOLUNTEERS A F R I C A N A M E R I C A N W I L L I A M T. WA LT E R S WO M E N ’ S CO M M I T T E E S T E E R I N G CO M M I T T E E A S S O C I AT I O N O F T H E WA LT E R S A R T M U S E U M Marco K. Merrick, Chair Stanley Mazaroff, Chair Dr. Freeda E. Thompson, Vice Chair J. Jeffrey Fox, Co-Chair Art Blooms Chairman Merlene E. Adair Craig Gayhardt, Co-Chair Therese E. Ulmer Tawanza N. Anthony Frank Andrew Calvin H. Baker Joanne Belgrad Art Blooms Co-Chairs Elect C. Sylvia Brown Ellen Bernard Laura Burton Rice Tiffani Brown Neal D. Borden Michele Coiron Swartz Madelyn Clark-Robinson Wendyce H. Brody Lorraine Cornish Roger L. Calvert Women’s Committee Brenda Covington H. Ward Classen Chairman Anita Crumel Hugh Cole III Shirley Basfield Dunlap Rosalee C. Davison Faith C. Millspaugh Andrea Galloway Mark Deering Harriet Griffin Rama Deva Active Members Dr. Roselyn E. Hammond Charles Dillon Christine R. Bangs The Honorable Helen L. Holton Frederic G. Emry III Betsy Bond (Ex-Officio) George M. Ferris III Marta L. Bosworth The Honorable C. Yvonne Michael B. Glick Eva L. Brill Holt-Stone Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Kathleen Brosi The Honorable Julian L. Lapides Christine Hanley Katie del Carmen Byram Andrea B. Laporte Rosemary Keyser Harder Amy D. Chay Belinda Merritt Brian Harrington Gita Chowdhury Cassandra Moore R. Dale Horn Mary Boswell Claiborne Theodocia Newman Colleen Pleasant Kline Lynn D. Crenshaw Edna O’connor Andrea B. Laporte Alexandra K. Dalury Jean B. Owens Charles J. Nabit Diane M. Donohue Aleta Parrish Catherine Owen Hartley C. Etheridge Ilka T. Robinson-Eaton Anna Z. Pappas Constance James Fitzpatrick Patricia Grimmett Smith Jennifer W. Reynolds Berthe H. Ford Alethia B. Starke Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Ann Marie Fox Jason Sutton Cynthia Stewart Jean Geesey Rita B. Turner Ronald Taylor Ellen L. Gildea Judy Van Dyke Frank K. Turner, Jr. Joanna D. Golden Adriana Ward Judy Van Dyke Barbara F. Guarnieri Ruth White Mary Baily Wieler Rosemary K. Harder Kimberly S. Williams Ann E. Wilson Barbie Hart Catherine v.O. Hoffberger Greta A. Jackson Marion H. Kandel

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Kim Leahy Tsognie W. Hamilton Judith S. Hoff Beth McCrickard Barbara L. Himmelrich Catharine Jeffs Susan Kinley Niemeyer Lisa C. Hoffberger Ellen H. Kelly Janette L. Nyce Ellen Richter Jarosinski Carew C. Lee Martha J. O’Brien Elizabeth L. Jones Jean T. Sharpless Catherine Owen Mary Ellen Kaplan Nell G. Stanley Jill H. Palkovitz Donna N. Kovacs Katherine R. Williams Katherine G. Phillips Reva G. Lewie Beverley W. Young Sharon E. Reid Talbot B. Lewin Savilla S. Rohde Mary-jo Mather D O C E N T S Wendy S. Rosen Patricia D. McPhail Executive Committee Barbara S. Simmons Carolyn F. Meredith Roslyn L. Smith Anne S. Minkowski Joan Sobkov, President Anne C. Stuzin Katherine C. Murphy Rosemary Eck, Vice President Elizabeth L. Van Dyke Petey O’Donnell Elaine Zieve, Secretary Judy Van Dyke Ann H. Offutt Kay Terry, Treasurer Sharon Smith Waters Ann M. O’Neil Judy M. Witt Anna Z. Pappas Julianne Alderman Helen A. Passano Marian Altoz Associate Members Beth G. Pierce Herman Bainder Joanne Belgrad Missy Adams Joan L. Rambo Marie Bergbauer Dorothy A. Alevizatos Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Reeva Bernhardt Anne Nelson Apgar Edith G. Salisbury Sherryll Braggio Carol U. Barton Adrienne Salomon Angela Breakey Nancy G. Belcher Eleanor V. Schwark Sharon Britton Joanne L. Belgrad Elizabeth Fitz Scott Michael Brush Susie Black Margaret H. Strudwick Mary Ellen Bur Wendyce H. Brody Nancy Warner Marjorie Byers Kathy L. Canzoniero Diana Wimberley Jane Calegari Mary F. Carpenter Ann D. Woodward Dorothy Cherry Constance Carlson Chriss Ilene Cohen Gaile Civiletti Affiliate Members Elizabeth Davidson Sidney E. Daniels Dale E. Balfour Carol Doctrow Rosalee C. Davison Joanne P. Bartlett Carrie Emerson Hilde Voss Eliasberg Marge M. Cheek Betty Feinberg Patience L. Fritz Frances F. Colston Irene Friedman Maria R. Gamper Sarah M. Fisher Carol Gertsen Darlene H. George Laura L. Freedlander Judith Gluckman Carol Gertsen Helen B. Gilbert Marsha Golob Bruce Ann Gillet Ellen H. Godine Hannah Gould Alicia Haberman Jody Harvey Harriet Griffin

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Barbara Guarnieri Janet Steinberg Barbara Olgeirson Erin Hayden Barbara Sterne Sandra Rosenberg Annette Heaps Jane Swann Joanne Rosenthal Ingrid Herrera Helen Szymkowiak Marilyn Scher Sandra Hittman Alice Tang Katherine Schwabe Antonina Hoffer Thérèse Ulmer Germaine Sharretts Zelma Holzgang Joan Urbas Miriam Shear Amy Huntoon Françoise von Mayer Erma Sigler Lois Kyler Gale Walker Martha Sinis Christine Lambrou Suzanne Waller Mary Skinner Rebecca Lawson Louise White Virginia Southard Shelli Lubetkin Robert Wilson Anne Strickland Sara Lycett Jane Stricklen Michael Maglia Emeritus Docents Freeda Thompson Sally Majoros Ellen Aisenberg Annelies Zachary Susan Markowitz Willa Banks Paul McAdam Mary Beere I N T E R N S Patricia McCall-Pacquin Marjorie Bleul Rachel Brocato Joan McPartlin Virginia Campbell Ellen Brooks Linda Miller Marion Carozza Natasha Bunten Francine Mittelman Jane Champ-Payne Holly Crawford Karen Motyka Jean Clinnin Julie Cronan Susan Noonan Walter Dandy, Jr. Maeve Doyle Carol O’Connell Rosalee Davison Jocelyn Durkay Fronda Ottenheimer Carol Durr Caroline Garriott Janice Perdue Berthe Ford Kathryn Handlir Barbara Pour Mary Gray Stephanie Latini Virginia Probasco Nancy Hall Kristina Leo Virginia Raleigh Janice Harwood Leigh Anne Lieberman Elizabeth Ramsey Sherri Hershfeld William McLean Adele-Ethel Reidy Patricia Karey Christopher Needham Carol Schimpff June Lawry Robin O’Hern Sandra Schmidt Mary Alma Lears Isabel Portieles Susan Schuster Reva Lewie Katharine Somerville Eleanor Schwark Martha Lohmeyer Natalie Wieland Betty Schweitzer Benita Low Kathryn Winter Aaron Seiden Rita Lowenstein Jennifer Wyss Herbert Silverman Elinor Mayer Barbara Simmons Marie-Claude McKie Jacqueline Slavney Dorrie Mednick Patricia Smith Charlotte Miller Charles Springer 42 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

VO N H E S S F O U N DA - D E V E LO P M E N T Brigid Goody T I O N G R A D UAT E VO L U N T E E R Angela Heimert S T U D I E S I N T E R N Stephanie Henson Penelope Pine Mark Humphrey Lauren Franz Helen Hurst M E M B E R S H I P Carolyn Johnson D I V E R S I T Y I N T H E VO L U N T E E R S Jane Kramer A R T S I N T E R N S Rachel Layton Arthur E. Christenson Ann Lilly Kenya Brown Marianne M. Jones Michael Mantegna Vernon Fains Gerard Marconi Angela Roberts-Burton M U S E U M S TO R E Margaret Walker Mott VO L U N T E E R S Yvette Morris E D U C AT I O N Karol Pesar VO L U N T E E R S Marion Carozza Emily Peters Marion Cohen Taylor Alexander Nadine Quiros Sylvia Himmelfarb Jeri Roemer Jamen Brewster Sandra Schmidt Shonna Chesil Nicole Romanello Danielle Sicklick Elizabeth Schoff Tim Davis. Jr. Pearl Walsh Cheri Edmond Rona Shapiro Ben H. Smith, Jr. Tyree Grant V I S I TO R S E RV I C E S Marcia Strok Madeleine Grose VO L U N T E E R S Abby Krolik Carol R. Taylor Kaneisha McCaffity Sarah Abare Loretta Taymans Jasmine Nance Marion E. Altoz Erin Thayer Lauren Pack John Arbelada Eboni Trusty Marcus Payne Jean Harper Baer Donald Wiley Matt Rogers Mitchell Baker Priscilla Yoon Shomari Rose Debora Brakarz Mori Behmanesh P L A N N E D G I V I N G C U R ATO R I A L Richard P. Behrens A DV I S O R Y CO U N C I L VO L U N T E E R S Sylvie Bello Heather Bennett Gary R. Anderson, JD, CPA Melissa Cook Christine Caruso Carl E. Eastwick, Esq. Nancy Feltham Alexandra Church John P. Edgar, Esq. Lionel Katzoff Caitlin Daniels Michael I. Levine, Esq. Elizabeth Tomlinson Michele DeShazo Jennifer A. Pratt, Esq. Loretta Taymans Tracey Fann George K. Reynolds III, Esq. Joel Woodey Stacey Fatica Patrick Michael Ryan, Esq. Nanci Feltham Mary Alice Smolarek, Esq. Millie Fisher

43 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report STAFF Deborah Swords, Receptionist C U R ATO R I A L A F FA I R S Alice McAuliffe, Manager of Retail Operations Regine Schulz, Director of Kevin Donnelly, Assistant Store Curatorial Affairs, Curator of Manager Ancient Art Judith Hurlock, Assistant Store C. Griffith Mann, Co-Director of Manager Curatorial Affairs, Associate Diane Lowe, Lead Store Assistant Curator of Medieval Art William R. Johnston, Senior Curator of 18th- and 19th- CO N S E RVAT I O N A N D Century Art T E C H N I C A L R E S E A RC H Eileen Kahng, Curator of 18th- and 19th-Century Art Terry Drayman-Weisser, Director William Noel, Curator of of Conservation and Technical Manuscripts and Rare Books Research Joaneath Spicer, Curator of D I R E C TO R ’ S O F F I C E Eric Gordon, Head of Paintings Renaissance and Baroque Art Conservation C.D. Dickerson, Assistant Gary Vikan, Director Abigail Quandt, Head of Book Curator of Renaissance and William R. Johnston, Associate and Paper Conservation Baroque Art Director Margaret Craft, Senior Rob Mintz, Assistant Curator, Kate Markert, Associate Director Conservator, Objects Asian Art of External Affairs and Julie Lauffenburger, Senior Sabine Albersmeier, Associate Operations Conservator, Objects Curator of Ancient Art Nancy Zinn, Assistant to the Elissa O’Loughlin, Senior Martina Bagnoli, Assistant Director, Director of Exhibitions Conservator, Paper Curator of Manuscripts and Cynthia Roberts, Secretary to the Karen French, Associate Rare Books Director Conservator, Paintings Richard Leson, Zanvyl Krieger Mae Kocis, Secretary to the Board Kevin Auer, Assistant Fellow, Manuscripts and Rare Conservator, Paper Books Gillian Cook, Assistant Georgi Parpulov, Mellon Fellow, A D M I N I S T R AT I O N Conservator, Paintings Medieval Art Harold Stephens, Senior Director Kirsten MacKenzie, Elizabeth Flood, Curatorial for Administration Administrative Assistant DivisionAdministrator Brenda Jackson, Human Jennifer Giaccai, Conservation Charles Dibble, Editor/Manager Resources Manager Scientist of Curatorial Publications James Huebler, Controller Carmen Albendea, Kress Fellow, Christianne Henry, Head Mary Cromwell, Finance Paintings Conservation Librarian Coordinator Angela Elliot, Mellon Fellow, Susan Tobin, Head of Photography Stephanie Danesie, Finance Objects Conservation Jennifer Campbell, Photography Assistant Technician

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Jenny Beard, Photo Services E D U C AT I O N Susan Wallace, Head of Exhibition Assistant Scheduling and Graphics Joan Elisabeth Reid, Chief Registrar Jacqueline Copeland, Director of Fred Nitsch, Graphic Production George Chang, Assistant Registrar Education and Public Programs Artist Betsy Dahl, Assistant Registrar Tosha Grantham, Driskell Fellow Laura Yoder, Assistant Exhibition Barbara Fegley, Associate Registrar Amanda Kodeck, Manager of Designer Chad Petrovay, Collections School Programs Mark Kooi, Lighting Database Administrator Erin Noseworthy, Senior Designer/Supervisor Michael McKee, Senior Education Coordinator, School Sean Honey, Lighting Technician Collections Technician Programs Asa Osborne, Manager of Gil Furoy, Collections Technician Lindsey Anderson, Senior Exhibition Production Jeff McGrath, Collections Education Coordinator, School Maya Whitner, Exhibition Technician Programs Production Brianna McMullen, Senior Wayne Johnson, Senior Education Coordinator, School Cabinetmaker D E V E LO P M E N T Programs Rebecca Sinel, Education Toni Condon, Director of Assistant, School Programs FAC I L I T I E S Development Nancy Huth, Manager of Adult Adeye Deresse, Administrative Programs Bill Oelke, Director of Facilities Assistant Kathleen Nusbaum, Manager of Emory Bowie, Facilities Manager Gretchen Duwel, Manager of Children and Family Programs Max Gasker, Head Engineer Corporate Relations Emily Blumenthal, Children and Robert Catlin, Senior Engineering Jocelyn Gillece, Grant Writer Family Programs Coordinator Technician Joy Heyrman, Senior Michelle Hagewood, Children Joseph Moran, Engineering Development Officer and Family Programs Technician Assistant Julia Keller, Individual Giving Manager Coordinator Marietta Nolley, Special Events John Shields, Docent and Maintenance/Custodial Manager Internship Programs Manager Assistants Nicole Sallee, Membership Molly Edgar, Speakers Bureau Alonzo Bacon Manager Coordinator Russell Baker DeLisa Swiger-Walmsley, Johanna Wharton, Tour Leon Berry Membership Sales Assistant Scheduler Walter Cain Shirley Plank Thomas, Senior Bethany Britton, Education Jemal Cherry Membership Assistant Assistant Randolph Hammett Robert Vosburgh, Jr., Planned Thelma Mitchell Giving and Major Gifts Officer William Murray Michelle White, Prospect E X H I B I T I O N S Donald Parker Researcher Suzana Williams Elissa Winer, Membership Nancy Zinn, Director of Exhibitions, Coordinator Assistant to the Director Annie Lundsten, Head of Traveling Exhibitions 45 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report

I N F O R M AT I O N Marla Krogh, Volunteer Patricia Lockhart, Security T E C H N O LO G Y Coordinator Officer Rodney Brown, Supervisor Harry Mackey, Security Officer Nancy Pinn, Director of Lois Guy, Supervisor John Monti, Security Officer Information Technology Moses Hunter, Supervisor Jerry Moseley, Security Officer Henry Alperovich, Network Eugene Antonelli, Security Officer Paulette Parker, Security Officer Administrator Harry Birch, Jr., Security Officer Gina Roberts, Security Officer Jessica Figard, Business Services William Boles, Jr., Security Officer Troy Rosebud, Security Officer Manager Charles Bullock, Security Officer Ronald Savage, Security Officer Eric Domineck, Mailroom John Cherry, Security Officer Reginald Simms III, Security Clerk/AV Technician Dennis Cloutier, Security Officer Officer Stanley Ferguson, Security Officer Michael Snowden, Security Joseph Franks, Security Officer Officer M A R K E T I N G A N D Terrence Gallagher, Security Owen Stokes, Security Officer CO M M U N I C AT I O N S Officer Randy Sydnor, Security Officer William Gross, Jr., Security Officer Lottie Washington, Security Officer Michael Smith, Director of Linda Kees, Security Officer Ebony Wiley, Security Officer Marketing and Communications Johanna Biehler, Senior Graphic Designer Amy Mannarino, Public Relations Manager Jessica Weglein, Public Relations Assistant Gregory Rago, Manager of Print and Web Publications Robert Zimmerman, Manager of Rental Sales Rebecca Anderson, Administrative Assistant

S E C U R I T Y A N D H O S P I TA L I T Y

Chris Kunkel, Manager, Security and Hospitality Services Ron Gardner, Hospitality Services Supervisor Ryan Brown, Hospitality Sevices Assistant Supervisor

46 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report BOARD OF TRUSTEES

O F F I C E R S Charles J. Nabit I N T E R N AT I O N A L E. Rogers Novak, Jr. A DV I S O R Y B OA R D William L. Paternotte, Chair Marilyn A. Pedersen Andrea B. Laporte, President William H. Perkins Eddie C. Brown Peter L. Bain, Vice-President Jennifer W. Reynolds Dr. Myrna Bustani Thomas S. Bozzuto, Vice- Edward L. Rosenberg Constance R. Caplan President Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Dr. David C. Driskell James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr., Mayo A. Shattuck, III Sam Fogg Vice-President Judy Van Dyke Laura L. Freedlander, Advisor Dr. Hervey (Peter) S. Stockman, Mary Baily Wieler (Ex-Officio) Jr., Vice-President Bruce Livie Frank K. Turner Jr., Treasurer Dr. James Marrow Dr. Gary K. Vikan, Director, E X - O F F I C I O George Roche Secretary Paul Ruddock The Honorable Martin J. Christine Sarbanes O’Malley The Honorable Paul Sarbanes M E M B E R S The Honorable James T. Smith, Jr. Nancy R. Sasser The Honorable Sheila H. Dixon Donald J. Shepard Julianne E. Alderman Michael J. Abromaitis, Esq. George M. Sherman Calvin H. Baker Ann Beegle John And Marisol Stokes Ellen N. Bernard Laura L. Freedlander , Jr. Neal D. Borden William B. Gilmore Dr. Daniel H. Weiss Thomas S. Bozzuto Marco Merrick Benjamin B. Zucker Wendyce H. Brody Faith Millspaugh C. Sylvia Brown Joan Sobkov Roger L. Calvert Rosalee C. Davison Philip D. English E M E R I T I John Gilmore Ford Michael B. Glick Robert S. Feinberg Nancy H. Hall Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Bernard Manekin The Honorable C. Yvonne Holt- Cynthia R. Mead Stone Adena W. Testa George W. Johnston Jay M. Wilson Kyle Prechtl Legg Mary C. Mangione Stanley Mazaroff Patricia B. Modell

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THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM S TATEMENT S OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2007 (With Comparative Totals for June 30, 2006)

2007 2006

ASSET S Cash and cash equivalent $ 795,379 $ 344,937 Accrued investment income 366,311 305,771 Grants and accounts receivable 230,485 291,055 Inventories, at lower of cost (first-in, first-out method) or market 313,419 309,273 Prepaid expenses 610,379 364,213 Investments, at fair value 90,213,172 79,592,824 Unconditional promises to give, net 2,082,188 2,605,173 Buildings and equipment, at cost, net 35,365,567 36,866,328 Tot al assets 129,976,900 120,679,574

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 691,050 $ 555,533 Note payable, bank 15,000 100,000 Long-term debt Deposits and memberships received in advance 941,627 552,569 Annuity obligation 59,277 70,430 Tot al liabilities 1,706,954 1,278,532

Net Assets Unrestricted Operating (deficit) $ 56,690 $ (79,909) Board designated for long-term investment 19,967,096 16,670,084 Net investment in plant 35,350,567 36,766,328 Working capitol reserve 2,000,000 2,000,000 Walters Art Gallery Endowment Foundation 2,836,705 3,369,351 60,211,058 58,725,854 Temporarily Restricted 16,051,323 12,958,258 Permanently Restricted 52,007,565 47,716,930

Tot al net assets 128,269,946 119,401,042 Tot al liabilities and net assets $ 129,976,900 $ 120,679,574

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THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM S TATEMENT S OF ACTIVITIES Year Ended June 30, 2007 (With Comparative Totals for the year ended June 30, 2006)

2007 2006 Revenues, gains and other support Investment income $ 2,834,088 $ 2,376,341 Grant income Baltimore City 864,489 664,489 Other public grants 1,692,847 1,472,507 Private grants 2,127,567 1,966,806 Contributions 1,965,259 4,740,222 Change in value of annuity obligation and contributions 11, 153 210,571 Realized gains (losses) 9,706,234 2,396,431 Annual giving 1,483,420 1,413,138 Membership 406,059 510,797 Museum Store 637,526 529,523 Employee benefit contributions 1,973,531 1,845,239 Admissions-special exhibits 320 126,373 Admission-general 50,819 117,214 Exhibit Rentals 155,000 101,224 Deaccessions Other income 667,206 782,930 Total revenue, gains and other support 24,575,518 19,253,805

Expenses Curatorial $ 2,330,136 $ 2,085,980 Conservation 835,202 755,210 Exhibitions 1,152,834 1,392,610 Education and public programs 897,942 813,676 Development and membership 978,738 1,121,625 Marketing and communications 2,043,817 1,784,551 Management, building and security 6,918,423 6,048,402 Museum store 520,921 455,125 Accessions 28,601 7,253 Tot al expenses 15,706,614 14,464,432 Change in net assets 8,868,904 4,789,373 Net assets at beginning of year 119,401,042 114,611,669 Net assets at end of year $ 128,269,946 $ 119,401,042

49 The Walters Art Museum Annual Report List of Artworks Cover Page 8 Fogotière, 1883, oil on canvas, Jean-Léon Gérôme, The Duel After The Zweder Masters and the Private collection the Masquerade, 1857-1859, oil on Master of Catherine of Cleves, canvas The Missal of Eberhard von Page 21 Greiffenklau, Netherlandish Gustave Courbet, The Gust of Pietro di Francesco Orioli, Suplicia, (Utrecht), ca. 1430–35, parchment Wind (Le Coup de Vent), ca. 1865, ca. 1493, oil on pane lacquered with ink, paint, and gold leaf oil on canvas, Museum of Fine Anonymous (Chinese), Buddha, Arts, Houston, Gift of Caroline ca. 590, wood with painted lac- Page 10 Wiess Law quer , Hand with Flowers, 1956, offset lithograph and water- Page 22 Page 3 color on paper. Robert and Jane Antoine-Louis Barye, Tartar Photo of Gary Vikan by Michael Meyerhoff Collection, Phoenix, Warrior Checking His Horse, mod- Smith Maryland eled ca. 1845, bronze, warm brown patina Page 4 Page 11 Antoine-Louis Barye, Lion and Linda Day Clark, Mary Lee Page 23 Serpent, ca. 1840s, watercolor on Bendolph, quilter. Gee’s Bend Magdalene Wilson, “Broken Star” paper Series variation, 1925, cotton, wool and silk (EX.2006.GB.17) Page 5 Page 12 Irene Williams, Blocks and Strips, Follower of Fre Seyon, Diptych with Page 24 2003, polyester double-knit Virgin and Child flanked by Koran: Illuminated Folio with Sura (EX.2006.GB.60) archangels, apostles, and Saint George (Chapter) 2, 15th century, (detail), late 15th century, tem- and gold on paper Page 6 pera on paint Antoine-Louis Barye, Tiger Hunt, Page 25 1834-36, bronze, lost-wax cast; Page 17 (L to R) Gustave Courbet, The Waterspout brown varnish patina over a Gustave Courbet, The Forest in (La Trombe), 1866, oil on canvas metallic flake or powdered sur- Winter, 1860, oil on canvas gypsum board, Philadelphia face, with details highlighted by Cincinnati Art Museum, John J. Museum of Art, John G. Johnson leaf gilding Emery Fund 1913.12; Gustave Collection, 1917 Courbet, Seacoast (Marine) Page 7 1865, oil on canvas, Cologne, Page 26 Mary Lee Bendolph, Blocks, strips, Wallraf-Richartz-Museum Gospel Book with Dedication, strings, and half squares, 2005, German (Reichenau), ca. 1075 cotton (EX.2006.GB.26) Page 18 parchment with ink, paint, and Cherubino Pata, Sous-bois—La gold

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Page 27 Page 33 Antoine-Louis Barye, Walking Piet Mondrian, Dahlias, 1920, Lion; Striding Lion (Racing Trophy), Robert and Jane Meyerhoff 1865, silver Collection, Phoenix, Maryland Page 28 Page 34 Qunnie Pettway, “Bricklayer” varia- Paul Klee, Orchard (Obstgarten), tion, 1975, corduroy 1925, oil on paper. Robert and (EX.2006.GB.29) Jane Meyerhoff Collection, Phoenix, Maryland Page 29 Kevin “KAL” Kallaugher, The Page 36 Making of a President, gouache, Antoine-Louis Barye, Seated Lion india ink, The Economist, No. 1, cast ca. 1847, bronze, warm November 18, 2000 red-brown patina Page 30 Antoine-Louis Barye, Standing Bear, first cast ca. 1857, bronze, foundry model; golden yellow- brown bronze Page 31 Gustave Courbet, Sunset, Vevey, Switzerland, 1874, oil on canvas, Cincinnati Art Museum, Gift of George Hoadly, 1887.5 Page 32 , Bust of Benjamin Tucker Tanner, 1894, pati- nated plaster, 28.33, museum purchase, with funds provided by the Eddie and Sylvia Brown Challenge Grant for the Acquisition of African American Art and the estate of Anna Fehl, 2004

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