Back to the Future. Annual Report 2011

1 Jayla, age 1

Back to the Future Building on Tradition

“The Toledo Museum of Art didn’t just happen; it was caused,” is a frequent observation of Director Brian Kennedy. The identity and mission of today’s TMA has been shaped by the decisions, actions and contributions of many people over the Museum’s 110-year-history.

This report spotlights the progress of our Strategic Plan. The Museum’s vision for the future incorporates the best of our institution’s past—singular great works of art, art education, sustainability and free access for all—with new technologies and the use of historic resources in fresh ways.

As we look ahead to serving the needs of a new generation of art and Museum patrons, a nod to the past: Many of the photos you’ll see harken back to iconic images of children enjoying some of the memorable spaces at TMA.

cover: Andrea, age 5 3 Garland, age 2 | Henri, age 3 | Jayla, age 1 | Jaycee, age 1

4 5 From the Director TMA by the numbers

34 Loans to other institutions The Toledo Museum of Art has a long history of building strong foundations. The first was laid in 1901, when seven Works of art added to the collection determined art lovers incorporated the Museum to bring 41 the elements of art and principles of design to the working people of the city. Just two years later, when director George 791 Volumes added to the library Stevens established a policy of welcoming children and began offering free art classes, he garnered the support of the community and set the cornerstone for the Museum’s Public programs 809 stellar art education program. By the time founder Edward Drummond Libbey offered a challenge grant of $50,000 if the residents of Toledo could raise the same amount—a princely sum in 1907— the nascent Museum’s solid footing with the people of the city was confirmed: the money was raised in just 20 days.

In 2011, TMA began laying building blocks for its next five years of art education, developing a Strategic Plan that aims to help people learn to see better. The activities supporting the five strategic objectives have already provided new opportunities for people to visit and to learn, and they offer the promise of an increasingly vibrant, responsible, and sound future for Toledo’s beloved Museum of Art.

The first objective, Expanding Access to the Collections, is exemplified by our ongoing effort to increase the Museum’s presence digitally and online. Frank Stella’s stunning Irregular Polygons exhibition provided visitors with the opportunity to see art differently, and gave Museum staff and volunteers new opportunities for Teaching Visual Literacy, another of the building blocks. Mr. Stella’s visits 2,354 Visitors on public tours to Toledo made Working with Artists a rare treat for all who came into contact with the great artist. We have sought to Increase Visibility for the Museum with Images added to the Visual initiatives including the Masters Series—free public programs featuring world- 8,471 Resource Center renowned artists, scholars, musicians, and performers—held in our magnificent Peristyle. Like the works of art in the Museum’s collections, the Peristyle is a 14,335 Students and teachers took school tours masterpiece that must be shared. It is just one of many Museum assets that will be further developed. Children visited the Family Center 17,597 Our strategic objectives, like the foundational elements of art itself, will overlap, with 12,787 Adults intersect and impact each other in exciting new ways that will positively 29,456 Facebook fans influence the Museum’s collections, programming and facilities. I encourage you to read on and discover where the Museum has been in 2011 and get a glimpse of where it’s going. Visitors participated in public programs 38,387

Cheers! 394,282 Total number of TMA visitors

Brian Kennedy 6 7 Contents

10 Mobile App and Virtual Galleries

12 It’s Green Behind the Scenes

14 Masters Series

16 Frank Stella

18 Beverly Fishman and Gregory Euclide

22 Exhibitions of Note

24 Acquisitions

34 Loans

40 2010–2011 Financial Summary

41 Donor Lists

Ethan, age 2 8 9 Expanding Access to the Collections

Mobile App and Virtual Galleries Make Collections Available Worldwide

There’s no question that a trip to the Toledo Museum of Art is a singular experi- ence. But those who can’t get to the Museum as often as they’d like to now have ac- cess to the Welles Sculpture Garden and 300 masterworks in the TMA collection thanks to TMA’s new mobile app and eMuseum database.

iPhone and Droid users can download the free app for a virtual tour of all 24 sculp- tures located throughout the Museum grounds. Via comprehensive text and audio information about each of the works, users can tour the Sculpture Garden even when the Museum is closed. Rounded out with visitor information, an up-to-date events calendar and the latest Museum news, the app also features an introductory video by Director Brian Kennedy.

“In this day and age, mobile devices are ubiquitous,” Dr. Kennedy said. “Making it possible to access Museum information digitally acknowledges that, and enhanc- es our reputation as a responsive, user-friendly institution.”

Online at toledomuseum.org, visitors can search or browse the 300-item master- works collection by object title, artist, material, date, or type, all accompanied by an extended description. Detailed viewing of many objects can be accomplished with the help of a zoom-and-pan tool on each page. Drawn from the Museum’s 2009 publication Masterworks, each “virtual gallery” includes a variety of work, from paintings and sculpture to jewelry and furniture, just as the physical TMA galleries do. But unlike the pieces on exhibit at 2445 Monroe Street, the online collection can be accessed from anywhere in the world, 24 hours a day. In its first month, the online collection had 2,370 visitors from 54 countries.

“The masterworks featured online honor more than a century of collecting at the Toledo Museum of Art,” Dr. Kennedy said. “This selection is the first in an ongoing initiative to digitize and expand access to our collection for those planning a visit, and for those who can’t visit us in person.”

Staff has continued to add objects to eMuseum. Highlights of the glass collection will go online in early 2012 and additional genres such as European painting are slated over the next four years.

“Toledo is privileged to have a distinguished collection of great works by great art- ists,” Dr. Kennedy said. “It’s incumbent on us to make that collection available to as wide an audience as possible.”

Detail of Rubens’ The Crowning of St. Catherine, which is now accessible via eMuseum 10 11 Developing Museum Assets

It’s Green Behind the Scenes

The Toledo Museum of Art is a colorful place, but many people don’t know that behind the scenes the predominant color has been green for the past 20 years. It was that long ago when TMA implemented the first of what has turned out to be many energy-saving initiatives, including LED lighting, high efficiency microturbines, chillers and solar panels. TMA is the only museum in Ohio—and one of only a handful in the nation—to institute these practices so thoroughly.

Paul Bernard, manager of physical plant and capital projects, said the reason for the changes was simple: “We needed to reduce costs without compromising gal- lery conditions,” he explained, adding that some of the changes paid for themselves in as little as two months. “We’ve achieved great savings while maintaining the highest standards—never once putting the art in jeopardy.”

In 1992 the Museum began replacing incandescent light bulbs with LEDs and high-efficiency fluorescents. Twenty years later, the combination of these and other technologies has reduced yearly electric consumption by 79 percent. Along with saving the Museum hundreds of thousands of dollars, the efficiency efforts have improved the visitor experience while maintaining optimal atmospheric conditions for the artwork. Likewise, because the microturbines are a private power source, TMA can maintain the 70/50 temperature/humidity optimum condition for the collections even during an extended power outage.

In 2011, Mr. Bernard and his staff began experimenting with new LED lights for the galleries. The new lighting is as close to perfect as possible on the color rendering index (CRI), a rating which equates to natural light. The result is that visitors see the artwork’s true colors, and the pieces themselves are better protected from fading than with incandescent light.

Carol Bintz, chief operating officer, noted that while the positive results of these initiatives are many, perhaps the most important is the way the recouped energy costs impact the community.

“Saving on energy allows us to put money back into the programs that support our New LED lighting in the Perry & Co. chandelier, mission,” she said. which can be seen in gallery 33

Not only has the physical plant staff (above, with one of the Museum’s microturbines) helped achieve a 79 percent energy savings over the past 20 years, a large percentage of the department’s employees have stepped up to become major donors. From left, Tom Burke and Gil Seeburger, maintenance mechanics, Paul Bernard, physical plant manager, and Maintenance Mechanics Mike Lewandowski and Jeremy Lanham are among 20 staff members who are President’s Council members or above. 12 13 Increasing Visibility

Masters Series guests included (clock- Masters Series Brings Artists and wise, from upper left): Tyler Green, Frank Stella, Brian Kennedy, Judith Do- Audiences to the Peristyle brzynski, David Franklin, Graham Beal, Dr. Kennedy, Troy “Tromobone Shorty” What better way to increase a museum’s visibility than by hosting a luminaries Andrews and Pieter Biesboer. of the art world? In 2011 TMA did just that—four times—with the premiere of its Masters Series consisting of lectures and performances that brought artists and audiences to the Peristyle.

Frank Stella, renowned as one of the most significant artists to work in the abstract tradition in the past 50 years, drew an audience of more than 1,200 to the inau- gural Masters Series lecture on April 7, 2011, the night before the opening of his exhibition, Frank Stella: Irregular Polygons. Museum director and exhibition cu- rator Brian Kennedy joined Stella for the discussion, moderated by art critic Tyler Green, the blogger responsible for the “America’s Favorite Art Museum” contest that was swept by TMA the year before. Generous support for the series came from the Museum Ambassadors, an active group of supporters and fundraisers.

In May, Kennedy was joined by fellow Midwest museum directors Graham Beal, Detroit Institute of Art, and David Franklin, Cleveland Museum of Art, for a Mas- ters Series discussion of their prestigious institutions and the challenges they face in light of the economic downturn and changing demographics. The gathering of three international museum directors was held in honor of International Museum Day, and moderated by art journalist and blogger Judith Dobrzynski.

Pieter Biesboer, emeritus curator of paintings at the Frans Hals Museum, Haar- lem, The Netherlands, appeared at the Peristyle in October to shed light on the his- tory and importance of TMA’s new acquisition, Van Campen Family Portrait in a Landscape by Hals. The presentation was co-sponsored by the TMA Ambassadors and the Mellon Foundation.

And fresh off appearances on Conan O’Brien, David Letterman and at the presti- gious Newport Jazz Festival, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue closed out the 2011 Masters Series, heating up the Peristyle with the hottest act in contemporary jazz. The Art Tatum Jazz Heritage Society co-sponsored the event.

In all, nearly 3,000 people attended the Masters Series, a number Kennedy finds encouraging.

“The Masters Series features artists of a magnitude befitting the caliber of the Mu- seum, in an unparalleled setting,” he said. “The warm reception for the series in its inaugural season foretells even better things to come.”

Detail of Hals’ Van Campen Family Portrait in a Landscape, on view in the Great Gallery 14 15 Teaching Visual Literacy

Going Outside the Box with Frank Stella

Art education is the main focus of the Museum’s mission, and it doesn’t take place just in the classrooms. In 2011 TMA brought Frank Stella’s groundbreaking series, Irregular Polygons, to Toledo, offering visitors an opportunity to explore and expand their visual understanding.

Created in 1965–66, Irregular Polygons was an “out-of-the-box” exploration of the picture plane, which until that time had overwhelmingly been defined by a rectangular, square or oval border. Stella broke that convention literally, creating canvases with irregular edges and using lines of striking color to define the shapes within a given piece. Brian Kennedy, acknowledged that at first glance the shaped paintings seem simple.

“But keep looking,” he said, “and amazing things happen.”

This is because, as viewers use their sense of sight, the brain begins to interpret and understand the lines and spatial relationships of the shapes at a higher level —the eye is directed by color and line, and movement is perceived in the juxtaposi- tion of the elements. Helping visitors expand their understanding by sight or “visu- al literacy” is one of TMA’s primary objectives, and Irregular Polygons was an ideal opportunity. Activities supporting the exhibition included hands-on manipulation of polygons, experimenting with the frame shape of images and creating geometric assemblages that tell a story.

The visual excitement of the exhibition was acknowledged by the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s Steven Litt.

“If ever a group of paintings embodied the truism that seeing authentic artworks in the flesh is far more powerful than seeing them in reproductions,” Litt wrote, “it’s the Irregular Polygons of Frank Stella.”

In his video introduction to the show, Kennedy noted that the heightened visual understanding gained would inform visitors’ view of the world.

“You walk out of this exhibition and suddenly the world looks more interesting,” he said. “All those shapes, all those forms, all those colors and lines you will see on your way home. Life gets more interesting.”

To see the video visit http://www.toledomuseum.org/exhibitions/irregularpolygons/irregular-polygons- media-resources.

Detail of Stella’s Moultonboro II

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GAPP Artist in Residence Creates Pill Spill

Beverly Fishman’s art has long explored the relationships among humans, science and medicine, but it hadn’t been rendered in glass until Fishman came to the To- ledo Museum of Art as the 2011 Guest Artist Pavilion Project (GAPP) artist-in- residence.

Fishman worked with Glass Pavilion staff to create more than 120 colorful glass capsules ranging in size from 6 to 15 inches long. The culmination of the residency was Pill Spill, a floor installation of the capsules within the walls of the Glass Pa- vilion. The cavities created by the Pavilion’s curving glass walls were strewn with the colorful “pills,” transforming the building into a larger-than-life circulatory system through which Fishman’s capsules seemed to flow.

Beverly Fishman was the fifth artist-in-residence sponsored by the GAPP pro- gram, which was established in 2007 and supported by TMA board member Sara Jane DeHoff. Participants are chosen by a committee that includes the director, curator of glass, curator of modern and contemporary art, and representatives from development, marketing and educational programming. Experienced glass artists and those new to working in glass are chosen in alternate years. Visiting artists are on site for two to four weeks and are given opportunities to interact with Museum visitors, donors and community members.

Artist Gregory Euclide Creates Site-Specific Installation for Small Worlds

Minnesota-based artist and teacher Gregory Euclide’s work is strongly influenced by the lush ecosystems of his native Wisconsin and current home. He often uses found and recycled materials as a commentary on the importance of conservation and environmental protection.

In his two-story installation at the entrance of the Museum’s Small Worlds exhibi- tion, Euclide utilized discarded art shipping crates, packing foam, paper cutouts of trees found in paintings from the collection, organic matter from the Museum’s grounds, water from the Maumee river and gravel from local parking lots for Take it With You—Toledo.

Inside seven of the crates Euclide built tiny dioramas of beautiful outdoor scenes, best seen through the lens of a smartphone camera. TMA art handlers assisted Euclide with the project’s construction and finishing details, while conservation staff treated all organic materials to prevent unwanted pests from entering the Museum. 18 19 Molly and Elliot, 3 months

20 21 Exhibitions of Note Travelers through Ancient Lands Parker, age 7 September 10, 2010–February 6, 2011

Life in Miniature: Ceramic Netsuke from the Silverman Collection* October 1, 2010–February 27, 2011

Inspired Giving: The Apollo Society 25th Anniversary Exhibition* October 15, 2010–February 13, 2011

The Egypt Experience: Secrets of the Tomb* October 28, 2010–January 8, 2012

Aminah Robinson: Voices That Taught Me How to Sing* November 19, 2010–April 10, 2011

The Baroque World of Fernando Botero March 18–June 12, 2011

The Dramatic Image: Baroque Prints of the 17th Century March 19–June 12, 2011

Frank Stella: Irregular Polygons April 8–July 24, 2011

Building on the Future August 16–October 30, 2011

Storytelling in Miniature October 7, 2011–March 4, 2012

Small Worlds*

November 18, 2011–March 25, 2012 Public Library. County of the Toledo-Lucas Book Room the collection of Blade Rare On loan from 1846–49. lithograph, Color 1849. Noon, (detail). Published in London by H. G. & Nubia Egypt 1796–1864), (Scottish, Roberts David 22 * TMA companion publication 23 Acquisition Highlights

The Toledo Museum of Art has a long history of acquiring singular great works by great artists. The philosophy of collecting—along with the vast breadth of our collections— invites the addition of striking works from many eras, cultures and mediums.

1. Frans Hals (Dutch, 1582/83–1666), Van Campen Family Portrait in a Landscape, early 1620s, oil on canvas, purchased with funds from the Bequest of Florence Scott Libbey in Memory of her Father, Maurice A. Scott; the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey; the Bequest of Jill Ford Murray; and other funds, 2011.80

2. Giuseppe Barovier (maker; Italian, 1853–1942), Fratelli Barovier for Salviate Dott. Antonio (Italian, Venice), Coppa Guggenheim (Guggenheim Cup), about 1876, glass, dip-molded, blown, and hot-worked, Orion Fund, 2011.9A–B

3. Masako Onodera (Japanese, born 1966), Substance Necklace, 2007, flame- 1. 2. worked borosilicate glass, Plasti-Dip®, silk, sand, nylon thread, and fiber glass fused onto the borosilicate glass elements, purchased with funds given by Dorothy MacKenzie Price, 2010.42

4. Maestri Vetrai Muranesi Cappellin & C. (maker; Italian, Venice, 1925–1932), Group of 62 drinking vessels and vases, 1925–31, blown, mold- blown, applied, and tooled glass, gift of Mary, Sarah, and Myra La Rocque and Sylvia Sherman Plesco in Memory of George Courtright Greener, 2011.18–.79

4. 5. Tabwa peoples, Ujiji region (modern Tanzania), Figure of a Woman Carrying a Child, before 1880, wood, pigment, fiber, and metal, gift of The Apollo Society, 2011.12 3. 6. Page Hazlegrove (American, 1956–1997), Lost Perspective, 1989, glass, blown and slumped with cast pâte-de-verre, gift of Victor Kenyon, 2010.57A–K 5. 7. Sir Joshua Reynolds (British, 1723–1792), Mrs. Cholmondeley and Child, 1761, oil on canvas, gift of Mrs. George M. Jones, Jr., 2011.7

8. Christopher Dresser (designer; British, born Scotland, 1834–1904), Hukin & Heath (maker, British), Cruet Set, 1886–1909, electroplate silver on yellow metal and glass, blown, cut, and polished, gift of Thomas T. Solley, 2011.2A–G 6. 24 25 7. 8. 02

Acquisitions for Fiscal Year 2010–2011

African Art 01 Tayo Adenaike (Nigerian, born 1954), Burka, watercolor on paper, Gift of Marguerite Michaels, 2010.37

01: Tabwa peoples, Ujiji region (modern Tanzania), Figure of a Woman Carrying a Child, before 1880, wood, pigment, fiber, and metal, Gift of The Apollo Society, 2011.12

Ancient Art 02: Egyptian, Isis and Horus, about 650 BCE, Dynasty 25 (Kushite) or Dynasty 26 (Saite), ivory with Egyptian blue inlays and traces of gilding, Orion Fund, 2011.14

Asian Art

Okiie Hashimoto (Japanese, 1899–1993), Indian, Bilaspur, Kalki and his Castle Walls No. 5, woodblock print, Winged Horse, about 1700–20, opaque Gift of Thomas and Norma Davenport, watercolor with gold and silver on paper, 2010.31 Purchased with funds given in memory of Kurt T. Luckner, 2010.54 Indian, Kangra, Lady with a Hookah Attended by a Maid, about 1810–15, 03: Fujo Ueda (Japanese), White Dream, opaque watercolor with gold on paper, 1950s, woodblock print, Gift of Edward Purchased with funds from the bequest T. Hill, 2010.40 of Margaret E. Crowe in memory of her parents Jenny Lind and John George Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876–1950), Eirich and with funds given by Emma Soshu, 1940, woodblock print, Purchased Leah Bippus in memory of Gertrude with funds given by Claire and Allan Easton and by an anonymous donor, Kirsner, 2010.38 2010.52 Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876–1950), 03 Indian, Kangra, Study for Lady with Sekishozan, 1940, woodblock print, a Hookah Attended by a Maid, about Purchased with funds given by Claire 1785–90, opaque watercolor on paper, and Allan Kirsner, 2010.39 Purchased with funds from the bequest of Margaret E. Crowe in memory of her parents Jenny Lind and John George Eirich and with funds given by Emma Leah Bippus in memory of Gertrude Easton and by an anonymous donor, 2010.53

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Books and Manuscripts 04: Werner Pfeiffer (American, born Germany, 1937),Out of the Sky: Remembering 9/11, 2006, woodcuts (modern illustrated book), Mrs. George W. Stevens Fund, 2010.55

Werner Pfeiffer (American, born Germany, 1937),Abracadabra , 2007, color woodcuts (modern illustrated book), Mrs. George W. Stevens Fund, 2010.56

Lynd Ward (American, 1905–1985), Gods’ Man: A Novel in Woodcuts by Lynd Ward, 1929, wood engravings (modern illustrated book), Gift of William Benson, 2010.61

Michael Wolgemut (German, 1434/1437–1519), Leaf from the Liber Chronicum (Nuremberg Chronicle), 1493, letterpress and woodcut, Gift of Thomas N. and Gill W. Bentley, 2010.43

Drawings Prince Paul Troubetzkoy (Russian, 1866–1938), Mrs. George W. Stevens, 1912, graphite on paper, Gift of Katharine Lee Reid, 2010.36

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Giuseppe Barovier (maker; Italian, 1853–1942), Fratelli Barovier Josepha Gasch-Muche (German, born for Salviate Dott. Antonio (Italian, Venice), Coppa Guggenheim 1944), Pyramid, 2008, broken liquid (Guggenheim Cup), about 1876, glass, dip-molded, blown, and crystal display (LCD) substrate glass, hot-worked, Orion Fund, 2011.9A–B adhesive, metal, and wood, Purchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Chinese, Reverse-Painted Mirror Portraits of Elizabeth and Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, Christian Graham, about 1785, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period 2010.46 (1736–1795), mirror glass with reverse painting, Purchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Adolph William Goranson (American, Libbey, 2010.50–51 born Sweden, 1888–1955), Electric Lamp, about 1911–26, glass, mold- 05: Chinese (attributed to Imperial Palace Workshop, Beijing), blown, cut, polished, and assembled Peach-Shaped Brush Washer, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period with silvered brass fittings, Gift of Mr. (1736–1795), glass, mold-blown, and cut, Museum Purchase, and Mrs. Roger W. and Rebecca A. 2011.10 Goranson in memory of Captain Harold 08 06: Chinese (possibly Imperial Palace Workshop, Beijing), T. Goranson, U.S.N., Henry W. Goranson, Double-Gourd Flask, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period (1736–1795), Esq., James E. Goranson, Esq., and glass, blown, carved, and polished, Museum Purchase, 2011.11 Ensign Ruben I. Goranson, U.S.N.R., 2010.44 Christopher Dresser (designer; British, Page Hazlegrove (American, 1956–1997), born Scotland, 1834–1904), Hukin & Lost Perspective, 1989, glass, blown, and Heath (manufacturer; British), Cruet Set, slumped with cast pâte-de-verre, Gift of 1886–1909, electroplate silver on yellow 06 Victor Kenyon, 2010.57A–K metal and glass, blown, cut, and polished, Gift of Thomas T. Solley, 2011.2A–G 08: Roman, Beaker, 1st century CE, glass, 07 free-blown, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cary Ferguson (American, born 1957), L. Nyquist and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Galaxy-cut Bowl, 1994, colorless lead Nyquist in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Roy glass, mold-blown, with eight applied, A. Nyquist, 2010.41 recycled uranium glass protrusions, Gift of Thomas Owen, Jr., Teresa, and Probably Verrerie de Vonêche (maker; Kaitlyn Nicole Michnay, 2010.32 French, 1778–1816), Beaker Celebrating the Birth of the King of Rome, about 1809 07: H.C. Fry Glass Company, Rochester, (glass), 1811 (engraving), glass, mold- PA, Sugar and Creamer, glass, cut and blown, cut, and engraved with applied polished, Gift of Frank O. Swanson in silver-gilt rim, Mr. and Mrs. George M. memory of his wife, Harriet L. Swanson, Jones, Jr., Fund, 2011.4 2010.33–34

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Jewelry Prints 09: Louise Bourgeois (designer; American, born France, Paul Binnie (Scottish, born 1967), Cloud 1911–2010); Chus Burés (maker; Spanish, born 1956), Shackle Shadows, Grand Canyon, from the series Neckpiece, about 1947–48 (design); 1998–99 (object); sterling Travels with the Master, begun late silver, forged, and drilled, Purchased with funds from the Libbey 2004, completed 2007, color woodblock, Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, 2010.45 Gift of Douglas Barr, 2010.47

Masako Onodera (Japanese, born 1966), Substance Necklace, Paul Binnie (Scottish, born 1967), 09 2007, flame-worked borosilicate glass, Plasti-Dip®, silk, sand, Niagara Falls, from the series Travels nylon thread, and fiber glass fused onto the borosilicate glass with the Master, 2009, color woodblock, elements, Purchased with funds given by Dorothy MacKenzie Purchased with funds given by Claire Price, 2010.42 and Allan Kirsner, 2011.1

Richard Hunt (American, born 1935), Metalwork Untitled, 1977, lithograph on laminated paper, Gift of Barbara Sunderman 10: Robert Calderwood (Irish, free 1727, Hoerner, 2010.59 died 1766), Coffee Pot, about 1744, raised silver, chased, and engraved, Gift of Adrian Piper (American, born 1948), Donald L. and Deirdre Solomon, 2011.5 Forget It, 1991, offset lithograph, Gift of Barbara Sunderman Hoerner, 2010.60

Paintings Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (German, 1884– 1976), Bie den Netzen (By the Nets), 1919, Sir Joshua Reynolds (British, 1732– woodcut, Mrs. George W. Stevens Fund, 12 1792), Mrs. Cholmondeley and Child, 2010.48 10 1761, oil on canvas, Gift of Mrs. George M. Jones, Jr., 2011.7 12: Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (German, 1884–1976), Bie den Netzen (By the Nets), 1914, woodblock, Mrs. George W. Photographs Stevens Fund, 2010.49 11: Lalla Essaydi (Moroccan, born 11 1956), Les Femmes du Maroc: Grande Sculpture Odalisque, 2008, chromogenic enlargement print mounted to Magdalena Abakanowicz (Polish, born aluminum, Gift of The Apollo Society, 1930), The Humming Birds 2, 1970/74, 2011.8 sisal and hemp, Purchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, by ex- change, 2011.6

Robert Cremean (American, born 1932), Studio Section 2008–2009, 2008–09, mixed media, Gift of Robert de la Vergne, 2010.58A–C

Juan Martínez Montañés (Spanish, 1568–1649), The Infant Christ, about 1600–06, wood, polychromed, Purchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey, 2011.3A–B

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Loans Initiated Fiscal Year 2010–2011

The Toledo Museum of Art lent 34 works of art to 22 exhibitions and installations at 16 venues in the 02 United States, and to 12 venues in Canada, England, France, Italy, Japan, The Netherlands, and Spain.

Loans continuing into the 2010–2011 Fiscal Year:

01: Charles Rohlfs, Stand for Glass Vase, ebonized oak Flemish, Marriage of a Saint, oil on stand with Bohemian glass vase, 2008.175A–B wood panel, 1926.74 Exhibition: The Artistic Furniture of Charles Rohlfs Exhibition: Horace Walpole’s Venues: Milwaukee Art Museum, WI, June 6–August 23, Strawberry Hill 2009; Dallas Museum of Art, TX, September 20, 2009– Venues: Yale Center for British Art, New January 3, 2010; Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Haven, CT, October 15, 2009–January PA, January 30–April 25, 2010; The Huntington Library, 3, 2010; Victoria and Albert Museum, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, CA, London, England, March 6–July 4, 2010 May 22–September 6, 2010; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, October 19, 2010–January 23, 2011 Hashiguchi Goyo Studio reprint after a design by Utamaro, Beauty with Fan, 05 02: Gari Melchers, Easter Sunday, oil on canvas, 1923.21 about 1920, woodblock print; Exhibition: Dutch Utopia: American Artists in Holland, Hashiguchi Goyo Studio reprint after 1880–1914 a design by Utamaro, Beauty with Venues: Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA, October Landscape Fan, about 1920, woodblock 1, 2009–January 10, 2010; Taft Museum, Cincinnati, print; OH, February 5–May 2, 2010; Grand Rapids Art Japanese, Fan Panel: Blossoming Plum Museum, MI, May 21–August 15, 2010; Singer Museum, Branch, 19th century, watercolor on gold Laren, The Netherlands, September 15, 2010– ground, 1953.162iii January 16, 2011 Exhibition: The Ironic Porcelain Fan Venue: The Blair Museum of 03 Lithophanes, Toledo, OH, May 2– 03: Jacques-Louis David, The Oath of the Horatii, oil on October 31, 2010 canvas, 1950.308 Exhibition: Les enfants du Paradis. Painting and Theatre / Theatre and Painting from Neoclassicism to Modernity 05: French, Footed Bowl, 17th century, Venues: Musée Cantini, Marseille, France, October lapis lazuli-colored glass, silver gilt 1, 2009–January 3, 2010; Museo di arte moderna e mount, 2007.97; contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto, Rovereto, Italy, Italian (Venice) and English, Casting February 6–May 23, 2010; Art Gallery of Ontario, Bottle, about 1580, blown translucent Toronto, Canada, June 19–September 26, 2010 blue dichroic glass (Italian), chased 04 silver mount (English), 2005.286A–B Exhibition: The Adventure of Glass. 04: Greek, The Antimenes Painter, Amphora with From the Renaissance to the Twentieth Herakles and Amazons, ceramic, 1955.225; Century between Venice and Distant Greek, The Persephone Painter, Hydria with Menelaos Worlds and Helen, ceramic, 1967.154; Venue: Castello del Buonconsiglio, Greek, Corinthian, Krater, ceramic, 1970.2; Trento, Italy, June 26–November 7, Greek, The Rycroft Painter, Amphora with ransom of the 2010 body of Hektor, ceramic, 1972.54; Greek, Makron, Kylix with priestess, ceramic, 1972.55 Exhibition: Heroes! Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greece Venues: Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD, October 11, 2009–January 3, 2010; Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, TN, January 29–April 25, 2010; San Diego Museum of Art, CA, May 22–September 5, 2010; Onassis Center, New York, NY, October 5, 2010–January 3, 2011

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06: Francesco Guardi, San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, oil Isamu Noguchi, Miss Expanding on canvas, 1952.62 Universe, aluminum, 1948.12 Exhibition: The Allure of La Serenissima: Eighteenth- Exhibition: On Becoming an Artist: Century Venetian Art Noguchi and His Contemporaries: Venue: Oklahoma City Museum of Art, OK, September 1923–1960 9, 2010–January 2, 2011 Venue: The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York, NY, November 17, 2010–May 6, 2011 07: Claude Monet, Antibes Seen from La Salis, oil on canvas, 1929.51 Exhibition: Claude Monet 10: Indian (Orissa), Seated Narasimha, Venue: Grand Palais, Paris, France, September 20, 2010– sandstone, 1987.176 January 24, 2011 Exhibition: Vishnu: Hinduism’s Blue- 07 Skinned Savior Venues: Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Jan Gossaert, Wings of the Salamanca Triptych, oil on Nashville, TN, February 20–May 29, wood panel, 1952.85 A–B; 2011; Brooklyn Museum, NY, June 24– 08: Jan Gossaert, Jean de Carondelet, oil on wood panel, October 2, 2011 1935.58 Exhibition: Jan Gossaert’s Renaissance Italian (Venetian), Tazza, late 15th Venues: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, century, glass, enameled, and gilded, NY, October 4, 2010–January 9, 2011; The National Gal- 1932.1 lery, London, England, February 16–May 22, 2011 Exhibition: Kings, Queens, and Courtiers: Art in Early Renaissance France 09: John La Farge, Tank at Kandy, Venue: Art Institute of Chicago, IL watercolor and gouache on paper, February 27–May 30, 2011 1912.526; 10 John La Farge, At Sunrise, Kilauea Crater, watercolor, and gouache on Jules Breton, The Shepherd’s Star, paper, 1912.529; oil on canvas, 1922.41 John La Farge, Crater of Kilauea and Exhibition: Heroines the Lava Bed, gouache, watercolor, and Venue: Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, 09 pencil on paper, 1912.530; Madrid, Spain, March 8–June 12, 2011 John La Farge, Hari, or Bundle of Cocoanuts, watercolor, gouache, and ink Edgar Degas, Rearing Horse, bronze, on board,1912.532 1952.70 Exhibition: John La Farge–South Seas Exhibition: Degas: Form, Movement and Paintings, Watercolors and Sketches the Antique Venues: Yale University Art Gallery, Venue: Tampa Museum of Art, FL, New Haven, CT, October 19, 2010– March 12–June 19, 2011 January 2, 2011; Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA, January 22–March 27, 2011

36 37 Loans Initiated Fiscal Year 2010–2011 (continued) 11 13

Jacques-Louis David, The Oath of the Horatii, oil on canvas, 1950.308 Exhibition: Neoclassicism Venue: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX, March 20–May 30, 2011

11: Edouard Manet, Antonin Proust, oil on canvas, 1925.108 Exhibition: Manet, Inventor of Modernity Venue: Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France, April 5–July 3, 2011

12: Joan Miró, Sunrise at Varengeville, gouache and oil on paper, 1996.16; Joan Miró, Passage of the Divine Bird (Le passage de l’oiseau divin), gouache and oil on paper, 1996.21 Exhibition: Joan Miró: Ladder of Escape 15 Venues: Tate Modern, London, England, April 14– September 11, 2011; Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona, Spain, October 13, 2011–March 25, 2012; National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., May 6–August 12, 2012

14 13: Claude Lorrain, Landscape with Nymph and Satyr Dancing, oil on canvas, 1949.170 Exhibition: Claude Gellée, le Lorrain (1604/05–1682) dessinateur Venues: Musée du Louvre (Hall Napoléon), Paris, France, April 18–July 18, 2011; Teylers Museum, Haarlem, The Netherlands, September 28, 2011– January 8, 2012

14: Tōshūsai Sharaku, Onoe Matsusuke as Askikaga Takauji, color woodblock print, 2006.38 12 Exhibition: Tōshūsai Sharaku–His Art and Age Venue: Tokyo National Museum, Japan, May 1, 2011– June 12, 2011

15: Valentin de Boulogne, Fortune Teller with Soldiers, oil on canvas, 1981.53 Exhibition: Caravaggio and his Circle in Rome Venues: National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, June 17–September 11, 2011; Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, TX, October 9, 2011–January 8, 2012

38 39 2010–2011 Fiscal Year Financial Summary Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011) ending June 30, 2011 Collections Exhibitions, Programs and Special Projects Statement of Financial Position Summary of Key Financial Data

$4,000,000+ $100,000–$1,000,000 short term assets $5,183,831 pooled investments $154,205,675 Long term assets $267,751,475 charitable trusts $58,934,771 Ms. Jill Ford Murray* American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Mrs. Alvin Bippus* Total Assets $272,935,306 Total $213,140,446 $100,000–$1,000,000 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Apollo Society Ohio Department of Development Mr. Richard R. Silverman** Mr. Robert de la Vergne** $50,000–$99,999 Henry Luce Foundation $25,000–$99,999 Ohio Arts Council Statement of Activities Mr. Donald M. Mennel** Nettie Poe Ketcham Trust Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Solomon** 59% investments $8,304,767 $25,000–$49,999 25% earned income $3,462,769 $10,000–$24,999 The Andersons, Inc. 16% contributions $2,330,839 Anonymous (2) The Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation Fifth Third Bank Total $14,098,375 $5,000–$9,999 KeyBank National Endowment for the Arts Mr. Roger W. Goranson** PNC Bank Barbara Sunderman Hoerner** ProMedica Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Nyquist**

Expense Conversion $10,000–$24,999 $1,000– $4,999 BP Toledo Refinery Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone** 34% programs and exhibitions $4,835,478 Brooks Insurance 33% museum support services $4,615,048 Buckeye CableSystem 17% campus operations & maintenance $2,459,452 Value Undeclared Cleveland Foundation 9% retail services $1,282,257 Mr. Douglas H. Barr** Dorothy MacKenzie Price 7% marketing and fundraising $897,000 Mr. William Benson** Health Care REIT, Inc. Ms. Linda Jo Hare** Heckert Fund Mr. Edward T. Hill** Anne and Carl Hirsch Total $14,089,235 Mr. Victor Kenyon** Huntington Bank Ms. Marguerite Michaels** Institute of Museum and Library Services Ms. Katherine Lee Reid** Libbey, Inc. Mr. Frank O. Swanson** Medical Mutual Mercy * Deceased Owens Corning ** Gifts-in-kind Taylor Automotive Group Toledo Museum of Art Ambassadors Anonymous 40 41 Exhibitions, Programs, and Special Projects (continued) Major Donors Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

$5,000–$9,999 Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. The Museum recognizes and thanks the following individuals who made contributions Elizabeth Emmert and John Henzler of $1,000 or more during fiscal year 2011. Major donor gifts provide vital support for the Mr. Bruce Carver Museum’s education and outreach efforts, special exhibitions and the continuing care, Columbia Gas of Ohio Sanda and James Findley presentation and interpretation of the collection. Sara Jane and William DeHoff Findley Davies, Inc. Anthony and Gay Deiger Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foote Director’s Circle: Platinum Mr. Sam L. Rice III Hylant Group Impact Products $100,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mr. Jeff and Dr. Inge Klopping Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan George and Katherine Jones Anonymous Merrill Lynch Dr. David Kouba and Dr. Rupali Chandar Mike Thaman and Lisa Gathard Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Levey Scott and Margy Trumbull Shumaker, Loop and Kendrick, LLP $25,000–$49,999 Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Myers Christine B. Turnbull Posy Huebner Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Neckers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Young Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Anonymous $10,000–$24,999 $2,500–$4,999 Meredith M. Prime and Frederick Calder Mr. Marvin A. and Dr. Nancy C. Robon Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Director’s Circle: Crystal Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Savage and Associates Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brady, Jr. Bostwick-Braun Co. $2,500–$4,999 SJS Consulting Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brady, Jr. Mrs. Mary Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James D. Snyder Leslie A. Chapman Paula H. and C. William Fall Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Anderson Sunoco, Inc. Mrs. Suzanne Cook* Hanson, Inc. The Honorable Vernelis Armstrong Thomas Porter Architects Sara Jane and William DeHoff Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull Ms. Barbara J. Baker Cynthia and Ronald Thompson Ann W. Hartmann and Frank Snug Mr. and Mrs. Zac Isaac Ms. Joan Bayer Toledo Metal Spinning Mrs. Kathleen Magliochetti Deborah and Anthony Knight Mrs. Anderton L. Bentley, Jr. True North Energy Isabel H. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke Mr. and Mrs. David Bryan Weber and Sterling Cynthia and Ronald Thompson Anne* and William Lathrop Nancy Burton and G. Mark Burton Sandra and Dr. Richard J. Wiseley Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Rita Mansour Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll Mr. Daniel Wood Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Ottawa Hills Travel Co. Ms. Deborah R. Chapman Mark and Gretchen Zyndorf Anonymous Susan F. and Thomas W. Palmer Mr. John K. Clement Timothy and Barbara Reed Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Coffin Green For You campaign Director’s Circle: Diamond Signature Bank Bill and Pam Davis Trees were planted in memory of or in TKBW Private Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Sanda and James Findley honor of the following individuals: Scott and Margy Trumbull Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foote Rod Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Mr. Bruce C. Carver Mary Lou Fox Alfred C.Baratta Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dana Mrs. George W. Haigh David K. Welles, Sr. $1,000–$2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Heymann Lola and Sandra Kerbel Allstate Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Johnson Brian and Mary Kennedy Mr. Frank J. Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Anderson Marjorie Z. Kaplin Mr. Jeff and Dr. Inge Klopping Area Office on Aging Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. LaValley, Sr. Other contributions for the Green For You Betco Corp. Mrs. Helen McMaster Mr. John Libbe campaign totaled $2,070 Allan and Susan Block Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meier Ms. Paula Mayes Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Comerota Herb and Carolyn Metzger Ms. Susan E. Morgan Brent and Pamela Cousino Mrs. Donna Peters Dr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Neckers Dr. and Mrs. John J. Dooner, Jr. Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Mr. Norman C. Nitschke Dunbar Mechanical Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Purinton II Mr. Peter R. Orser Susan F. and Thomas W. Palmer 42 * Deceased 43 Director’s Circle: Crystal (continued) President’s Council (continued) Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

Carolyn and Richard Putney Mr. and Mrs. Zac Isaac Dr. Anne Baker and Dr. Robert Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cubbon, Jr. Timothy and Barbara Reed Mary Ann and Jim Kline Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Baker Barbara and Daniel Cutillo Richard and Gloria Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kraus Mrs. William B. Ball, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Daverio Margaret Penn Rodriguez Julie and Kyle Latham Mrs. Marj Baril Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. DeBoer Mark S. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Levine ** Mr. and Mrs. David Barrie Dr. Carols A. deCarvalho and Ms. Carol The Searles Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Lipski Linda Summer Beall Greenberg Jennifer and Ellsworth H. Shriver Paul and Kathryn Marion Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bearss Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Deerhake Dr. Jack and Barbara A. Siebenaler Judy McCracken Ms. Joan B. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Gary Delman Mr. Carter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip McWeeny Jenifer Belt and Jason Finn Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Delman John and Yolanda Szuch Ms. Jolene Miller and Ms. Donna Steppe Ms. Cecile Renuart Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demczuk Mr. Bruce M. Denman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Twyman Suzanne S. Moesser Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Denny Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran Rhoda L. and Roger M. Berkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Dionyssiou Mrs. David S. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Betz Mrs. Patricia Dodd President’s Board Nicholas F. and Susan Hartman Muska Ms. Carol Bintz Jordan E. Donley – Dr. and Mrs. John J. Newton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blumer $1,500 $2,499 Mrs. Linda Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Delos M. Palmer, Jr. Mr.* and Mrs. Willis S. Boice Adrian Acebedo and Barbara Chappell Dr. and Mrs. Rod W. Durgin Mr. William R. Bollin Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ammann Mr. Steven Papadimos and Mr. Edwin F. Durivage Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bond Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Anspach Dr. Chris Kanios Dr. and Mrs. A. Willard Emch Mr. and Mrs. George H. Booth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Appold Nancy and Gene Phlegar Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Mr. Fred W. Bostleman Katerina and Roger Ray Mrs. Nancie H. Entenmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baither Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K. Brauer Mr. Norman L. Sandfield Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Epstein Dr. and Mrs. Frank Barone Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brennan, Jr. Mr. George B. Seifried Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Faist Mr. Michael Barthold Dr. Helen L. Brooks* Dr.* Charles and Mrs.* Kathleen Smith Paula H. and C. William Fall Mr. Robert Bell Mrs. Joyce Brown Mrs. Mary O. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. John K. Fauver Thomas N. and Gill W. Bentley Mrs. Eleanor Brunner Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spetka Mary and John Fedderke Paul Bernard and Annette Knoblauch Naran Burchinow and Eileen Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Feniger Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Mrs. Barbara B. Thierwechter Mr. Bob Fleisher Paula and Peter Brown Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burwell Mrs. Mary D. Foster Ms. Paula Brown-Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ulrich Mr. Dennis J. Burzynski Mr. and Mrs. William R. Foster Mr. David Gray Jeanie Voss Drs. Thurid and Earl Campbell Mr. Darrell H. Fox Mary Anne Brown Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson Ms. Elaine Canning and Mr. David Kory Mr.* and Mrs. Donald Fraser Dr. Ramona Cormier Mr.* and Mrs. Robert G. Wingerter John and Dawn Christy Ms. Kelly Fritz Garrow Anthony and Gay Deiger Mr. and Mrs. William G. Winterer Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Churchill, Jr. Ms. Amy Gilman and Mr. Doug Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Dilley Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Winzeler, Jr. Mr. Paul J. Churdar Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldner Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William Ciralsky Dr. and Mrs. John J. Dooner, Jr. John and Julie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Clark Mary E. Galvin Mrs. Esther Greenfield President’s Council Mr. Frederick D. Cohn Ms. Carol Gee Ms. Suzanne Guinivere $1,000–$1,499 Mr. and Mrs. George Cole Dr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Glassberg Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Haag Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Comerota Dr. Mary J. Gombash and Mr. Bud Crosby Mr. Doug and Mr. Dan Adams-Arman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hadley Carol and Patrick Conlan Mrs. Willie E. Green Sharon and Darryl Allen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hadley William S. Cosgrove and Kimberlee A. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. John Amonett Shirley Hancock Collins Jemma and Dustin Hostetler** Mrs. Jean Areddy Peter and Claudia Handwork Brent and Pamela Cousino * Deceased Marjorie M. Hutton Don Bacigalupi and Dan Feder Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hanley Dr. and Mrs. John M. Croci ** Gifts-in-kind Ms. Sandra M. Hylant Kate and Tom Backoff Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hardy 44 Mrs. Dora Crowther 45 President’s Council (continued) Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Barry Liber Dr. and Mrs. James G. Ravin Ms. Sharon Speyer and Mr. Dean Monske Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hayward Shereth and Roger Lichtenwald Dr. Shirley Ferguson Rayport Ms. Barbara S. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Harris Lura M. Lovell Mr. Robert F. Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stein Mr. Henry W. Hauenstein Mrs. J. Carson Lumbattis Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stewart Chuck and Peggy Herman Ms. Christine Mabrey Mr. and Mrs. M. Brock Rimmelin Millard and Joelyn M. Stone Ms. Pamela S. Hershberger Mrs. Thomas W. Mahoney David and Leslie Risley Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone** Mrs. Margaret J. Hiett Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Mancini Ms. Nancy Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Eric Summons Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hileman Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Marsa Mr. Marvin A. and Dr. Nancy C. Robon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Sutter Anne and Carl Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Newton C. Rochte Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Szczepanski James and Kristine Hoffman Mr. Macon J. Mauchmar Ms. Janet C. Rogolsky Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Tancinco Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull Dr. and Mrs. Rodney McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Roshe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor Ms. Jeannie Hylant Mr. Kevin McGreevy Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Rothschild Dr. and Mrs. Warren S. Tipton Mr. George Isaac Sarah McHugh and David Hart Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Rothschild Mr. Louis E. Tosi Dr. Saleh A. Jabarin Mrs. Dennis Menton Mr. Gerald Runkle and Ms. Joan Travis Frank and Lynn Jacobs Mrs. Karen Merrels Mr.* Felix Sampayo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Unverferth Mr. and Mrs. Marvin K. Jacobs Marlene G. and Richard H. Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Rupp Ms. Phyllis J. Van Orden Mr. Jamille G. Jamra Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mewhort III Dr. Richard D. and Dr. Elizabeth Ruppert Mrs. Theodore R. Vogt Ms. Billie Johnson Martha and Donald M. Mewhort, Jr. Miss Patricia Russell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waggoner Mr. Charles R. Johnson Kathryn and Jon Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sailstad Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Walinski Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth B. Millhon Miss Georgianna Saloff Dr. and Mrs. F. Michael Walsh John and Deborah Joslin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mintun Ms. M. Ann Sanford Mr. Gary L. Wasserman and Mr. Charles Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Julius Dr. Gail and Mr. Jay H. Mirrow Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savage A. Kashner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kabat Dr. and Mrs. John F. Monoky, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kaplin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moor Mr. and Mrs. E. Fred Schaefer Ernest W. Weaver, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Kellermeyer James C. Moore and Tim R. Valko Mrs. Barbara Schlatter Ms. Beverly Weidendorf Amir A. Khan Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mulrow Dr. Beverly Schmoll Lynnette and David Werning Janet and Michael Killam Mrs. Harold C. Munger* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schwier Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Wesselmann Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kimple Dr. and Mrs. Richard Munk Mr. and Mrs. James Jay Secor III Jim and Sue White Dr. and Mrs. Allan B. Kirsner Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Murtagh Mrs. Beverly B. Seeman Mr. Hugh David White Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Kistler, Jr. Ms. Catherine E. Neel Mr. Robert R. Seeman and Ms. Karin A. Dr. and Mrs. Peter White Mrs. Gloria Kistler Drs. Litif and Soad Nimr Jacobson Ms. MaryBeth Wilkinson Milton Ford and Deborah Knight David and Katherine O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw IV Mr. and Mrs. Philip Williams Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kobacker Dr. and Mrs. Philip O’Donnell Kelly and Tom Sheehan Dr. Richard J. and Sandra Wiseley Mr. and Mrs. Zale Kohler Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wolfe Ms. Georgeann Kohn Mr. and Mrs. George V. Oravecz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shultz Ms. Sara Worley and Mr. Eric D. Britton Dr. David Kouba and Dr. Rupali Chandar Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ormond Mr. and Mrs. James P. Silk, Sr. Mrs. Olive Wu Mr. Scott Langenburg Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Silletti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Yocum Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Lanham Mrs. Margaret M. Palmer Lisa and Judd Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zerbey Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lanigan Rev. and Mrs. C. Eugene Pearson Mrs. Susan Smotherman and Ms. Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Tom Scott Ziems Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Pletz Smotherman Mr. Robert Zollweg Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lautermilch The Honorable and Mrs. John W. Potter Ms. Nancy L. Smythe Mark and Gretchen Zyndorf Dr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Layne Dorothy MacKenzie Price Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G. Snodgrass Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Levey Meredith M. Prime and Frederick Calder Mr. and Mrs. James D. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Gordan I. Levine Roger L. Radeloff Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sodeman * Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Allan Libbe Dr. and Mrs. Suresh Ramnath Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Solomon ** Gifts-in-kind 46 47 Business Council Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

In-kind and financial gifts from the business community to support Museum operations.

First Merit Bank $50,000–$99,999 $2,500 –$4,999 Libbey Circle Flying Rhino Coffee and Chocolate** Fifth Third Bank*** The Anderton Bentley Fund Individuals who will create a lasting legacy by making Glass City Café** planned gifts to the Museum. Art Iron Foundation Grumpy’s** $25,000–$49,999 The Blade** Heidtman Steel Products, Inc. Sharon and Darryl Allen The Andersons, Inc. Bostwick-Braun Company Hull and Associates, Inc. Mr. Steven M. Ambrose Health Care REIT, Inc. Ernst and Young, LLP The Isaac Families Ms. Kay L. Baker KeyBank Grand Lubell Photography** Impact Products, Inc. Mrs. Catherine J. Bates Libbey, Inc. Hanson, Inc. Jones and Henry Engineers, Ltd. Mrs. Lillian Becker PNC Bank The Manhattan Building Company Keith H. Brooks Florist Mrs. Sally Bergsmark ProMedica Marshall and Melhorn*** Kripke Enterprises, Inc. Rhoda L. and Roger M. Berkowitz Richards and Tierney Inc.** Neville Landscape and Tree Service Kuhlman Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Birndorf Taylor Automotive Group*** OCP Contractors, Inc. The Lathrop Company Mr. and Mrs. William K. Block, Jr. SFC Graphics, Inc. Marathon Petroleum Company, LLC Mrs. William K. Block, Sr. $10,000–$24,999 Signature Bank McDonald Partners, LLC Clara M. Bloomer Spartan Chemical Company, Inc. Margaret and Howard Bond Blue Water Communications** Ottawa Hills Travel Company Sunoco, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K. Brauer BP Toledo Refinery Paramount Health Care Therma-Tru Doors Dr.* Helen L. Brooks Brooks Insurance Agency, Inc. Pepsi Beverages Company Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown Buckeye CableSystem*** Phoenix Services, Inc. $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Rilma Oxley Buckman Dana Corporation Foundation Plastic Technologies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chandler, Jr. Findley Davies, Inc.*** 2 Scale Premier Steel Dr. and Mrs. John T. Chiles Huntington Bank American Frame Corporation** Savage & Associates, Inc. Mr. Paul J. Churdar Medical Mutual of Ohio Anspach Meeks Ellenberger, LLP Spitler and Williams-Young Company, LPA Mr. and Mrs.* John K. Clement, Sr. Mercy Area Office on Aging SSOE, Inc. in Memory of Susanna L. Clement Owens Corning Asset Protection Corporation The Toledo Clinic, Inc. Automation and Control Thomas Porter Architects Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Coffin Mr. Frederick D. Cohn $5,000–$9,999 Bartz Viviano Flowers and Gifts, Inc. Toledo Building Services** Betco Corporation Toledo Business Journal Mrs. Suzanne T. Cohn Christie’s** Block Communications, Inc. Toledo Mirror and Glass Company Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Conkle Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. Campbell Inc. Toledo Mud Hens Mrs.* Suzanne C. Cook Continental Office** Clifton Gunderson, LLP True North Energy William S. Cosgrove and Kimberlee A. General Property Maintenance** Cooper and Walinski, LPA Weber and Sterling, LLC Collins Heidelberg Distributing Company The Collaborative, Inc. William Vaughan Company Ms. Joe Ann Cousino Hickory Farms, Inc. Corbin Design** Woodsage Holdings, LLC Ms. Erma E. Dee Hylant Group, Inc. Dimech Services, Inc. Yarder Manufacturing Company Sara Jane and William DeHoff Madhouse** Duket Architects/Planners Mrs. Cormac F. DeLaney Merrill Lynch Dunbar Mechanical, Inc. * Deceased Mr. David Donley and Mrs. Karen E. Wood MT Business Technologies, Inc.** Eastman and Smith, Ltd. ** Gift-in-kind Mr.* and Mrs. John R. Donnell Shumaker, Loop and Kendrick, LLP Event Source *** Included gift-in-kind Mr. Byron S. Dunham and Mr. Richard J. URBan Radio Broadcasting** Hanna 48 Wyldewood Tack Shop 49 Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

Mr. Wilson G. Duprey Mr. and Mrs. John R. McLean Mr. John W. Snow Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. Dye Mrs. Helen McMaster Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Rev. John O. Meloy Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Speck Richard A.* and Nancie H. Entenmann Mrs. Karen Merrels Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Faist Mrs. Florence Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foote Mr. Milford H. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fox, Jr. Mrs. David S. Morgan Mr. Jules L. Vinnedge Mr.* and Mrs. Donald Fraser Mr. and Mrs. John Newton Dr. and Mrs. F. Michael Walsh Julie and James Funk Mr. and Mrs. William F. Niehous Mr. Prosser M. Watts, Jr. Margaret N. Gifford Cheryl and Richard O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Glowacki Mr. Peter R. Orser Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Mrs. Blanche Greenwald Miss Patricia Osborn Mr.* and Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Haag Miss Elizabeth Papps Mr.* and Mrs. Ralph B. Wenner Mrs. James C. Hackley Ms. Isabel Perry Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. West Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hadley Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Nancy L. and Philip Williams Mrs. George W. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo H. Poll Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson Ann W. Hartmann and Frank Snug Dorothy MacKenzie Price Mr. and Mrs.* John T. Witte Mr. and Mrs.* Henry W. Hauenstein Smiley Putman Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Lewis Rolfes Heldt Elizabeth Bentley Rank Mr. Roger E. Wyman Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Heymann Mr. Richard K. Ransom Ms. Diane M. Zitzelberger Barbara Sunderman Hoerner Edith B. Rathbun Anonymous (8) James and Kristine Hoffman Dr.* Louis C. Ravin Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Hoogstoel Ms. Shelly Reber Posy and Bob* Huebner Timothy and Barbara Reed Libbey Circle Realized Mr.* and Mrs. William Hutton Mr. Robert F. Reichert Catherine and Severn* Joyce Ms. Carol Lee Rice Marjorie Z. Kaplin Mr. and Mrs. William S. Richards Ms. Jill Ford Murray* Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kasperzak Mrs. David R. Rittenhouse Mrs. Alvin Bippus* Mr.* John M. Kelchner, Jr. Ms. Janet Rogolsky Mr. George P. MacNichol, III* Mr. and Mrs. Jon K. Kerl Mr. Walter D. Rosengarten Ms. Ruth E. Jones* Mrs. Mildred E. Kern Paul and Rona Rothschild Ms. Barbara G. Parsons* Ms. Mary E. Kincaid Jim and Adrienne Rudolph Mr. Robert G. Speck* Mr. Bigelow Kinsey Mr. Gerald Runkle and Mr.* Felix Sampayo Ms. Carolyn Arndt* Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Klein Mr. Norman L. Sandfield Mrs. Jacqueline J. Foster* Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke Mr. Thomas A. Schmitt Ms. Mabel F. Hausman* Mr. Gary B. Kuehnle Mrs. Ann Searles Joyce E. Smart* William and Mary Lasko Mr. George B. Seifried Prudence Lamb Trust* Mr.* Kenneth J. Lay Joan L. Sepessy Mrs. Eleanor Brunner Dr. and Mrs. Dennis P. LeGolvan Mr. and Mrs. John Shelly Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Hendel* Mr. and Mrs.* Mervin N. Levey Ms. Patricia Sill Martha Wright Schomburg* Mr. John F. Libbe Mr. Richard R. Silverman Ms. Jane E. Duncan* Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lindke Mr. and Mrs. David A. Snavely Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mandle Mr. Olan D. Snavely * Deceased 50 51 The Apollo Society Memorial and Honorary Tributes Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

Director’s Circle, President’s Board and President’s Circle members who donate an Tribute gifts perpetuate the memory of a loved one or honor special occasions or noted additional $5,000 per year to purchase art. achievements.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Silk, Sr. Gifts in memory of: Ms. Shelia Jensen Ms. Barbara J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mrs. Helen R. Johnson Thomas N. and Gill W. Bentley John and Yolanda Szuch Mr. Russell E. Allan Mrs. Ruth Judd Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blumer Scott and Margy Trumbull Mrs. Sylvia Applebaum Mr. Newell E. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Twyman Mrs. Lore Barroso Ms. Sandra Kerbel Ms. Deborah R. Chapman Mrs. Theodore R. Vogt Ms. Ann Daly Bennett Ms. Elaine Knudsen Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Leslie A. Gary L. Wasserman and Charles Kashner Mr. Graham Berwind Mrs. Beverly Krewson Chapman Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. Bigelow Mr. John A. Kroll Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Daverio Lynnette and David Werning Mrs. Alvin Bippus Mr. John T. Landwehr Sara Jane and William DeHoff Ms. MaryBeth Wilkinson Dr. Marios Boucouras Ms. Jean McAuley Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Peter Demczuk Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Ms. Regina Bowerfind Mr. Tom McGlauchlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Yocum Rev. John T. Burkett Ms. Robin Miller Dr. and Mrs. John Dooner, Jr. Mrs. Tracy Carpenter Mr. James G. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. * Deceased Mrs. Linda Carroll Mr. Dan Molony Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foote Mr. Wil Clay Mr. James Murtagh, Sr. Mary Lou Fox Ms. Judith Lynn Cohen Ms. Fumiko Okada Ann W. Hartmann and Frank Snug Mrs. Charlotte R. Conner Mrs. Caroline Orser Anne and Carl Hirsch Mr. John C. Conroy Mr. Hobart Putney James and Kristine Hoffman Mrs. Suzanne C. Cook Mrs. Patricia Randolph Posy Huebner Dr. Reed Cranmer Dr. Louis C. Ravin George and Katherine Jones Ms. Helen Czerwinski Mrs. Carol Jean Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Julius Mr. Kenneth Diehl Amy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kabat Mr. Dan A. Dombrowsky Mrs. Thelma Y. Saggese Mrs. Edward Kern Mr. Donald D. Duhaime Mr. Felix Sampayo Mr. Jeff and Dr. Inge Klopping Mr. William Duncan Mr. George Schlaudecker Mrs. Kathleen Magliochetti Mrs. Edna Evans Mr. James Schueler Mr. and Mrs. Philip McWeeny Mr. Richard Eyster Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shanteau Herb and Carolyn Metzger Mr. Robert Flynn Mrs. Doreen Spitzer Suzanne S. Moesser Jacqueline J. Foster Mr. Lyman Spitzer James C. Moore and Tim R. Valko Mr. Donald Fraser Mrs. Ruth Stasiak Ms. Catherine E. Neel Ms. Dorothy M. Gagnet Mrs. Kathleen Steadman Susan F. and Thomas W. Palmer Mr. Roger R. Garverick for Mrs. Lena Sutts Nancy and Gene Phlegar Mr. Willie Earl Green Mrs. Mary Swigart Wotherspoon Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Mr. Steve Guerrero Mr. Thomas W. Topolski Dr. and Mrs. James G. Ravin Mother of Brenda Haag Ms. Linda Ventura Mr. Gerald Runkle and Mr.* Felix Sampayo Mr. Alfred A. Hahn Jr. Mr. Ralph Wenner Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savage Mrs. Hazel H. Hanes Ms. June Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Mr. James Hooven Mr. Tom Whitesides Mr. George B. Seifried Ms. Constance M. Horn Mr. James C. Whitta 52 53 Cumulative Giving Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010–June 30, 2011)

Mr. Robert H. Wingerter Active donors with cumulative giving of $50,000 or higher. Mrs. Ann Witte Mr. and Mrs. John T. Witte Mrs. Edward Zendle $10 million+ $250,000–$499,999 Bill and Barbara Zook Mr.* and Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Sharon and Darryl F. Allen American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Gifts in honor of: $5–$9.999 million Block Communications, Inc. Ohio Arts Council Buckeye CableSystem Mrs. Louise Bankey Mrs.* Helen L. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David Berwind Mr. and Mrs.* John K. Clement $1–$4.999 million Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Donnell The Andersons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Leslie A. Mrs. Ann W. Hartmann and Mr. Frank Snug The Apollo Society Chapman The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Boeschenstein Mrs. Malcolm Crowther Herb and Carolyn Metzger Dana Corporation Foundation Sara Jane and William DeHoff Mr. Norman C. Nitschke Sara Jane and William DeHoff Ms. Ann M. Desmond PNC Bank Fifth Third Bank Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Mr. Richard R. Silverman KeyBank Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fox, Jr. Scott and Margy Trumbull Mrs. Helen McMaster Mary E. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. James F. White, Jr. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mrs. George W. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hileman Clement O. Miniger Memorial Foundation $100,000–$249,999 Anne and Carl Hirsch Ms.* Jill Ford Murray Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Houston National Endowment for the Arts Thomas N. and Gill W. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stranahan, Jr. Mrs. Anderton L. Bentley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted LeSueur Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blumer Ms. Jutta Page Anonymous (2) BP Toledo Refinery Susan and Thomas Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Calvin K. Brauer Dr. and Mrs. James G. Ravin $500,000–$999,999 Mr. and Mrs. George L. and Leslie A. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. John T. Chiles Timothy and Barbara Reed Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Coffin Mr. Timothy Reed The Anderton Bentley Fund Mrs. Patricia P. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. David C. Reschly Robert de la Vergne Mrs. Harlton G. Dunbar Mrs. Jeanne Rudski and Mr. Jon Mickle Posy and Bob* Huebner Dr. and Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schoen Anne and Carl Hirsch Findley Davies, Inc. Mrs. and Mr. Doris Smith Institute of Museum and Library Services Mary Lou Fox Mrs. Anne Szumigala Libbey, Inc. Mrs. George W. Haigh Mr. and Mrs. George C. Urschel, Jr. Owens Corning Health Care REIT, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David Weinberg Dorothy MacKenzie Price Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Heymann Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Timothy and Barbara Reed Huntington Bank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wespiser, III Richards & Tierney, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kaplin Ms. Patricia Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kobacker Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lanigan

The Lathrop Company * Deceased 54 55 Board of Directors Mrs. Kathleen Magliochetti Mr. Darrell Fox January 1–December 31, 2011 Marshall & Melhorn Mr. and Mrs. Arnold N. Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Orser Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Herzog Directors 2011 Honorary Directors Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Barbara Sunderman Hoerner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Palmer James and Kristine Hoffman Michael J. Anderson Darryl F. Allen Mrs. Richard H. Peters Mrs. Marjorie M. Hutton Jan Baker Don Bacigalupi Elizabeth Brady William W. Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo H. Poll Hylant Group, Inc. Bruce C. Carver Molly P. Chiles ProMedica Health System Mr. George Isaac George L. Chapman Thomas B. Donnell Mrs. Edith B. Rathbun Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Julius Charles E. Dana Helen H. Emmert Mr. Robert F. Reichert Ms. Marjorie Z. Kaplin Sara Jane DeHoff Nancy R. Fairhurst Mr. Norman L. Sandfield Milton Ford and Deborah Knight Elizabeth Emmert Robert V. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley J. Kripke James A. Hoffman Barbara Kaplin Mr. George B. Seifried Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Levine Lloyd Jacobs Rita B. Kern Billie Johnson Robert J. Lanigan Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP Lura M. Lovell Dennis G. Johnson Helen McMaster Sunoco, Inc. The Manhattan Building Company George M. Jones III Susan R. Reams Mr. and Mrs.* Norman R. Thal, Jr. Medical Mutual of Ohio Harley J. Kripke Dorothy Saxe Therma-Tru Doors Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meier Susan E. Morgan Duane Stranahan, Jr. Christine B. Turnbull Mercy Health Partners Randy Oostra Edward F. Weber Mr. Henry Werner and Mrs. Jacqueline Suzanne S. Moesser Mary Ellen Pisanelli Georgia Welles Rousseau James C. Moore and Tim R. Valko Richard I. Reynolds John P. Williamson Kelly Sheehan Sandra L. Wiseley Mr. Hugh David White Mary Ellen Pisanelli John S. Szuch Frederic Wolfe Mr.* and Mrs. Robert G. Wingerter Dr. and Mrs. James G. Ravin Cynthia B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William G. Winterer Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Reams, Jr. David K. Welles, Jr. Mrs. William W. Wommack Dr. and Mrs. R. Daniel Rigal Directors /CEO Emeriti Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Roshe Dr. Richard D. Ruppert and Dr. Elizabeth Emeritus Director Roger M. Berkowitz $50,000–$99,999 Ruppert Roger Mandle Richard P. Anderson David W. Steadman Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ammann Dr. *Lelah Crabbs Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Anspach Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Savage Art Iron Foundation Mr. Carter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Solomon Rhoda L. and Roger M. Berkowitz Sotheby’s Margaret and Howard Bond Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Mr. and Mrs. Spencer D. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brady, Jr. Officers Brooks Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stranahan Mrs. Eleanor Brunner John and Yolanda Szuch Elizabeth Brady Chair of the Board Nancy Kistler Burton and G. Mark Burton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor John S. Szuch Vice Chair/Secretary Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Wilcox George L. Chapman Vice Chair/Treasurer Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Daverio Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson Cynthia B. Thompson Vice Chair Denny Johnson Vice Chair Ernst & Young, LLP Mr. and Mrs. John T. Witte Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Yocum Brian Kennedy President, Director and CEO Sandra and James B. Findley Carol Bintz Chief Operating Officer Jacqueline J. Foster*

56 57 Employees as of June 30, 2011 Employees as of June 30, 2011 (continued)

Abdullah, Amal Hands-On Activity Coordinator Collins, Gary Gallery Guard Adams, Monica Protective Services Assistant Collins, Kathleen Gallery Guard Adkins, Marie Assistant Head Usher Conlan, Teressa Assistant Librarian Albright, Jesse Gallery Guard Cothern, Steve Glass Studio Assistant Manager Albright, Mark Gallery Guard Coulter, Amanda Catering Alexander, George Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Covarrubias, Jacqueline Gallery Guard Almester, Betty Ann Visitor Services Representative Cramer, Adam Studio Assistant Anderson, Maureen Administrative Assistant—Development Crooks, John Gallery Guard Angelo, Raymond Gallery Guard Crumley, Laura Protective Services Supervisor Antalek, Francis Gallery Guard Cunningham, Spencer Instructor Atkins, Marcia Cash Receipts Clerk Curry, Russell Art Packer/Handler I Bachmeyer, Edward Jr. Visitor Services Representative Davis, Joyce Instructor Baker, Alice Gallery Guard DeHan, Annabelle Assistant Head Usher Baker, Calvin Gallery Guard DePriest, Jason Art Packer/Handler 1 Bandeen, Jennifer Community Outreach Coordinator DeVol, Kerri Special Events Coordinator Barbee, Phillippe Gallery Guard Diaz, Pamela Volunteer Services Assistant Barta, John Gallery Guard Dibling, David Assistant Head Usher Battig, Duane Gallery Guard DiPofi, Mary Claire Human Resources Assistant Begley, Ira Gallery Guard Dixon, Ronald Gallery Guard Belkofer, Dennis Gallery Guard Draeger, Julie Instructor Bensch, Jessica Membership Services Duffield, Jason Sales Associate Bernard, Paul Physical Plant Manager Dumke, Dale Gallery Guard Berning-Matell, Audrey Professional Services Team Coordinator Duncan, Dennis Gallery Guard Bibbs, Yolanda Gallery Guard Dusseau, James Gallery Guard Biel, Rachel Educational Resource Coordinator Duty, Lynn Docent Programs Coordinator—Elementary Bilger, Kristie Sales Associate Ehret, John Protective Services Supervisor Bintz, Carol COO Feaganes, Eileen Gallery Guard Bissel, Catherine. Gallery Guard Felix, Joseph Food Service Senior Associate Bjorn, Dennis Gallery Guard Fenikile, Tesfaye Gallery Guard Blankenship, Heather Museum Store Manager Ferguson, William Membership Services Bobak, David Assistant Head Usher Fischer, Steven Gallery Guard Boesel, Mary Ann Education Assistant Fitch, Ann Gallery Guard Bohland, Timothy Gallery Guard Fitzgerald, Vivian Purchasing Administrator Boss, Lydia Glass Assistant Fixler, Claude Installation Coordinator Bott, RoseAnn Gallery Guard Fleming, Amanda Instructor Boyer, Jeffrey Conservation Technician Ford, Clara Gallery Guard Brand, Paul Instructor Foshag, Lori Assistant Director Education & Branson, Mary Visitor Services Representative Community Outreach Brasch, Leah Graphic Designer Fowler, Elizabeth Catering Breitwieser, Karen Gallery Guard Gaewsky, Timothy Art Packer/Handler I Bremer, Megan Visitor Services Representative Garcia, John Food Services Senior Associate Brown-Gray, Paula Docent Coordinator Garrison, Michael Gallery Guard Brownlee, Earl Gallery Guard Garrow, Kelly Director of Communications Brug, James Gallery Guard Gaynier, Mary Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Burke, Thomas Maintenance Geisinger, Linda Volunteer Services Coordinator Butler, Roshell Gallery Guard Gilman, Amy Associate Director & Curator of Byers, Rebecca Class Registrar Modern and Contemporary Art Caruso, Emily Student Assistant Godfrey, Sherri Facilities Manager Cassidy, Melissa Membership Services Goldberg, Adam Glass Studio Assistant Cervantes, Marcianna Catering—On Call Goldsmith, Jason Cook Chappuies, Rachael Sales Associate Gottschalk, John Gallery Guard Christiansen, Eric Gallery Guard Guerra, Brenda Student Assistant—Ceramics Cieply, Philip Gallery Guard Hallauer, Marion Gallery Guard Clark, Janet Assistant Head Usher Hamel, Lucas Dishwasher Clay, David Gallery Guard Hammer, Whitney Sales Associate Coats, Rae Visitor Services Representative Hammersmith, Chelsey Studio Monitor/Student Assistant Collins, Clark Gallery Guard Hare, Richard Gallery Guard 58 59 Employees as of June 30, 2011 (continued) Employees as of June 30, 2011 (continued)

Harer, Linda Database Administrator Loeffler, Thomas Assistant Curator, Works on Paper Hargrove, Suzanne Head Conservator Losek, Dennis Gallery Guard Harvey, Michelle Marketing Communications Manager Lublin, Stephan Cook Hasselkus, Nancy Accounts Payable Clerk Lutz, Chelsea Café Server Hayes, Julia Associate Curator, VRC Mack, Jeffrey Glass Studio Manager Haynes, Herville Maintenance Mechanic I Macklin, Courtney Lead Sales Associate Hayward, Robert Visitor Services Representative Maher, Lynn Gallery Guard Hermiller, Emily Tour & School Program Assistant Mall, Andrea Associate Registrar Hill, Edward Works on Paper Assistant Maluchnik, Kathryn Technical Service Assistant Howell, Lunette Manager of Professional Services Team Martenies, John Gallery Guard Huftalen, Alison Head Librarian Marty, Leonard Master Instructor/Glassmaking Hughes, David Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Mauchmar, Macon Groundskeeper Hughes-Meek, Heather Glass Technician McAfee, Donald Gallery Guard Jabarin, Nabeel Development Officer for Planned Giving McCarthy, Michael Utility/Special Events Worker Jankowski, Regina Early Childhood Coordinator McGreevy, Kevin Groundskeeper Jaskolski, Taylor Catering McKarns, Jennifer Instructor Johnson, Amanda Gallery Guard McMaster, Julie Archivist Johnson, Patricia Visitor Services Representative Melchor, Wynema Gallery Guard Jones, Luther Gallery Guard Menjor, Tamba Dishwasher Jones, Robert Dishwasher Mikkelsen, Margaret Communications Coordinator Kaczmarek, Donald Gallery Guard Miller, Carolyn Gallery Guard Kanfield, Sr., Dennis Assistant Head Usher Miller, Kathryn Development Officer—Major Gifts Kapszukiewicz, Karan Instructor Mitchell, Marilyn Gallery Guard Karcher, Connie Development Officer for Corporate Modarai, Shamsi Sales Associate Membership & Sponsorship Molter, David Gallery Guard Karsiotis, Susan Utility/Special Events Worker Moore, Sandra Director of Information Technology Kawczynski, Eugene Gallery Guard Motz, Timothy Manager, Educational Media and Kecskes, Irene Library Assistant Rights and Reproductions Kelly, David Gallery Guard Nearing, Harriet Instructor Kemmerley, Stephen Instructor Neuber, Stephanie Sales Associate Kennedy, Brian President, Director, CEO Newman, Debra Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Keyes, Lisa Facilities Coordinator Newson, Lonnie Gallery Guard King, Eamon Glass Technician Nichols, Lawrence William Hutton Curator of Kinkaid, Dianne Facilities Assistant European and American Painting Kirby, Daniel Cook—On Call and Sculpture before 1900 Klewer, James Gallery Guard Nowak, Steven Director of Education & Community Outreach Knudsen, Sandra Assoc. Curator of Ancient Art & Nowicki, Paula Instructor Scholarly Publications Coordinator Nugent, Paul Gallery Guard Kosier, Erin Design Coordinator Oberhaus, Kimberly Administrative Assistant, Conservation Kolasky, David Glass Studio Teaching Assistant Ody-Miller, Janine Instructor Kowalski, Andrew Glass Technician O’Leary, Terence Gallery Guard Krohn, Robert Gallery Guard Oliger, Corinne Family Center/Youth Program Coordinator Kroll, John Gallery Guard Osborne, Kim Assistant Controller Kujawski, Corey Art Project Assistant Osborne, Whitney Visitor Services Representative Kutz, Connie Executive Assistant Outten, Tara Café Lamanna, Jane Instructor Overholt, Justin Student Assistant Lane, Mary Glass Facilitiare & Demonstrator Page, Jutta Annette Curator of Glass and Decorative Arts Langley-Jones, Philip Protective Services Supervisor Palmer, Susan Director of Development Lanham, Jeremy Maintenance Mechanic I Patterson, Jason Glass Studio Assistant Manger Lardinais, Barbara Gallery Guard Pedelose, Brenda Café Server Larsh, Elizabeth Communications—Intern Pinciotti, Gabriel Gallery Guard Lee, Joey Utility Worker Plapper, Tom Gallery Guard Lefevre, Robert Gallery Guard Pohlad, Matt Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Lenoir, Michael Utility Worker Poisel, Megan Manager of Tours and School Programs Leonard, Frederick Gallery Guard Priehs, Michael Catalog Librarian Lindsey, Sarah Gallery Guard Prince, Marsha Gallery Guard Littenberg, Austin Glass Technician Prior, Rhonda Membership Services 60 61 Employees as of June 30, 2011 (continued) Employees as of June 30, 2011 (continued)

Putney, Carolyn Director of Collections & Curator of Ancient Art Stover, Timothy Glass Technician Quigg, James Gallery Guard Strancar, Brien Glass Technician Rafferty, Michael Gallery Guard Summers, Salena Café Associate Rapp, Erika Executive Chef and Director of Culinary Services Sweeney, Amy Membership Services Rasey, Ray Gallery Guard Syrek, Dana Development Officer for Corporate & Ray, Carol Professional Services Team Coordinator Foundation Funding Redrup, Gary Gallery Guard Szczepanski, Timothy Chief of Protective Services Reecer, Elizabeth Membership Services Szymanski, Timothy Chief Financial Officer Reich, Paula Curatorial Projects and Publications Manager Thanasiu, Ann Gallery Guard Remaklus, David Instructor Thomas, Adam Glass Studio Rich, Michael Gallery Guard Thomsen, Ronald Groundskeeper—Temp Ritchey, Sarah Family Center Student Assistant Timar, Amy Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Robertson, Leslie Glass Assistant Timmons, Kenneth Gallery Guard Rockwood, Paul Instructor & Glass Arts Studio Technician Tohle, Diann Human Resources Administrator Rogers, Robin Glass Assistant Tomassetti, Pamela Visitor Services Roman, Richard Maintenance Mechanic Towner, John Gallery Guard Rose, James Gallery Guard Trinchero, Anne Gallery Guard Ross, Milah Gallery Guard Troknya, Mark Library Clerk Rubel, George Gallery Guard Tyburski, Joan Membership Services Rubin, Ellen Instructor Uesato, Lianne Conservation—Intern Ruebel, Hans Instructor Urbank, David Membership Sales Manager Ruiz, Andrew Chef Vandenberg, Arthur Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Ryan, Michael Library Research Assistant Vannii, Gianni Catering Sample, Angela Sculpture Technician Vargas, Emily Café—Catering Sanders, Daniel Gallery Guard Vasko, Carolyn Visitors Service—Temp Schaffer, Andrew Catering Vnuck, Kenneth Gallery Guard Schmitt, Melissa Membership Services Vozobule, Julie Library Assistant Schultes, Robin Instructor/Technician/Glass Arts Wagoner, Miriam Instructor Scott, Jennifer Education Assistant Walker, Gloria Gallery Guard Screptock, Brian Sales Associate Warren, Karen Finance Assistant Screptock, Sylvia Professional Services Team Coordinator Warren, Milo Gallery Guard Seambos, Colleen Membership Services Weinberg, Judith Adult & Public Programs Coordinator Seeburger, Jr., Gilbert Maintenance White, Megan Studio Assistant Selden, Judith Tour Coordinator Whitesides, Patricia Registrar Serota, Karen Head of Exhibitions Wilka, Ronald Gallery Guard Sharp, Teresa Manager of Public Relations Wilkinson, Paul Gallery Guard Shaw, Hal L Gallery Guard Williams, Randy Operations Supervisor Facilities Sheehan, Kelly Glass Studio Assistant Wilson, Robert Gallery Guard Shelley, William Intern—Conservation Yurosko, Thomas Gallery Guard Shepler, Alison Payroll Specialist Zember, James Gallery Guard Sherlock, James Instructor Zemski, Andrew Gallery Guard Shipman, James Assistant Curator, VRC Ziegler, Erin Head Server Shockley, Hazell Utility Worker/Special Events Worker Ziemke, Linda Instructor Shriver, Allison Special Events Coordinator Sieczkowski, Marcella Gallery Guard Sirk, Stephen Gallery Guard Skinner, Wesley Gallery Guard Slawson, Eric Instructor Sloan, Nathan Network Administrator Smith, William Gallery Guard Sommers, Robert Gallery Guard Spencer, Elizabeth Collections Database Assistant Stevens, Candace Ceramics Assistant Stevenson, Marissa Lead Sales Associate Stiefel, Geraldine Gallery Guard Stock, Mary Programs Coordinator Stombaugh, James Gallery Guard 62 63 Ambassadors Ambassadors (continued)

Bachey, Elaine Ambassador-Active Andrews, Theresa Ambassador-Active Sustainer Bearss, Julia Ambassador-Active Bennett, Cecile Ambassador-Active Sustainer Betz, Randi Ambassador-Active Biggs, Barbara Ambassador-Active Sustainer Bond, Suzanne Ambassador-Active Cardone, Susan Ambassador-Active Sustainer Braun, Marcia Ambassador-Active Crowther, Dora Ambassador-Active Sustainer Casey, Peggy Ambassador-Active Effler, June Ambassador-Active Sustainer Copeland, Judith Ambassador-Active Fadell, Carol Ann Ambassador-Active Sustainer Croci, Susan Ambassador-Active Foster, Mary Ambassador-Active Sustainer Cutillo, Barbara Ambassador-Active Johnson, Darlene Ambassador-Active Sustainer Detrick, Cyndee Ambassador-Active Murtagh, Stephanie Ambassador-Active Sustainer Durden, Yolanda Ambassador-Active Saddemi, Mary Ambassador-Active Sustainer Emmert, Elizabeth Ambassador-Active Simon, Carol Ambassador-Active Sustainer Esplin, Carol Ambassador-Active Farber, Nancy Ambassador-Active Berkowitz, Rhoda Ambassador-Honorary Galbraith, Benedikte Ambassador-Active Kennedy, Mary Ambassador-Honorary Giacci, Teresa Ambassador-Active Mandle, Gayle Ambassador-Honorary Gregory, Louise Ambassador-Active Steadman, Kathleen * Ambassador-Honorary Harman, Mary Ambassador-Active Irving, Linda Ambassador-Active DiSalle, Mary Ambassador-Sustaining Johnstone, Stephanie Ambassador-Active Allen, Sharon Ambassador-Sustaining Karp, Beverly Ambassador-Active Ankney, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining Killam, Janet Ambassador-Active Arbaugh, Marilyn Ambassador-Sustaining Knudson, Ginger Ambassador-Active Ball, Jr., William Ambassador-Sustaining Kruse, Susan Ambassador-Active Bardi, Carol Ambassador-Sustaining Miller, Susan Ambassador-Active Barrett, Jr., James Ambassador-Sustaining Mora-Calderon, Yolanda Ambassador-Active Bentley, Gill Ambassador-Sustaining Murphy, Constance Ambassador-Active Beren, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining Navarre, Ellen Ambassador-Active Blumer, Dee Ambassador-Sustaining Odesky, Sheila Ambassador-Active Boeschenstein, Molly Ambassador-Sustaining Parseghian, Gayle Ambassador-Active Bradley, Jeanette Ambassador-Sustaining Paton, Lori Ambassador-Active Brauer, Margot Ambassador-Sustaining Pearson, Judy Ambassador-Active Brunner, Ellie Ambassador-Sustaining Ravin, Nancy Ambassador-Active Burke, Lois Ambassador-Sustaining Reed, Kathleen Ambassador-Active Carr, Susan Ambassador-Sustaining Reitzel, Judy Ambassador-Active Christen, Marlene Ambassador-Sustaining Ridenour, Karen Ambassador-Active Cohen, Judith Ambassador-Sustaining Rimmelin, Cindy Ambassador-Active Conkle, Martha Jean Ambassador-Sustaining Rombes, Diane Ambassador-Active Cummins, Barbara Ambassador-Sustaining Roshon, Cindy Ambassador-Active Daverio, Anita Ambassador-Sustaining Sattler, Linda Ambassador-Active Day, John Ambassador-Sustaining Scannell, Catherine Ambassador-Active Donovan, Mary Ambassador-Sustaining Schmoll, Beverly Ambassador-Active Dye, Judith Ambassador-Sustaining Shaneck, Susan Ambassador-Active Emmert, Helen Ambassador-Sustaining Smythe, Nancy Ambassador-Active Fairhurst, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining Sundberg, Claudia Ambassador-Active Fauver, E. Ambassador-Sustaining Swemba, Linda Ambassador-Active Findley, Sanda Ambassador-Sustaining Swolsky, Teresa Ambassador-Active Fox, Carol Ambassador-Sustaining Tuschman, Patricia Ambassador-Active Geracioti, Carol Ambassador-Sustaining Van der Veer, Susan Ambassador-Active Giauque, Sally Ambassador-Sustaining Vogel, Mary Ann Ambassador-Active Goldberg, Barbara Ambassador-Sustaining Wagner, Judy Ambassador-Active Handwork, Claudia Ambassador-Sustaining Wilson, Carol Ambassador-Active Hanson, Ruth Ambassador-Sustaining Wittenberg, Patricia Ambassador-Active Hardy, Mary Jo Ambassador-Sustaining Zechman, Rebecca Ambassador-Active Harrington, Nita Ambassador-Sustaining

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Hiett, Margaret Ambassador-Sustaining Petti, Suzanne Ambassador-Sustaining Hileman, Ann Jane Ambassador-Sustaining Phillips, Diane Ambassador-Sustaining Hirsch, Anne Ambassador-Sustaining Pletz, Carol Ambassador-Sustaining Hodges, James Ambassador-Sustaining Quandt, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining Howe, Sue Ambassador-Sustaining Reams, Susan Ambassador-Sustaining Hull, Johanna Ambassador-Sustaining Reed, Timothy Snook Ambassador-Sustaining Hunter, Marjorie Ambassador-Sustaining Rhodes, LaNelle Ambassador-Sustaining Ide, Phyllis Ambassador-Sustaining Risley, Leslie Ambassador-Sustaining Isaac, Dee Ambassador-Sustaining Rorick, Suzanne Ambassador-Sustaining Kabat, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining Roshe, June Ambassador-Sustaining Kakissis, Aphrodite Ambassador-Sustaining Ryan, Kathleen Ambassador-Sustaining Kaplin, Barbara Ambassador-Sustaining Sailstad, Ruth Ann Ambassador-Sustaining Kaufman, Irene Ambassador-Sustaining Sawyer, Ann Ambassador-Sustaining Keller, Jane Ambassador-Sustaining Schueler, Katie Ambassador-Sustaining Kellermeyer, Shari Ambassador-Sustaining Silletti, Jeanie Ambassador-Sustaining Kern, Rita Ambassador-Sustaining Simonds, Brooke Ambassador-Sustaining King, Angie Ambassador-Sustaining Slotterbeck, Lois Ambassador-Sustaining Kistler, Carol Ambassador-Sustaining Smith, John Ambassador-Sustaining Kline, Mary Ann Ambassador-Sustaining Smith, Peg Ambassador-Sustaining Kripke, Stacey Ambassador-Sustaining Snyder, Diane Ambassador-Sustaining Kudner, Martha Ambassador-Sustaining Souder, Vickie Ambassador-Sustaining Lathrop, Anne Ambassador-Sustaining Spaulding, Lillian Ambassador-Sustaining Lewis, Peggy Ambassador-Sustaining Speck, Suzanne Ambassador-Sustaining Lindke, Tracy Ambassador-Sustaining Staelin, Penny Ambassador-Sustaining Lippman, Lynn Ambassador-Sustaining Stone, Joelyn Ambassador-Sustaining MacMillan, Jean Ambassador-Sustaining Stone, Prudy Ambassador-Sustaining Martin, Susan Ambassador-Sustaining Straub, Pamela Ambassador-Sustaining McEwen, Doris Ambassador-Sustaining Sutter, Ica Ambassador-Sustaining Merrels, Karen Ambassador-Sustaining Taylor, Edna Ambassador-Sustaining Metzger, Holly Ambassador-Sustaining Thierwechter, Barbara Ambassador-Sustaining Miller, Diane Ambassador-Sustaining Trumbull, Margaret Ambassador-Sustaining Minns, Sharmon Ambassador-Sustaining Tuschman, Ina Ambassador-Sustaining Monoky, Andrea Ambassador-Sustaining Uebelhart, Karen Ambassador-Sustaining Moore, Hollis Ambassador-Sustaining Voss, Jean Ambassador-Sustaining Moore, Kitty Ambassador-Sustaining Wainstein, Dee Ambassador-Sustaining Mulford, Jane Ambassador-Sustaining Westmeyer, Patty Ambassador-Sustaining Munn, Lindy Ambassador-Sustaining White, Susan Ambassador-Sustaining Niehous, Donna Ambassador-Sustaining Winzeler, Jo Ann Ambassador-Sustaining Palmer, Susan Ambassador-Sustaining Wiseley, Sandra Ambassador-Sustaining Pawlecki, Linda Ambassador-Sustaining Yocum, Jacqueline Ambassador-Sustaining Peterson, Jill Ambassador-Sustaining Zerner, Nancy Ambassador-Sustaining

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Alexander, Michele O’Leary, Annie Achenbach, Jean McKisson, Sharon Baker, Jane Onat, Sema Averill, Doris McMurray, David Baril, Marj Palmer, Susan Balkany, Leslie McWilliam, Pat Blake, Kate Parker, Pam Bartley, Anne Metcalf, Debbie Boesel, Mary Ann Peterson, Ginny Bass, Jackie Metzger, Boots Brown-Gray, Paula Robins, Denise Bentley, Carol Moulopoulos, Gloria Bucher, Bob Robinson, Nancy Bolovan, Carolyn Neckers, Suzanne Catchings, Jone Ross, Deanna Johnson Boucouras, Tessie Newell, Judy Chapman, Deborah Rozko, Caroyn Broeker, Debi Newell-Revenaugh, Jane Cole, Claire Rudski, Jeanne Brown, Paula Niehous, Donna Creutz, Mimi Schocket, Sandy Brune, Sharilyn Niswander, Joanne Crowther, Dora Schoen, Carol Brunner, Ellie Nussel, Lorraine Davis, Pam Scott, Elaine Carr, Susan Pollock, Sue Deiger, Gay Selden, Judi Chiles, Molly Price, Dorothy Delman, Andrea Sheehan, Kelly Coyle, Theresa Risley, Leslie Desmond, Ann Shultz, Joyce Doerfler, Anne Robinson, Wilma Dewey, Paulette Silk, Kay Dye, Judy Robinson, Wilma Donar, Annette Steger, Jane Gebolys, Ronnie Rudolph, Gladys Duty, Lynn Stein, Claudia Gertner, Gerry Schroeder, Sue Evans, Jane Strup, Carol Grant, Peggy Seibenick, Millie Gabehart, Liz Sutter, Ica Gravengaard, Barbara Simonds, Brooke Gagnet, Jan Sweeney, Brenda Hagy, Mary Ann Spaulding, Lilian Galvin, Mary Tertel, Yvonne Haigh, Letty Swirbul, Thora Gamble, Nancy Tipton, Pat Hancock, Shirley Tavel, Marcia Goslin, Christine Verner, Nancy Hendel, Barbara Thierwechter, Barbara Graham, Jim Walinski, Shelley Huebner, Posy Voss, Jean Gray, Candy Walsh, Kateri Karr, Annora Sue Wilcox, Jan Gray, Mary Wiley, Val Laukhuf, Betty Wilcox, Jane Hakel, Karen Williams, Janet Layne, Joan Wolfe, Terry Hampton, Rose Witt, Anita Layne, Joan Yocum, Jacquey Hanson, Ruth Wolfe, David McArdle, Jeanne Young, Dorie Harer, Linda Yaklin, Judy McEwen, Do Harwell, Deanna Zitzelberger, Diane Hasenfratz, Karen Hay, Bonnie Active Emeritus Holman, Lisa Houston, Martha Karazim, Mary Bergsmark, Sally Kauber, Carole Burton, Nancy Kehrle, Judy Coon, Barbara Kelley, Nancy Cummins, Barb Kiroff, Carole Cunningham, Beth Klein, Dianne DuCharme, Hope Klein, Karen Haag, Brenda Kohler, Shirley Heimbeck, Leah Kunz, Elaine Moesser, Sue Lenortavage, Pat Rice, Dorothy Lichtenwald, Shere Roshe, June Magliochetti, Kathy Sautter, Cathy Mahoney, Julia Seeman, Carolyn Mannes, Chris Uhler, Marlene McDowell, Nancy Wiley, Joan Mendel, Kim O’Donnell, Linda

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Adkins, Jacalyne Dockett, Liliane Kelly, David Raitz, Pat Adkins, Marie Dockett, Richard Kendrick, Robin Elaine Rawski, Susan Albring, Katalin Dominique, Christina Kertesz, Kevin Riethmiller, Kirsten Alexander, Scott Donaldson, Annelle Kilcorse, Helene Roby, Michelle Amstutz, David Douglas, Angela King, Roxanne Roselieb, Joshua Applebaum, Lauren Drake, Nancy Krajcar, John Roshon, Cindy Ardner, Carol Dreier, Sally Krawetzke, Katie Ruggiero, Nick Auh, Sunmi Yun Drewicz, Norene Krueck, Catherine Rutherford, Kyle Badr, Cassandra Duggan, Sarah Kunkle, Samuel Sattler, Linda Baker, Alice Dusseau, James Kunz, Helen Scanlon, Kevin Baker, Barbara Dyer, Nancy Ladd, Sue Scannell, Catherine Baranoski, Margaret Elliott, Tessa Lange, Jean Schaefer, Claire Barfield, Kelly Elzinga, Nancy Laws, Cameron Schlatter, Louise Barrett, Kristin Emery, Jean Leow, Caitlin Schmoll, Beverly Barth, Gail Eppler, Carole Lieb, Crystal Schulman, Harry Batanian, Mary Lou Esplin, Carol Ligibel, Patricia Schult, Gwen Battles, Karen Feltman, Virginia Ligibel, Ted Shaffer, Marsha Beasecker, Emily Fenwick, Faye Logan, Ryan Shambaugh, Jane Bechthold, June Fetters, Wendy Long, Kandida Shaneck, Sue Becker, Liz Finnegan, Sally Luersman, Jamie Sheffler, Thomas Bell, Mary Flower, Jessica Mantey, Gail Shepler, Denise Benedetto, Nancy Free, Anne Marks, Zoe Shepler, Shauna Bennett, Cecile Friis, Jean Martin, Irene Sielicki, Jim Biggins, Sharon Fuller, Thelma Martinez, Amanda Singer, Tracy Bishop, Anita Galbraith, Ditte Mason, Susan Inez Smith, Elizabeth Blakesley, Roberta Gilman, Cynthia McCall, Sara Spiegel, Bernard Blanchard, Garry Gladieux, Barbara McCartney, Diane Stager, Fawn Blochowski, Thomas Glenn, Christiana McConnell, Elizabeth Stevenson, Marissa Bobak, David Goel, Shashi McCormick, Darlene Stover, Katherine Bolze, Lizzy Goldberg, Adrienne McMaster, Julie Sundberg, Claudia Brandt, Alvera Gould, Barbara Meyer, Linda Sutter, Ica Braun, Marci Greely, Kathleen Miller, Susan Swirbul, Kimberly Breese, Judith Gregory, Louise Mineff, Louis Szumigala, Anne * Bruce, Barbara Gruenwald, Catherine Morse, Molly Tamirisa, Asha Brucksieker, Jerry Guinivere, Suzanne Morton, Phyllis Tate, Polly Burmeister, Meghan Haag, Loretta Moyer, Ethel Taylor, Teresa Byczynski-Davis, Tara Hambright, Laurel Mullan, Christine Ten Eyck, Ann Camp, Kathi Hamilton, Jane Myers, Norah Thompson, Katelyn Carr, Susan Hanley, Marjorie Navarre, Ellen Travis, Joan Carter, Stephen Harris, Bridget Copeland Naves, Andrea Traynor, Kathleen Christiansen, Carol Hartman, Sherry Nelsen, Kathy Troknya, Mark Clink, Michael Hazard, Marilynn Neyland, Jamarr Ulrich, Marilyn Colchagoff, Annette Heindel, Barbara Obert, Heather Vander Horst, Kimberly Coleman, Alexandra Herold, Donna Odesky, Sheila Vogel, Mary Ann Comes, Lauren Hofner, Kimberly Osburn, M. Evelyn Vollmar, Adrianne Coulson, Jo Ann Hojnacki, Jennifer Ostrowski, Sebastian Vollmar, Angela Creque, Barbara Howell, Hattie Kate Parker, Linda Wakefield, Bonita Croke, Michael Howell, Roger Patterson, Pamela Walker, Kevin Daunhauer, Collette Hudson, Sarah Pawlak, Annetta Walker, Marilyn Daunhauer, William Huebner, Posy Pawlecki, Linda Warren, Tessa Davis, Warren Illenden, Christine Pearson, Judy Weber, Ann De La Garza, Nancy Irving, Linda Peatee, Michael Westmeyer, Ruth Dee, Erma Johnson, Paulette Pennell, Hope White, Sheryn DeSelms, Jacalyn Judkins, Abigail Perzynski, Kathy Williams, Tobias Diaz, Pamela Kampe, Mary Perzynski, Tom Williams, Willie Dibling, Dave Kanfield, Dennis Phillips, Diane Dibling, Sara Karazim, Mary Pollex, Susan Dickey, Virginia Kecskes, Irene Quinn, Martha * Deceased 70 71 toledomuseum.org

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