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Biennial Report 2017–2018 Biennial Report 2017–2018 Report of the President

The Saint Louis Art finished 2018 in a strong Learning and Engagement efforts also expanded position with an annual attendance of 653,074 visitors, during the biennial period. More than 61,000 visitors the fifth highest in the Museum’s 140-year history. participated in docent-led tours, and more than That year’s popular exhibition Sunken Cities: Egypt’s 25,000 children and adults enjoyed the Museum’s free Lost Worlds recorded the tenth-highest exhibition Family Sunday programs. More than 40,000 students attendance, and its success helped swell the year-end participated in Museum programs, which included roll of Museum Members to 20,505 households—the intensive programs like the multi-visit Arts in the Basic second highest in the membership program’s 67 years Curriculum tours and small-group workshops with such of existence. During this period, staff launched a new leading contemporary artists as Mickalene Thomas assessment and evaluation initiative, and although and Kehinde Wiley. Additionally, the Museum offered the data from 2018 represent just the beginning of teacher workshops and professional development this ongoing research, I am pleased to share that the experiences to more than 800 area educators. In Museum is performing exceptionally. Net Promoter December 2018, the Museum activated its robust Score is a frequently used index measuring the likelihood new website, which will enable online visitors to that an individual will recommend a product or service better engage with the . by assigning a score between −100 and +100. The Museum’s score is +87, more than 30 points higher Underpinning each of these improvements is the than the industry benchmark for American . Museum’s financial sustainability. Independent reviews This research is an outgrowth of the 2014 strategic by credit-rating agencies continued to recognize the plan, which challenges the Museum to strengthen the Museum for its sound financial management. In 2018, collection, improve the visitor experience, deepen the Standard & Poor’s affirmed the Museum’s AA-issuer Museum’s relationship to the community, develop credit rating, and in 2017, Moody’s upgraded new audiences, and enhance digital capabilities. The the Museum’s bond rating to Aa2 from Aa3. On Commission created board task forces to work with December 31, 2018, the market value of the Museum’s staff to implement the plan, and the Museum made endowment was $197 million. significant progress in several strategic priorities in 2017 and 2018. The success of this biennial period demonstrates the extraordinary value the Saint Louis offers Some of these initiatives have led to improvements to individuals, the city, and the region through its rich that are visible to visitors, while other projects required collection and programming. We are grateful to the extensive work far from public view. The Museum’s taxpayers of St. Louis City and St. Louis County for collection includes more than 34,000 works of art, the their generous support (through the Zoo Museum vast majority of which is in storage. The completion District), which sustains the Museum’s ongoing of an extensive collection survey in July 2018 allowed operations and programs. And we are particularly staff to study, evaluate, and document those works; grateful to our Members and donors, whose ongoing flag objects for potential conservation or deaccession; generosity allows the Museum to advance the civic and plan for a future renovation that incorporates and cultural life of St. Louis. new storage technology and best practices. As part of its commitment to make facilities and programs more accessible to people of all abilities, the Museum implemented staff training, added new braille signage, began offering collection tours with American Sign Language interpretation, and collaborated with local John R. Musgrave organizations to offer inclusive education programs President, Board of Commissioners

Dish, c.1670; Dutch; tin-glazed earthenware; diameter: 18 7/8 inches; The Lopata Endowment Fund and the Margarita M. and Roland E. Jester for participants of all abilities. In recognition of these Endowment Fund for the Decorative Arts 462:2018 efforts, Paraquad honored the Museum with its 2018 Shine the Light award.

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and European ; and Southwest Weavings: of Charlotte Cram filled this critical gap. Acquiring 800 Years of Artistic Exchange (2018), which celebrated an important American history has similarly a 2017 gift from Paul and Elissa Cahn. Kehinde Wiley: been an institutional goal for decades, and in 2018 the Saint Louis was another important undertaking. Museum purchased Daniel Interpreting to Belshazzar For the 2018 exhibition, Wiley invited residents from the Handwriting on the Wall, a 1775 painting by neighborhoods in north St. Louis and Ferguson to pose Benjamin West. We continue to seek important historical for large-scale portraits inspired by artworks in the works by women artists to broaden the diversity of Museum’s collection. the collection, and the Museum’s 2018 purchase of Woman in Turkish Dress by Angelica Kauffmann The Museum collection was elevated during the added to the collection a painting by one of the most biennial period by generous gifts of art. In addition celebrated portraitists of the 18th century. The 2018 to the textiles presented in Southwest Weavings, the purchase of an 18th-century Italian Torah Ark Curtain 2017 gift from Paul and Elissa Cahn also included (Parokhet) significantly augments the Museum’s a large collection of Pueblo, Mexican, and South collection of signed and dated Judaica. American weavings. Also in 2017, the Museum received the transformative gift of 81 works from In addition to these acquisitions, a work long in the New Jersey–based collector Ronald Maurice Ollie collection was given new context through a prominent Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds, Cheyenne/Arapaho, born 1954; Sovereign, 2017; 16 monotypes; overall: 44 × 120 inches; The Sidney S. and Sadie Cohen Print Purchase Fund 483:2018a-p; © Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds and his wife, Monique McRipley Ollie. Named in installation in front of the Main Building. In December honor of Ronald’s parents, the Thelma and Bert Ollie 2018, the Museum installed American sculptor Memorial Collection adds significant depth and ’s first major public artwork, To Encircle breadth to the Museum’s holdings of abstract works Base Plate Hexagram, Right Angles Inverted, in the by African American artists. In 2018, the Museum also center of Fine Arts Drive. Originally installed on a accepted gifts of important collections of vernacular street in from 1970 to 1972, the sculpture During the past two-year period, extraordinary Millinery Trade expanded scholarship on an photography from –based donor Peter Cohen complements Twain and Joe, major outdoor works by exhibitions exposed visitors to art as varied as important aspect of Edgar Degas’s legacy. It also and St. Louis–based collectors John and Teenuh Foster. Serra erected in publicly accessible spaces in St. Louis. monumental archaeological treasures, 18th-century provided important context to The Milliners, a A 2018 gift from a local donor of 194 prints and one The sculpture was donated to the Museum by Ronald men’s attire, and the richly complex portraiture of masterwork by Degas that the Museum acquired transformed the Museum into a center for the and Jan Greenberg in 1984, and the 2018 installation Kehinde Wiley. Thanks to the goodwill and generosity in 2007. The 2018 exhibition Graphic Revolution: study of prints by and after Pieter Bruegel the Elder, was funded by Emily Rauh Pulitzer. of our supporters, the Museum also enriched the American Prints 1960 to Now presented the story of as well as prints related to Hieronymus Bosch. collection through the acquisition of more than 991 contemporary through more than 110 Highlights of this gift included the prints that formed The Museum played a vital role in the cultural life of works of art, enhancing strengths, filling gaps, and works. Two main exhibitions in 2017 represented the basis of the 2015 exhibition Beyond Bosch: St. Louis in 2017 and 2018, and I am confident that diversifying the Museum’s holdings. collaborations with leading national and international The Afterlife of a Master in Print and the will continue in future years thanks to your ongoing museums. Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, 1995 exhibition The Printed World of Pieter Bruegel enthusiasm and support. In 2018, we hosted the North American premiere of 1715–2015 was organized by the Los Angeles County the Elder. Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds, a groundbreaking Museum of Art, while : & and visually stunning exhibition of antiquities from Politics was co-organized by the Museum Folkwang, Several purchases of art underscore the Museum’s one of the greatest finds in the history of underwater Essen; Martin-Gropius-Bau, ; and the High commitment to building its collection through strategic . Realized in collaboration with the Museum of Art, Atlanta. acquisitions. In 2017, the Museum acquired Ethiopian- European Institute for Underwater Archaeology and American artist Julie Mehretu’s monumental Epigraph, Brent R. Benjamin the Ministry of Antiquities of the Arab Republic of The Museum also offered a range of more focused Damascus—a work on paper over 17 feet wide. The The Barbara B. Taylor Director Egypt, Sunken Cities garnered international praise exhibition projects. These include special initiatives, print was featured in the exhibition Graphic Revolution. and attracted more than 170,000 visitors. our Currents and New Media Series exhibitions, and The 2017 purchase of Mattia Preti’s Christ and the temporary installations of light-sensitive works on paper Woman Taken in Adultery fulfilled the long-standing The biennial period included two shows organized by and textiles. Noteworthy among these projects were objective of acquiring a dynamic, large-scale Baroque the and two others organized Learning to See: Renaissance and Baroque painting. The Museum has likewise long sought a by prominent partner institutions. Co-organized by the Masterworks from the Phoebe Dent Weil and Mark S. masterwork by one of the American expatriate artists Museum and the Fine Arts Museums of , Weil Collection (2017), which featured promised gifts who traversed the Atlantic during the Gilded Age, and the 2017 exhibition Degas, Impressionism, and the from an extraordinary collection of old master prints the 2017 acquisition of John Singer Sargent’s Portrait

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Shaping the Museum’s collection is an ongoing activity During 2017 and 2018, staff prepared for the with enduring impact. An encyclopedic assembly of installation of Richard Serra’s To Encircle Base Plate over 34,000 works of art, the collection is made up of Hexagram, Right Angles Inverted—among the most thoughtfully chosen purchases and gratefully received important contemporary in the Museum’s gifts. With limited exhibition and storage space, new collection. The Museum received approval from the acquisitions are recommended when they build on City of St. Louis to install the work—which was always existing collection strengths or enhance areas that intended to be embedded in a roadway—on Fine Arts require growth. At the heart of exhibitions, in-gallery Drive between the Main Building and Charles Henry engagement, and deep scholarship, the works that the Niehaus’s statue Apotheosis of St. Louis. Careful Museum acquires are assured of proper care, study, negotiations with the city were undertaken along with and interpretation. the necessary conservation efforts in preparation for the installation, which was completed in the fall of 2018. Nearly 1,000 works of art entered the collection in 2017 and 2018 combined. Of this remarkable number, After surveying nearly 13,000 works of art, the the vast majority—over 900—were gifts. Some of these Collection Survey Team completed an assessment of came in sizable groups—such as the 81 works in the the Museum’s two main storage areas in July 2018. Ollie collection, nearly as many in the gift of Southwest Registration, conservation, and curatorial staff spent textiles from Paul and Elissa Cahn, 195 Renaissance three years reviewing the current state of the collection works on paper from an anonymous donor, 150 with the goal of using the data gathered to plan for photographs from John and Teenuh Foster, and more future renovation of the storage spaces. In the coming than 230 photographs from Peter Cohen—while others years, phase two of the Collection Survey will focus on came in smaller sets or as singular works. the Prints, , and Photographs storage areas.

Curators’ considered acceptance of donated objects is balanced by their strategic recommendations for purchase. Highlights of the works that entered the collection are discussed in the Report of the Director and are illustrated among the complete list of acquisitions on the following pages.

One of the most beloved areas of the collection, ancient Egyptian art, reopened to visitors in the fall of 2017 in newly renovated Galleries 313 and 320E. These spaces allow the Museum to display more Egyptian art in the collection galleries than ever before. New, interactive in-gallery technology offers visitors a glimpse into the process of mummification and the vast history of ancient Egypt. The Museum’s Galleries 102 and 117 also underwent renovation in 2018, including new casework, wall colors, and a reinterpretation of the collection.

Gallery 313 in the newly renovated ancient Egyptian art galleries

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American Art

Paintings Siegfried Reinhardt, American (born Germany), 1925–1984; Portrait of Portrait of Cresswell Farm, early Jane Blackmer Wainwright, 1950; 1840s; American; oil on canvas; Gift of oil on Masonite; Gift of Elizabeth Cresswell Farm, LLC 198:2017 Ives Hunter 100:2017

Portrait of George Cresswell, early John Singer Sargent, American 1840s; American; oil on canvas; Gift of (born Italy), 1856–1925; Portrait of Cresswell Farm, LLC 196:2017 Charlotte Cram, 1900; oil on canvas; Friends Fund Endowment, Museum Portrait of Hannah and Joseph Purchase, and funds given by Mr. Cresswell, early 1840s; American; oil and Mrs. John Peters MacCarthy; on canvas; Gift of Cresswell Farm, LLC Eliza McMillan Trust, Bequest of 197:2017 Elsie A. Kuhn, Gift of Frederick Oakes Sylvester, Gift of Edward Paul E. Harney, American, 1850–1915; J. Costigan in memory of his wife, Old Man Mending, 1891; oil on Sara Guth Costigan, Gift of Mr. canvas; Gift of John J. Oleski 710:2018 and Mrs. John Alden Sears, Gift of August A. Busch Jr., Gift of J. Paul E. Harney, American, 1850–1915; Harold Pettus, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Three Chickens, 1910; oil on canvas; Robert E. Fleming, Gift of Charles Bequest of Dr. Byron Mansfield F. Galt, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Wagner and Jedonna Prince Wagner Shoenberg Jr., Anonymous Gift, 699:2018 Gift of Mr. Daniel Catlin, Gift of Miss Louisa Leete and Miss Clara William M. Hart, American (born Leete, Gift of William Henry Gruen, Scotland), 1823–1894; Cattle on the Bequest of Daniel Fitzpatrick, Gift River, 1880; oil on canvas; Bequest of of the Estate of Moses Soyer, Gift Dr. Byron Mansfield Wagner and of Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin, Gift of Jedonna Prince Wagner 698:2018 Peggy Ives Cole, and the J. Herndon and Lida Wallace Smith Fund, by Carl Hoeckner, American (born exchange 210:2017 Germany), 1883–1972; The Homecoming of 1918, 1919; Benjamin West, American, oil on panel; Gift of John and 1738–1820; Daniel Interpreting to Susan Horseman 700:2018 Belshazzar the Handwriting on the Wall, 1775; oil on canvas; Funds Jesse Howard, American, 1885–1983; David Johnson, American, 1827–1908; Study of a Cedar, c.1867; oil on canvas; 20 × 14 inches; James D. Burke Art Acquisition Fund 105:2017 given by Mr. and Mrs. John Peters Untitled (The 79-Year-Old Jurist . . . ), MacCarthy and the Edwin and Betty c.1953–74; paint on Masonite; Greenfield Grossman Endowment; Gift of Kohler Foundation, Inc. in Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John Alden collaboration with the Kansas City Sears, by exchange 485:2018 John Singer Sargent, American (born Italy), 1856–1925; Portrait of Charlotte Cram, 1900; oil on Art Institute 195:2017 canvas; 34 3/4 × 24 inches; Friends Fund Endowment, Museum Purchase, and funds given by Mr. and Bessie C. Lowenhaupt, American, Joseph Rusling Meeker, American, Mrs. John Peters MacCarthy; Eliza McMillan Trust, Bequest of Elsie A. Kuhn, Gift of Frederick Oakes 1881–1968; Bird and Dish, c.1958; 1827–1887; Swamp Scene, c.1870–87; Charles Ferdinand Wimar, Sylvester, Gift of Edward J. Costigan in memory of his wife, Sara Guth Costigan, Gift of Mr. and David Johnson, American, 1827–1908; Mrs. John Alden Sears, Gift of August A. Busch Jr., Gift of J. Harold Pettus, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. oil on canvas; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. oil on canvas; Bequest of Dr. Byron American (born Germany), Study of a Cedar, c.1867; oil on Robert E. Fleming, Gift of Charles F. Galt, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Shoenberg Jr., Anonymous Charles A. Lowenhaupt 199:2017 Mansfield Wagner and Jedonna Prince 1828–1862; A Woodland Scene canvas; James D. Burke Art Gift, Gift of Mr. Daniel Catlin, Gift of Miss Louisa Leete and Miss Clara Leete, Gift of William Wagner 697:2018 with Deer, c.1845–50; oil on Henry Gruen, Bequest of Daniel Fitzpatrick, Gift of the Estate of Moses Soyer, Gift of Mrs. Daniel Acquisition Fund 105:2017 Bessie C. Lowenhaupt, American, canvas; Bequest of Dr. Byron K. Catlin, Gift of Peggy Ives Cole, and the J. Herndon and Lida Wallace Smith Fund, by exchange 1881–1968; Bowl, Apple, and Stick, Joseph Rusling Meeker, American, Mansfield Wagner and Jedonna 210:2017 Joe Jones, American, 1909–1963; Road c.1963; oil on canvas; Gift of Mr. 1827–1887; Swamp Scene, 1885; oil Prince Wagner 695:2018 to the Beach, 1933; oil on Masonite; and Mrs. Charles A. Lowenhaupt on canvas; Bequest of Dr. Byron Gift of John and Susan Horseman 200:2017 Mansfield Wagner and Jedonna Prince 719:2018 Wagner 696:2018

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Ancient Art Onakunle Aribikona, Yoruba, died Unidentified Mende or Sierra Leonean Twenty Textiles, 17th–19th century; Metalwork c.1970; Dance Staff (oshe Shango), artist; nine Wrappers (lappas), 1970s; Aymara; wool and dye; Gift of Elissa mid-20th century; wood, beads, and cotton damask, assorted natural and and Paul Cahn 433-452:2018 Isis-Fortuna, 2nd century; Roman, fiber; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert synthetic dyes; Gift of Nancy Hilary Imperial period; bronze; Gift of Ross Mills 16:2017 Welsh in loving memory of her parents, Eye Dazzler, c.1885; Diné (Navajo); and Carol Brownson 453:2018 Gene and Gen Fieldhammer wool and dye; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Unidentified Yoruba artist; Twin 494-502:2018 Alfred E. Goldman 493:2018 Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Memorial Figure (ibeji), early to the Americas mid-20th century; wood, metal, and Unidentified Merina artist; Cloth Thirty-eight Textiles, c.1870–1900; pigment; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert (lamba akotofahana), late 19th century; Diné (Navajo); wool and dye; Gift of Mills 13:2017 silk; Friends Fund 430:2018 Elissa and Paul Cahn 219-255:2017 Africa Unidentified Yoruba artist; Twin Unidentified Yoruba artist; Wrapper Julie Jumbo, Diné (Navajo), 1928– Jewelry and Personal Accessories Memorial Figure (ibeji), early to mid- (aso olona), mid-20th century; cotton; 2007; Two Grey Hills Rug, 20th 20th century; wood, plastic and shell Funds given by the Third Wednesday century; wool; Gift of Elissa and Unidentified Akan artist; Comb, beads, copper alloy, fiber, and pigment; Group 21:2017 Paul Cahn 258:2017 mid-20th century; wood; Gift of Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills 11:2017 14:2017 Utilitarian Objects Dorothy Mike, Diné (Navajo); Two Grey Hills Rug, 20th century; wool; Unidentified Zulu artist; Pair of Earspools Unidentified Yoruba artist; Twin Unidentified Mende artist; Cigarette Gift of Elissa and Paul Cahn 257:2017 (iziquaza/amashaza), 1960s; wood, vinyl Memorial Figure (ibeji), early to Container, mid-20th century; tin-plated tile, and metal; Gift of Stephen and mid-20th century; wood, beads, fiber, iron, leather, and plant fiber; Gift of Barbara Tsosie, Diné (Navajo); Nadine Cohen in honor of Daniel Reich, and pigment; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Nancy Hilary Welsh in loving memory 1927–2009; Two Grey Hills Rug, Head of Adult Public Programs at the Robert Mills 15:2017 of her parents, Gene and Gen 20th century; wool; Gift of Elissa Saint Louis Art Museum, 1986-1999 Fieldhammer 711:2018a,b and Paul Cahn 256:2017 712:2018a,b Textiles The Americas Manta, c.1920; Hopi; cotton, wool, Unidentified Zulu artist; Pair of Double- Unidentified Amazigh (Berber) artist; and dye; Gift of Elissa and Paul Cahn sided Earspools (iziquaza/amashaza), Woman’s Head Covering (tamandilt), Ceramics 259:2017 1960s; wood, vinyl tile, and metal; Gift of early to mid-20th century; wool, indigo, Stephen and Nadine Cohen in honor of and natural dyes; Funds given by the Deborah Clashin, Hopi-Tewa, born Shot Pouch and Powder Horn, c.1840; Nichole Bridges, Ph.D., Acting Morton D. Third Wednesday Group and Director’s 1969; two Seed Jars, 2015–16; clay Métis; wool cloth, canvas, glass beads, May of the Arts of Africa, Discretionary Fund 20:2017 and organic pigment; Gift of Loren G. hide, silk, horn, and pigment; Gift of Oceania, and the Americas and David Lipson, M.D. 98-99:2017 Toby Herbst in loving memory of Conradsen, the Grace L. Brumbaugh and Unidentified Asante artist; Man’s Barbara Ayers Herbst 692:2018a,b Richard E. Brumbaugh Curator of Wrapper (kente), early to mid-20th Textiles Decorative Arts and Design 713:2018a,b century; cotton; Director’s Six Textiles, c.1800–mid-19th century; Discretionary Fund 17:2017 Manta, c.1890; Acoma; wool and dye; Mexican; wool and dye; Gift of Elissa Sculpture Gift of Elissa and Paul Cahn 217:2017 and Paul Cahn 260-265:2017 Unidentified Asante artist; Man’s Unidentified Akan artist; Crown, 20th Wrapper (kente), early to mid-20th Manta, 1200–1315; Ancestral Chilkat Blanket, c.1870; Tlingit, century; wood and gold leaf; Gift of century; cotton and silk; Funds given by Puebloan; cotton; Gift of Elissa and Haida, or Tsimshian; mountain-goat Dr. Martha J. Ehrlich 690:2018 the Third Wednesday Group 18:2017 Paul Cahn 218:2017 wool, cedar bark, and dye; Gift of Elissa and Paul Cahn 266:2017 Unidentified Akan artist; Crown, 20th Unidentified Ewe artist; Man’s Wrapper Bandolier Bag, c.1880; Anishinaabe or century; wood, pigment, and carbon (kente), 1920–39; cotton and silk; Menominee; glass beads, yarn, wool Wood black; Gift of Dr. Martha J. Ehrlich Funds given by the Third Wednesday yarn, wool cloth, and cotton cloth; Gift 691:2018 Areogun of Osi-Ilorin, Yoruba, c.1880–1954; Door, first half 20th century; wood, iron, Group 19:2017 of Toby Herbst and Danielle Foster Ladle, c.1875; Anishinaabe; wood; and pigment; 49 × 26 × 2 1/4 inches; Funds given by Wanda M. Bowers in memory of the Herbst in loving memory of Lorenz Gift of Toby Herbst in loving memory Areogun of Osi-Ilorin, Yoruba, Oliver O. Bowers and Alma A. Bowers Family, consisting of Oliver O. Bowers, Alma A. Unidentified Hausa or Nupe artist; Kneedler Ayers and Anna Marguerite of Barbara Ayers Herbst 216:2017 c.1880–1954; Door, first half 20th Bowers, Lucille Bowers Aubuchon, Wanda M. Bowers, and Dr. Charles O. Bowers Man’s Robe (agbada or riga), late 20th Spackman Ayers 201:2017 century; wood, iron, and pigment; Funds 110:2017; © Estate of Areogun of Osi-Ilorin century; cotton; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. given by Wanda M. Bowers in memory Robert Mills 12:2017 Pair of Dolls, c.1900; Anishinaabe of the Oliver O. Bowers and Alma A. or Ojibwe (Chippewa); cotton cloth, Bowers Family, consisting of Oliver O. Unidentified Kongo artist; Prestige hide, wool cloth, glass beads, silk, Bowers, Alma A. Bowers, Lucille Bowers Cap (mpu), 19th century; raffia palm hair, fur, feather, and pigment; Gift Aubuchon, Wanda M. Bowers, and or pineapple fiber; Friends Fund of Donald Ayers Herbst and Danielle Dr. Charles O. Bowers 110:2017 Endowment 465:2018 Foster Herbst in loving memory of Donald Frederick Herbst and Barbara 10 Ayers Herbst 202:2017a,b 11 Acquisitions

Asian Art Japan

Central Asia Ceramics

Textiles Miyashita Zenji, Japanese, 1939–2012; Fukuda Bisen, Japanese, 1875–1963; Faraway (Haruka), 1992; stoneware Scene from the 1939–1940 Winter Woman’s Robe (munisak) and Man’s with applied clay strips colored with Offensive in the Vicinity of Baotou, Robe (bekasab), late 19th–early 20th oxides; Gift of Elissa Cahn 205:2017 Suiyuan Province, during the Second century; Central Asian; silk and cotton; Sino-Japanese War, c.1940; pair of Gift of Emily Rauh Pulitzer in honor of Drawings and Watercolors six-panel folding screens: ink and color Zoe Perkins 688-689:2018 on paper; Funds given by Mr. and Mrs. Mizuno Toshikata, Japanese, 1866– Charles A. Lowenhaupt 34:2017a,b 1908; two Preparatory Drawings for a China Woodblock Print Depicting a Japanese Brushed Flowers, Inked Rain, 1890; Naval Officer during the Sino-Japanese Japanese, Meiji period; album of 25 Paintings War, 1894–95; ink, chalk, and paintings: ink and color on silk; The graphite; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langenberg Endowment Fund and Li Zhaoheng, Chinese, 1592–1662; A. Lowenhaupt 716-717:2018 Gift of Virginia Shawan Drosten and Landscapes and Poems, 1636; album: Patrick Kenadjian 701:2018 ink on paper and ink on silk; Gift of Lacquerware Rose Luh in honor of her parents Kamisaka Sekka, Japanese, 1866– Andrew and Anna Luh 211:2017 Tanabe Masayoshi, Japanese, born 1942; Chrysanthemums, Hydrangeas, 1911; Ornamental Box with Design of and Asters, 1920–30; hanging scroll: Textiles Fig Leaves and Fruit, c.1950; colored ink, color, and gold wash on silk; and gold lacquers over wood core; The Langenberg Endowment Fund Textile Panel with Design of Seasonal The Langenberg Endowment Fund 102:2017 Flowers Set within Hexagons, late 33:2017a-c 16th–early 17th century; Chinese, Komuro Suiun, Japanese, 1874–1945; Ming dynasty; silk brocade; Gift of Summer Scene with Solitary Duck J. Lionberger Davis, by exchange amidst Rose Mallow and River Reeds, 32:2017 1903 or 1904; hanging scroll: ink, color, and oyster-shell white pigment (gofun) on silk; The Langenberg Endowment Fund 101:2017

Small Blanket, c.1870; Diné (Navajo); wool and dye; 51 1/2 × 33 1/4 inches; Gift of Elissa and Paul Cahn 230:2017

Tanabe Masayoshi, Japanese, born 1911; Ornamental Box with Design of Fig Leaves and Fruit, c.1950; box with cover: 6 1/4 × 12 1/8 × 15 7/8 inches; colored and gold lacquers over wood core; The Langenberg Endowment Fund 33:2017a-c; © Tanabe Masayoshi

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Prints Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Japanese, 1797– 1858; Ryo¯goku in the Eastern Capital, 1849; Old View of the Pontoon Bridge 1861; Teppo¯zu, from the series Friedrich Capelari, Austrian (active from the series Thirty-six Views of at Sano in Ko¯zuke Province, from the Famous Places in the Eastern Capital, Japan), 1884–1950; The Islands at Mount Fuji, 1858; color woodblock series Remarkable Views of Bridges in 1830–35; color woodblock print; Gift Matsushima, 1915; color woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of Mary Various Provinces, c.1834; color from the Estate of Mary and Oliver print; The Margaret and Irvin Dagen and Oliver Langenberg 22:2018 woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of Langenberg 8:2018 Fund for Modern and Contemporary Mary and Oliver Langenberg 9:2018 Japanese Prints in honor of Steven Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Japanese, 1797– Owyoung 23:2017 1858; The Sea off Satta in Suruga Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– 1861; Catching Fireflies in the Cool Province, from the series Thirty-six 1849; Poem by Harumichi no Tsuraki, of the Evening, 1847–52; color Hashiguchi Goyo¯, Japanese, 1880–1921; Views of Mount Fuji, 1858; color from the series One Hundred Poems woodblock print; Gift from the Woman Combing Her Hair, 1920; woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of Explained by the Nurse, 1835–36; color Estate of Mary and Oliver Langenberg color woodblock print with mica; The Mary and Oliver Langenberg 24:2018 woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of 3:2018 Langenberg Endowment Fund 25:2017 Mary and Oliver Langenberg 13:2018 Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, Nobushige, Japanese, active late 19th Yoshida Hiroshi, Japanese, 1876–1950; 1797–1858; Yu¯higaoka at Meguro in Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– century; Army Assault on Taiwan, Grand Canyon, from the series The the Eastern Capital, from the series 1849; Poem by Kanke (Sugawara 1894; triptych of color woodblock , 1925; color woodblock Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, 1858; Michizane), from the series One prints; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles print; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. color woodblock print; Gift from the Hundred Poems Explained by the A. Lowenhaupt 204:2017a-c Lowenhaupt 26:2018 Estate of Mary and Oliver Langenberg Nurse, 1835–36; color woodblock 18:2018 print; Gift from the Estate of Mary Igawa Sengai, Japanese, 1876–1961; Yoshida Hiroshi, Japanese, 1876–1950; and Oliver Langenberg 17:2018 Prints of the China Incident, 1937–38; Kumoi Cherry Trees, 1926; color Utagawa Hiroshige II, Japanese, six color woodblock prints; Gift of woodblock print; The Langenberg 1826–1869; Kintai Bridge at Iwakuni Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lowenhaupt Endowment Fund, and the Margaret in Suo¯ Province, from the series One 1849; Poem by So¯jo¯ Henjo¯ (Yoshimine 203:2017.1-.6 and Irvin Dagen Fund for Modern Hundred Famous Views in the Various no Munesada), from the series One and Contemporary Japanese Prints in Provinces, 1859; color woodblock Hundred Poems Explained by the Torii Kotondo, Japanese, 1900–1976; Morning Hair, 1930; color Kasamatsu Shiro¯, Japanese, 1898– woodblock print; sheet: 19 1/8 × 11 7/8 inches; The Langenberg honor of Steven Owyoung 480:2018 print; Gift from the Estate of Mary and Nurse, 1835–36; color woodblock Endowment Fund 24:2017; © Torii Kotondo 1991; Cherry Tree in Autumn Colors Oliver Langenberg 25:2018 print; Gift from the Estate of Mary (Jo¯sho¯ko¯ji), 1967; color woodblock Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– and Oliver Langenberg 15:2018 print; Gift from the collection of 1858; Gotenyama, Shinagawa, from Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Ann and Paul Arenberg 685:2018 the series One Hundred Famous Views 1849; Sekiya Village on the Sumida Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Saito¯ Kiyoshi, Japanese, 1907–1997; Utagawa Kunisada, Japanese, 1786– of Edo, 1856; color woodblock print; River, from the series Thirty-six Views 1849; Poem by Tenchi Tenno¯ , from the Garden, Autumn, Aizu, 1972; color 1864; Leaving the Shrine at Nakacho¯ , Fujimori Shizuo, Japanese, 1891– Gift from the Estate of Mary and of Mount Fuji, c.1831; color woodblock series One Hundred Poems Explained by woodblock print; Gift from the left-hand sheet of a triptych, from 1943; My Sister Is Sick, 1914; color Oliver Langenberg 20:2018 print; Gift from the Estate of Mary and the Nurse, 1835–36; color woodblock collection of Ann and Paul Arenberg the series Comparison of Fashionable woodblock print; The Margaret and Oliver Langenberg 10:2018 print; Gift from the Estate of Mary 684:2018 Beauties: Three Women on a Shrine Irvin Dagen Fund for Modern and Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– and Oliver Langenberg 14:2018 Visit, 1842; color woodblock print; Contemporary Japanese Prints in 1858; The Ferry Crossing at Sakasai, Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Saito¯ Kiyoshi, Japanese, 1907–1997; Gift from the Estate of Mary and honor of Steven Owyoung 26:2017 from the series One Hundred Famous 1849; The Hanging-cloud Bridge at Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Shrine, Kamakura, 1972; color Oliver Langenberg 4:2018 Views of Edo, 1857; color woodblock Mount Gyo¯do¯ near Ashikaga, from 1849; Sketch of Tago Bay near Ejiri on woodblock print; Gift from the Utagawa Toyokuni II, Japanese, print; Gift from the Estate of Mary the series Remarkable Views of Bridges the To¯kaido¯ , from the series Thirty-six collection of Ann and Paul Arenberg Utagawa Kunisada, Japanese, 1786– 1777–1835; Masanagi of the Tamaya, and Oliver Langenberg 23:2018 in Various Provinces, 1834; color Views of Mount Fuji, 1830–31; color 687:2018 1864; Actor as the Geisha Terukichi, 1815; color woodblock print; Gift woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of 1859; color woodblock print; from the Estate of Mary and Oliver Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– Mary and Oliver Langenberg 11:2018 Mary and Oliver Langenberg 16:2018 Torii Kotondo, Japanese, 1900–1976; Gift from the Estate of Mary and Langenberg 7:2018 1858; Meguro Drum Bridge and Sunset Morning Hair, 1930; color woodblock Oliver Langenberg 5:2018 Hill, from the series One Hundred Katsushika Hokusai, Japanese, 1760– Saito¯ Kiyoshi, Japanese, 1907–1997; print; The Langenberg Endowment Yamamura Toyonari, Japanese, Famous Views of Edo, 1857; color 1849; Old View of the Eight-part Bridge Katsura, Kyoto (C), 1955; color Fund 24:2017 Utagawa Kunisada, Japanese, 1786– 1885–1942; Actor Morita Kan’ya XIII woodblock print; Gift from the Estate of at Yatsuhashi in Mikawa Province, woodblock print; Gift from the 1864, and Baisotei Gengyo, Japanese, as Jean Valjean, from an untitled series Mary and Oliver Langenberg 21:2018 from the series Remarkable Views of collection of Ann and Paul Arenberg Utagawa Kunisada, Japanese, 1786– 1817–1880; First Calligraphy of the known as Flowers of the Theater, Bridges in Various Provinces, 1834; 683:2018 1864; Leaving the Shrine at Nakacho¯ , Seventy-seventh Year during the Spring 1921; color woodblock print; The Utagawa Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797– color woodblock print; Gift from the center sheet of a triptych, from the of the Year of the Dog, 1861–62; Margaret and Irvin Dagen Fund for 1858; Plum Estate, Kameido, from the Estate of Mary and Oliver Langenberg Saito¯ Kiyoshi, Japanese, 1907–1997; series Comparison of Fashionable color woodblock print; Gift from the Modern and Contemporary Japanese series One Hundred Famous Views of 12:2018 Winter in Aizu (19) Kubo, 1970; Beauties: Three Women on a Shrine Estate of Mary and Oliver Langenberg Prints in honor of Steven Owyoung Edo, 1857; color woodblock print; Gift color woodblock print; Gift from the Visit, 1842; color woodblock print; 6:2018 22:2017 from the Estate of Mary and Oliver collection of Ann and Paul Arenberg Gift from the Estate of Mary and Langenberg 19:2018 686:2018 Oliver Langenberg 2:2018

14 15 Acquisitions

Decorative Arts and Design Textiles Anak Agung Gede Raka Turas, Girl’s Breast Cloth (kemben), 1930s– Woman’s Tubular Skirt (kain sarung), Ceramics Plate with Arms of King, 1727; Balinese, 1917–1993; Marinescape, 40s; Javanese; plain-weave cotton with 1920s; Javanese; plain-weave cotton Chinese export; glazed porcelain with Short Underrobe (hanjuban) with mid-20th century; tempera on canvas; hand-drawn wax-resist decoration with hand-drawn wax-resist decoration Bow Porcelain Factory, , enamel and gilding; Funds given by Printed Design of Charles A. Lindbergh Gift of John O. Sutter, Ph.D. 294:2017 (batik tulis) with natural dyes and (batik tulis) with synthetic dyes; Gift active 1744–1776; Pair of Parrots, The Buddy Taub Foundation, Dennis Trans-Pacific Aviation Theme on stitch-dyeing decoration (tritik) with of the Heirs of Berenice C. Ballard and c.1760; glazed porcelain and enamel; A. Roach and Jill Roach, Directors Sleeves, 1937–41; Japanese, Sculpture synthetic dyes; William K. Bixby Trust William K. Bixby Trust for Asian Art, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. 703:2018 Sho¯wa period; plain-weave cotton, for Asian Art, by exchange 470:2018 both by exchange 474:2018 Zorensky, by exchange 431:2018a,b plain-weave wool, and silk satin; Male Ceremonial Mask (Jero Gede) Taxile Doat, French, 1851–1938; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. and Female Ceremonial Mask (Jero Man’s Head Wrapper (iket kepala), Woman’s Tubular Skirt (kain sarung), Dish with Arms of Yorke Impaling Gourd Vase, 1913; glazed porcelain; Lowenhaupt 718:2018 Luh) for the Giant Puppet Dance 1930s–40s; Javanese; plain-weave 1950s; Javanese; plain-weave cotton Cocks, c.1728; Chinese export; Funds given by Victor Porter Smith (Barong Landung), early 20th century; cotton with hand-drawn wax-resist with hand-drawn wax-resist decoration porcelain; Funds given by The Buddy and Leeds Art Foundation 1:2017 Balinese; wood with pigment; Gift of decoration (batik tulis) with natural (batik tulis) with synthetic dyes; Taub Foundation, Dennis A. Roach Southeast Asia John O. Sutter, Ph.D. 297-298:2017 dyes; William K. Bixby Trust for William K. Bixby Trust for Asian Art, and Jill Roach, Directors 208:2017 Dish, c.1670; Dutch; tin-glazed Asian Art, by exchange 468:2018 by exchange 475:2018 earthenware; The Lopata Endowment Paintings Textiles Plate, c.1740; Chinese export; glazed Fund and the Margarita M. and Man’s Lower Body Wrapper (kain porcelain with enamels, gilding, and Roland E. Jester Endowment Fund Made Bagus, Balinese, active mid- to Oey Pek Sien, Indonesian, born 1942; panjang), 1950s–60s; Javanese; silver; Gift of Shirley M. Mueller, for the Decorative Arts 462:2018 late 20th century; Village Scene with Woman’s Tubular Skirt (kain sarung), plain-weave cotton with hand-drawn M.D. 715:2018 Cockfight, mid- to late 20th century; 1970s; plain-weave cotton with hand- wax-resist decoration (batik tulis) with tempera on canvas; Gift of John O. drawn wax-resist decoration (batik natural dyes; William K. Bixby Trust Sutter, Ph.D. 292:2017 tulis) with synthetic dyes; William K. for Asian Art, by exchange 467:2018 Bixby Trust for Asian Art, by exchange Ida Bagus Belawa, Balinese, 1917– 477:2018 Woman’s Breast Cloth (kemben), 2000; Rangda (Devil Goddess) with 1930s–40s; Javanese; plain-weave Young Followers, mid-20th century; Go Tik Swan, Indonesian, 1931–2008; cotton with hand-drawn wax-resist tempera on canvas; Gift of John O. Lower Body Wrapper (kain panjang), decoration (batik tulis) and natural Sutter, Ph.D. 295:2017 1980s; plain-weave primissima cotton dyes; William K. Bixby Trust for with hand-drawn wax-resist decoration Asian Art, by exchange 472:2018 I Gusti Made Deblog, Balinese, (batik tulis) with natural and synthetic 1906–1986; Dewi Anjani, mid-20th dyes; Gift of the Heirs of Berenice C. Woman’s Breast Cloth (kemben), century; ink on silk; Gift of John O. Ballard and Gift of Mr. and Mrs. 1940s–50s; Javanese; plain-weave Sutter, Ph.D. 296:2017 William H. Bixby Jr., both by exchange cotton with hand-drawn wax-resist 478:2018 decoration (batik tulis) with natural I Gusti Ketut Kobot, Balinese, 1917– dyes; William K. Bixby Trust for 1999; Arjuna in Meditation (Arjuna Go Tik Swan, Indonesian, 1931–2008; Asian Art, by exchange 469:2018 Bertapa), mid-20th century; tempera Lower Body Wrapper (kain panjang), on canvas; Gift of John O. Sutter, 1980s; plain-weave primissima cotton Woman’s Breast Cloth (kemben), Ph.D. 291:2017 with hand-drawn wax-resist decoration 1950s; Javanese; plain-weave cotton (batik tulis) with natural and synthetic with hand-drawn wax-resist I Gusti Ketut Kobot, Balinese, 1917– dyes; Gift of the Heirs of Berenice decoration (batik tulis) and stitch- 1999; Preparing a Temple for the C. Ballard and Gift of Mr. and Mrs. dyeing decoration (tritik) with synthetic Galungan Festival, mid-20th century; William H. Bixby Jr., both by exchange dyes; William K. Bixby Trust for tempera on canvas; Gift of John O. 479:2018 Asian Art, by exchange 471:2018 Sutter, Ph.D. 290:2017 Ceremonial Lower Body Wrapper Woman’s Handkerchief (saputangan), I Gusti Ketut Kobot, Balinese, 1917– (kain dodot), 1950s–60s; Javanese, 1930s; Javanese; plain-weave cotton 1999; Sutasoma and the Serpent (na¯ga), plain-weave cotton with hand-drawn with hand-drawn wax-resist decoration 1954; tempera on canvas; Gift of wax-resist decoration (batik tulis) (batik tulis) with synthetic dyes; John O. Sutter, Ph.D. 289:2017 with natural dyes; Gift of the Heirs of William K. Bixby Trust for Asian Art, Berenice C. Ballard, William K. Bixby by exchange 476:2018 Anak Agung Gede Sobrat, Balinese, Trust for Asian Art, Gift of L. Guy 1912–1992; Baris Tunggal (Solo Blackmer, and Bequest of Horace M. Woman’s Lower Body Wrapper Warrior) Dancer, 1969; tempera on Swope, all by exchange 466:2018 (kain panjang), 1930s–40s; Javanese; canvas; Gift of John O. Sutter, Ph.D. plain-weave cotton with hand-drawn 293:2017 wax-resist decoration (batik tulis) with natural and synthetic dyes; William K. Bixby Trust for Asian Art, Wedgwood, Etruria, England, founded 1759; Dinner Plate, from the Frog Service, 1773–74; glazed earthenware with by exchange 473:2018 enamel; diameter: 9 inches; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Zorensky, by exchange 511:2018

16 17 Acquisitions

Johann Joachim Kaendler, German, Charlotte Perriand, French, 1903– Frank Lloyd Wright, American, 1706–1775; made by Meissen Porcelain 1999; Bookcase from the Maison du 1867–1959; Chair, designed 1952, Factory, Germany, founded 1710; Mexique, c.1952; painted aluminum, manufactured 1960; plywood with The Spanish Lovers, c.1740; glazed steel, and pine; Marjorie Wyman upholstered seat; Gift of Kathryn S. porcelain with enamel and gilding; Endowment Fund, Richard Brumbaugh Standley in honor of Russell Kraus Gift of Melinda and Paul Sullivan in Trust in memory of Richard Irving 207:2017 honor of her parents, Eloise and Brumbaugh and Grace Lischer Harold Martin 720:2018 Brumbaugh, and funds given by Fiber Art Victor Porter Smith 104:2017 Wedgwood, Etruria, England, founded Mary Giles, American, 1944–2018; 1759; Dinner Plate, from the Frog Edward Welby Pugin, English, 1834– Grey Landscape, 2014; waxed linen, Service, 1773–74; glazed earthenware 1875; Chair, for the Granville Hotel, lead, and copper; Gift of James R. with enamel; Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsgate, England, designed 1870; Harris 504:2018a,b Milton L. Zorensky, by exchange oak and ebony; Bequest of Dorothy L. 511:2018 Donally and Gift of Kathie L. Toler, Glassware both by exchange 510:2018 Furniture Basket and Stand, 1760–80; European; Gustav Stickley’s United Crafts, glass; Cronheim-Bettman Endowed David Adjaye, British-Ghanaian (born Eastwood, New York c.1901–1903; Acquisition Fund 461:2018a,b Tanzania), 1966; made by Knoll, Inc., or Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, East Greenville, Pennsylvania, founded New York, c.1903–1916; Music Stand, Mount Washington Glass Company, 1938; Washington Skeleton Chair, 1903–4; oak, poplar, copper, pewter, and New Bedford, Massachusetts, active 2013; copper-plated aluminum; Gift of wood inlay; Friends Fund Endowment, 1876–1938; Vase, 1878–80; blown Centro Modern Furnishings 8:2017 Marjorie Wyman Endowment Fund; and tooled glass; Bequest of Christine Museum Purchase, by exchange; the Graham Long, Museum Purchase, Harris Armstrong, American, Richard Brumbaugh Trust in memory Mrs. Arthur Drefs, Dr. John C. Hostetter, 1899–1973; Dining Table and Chairs, of Richard Irving Brumbaugh and Miss Elizabeth Green, the Decorative c.1955; cherry wood and fabric; Gift Grace Lischer Brumbaugh, Funds Arts Society, Bequest of Rev. Alfred from the Estate of Henrietta and given by Victor Porter Smith, the Duane Pell, Mrs. Leonard S. Rakow, Rudolph Freedman 457:2018.1-.11 Mary Elizabeth Rosborough Decorative Dr. Ethel Riddle, Bequest of Mrs. G. Arts Fund; and Funds given by the A. Radford, Mrs. Grace Denison, Mr. Boris Bally, American, born 1961; Decorative Arts Society, Gift of Mrs. and Mrs. L. William Gerling, Bequest Transit Chair: Traffic Light, 2008; Milton Greenfield in memory of Miss of W. L. R. Gifford, Mrs. Justus L. reused aluminum traffic signs, Blanche Sterne and Mrs. Louis Bauman Johnson, Mrs. Eric H. Warmber, Mrs. champagne cork feet, and steel (Maude Sterne), Gift of David A. Hanks Christopher Baumann, all by exchange; hardware; Gift of Boris Bally in in honor of Charles F. Buckley, Gift Cronheim-Bettman Endowed Acquisition honor of Michael Staenberg of Mrs. Elsie Sansbury, Gift of Fund 509:2018 456:2018 Berthoud Clifford Boulton, Gift of Silas Bent McKinley, Gift of Mrs. Basin, 1550–1600; Venetian; filigree Kimbel and Cabus, New York, 1862– Robert Andrew Frevert in memory of glass; Richard Brumbaugh Trust in 1882; Desk, c.1876; walnut, brass, Branson Frevert, Gift of the Estate of memory of Richard Irving Brumbaugh and baize; Gift of Margot Johnson the Honorable Frank Landwehr, Gift and Grace Lischer Brumbaugh, Gallery 206:2017 of Jay Landesman, Gift of Mr. and Cronheim-Bettman Endowed Acquisition Mrs. David Baron, all by exchange Fund; and Bequest of Mrs. George George Nakashima, American, 1905– 460:2018 Spearl, Gift of Mrs. J. Salorgne Scullin, 1990; Minguren I Coffee Table, 1986; Gift of Mrs. Adolph Singer, Gift of the burl maple and black walnut; Gift of design attributed to LaMont Warner, Misses Blewett, Gift of Horace Morison, Robert Kaplan and Beth Cathers in American, 1876–1970; made by Gift of E. C. Teuscher, Bequest of honor of David Conradsen 458:2018 Gustav Stickley’s United Crafts, Horace M. Swope, and Gift of Mr. Eastwood, New York, c.1901–1903; Martin Lammert IV, all by exchange Serving Table, 1902; oak and copper; 702:2018 Gustav Stickley’s United Crafts, Eastwood, New York c.1901–1903; or Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, New York, c.1903–1916; Music Stand, Gift of Beth Cathers in memory of 1903–4; oak, poplar, copper, pewter, and wood inlay; 50 × 18 × 15 inches; Friends Fund Endowment, Marjorie Wyman Endowment Fund; Museum Purchase, by exchange; the Richard Brumbaugh Trust in memory of Richard Irving Brumbaugh and Grace Lischer Brumbaugh, Funds given by Nick Dembrosky 459:2018 Bowl, 1600–50; Venetian; glass; Victor Porter Smith, the Mary Elizabeth Rosborough Decorative Arts Fund; and Funds given by the Decorative Arts Society, Gift of Mrs. Milton Cronheim-Bettman Endowed Greenfield in memory of Miss Blanche Sterne and Mrs. Louis Bauman (Maude Sterne), Gift of David A. Hanks in honor of Charles F. Buckley, Gift Acquisition Fund and the of Mrs. Elsie Sansbury, Gift of Berthoud Clifford Boulton, Gift of Silas Bent McKinley, Gift of Mrs. Robert Andrew Frevert in memory of Branson Mary Elizabeth Rosborough Frevert, Gift of the Estate of the Honorable Frank Landwehr, Gift of Jay Landesman, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David Baron, all by exchange 460:2018 Decorative Arts Fund 103:2017

18 19 Acquisitions

European Art to 1800 Islamic Art

Paintings Angelica Kauffmann, Swiss, 1741– Bone and Shell 1807; Woman in Turkish Dress, Francesco Albani, Italian, 1578–1660; 1767; oil on canvas; Funds given by Dish with Design of Foliate Motifs, The Ecstasy of Mary Magdalene, Dr. E. Robert and Carol Sue Schultz c.1600; Indian; mother-of-pearl ; oil on copper; Funds given by 704:2018 over wood core; Edwin and Betty Mr. and Mrs. John Peters MacCarthy Greenfield Grossman Endowment in memory of Ruth Peters MacCarthy Mattia Preti, Italian, 1613–1699; 432:2018 512:2018 Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, 1640s; oil on canvas; Funds Alessandro Allori, Italian, 1535– given by Opal and Arthur H. Meyer 1607; Portrait of a Lady, probably Jr. 113:2017 Camilla Martelli de’Medici, 1570s; oil on panel; Bequest of Mary Plant Faust 9:2017

Mattia Preti, Italian, 1613–1699; Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, 1640s; oil on canvas; 56 5/8 × 75 1/2 inches; Funds given by Opal and Arthur H. Meyer Jr. 113:2017

Lighting Édouard Bénédictus, French, 1878– Josef Hoffmann, Austrian, 1870– 1930; made by Brunet-Meunié et 1956; made by Johann Backhausen Pattyn Products Company, Detroit, Cie, French, founded 1815; Textile: & Söhne, Vienna, Austria; Carpet: Michigan, c.1900–1950; Table Lamp, Fountains, 1925; cotton and rayon; Bellflower, c.1910; wool; Funds given c.1935; aluminum, plastic, brass, and Funds given by The Lea-Thi-Ta Study by Wanda M. Bowers in memory fiberglass; Funds given by Victor Porter Group 464:2018 of the Oliver O. Bowers and Alma A. Smith 30:2017 Bowers Family, consisting of Oliver O. Sixty-two Textiles, mid-18th–mid- Bowers, Alma A. Bowers, Lucille Textiles 20th century; British and American; Bowers Aubuchon, Wanda M. Bowers, printed cotton and printed linen; and Dr. Charles O. Bowers 463:2018 David Adjaye, British-Ghanaian (born Gift of Richard and Suellen Meyer Tanzania), 1966; made by Knoll, Inc., 36-97:2017 probably Esther Witter, American, East Greenville, Pennsylvania, founded 1785–1857; Coverlet, 1811; twill-weave 1938; Six Textiles: Aswan, Lagos, Textile, c.1825; British or American; cotton and cotton thread; Gift of Dr. Djenne, Cairo, Kampala, Meroe, 2015; printed cotton; Gift of Dr. Margaret Matthew and Jane Newman in honor various mediums; Gift of Centro T. Ordonˇez 455:2018 of Zoe Perkins 503:2018 Modern Furnishings 2-7:2017 Dish with Design of Foliate Motifs, c.1600; Indian; mother-of-pearl over wood core; diameter: 17 3/4 inches; Edwin and Betty Greenfield Grossman Endowment 432:2018

20 21 Acquisitions

Modern and

Herbert Gentry, American, 1919– 2003; With Us, c.1990–92; acrylic on canvas mounted on mat board; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 137:2017

Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; Half Circle Red, 1975; acrylic on canvas; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 189:2017a,b

James Little, American, born 1952; Double Exposure, 2008; oil and wax on canvas; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 190:2017

Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; Untitled (Septahedron), 1996; acrylic on canvas; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 192:2017

Jules Olitski, American (born Russia), 1922–2007; Close Pagan, 1983; acrylic on canvas; Gift of Alvin and Ruth Siteman 706:2018

Samuel John Peploe, Scottish, 1871– 1935; Pink Roses in a Glass Vase, Rosalyn Drexler, American, born 1926; Fresh News (Men and Machines), 1965; acrylic and paper collage on canvas; 40 × 50 inches; late 1920s; oil on canvas; Gift from Siteman Contemporary Art Fund 112:2017; © 2019 Rosalyn Drexler / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York the Estate of Mary and Oliver Langenberg 1:2018

Sylvia Sleigh, Welsh (active United Collages and Montages Ben Thorp Brown, American, born Paintings States), 1916–2010; Bridget Seated, 1983; Gropius Memory Palace, 2017; 1959–60; oil on canvas; Gift from Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; single-channel high-definition video Frank Bowling, British (born Guyana), the Estate of 693:2018 Home #30, 2002; collage of cut painted with sound; Funds given by Gary C. 1936; Fishes, Wishes and Star Apple paper with synthetic resin and paint Werths and Richard Frimel 508:2018 Blue, 1992; acrylic on canvas; The Sylvia Sleigh, Welsh (active United mounted on Plexiglas; The Thelma and Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial States), 1916–2010; Kevin Eckstrom, Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Rodney McMillian, American, born Collection, Gift of Ronald and 1980; oil on canvas; Gift from the Ronald and Monique Ollie 191:2017 1969; Preacher Man, 2015; single- Monique Ollie 187:2017 Estate of Sylvia Sleigh 694:2018 channel high-definition video with Media Arts sound; Funds given by Gary C. Werths Rosalyn Drexler, American, born and Richard Frimel 31:2017 1926; Fresh News (Men and Shimon Attie, American, born 1957; Machines), 1965; acrylic and paper The Crossing, 2017; single-channel collage on canvas; Siteman Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; Half Circle Red, 1975; acrylic on canvas; 78 × 33 high-definition video with sound; The Contemporary Art Fund 112:2017 × 6 inches; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Henry L. and Natalie Edison Freund Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Charitable Trust 111:2017 189:2017a,b; © 2019 Sam Gilliam / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

22 23 Acquisitions

Sculpture

Jean Arp, French (born Germany), 1886–1966; Shell Crystal, 1938; black granite; Gift of Alvin and Ruth Siteman 705:2018

Jean Dubuffet, French, 1901–1985; Le Casquettador, 1971; acrylic paint on Klegecell; Gift of Julian and Hope Edison 714:2018

Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; Ruby and Ossie, 2000; acrylic on plywood with metal hardware; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 188:2017

George Minne, Belgian, 1866–1941; Man with a Waterskin, 1897, cast 1897–1903; bronze with patina; Gift of Justina G. Catlin in memory of her husband, Daniel Catlin, and Gift of Mrs. Eugene C. Tittmann, St. Louis, both by exchange 28:2017

Rachel Whiteread, English, born 1963; Detached III, 2012; concrete and steel; Museum Purchase 35:2017 Franz von Stuck, German, 1863–1928; Teasing, 1889; oil on canvas; 19 1/2 × 18 1/2 inches; Friends Fund Endowment; and Gift of Frances H. Thomson in memory of her husband, John Edwin Thomson, Bequest of Ruth Sudholt Wunderlich, Museum Purchase, Bequest of Mrs. Sophia M. Wolf, Gift of Mr. Louis Werner, Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Overton Busch and Mrs. Thomas Curtis Adams in memory of their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Fallon, Gift of J. Lionberger Davis, Gift of Nellie Ballard White, Gift of Miss Ella M. Boedeker, Bequest of Eleanor Lacey, all by exchange 484:2018

Franz von Stuck, German, 1863–1928; Stanley Whitney, American, born Photographs Teasing, 1889; oil on canvas; Friends 1946; Out into the Open, 2000; Fund Endowment; and Gift of acrylic on canvas; The Thelma and Matt Saunders, American, born Frances H. Thomson in memory of Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, 1975; Double Jane (Johnny), 2017; her husband, John Edwin Thomson, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie unique C-print on Kodak Endura Bequest of Ruth Sudholt Wunderlich, 193:2017 Premiere matte paper; Funds given by Museum Purchase, Bequest of Mrs. Gary C. Werths and Richard Frimel Sophia M. Wolf, Gift of Mr. Louis Frank Wimberley, American, born 507:2018 Werner, Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Overton 1926; Journey Signs, 1993; acrylic Busch and Mrs. Thomas Curtis Adams on canvas with collage; The Thelma in memory of their mother and father, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pope O’Fallon, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Jean Dubuffet, French, 1901–1985; Gift of J. Lionberger Davis, Gift of 194:2017 Le Casquettador, 1971; acrylic paint on Nellie Ballard White, Gift of Miss Klegecell; 72 × 36 × 6 inches; Gift of Julian and Hope Edison 714:2018; © 2019 Estate of Ella M. Boedeker, Bequest of Eleanor Jean Dubuffet, Artists Rights Society (ARS), Lacey, all by exchange 484:2018 New York / ADAGP, Paris

24 25 Acquisitions

Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Jack Whitten, American, 1939–2018; Nanette Carter, American, born 1954; Herbert Gentry, American, 1919– Self-Portrait, 1993; collage of cut Slightly Off Keel #60, 1999; oil on 2003; Our Talk, c.1989; watercolor painted paper; The Thelma and Bert Mylar; The Thelma and Bert Ollie and gouache; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 181:2017 and Monique Ollie 124:2017 Ronald and Monique Ollie 152:2017

Frank Wimberley, American, born Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Herbert Gentry, American, 1919– 1926; Vaulted, 1994; collage of cut Untitled, 1968; acrylic; The Thelma 2003; Our Web, 1990; watercolor and torn painted and printed papers; and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, and gouache; The Thelma and Bert The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Collection, Gift of Ronald and 125:2017 Ronald and Monique Ollie 151:2017 Monique Ollie 186:2017 Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Herbert Gentry, American, 1919– Frank Wimberley, American, born Untitled, 1969; acrylic and dry pigment; 2003; The One/Trois Amis (Three 1926; Untitled, 1997; collage of cut The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Friends), 1997–98; watercolor and and torn painted papers; The Thelma Collection, Gift of Ronald and gouache; The Thelma and Bert Ollie and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Monique Ollie 126:2017 Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie and Monique Ollie 150:2017 185:2017 Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Untitled (Bahia Series), 1988; dry Warren Dale Hollister, American, Frank Wimberley, American, born pigment; The Thelma and Bert Ollie 1874–1970; 22 drawings of Diné 1926; Siempre (Always), 1998; collage Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald (Navajo) rugs from the Hollister of cut painted paper with pastel; and Monique Ollie 127:2017 Collection, 1900–67; ink and The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial watercolor; Gift of Elissa and Paul Norman Lewis, American, 1909–1979; Untitled, 1966; oil; 18 × 24 inches; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 167:2017; © The Estate of Norman W. Lewis, Collection, Gift of Ronald and Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Cahn 267-288:2017 courtesy of Michael Rosenfeld Gallery LLC, New York, NY Monique Ollie 184:2017 Untitled (Bahia Series), 1988; dry pigment and acrylic; The Thelma and Ronald Joseph, American (born Frank Wimberley, American, born Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Saint Kitts and Nevis), 1910–1992; 1926; Untitled, 2001; collage of cut Ronald and Monique Ollie 130:2017 Untitled (3), n.d.; ink and gouache; and Manuscripts Burhan Dog˘ançay, Turkish-American, Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; and torn painted papers; The Thelma The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial 1929–2013; More Is Less (Grego Zayamaca #4, 1993; collage of cut and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Collection, Gift of Ronald and Cory Arcangel, American, born 1978; Walls Series), 1992; gouache, collage, painted paper mounted on Plexiglas; Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Untitled (China Series), n.d.; dry Monique Ollie 162:2017 The Source, 2013–18; eight artist’s sand, and Krylon spray; Gift of The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial 183:2017 pigment; The Thelma and Bert Ollie books; The Sidney S. and Sadie Cohen Angela Dog˘ançay 678:2018 Collection, Gift of Ronald and Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Norman Lewis, American, 1909–1979; Print Purchase Fund 482:2018.1-.8 Monique Ollie 172:2017 Drawings and Watercolors and Monique Ollie 131:2017 Untitled, 1949; graphite; The Thelma Burhan Dog˘ançay, Turkish-American, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Tauba Auerbach, American, born 1929–2013; Push Love, 1997; acrylic, Sam Middleton, American, 1927–2015; Terry Adkins, American, 1953–2014; Burhan Dog˘ançay, Turkish-American, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 1981; [2,3], 2011; six artist’s books gouache, collage, fumage, and sand; Untitled, 1990; collage of cut and torn Untitled, 1979; ink and gouache with 1929–2013; Tamarind Killer 165:2017 with pop-up elements; Young Friends Gift of Angela Dog˘ançay 677:2018 printed and painted papers with paint graphite; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Blades, 1969; gouache; Gift of Art Purchase Fund 481:2018.1.-.7 and graphite; The Thelma and Bert Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Angela Dog˘ançay 676:2018 Norman Lewis, American, 1909–1979; Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of and Monique Ollie 114:2017 Untitled, c.1940s; ink; The Thelma Johann Theodor de Bry, Dutch, 1528– Mercer Street series VI, 1986; collage Ronald and Monique Ollie 174:2017 Lamerol A. Gatewood, American, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, 1598; Emblemata Secularia. Mira of painted and printed papers; The Ellsworth Ausby, American, 1942– born 1954; Untitled No. 02-038, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie et iucunda Varietate Saeculi Hujus Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial , American, 1924– 2011; Meditation in Blue, 1998; 2002; oil; The Thelma and Bert Ollie 166:2017 Mores ita Experimentata, 1611; book Collection, Gift of Ronald and 2010; Untitled, 1979; handmade acrylic; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald illustrated with 48 engravings; Gift of Monique Ollie 171:2017 paper; Gift of Alvin and Ruth Siteman Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 135:2017 Norman Lewis, American, 1909–1979; Julian and Hope Edison 674:2018 708:2018 and Monique Ollie 118:2017 Untitled, 1966; oil; The Thelma Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Collages and Montages Life and Continual Growth, 1988; Wendy Red Star, American, born Thomas Hart Benton, American, nine untitled drawings, 1971–88; ink Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie collage of cut printed paper with 1981; five works, from the series 1889–1975; Preliminary Study for and graphite; The Thelma and Bert 167:2017 Alonzo Davis, American, born 1942; acrylic; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Documentation of Rez Cars & HUD Romance, c.1931; gouache, tempera, Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Rock Steady, 1992; collage of cut and Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Houses of Pryor, Montana (Crow and graphite on board; Gift of John Ronald and Monique Ollie James Little, American, born 1952; woven paper with paint; The Thelma and Monique Ollie 170:2017 Indian Reservation), 2017; and Susan Horseman 212:2017 141-149:2017 Study for the Surrogate, 2002; and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, photographic print and satin; Gift of watercolor with graphite; The Thelma Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Loren G. Lipson, M.D. 488-492:2018 Winston Branch, British (born Saint Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, 134:2017 Lucia), 1947; III, 2001; gouache Ici (Here), 1989; watercolor and Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie and oil; The Thelma and Bert Ollie gouache; The Thelma and Bert Ollie 168:2017 Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 123:2017 and Monique Ollie 153:2017 26 27 Acquisitions

Allie McGhee, American, born 1941; Theodoros Stamos, American, 1922– Photographs Adger Cowans, American, born 1936; Moon Dust, 1994; acrylic; The Thelma 1997; Organic Abstraction, 1949; Harlem Snow, 1960–61, possibly and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, watercolor, gouache, and ink; Gift of Two hundred and forty-one vernacular printed later; gelatin silver print; Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie John and Susan Horseman 213:2017 photographs, 1890s–1970s; mostly The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial 173:2017 gelatin silver prints and chromogenic Collection, Gift of Ronald and Mel Watkin, American, born 1954; prints; Gift of Peter J. Cohen in honor Monique Ollie 132:2017 George Mingo, American, 1950–1996; Sprawl: Spore, 2006; pen and acrylic of Laura T. Cohen 38-277:2018 Untitled, 1980; oil; The Thelma and on St. Louis road map; Gift of Nancy Adger Cowans, American, born Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, and Kenneth Kranzberg 675:2018 One hundred and fifty vernacular 1936; Untitled (Black Umbrellas), Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie photographs, 1890s–1970s; mostly 1961, possibly printed later; gelatin 175:2017 Cady Wells, American, 1904–1954; gelatin silver prints and chromogenic silver print; The Thelma and Bert Fossiliferous Mosaic, 1946; gouache prints; Gift of John R. and Teenuh Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Mary Lovelace O’Neal, American, and watercolor; Gift of John and M. Foster 278-427: 2018 Ronald and Monique Ollie 133:2017 born 1942; City Lights (Prophet with Susan Horseman 215:2017 No Tongue), 1988; offset lithograph Hugh Bell, American, 1927–2012; Burhan Dog˘ançay, Turkish-American, and screenprint; The Thelma and Bert Cady Wells, American, 1904–1954; Hot Jazz, 1954, printed 1990; gelatin 1929–2013; three photographs, from Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Orange Rocks, Jacona, 1953; gouache silver print; The Thelma and Bert the series Bridge of Dreams, 1986– Ronald and Monique Ollie 177:2017 and ink; Gift of John and Susan Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of 99; platinum prints; Gift of Angela Horseman 214:2017 Ronald and Monique Ollie 120:2017 Dog˘ançay 680-682:2018 Larry Potter, American, 1925–1966; Untitled; gouache and acrylic; Stanley Whitney, American, born Hugh Bell, American, 1927–2012; Burhan Dog˘ançay, Turkish-American, The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial 1946; Untitled, 1998; graphite; Mambo at the Palladium, 1966, 1929–2013; Gandhi in Ecuador, Collection, Gift of Ronald and The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial possibly printed later; gelatin silver 1988; platinum print; Gift of Angela Monique Ollie 178:2017 Collection, Gift of Ronald and print; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Dog˘ançay 679:2018 Monique Ollie 180:2017 Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie 119:2017 Jess T. Dugan, American, born 1986; Betsy, 2013, printed 2017; inkjet print; Funds given by Friends of the Artist 428:2018

Dave Heath, American, 1931–2016; Jess T. Dugan, American, born 1986; Betsy, 2013, printed 2017; inkjet print; 40 × 32 inches; Korea, 1953–54, printed 1958; gelatin Funds given by Friends of the Artist 428:2018; © Jess T. Dugan silver print; Funds given by Jeffrey T. Fort 106:2017

Dave Heath, American, 1931–2016; Washington Square, , c.1959; gelatin silver print; Funds given by Mary Ann Cheng and Wes Pittman 107:2017 LeRoy Henderson, American, born Nicholas Nixon, American, born 1936; Untitled (Portrait of Romare 1947; three photographs, from the Dave Heath, American, 1931–2016; Bearden); gelatin silver print; series The Brown Sisters, 2015–17; Washington Square, New York City, The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial gelatin silver prints; Gift of Yvette 1960; gelatin silver print; Funds given Collection, Gift of Ronald and Drury Dubinsky and John Paul by Mary Ann Cheng and Wes Pittman Monique Ollie 157:2017 Dubinsky 29:2017.1-.2, 454:2018 and Jeffrey T. Fort 108:2017 Emil Otto Hoppé, English (born Frank Stewart, American, born 1949; LeRoy Henderson, American, born Germany), 1878–1972; 11 photographs, Easter Sunday, 1976, possibly printed 1936; Black Ballerina, 1992; gelatin c.1925, printed c.1950; gelatin silver later; gelatin silver print; The Thelma silver print; The Thelma and Bert prints; Gift of Phillip Prodger and and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of April Swieconek 27-37:2018 Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Ronald and Monique Ollie 158:2017 179:2017

Untitled (Leaping Dog), 1940s; American; gelatin silver print; 3 1/2 × 4 5/16 inches; Gift of John R. and Teenuh M. Foster 278:2018

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Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; Julie Mehretu, American (born Yesterday, 1987; screenprint; The Thelma Lightning Bolt!, 1997; screenprint Ethiopia), 1970; Epigraph, Damascus, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, with paint; The Thelma and Bert Ollie 2016; photogravure, sugar lift aquatint, Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald spit bite aquatint, and open bite; Eliza 139:2017 and Monique Ollie 156:2017 McMillan Trust and Friends Fund Endowment 209:2017a-f Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; Hock E Aye Vi Edgar Heap of Birds, Together with Friends, 1991; Cheyenne/Arapaho, born 1954; Evangeline Montgomery, American, screenprint; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Sovereign, 2017; 16 monotypes; born 1933; Sunset, 1997; offset Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald The Sidney S. and Sadie Cohen Print lithograph and screenprint; The and Monique Ollie 138:2017 Purchase Fund 483:2018a-p Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; Bill Hutson, American, born 1936; Monique Ollie 176:2017 Three Kings, 1993; etching and Ebco Na, 1990–91; three offset aquatint; The Thelma and Bert Ollie lithographs with acrylic; The Thelma , American (born Germany), Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, 1954; Banshee Pearls, 1991; lithograph and Monique Ollie 136:2017 Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie with aluminum-leaf additions; Gift of 159-161:2017 Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Weiss Levy Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; 506:2018a-l Julie Mehretu, American (born Ethiopia), 1970; Epigraph, Damascus, 2016; photogravure, sugar lift aquatint, spit bite aquatint, and open bite; Golden Neck, 1993–94; screenprint, , American, 1917–2000; overall: 85 1/2 inches × 17 feet 1 1/2 inches; Eliza McMillan Trust and Friends Fund Endowment 209:2017a-f; © Julie Mehretu offset lithograph, and hand-applied Morning Still Life, 1976; screenprint; , American, 1927–2009; acrylic with stitching; The Thelma and The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Four Foot Falling Man (variant), 1973; Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift of Collection, Gift of Ronald and screenprint; Gift of Alvin and Ruth Prints Robert Blackburn, American, 1920– Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Ronald and Monique Ollie 154:2017 Monique Ollie 163:2017 Siteman 709:2018 2003; Faux Pas, 1960; lithograph; Untitled, 1972; etching and aquatint; Vito Acconci, American, 1940–2017; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Sam Gilliam, American, born 1933; Norman Lewis, American, 1909–1979; William T. Williams, American, born Wav(er)ing Flag, 1990; lithograph on Collection, Gift of Ronald and Collection, Gift of Ronald and Hav-a-Tampa 15, 1995; screenprint and Togetherness, 1973; etching; The Thelma 1942; Red Fern, 1979; etching and six sheets; The Sidney S. and Sadie Monique Ollie 121:2017 Monique Ollie 129:2017 monoprint with stitching; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift aquatint; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Cohen Print Purchase Fund 27:2017a-f and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, of Ronald and Monique Ollie 164:2017 Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald Louis-Léopold Boilly, French, 1761– Ed Clark, American, born 1926; Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie and Monique Ollie 182:2017 Benny Andrews, American, 1930– 1845; The Osage: A People of North Yucatan Series, 1977; etching and 155:2017 Al Loving, American, 1935–2005; 2006; Black Bird, 1980; lithograph; America, in the State of , from aquatint; The Thelma and Bert Ollie Synthesis I, 1986; lithograph; The Thelma The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial the series Collection of Profiles and Memorial Collection, Gift of Ronald and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift Collection, Gift of Ronald and Expressions, 1827; two hand-colored and Monique Ollie 128:2017 of Ronald and Monique Ollie 169:2017 Monique Ollie 117:2017 lithographs; Gift of J. Frederick Fausz 486-487:2018 Nicolas Cochin, French, 1610–1686; Benny Andrews, American, 1930–2006; A Wooded Landscape with the Glider, 1980; lithograph; The Thelma Chakaia Booker, American, born 1953; Sermon of St. John the Baptist, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Untitled, 2014; woodcut and lithograph c.1634–48; etching; Director’s Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie with chine collé; The Thelma and Discretionary Fund and funds given 116:2017 Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, by Brent R. Benjamin 109:2017 Gift of Ronald and Monique Ollie Benny Andrews, American, 1930– 122:2017 Carroll Dunham, American, born 2006; Turtle Dove, 1980; lithograph; 1949; Seven Places: Alpha, Beta, The Thelma and Bert Ollie Memorial manner of Hieronymus Bosch, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon, Zeta, Collection, Gift of Ronald and Netherlandish, 1450–1516; Eta, 1990–94; portfolio of seven Monique Ollie 115:2017 The Bellows Maker, n.d.; engraving; photogravures with etching on chine Gift of Julian and Hope Edison in collé; Gift of Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Xenobia Bailey, American, born 1958; honor of Elizabeth Wyckoff 661:2018 Weiss Levy 505:2018.1-.8 Urban Mystic II, 2016; linocut; Gift of Richard Gerrig and Timothy Peterson One hundred and ninety-four prints Janet Fish, American, born 1938; Tulips 10:2017 related to Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and Teacups, 1982; lithograph; Gift of Flemish, c.1525–1569; and Hieronymus Alvin and Ruth Siteman 707:2018 McArthur Binion, American, born Bosch, Netherlandish, 1450–1516; 1946; DNA Etching II, 2015; mid-16th–early 18th century; etchings, Herbert Gentry, American, 1919–2003; aquatint and drypoint; Funds given engravings, and drypoints; Gift of Today, 1987; screenprint; The Thelma Kiki Smith, American (born Germany), 1954; Banshee Pearls, 1991; lithograph with aluminum-leaf additions; each sheet: by Adrienne D. Davis 429:2018 Julian and Hope Edison 513–660, and Bert Ollie Memorial Collection, Gift 22 3/4 × 30 5/8 inches; Gift of Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Weiss Levy 506:2018a-l; © Kiki Smith / Universal Limited Art Editions, 662-673:2018 of Ronald and Monique Ollie 140:2017 courtesy Pace Gallery

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Main Exhibitions

Degas, Impressionism, and the Millinery Trade explored Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, 1715–2015, Edgar Degas’s fascination with high-fashion hats and the organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, young women who created them. The show featured an showcased the history of men’s fashionable attire from array of period hats as well as 60 paintings and pastels, the 18th century to the present. A riot of color and including key works by Degas that have never been style, Reigning Men was the largest and most important exhibited in the United States. The exhibition was the first menswear exhibition ever assembled, and exploded to examine a crucial and little-known aspect of the artist’s the myth that menswear is restrained. Featuring more decades-long study of Parisian modern life in the midst of than 130 garments by renowned menswear designers a remarkable golden age in millinery production. Degas’s including Giorgio Armani, Burberry, Chanel, Jean Paul output during this period was presented in the context Gaultier, Gucci, Calvin Klein, Alexander McQueen, of the work of his fellow Impressionists, among them Yves Saint Laurent, and Louis Vuitton, Reigning Men Édouard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Mary Cassatt, made illuminating connections between history and and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, who were likewise high fashion. primarily from the Los Angeles inspired by the intricate and extravagant creations of County Museum of Art’s renowned collection, the Parisian milliners. The exhibition also featured hats that exhibition traced cultural influences over the centuries, revealed the innate sense of design and mastery of examined how elements of the uniform have profoundly materials of the period’s greatest milliners, such as shaped fashionable dress, and revealed how cinching Caroline Reboux, Madame Georgette, and Jeanne Lanvin. and padding the body was and is not exclusive to Co-organized by the Saint Louis Art Museum and the women. The exhibition was on view at the Saint Louis Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the show was on Art Museum from June 25 to September 17, 2017. view in St. Louis from February 12 to May 7, 2017, and in San Francisco from June 24 to September 24, 2017.

Visitors to the exhibition Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, 1715–2015

Left: The exhibition Degas, Impressionism, and the Millinery Trade examined the height of millinery fashion in Paris 32 33 Exhibitions

Thomas Struth: Nature & Politics featured photographic Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds told the epic story explorations of cutting-edge industrial and scientific of one of the greatest finds in the history of underwater research spaces. In over 35 works created within the past archaeology, a story that revealed two lost cities of ancient decade, the celebrated German artist Thomas Struth Egypt submerged under the Mediterranean Sea for over ambitiously took on technology and engineering as his 1,000 years. World-renowned underwater archaeologist overarching subject. With vivid color and monumental Franck Goddio and his team discovered these submerged scale, he investigated the fascinating complexities of worlds and uncovered stunning ancient religious, sites where knowledge, ambition, and imagination are ceremonial, and commercial artifacts, a finding that has advanced. Struth allowed viewers to see into spaces led to a greater understanding of life during the age of normally hidden from public view, such as aeronautical pharaohs. More than 200 of these authentic artifacts, centers, robotics laboratories, and nuclear fusion including three colossal 16-foot sculptures of a pharaoh, facilities, examining humanity’s attempts to understand a queen, and a god, were on view. Objects ranged from and harness forces of nature, often at great cost of monumental works made of stone to precious gold coins resources. Thomas Struth: Nature & Politics was and jewelry, bronze vessels, and statues from the sunken co-organized by the Museum Folkwang, Essen; and forgotten ancient cities of Thonis-Heracleion and Martin-Gropius-Bau, Berlin; and the High Museum Canopus. They were featured alongside ancient Egyptian of Art, Atlanta, in collaboration with the Saint Louis artifacts from museums in Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt, Art Museum. The show was on view in St. Louis from many of which have never previously been presented in November 5, 2017, to January 21, 2018. the United States. The exhibition was organized by the European Institute for Underwater Archaeology with the generous support of the Hilti Foundation and in collaboration with the Ministry of Antiquities of the Arab Republic of Egypt. The show was on view in St. Louis from March 25 to September 9, 2018.

Graphic Revolution: American Prints 1960 to Now celebrated the explosion of printmaking that began in the United States in the 1960s

Graphic Revolution: American Prints 1960 to Now the spirit of their time. Notable highlights included examined the transformational decade of the 1960s works by , Robert Rauschenberg, through the early 21st century, and the emergence of Louise Bourgeois, Bruce Conner, Barbara Kruger, the creative synergies between the artists, publishers, Luis Jiménez, Edgar Heap of Birds, and Julie Mehretu. printers, dealers, and collectors who were critical to Together, these individuals established a fertile the development of American art during that time. environment for artists of diverse perspectives to create Drawn from the Saint Louis Art Museum’s notable new work, examples of which were placed in dialogue collection of post–World War II American prints and with one another throughout the exhibition. Organized the holdings of private collections in St. Louis, the by the Saint Louis Art Museum, the exhibition was on exhibition featured more than 110 works by a diverse view from November 11, 2018, to February 3, 2019. group of artists whose visual imagery helped define

Cataloguer Sarah Biggs discusses the sculptural masterworks in Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds

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Works on Paper Sidney S. and Sadie M. Cohen Gallery 234 and Gallery 235

Learning to See: Renaissance and Baroque Masterworks more than 100 years, the works in the exhibition from the Phoebe Dent Weil and Mark S. Weil Collection encompassed new prints (shin hanga), creative prints celebrated the promised gift to the Museum of nearly (so¯saku hanga), and postwar and contemporary prints. 200 works of art assembled by Phoebe Dent Weil and The exhibition was on view from August 11, 2017, Mark S. Weil over the course of some 25 years. The to January 28, 2018. works they acquired reflect their passion and deep knowledge of the art and culture of Europe from the Sun Xun: Time Spy featured the animated 3-D film by 15th to the 18th centuries. The exhibition was on view Chinese artist Sun Xun. For Time Spy, his first film in from March 3 to July 30, 2017. 3-D, the artist used an ancient printmaking technique to create a cinematic futuristic world that roams across A Century of Japanese Prints presented a selection time and cultures. Time Spy was shown along with a of the Museum’s finest examples of modern and selection of the carved woodblocks the artist used to contemporary Japanese prints from the 20th and 21st develop the animation cells. The exhibition was on centuries, two thirds of which have never before been view from February 16 to October 21, 2018. displayed at the Museum. Created over a period of

More than 145 adult and student groups participated in tours led by Museum docents during the popular exhibition Kehinde Wiley: Saint Louis

Featured Exhibitions

The Hats of Stephen Jones presented a selection of Kehinde Wiley: Saint Louis was an exhibition of eight hats designed by contemporary British milliner 11 original portraits created by artist Kehinde Wiley Stephen Jones. Interspersed throughout the Museum’s that were inspired by his visits to St. Louis in 2017. galleries, the installation revealed a novel approach to Wiley creates large-scale oil paintings of contemporary connecting art and contemporary fashion. Installed in African American subjects in poses that recall grand galleries ranging from Impressionism to 19th-century traditions of European and American portraiture. His decorative arts to African art, Jones’s hats were models—real people dressed in their own clothing— displayed in dialogue with selected works in the assume poses adapted from historical paintings. collection to create provocative conversations across Through a process of street casting, he invited strangers time. The installation also complemented the main he met in neighborhoods in north St. Louis and exhibition Degas, Impressionism, and the Paris Ferguson to pose for his paintings. The exhibition was Millinery Trade. The exhibition was on view from on view from October 19, 2018, to February 10, 2019, April 21 to September 4, 2017. in Galleries 249 and 250.

Scholars and students convened for a study day for the exhibition Learning to See: Renaissance and Baroque Masterworks from the Phoebe Dent Weil and Mark S. Weil Collection

36 37 McDonnell Gallery for Textile Exhibitions Publications Gallery 100 2017 Cross-Pollination: Flowers in 18th-Century European Learning to See: Renaissance and Baroque Masterworks Textiles and Porcelain from the Phoebe Dent Weil and Mark S. Weil Collection May 26 to November 26, 2017 Published by the Saint Louis Art Museum. Edited and authored by Judith W. Mann and Elizabeth Wyckoff Greek Island Embroideries with contributions by Andrew Butterfield, Leah Marie December 22, 2017, to May 28, 2018 Chizek, Paola D’Agostino, Lisa Pon and students, Tom Rassieur, Mark S. Weil, Phoebe Dent Weil, and Balance and Opposition in Ancient Peruvian Textiles Abigail Yoder. Art direction by Jon Cournoyer. June 15 to November 25, 2018 2018 Southwest Weavings: 800 Years of Artistic Exchange Graphic Revolution: American Prints 1960 to Now December 14, 2018 to May 5, 2019 Published by the Saint Louis Art Museum. Edited and authored by Gretchen Wagner and Elizabeth Wyckoff with contributions by Nichole N. Bridges, Leah Marie New Media Series Chizek, Heather A. Hughes, Alexander Brier Marr,

Currents 115: Jennifer Bornstein was part of the Museum’s series of free exhibitions for emerging and mid-career artists Gallery 301 Deborah Spivak, and Abigail Yoder. Art direction by to create and exhibit new work Jon Cournoyer. Rodney McMillian December 16, 2016, to March 19, 2017 Printing Abstraction allowed visitors to experience the Currents Series various forms of abstract art strategies, from Op art to Shimon Attie hard-edge abstraction and beyond, that emerged in the Currents 113: Shimon Attie March 24 to June 25, 2017 print world over the past six decades. Drawing upon the April 1 to June 25, 2017 Museum’s collection of abstract prints and multiples, the Gallery 210 Amy Granat exhibition presented works by more than 20 artists, July 14 to November 12, 2017 including pioneering figures such as Anni Albers, Currents 114: Matt Saunders Marcel Duchamp, and Ad Reinhardt. Works by artists November 17, 2017, to February 4, 2018 Ben Thorpe Brown

from more recent generations, like McArthur Binion Galleries 249 and 250 November 17, 2017, to April 15, 2018 from the Phoebe Dent Weil and Mark S. Weil Collection Weil S. Mark and Weil Dent Phoebe the from and James Turrell, speak to the continuing relevance Masterworks Baroque and Renaissance See: to Learning of abstraction. This exhibition was on view from Currents 115: Jennifer Bornstein Cyprian Gaillard November 30, 2018, to March 31, 2019. April 20 to July 15, 2018 April 20 to September 30, 2018 Gallery 255 Renée Green October 5, 2018, to February 17, 2019 Generous support for Currents exhibitions has been provided by the Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Endowment Fund, established to support the exhibition and acquisition of contemporary art at the Saint Louis Art Museum, and the teaching principles of contemporary art in the School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis.

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Community Partnership Programs created in these workshops in its Student Gallery exhibition Building Accessibility through Collaboration, Art With Us which also included accessible interpretation in the form This ongoing community-based program provides of braille, large print, and audio transcription of the multi-session residencies led by certified teaching artists gallery text. to youth and seniors in collaboration with community and social organizations located throughout St. Louis In the fall of 2017, the Museum began offering American City and County. Subject matter and artistic media Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for its public tour on are customized for each community group. Among the the third Sunday of every month. Participation in this new skills taught in 2017 and 2018 Art With Us residencies offering grew steadily throughout 2018. were painting, collage, and mixed media. Community organization partners included Bilingual International In partnership with the Alzheimer’s Association of Assistant Services, Girls Inc., Educare Headstart Greater Missouri, the Museum became a host for Learning Center, and St. Louis ArtWorks. scheduled meet-ups for individuals living with memory loss and their care partners in 2018. The experience Youth smART included a docent-led tour and an art activity. Youth smART and Summer Youth smART are out- of-schooltime opportunities for learners to engage with In 2018, the Museum was honored as a recipient of a the Museum’s collection through interactive tours with Shine the Light Award, presented each year by Paraquad discussion and sketching, followed by an art-making to local organizations, businesses, and individuals experience. Geared toward children ages three to nominated by their peers. This award recognizes the twelve, Youth smART served more than 5,600 youth Museum’s efforts to welcome all members of the in 2017–2018. Some of the participating organizations community by increasing opportunities, accessibility, included Better Family Life, Boys and Girls Club, and equity for people with disabilities. Unleashing Potential, Ville Collaborative Summer Camp, and the YWCA. During the months of June and July, program activities are led by Museum-trained Teen Assistants. In 2017, the summer program’s focus was What We Wear: Clothing, Fashion and Adornment, and in 2018 it was Ancient Cultures.

Scout Days Scout Days are designed as opportunities for members of area Scout troops to work toward earning badges in art- related activities. In addition to one Scout Day in 2017 and two in 2018, a gallery-based activity guide, Color and Line, was created to help Scouts earn their painting badges.

Access Programs In 2017 and 2018, Learning and Engagement educators collaborated with local organizations to offer inclusive arts programs for participants of all abilities. In partnership with VSA Missouri/Living Arts Studio and Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual Impairments, youth and adults were able to participate in

On Sunday afternoons, families flock to the Museum for family-friendly guided tours and hands-on art activities art-making workshops taught by artists with disabilities. A gallery tour with American Sign Language interpretation is held on the In 2018, the Museum presented a sampling of the artworks third Sunday of every month

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Teacher and Student Learning Mickalene Thomas, Dyani White Hawk, and Sun Xun— the Concepts of Beauty and Bias tour and workshop facilitated teacher workshops involving in-gallery and for middle and high school students in the area. Using Teacher Programs art-making experiences inspired by their art. works of art in the Museum’s collection as proxies for Teacher workshops and professional development real-world people and situations, Concepts of Beauty experiences offered opportunities to engage with Student Programs and Bias used dialogue to challenge students and the Museum’s collection and exhibitions through Student programs emphasized visual literacy, teachers to recognize and address cultural and social cross-curricular approaches to teaching and learning. communication, and cross-cultural awareness, with bias and discrimination. Approximately 435 area educators participated annually more than 18,700 students participating in 2017 and in 2017 and 2018. Evening and weekend studio approximately 22,600 in 2018. The Museum continued In both 2017 and 2018, Museum educators collaborated workshops presented varied approaches to classroom to offer need-based transportation assistance to involve with prominent contemporary artists to offer Exploring teaching, providing enrichment to educators of multiple additional schools, seeking to ensure equitable access with the Artist workshops for high school art students. disciplines and grade levels, and fostering learning for students regardless of their school’s resources. In 2017, Mickalene Thomas introduced students to experiences reflective of the region’s diverse educational examples of her work simultaneously on view at the communities. The Museum furnished unique, object-based Elementary Saint Louis Art Museum and the Contemporary Art learning opportunities through sessions such as Style The multi-visit Arts in the Basic Curriculum (ABC) Museum St. Louis. Afterward, St. Louis–based artist ID: Communicating with Clothing during the special student program enjoyed strong participation by fourth Byron Rogers oversaw a student art project inspired exhibition Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, and fifth grade students, as did the Fifth Grade Explorers by Thomas’s work. The following year, Kehinde Wiley 1715–2015; Ancient Egypt Preserved and Beneath program for St. Louis Public Schools students. gave students a tour of his exhibition Kehinde Wiley: the Surface in conjunction with the exhibition Sunken Saint Louis, after which St. Louis–based painter Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds; and A Legacy Preserved: Middle and High School Robert Ketchens facilitated a portraiture activity. Young visitors participate in a hands-on art-making activity during Black Abstraction from the Thelma and Bert Ollie The Museum continued its decades-long partnership Winter Celebrations Memorial Collection. Contemporary artists whose with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) to offer, In conjunction with the 2018 exhibition Sunken Cities: work was on view in Museum galleries— through the ADL’s A World of Difference ® Institute, Egypt’s Lost Worlds, St. Louis metalsmith Robert Thomas Mullen led a program to facilitate students’ exploration of coins, jewelry, statuettes, vessels, and other metalwork on display, and introduce students to metalsmithing techniques, design processes, and hand Family Sundays tools, with each student creating their own small metal On average, the Museum welcomed 13,450 children object to wear or display. and adults annually to this free weekly Sunday afternoon program that includes hands-on art activities, gallery Youth and Family Learning tours, special performances, and artist demonstrations. Family Sunday themes in 2017 and 2018 included Winter Celebrations animals, patterns, portraiture, storytelling, ancient Egypt, The Museum’s family-friendly Winter Celebrations and music, along with special cultural days celebrating is a multicultural weekend festival emphasizing the Lunar New Year, Carnaval, Indian Independence Day, breadth of the Museum’s collection and of the cultures Chuseok Korean Harvest Festival, International Day represented by communities from all across St. Louis. of Peace, Latinx Heritage, and Kwanzaa. During 2017 and 2018, Winter Celebrations attracted an average of 4,800 participants annually. Each year’s Wee Wednesdays and Wee Weekends festival featured performances and partnerships with Wee Wednesdays, a free workshop for children three to community organizations including Afriky Lolo, Dance five and their caregivers, combines a visit to the galleries Center of Kirkwood, Dances of India, Gentlemen of with storytelling and a hands-on art activity. In the fall Vision, Hispanic Festival, Inc., Normandy High School, of 2018, the Museum expanded this popular program, St. Louis Christmas Carols Association, St. Louis adding Wee Weekends on Saturday mornings in order

St. Louis–area K–12 educators participate in a workshop exploring low-relief-sculpture techniques with teaching artist Mitchell Horstmann Osuwa Taiko, Washington University in St. Louis– to enhance the program’s access to caregivers who work Staam A Cappella, and Webster Groves High School. on weekdays as well as respond to increasing demand.

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Artist Talks and Lectures Nelson I. Wu Lecture Numerous esteemed contemporary artists, scholars, This annual Asian art lecture honors the memory of and designers spoke to enthusiastic audiences at the the late Nelson I. Wu and is jointly presented by the Museum about their work. Highlights included Saint Louis Art Museum and the East Asian Studies contemporary milliner Stephen Jones, who discussed Department at Washington University in St. Louis. designing hats for celebrities, royalty, and fashion In 2017, the lecture Elegant and Hallucinatory: icons, while a selection of his creations was on view Designing the Future of the Festival of India was in the Museum’s galleries. André Leon Talley, former presented by Rebecca M. Brown from Johns Hopkins editor-at-large for Vogue, explored the past, present, University. The 2018 lecture featured Julia F. Andrews and future of men’s fashion on the occasion of the of The Ohio State University speaking on Chinese opening of Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, Cosmopolitans in Twentieth-Century Shanghai. 1715–2015. Artist Mickalene Thomas addressed her exploration of beauty, gender, and race, and the influence of the history of art and contemporary popular culture on her work. Photographer Thomas Struth participated in a cross-disciplinary panel of experts exploring his work on view in Thomas Struth: Nature A Teen Assistant helps a young visitor with an art project during the Museum’s weekly Family Sunday program & Politics as well as the intersection of art, , and culture. Noted art historian Henry John Drewal discussed the role of the senses in West African art, Summer Youth Classes Teen Assistants and Nobel laureate Eric R. Kandel spoke on the The Museum offered three sessions of summer youth This is an employment and mentoring opportunity for relationship between neuroscience and the perception classes in 2017. These weeklong classes included time St. Louis–area high school students. Teen Assistants of art. Underwater archaeologist Franck Goddio spent in the galleries and on art making in the classroom. provide support for Learning and Engagement programs shared the thrill of the discovery and excavation of Topics included real and mythical animals, fashion throughout the year, and through their work they gain the two ancient Egyptian cities that were the focus of design, kings and queens, and filmmaking. life skills to prepare them for college and beyond. the exhibition Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds. Many Teen Assistants participate for multiple years, even Kehinde Wiley, internationally recognized after being Teen Arts Council returning after they have started college. The Museum commissioned to paint President Barack Obama’s The Teen Arts Council (TAC) was founded on the employed 12 Teen Assistants in 2017 and 11 in 2018. official portrait, discussed his upbringing, art-historical principle that teens have the best insights into the influences, and artistic process on the opening night interests and motivations of their peers and thus should of the exhibition Kehinde Wiley: Saint Louis. play an integral role in the design and implementation Adult Learning of the Museum’s programming for that age group. Donald Danforth Jr. Lecture In 2017 and 2018, TAC involved public, private, SLAM Underground In 2017, the Donald Danforth Jr. Lecture—dedicated and homeschooled students from St. Louis City and At no cost to participants, SLAM Underground offered to sharing recent research by scholars in the field of County. In 2017, TAC activities included visits to the live music, a Create Lab, a DJ, gallery games, and Plains Indian art—was given by Jill Ahlberg Yohe, Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, a workshop with after-hours access to main exhibitions. Thousands of assistant curator of Native American art at the local artist Eugenia Alexander, and a career day with young adults were attracted to the individually themed Minneapolis Institute of Art (and previously in the Museum staff. They also juried the Student Gallery SLAM Underground evenings held on the final Friday same role at the Saint Louis Art Museum). Yohe spoke exhibition Personality. In 2018, TAC hosted three nine months of each year. Attendance continued to on Beauty in the Making: Native American Art Open Studio nights for area teens, attended Kehinde grow over time through word of mouth and booming Collections and Collaborations. The 2018 Danforth Wiley’s Artist Talk, and juried the See the Future social media. In 2017, SLAM Underground attendance Lecture featured Sherry Farrell Racette from the Student Gallery exhibition. for the year surpassed 12,000 for the first time ever. University of Regina, who presented Trading Women: Milliner Stephen Jones discusses and demonstrates headwear styling with fellow hat maker Jennifer Ouellette during a presentation in Beads, Cloth, and Innovation in the Northern Plains. conjunction with The Hats of Stephen Jones

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Ann W. Olin Lecture Symposium, Study Day, and Classes The Ann W. Olin Lecture focuses on the intersections The Museum hosted a two-day symposium in 2017 in between art and business. In 2017, Senior Vice President conjunction with the exhibition Degas, Impressionism, and Director of Christie’s Chicago Steven Zick and the Paris Millinery Trade. National and international presented Artful Planning: What’s Hot and What’s scholars and led sessions examining hat Not in the Art World. making as a key subject for Degas and others in the Impressionist circle. Also in 2017, art history scholars Women in the Arts Lecture and graduate students convened for a study day related Made possible through the Mary Strauss Women in to the exhibition Learning to See: Renaissance and the Arts Endowment, this lecture occurs annually in Baroque Masterworks from the Phoebe Dent Weil March, Women’s History Month. Independent art and Mark S. Weil Collection. historian Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell delivered the 2017 lecture, entitled Working Girls: The Milliners of Single- and multi-session art history and studio classes Nineteenth-Century Paris. In 2018, the speaker was for adult audiences in 2017 and 2018 included Patricia Podzorski from the University of Memphis; Creative Crowns: The Art of Millinery; American her topic was The Construction and Perception of Threads: St. Louis Fashion Tour; Thomas Struth in Female Identity in Ancient Egypt. Context; and (Re)Shaping the History of Abstraction

and Representation. Visitors explore the monumental photographs in Thomas Struth: Nature & Politics using interpretive materials developed to invite close looking and provide context on the works of art Engagement and Interpretation

Docent Services Interpretation Richardson Memorial Library More than 61,000 visitors ranging in age from Museum educators worked with curators, designers, preschool children to older adults participated in and media producers in 2017 and 2018 to create audio The Richardson Memorial Library and Museum docent-guided group tours and other in-gallery docent- tours, films, printed guides, and hands-on experiences to provide fine-art research support to Museum staff and led experiences at the Museum in 2017 and 2018. help visitors better understand Degas, Impressionism, members of the public, media outlets, and scholars During this period, 103 trained volunteer docents and the Paris Millinery Trade; The Hats of Stephen Jones; from around the region and the world. Queries about contributed a combined 22,843 hours to the Museum. Reigning Men: Fashion in Menswear, 1715–2015; the Museum and its history are often received as well. Thomas Struth: Nature & Politics; Sunken Cities: Library and personnel responded to more than Specially trained docents facilitated curriculum-based Egypt’s Lost Worlds; Graphic Revolution: American 3,200 information requests from the public during tour programs for students, including Arts in the Basic Prints 1960 to Now; and Kehinde Wiley: Saint Louis. 2017 and 2018, combined. The Library continued as a Curriculum (ABC) for fourth and fifth graders, Fifth Educators also collaborated with curators and designers net lender to the regional MOBIUS consortium and as Grade Explorers for St. Louis Public Schools students, to craft more than 1,350 informational texts to interpret a net borrower for interlibrary loans from its SHARES and A World of Difference (AWOD) for middle and works of art in collection and exhibition galleries. partners nationwide. Total interlibrary loan circulation high school students. exceeded 4,900 volumes. The Museum joined forces with other museums across the In collaboration with Arts & Faith St. Louis, Interfaith country to invite visitors to participate in special in-gallery Both the Library and the Archives continued to expand Partnership of Greater St. Louis, and Interfaith Quest, experiences such as Hearts for Art and International and diversify their holdings in 2017 and 2018. The Museum educators and docents developed and piloted Slow Art Day—each asking visitors to look closely, think Library subscribed to Artifex Press’s digital catalogues interfaith tours in Museum galleries for teens and deeply, and engage fully with work in the galleries, and raisonnés and to Artkhade, a new database focused on adults to focus on works of art that relate to global to convey their experiences with other participants or via the African, Asian, Oceanic, and American art market. religions. Docents invite respectful dialogue and foster social media. To coincide with the 2017 opening of the Through gifts of books and archival materials, donors increased understanding among visitors from a wide Museum’s reinstalled ancient Egypt gallery, the Museum Thomas Alexander and Ronald Maurice Ollie broadened Docent Monica McFee engages visitors in lively conversation about art hosted a special Mummy Stories activity to highlight institutional research strengths in African art and in during a guided tour range of faith traditions. the enjoyment, memories, and enrichment many visitors contemporary abstract art by black artists. associate with experiencing Egyptian art in museums.

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The Saint Louis Art Museum relies on generous donor The Museum attracted new donors through its support to present engaging exhibitions, expand the signature fundraising events. The 2018 biennial collection, cultivate community partnerships, and gala, Pop Peace Love, chaired by Jeana and Buddy increase endowments that advance institutional priorities. Reisinger, generated $750,000 in operating support These contributions complement significant tax revenue under the leadership of Friends Board president from the Metropolitan Zoological Park and Museum Meredith Holbrook and presenting sponsor Wells Fargo District while catalyzing interest in the Museum’s Advisors. SLAM Vogue, the Museum’s 2017 summer programs. In 2018, the Museum exceeded 20,000 gala, generated $216,000 through the leadership of Members for the first time in 17 years. event chairs Lisa and Tom Carnahan, Terry Crow and Jonathan Geffrard, Jan and Rand Goldstein, Diedre and In 2017 and 2018, the Museum presented two especially Michael Gray, and Retta Leritz Tussey and Tom Tussey. popular and well-attended exhibitions: Degas, Impressionism, and the Paris Millinery Trade and Community engagement also helped shape the collection. Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds. These exhibitions In 2018, the Museum featured an exhibition of new shared a combined attendance of more than 227,700 work by Kehinde Wiley, who selected residents in visitors; each strengthened the Museum’s commitment north St. Louis City and County to model for paintings to offering experiences with art that drive attendance inspired by works from the permanent collection. and membership, resulting in nearly $3.1 million in The exhibition drew new visitors from across the general membership support during the biennial period, region. With generous contributions from various an increase of 20 percent over the previous period. donors, the Museum worked to acquire a central work from the exhibition. Their support enriched The Beaux Arts Council, which recognizes annual the collection in other ways as well, as did gifts and gifts beginning at $1,500, and the Leadership Council, bequests of works of art that will continue to invite celebrating annual gifts of $25,000 or more, experienced visitors to connect with and draw inspiration from similar growth as a result of increased patron the collection. engagement. These Members contributed more than $4.2 million in 2017 and 2018, and their commitment These successes would not be possible without the to advancing the Museum’s programs was reflected in community’s support. From visitors who donate in a an 11-percent growth in Member households. collection box, to individual and corporate members, to annual contributors and partner organizations, Membership, sponsorship, and grant support from the Museum is sustained by a community of donors companies, foundations, and government agencies who ensure that it will remain “Dedicated to Art also reflected confidence in the Museum’s initiatives. and Free to All.” During this period, these entities contributed $3.05 million to support exhibitions, education and training programs, festivals, special events, and collection care. The success of exhibitions drove a 13-percent increase in corporate membership.

Leadership Council dinner celebrating the fifth anniversary of the opening of the -designed East Building

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Commissioners of the Art Museum Subdistrict of the Metropolitan Zoological Park and Museum District Friends Board

John R. Musgrave, President Advisory Commissioners Meredith Holbrook, President Cabanne Howard (2018) Honorary Friends Board Ellen Jones Gary Wolff, Vice President Thomas S. Carnahan Lisa R. Carnahan, Suzanne Johnson Dorinda B. Armstrong Ann Liberman Adrienne D. Davis, Secretary John R. Fox Vice President Anjali Kamra (2017) Martha W. Bickel Anne McAlpin W. Randolph Baker, Treasurer Barbara W. Roberts Mico Murphy Barkofske Pauline M. Keinath (2017) Marion B. Black Peggy Ritter Jeffrey T. Fort Donald M. Suggs Catherine B. Berges Ashley Kemper Ginger Cornelius Barbara W. Roberts Kent Q. Kreh Lele Bitting Dorothy L. Kreh Mary Beth Daniels Marsha J. Rusnack Joseph D. Lehrer Susan Block Julie LeBlanc Marianne S. Galt Linda Saligman Judith Weiss Levy Sarah Brauer Jane S. Mackey (2017) Vicki D. Hill *Jane Smith Shapleigh (2017) Charles A. Lowenhaupt Thriess Britton Melissa Marglous Merlin Sharon Hollander Barbara B. Taylor Anabeth C. Weil Mary W. Carnal (2017) Isabelle Y. Montupet Bettie S. Johnson Karen Castellano Mary B. Moog Carol Ann Jones *Deceased Maria Clifford (2018) Judy A. Navarre (2017) Ann Corrigan Rachel H. Oliver (2017) Trustees Molly Danforth Carrie Polk Jean Daniel-Gentry Brooke Ray (2018) David S. Obedin, President Barbara S. Eagleton Diane Dark Jeana Reisinger John M. Horseman, Vice Kimberley A. Eberlein (2018) Ann D. Desloge Marlene M. Schumm President Hope R. Edison Kimberley A. Eberlein (2017) Lisa Easton Silverberg (2017) Benjamin Ola. Akande Lelia J. Farr Dede Farquhar Suzanne Sincoff Garrett A. Balke Melanie M. Fathman Carolyn G. Farrell Susan H. Sivewright (2018) Mary-Randolph Ballinger Eva L. Frazer Linda M. Finerty Rebecca Smith (2018) Jack and Susan Musgrave (2017) Richard Frimel Ann Fosheim Wendi Sock Katherine Button Bell (2017) Erik Goldman Lotta Fox (2018) Mary Ann Srenco James G. Berges Signa M. Hermann Cheri Fromm Lisa Trulaske Martha W. Bickel Vicki D. Hill Stacy Galt Michelle Trulaske Jeffrey W. Bierman Christopher M. Hohn Janis G. Goldstein Lynne Pounds Turley Linda B. Langsdorf The Honorable Jean C. Dwyer P. Brown Malaika B. Horne, PhD Lori Harris (2018) Retta LeRitz Tussey Seth M. Leadbeater Hamilton Paul R. Cahn (2017) Richard C. Jensen Marcia J. Hart (2017) Ellen Watt Brand Meyer (2017) Diane D. Jacobsen John R. Capps Carol Ann Jones Janet Horlacher Stacey Weddle Noémi K. Neidorff (2018) Bettie S. Johnson S. Bryan Cook David Kemper (2017) Susan Horseman Lori White Stephen P. Cortinovis (2017) Eugene Kornblum (2018) James N. Probstein Richard A. Liddy Sherry Wolff Sherry Wolff, Dottie Kreh, and Pam Trapp Holly A. Cousins (2017) Helen Kornblum Kathleen V. Rogers John Peters MacCarthy Mary Beth Daniels Nancy Kranzberg Marsha J. Rusnack (2018) Linda M. Martinez William A. Donius James A. Krekeler (2017) Thomas F. Schlafly J. Patrick Mulcahy Board Committees and Task Forces Yvette Drury Dubinsky Peter B. Krombach Curtis B. Searcy Emily Rauh Pulitzer Dale L. Sharon Peggy Ritter Audit Committee Collections Committee Compensation Committee Finance Committee Barbara Spector James A. Rivers Kent Q. Kreh, Chair John M. Horseman, Chair John R. Musgrave, Chair W. Randolph Baker, Chair Thelma E. Steward *Elizabeth Gentry Sayad Joseph D. Lehrer, Vice Chair Hope R. Edison, Vice Chair W. Randolph Baker Lelia J. Farr, Vice Chair Sissy Thomas (2017) Benjamin Ola. Akande (2018) Mary-Randolph Ballinger Adrienne D. Davis (2018) Martha W. Bickel Pam Trapp Joseph F. Shaughnessy Jeffrey W. Bierman (2017) Jeffrey T. Fort (2017) S. Bryan Cook (2017) Mark P. Utterback (2018) Jerome J. Sincoff Thomas S. Carnahan Paul R. Cahn (2017) John R. Fox Erik Goldman Robert W. Vorlop (2018) Rex A. Sinquefield Stephen P. Cortinovis (2017) Adrienne D. Davis Kent Q. Kreh The Honorable Jean C. Phoebe Dent Weil (2018) Alvin J. Siteman Seth M. Leadbeater Yvette Drury Dubinsky Judith Weiss Levy Hamilton Bradford K. Werner Barbara B. Taylor Linda M. Martinez (2017) Barbara S. Eagleton Donald M. Suggs (2018) Christopher M. Hohn Michael E. Zychinski (2018) Kenneth F. Teasdale Pam Trapp (2018) Roxanne H. Frank Gary Wolff Malaika B. Horne, PhD John D. Weil Michael E. Zychinski (2018) Signa M. Hermann David Kemper (2017) Honorary Trustees Mark S. Weil Richard C. Jensen Development Committee Eugene Kornblum (2018) John W. Bachmann Freida L. Wheaton Building Committee Helen Kornblum Martha W. Bickel, Chair John R. Musgrave Joseph E. Birk Jeffrey T. Fort, Chair Nancy Kranzberg Carol Ann Jones, Vice Chair Curtis B. Searcy Camilla T. Brauer *Deceased James A. Krekeler, Vice Chair Judith Weiss Levy Holly A. Cousins (2017) Kenneth F. Teasdale (2017) Donald L. Bryant Jr. (2017) Charles A. Lowenhaupt Mary Beth Daniels John D. Weil Steven N. Cousins Jerome J. Sincoff, Vice Chair John Peters MacCarthy Vicki D. Hill Bradford K. Werner Joan C. Crancer (2018), Member (2017) James N. Probstein (2017) Peter B. Krombach Arnold W. Donald Garrett A. Balke (2017) Emily Rauh Pulitzer Barbara W. Roberts *Deceased *Julian I. Edison (2017) Dwyer P. Brown Donald M. Suggs Dale L. Sharon David C. Farrell John R. Capps Anabeth C. Weil Barbara Spector Richard T. Fisher Melanie M. Fathman Gary Wolff Sissy Thomas (2018) The Honorable Sam Fox John R. Fox *Julian I. Edison, ad hoc (2017) Anabeth C. Weil Roxanne H. Frank Richard Frimel (2017) Rex A. Sinquefield, ad hoc Lisa R. Carnahan, ex officio Peter B. Krombach (2017) Meredith Holbrook, ex officio Amy Torbert, Dawn Suggs, and Don Suggs Judith Weiss Levy Kenneth F. Teasdale, ad hoc Terese R. Mitchusson, ad hoc Barbara B. Taylor (2017) Matthew G. Perlow, ad hoc Phoebe Dent Weil (2018) Mark S. Weil, ad hoc Lisa Trulaske, ad hoc

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Audience Engagement Food Service Task Force Founding Benefactors Lifetime Benefactors Task Force John R. Fox, Chair With gratitude we recognize We also recognize the Pam Trapp, Chair (2018) Martha W. Bickel the following donors whose cumulative lifetime giving of Malaika B. Horne, PhD, Carol Ann Jones significant gifts during the these donors who have Vice Chair (2018) Kent Q. Kreh Museum’s formative decades provided generously for the Adrienne D. Davis (2018) Barbara B. Taylor as the City Art Museum of past, current, and future needs William A. Donius (2018) Anabeth C. Weil St. Louis established the of the Museum. Yvette Drury Dubinsky (2018) Bradford K. Werner foundation of the collection Kimberley A. Eberlein (2018) Mark Macinski, ad hoc and its culture of philanthropy $10,000,000 and above Vicki D. Hill (2018) Jennifer Thomas, ad hoc that thrives today. Bank of America Carol Ann Jones (2018) Roxanne H. Frank Judith Weiss Levy (2018) Museum Experience Task Force Irene Catlin Allen Mary and Oliver Langenberg James N. Probstein (2018) Pam Trapp, Chair (2017) Helen and Arthur B. Baer Morton D. May Dale L. Sharon (2018) Judith Weiss Levy, Vice Chair James F. Ballard The Morton J. May Foundation Barbara Spector (2018) (2017) William K. Bixby Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Sissy Thomas (2018) Yvette Drury Dubinsky (2017) Dr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin Sydney M. Shoenberg Sr. Mark P. Utterback (2018) Melanie M. Fathman (2017) Sidney S. and Sadie M. Cohen Shoenberg Foundation, Inc. Carol Ann Jones (2017) J. Lionberger Davis Alvin and Ruth Siteman Digital Strategy Task Force *Elizabeth Gentry Sayad (2017) Samuel C. Davis Edith and C. C. Johnson Spink Benjamin and Bola Akande David S. Obedin, Chair Dale L. Sharon (2017) Edward A. and Anna Busch Barbara and Andy Taylor Lelia J. Farr, Vice Chair Barbara Spector (2017) Faust Jack C. Taylor Adrienne D. Davis (2017) Sissy Thomas (2017) Busch and Anabeth and John Weil Pam and Greg Trapp, Adrienne Davis, Judy and Jerry Levy Linda M. Martinez (2017) Amos Harris, ad hoc (2017) Mary Plant Faust Gary C. Werths and Governance Committee Nominating Committee John R. Musgrave (2018) Mike Konzen, ad hoc (2017) Cora Liggett Fowler Richard Frimel Charles A. Lowenhaupt, Chair John D. Weil, Chair Barbara B. Taylor Marie and G. Gordon Hertslet John R. Fox, Vice Chair Gary Wolff, Vice Chair Chris Freeland, ad hoc *Deceased Arthur C. Hoskins $5,000,000–$9,999,999 John R. Capps (2017) Katherine Button Bell (2017) William Hal Gentry, ad hoc John Allen and Emerson The Honorable Sam Fox The Honorable Sam Fox John Neels, ad hoc Mary Potter Love Mr. and Mrs. E. Desmond Lee Christopher M. Hohn Carol Ann Jones Retta LeRitz Tussey, ad hoc Martha Irene Love Opal and Arthur H. Meyer Jr. $1,000,000–$1,999,999 Abia M. Laun Bettie S. Johnson (2017) Seth M. Leadbeater Morton D. May Barbara and Edward Bakewell Stanley and Lucy Lopata Linda B. Langsdorf (2017) Emily Rauh Pulitzer Wilbur D. May $2,000,000–$4,999,999 Bayer Fund Ruth Peters MacCarthy Joseph D. Lehrer Barbara W. Roberts Eliza McMillan Anheuser-Busch The Boeing Company David W. Mesker John R. Musgrave Peggy Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S. Novack Richard Edward Brumbaugh Caleres Cares Charitable Trust Earl and Betsy Millard David S. Obedin Marsha J. Rusnack (2018) Mr. and Mrs. John M. Olin Donald L. Bryant Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. National Endowment for Peggy Ritter Pam Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Sr. Elissa and Paul Cahn Crancer Jr. the Humanities Thomas F. Schlafly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Jr. Danforth Foundation Marian Bettman Cronheim Ronald and Monique Ollie Jerome J. Sincoff Audience Development Henry V. Putzel Sr. Hope and Julian Edison Barney A. Ebsworth Kim and Bruce Olson Michael E. Zychinski (2018) Task Force Bettie and Marcus Rice Edward Jones Alison and John Ferring William R. Orthwein Jr. and David A. Linenbroker, Dwyer P. Brown, Chair (2017) Mary D. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. David C. Farrell Ford Motor Company Laura Rand Orthwein Counsel Malaika B. Horne, PhD, Sydney M. Shoenberg Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Hamblett C. Grigg Jeffrey T. Fort Foundation Brent R. Benjamin, ex officio Vice Chair (2017) Sydney M. Shoenberg Jr. Sam J. and Audrey L. Levin Sam and Marilyn Fox Mr. and Mrs. Christian B. Carolyn J. Schmidt, ex officio Stephen P. Cortinovis (2017) Shoenberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Peters Ronald and Jan Greenberg Peper William A. Donius (2017) John E. Simon MacCarthy Edwin and Betty Greenfield Investment Committee Eva L. Frazer (2017) Etta E. Steinberg The May Department Stores Grossman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bradford K. Werner, Chair Vicki D. Hill (2017) Horace M. Swope Foundation Institute of Museum and Rusnack Brand Meyer, Vice Chair (2017) John R. Musgrave (2017) S. and Richard K. Weil The Andrew W. Mellon Library Services Warren and Jane Shapleigh James G. Berges, Vice Chair Sissy Thomas (2017) Foundation Interco Charitable Trust Wells Fargo Advisors (2018), Member (2017) Pam Trapp (2017) Gifts given between 1909 Missouri Arts Council Jordan Charitable Foundation Marjorie Wyman Benjamin Ola. Akande (2017) Lee Broughton, ad hoc (2017) and 1971 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick The Crosby Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. W. Randolph Baker Lisa R. Carnahan, ad hoc Mulcahy Foundations Zorensky Paul R. Cahn (2017) (2017) National Endowment for the William T. Kemper Steven N. Cousins Sam Foxman, ad hoc (2017) Arts Foundation – Commerce Cumulative giving through Lelia J. Farr (2018) Jeanne and Bank, Trustee December 31, 2018 Richard C. Jensen Mark S. Weil Robert W. M. Kohlsdorf Eugene Kornblum (2018) Gary and Sherry Wolff Nancy and Kenneth Kranzberg James A. Krekeler (2017) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kresko David S. Obedin Thomas F. Schlafly Curtis B. Searcy Rex A. 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$500,000–$999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Louise Woodruff Johnston $100,000–$249,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gleason McCarthy Building Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Thomas Alexander and Quenon Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Kiefer Irene Catlin Allen Judy and Al Goldman Companies, Inc. Shoenberg Toombs III Laura Rogers George Rickey Dr. and Mrs. David M. Kipnis American Express Foundation Friederike Gottfried Carolyn C. and William A. Sydney M. Shoenberg Jr. Steve and Lisa Trulaske Ameren Lucianna Gladney Ross Albert F. and Rosemarie Jack Ansehl E. Reuben and Gladys Flora McDonnell William C. Siegmann UMB Bank of St. Louis, N.A. Margaret M. Arnold Raymond E. Senuk and Kirchhoefer Paul M. Arenberg Grant Charitable Trust Eliza McMillan Sigma-Aldrich Foundation Union Pacific Foundation Adam and Judith Aronson Judith L. Gibbons Helen Kornblum Mr. and Mrs. John W. Constance M. Gray Mercantile Bank, N.A. John E. Simon Lee and Barbara Wagman Agnes Friedman Baer Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Shatz Ruth Nelson Kraft Bachmann Graybar Mercy Suzanne and Jerry Sincoff Martha M. Wallin The Arthur and Helen Baer Terry Moore Shepley Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W. James F. Ballard Irene and Bob Gulovsen Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Mesker Victor Porter Smith Dorothy Anna Walters Foundation Jane Stamper Lane Jr. Brent R. Benjamin Musa Guston MetLife Foundation Rose and Simon Spitzer Revocable Trust Elizabeth E. Bascom Etta E. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Barry H. Beracha Paul O. Hagemann Leila and Monroe R. Meyerson The St. Louis Clearing House The Andy Warhol Foundation Joseph Thomas Bear U.S. Bank Langsam William K. Bixby Melvin Leon and Nancy W. Jefferson L. and Dorothy Association for the Visual Arts, Inc. The Louis D. Beaumont U.S. Bank Private Wealth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. BMO Harris Bank Hall / Lindell Bank Danforth Miller The St. Louis Globe-Democrat Janet M. Weakley Foundation Management Langsdorf Wanda M. Bowers Suzanne and Earle Harbison Maurine M. Milligan Staff of the Josephine and Richard Weil Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Myrtle E. Walker Family Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Weiss Martha W. Bowlin Estate John M. Harney Mr. and Mrs. James R. Moog Saint Louis Art Museum Ms. Phoebe Dent Weil Blanke Jr. The Wallace Foundation Levy Mary Elliott Brandin The Hearst Foundations Eleanor J. Moore Mrs. Howard A. Stamper Mr. and Mrs. Murray Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robert and Grace R. Brod Mr. and Mrs. Harvard K. Marshall W. and Caroline Edward Steichen Ben H. and Katherine G. Wells Brauer Walsh Jr. Lorenz BSI Constructors, Inc. Hecker Mount Steinberg Charitable Trust Mr. Bradford K. Werner Marcella Louis Brenner William R. Warmbold Malcolm W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. William H. T. John and Anne Heisler Jack and Susan Musgrave Dorothy Manewal Stephens Brett Weston Archive Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Florence S. and Richard K. Weil Sanford and Priscilla Bush Elizabeth V. Heller Betsy and Charles Newman Stifel The Whitaker Charitable Brouster Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. McDonnell E. Rhodes & Leona B. Barbara K. and Joseph A. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S. Novack Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Foundation Dana Brown Charitable Trust, Williams Jr. Merrill Lynch & Co. Carpenter Foundation Helman Alexander Novak Family F. P. Stueck Nellie Ballard White U.S. Bank, Trustee Anonymous Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Catlin Marie and G. Gordon Hertslet David Obedin and Clare Davis Norman J. Stupp Foundation Doris E. Wolff Mrs. Richard I. Brumbaugh Michael and Noémi Neidorff Centene Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hill Evelyn B. Olin Horace M. Swope E. Martin Wunsch August A. Busch Jr. $250,000–$499,999 John F. Norwood Central Bank of St. Louis Alice L. Hillebrand Mr. and Mrs. John M. Olin Martha Love Symington Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Yalem Centene Corporation Mrs. Mary Jo Abrahamson Gyo Obata and Mary Judge Charles E. Claggett Winifred R. Hirsch Audrey W. Otto Target Anonymous Sidney S. and Sadie M. Cohen Altana AG Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin F. Wesley Clelland III Mr. and Mrs. James L. Peabody Energy Tarlton Corporation Commerce Bank AT&T Foundation Katherine Hinchey Cochran Holbrook Jr. Henry B. and Katherine K. Mrs. Patricia N. Taylor Cumulative giving through Joseph and Robert Cornell Helen and Arthur B. Baer Paidrick Joint Revocable Living Fred A. Couts The Hollander Family: Pflager Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. December 31, 2018 Memorial Foundation Howard F. and Isabel A. Baer Trust, Emilie Ann Paidrick, Covidien Stanley and Joan, Stuart and Philpott Family Foundation Teasdale Yvette and John Dubinsky Jackie and Randy Baker Trustee The Crawford Taylor Sharon, and Barry Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Piper Sissy and Ted Thomas Hon. and Mrs. Thomas F. Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Helen M. Penton Foundation Lotsie and Rick Holton Olga Plaisance Eagleton Ballinger II PNC Foundation The Daniel & Henry Co. Arthur C. Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. David C. Pratt Paul Ehrenfest Sylva Bendy Helen O. Rand Revocable Jerry and Mary Beth Daniels Jane Brauer Hunter Richard C. and Louise R. Energizer Holdings, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Berges Trust J. Lionberger Davis Hunter Engineering Company Jensen / The PrivateBank Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilbert Jerry and Peggy Ritter Samuel C. Davis Ittleson Foundation, Inc. Jim and Dorte Probstein Leicester Busch and Bickel III Mr. and Mrs. John R. Roberts William A. Donius Foundation, Inc. The Prufrock Foundation Mary Plant Faust Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III The Rockefeller Foundation The Caleb C. and Julia W. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Sr. Fox Family Foundation Bunge North America RockTenn Dula Educational and Wilhelmine Corinth Klopfer Henry V. Putzel Sr. Henry L. and Natalie Edison Stephen Bunyard Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Ross Charitable Foundation Dr. Stuart A. Kornfeld Bettie and Marcus Rice Freund Christie’s Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ross Edison Brothers Stores, Inc. KPMG LLP Mary D. Richardson Furniture Brands Francine and Marcus Cohn SBC Foundation Melanie and Anthony Louis LaBeaume International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Mrs. William H. Schield Fathman, MD Phyllis and Kenneth Langsdorf Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roberts John and Susan Horseman Craig III Mr. and Mrs. James E. Edward A. and Anna Busch Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Lasater George S. Rosborough Jr. Foundation for American Art Irvin and Margaret Dagen Schneithorst Sr. Faust Melva Jane and Harry LeBeau Arthur H. Rosene The JSM Charitable Trust/ Daimler-Benz AG Dr. and Mrs. E. Robert Schultz Feininger Family Tobias Lewin Wanda Ruesch Mr. and Mrs. James S. Harry Edison Foundation Mrs. Nancy Morrill Smith Katherine M. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Liberman Arnold Safron McDonnell III/Mr. and Mrs. Ehlers Caudill Gallery Spire Inc. Steve and Linda Finerty Linda Locke and Rory Ellinger Linda and Harvey Saligman John F. McDonnell Essman Family Charitable Staenberg Family Foundation LeRoy L. Fink, MD John Allen and Mary Potter SBC Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Kent Q. Kreh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David L. Steward Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fischer Love Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Schlafly The Kresge Foundation David and Lelia Farr Mary Strauss Mary Baer Fisher Mrs. Alfred D. Luehrmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mrs. John S. Lehmann Dr. and Mrs. Leigh Gerdine Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fisher Rose Luh Schlafly Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Liddy Barbara Grace Thompson Coburn LLP Cora Liggett Fowler Macy’s Aurelia and George H. Schlapp Mr. and Mrs. L. Max Margaret Blanke Grigg Pam and Greg Trapp Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Angela Davis Malles Schnuck Markets, Inc. Lippman Jr. Foundation William L. Tybura Friedman Mallinckrodt Catherine Schuchat Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jane Freund Harris Aileen E. and Lyle S. Woodcock Friends Board Past Presidents Maritz, Inc. Helen B. Schwarz Lowenhaupt Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Edward H. Young Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Fromm Mr. and Mrs. Kayama Matazo Celia Vandermark Scudder The Henry Luce Hermann Jr. Rosemary Young Mr. and Mrs. David P. Gast Wilbur D. May Aileen and Robert D. Shapiro Richard and Louise Jensen with Ulrike and Tom Schlafly Foundation, Inc. Eleanor H. Hinkson Friends of the The Catherine Manley Gaylord Musa and Thomas Mayer Barry and Dale Sharon Edward Mallinckrodt Sr. Fielding Lewis Holmes Saint Louis Art Museum Foundation Shaughnessy Family Foundation Betty A. Melby Revocable Trust Susan W. Humphreys Mary G. Zorensky The Clifford Willard Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mrs. Hubert C. Moog Husch Blackwell LLP Anonymous Foundation Shoenberg Nestlé Purina PetCare Company Mrs. Robert R. Imse GenAmerica Foundation Joseph Pulitzer IV Bettie S. Johnson Cumulative giving through General Dynamics Corporation December 31, 2018

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Named Endowment Funds Endowments With gratitude we recognize the donors who have established With gratitude we recognize the following donors who named endowments in support of the Museum’s future success. contributed support to the Museum’s endowment funds.

Mary Jo and David Bette Jane Holland Grossman Mary Jo Abrahamson Paidrick Joint Revocable Abrahamson Endowment Memorial Endowment Fund Frances V. Bergmann Trust Living Trust, Emilie Ann Margaret M. Arnold Edwin and Betty Greenfield Ms. Ida Boehlow Paidrick, Trustee Endowment Fund for Grossman Endowment Richard E. Brumbaugh Trust Helen M. Penton Conservation David Allen Hanks LeRoy L. Fink, MD Bernadine L. Richard Trust Sidonia M. and Frederic A. Endowment Fund for Margaret Blanke Grigg Patricia L. Rogers Arnstein Jr. Endowment Decorative Arts Foundation Norman J. Shapiro Irrevocable Fund for Art Education William Randolph Hearst Leslie E. Heinz Revocable Trust Trust Agnes F. Baer Education Endowment Fund Albert F. and Rosemarie Martin Schweig Jr. Revocable Endowment Eleanor H. Hinkson Trust Kirchhoefer Trust Trust Howard F. and Isabel A. Baer Susan W. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Kent Q. Kreh Ms. Roberta Sterling Charitable Trust Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. Margaret C. Uhlemeyer Edward L. Bakewell Jr. Henry Ittleson Jr. Curatorial Lowenhaupt Myrtle E. Walker Family Endowment for Special Research Endowment Betty A. Melby Revocable Edward H. Young Fund Exhibitions Roland E. and Margarita M. Trust Rosemary Young Fund Elizabeth E. Bascom Fund Jester Endowment for the Kathryn Berridge Mleczko Joseph Thomas Bear Decorative Arts Alfred F. Moeller Jr. Gifts given between January 1, Endowment Robert W. M. Kohlsdorf Revocable Trust 2017, and December 31, 2018 Louis D. Beaumont Endowment Fund Ronald M. and Monique M. Foundation Helen Kornblum Fund for Ollie Sylva Bendy Endowment Women Photographers Albert G. Blanke Jr. Sculpture Ruth Kraft Endowment Terrace Endowment Nancy and Ken Kranzberg Ronald and Monique Ollie Charles and Roz Lowenhaupt Jean Rauh Block Endowment Fund Fund Dorothy and Kent Kreh Dana Brown Endowed Fund Endowment Fund for National Endowment for The Barbara B. Taylor for Education and Curatorial Salaries and the Humanities Education Endowment for the Community Programs Art Acquisition Endowment Directorship of the Grace L. Brumbaugh and Langenberg Endowment Fund Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Saint Louis Art Museum Richard E. Brumbaugh Abia M. Laun Endowment Foundation Endowment Barbara B. and Andrew C. Curator of Decorative Arts Fund Fund Taylor Endowment Fund and Design Endowment LeBeau Endowment Ronald M. and Monique M. The Textile Fund Fund E. Desmond Lee Family Ollie Education Endowment William L. Tybura Endowment James D. Burke Endowment Endowment for Exhibitions Fund for Abstraction by Fund Fund Mr. and Mrs. E. Desmond Lee Black Artists Elsie B. and Biron A. Valier Sadie M. Cohen Print Book and Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Meyer P. Endowment Fund Fund Marion Marks Lieberman Potamkin American Art Myrtle E. Walker Fund Sidney S. and Sadie M. Cohen Endowment Fund Lecture Aileen and Lyle Woodcock Print Purchase Fund Lopata Endowment Fund Richardson Library Fund for the Study of Cronheim-Bettman Endowed John Allan Love Endowment Endowment American Art Acquisition Fund Bessie C. Lowenhaupt Mary Elizabeth Rosborough Nelson I. Wu Lecture Margaret and Irvin Dagen Memorial Book Fund Decorative Arts Endowment Endowment Fund for Modern and Cecile K. Lowenhaupt Fund Linda and Harvey Saligman Marjorie Wyman Endowment Contemporary Japanese Kenneth R. Mares Education Endowed Acquisition Fund Fund Prints Endowment Fund Adelaide and Daniel Schlafly Young Friends Endowment Paul and Elizabeth Knapp Morton J. May Foundation Bearden Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Ehrenfest Endowment McDonnell Textile Endowment Fund Zorensky Book Fund for Alyn and Marlyn Essman Endowment Martin Schweig Photography Decorative Arts Endowment Fund MCI Education Endowment Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Henry L. and Natalie Edison Fund Deane and Paul Shatz Zorensky Ceramics Purchase Freund Endowment Fund Andrew W. Mellon Endowment Fund for Judaica Endowment Freund Young Friends Foundation Curatorial Siteman Contemporary Endowment Grant Endowment Art Fund As of December 31, 2018 Dorismae Hacker Friedman Moog Floral Endowment Edith J. and C. C. Johnson Docent Enrichment Fund Fund Spink Endowment Fund Friends Endowment National Endowment for Mary Strauss Women in the Constance Gray Endowment the Arts Conservation Visitors enjoy Edgar Heap of Birds’s monumental print Sovereign at Graphic Revolution: American Prints 1960 to Now Arts Endowment Grigg Flower Fund Endowment

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Legacy Society Leadership and Beaux Arts Council With gratitude we recognize and honor the donors who have chosen to support the Museum beyond their lifetimes, With gratitude we recognize these annual donors who make securing the excellence of our Museum for future generations. unrestricted gifts in support of programs, exhibitions, and projects, enhancing the Museum’s role in the cultural life of our region. Howard C. Adele Ms. Martha Fenger Harry J. and Patricia A. Carol Sue Schultz Shirley J. Althoff Kay and Louis Fernandez Lenzen Jr. Catherine H. Schumann Leadership Council Dr. Stuart A. Kornfeld Mary E. Ambler Tim Finley Jane P. Lewis Dorothy Jane Scott $100,000 and above Nancy and Kenneth Kranzberg Margaret M. Arnold Dr. Norma Fletcher Rev. Joseph C. Lindell Jr. Celia Vandermark Scudder Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Ann S. Lux Sidonia and Frederic A. Natalie Edison Freund Mr. and Mrs. L. Max Claudia and Richard C. Seifert Mulcahy Jim and Mary Moog Arnstein Jr. Dorismae Hacker Friedman Lippman Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Senior Pershing Place Foundation, David Obedin and Clare Davis Maurice D. Artstein David P. and Carol K. Gast Lucy and Stanley Lopata Pearl M. Seymour Anabeth and John Weil, Audrey W. Otto Margaret A. Aston Mrs. Marjorie Getty Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lorenz Aileen and Robert D. Shapiro Trustees Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Ross Mrs. Arthur B. Baer Carill Gill Betsy Jane and Jack Maier Paul and Deane Shatz Barbara and Andy Taylor John S. and Jody J. Ross Howard F. and Isabel Aloe Baer Ann Goddard Angela Davis Malles June Shaw Foundation Paul C. and Polly T. Baichly Laura Kipnis and Ethel and Herman Mangold Thomas W. Shields Chairman’s Circle Mrs. Edward J. Schnuck Richard A. Baker Sidney Goldstein Carola Margraf Alvin and Ruth Siteman $50,000–$99,999 Patricia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Barbara Grace Malcolm W. Martin Bill and Kathleen Sitzer Roxanne H. Frank Steve and Lisa Trulaske Bakewell Jr. Constance M. Gray Sanford and Priscilla McDonnell Clella Bailey Slater Michael and Noémi Neidorff Jim and Stacey Weddle Marvin Bank Elizabeth A. Greer Betty A. Melby Michael and Frances Slusher Jeanne and Rex Sinquefield Dr. Mark S. Weil and Joseph Thomas Bear Edwin and Betty Greenfield Opal and Arthur Meyer Alice Martha Smith Mrs. Joan M. Hall-Weil Vicki and Doug Hill Barbara Beck Grossman Jefferson L. and Dorothy Victor Porter Smith President’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Bradford K. Christy Beckmann and Jean and Sid Grossman Danforth Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson $25,000–$49,000 Werner James Vykopal Irene and Bob Gulovsen Alfred F. Moeller Jr. Spink Mr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Ted and Irene Bernstein Eugene E. Guttin John Wooten Moore Mrs. A. Ernest Stein Baker Zychinski Robert A. Bilzing Paul O. Hagemann Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugh Neilson Audrey and John Steinfeld Mr. and Mrs. James G. Berges William K. Bixby Lynn Friedman Hamilton Norma L. Nelson Genevieve I. Steinkuhle Hope R. Edison Benefactor Mrs. Albert G. Blanke Jr. Mrs. Thraceton Harris Catherine Newburger Dorothy Manewal Stephens David and Lelia Farr $7,500–$9,999 Mike and Ann Konzen Josephine and Richard Weil Jean and Frank Block Mr. and Mrs. Whitney R. Harris Alberto D. Ng William Stephens Jeffrey T. Fort Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III Eugene Kornblum Mrs. Evelyn Williams Ida Boehlow Charles Hasenjaeger Mercedes E. Nitzschmann Ms. Roberta Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hill Adrienne D. Davis Helen Kornblum Mr. W. Grant Williams III, Mark and Ramsey Botterman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Heald Polly Gowans O’Bryen Elvera Stuckenberg Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Williams Family Charitable Wanda M. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Harvard K. John J. Oleski Margaret M. Taylor Holbrook Jr. William T. Kemper Foundation Krombach Foundation Martha W. Bowlin Hecker Mary Jane and Joseph O. Ondr Ellen Ross Tenney John and Susan Horseman The Prufrock Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jackie Yoon and Brendan Yoon Dudley A. Bragdon Shirley A. Heiman Michael C. and Susan R. Larry D. Thomason Jr. Mrs. Pauline M. Keinath Jerry and Peggy Ritter Langsam Jody and David Young Alan E. Brainerd Nancy Varner Helmer Orlando Rev. Dr. John R. Throop and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Q. Kreh Tom and Ulrike Schlafly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Mary Elliott Brandin Milton Hieken and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ms. Cindy J. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mrs. Jane S. Shapleigh Langsdorf Patron The Thomas H. Brouster Sr. Barbara Barenholtz Orthwein Jr. Grace M. Tripp Lowenhaupt Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn L. $2,500–$4,999 Family Alice L. Hillebrand Emilie Ann Paidrick Mat Madison Turner Mr. and Mrs. John Peters $5,000–$7,499 Lefkowitz Mary Jo Abrahamson Grace Lischer Brumbaugh Eleanor H. Hinkson Miss Dorothy “Dotty” J. Palisch William L. Tybura MacCarthy Katherine Button Bell Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Weiss Costas and Assimo Azariadis Barbara M. Bryant Thomas F. Hitchell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Mrs. Margaret C. Uhlemeyer Jack and Susan Musgrave Judith D. Bender Levy Mrs. Melvin C. Bahle Mr. Donald L. Bryant Jr. Katharine Hoblitzelle Patterson Elsie B. Valier Mr. and Mrs. John R. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilbert Mrs. Ann Liberman Diane C. Barnes Dr. J. J. Burke Catherine Filsinger Hoopes Helen M. Penton Eleonore von Kern Nelson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bickel III Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ted and Robbie Beaty Jane Spencer Burke Susan W. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Christian B. Peper Martha M. Wallin Rusnack Jeffrey W. Bierman and Linenbroker Ann Marie Behm and Carolyn Kehlor Carr Mrs. Robert R. Imse Eileen A. Pfeifer Ms. Janet Warmbold Alvin and Ruth Siteman Tracey E. Bierman Mr. and Mrs. James S. Mat Turner Margaret Carr Ruth Pitcairn James Vernon W. Piper Margaret D. Waters Pam and Greg Trapp Barbara Bryant McDonnell III Brent R. Benjamin Susan A. Carrow and Roland and Margo Jester Joe and Ann Pollack Ms. Phoebe Dent Weil Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolff Mr. and Mrs. William H. T. Colleen McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Barry H. Beracha Douglas Hunt Mildred S. Joeckel Dr. Anne E. Price David S. Weiss Bush Anna M. Moll Ms. Ruth S. Berg Mr. Paul G. Cavalli Katherine E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jerold A. Gary C. Werths Beaux Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Cahn Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul L. Suzanne M. Besnia and Janet and Patrick Cerutti Albert F. and Rosemarie Reichman Mary E. Wesley Director’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Montupet Victor L. Richey Ann V. Cooke Kirchhoefer Betty and Orville Richardson Helen M. Wewerka $10,000–$24,999 Cortinovis Pam and Cal Nicholson George and Emily Bitting Joseph E. Corrigan Robert W. M. Kohlsdorf Peggy and Jerry Ritter Mattie V. Wharry Mrs. Walter F. Ballinger II Yvette and John Dubinsky David T. Orthwein Mr. David A. Blanton III Robert F. and Irene E. Cortinovis Joanne and Alan Kohn Thomas Robertsen Mr. and Mrs. Howard U. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Ms. Barbara S. Eagleton Helen and Bill Penton Elaine and Harold Blatt Fred A. Couts Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Konneker Marjorie McCarthy Robins Wilson Ms. Nancy Reynolds and Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Eberlein Jim Probstein Donald Blum Lester and Joan Crancer Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Patricia L. Rogers Sherry and Gary Wolff Mr. Dwyer Brown Fox Family Foundation Ms. Eddie Rosenheim Mark and Ramsey Botterman Marian Bettman Cronheim Kotner Jr. Mrs. George S. Rosborough Lyle S. Woodcock and Jerry and Mary Beth Daniels Mrs. Katherine M. Fernandez Mrs. Dian C. Schock Sarah and Jason Brauer Irvin and Margaret Dagen Ruth Nelson Kraft Mr. Randall Ruble Aileen E. Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. David C. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. David P. Gast Barry and Dale Sharon Mrs. Virginie H. Brightman Lina D. Dickerson Nancy and Kenneth Kranzberg Dr. Mary A. Rudloff Mr. Gary J. Wuest Steve and Linda Finerty Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gilbert Terry Moore and Jake Shepley Thriess and Lynn Britton Mary F. Dolan Gary and Patty Krosch Wanda Ruesch Ms. Rita M. Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. F. Joseph M. Goldkamp and Barbara and Gene Spector Ms. Elise R. Cady William and Jane Doub Dr. Robert L. Lamberg Dorethea B. Rupich Marjorie Wyman Hermann Jr. Kate Michelson Goldkamp Staenberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Capps Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Drews Dr. Paul C. and Elsie Joseph and Virginia Russo Edward H. Young Bettie S. Johnson Mr. Frank J. Guyol III Mary Strauss Mary Carmody and Hope and Julian Edison Langenbach Patricia Anne Ryan Rosemary Young Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kern Mr. Mike Heim Elizabeth and Tim Swank Jim Owczarzak Ms. Ann Eggebrecht Mr. and Mrs. Oliver M. Elizabeth Gentry Sayad Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Mrs. Ann J. Key Holekamp Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Jim and Karen Castellano Paul and Elizabeth Knapp Langenberg Mrs. Daniel L. Schlafly Zorensky Mrs. Lesley C. Knowles Mrs. Terry L. Hollister Toombs III Maria and Nicholas Clifford Jr. Ehrenfest Lawrence and Hannah Dorothy B. Schneider Anonymous Cindy and Tony Kooyumian Bonnie and Steven Katz Mrs. Jane S. Tschudy Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cohn Alyn and Marlyn Essman Langsam Ben and Ellen J. Schneiderman E. Desmond Lee and Family PennyAnn Schoonover As of December 31, 2018 Phyllis Leipziger Catherine Schuchat

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Lewin Stark Mr. Paul Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. Logan W. Finerty Mr. Stevon Green Mrs. Claudia Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Dr. Amanda Trudell Susan M. Fitzpatrick and Ronald and Jan Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Kahn Streett Cambridge Tom Wyman Ms. Deanna Griffin Simon and Francine Katz Mrs. Georgianna C. Streett Jerry and Anne Carlson Mrs. Emil E. Fleck Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Grote Cleo and Simon Kelly Sissy and Ted Thomas Lynn Carmichael and Sara Heck Ms. Gretta Forrester Irene and Bob Gulovsen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kemper Mrs. Sarah Trulaske Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Jacques L. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien R. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard K. Ward and Carol Klein Mr. Mark P. Utterback Carnal Fouke Jr. Gunther Jr. Stephany and Richard Kniep Bob and Fran Vorlop David Charak Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fox Dr. Mark and Amy Haimann Joanne and Alan Kohn Mr. and Mrs. W. David Wells Ms. Mary Christinia Chavarria Peter and Susan Frane Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Leon Hall Mrs. W. R. Konneker Barbara and David Ware Gilbert R. Cherrick, MD Steven and Mary Frank John and Barbara Hammond Diane and Robert Kopitsky Ms. Phoebe Dent Weil Ms. Judith Day Chouteau Michael H. Freund Stephanie and Mark Hampton Nancy and Ted Koplar Keith H. Williamson Marian B. Christy Dr. Robert H. and Lois Mr. Charles Hansen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ciapciak Friedman Anne and Sheldon Harber Kotner Jr. Kathleen Wood and Carol and Bill Claypool Mr. and Mrs. Colin W. Frost Eugene and Lori Harris Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Paul Taylor Annie Rae Clementz and Mrs. Judith Gall Jeanne Hartz Kouchoukos Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Jeffrey M. Threlfall Timothy F. Galvin III and Jeffrey Hartz Ms. and Mrs. Danielle Kouri Yaeger Susan and Carmon Colangelo Susan C. Galvin Laura and Michael Herring Mr. and Mrs. Keith T. and Mr. William T. Gamewell Mrs. Anne W. Hetlage Kowalczyk Member Paulina Conner Judith Garfinkel Rev. Dennis Holtschneider Susan and Stuart Krawll $1,500–$2,499 Central Bank of St. Louis Jean P. Gase Margie Horowitz Gary and Patty Krosch Anne Adderton and Peter Dolan Boo and Chuck Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gazzoli Suzanne and Thomas Hough Alex and Becky Krupski Dr. Benjamin and Bola Akande Mrs. Virginia Cornelius Mrs. Jane R. Gerritzen Drs. Mark and Susan Hurt John and Sharon Kueneke Mr. and Mrs. John S. Alberici Ann Phillips Corrigan and Jeanie and Michael Gleason Edward and Margie Imo Peter and Julie LeBlanc Dr. and Mrs. Jorge M. Alegre William Corrigan Mrs. Joseph F. Gleason Russ and Carol-Ann Isaak Susan Bower and Stephen Leet Mrs. Charles C. Allen Jr. Kevin Counihan and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Joanne and Joel Iskiwitch Frederick and Erika Lewis Beaux Arts Council members at the exhibition preview opening of Degas, Impressionism, and the David and Melanie Alpers Maryanne Hertel Glynn Jr. Dr. Diane D. Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Liddy Millinery Trade Ms. Carol Robert Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Erik and Carol Goldman Dr. Ronald Javich and Lococo Fine Art Publisher Ms. Margery Fort Armstrong Craig III Judy and Al Goldman Prof. Kraig Adler Ronni Lodato and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Milton Hieken and James W. and Joan M. O’Neill Mr. Jason M. Arnold Mr. Terry Crow Mrs. Barbara B. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Scott Johnson Bill Radlinski Cornwell III Barbara Barenholtz Farnell Parsons and Pauline and Robert Ashton Mrs. Donald Danforth Jr. Joan Goodson Suzanne and Jim Johnson Dr. George A. Lodoly Joan C. Crancer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Carl Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Bacino Molly and Chris Danforth Nicholas J. Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones Rachel Loduca and Dr. William H. Danforth Hohn Ms. Rose N. Perotti Matt and Mary Badler Diane Dark Angelia Miles Gosney Ellen E. Jones Madeline Loduca Carol B. Darnall Kristen and Rick Holton Jr. Russell and Ann Perry Garrett and Patricia Balke Clark S. and Mary Jean Davis Maurice and Edna Graham Robert and Carol G. Jones Jane and David Loe Bill Donius and Jay Perez Lotsie and Rick Holton Gordon and Susan Philpott Mico and Frank Barkofske Mrs. Martha L. Delmez Elizabeth and Christopher Dorr Janet and Tom Horlacher Anne Pokoski and Ian Cohen Ms. Harriet E. Baron Dale and Laurie Dendtler Mr. Quintus L. Drennan Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Hubert Carrie and William Polk Ms. Susan M. Barrett Frances E. Dependahl Mrs. Ernest A. Eddy Jr. Richard C. and Louise R. Dawn Smith-Popielski and Susan M. Barrett and Mrs. Linda Derrick Mrs. Sara P. Epstein Jensen Dominic Popielski Chris Poehler Maria and Tim Desloge Dorothy and Billy Firestone Mrs. Nancy Koller Judy and Paul Putzel Henry and Ann Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fischer Richard F. and Lisa G. Kraner Mrs. Robert H. Quenon Christy Beckmann and Desloge Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Fromm Mr. and Mrs. James Krekeler Gregory R. and Ann E. James Vykopal Dr. V. R. Devineni and Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Galt Phyllis and Kenneth Langsdorf Rhomberg Nathanael and Tammy Dr. Vijaya Kumari Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Galt III Mr. and Mrs. Seth Leadbeater Dr. and Mrs. Philip L. Robbins Berneking Drs. David and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lehrer Jane and Bruce P. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dobmeyer Jean Daniel-Gentry and Dr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Steven Roberts and Eva Frazer Beumer Mr. Charles T. Dodson Hal Gentry Leidenfrost Kathleen Rogers Mrs. Pat Bick Ellen and Henry Dubinsky Ms. Barbara Gervais Mrs. Andrea Luebbert Mr. and Mrs. Zsolt Rumy Craig and Isabel Biesterfeld Alissa and Barry Duel David and Barbara Gifford Mr. and Mrs. John N. Barry and Ellie Samson Penelope and John Biggs Mary and Larry Dwyer Dr. Anne Carol Goldberg MacDonough Joseph and Carlotta Sansone Eleanor “Snooky” Blakemore Mr. Ryan C. Easley Mr. and Mrs. Rand S. Goldstein Jean Marglous Katie and Steve Schankman Susan and Terry Block Ms. Tann Schafer and Alice Goodman Joan and Mitchell Markow Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ken and Mary Bower Dr. Kenneth Eigenberg Michael C. and Diedre J. Gray Ms. Katherine Marshak Schloeman Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Brabbeé Anton F. Eisel and Ann T. Eisel C. M. Green and Bob Fletcher Susan McCollum Dr. and Mrs. E. Robert Schultz Mark and Susan Bronson Mrs. Rita W. Eiseman Sidney & Bobette Guller Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marlene and Steven Schumm David and Laurie Brown Robert and Rosemary Emnett Family Foundation McPheeters Curtis and Shannon Searcy Allison Burgess and Mr. Robert F. Epperson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Halliday Brand and Pamela Meyer Richard and Claudia Seifert Roger Kepner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hon. Jean C. Hamilton Dick Miles and Pat Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Spencer and Phoebe Burke Farquhar Elizabeth and Tim Hampton Gyo Obata and Mary Judge Sivewright Dan and Connie Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Farrell Marcia Hart Ms. Kiku Obata Greg and Becky Smith Carol and Mark Burkholder Melanie and Anthony Mary Jo Abrahamson, Milton Hieken, and Barbara Barenholtz Mrs. Patricia G. Hecker Dr. Daniel L. O’Brien Rebecca and John Soebbing Bunny and Charles Burson Fathman, MD Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Heinz Anita and John O’Connell Mary Ann and Andy Srenco Bob Butler and Susan Brown James and Glenda Fiala

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Mr. and Mrs. Jules L. Pass Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Shifrin Tom Wendel and Marian Nunn Mark S. Wrighton and Wilma Pasternak Kathleen and Thomas Siegel Mrs. B. K. Werner Risa Zwerling Mr. Thomas Pegg Lisa and Allan Silverberg S. William and Marcia Whitson Gary J. Wuest and Lisa Lazier Matthew G. and Dolores Perlow Mrs. Carole A. Simon Dr. Martin Wice and Rita Wylie and Mary Pat Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Suzanne and Jerry Sincoff Ms. Betty Kagan Robert A. Young and Peters II Bill and Kathleen Sitzer Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wiese Katherine Kreusser Ms. Georgia C. Pettus Dr. Raymond G. Slavin Mr. William B. Wilson Dr. Deborah Zimmerman and David and Adrienne Piston Dr. William S. and Brian Witherspoon and Dr. Jonathan Root Kelly and Tom Pollihan Mrs. Margaret Ann Sly Colin Witherspoon Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. William J. Popovic Barb and Timothy Smith Mr. Howard H. Witsma Cynthia Prost and Gerard and Jolynn Smith Brenda Witt and Brian Putzier Gifts given between January 1, Mary Prost Harris John A. Sopuch, MD Samuel Todd Wolff and 2017, and December 31, 2018 Emily Rauh Pulitzer Ms. Susan A. Stangler Kimberly Wolff Brooke and Zack Ray Mrs. Suzanne M. Stein Mrs. Harry E. Raybuck Jr. Teri Steinberg Caro Schneithorst Reed and Dorothy M. Stephens Lawrence A. Reed Mr. Ken Stuckenschneider Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Reh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Mrs. Marti Reichman Stuerman Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Donald M. Suggs Reisinger Jr. Jobie and Meade Summers Susanne S. Renner and Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Sunshine Robert E. Ricklefs Tom and Lisa Suntrup Stephanie Riven and Thomas Herm and Roger Goldman Mary Susman Jane and Daryl Rix Mr. Kenneth F. Teasdale Elizabeth and Richard G. Robb Dean Telthorst Allison W. Roberts Jane Tenquist and Rosemary and Dick Rosenthal Kevin Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Thomas Rowe Jr. Dr. Lewis J. Thomas Jr. Barbara Eagleton and Roxie Frank Ms. Ann R. Ruwitch and Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mr. John Fox Arnold Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Alan A. Sachs Ken and Betsy Thorp Mrs. Linda Saligman Dr. Jeffrey P. Tillinghast and Dr. and Mrs. Bobby Sandage Dr. Karen E. Forsman Ted and JoAnn Sanditz Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dr. and Mrs. Antonio I. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Paul and Lucinda Santiago Tomaso Longrais Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jane and Pat Tracy Willis A. Lorts Ms. Gloria M. Montano Scharff Jr. Louise Flick and Bill True Mrs. Cecile K. Lowenhaupt Donna Moog and Betsy and Jeffrey Schechter Ms. Michelle K. Trulaske Drs. Dan and Susan Luedke Leonard Landsbaum Carolyn J. Schmidt Susan and Peter Tuteur Jim and Jordan Luzecky Dr. Haresh and Mrs. Hiroo Ms. Connie Schnuck Susan and Ben Uchitelle Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Lyss Motwani Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Schnuck Charles and Patricia Valier Mary K. MacDonald Mr. Tom Mroczkowski Susie and Bob Schulte Nita and Henk van der Werff Mrs. Jane S. Mackey Tom and Janet Mug Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Schulz Laura and Matt Villa Ray B. Marglous Family Ms. Susan M. Mulcahy Matt and Annemarie Mr. and Mrs. George K. Vogt Foundation Dr. Julia Muller and Schumacher Joseph and Margaret von Kaenel George and Phyllis Markus Mr. Earl Shreckengast Pat and Ken Schutte Mrs. Beverly A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mr. and Mrs. Birch M. Mullins Drs. Benjamin and Susan Ambassador and Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schwartz H. Walker III Linda Martinez and Navarre Andrew and Julie Selkirk Mr. and Mrs. John K. Dennis Baird Mary E. Nelson and Carolyn and Herschel Sellers Wallace Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Victoria E. Nelson Larry J. Shapiro and Anne and Harry Weber McAlpin Mr. Charles S. Nemec Carol-Ann Uetake-Shapiro Mr. Richard Wedepohl Nancy and Neil McDonald Dr. Matthew and Jane Newman Rosemary and Joe Shaughnessy Robin Weinberg and Randy and Veronica McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Oertli Anna Shaver and Kara Kelpe Scott Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Sanford N. Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Oliver III Julie and William Shearburn Mei Chen Welland McDonnell Foundation Ms. Sarah Packman Glenn J. Sheffield Ann Carroll Wells and Mr. J. Matthew Pantaleoni Susan and David Sherman III David M. Diener Rachel Whiteread, English, born 1963; Detached III, 2012; concrete and steel; 77 1/2 × 67 1/2 × 115 3/4 inches; Museum Purchase 35:2017; © Rachel Whiteread

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Corporate Partnership Program Foundation, Government, and Special Project Donors We recognize the generosity of the following corporations and foundations that provide sustaining support We honor these donors who contribute grants and special gifts to advance the Museum’s mission for Museum programs, exhibitions, and projects. through exhibitions, projects, and general operating support.

Leadership Circle Leslie Hindman Auctioneers Member Celine E. Kacmarek $250,000 and above $25,000–$49,999 $5,000–$9,999 $1,000–$2,499 $100,000 and above 106.5 The Arch $1,500–$2,499 Chubb Group of Insurance William T. Kemper Foundation – National Endowment for Dr. Ross C. and Mrs. Carol A. Steven Arenberg Edward Jones Plancorp, LLC Advertisers Printing Co., Inc. Companies Commerce Bank, Trustee the Arts Brownson Christmas Valley Foundation Stifel PNC Foundation Aetna James R. Klingler Emily Rauh Pulitzer Renaissance Financial Mary Giles and James Harris Florence Heiman Charitable Wells Fargo Advisors St. Louis Magazine B & K Tuckpointing Company Wells Fargo Advisors Corporation J.M. Kaplan Fund Trust TD Ameritrade Carr Lane Manufacturing Kent Q. Kreh $100,000–$249,999 The Sumitomo Foundation Lux Family Foundation IMPACT Group Chairman’s Circle TricorBraun, Inc. Dierbergs Markets, Inc. American Securities The Crawford Taylor The Robert Mapplethorpe Dr. Diane D. Jacobsen $50,000–$99,999 Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Becky Krupski Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Foundation The Jewish Federation of Centene Charitable Foundation Patron Guarantee Electrical Co. Wells Fargo Advisors William R. Orthwein Jr. and Dana Brown Charitable Trust Jean Abou Nader Family Trust St. Louis Emerson $2,500–$4,999 HighTower St. Louis Doyt Ladd Laura Rand Orthwein Dr. LeRoy L. Fink Trio Foundation of Saint Louis Edward & Thea Lawton Enterprise Holdings Foundation Accenture Hogan Transportation UMB Bank Foundation E. Reuben & Gladys Flora Foundation U.S. Bank Private Wealth Anheuser-Busch Companies Dean McKenna The Walton Family Grant Charitable Trust $2,500–$4,999 Ken and Pam Lester Management Anthem, Inc. Intoximeters Belden Foundation and The Ford Great Rivers Confluence Stanley L. and Lucy Lopata J. Sandweiss Family Fund Arcturis John Bardgett & Associates, Inc. Margaret McDonald Foundation Foundation Charitable Foundation Anonymous President’s Circle Armstrong Teasdale LLP John J. Smith Masonry HOK Eric P. & Evelyn E. Newman Mary Ann and Andy Srenco $25,000–$49,999 Ascension Company Arsenio L. Mims $50,000–$99,999 Foundation Mr. William N. Stevens Gifts given between January 1, Caleres Cares Charitable Trust Bank of America Kodner Gallery Dowd Bennett LLP Missouri Arts Council Taylor Family Foundation Judith Wyman 2017, and December 31, 2018 Christie’s Belden The Northern Trust Company Terese R. Mitchusson (Chair) Anonymous Husch Blackwell LLP Bi-State Roof Systems, Inc. Novus International, Inc. U.S. Trust, Bank of America Lewis Rice and TuckerAllen Bowood Farms, Inc. Peoples National Bank Private Wealth Management Macy’s Brown & Crouppen, P.C. The Printing Source Jay Moore MD Nestlé Purina PetCare Company BSI Constructors, Inc. The St. Louis Trust Company Anthem, Inc. Thompson Coburn LLP Buckeye International, Inc. Studio/D Marketing Paul Mottershead World Wide Technology CBRE Communications Belden Foundation Cheree Berry Paper UMB Bank of St. Louis, N.A. Tara A. Nealey Chubb Group of Insurance Wolff Properties Polsinelli Director’s Circle Companies Peter M. Ouchi Supporting Public Agencies $10,000–$24,999 Enterprise Bank & Trust Gifts given between January 1, Commerce Bank We extend our gratitude to the Missouri public agencies that strengthen our efforts to provide inspiring Bunge North America Evntiv, LLC 2017, and December 31, 2018 Andie M. Patton and enlightening arts experiences to the residents of our region and state. Commerce Bank Express Scripts Lewis Rice Metropolitan Zoological Park Missouri Arts Council Metropolitan Zoological Park Missouri Arts Council Drury Hotels Company LLC First Bank Jeffrey S. Potts and Museum District 2018 Council and Trust Board and Museum District 2017 Council and Trust Board Interco Charitable Trust Gershman Commercial 2017 and 2018 Members of PNC Bank 2018 District Board Members Members 2017 District Board Members Members KPMG LLP Real Estate the Corporate Partnership Brian Randazzo Christine A. Chadwick, Chair Sharon Beshore, Chair, Joplin Thomas J. Campbell, Chair Sharon Beshore, Chair, Joplin Mallinckrodt Institute of Hager Companies Program Committee Arcturis Michelle Harris, Vice Chair Dr. Reynaldo Anderson, Christine A. Chadwick, Dr. Reynaldo Anderson, Radiology Heartland Coca-Cola Tanya Reily Robert E. Eggmann, Treasurer St. Louis Vice Chair St. Louis Mercy HOK A. Elizabeth Blackwell Accenture Darnetta Clinkscale, Secretary Michael Burke, Kansas City Robert E. Eggmann, Treasurer Michael Burke, Kansas City Olin Corporation ISC Contracting Thompson Coburn LLP Richard Ryffel Thomas C. Mummert, Tracy Toft Downing, St. Louis *Robert G. Lowery Sr., Tracy Toft Downing, St. Louis Scottrade, Inc. J. W. Terrill, a Marsh & Lisa DeBord J.P. Morgan Private Bank Assistant Secretary Barth L. Fraker, Springfield Secretary Barth L. Fraker, Springfield Simons Jewelers McLennan Agency, LLC Thompson Coburn LLP Thomas Smallwood Thomas J. Campbell, William Miller, St. Louis Darnetta Clinkscale, Assistant Judy Kent, Town and Country Sotheby’s Company John T. Doerr (Vice Chair) Stinson Leonard Street LLP Immediate Past Chair John Robert Mollenkamp, Secretary William Miller, St. Louis Tiffany & Co. K. Hall Studio, LLC Tarlton Corporation John B. Soebbing Pat Coleman, Board Member Jefferson City Michelle Harris, Board Member John Robert Mollenkamp, U.S. Bank Lindell Bank John R. Drew Scottrade, Inc. *Robert G. Lowery Sr., Chris Pieper, Columbia Thomas C. Mummert, Board Jefferson City Mastercard The Daniel & Henry Co. Suzy Stone Board Member Linda Brown Reed, St. Louis Member Chris Pieper, Columbia Benefactor Mueller Prost CPAs & Danna N. Ellison Macy’s Nola Ruth, Columbia Linda Brown Reed, St. Louis $5,000–$9,999 Business Advisors Graybar Matthew Thayer Mark Sappington, Kansas City Nola Ruth, Columbia Ameren Missouri Midwest BankCentre Robert F. Epperson Jr. Ameren Patt Ann Sharp, Kennett Mark Sappington, Kansas City The Aries Company Neiman Marcus Dowd Bennett LLP Jim Tyrrell David Carl Wilson, St. Louis Patt Ann Sharp, Kennett AT&T Missouri Nidec Motor Corporation Robert M. Evans Jr. U.S. Bank Private Wealth David Carl Wilson, St. Louis Audemars Piguet Polsinelli Senniger Powers LLP Management 2018 Trust Board Members Employees Community Fund Reinsurance Group of America Kate Ewing Laura M. Villa State Treasurer Eric Schmitt 2017 Trust Board Members of Boeing St. Louis Sasha Nicholas, LLC Mueller Prost CPAs & Villa Lighting Senator John Rizzo, District 11, State Treasurer Eric Schmitt Bryan Cave Leighton Senniger Powers LLP Business Advisors Eric M. Walter Kansas City Senator John Rizzo, District 11, Paisner LLP Spire Inc. Jason Griffiths Armstrong Teasdale LLP Senator Caleb Rowden, Kansas City Buckingham Strategic Wealth St. Louis Parking Company Accenture District 19, Columbia Senator Caleb Rowden, Clayco, Inc. Stinson Leonard Street LLP Melvin Leon Hall Representative Joshua Peters, District 19, Columbia The Daniel & Henry Co. SumnerOne Lindell Bank District 76, St. Louis Representative Joshua Peters, Dowd Bennett LLP Tarlton Corporation Brandi Harrison District 76, St. Louis Graybar Villa Lighting Supply, Inc. Tiffany & Co. J.P. Morgan Private Bank Walsh & Associates, Inc. Corey Jacobson *Deceased Raymond James Watlow KPMG LLP

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Matching Gift Companies Membership These companies provide matching gifts, making it possible for individual donors to multiply their contributions. The Museum recognizes those Members who supported the Museum with a gift at the $250 Supporting Level or higher.

AAA Missouri CNA Financial Corporation The Lay Family Foundation Regions Financial Corporation Sponsor Members Katherine and Richard Lintz R. David Taylor Michael G. Asbury AIG The Coca-Cola Company Liberty Mutual Safety National Elie and Carine Azrak Barbara Luedde and Carl Pruess Steven and Marilyn Teitelbaum Kathryn A. Aschenbrenner Air Products CPI Corporation Lucent Technologies Sempra Energy John and Kay Bachmann Mrs. Frances T. Martin Kevin G. Varty and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Auer American Express CyberGrants Macy’s Scottrade, Inc. Tony Bardol Sylvia and Stewart Massad Meg Bargeon Brad and Darla Baker American Family Insurance Dell Mallinckrodt Spire Anthony and Madalyn Teresa and Mack McCain William and Joyce Von Glahn C. William Balke and Aon DonateWell Gayle Malone TD Ameritrade Baumstark Margaret McDonald Elisa N. and R. Randall Wang M. Denise Quandt Apple, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company MassMutual Tegna Kathy Berg and Judy Gallegos Lesley and William McIntire David G. Warner Barb Barber and Molly Rater AT&T Elsevier Mastercard Thomson Reuters Mr. John A. Blumenfeld Sr. Ellen Moceri Daniel and Ellen Watt John and Karen Barhydt Bank of America Emerson Microsoft Corporation 21st Century Fox Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Carlson James and Merry Mosbacher Robin and Tim Wentworth Clarence C. Barksdale Bayer Energizer Holdings, Inc. Monsanto Tyco International Mary Coxe Nikki Murdick and Teresa and Brian Wickenhauser Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Barthold Benevity Community Impact Equifax Network for Good U.S. Bank The Honorable and Mrs. John Michael Reynierse Kathleen Wilson and Linda Basch and Sarah Mueller Fund ExxonMobil The Northern Trust UBS C. Danforth Francis B. Nelson Jr. Paula Russell Anthony Bassett BITCO Insurance Companies Fidelity Charitable Company Union Pacific Foundation Dr. Carlos Daughaday Jeremy Nighohossian and Barbara McAfee Wohltman George N. Batchelor The Boeing Company FM Global Novus International, Inc. United Technologies Michael and Deanna Donovan Betty Kirksey Stuart and Betsy Zimbalist John and Melinda Baum Bunge North America , Inc. Occidental Petroleum Matching Gifts Program Jane and William Doub Andrew O’Brien Anonymous Eve Dake Bayer and Gary Bayer Caleres Goldman, Sachs & Co. Corporation United Way of Greater Mrs. Patricia A. Drew Steven and Elizabeth Pelch Linda Beaman and Jim Ryzinski Caterpillar Home Depot Olin Corporation St. Louis Dr. and Mrs. William C. Rose N. Perotti Associate Members Michael and Beth Beasley Centene IBM International OppenheimerFunds UPS Dunagan Jean B. Quenon Ronald and Sandra Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Beatty Cerro Copper Products Co. Johnson & Johnson Family Peabody Energy Verizon John and Phyllis Evans Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklin Margaret Adams Stephen G. Bell Chubb & Son, Inc. of Companies Pfizer YourCause, LLC Vivian Eveloff Rassieur Jr. Susan Adams and Gwen Adams Sam C. Bertolet Cigna Johnson Controls Prudential Richard Fahey Mimi Ravarino Dianna and Joe Adorjan Kip and Kathleen Bilderback Mary Kaye and John Fort Mr. and Mrs. Rush L. Laura Rogers and Gary Bilow and Nancy and Steve Fox Robinson Thomas Alexander Michele Shoresman Mrs. Robert E. Frane Patty Ryan Joseph and Patricia Alexandre Dale Bilyeu and Lynn Maupin Nancy E. Friedland and Alexander Schonwald Mrs. Charles C. Allen Jr. Stanley and Claire Birge Gifts of Works of Art James Florczak Susan Shender Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Art Bishop Bettie Gershman Alan and Debby Silverberg Anderson Marian and John Bleeke Ann and Paul Arenberg Julian and Hope Edison Nancy and Kenneth Kranzberg Ronald and Monique Ollie Jill A. Goodman Suzanne M. Siteman David and Mary Aplington Robert and Paulette Bliss Boris Bally Dr. Martha J. Ehrlich Estate of Mary and Oliver Dr. Margaret T. Ordonˇez Michael and Paula Gross Stephen W. Skrainka Melanie and James Appelbaum Drs. James and Nanci Bobrow Ross and Carol Brownson J. Frederick Fausz Langenberg Phillip Prodger and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Hager II Craig and Dorothy Stapleton Mrs. Eugenie L. Armstrong Jim and Jeanine Bohan Elissa and Paul Cahn John R. and Teenuh M. Foster Dr. Jerome F. and Judith Weiss April Swieconek Philip and Margaret Hanel Barbara and Warren Stiska William Artzt Anthony and Anne Bommarito Beth Cathers and Estate of Henrietta and Levy Emily Rauh Pulitzer Steve and Diane Harbaugh Robert Kaplan Rudolph Freedman Loren G. Lipson, MD Alvin and Ruth Siteman Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Hellwege Centro Modern Furnishings Richard Gerrig and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Estate of Sylvia Sleigh Chris Hesse and Allison Hesse Peter J. Cohen Timothy Patterson Lowenhaupt Kathryn S. Standley Blake Hoel and C. Berit Nelson Stephen and Nadine Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Goldman Rose Luh Melinda and Paul Sullivan Betsy and Steve Holmes Cresswell Farm, LLC James R. Harris Margot Johnson Gallery John O. Sutter, PhD Saleemah and Eric Jackson Angela Dog˘ançay Toby Herbst and Suellen and Richard Meyer Dr. Byron Mansfield Wagner Frank Jacobs and Virginia Shawan Drosten and Danielle Foster Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills and Jedonna Prince Wagner Marylen Mann Patrick Kenadjian John and Susan Horseman Shirley M. Mueller, MD Nancy Hilary Welsh Sarah Jennings and Yvette Drury Dubinsky and Elizabeth Ives Hunter Dr. Matthew and Jane Newman Robert Underwood John Paul Dubinsky Kohler Foundation, Inc. John J. Oleski Dennis Johnson and Pamela Wallace Wayne and Cheri Jones Kay Kaiser and John Carr Mr. Richard Kantor Art Acquisition Gifts Richard T. Katz and The following patrons contributed funds in 2017 and 2018 toward the purchase of works of art. Stacey Lee Smith Ruth E. Kim and Brent R. Benjamin Dorothy S. Gray and Anita L. Miller Third Wednesday Group David T. Hamilton William K. Bixby Charitable Douglas Ginsburg Michael & Patricia O’Neill Mark S. Weil and Roger and Fran Koch Trust Lea-Thi-Ta Study Group Victor Porter Smith Trust Joan Hall-Weil Sallie W. Kratz Richard E. Brumbaugh Trust Leeds Art Foundation Dr. E. Robert and Carol Sue Gary C. Werths and Satish and Nan Kulkarni Mary Ann Cheng and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Schultz Richard Frimel Allen Langston and Wes Pittman Lowenhaupt Barry and Victoria Singer Marjorie Wyman Endowment Marilyn Holmes Cronheim-Bettman Endowed Mr. and Mrs. John Peters Dorothy M. Stephens Fund Leanne and Frank Latuda Acquisition Fund MacCarthy Georgia Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Ned O. Adrienne D. Davis Eliza McMillan Trust Buddy Taub Foundation Lemkemeier Mary Morgan, Martha Stewart, Adrienne Davis, and Tania Beasley-Jolly at Stewart’s Jeffrey T. Fort Opal M. Meyer Trust Barbara and Andy Taylor Sally S. Levy 2018 Art in Bloom presentation

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Mary and Louis Bonacorsi Sandra Hindelang and Mont and Karen Levy Dr. and Mrs. Lee S. Portnoff Morton J. Singer Jr. Leslie McIntosh Borrelli and Sharley Hindelang Jim Leyerle Judith and Gerald Potthoff Philip and Joan Siwak Steve Borrelli Phyllis Hippenmeyer Barbara Loeb and Molly Loeb Sandy and Richard Powers Lee and Carl Smith Mike Borts and Lesley and Jay Hoffarth Judith D. Lohaus Donald and Jane Prahlow Mary Louise Smith and Mary Jo Gorman Ann Hogan Rebecca Luce Angie Antonakis Psihramis Trevor Smith Steve and Valerie Botkin Lawrence and Barbara Holmes Rita C. Luddon and Elena Psihramis Wendy C. Smith Suzzanne Bouchard and Alfred and Marilyn Holtzer Ed and Tedi Macias Maura Murphy Pusateri and William and Sandra Snyder Lee Bouchard James Honkisz and Christine MacKey-Ross and Phil Pusateri Susan Hacker Stang and Phyllis and George Bouckaert Catherine Binns James Ross Herman and Victoria Rapert Sam Stang Mark and Susan Brantley Dr. Alan W. Hopefl James R. Makula Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Susan Stark and Paul Fendler John A. Brennan Jr. David and Theresa Hopson Mr. and Mrs. James V. Maloney Rassieur III Michael C. Stein and Rick and Joyce Brenner Bob Hughes and Linda Shaw Dr. Robert Maloy John and Susan Rava Francene LeMonds Richard and Marilyn Brickson Thomas and Elizabeth Hyers Kathy Manganaro Yvonne Rawls Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Mrs. Bernard A. Bridgewater Jr. Misty Jackson and Marykay Marchman Asim and Luz Razzaq Steinback Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. David Cordner Laura and David Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Reay Scott and Nicola Stern Brockhaus Russell Jackson and Stephen and LaDonna Marler Karolin Reinbold and David and Anne Stockman Daniel Bronson and Alex Gutierrez Leigh Mason Michelle Ranciglio Tegner M. and Francis J. Erzsebet Naar David Jockenhoefer Elyse and Thomas McBride Christy Richardson Stokes III Angie and Doug Brown Gail Johns and Lee Fox Ginny McCook Mr. and Mrs. William N. Suzy Stone and Elizabeth Davis Cathy and David Brown Marjorie E. Johnson Jennifer and Jeffrey McDonnell Robertson Charles and Kaisa Stucke Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Brown Richard and Susan Johnston Sue McNamara and Dr. and Mrs. Leon R. Pamela Stuerke Joe Brown Rick and Pam Jokerst Sam Digirolamo Robison III Dianne and Grenville Sutcliffe Lisa Brubaker and Artist Dyani White Hawk discusses her painting All That Glitters at a gallery talk Nancy F. Kalishman Dr. William D. Merwin Betty and Richard Rodemyer Donald and Linda Sutherland James Viscardi Arthur S. Kay Walter and Cynthia Metcalfe Melinda and John Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bryan M. Swift Edwin and Tracy Brubeck Stuart and Susan Keck Ann Meuleman and Julie Merrill Mary and Stephen Roy Harriet Switzer and Jane D. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kemp Renée and Bruce Michelson Lois and Milton Rubin David Cronin Chauncy and Joyce Buchheit John and Susan Kilo Donald and Vicki Mielcarek Sammy and Joseph Ruwitch Jr. Patricia Taillon-Miller and Halpin T. Burke Richard and Emily Dowdell Mr. and Mrs. Terry Franc Maurice and Edna Graham Steven S. Kimmel Abby and Jefferson Miller Roy and Christine Saffold Sara Miller Leah Byrn and Jane Byrn John and Barbara Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Francois Elizabeth L. Green Dr. Tinna Papay King and Alice Miller Jonathan Sanders and Edith Tashma Susan Callahan Julia and Nolan Drafahl Esther Frank Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Greene Mr. Michael J. King Barbara Barnes Miller Jodie Priess Sanders Amelia L. Theodore Martin and Kathryn Carmody Kay Drey Liz and Jim Friederich Timothy Greenwald and Charles G. Klasek and Deborah and Mark Miller Peter Sargent Dawn and Rod Thomas Christine Kurtz Casten Robert and Jean Ducker Cathy Friedmann Stacey Goldman Polly Klasek Jessica and Andy Millner Vicki L. Sauter Sarah Thomasson Mary Ann Cheng and Robert H. Duesenberg George and Dolores Friesen Anne and Karl Grice Katherine G. Klingler Jim and Virginia Moffett Dr. Mark Alan Scheperle and Toni Thompson Wes Pittman Abigail Durham and Andy Frost and Kathy Frost Brenda Grossman and Jeff Klopfenstein and Joe Mokwa Mr. Garison C. Salinas III Richard and Gail Tognarelli David and Robin Chervitz Nina Durham Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Fuerst Peter Brody Susan Klopfenstein Rick and Joy Weese Moll Laurence Schiffer and Kedra Tolson and Kelsey Tolson Judith Day Chouteau Theresa R. Duricek Ruth A. Fuller Jim Grubbs Mark and Virginia Koors Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moog Jr. Jeanie Schiffer Jon and Barbara Ann Topp Pat Ciapciak and Diane Reim Michael W. Dwyer Dr. Suzanne Furesz and Brian and Michelle Grus Katherine Kosup and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Moore Geraldine Schiller Jane Tucker and Shane Peng Maxine Clark and Bob Fox Debra Ebel Mr. Todd Furesz Leonard and Betty Guarraia Steven Kosup Timothy Moore and Hadley and Josh Schindler Lance Tulacro and Ronald Claus Mr. and Mrs. William J. Eckert Dr. M. Carolyn Gamache Lois Guller Susan and Oliver Krechel Michael Whisenhunt Fran and Ron Schlapprizzi Elizabeth Kopjas Michael Clement Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards Alyson and Gregg Garland Noelle Gunter Young-Hie Kromm and James A. and Susan G. Morrell Susan and Jerry Schlichter Ellen Uhlemeyer John Clopton and Richard Egan Carol B. and Louis J. Garr Jr. Audrie and Robb Haag David Kromm Joseph M. Mount Ann and Robert Schmidt Margaret C. Uhlemeyer Rebecca Lozano Robert Eilers and Nelle Garrecht and Marilyn J. Haberle Dr. Robert L. Lamberg Nancy and James Murphy Karen and Michael Schmitz Emil and Marianne Unanue Donald Cobin Daniel Bextermueller Robert Garrecht Mr. and Mrs. Rik W. Hafer Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lammers Susan Nagarkatti Walter and Marie Schmitz W. Urquhart and Ashley Singh Elaine Coe Dorsey D. and Sondra E. Ellis Nancy and Bob Gellman Jon and Carol Hake Jane Birdsall Lander and William Nelson James L. Schovanez Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Elizabeth S. Concannon Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Amy George and Matt and Lisa Hall Robert Lander Charles and JoAnn Nester Christopher Schuster Van Dyke Kimberly Cooper Elsperman Jo Anne George Ian and Melanie Halley Kate Lane Dawn and William Newman Joel and Barbara Schwartz Stephen M. Vano Kathleen and Randy Corbet Jean Emling and Barbara Emling Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Gidlow William & Betty Halliday Thomas Lang and Terence and Jan Niehoff Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Susan M. Veidt Dave Cormak and Jo Ann Emmerich Margaret P. Gilleo and Foundation Mary Jo Wilmes George and Sally Nikolajevich Schweich Tina Veraldi and Daniel Veraldi Twyla Cormak Mary Ernst and Kathie Ernst Charles Guenther Jr. Albert and April Hamel Janet S. Lange Maurice and Marie Noellsch Diane Scott and Margaret D. Vickroy Joseph E. Corrigan Jane B. Evans Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gillis Jr. Mark A. Hartford Dr. Susan M. Langhorst Ralph Olliges Jr. Ravikumar Balasubrahmanian Shannon Vitiello and Irene E. Cortinovis Charles and Frances Fanning William and Petra Gilmore Charles Hasenjaeger Donald and Barbara Lea Michael Orlando Stephen and Janice Seele Hannah Vitiello Dr. Erika Crouch Susan and Tony Favazza Joy Glass and Richard Milazzo Franklin and Rachel Haspiel Dianna J. LeFevre Mary R. Ottoson Jane Seelig and Mark Corman Anne and James von der Heydt Durb and Ellen Curlee Denise R. Fears Gregory M. Glore Dorothy H. Heagney Stephen Lefrak and Emilio and Janet Pagoulatos Deborah Seidel Jerry and Krishna Walker Susan and David Curtis Mary Ferguson Stefan and Elizabeth Glynias Virginia E. Heagney and Suzanne Whiteley Lefrak Julie Peshkin and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Senior Jeffrey Warner and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Cutaia Keith and Ann Fischer Jessica Dowell Godfrey and James P. Tobin Yu-Yuan Lei Bob McConnell Robin Seuc and J. Eduardo Seuc George Hettich Elizabeth G. Danforth Matthew and Devon Fischer James Godfrey Jr. Nancy and James Hershey Adam Leigh and Josh Jagger Katrina Pfeiffer Richard Shannon James A. Weaver Frank H. Dayton Shereen and Michael Fischer Jason Goe and Sandra Webster Julian M. Hess Mary Lou Lemley and Lynne A. Piening Jennifer Shaw and Hank Webber and Linda and Art De Villar David Fisk Edward and Joanne Goedeker Janice Hetland David Kuhler Sanford Poger and Timothy Gentry Chris Jacobs Mary Rose Desloge Bradley Fogel and Bella Sanevich Karen Goering and Betty and Eugene Hildebrandt Barbara Levin Barbara Burstein Christine Shreffler Phyllis Weber Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ford Lawrence Goering Laurie Hiler Karen Levine and Mr. and Mrs. William S. John and Kelsey Sikes Dr. Susan Bawell Weber Dorothy and Daniel Diehl Sarah and Luke Fouke Joseph and Joan Goltzman Abby Podkul Pohlman Zachary and Sarah Silverstein Peter Weiss and Barbra Horn

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Michael and Kathy Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. S. Eric Baldini Mary Elizabeth Brucker Nancy and Thomas Connelly Darin B. Groll David and Kristie Whitney Bill Ballard and Marilyn Ballard Lee and Tom Bryant Cheryl Cook Carol and John Groneck Jr. Keith and Mindy Whittle Cathy Barancik and Steve Novik Michael and Deborah Brys Pam and Jim Cooper Gerald T. Grothe Miriam G. Wilhelm and Ann Barber and Sean Barber Mary Anne and Bill Buege Doug and Amy Copeland Anthony Guarino and Eric S. Friedman Henry F. Barbour Merrill Buettner Deborah Cordes and Tina Guarino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell E. Barden Buff Buffkin and Jennifer Cordes Anthony and Joanne Guerrerio Williams Jr. Beverly and Philip Barron Donn Kleinschmidt, MD Mary Cordes Emily and Thomas Guignon James M. and Pamela Bauer Matthew J. Bujewski Jim and Maleen Corrigan David J. Gund Rev. Dr. Barbara G. Willock Diana Baumohl Reg Bulkley and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shirley Guo and Kun Zhang Barbara and John Wilmes Otis C. Beard and Carol Dunaway Costello Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Guyton Kathryn and Richard Winter Cynthia Badie-Beard Gail G. Bunce Denise Coughlin and Dr. Anna Guzon and John Winterscheidt and Gerald Beckerle Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burgess Ralph Levy Dr. Osler Guzon Lisa Boyer Joann and Russ Beermann Carole Burkemper Julie Coulter and Paul Lorenz Kevin and Barb Hacker Matthew and Heather Wohl Pamela Belloli and Elliot Belloli Mark and Lynn Burkhart Dr. Mary-Jean Cowell and Mary and Gregg Hagerty Chris and Marian Young Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bennett James R. Burmeister Mrs. Janet Hegarty Chaiporn and Jane Haley Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Young James and Susan Bennett Andrea and Steven Burr Patti L. Cox and John Hall and Michael Brian Zielinski and Jenny Mae Bennett and Catherine S. Bush Graham A. Colditz Tompkins Mary Mosqueda Laura James David Butler and Lance Lich Rachael and Kanon Cozad Kathleen B. Hall Michelle Zielinski and Tina and Jeffrey Bennett Jim and Nancy Butler Dr. Johnetta Craig and Claire Halpern and Frank Goudsmit Peter and Carol Benoist Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Butler Mr. Aaron Craig Exploring with the Artist, a high-school-student program with artist Kehinde Wiley, supported Michael Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Sami Bentil and Daniel Byrne and Noah Leith Anne D. Crane by a grant from the Trio Foundation of St. Louis Dr. Ron Hamel Zorensky Annetta Vickers-Bentil Tom Calhoun Kathianne and David Crane Lynn Friedman Hamilton Don and Kathy Zundel Robert Bernardi and Robert and Peggy Callahan Dennis and Susan Cuddihee Estelle Handler Anonymous Gretchen Bernardi Sierra and Jordan Callahan Rev. Dr. Sheldon W. Culver Donald Dorwart and Edward and Cheryl Feutz Simmie Gellman and David Hanlon and Lucia Miller Evelyn Bevans and Gregory and Edna Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Claire Dorwart Carol A. Fichtelman Paul Gellman Louis Hardin Supporting Members Jean Gleason Theresa Campbell and Cummings Michael and Linda Drohlich Susan Fields Martha G. Gersten Louise B. Harre Najjar Abdul-Musawwir Ravi Bhoothanath Kara McPeak Sarah and David Cunningham Sarah S. Duffy Dr. David Fike Dr. Linda L. Gibson Julin Harrell and Ana Hall Michael Abrams and June R. Bierman Zoe and Joseph Cangas Rebecca and Robert Curriden Virginia H. Duffy Barbara and William File Edward Giganti and Peggy and Larry Harris Rita Numerof, PhD Georgia Binnington Pattie and Ralph Canter William Curtis and James and Patricia Duft John W. Finger John Brase Stephanie Harris and Stephen and Patricia Ackerman Terry and Cheryl Blake Mr. and Mrs. David V. Capes Rebecca Curtis Dr. Christine R. Durbin Sue Fischlowitz and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gilbert Amanda Tweten Doug and Hilda Adams Jeanette Blancett Mark and Jill Carothers Angela and Randy Dalton Kay and Larry Dusenbery David Roberts Carol Giles-Straight Margaret and Charles Hart Gwen Adams Priscilla Block Ann Smith Carr Merideth and Andrew Daly Ann E. Earley Gail K. Fischmann Ann Giovando Cindy and Michael Hartigan Barbara and Ernest Adelman Catherine S. Bollinger William F. Carver and Annamaria P. Davenport Mary and John Easley Linda and Michael Foerst Andy and Nancee Glaser Jeffrey Hartnett S. William Aitken Jennifer Bollinger and Diana Townsend Bruno L. David Erik Eaves and Susan Foerster and Miss Melissa Glauber Janice Hartsfield Michael J. Alderson Jeff Wright Marie A. Casey and Mary Patricia and William Marie Dominique Eaves Robert Ciralsky Jerome and Dianne Glick Jill Heaton Hauck and Dr. Philip Alderson Hunt and Donna Bonan Kenn Entringer Davies Frederick and Rebecca Cindy Follman and Jay Baum Noel Goding and David P. Hauck Ralph W. Alexander Ray and Karen Bond Kristine and Shandy Casteel Joycene B. Davis Eberbach Mr. William H. Ford John Loewenstein C. Brian Hayden and Joshua Allison and Jesse Trudeau Cynthia and Thomas Bottini Elizabeth J. Cave Carla Dawson and Ava Ehrlich and Barry Freedman Dr. Patricia R. Forni Carolyn Gold Tanya Hayden Marty and Audrey Altepeter Terese M. Boveri Sheila and Albert Cawns Dennis Graham Donna Eovaldi and Ann and Robert Fosheim Daniel E. Goldberg and Debra K. Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Richard W. Bradley Christopher and Lisa Cella Robert and Jan Dawson Alyssa Knowling Drew Foster Mary K. Cullen Gary R. Haynes Altvater Jr. Alan Brainerd and Ken Gerrity Laura Ceretti-Michelman and Patricia Dear Wendy Erdwurm Marti and Bob Fowler Warren Goldberg Philip Heagney and Nancy Altvater Jerry and Rosalie Brasch Jeremy Michelman Jack and June Dedeke Ann Ernst and Laura Ernst Gary and Christy Fox Jennifer Goldring Barbara Prosser Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Altvater Paul H. Breckner and Deborah Challoner Fred and Susan Delano Heather and Len Essig Miss Margaret Frane Mr. and Mrs. Rob Goldstein Sarah Anne Heege and Dr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Alyea Abigail M. Breckner Martha Chapo and Brian Koch Gregory and Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Bijan Etezadi Jeremy Franey and Vladimir Golynskiy Elizabeth McKinney Rachel Ammann and Jada Breece and Beverly and Walter Chase DeLassus Jean-Louis Even and Michelle Vollmar The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Heil Douglas Sprague Randi Dunevant Phyllis K. Cherrick Howard D. and Vickie M. Anthony Allen Douglas Freeman Mrs. P. Wayne Goode Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Deborah and Blair Anderson Brenda Breeze and Emily Breeze Judy Child and Alan Schwartz Denson Carol Evers and Alex Evers William Freeman and David Goodman and Heimburger Gregory and Windy Anderson Mr. Chet F. Breitwieser Liz Childs and John Klein Marian Desloge and Tim and Jeannette Ewing Deana Freeman Pauline Goodman David and Donna Leach Heimos Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bremer Anne Chilson and M. Allen Desloge Wendy Eymez and Marilyn L. Fries Mary Goodrich and Dieter and Renita Heinzl Anderson Mikki Brewster John Wiegers Dennis and Lela Detoye Karen Samson Robert and Shirley Frost Doug Chomeau Laura Helling and Rick Oloteo Paula and Thomas Andrew Kayla Brinkley and Sandra J. Christie and Rose Mary Dieckhaus David D. Farrell and R. Edmond and Carlene Jim Goodwin and Charles and Jo Hellinger Mr. and Mrs. David L. Maria Alejandra Arias Garry J. Reed James and Mary Dierberg Helene Urvoaz Fullerton Bruce Hopson Carol A. Hemphill Antognoli Bert Brod Daniel Clarkin and John Diller and Thomas J. Fasl Keith Fulling and Nancy and Ronald Gorgen Robert M. Herold Susan and Robert Appleton William and Lisa Brougham Bridget Clarkin Margaret Houlihan Jane and David Fay Deborah Gersell Merry and David Graf Phyllis and Brad Hershey Ponchita Argieard David Brown and Jami Brown Karen Clifford Mary Dinauer and Gavreal Feder Edward and Joan Funke Lucas and Hillary Gredell Kathleen M. Hiatt Stephen and Darien Arnstein David E. Brown Pat and John Clymer James Duguid Jim Fehr and Anne Glowinski Keith and Helen Gabriel Jackie Green Lyndon and Susan Hibbard Frederick H. Atwood III Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cobaugh Deborah and Robert Dolgin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feiner Mr. Charles Gallagher Randy and Nancy Green Shane Hieronymus and Drs. Nancy and Jacques Margaret Brown Karen Levin Coburn Dennis Donnelly and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Sheila Greenbaum and Lisa Caplan Baenziger Mr. and Mrs. Morton Brown Pamela Coffin Rebecca McDermott Cheryl Ferguson Garnett Rubyn Wasserman Paul A. Higgins Mendi Baker and Roy Hunter Samuel D. Brown Thomas and Sally Cohn The Honorable Margaret Anjali Mary Fernandes Robbie Gatewood Sandra Greenberg William and Tania Hillmer Mr. and Mrs. Newell A. Baker Shirleen and Jerry Brown Bert and Karen Condie Donnelly and Dr. David Riedel Robert and Linda Ferrara James and Darla Gavin Sheena and Eric Greitens Cary Hobbs and Joseph J. Baldassare Steven and Debra Bruce Candace Conkwright Roman and Alla Dorfman Margaret and Filippo Ferrigni Ms. Deborah Gehrin James and Theta Gribbins Mark Anderson

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Nancy W. Lieberman Diane McCullough M. Keith and Amy Basore Doris B. Pree Deborah Nelson Linck and Anne and John McDonnell Murphy Claire Pribula Magdalene Linck Roger McFarland and Marianne and Mike Murphy Mitchell Pulwer and Bridget and William Linde Carol Schmidt Mike Murphy and Michol Sheridan William and Jennifer Mary McGilley and Jeni Box Debbie Murphy Dr. Robert L. Quaas Lindenmayer Donald McGuire Nancy and David Murphy Ralph and Lee Anne Quatrano Martin and Megan Linson James and Susan McHugh Mark H. Murray Brian Abel Ragen and Susan and Steven Lipstein Cassandra and John McKearn Carla and Robert Myerson Sheryl L. Meyering Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Little Ted and Izabella McMinn John and Rosemary Nagel Mr. Niranjana Raju and Judith and Robert Little Thomas McReynolds and John and Stephanie Nash Ms. Surekha Bidap Mr. and Mrs. Lance Lombardo E. Rebecca Case Virginia and Richard Navarro Emily and Emery Ransom Shirley Londe Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Thomas and Sara Neill Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rascovar Stefanie and McWilliams George and Barbara Nelson Carol Rauh Steve Littlejohn Sarah Means and Jeanne Nerbonne and Catherine Ray Dr. Madeline P. Longstreet Sharon Hinch Andreas Burkhalter Dr. Cleveland and and Mr. Robert Longstreet Jo Ellen Meier Mr. Clarence Newberry Dr. Sherrill Rayford Francisco H. Lopez III John J. Meier III Melanie Newbill Dr. Timothy P. Rearden and Carolyn and Joseph Losos Lisa Melandri and Nancy and Terry Nickolotsky Dr. Chi Kim Louise Losos and Beth Wiggins Jordan Gaunce Michael and Olga Nogin Jacob and Leslie Reby Andrew Love Mrs. Kenneth P. Merten Prof. Jennifer J. Nolan and Jim and Linda Reed Melinda Love and Emma Bryant Sally Metz Mr. Michael J. Hirschfeld Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reilly Ronald and Eva Lovett Nickolas and Alexis Miano North St. Louis Arts Council Lin Reineke John and Tracey Lowell Ashley Viehmann Milam and Steven Nothum and Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Rennard Bruce and Lia Lowrie James J. Milam Lindsay Platt Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Steve Roberts Sr., Eva Fraser, Ann Marie Behm, and Mat Turner at the preview reception for Rebecca Luce Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Miles Laurie Ann O’Connor Reynolds Thomas Struth: Nature & Politics Joe Lunt Mrs. Laura Miller and Maureen F. O’Day Tracey Reynolds Arvic and Brooke Macapagal Mrs. Shirley Ballantine Tammy O’Donnell Dr. Deanna Kay Rice Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Madeo Valerie Miller John and Carolyn O’Reilly Deborah Rice and Rex Rice Dr. and Mrs. W. Edwin Magee Lewis R. Mills Bob and Pat Offerman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mrs. Jane E. Mahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Sturla Olsen Richardson Bo and Kevin Maher Joy and Randall Miltenberger Caitlin S. Oppland Janet G. Riehl George Hodgman Mr. and Mrs. William W. James Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle D. Kinyon Teresa A. Lane Megan and Ryan Maher Lauren Nash Ming Sharon and Joseph Orf Dr. Lisa Ring and Charles and Maureen Hoffman The Janklow Family Rob Klahr and Beth Gasparovic William and Kim Lane Tina and Kevin Maher Dawn and Jared Minkoff Mary Beth Ortbals and Dr. Gregory Storch Cheri Hoffman Bruce Janssen Lee C. Kling George and Kathleen Lange Chuck Malloch Gina and Michael Minks Renée Altier Mary and John Risberg Mark and Kelley Hoffman Glenda Jedlicka and Bernard Kneale and Marcia Lange and Gayle and James Malone Lois Ann Minto Dr. F. Thomas Ott Mr. and Mrs. James C. Roberts Thomas and Karon Holcomb David Jedlicka Ann L. Duncan Robert Lange Mr. and Mrs. Aaron I. Mandel Mary Elizabeth Miskovsky Dr. Albert Otto and Michael and Lisa Roberts Cheri Hollensbe Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Johnston Douglas Koch John and Marjorie Larsen Eleanor Mandel David and Lee Mitchell Dr. Cheryl Lubinski Nancy Roberts John and Marlene Holliday Ellen E. Jones Marcia Koenig and Karen Larsen Sally Portera Mankins and Maureen Mizwicki Eileen M. Pacino Henry B. Robertson Linda and Michael Honigfort Ken and Jane Jones Bob Wolfrum Ross Larson Steven Mankins Berton and Jill Moed Janet E. Papageorge Ms. Keri Robertson Ilene Horenstein Linda Wallace Jones and Barbara Kohm Deborah and Derek Lauer Robert and Suellen Manning Al Moore Elizabeth Parker Marilyn and John Robinson Dr. Malaika Horne and Richard Jones Thomas and Tricia Kolbrener Hugh and Katherine Law Mr. and Mrs. Virgil M. Mantle Deborah and McPherson Moore Shannon Parker Paul and Jane Robinson Mr. Prince Wells Dr. Gihan Kader Eivind and Lisa Kolemainen R. Mark Lawson and John and Sharon Marbarger Michael and Susan Moore John Patterson and Kim Walsh Arthur and Maryann Janet and Andrew Hoyne Julie and Robert Kaley Nancy and William Konieczny Renée H. Lawson Stan and Jean Margul Miller Moore and Sandra M. Payne Roedersheimer Judith E. Hubert John and Diane Kalishman Luann H. Koop Terry O. Lay Maria and Bill Mariencheck Linda Coriasco Dr. Larry and Margaret Peeno Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rogers Angela and Philip Huddleston Raymond and Diane Kamm Charles and Anne Korr Mrs. Kelly Layton Phyllis M. Maritz Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Robert D. Pelley Darlene B. Roland Kathryn Hudgins and Jeff Finn James L. Kappel Brian and Constance Kraus Anna Leavey David and Jan Marson Moorman Penny Pennington and Dr. Wendie Rose and Gregory and Mary Ann Hueser Joni and Drew Karandjeff Anton and Kara Krawat Michael and Laurie Lecours Charlotte Martin and Isabel Mora Michael Fidler Dr. Alexander Rose Cheryl Hughes Mary Karr Walter J. Kucharski Loy W. Ledbetter Jr. Rachel Martin Sharon Moran and Carol Perry and Katy Perry Marian Rosen and Quincie and William Humphrey Elizabeth Kauffman Barbara Kunkel and Kimberly and Eric Lederman Dorothy J. Martin Richard Moran Mr. and Mrs. George G. Jonathan Goldberg Jerry Hunter Mr. Leslie Kaufman Michael Nonet Sally Lefler Randall A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morris Peterson Barry Rosenblum and Elle Meier Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hurst Margaret Kaufman and Teresa Kurtz and Erica Leisenring and Wendy and Victor Martychenko Robert and Sharon Morris Jill Evans Petzall and Dr. Will Ross and Mrs. Arlene Suzanne Irwin-Wells Melissa Roberson Jonathan Myers Robert Sears Susan Matlof Cynthia Moses and J. C. Evans Moore Ross Cynthia T. Jackson John and Mary Jane Kefalas Phillip and Cynthia LaBanca Anne Leners and Daniel Cook Marsha Mathews Carolyn Smetzer Billie McKindra Phillips Andy and Ivette Rothschild Gayle Jackson and Susan S. Keller Mr. Christopher L. Lahr Don and Peggy Lents Roy and Susan Maurer Wynne and Randall Moskop Laura Piper Dr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Rouse III Frederick Kraus Ben Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Frances Levine and William Maxwell and Ann and Daniel Moskowitz Mr. and Mrs. William R. Piper Stephen and Maris Rovak Randee and Myron Jacobs Maureen E. Kelly and Laitman Thomas Merlan Julia Walker Henry Moyerman Heidi and Tim Pohlman Rachelle Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Susan Charleville Eileen M. Lambert and Randall and Tracie Lewis David and Diane Mayo Larry G. Mrazek Emily Popovic Virginia and John Rowe Jacoby Jr. Sara Kerr and Scott Kerr Scott Lambert Violet and William Li John and Clemencia Mazuski Linda C. Mueller Philip Powell and Kristine Rull Dr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Jaeger John Key Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis W. Lambert Ed Liberty and Colleen and Anthony McBride Raghib Muhammad and Betty Bowersox Mary Elizabeth Russell and Sanford Jaffe Amy Danielle and Ray Khuhro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Lampen Melanie McGinnis John H. M. McCarthy Munaba Nasiiro Charlene Prather and Douglas Russell Lisa James Mr. David T. Kiefer Jason Lane Dr. Tom Lieb Christy and Kyle McCollom George and Amanda Murphy Elliot Nelson Thomas and Karen Sailor

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Vicki Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Nanne Simonds and Avery and Carl Springer Anne and Greg Stroube Robert and Melissa Walker Dr. Bruce Witte Jane Schaefer Schwendinger John Lamarre Bruce Springer and Patsy West Mr. Kelly Sullivan Patricia S. Walker-Welk David and Kathleen Jon and Janea Schaeffer Thomas Sehr and John C. Simpson Cheryl and Kevin Staley Joan Switzer Gina and Marc Wallis Wolfersberger Kelly Scheffer and Tim Smith Margaret Wayne Mr. and Mrs. James I. Singer Mr. David E. Stalnaker Peggy L. Symes Brian and Connie Walsh Carolynn and Stephen Wolff Robert G. Scheibe Linda Seibert Catherine and Gilbert Sison Angela Standish and Dr. Patricia Tallant John and Robin Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenck Ruth B. Seldin David and Kathy Skiles Kevin Bayless Karen and Bruce Tamanaha Mary Walsh Womer Isabelle Schiavi and Dr. Thomas P. Shaner Mrs. Barbara Smith Mr. Gary L. Stansbery Henrietta Taylor Mark and Pamela Waltermire Erik Wood Natasha Recoder Bruce Shapiro and Liz Guthrie Debra Morris Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Dr. Ingrid Taylor Sara Ward and James Ward Kathleen and Jim Woodworth Annie and Joe Schlafly Dr. and Mrs. Paul Shaver George Wayne Smith Stanza Jr. Keith and Bonnie Taylor Greg Warren Thomas and Cynthia Woolsey Drs. Bradley and Hristina Phil and Jan Shayne Harley M. Smith and Kristopher and Christie Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Manoj Warrier and Mini Kumar Steve Wozniak Schlaggar Dr. Paul J. Sheehan Veronica Hilyard Staszcuk Taylor Doretha Washington Coisetta E. Wright Lisa Schlesinger and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Shelton Jason Smith and Mark Rapert Kirk Stein Louise Taylor Bret Watson and John and Claudia Wright Charles Allen Shalini Shenoy and Neeti Shenoy Jerilyn Smith Patricia and James Steiner Teresa and Mark Thiel Rachel Duncan Wei Wu and Wen Su Bonnie Schlote and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. M. Judith S. Smith Sonja and Calvin Stemme Tracy and Joe Thomas Donald and Linda Weaver Kathy and Joe Ziha Deborah Wilhoit Shepherd Sun Smith-Foret Mrs. Jean K. Stemmler Jerome and Margaret Marilyn Wechter and Mr. and Mrs. David C. Tania Schmid, MD and Diane Sher Patricia Smith-Thurman and William N. Stevens Thomasson Iain Fraser Zimmermann John Poole John and Peggy Sherwin Solomon Thurman Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stice Fiona and Andy Thompson Paul and Barbara Weil Anthony and Beth Zona Drs. Charles and Liz Schmitz Dr. Richard Sherwood and Michael and Amy Smock Delta Stokes and Chris Seward Alicia and Michael Tierney Lindsey Weinberg Deborah A. Zorensky Ms. Betty A. Schnorbus Dr. Dana Duren Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Katinka Stout Zane Jacqueline Tlapek Michael and Ridgeley Kathleen Zorica Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Shinkle Sneeringer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Strain Nancy C. Tongren Weinberg Ann Zotos and Tom Zotos Schnyder Kim and Steve Shirar Stephen and Kathryn Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. V. Raymond Joseph Toohey and Doris and Ted Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Reza Zoughi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Ravindra Shitut Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stranghoener Debra Battles Pamela J. Weir Julianne Zurovec and Schodrowski Mark and Jeanne Showers Snowden R. Richard and Beverly W. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Roseann M. Weiss and Jeffrey Huckaby Sally and Perry Schoenecker Sherry Shuman Anne F. Snyder Straub Touchette Harper Barnes Lucy M. Schreiber Dave Siegel and Erika Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Speiser Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellwood Towle Mr. and Mrs. Sanford W. Weiss Mrs. Margot D. Schwab Maggie Siemer and Robert and Anne Spencer Striker Pamela Triplett and B. Craig and Terri Weldon Dan and Joanne Schwartz Marcia Siemer Gloria and Sanford J. Spitzer LaRoyce Stringer Kenneth Denson Leanne and Conrad William H. Truitt Wellenkamp Aprille Trupiano and Karen Wellons and Scott Benson Lauren Ostendorf Barbara and Mike Tuncil Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Wentzien Jacqueline Turner and Duane A. Wesche Melvin Tann Stephen Wheeler and John and Ellen Turongian Emma Wheeler Retta LeRitz Tussey and Beth White Tom Tussey Ellen White and Jennifer Haro Tony and Stephanie Urban Eric and Jessica White Matt and Leah Ursch Lori White and Isabel and David Van Essen Anthony Tillman Renee and Gregory Van Stavern Yvette and Daniel Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Maureen L. Whitmire Vanderbeek Donna Whitton John Veidt Michael and Gloria Whyte Louis P. Vetere Gene and Peg Wienke Ivana Vettraino and Thomas and Barbara Wilcher Rhonda Kobold Daniel and Kathy Wilke John and Mary Ann Virant James and Ana Williams Fred and Barbara Volkmann Marletta Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Von Rohr Joe Casey Mrs. Robert S. Vosburgh Turner Williams and Margaret Cohen Voss Linda Mumford John Vowells and Tom Greene Harry and Ann Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Wilson Wagoner Lawrence and Beverly Wilson Mark Wald and Michael and Louise Wilson Stephen Colbert Dr. and Mrs. Warren J. Wimmer Madeline Walega and Robert H. Winters and Elizabeth Walega James Drainer Christine Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wischmeyer Portrait models, their families, and Museum visitors at the opening of Kehinde Wiley: Saint Louis Stephanie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Witte

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SLAM Vogue July 15, 2017

Event Co-Chairs Brandi Harrison Presenting Sponsor Media Sponsor Lisa and Tom Carnahan Meredith and Jim Holbrook Centene Charitable Foundation MAX Terry Crow and Ron Jagels and Tim Bahr Jonathan Geffrard Jim Kemp and Michael Slawin Platinum Sponsors Fluid Fashion:18 Sponsors Jan and Rand Goldstein Dottie and Kent Kreh Enterprise Holdings Foundation Saint Louis Fashion Fund Diedre and Michael Gray Jacob Laws Lewis Rice and Tucker Allen Caleres Retta Leritz Tussey and Lisa Lazier and Gary Wuest Wells Fargo Advisors Women’s Shoes by Tom Tussey Jonathan Lee Manolo Blahnik Laurie and Sean Lock Gold Sponsors David Moore Event Committee Melissa and Rob Merlin Thompson Coburn LLP Jean Grossman Andy Arnold Laura and Cameron Murray Tiffany & Co. Ann Lux Jason Arnold Andie Patton Kim Kuehner Tania Beasley-Jolly and Zoe Perkins Silver Sponsors Becky and Greg Smith William Jolly Keith Price Husch Blackwell LLP Ann Marie Behm and Brooke and Zack Ray David Obedin and Clare Davis VIP Tickets Mat Madison Turner Allison Roberts Scottrade, Inc. Andrew M. Arnold Mary and Ken Bower Jimmy Sansone Jason M. Arnold Genny Cortinovis and Susan and David Sherman Bronze Sponsors Ann Marie Behm and Tom Schmidt Becky and Greg Smith Terry Crow and Mat Turner Mark Critchfield Laura Katherine and Jonathan Geffrard Ken and Mary Bower Adrienne Davis Mark Sawyier Drury Hotels Company LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clare Davis and David Obedin Wale Soluade Carnahan Visitors to the 2017 Art in Bloom festival William Donius and Jay Perez Mary Ann and Andy Srenco Fashion Sponsor Lauren and Brice Dal Farra Alison and Sam Foxman Jobie and Meade Summers Neiman Marcus William A. Donius and K. C. Cortinovis Friedrich and Raj Tailor and Jay Perez Gordon Friedrich Matthew Voorhees Spirits Sponsor Jeffrey T. Fort 2017 Art in Bloom Preview Party Alyson and Gregg Garland Eliot and Richard Tao Luxco K. C. Cortinovis Friedrich and February 23, 2017 Ed Giganti and John Brase Pam and Greg Trapp Gordon Friedrich Kate and Joseph Goldkamp Laura and Matt Villa Kate Goldkamp Carrie Polk and Jeana Reisinger, Chairs Jackie Graves Megan and Tom Wall Mr. and Mrs. Rand S. Jeff Hales and Brian Burkett Ted Wight Goldstein Event Committee Michael C. and Diedre J. Gray Julie Baur Isabelle Montupet Sheila Greenbaum and Lele Bitting Mary Moog Rubyn Wasserman Susan Block Mary Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lauren Brown Rachel Oliver Holbrook Jr. Phoebe Burke Betsy Orchard Ron Jagels and Tim Bahr Tracy Chivetta Alden Pflager Jim Kemp and Michael Slawin Maria Clifford Kathleen Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Kent Q. Kreh Mark Critchfield Mimi Schmid Laurie and Sean Lock Molly Danforth Susan Sherman Laura and Cameron Murray Carol Goldstein Becky Smith Tara Nealey and Larry Snyder Margaret Hanser Dee Stokes Brooke and Zack Ray Meredith Holbrook Michelle Trulaske Allison W. Roberts Maggie Holtman Retta Leritz Tussey Elizabeth Gentry Sayad Family Cabanne Howard Harriette Warren Dr. and Mrs. E. Robert Schultz Virginia Howell Susan Werner Matt and Annemarie Suzanne Johnson Wendy Wolfsberger Schumacher Carol Ann Jones Nancy Ylvisaker Greg and Becky Smith Corinne Jones Ms. Jobie Summers Julie Lilly Sponsor Eliot and Richard Tao Kathryn Love Caleres Cares Charitable Trust Retta Leritz Tussey and Greg Lukeman Tom Tussey Alex McNett Additional Support Mark P. Utterback Melissa Merlin Pershing Charitable Trust Art in Bloom Preview Party chair Jeana Reisinger (second from left) Louis Vuitton and her guests enjoy the event Thomas and Megan Wall Event co-chairs Jonathan Geffrard, Terry Crow, Lisa and Tom Carnahan, Jan and Rand Goldstein, Ted Wight Retta Leritz Tussey and Tom Tussey, and Diedre and Michael Gray at SLAM Vogue Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolff

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2018 Art in Bloom Preview Party March 1, 2018 Audience Development Madeline Scott Mary A. Carmody Caroline E. Gunter Carlton Mitchell Heather A. Smith Wai-Ling T. Cheung Mary Hagerty Lindsay Smith Marian B. Christy Wade Hammond Susan Block and Julie LeBlanc Conservation Lindy Wittenberg Judy A. Cobillas Michelle Harris Suzanne Johnson, Chairs Melissa Marglouis Merlin Virginia B. Carter Shelby Wratchford Florence S. Cole Marcia J. Hart Isabelle Montupet Mary K. Kniep Barbara Z. Cook Julie B. Harvey Event Committee Mary B. Moog LaStarsha D. McGarity Development Office Ann Corrigan Clareen Hayden Mico Barkofske Carrie Polk Susan K. Schwach Dorothy M. Fleck Ann J. Cortinovis Arlene Honeywell Catherine Berges Brooke Ray Madeline Stradal Pamela J. Crane EunJoo A. Hong Lele Bitting Jeana Reisinger Docents Diane Crespin Becky B. Hubert Susan Block Marlene Schumm Curatorial Patty Aplington Shawnessey Custer Judy Huck Sarah Bruer Suzanne Sincoff Ellen Birch Tomas I. Aquino Martha L. Delmez Marisa L. Human Thriess Britton Susie Sivewright Katherine Bourek Susan Arden-Joly Gregory J. DiBlasi Robert J. Hutcheson Karen Castellano Rebecca Smith Renee Breer Sidonia M. Arnstein Nadine S. Donahue Kristina Impastato Maria Clifford Wendi Sock Sydney Cavanagh Stephanie N. Baird Robert C. Dorr Cynthia T. Jackson Gabrielle Christiansen Eulene E. Ballman Kenneth E. Eigenberg Marjory Jaffe Ann Corrigan Mary Ann Srenco Buddy and Jeana Reisinger with Meredith and Jim Holbrook at the 2018 Gala Molly Danforth Lisa Trulaske Meredith Davis Mico M. Barkofske Carolyn Farquhar Claudia R. Joyce Jean Daniel-Gentry Michelle Trulaske Kalven Duncan Sharon G. Barnholtz Melanie M. Fathman Marianne V. Kirk Diane Dark Lynne Pounds Turley 2018 Gala Pop Peace Love Elizabeth Eikmann Kathie Bassett Sarah G. Fehlig Stephany J. Kniep Ann D. Desloge Retta Leritz Tussey December 1, 2018 Kiki Frane Ann P. Bauer Bruce S. Feldacker Dennis Kohler Dede Farquhar Ellen Watt Amelia Goldsby Judith D. Bender Martha J. Fenger Christine A. Kolar Carolyn G. Farrell Stacey Weddle Brady Gwynn Karen R. Berger Sari Frieden Elizabeth E. Kopjas Linda Finerty Lori White Event Leadership Gift Sponsor Zoey Hasselbring Roman Beuc Dorismae Friedman Susan Kottler Ann Fosheim Sherry Wolff Jeana and Buddy Reisinger, Tiffany & Co. Kathryn Hodge Daniel B. Bextermueller Allen L. Furfine Nancy S. Kranzberg Lotta Fox Chairs Alix Kozin Martha C. Bickel Judith M. Garfinkel Barbara B. Krettek Cheri Fromm Sponsors Cheree Berry and Jeff York, Patron Tickets Amanda Lennon Joyce Bluett Barbara Gervais Linda Langsdorf Stacy Galt Caleres Cares Charitable Trust After Party Chairs James and Catherine Berges Rachel Lewis Peggy Botterman Bonnie B. Gibbs Allen Langston Janis G. Goldstein Wells Fargo Advisors Meredith Holbrook, President, Mr. and Mrs. Van-Lear Black III Tara Meyer Susan R. Boxerman Nathanne S. Gitt Ruth M. Lehrman Lori Harris Friends Board David A. Blanton Mirsi Patel Maureen M. Boyle Jessica D. Godfrey Patricia A. Leigh Janet Horlacher Additional Support Bryan Cave Leighton Lydia Prebish Carol L. Brabbeé Caroline S. Greene Anne F. Leners Susan Horseman Susan and Terry Block Presenting Sponsor Paisner LLP Jack P. Radley Rita Brinkmann Sarah Griesbach Linda O. Lewis Cabanne Howard Connie and Dan Burkhardt Wells Fargo Advisors BSI Constructors, Inc. Autumn Sauer Carol D. Burkholder Cristle Griwach Richard Lincoff Suzanne Johnson Meredith and Jim Holbrook The Daniel & Henry Company Ashley Kemper Suzanne and Jim Johnson Benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Daniels Dorothy L. Kreh Cynthia Nouri, Sasha Nicholas Centene Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David N. Farr Lisa and Steve Trulaske Emerson Mr. David C. Farrell Enterprise Holdings Foundation Ambassador and Mrs. Sam Fox Linda and Steve Finerty Table Patrons Nancy and Walter Galvin Edward Jones John and Susan Horseman Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bettie Schroth Johnson Hermann Jr. Kranzberg Family Charitable Husch Blackwell LLP Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Charles and Roz Lowenhaupt Reisinger Jr. Mercy Ross Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul L. Montupet Table Sponsors J.P. Morgan Private Bank Mr. and Mrs. W. Randolph Caro Schneithorst Reed and Baker Lawrence A. Reed Barrett Barrera LLC Peggy and Jerry Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Fox Jennifer and Nick Tompras Jane and Joel Hylen Michelle K. Trulaske KPMG LLP Mr. and Mrs. Kent Q. Kreh Robin Lehman Glass Nestlé Purina PetCare Company Renaissance Financial Corp Stifel Andy and Barbara Taylor with Carl Hamm at the 2018 Art in Bloom Barbara and Andy Taylor Docent Joyce Bluett (center) and friends at the annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Celebration Preview Party Thompson Coburn LLP

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Silvia S. Lipkin Susan Toelle Donna D. Crowley wwwJane A. Lewis Director’s Office Jane B. Loe Virginia E. Wachter Janet Culpepper Kyungeun Lim Mary V. Longrais Beverly A. Wagner Simone M. Daley Kerry Lyman Brent R. Benjamin, Deborah L. Zumwalt, Special John Remelius, Secretary to Jeanne Rosen, Senior Andrea Luebbert Eleanor M. Waltuch Rakshya Devkota Rose McCray The Barbara B. Taylor Projects Manager the Boards and Custodian Administrative Assistant Erin Mahony Susan B. Weber Ann E. Earley Tara E. Meyer Director of Records Ruth K. McBrayer Hilary Welsh Susana Erlin Anne Mills Ellen A. McCaffrey Susan Wolf Jane Fay William S. Mirza Rachel Aubuchon, Cathryn Gowan, Head of Rachel Shoup Swiston, Nancy F. McDonald Joanne E. Woll Ann Franke Barton W. Moenster Digital Experience and Media Photography Manager Digital Assets Publications Manager Monica McFee Gloria R. Woodcock Don Franke Anna Moreno Sean O’Neal, Director of Chad Curtis, Head of Caroline Philippone, Digital Bryan Wiebeck, Kathleen T. Mego Adrian Wright Anna E. Goodloe Elizabeth A. Paris Digital Experience and Digital Platforms Imaging Specialist Web Developer Mary B. Moog Elizabeth Zimbalist Norman Hertel Rosemary Pulliam Media Jessica Rahmer, Image Rights Alice Muckerman Deborah A. Zorensky Paula F. Hertel Craig Richter Manager Patricia G. Mugica Darcy Hunter Wooin Robinson Catherine A. Mullins Learning and Engagement Caitlin Isgriggs Sarah Schwartz Pam B. Murphy Carlene Fullerton Aniko Javorfi Margaret Siemer Administration and Operations Edward Nickels Beatrice Klingel A’Jonique P. Johnson Cortez Tillman Henry D. Onken James Tieszen Linda Kopetti Rosetta Weintraub Carolyn J. Schmidt, Deputy Human Resources Information Technology Museum Shop Noemi S. Oyarzabal Loretta A Wittenberg Melissa Kreishman Kent E. Wilbanks Director for Administration Nancy Martin, Human Adam Gegg, Information Debbie Boyer, Retail Sales Elizabeth M. Peterson and Operations and Resources Director Technology Director Director Billie M. Phillips Library Controller Lea Ann Barker, Payroll Stephen Carr, System Jennie Bogovich, Receiver/ Michael C. Pinney Mary P. Coxe Amanda Willenberg, Assistant Administrator Administrator Coordinator Belinda A. Powell Beverly B. Friedman to the Deputy Director Beverly LaFata, Benefits Richard Dachroeden, Network Christine Heinrich, Retail Sales Elizabeth Prentice Jane E. Gleason Manager Administrator Manager Carolyn S. Rankin Anne W. Hetlage Accounting Abigail Wagner, Human J. Patrick Fisher, Database Elizabeth Hileman, Susan Perrin, Daniel Q. Rankin Mary K. MacDonald Kimberly Sparkman, Resources Administrator Administrator Jane Vogt, Sales Associates Brooke Ray Jane F. Tucker Accounting Director Christopher Jagodka, Katie Lanning, Lead Sales Benedette Reh Chelsie Fetsch, Information Technology Associate Frances A. Reither Museum Shop Laura Renshaw, Accounting Technician Emilie C. Richardson Barbara Zoe Bernstein Coordinators Wendy Sporleder, Senior Bernice Z. Roemer Eleanor Blakemore Karen Frick, Accounting Database Administrator Lois Rubin Joyce M. Brandt Supervisor Kenneth Zinkl, Audio Visual Michael Salevouris Linda R. Drohlich Anne Bogart-Green, Accounts Technician George M. Sallwasser Sharon Estes Payable Specialist Denise Sandage Tracy C. Green Erin Hiltibidal, Monti Moore, JoAnn Sanditz JoAnn K. Grodsky Staff Accountants Norma Scallet Carol S. Hartnett Pamela K. Schuchat Diane Heigel Carolyn K. Sellers Virginia E. Hoeper Operations and Security Facilities Charles Moss, Michelle Museum Events Robert Serben Alzana Jakupovic Mark Macinski, Assistant Dave Perkins, Facility Manager Nephew, Emily Oliver, Kelsie Maria Kveton, Museum Events Barbara J. Shapiro Vinoda Kaup Director for Operations Thomas Boyle, Marvin Chaney, Pace, Cathleen Pelts, Erika Manager Dale L. Sharon Anne Madden and Security Maintenance Coordinators Ruth, Justin Rulo-Sabé, Dayne Jonathan Grimm, Muriel Sharpley Grace Pizzurro Leslie House, Senior Gerard McFarland, Sabo, Phyllis Santamaria, Eric Szambaris, AV Technicians Glenn J. Sheffield Sarah E. Roberts Administrative Assistant Fabrication Manager Kevin Schneider, Matthew Sharon S. Sienaski Cheryl J. Snell Schooley, Joshua Simpson, Security Lisa E. Silverberg Janet Thorn Engineering Gallery William Stephens, John David Hartung, Interim Carole A. Simon Zena Utrecht Anthony Schnurr, Engineering Michael Lipe, Gallery Manager Stucke, Michele Taylor, Craig Security Manager William Sitzer Elizabeth Von Rohr Supervisor Christiann Adams, Ann P. Thomas, Stanley Thomas, Christopher Beisel, Ernest Mary L. Smay Jane Williams Randall Guenther, Christopher Ahrens, Hareth Alasady, Trenise Troupe, Kimberly Wells, Campbell, Holly Childress, Barbara Martin Smith Wallace, Engineering Krasimira Angelova, Megan Mark Whiteside, Antoine W. Bixby Childress, Robert Jean K. Sosna Registration Technicians II Badger, Rebecca Davis, John Williams, Caitlin Winkler, Dorr, Joseph Doyle, Donald Carol M. Spann Corey S. Miller Alexander Johnson, Andrew Dean, Thomas Evola, Jennifer Robin Woods, Andrew Jones, Brian Min, Joseph Stacey Stefanski Barbara M. Spector Jones, Sean O’Coyle, Fank, Wendi Fitzgerald, Woodson, Candesse Yokley, Moungo, Valerie Page, Patricia R. Steger Engineering Technicians I Danielle Fleming, Paul Fleming, Gallery Attendants Michael Penny, John Perdue, Ken Stuckenschneider Visitor and Member Services Kyle Muskopf, Assistant Nathaniel Fortenberry, David Mark Dethrow, Gregory Kevin Sanders, Rebecca Ann P. Sullivan (VMS) Engineering Supervisor Gamache, Joe Ann Gleason, Gathing, Charles Jones, Tochtrop, James Vogt, Elizabeth K. Swank Isabel Ackerman Ian Greenlee, Jennifer Gallery Supervisors Rickey West, Security Officers Elizabeth K. Thorp Barbara J. Bauer Environmental Hamilton, Monica Hardin, Diane Hickman, Staff Jason Messenger, Rodney Susan Toelle Lucy Bloomstran Antonio Catchings, Claybourne Hart, Charles Entrance Attendant Oyler, Interim Supervisors/ Sarah Umlauf Narni Cahill Environmental Supervisor Hubbs, Gabrielle Ingle, Rochelle Richard Hiestand, Security Officers Nada A. Vaughn Sofia Carr Carla Davison, Darryl Johnson, Jackson, Vivica Johnson, Rose Simpson, Lead Gallery Daniel Newcomb, Jerome Veronique Vitt Kelly C. Carter Three colossal ancient Egyptian sculptures were installed in Sculpture Hall Ronald Johnson, Vick Johnson, Daniel Knese, Charles Liermann, Attendants White, Security Supervisors Barbara Volk Karen Cowdery as part of Sunken Cities: Egypt’s Lost Worlds Donnell Lawrence, Leonard Matthew McCartney, Aaron Mary von Tobel Mary J. Cramer Murphy, Environmental Aides McDaniel, Donald Morrison,

80 81 Staff

Curatorial Affairs and Museum Programs Development and External Affairs

Deanna Griffin, Assistant European Art to 1800 Learning and Engagement Multigenerational Learning Pat Seratti, Assistant to the Campaigns and Major Gifts Marketing and Communications Visitor and Member Services Director for Curatorial Judith Mann, Curator Amanda Thompson Rundahl, Lesley Wellman, Head of Deputy Director Bobby Sanderson, Director of Patricia Crowe, Director of Stephanie Recht, Visitor and Affairs and Museum Lisa Çakmak, The Andrew Director of Learning and Multigenerational Learning Campaigns and Major Gifts Marketing and Member Experience Manager Programs W. Mellon Foundation Engagement Haleigh Bachman, Kyla Dodd, Annual Programs Gina Adderley, Major Gifts Communications Kimberly Apicella, Jenalie Kalina Irving, Senior Associate Curator of Carol Spalding, Senior Rosemary Govan, Sydney Jennifer Thomas, Director of Officer Ellen Agnew, Social Media Auth, James Balmer, VMS Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant Mitchell, Jacob O’Neal, Annual Programs Sarah Nangle, Individual Gifts Coordinator Shift Leads Andrea Miller, Research China-Fumi Page, Claire Poteet, Michaeleh Metz, Membership Officer Marissa Dembkoski, Marketing Daniel Bextermueller, Nicole American Art Assistant Engagement and Interpretation Darrian Stewart, Mia Vance, and Annual Fund Officer Laura Schlereth, Cultivation Assistant Colombatto, William Dechand, M. Melissa Wolfe, Curator Ann Burroughs, Head of Hannah Ward, Hannah Weber, Tobias Raiser, Development and Prospect Research Matthew Hathaway, Teenuh Foster, David Helling, Beth Rubin, Research Assistant Modern and Contemporary Art Engagement and Kasia White, Museum Operations Manager Assistant Communications Manager Jill Jacoby, Jacqueline Juras, Amy Torbert, Assistant Simon Kelly, Curator Interpretation Assistants Sonya Walter, Major Gifts Lauren Kellett, Marketing Tara Kaufman, James E. Ladd, Curator Hannah Klemm, Assistant Cheryl Benjamin, Associate Danielle Brown, Assistant Records Coordinator Institutional Giving Coordinator Zak Marmalefsky, D’Anne Curator Educator Educator Vanessa Wear, Membership Amber Withycombe, Director Anne Simon, Digital Marketing Marzano, Haruna McAvoy, Arts of Africa, Oceania, and Molly Moog, Research Kaitlyn Garbarino, Engagement Emily Herman, Learning and Records Specialist of Institutional Giving Manager Regan Melton, Karla Meyer, the Americas Assistant and Interpretation Assistant Engagement Assistant Emilie Hensley, Institutional Amanda Millman, Thomas Nichole Bridges, The Morton Leslie McAdoo, Learning and Lisa Stelling-Jokisch, Senior Audience Development Giving Officer Moore, Cynthia Panian, D. May Curator of the Arts Prints, Drawings, and Engagement Assistant Educator Renee Franklin, Director of Kelly Howard, Grants Officer Marguerite Passaglia, Jasmine of Africa, Oceania, and the Photographs Nora Ryan, Early Childhood Audience Development Quintana, Charis Railey, Americas, Acting Elizabeth Wyckoff, Curator Educator Alexis Assam, The Romare Daniel Spink, Kathryn Vaughn, Amy Clark, Senior Research Heather Hughes, Senior Colleen Fitzsimmons-Wiviott, Bearden Graduate Museum Eric White, VMS Assistant Research Assistant and Associate Educator Fellow Representatives Alexander Marr, Assistant Study Room Manager Paula Ferrario, VMS Associate Curator Eric Lutz, Associate Curator Library Alexis Paz, Box Office Deborah Spivak, The Andrew Gretchen L. Wagner, The Keli Rylance, Head Librarian Supervisor W. Mellon Foundation Andrew W. Mellon Charles Handy, Technical Madeline Perel, Group Sales Fellow for Ancient Foundation Fellow for Services Librarian Associate American Art Prints, Drawings, and Clare Vasquez, Public Services Photographs Librarian Exhibitions and Collections Asian Art Abigail Yoder, Research Bryan Young, Library Assistant Philip Hu, Curator Assistant Jeanette Fausz, Assistant Conservation Design Registration Mimi Huang, Research Director for Exhibitions and L. Hugh Shockey, Head of Jon Cournoyer, Head of Design Ella Rothgangel, Head of Assistant Collections Conservation Katie Joyce, Design Project Registration Elaine Harris, Senior Sophie Barbisan, Raina Chao, Coordinator Sarah Biggs, Cataloguer Decorative Arts and Design Administrative Assistant Julie Ribits, Assistant Josef Krajnovich, Jonathan Patricia Boulware, Collections David Conradsen, The Grace Conservators Pelhank, Graphic Designers Documentation Assistant L. Brumbaugh and Richard Art Preparation and Installation Mary Culver, Collections Care Lauri Kramer, Graphic Design Carol Clark, Collections E. Brumbaugh Curator of Christopher Moreland, Head Technician and Production Specialist Database Administrator Decorative Arts and Design Preparator Brian Koelz, Conservation David Burnett, Installation Diane Mallow, Associate Genevieve Cortinovis, The John Bauer, Lead Preparator Technician Designer Registrar Andrew W. Mellon Jonathan Bloomer, Senior Miriam Murphy, Claire Jamie Sepich, Sarah Wright, Foundation Assistant Preparator Winfield, Associate Exhibition Administration Assistant Registrars Curator of Decorative Joshua Meyer, Collections Care Conservators Courtney McCarty, Exhibitions Arts and Design Technician Project Manager List as of December 31, 2018 Brittany Luberda, Research Laura Mullen, Gwendolyn Assistant Stewart, Alec Wright, Preparators Timothy Skornia, Mount Maker

The following individuals were also employed by the Saint Louis Art Museum between January 1, 2017, and December 31, 2018:

Katherine Amrein, Sharon Anders, Katherine Arft, Robert Ballock, Melissa Bauer, Craig Bausley, Hannah Becker, Lizbeth Beldner, Lucy Bloomstran, Rosemary Bornstein, Vivian Brill, Rita Chang, Lucas Carroll, Lauren Caskey, Marianne Cavanaugh, Leah Chizek, Jessica Cooper, Meghan Crandall, Lilith Daly, Ja’Von Dillon, Jennifer Doyle, Sean Dunn, Judith Dwyer, Addoley Dzegede, Cydney Engel, Kathy Ewing, Julian Feix, Patrick Fox, Robin Frisella, Jonathon Gamache, Dustin Glastetter, Anna Goodloe, Donna Govro, Jason Gray, Carl Hamm, Steven Harf, Christopher N. Harris, Christopher R. Harris, Riley Hawkins, India Hearn, Hatta Holmes, Alecia House, Marion Jackson, Markita Jackson, Diana Jaskierny, Taylor Jeromos, Gwendolyn Johnson, Laine Johnson, Milton Johnson, Cynthia Jones, Tara Kaufman, Timothy Kelly, Patricia Kilbride, Elizabeth Kimutis, Tessa Klassen, Michael Krueger, Mary Krupnik, Katherine Langdon, Jeffrey R. Lager, Margaret Licklider, Francine Lindemann, Elyse Mack, Shaun Maddox, Lynn Maurice, Jasmine McCurry, Kelsey McGinnis, Gregory McMullen, Nicholas Miles, Thomas Moore, Kamia Moore Peoples, Justin Murphy, Yvonne Osei, Rhiannon Paget, Katarra Parson, Melissa Peifer, Zoe Perkins, Michael Peters, Stan Piekarski, Breanna Poston, Jade Powers, Associate Conservator Claire Winfield prepares Benjamin West’s 1775 painting Daniel Interpreting to Belshazzar Nicholas Pozzo, Andrea Purnell, Andrew Quon, Anand Raj, Rebecca Rea, Timothy Reeder, Isaac Richardson, Larry Roberts, Matthew Robinson, the Handwriting on the Wall, a 2018 acquisition Elizabeth Robson, Ethan Rolf, Sara Ryu, Lindsey Schifko, Derek Schwartz, Janet Simpson, Patricia Simpson, Norma Sindelar, Joseph Slavich, Jacqueline Y. Smith, Cheryl Snell, David Stapf, Keara Teeter, Patrick Turco, Walter Turner, Mariah Walker, Ronald West, Sherri Williams, Shaudria Wise, Gary Wuest, Sydney Young, Danielle Zeis, Layla Zubi

82 83 ART MUSEUM SUBDISTRICT OF THE METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM SUBDISTRICT OF THE METROPOLITAN ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND MUSEUM DISTRICT OF THE ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND MUSEUM DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY CITY OF ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY COMBINED STATEMENT OF NET POSITION COMBINED STATEMENT OF NET POSITION Page 1 Of 2 Page 2 Of 2 December 31, 2018 December 31, 2018

Business-Type Activities Museum Subdistrict Foundation Total Assets Business-Type Activities Current Assets Museum Cash and cash equivalents: Subdistrict Foundation Total Unrestricted $ 26,194,312 $ 14,348,425 $ 40,542,737 Liabilities Restricted 3,142,015 9,578,070 12,720,085 Current Liabilities Due from the Metropolitan Zoological Park and Bonds payable - due within one year $ — $ 1,085,000 $ 1,085,000 Museum District 6,267,474 — 6,267,474 Accounts payable 4,145,834 5 8 5 4,146,419 Investments: Accrued expenses 965,764 — 965,764 Unrestricted — 9,135,365 9,135,365 Obligations under split-interest agreements — 75,919 75,919 Restricted — 822,960 822,960 Other liabilities 17,895 94,000 111,895 Receivables: Total Current Liabilities 5,129,493 1,255,504 6,384,997 Tax revenue from the Metropolitan Zoological Park and Museum District, net of an allowance Noncurrent Liabilities of $715,152 13,103,876 — 13,103,876 Obligations under split-interest agreements — 279,990 279,990 Unrestricted contributions — 404,323 404,323 Net pension liability 7,614,931 — 7,614,931 Restricted contributions — 400,950 400,950 Bonds payable due in more than one year — 8,545,000 8,545,000 Unrestricted interest and investment proceeds 32,917 87,192 120,109 Other liabilities 1,832,772 — 1,832,772 Restricted interest and investment proceeds 11,775 102,867 114,642 Total Noncurrent Liabilities 9,447,703 8,824,990 18,272,693 Grants 95,904 — 95,904 Accounts: Total Liabilities 14,577,196 10,080,494 24,657,690 Unrestricted 450,537 — 450,537 Prepaid expenses 143,007 — 143,007 Deferred Inflows Of Resources Beneficial interest in trust held by others 66,333 — 66,333 Difference between expected and actual experience - Inventory held for resale 274,255 — 274,255 pension 454,789 — 454,789 Total Current Assets 49,782,405 34,880,152 84,662,557 Irrevocable split interest agreement 66,333 — 66,333 Total Deferred Inflows Of Resources 521,122 — 521,122 Noncurrent Assets Receivables: Net Position Restricted contributions — 39,600 39,600 Net investment in capital assets 123,736,172 (9,630,000) 114,106,172 Investments: Restricted: Unrestricted 18,069,865 61,798,087 79,867,952 Expendable: Restricted 6,474,798 114,267,176 120,741,974 Art acquisition and other 4,947,999 43,170,129 48,118,128 Capital assets, net: Capital campaign — 7,202,547 7,202,547 Depreciable: Nonexpendable: Buildings and building improvements 123,629,593 — 123,629,593 Endowment principal 4,680,589 74,799,347 79,479,936 Furniture, fixtures, and equipment 106,579 — 106,579 Unrestricted 50,636,623 85,362,498 135,999,121 Total Noncurrent Assets 148,280,835 176,104,863 324,385,698 Total Net Position $ 184,001,383 $ 200,904,521 $ 384,905,904 Total Assets 198,063,240 210,985,015 409,048,255

Deferred Outflows Of Resources Pension contributions 355,628 — 355,628 Difference between expected and actual earnings on pension investments 163,756 — 163,756 Changes in proportionate share - pension 517,077 — 517,077 Total Deferred Outflows Of Resources 1,036,461 — 1,036,461

The auditor's report and accompanying notes to the financial statements are not included in this report. The auditor's report and accompanying notes to the financial statements are not included in this report. A complete set of the financial statements is available upon request. A complete set of the financial statements is available upon request.

84 85 ART MUSEUM SUBDISTRICT OF THE METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM SUBDISTRICT OF THE METROPOLITAN ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND MUSEUM DISTRICT OF THE ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND MUSEUM DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY CITY OF ST. LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES AND COMBINED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS For CHANGES IN NET POSITION The Year Ended December 31, 2018 For The Year Ended December 31, 2018

Business-Type Activities Business-Type Activities Museum Museum Subdistrict Foundation Total Subdistrict Foundation Total Cash Flows From Operating Activities Operating Revenues Receipts from patrons $ 2,223,171 $ 4,048,982 $ 6,272,153 Receipts from deaccessions of collections 845,440 — 845,440 Merchandise sales and admissions $ 2,505,324 $ 28,386 $ 2,533,710 Other operating cash receipts 2,919,910 19 2,919,929 Members' contributions — 4,074,096 4,074,096 Payments to suppliers of goods and services ( 19,380,001) ( 1,290,309) ( 20,670,310) Proceeds from deaccessions of collections 845,440 — 845,440 Payments to employees (17,282,230) — (17,282,230) Contributions of art 5,527,707 — 5,527,707 Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Operating Activities ( 30,673,710) 2,758,692 ( 27,915,018) Other earned revenue 3,046,451 1 9 3,046,470 Cash Flows From Noncapital Financing Activities Total Operating Revenues 11,924,922 4,102,501 16,027,423 Cash collections of support from Zoo Museum District 24,591,724 — 24,591,724 Payments to (from) the Foundation 8,028,871 ( 8,028,871) — Operating Expenses Proceeds from contributions 1,017,939 2,031,672 3,049,611 Program services: Investment subject to split-interest agreements — 23,289 23,289 Curatorial and conservation 4,109,006 — 4,109,006 Net payments for split-interest agreements — (72,996) (72,996) Exhibitions 3,291,600 — 3,291,600 Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Noncapital Financing Activities 33,638,534 (6,046,906) 27,591,628 Education and library 1,565,079 — 1,565,079 Cash Flows From Investing Activities Accessions of art for collections 10,443,531 — 10,443,531 Purchase of investments ( 6,016,623) ( 34,558,272) ( 40,574,895) Gallery operations: Investment income 274,719 4,702,477 4,977,196 Building operations and maintenance 11,494,090 — 11,494,090 Proceeds from sale of investments 6,544,582 35,506,691 42,051,273 Protective services 3,307,411 — 3,307,411 Net Cash Provided By Investing Activities 802,678 5,650,896 6,453,574 Management and general: Cash Flows From Capital And Related Financing Activities Administration 11,820,260 190,649 12,010,909 Cash collections of grant support 84,434 — 84,434 Museum shop 1,105,667 — 1,105,667 Proceeds from capital contributions — 7,710,428 7,710,428 Fundraising: Payments on bonds payable — (9,340,000) ( 9,340,000) Development 3,130,936 391,723 3,522,659 Interest paid ( 298,997) — ( 298,997) Purchase of property and equipment ( 1,069,163) — ( 1,069,163) Total Operating Expenses 50,267,580 582,372 50,849,952 Net Cash Used In Capital And Related Financing Activities (1,283,726) (1,629,572) (2,913,298) Operating Income (Loss) (38,342,658) 3,520,129 (34,822,529) Net Increase In Cash And Cash Equivalents 2,483,776 733,110 3,216,886 Nonoperating Revenues (Expenses) Cash And Cash Equivalents - Beginning Of Year 26,852,551 23,193,385 50,045,936 Tax revenue from the Metropolitan Zoological Park Cash And Cash Equivalents - End Of Year $ 29,336,327 $ 23,926,495 $ 53,262,822 and Museum District 22,876,522 — 22,876,522 Contributions and bequests 943,089 2,311,891 3,254,980 Reconciliation Of Operating Income (Loss) To Net Grants 95,904 — 95,904 Cash Provided By (Used In) Operating Activities Investment income (loss) 282,859 (13,292,830) (13,009,971) Operating income (loss) $ (38,342,658) $ 3,520,129 $ (34,822,529) Change in value of split-interest agreements — (12,357) (12,357) Adjustments to reconcile operating income (loss) to net Interest expense (298,999) — (298,999) cash provided by (used in) operating activities: Payments from the Foundation (payments to the Depreciation and amortization 5,522,662 — 5,522,662 Write off of contributions receivable — 391,723 391,723 Subdistrict) 8,028,871 (8,028,871) — Provision for uncollectible taxes 133,162 — 133,162 Total Nonoperating Revenues (Expenses) 31,928,246 (19,022,167) 12,906,079 Changes in assets and liabilities: Accounts receivable ( 126,541) — ( 126,541) Loss Before Capital Contributions And Prepaid expenses 795,884 — 795,884 Inventory held for resale 8,694 — 8,694 Bequests And Additions To Permanent Accounts payable 1,052,188 ( 1,099,660) (47,472) Endowment (6,414,412) (15,502,038) (21,916,450) Accrued expenses 41,841 — 41,841 Net pension liability 432,893 — 432,893 Capital Contributions And Bequests — 204,176 204,176 Other liabilities (191,835) (53,500) (245,335) Total adjustments 7,668,948 (761,437) 6,907,511

Additions To Permanent Endowment 50,100 111,504 161,604 Net Cash Provided By (Used In) Operating Activities $ (30,673,710) $ 2,758,692 $ (27,915,018)

Decrease In Net Position (6,364,312) (15,186,358) (21,550,670) Supplemental Disclosure Of Cash Flow Information Accounts payable incurred for capital asset purchases $ 109,875 $ — $ 109,875 Net Position - Beginning Of Year 190,365,695 216,090,879 406,456,574 Unrealized gain (loss) on investments (364,080) ( 28,719,425) ( 29,083,505) Net Position - End Of Year $ 184,001,383 $ 200,904,521 $ 384,905,904

The auditor's report and accompanying notes to the financial statements are not included in this report. The auditor's report and accompanying notes to the financial statements are not included in this report. A complete set of the financial statements is available upon request. A complete set of the financial statements is available upon request.

86 87 Design: Jon Cournoyer

Production: Lauri Kramer

Editor: Jane Friedman

Contributing Authors: Jeanette Fausz, Jason Gray, Deanna Griffin, Matthew Hathaway, Kelly Howard, Nancy Martin, John Remelius, Ella Rothgangel, Amanda Thompson Rundahl, Bobby Sanderson, Rachel Swiston, Jennifer Thomas, Amber Withycombe, and Deborah Zumwalt

Composed in Sabon

Cover image: Angelica Kauffmann, Swiss, 1741–1807; Woman in Turkish Dress, 1767; oil on canvas; 24 1/2 × 19 1/2 inches; Funds given by Dr. E. Robert and Carol Sue Schultz 704:2018

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