New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report

2011–2012 chairman's and contents director's report

3 CHAIRMAN'S AND DIRECTOR’S REPORT For many years, we have reported to you on the milestones of each with a thoughtful and humane leadership, committed to museum fiscal year, describing in detail the most important additions to the best practices and bringing quality services to the community… 6 THE COLLECTION collections, our significant exhibitions and programs, and any The Museum is a well-run, forward-looking establishment, with changes in management. We also have scrupulously described our physical facility that now does justice to its remarkable collections.” 44 EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS financial stability. This year, we are pleased to be able to share Financial Stability: The AAM called the management of financial with you the results of the 2011 subsequent reaccreditation report assets “exemplary.” 47 MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS issued by the American Association of Museums, the result of a careful scrutiny of all aspects of the Museum’s activities last reviewed in 1999. We are honored by the praise of the visiting committee and are 52 EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS pleased that our efforts have been appreciated by the American The visiting committee spent two days meeting with staff Association of Museums. The past successes with which they were 61 FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT/VISITOR SERVICES members and Trustees. Earlier, they had examined dozens of familiar have been more than equaled by the most recently documents compiled by the staff as part of the rigorous analysis completed fiscal year. The following statistics will serve as a summary. 68 DEVELOPMENT EVENTS the visiting committee is asked to perform. Exhibitions: 26 71 MEMBERS The following are brief but significant excerpts from the Public Programs: 1,553 re-accreditation document. Events: 127 77 DONORS TO THE FY12 ANNUAL FUND AND Visitors: 68,056 INDIVIDUAL GIFTS TO OPERATIONS Collections: “Impressive depth, quality and national significance.” Students served: 11,049 Exhibitions: “The installations of permanent and loan Full-time employees: 19 Part-time employees: 13 81 ADDITIONAL DONATIONS AND GIFTS collection…were, without exception, top notch. The serious Operating Budget: $2,916,279 concern for the overall appearance and layout of the exhibitions 86 STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS was everywhere evident…Ample interpretation in the form of Listed elsewhere in this report are all of these exhibitions and informative labels and interpretive literature.” many of the events and programs. It is a remarkable achievement 89 VOLUNTEERS Programming: “The Museum’s vibrant educational and public that so much activity should take place at the New Britain Museum. programming amply demonstrates its wholehearted commitment The staff, working in harmony with our more than 350 volunteers, 92 FINANCIAL REPORT to providing the New Britain community specifically, and the worked diligently to present a wide range of different offerings larger region generally, with intellectual access to its many designed to appeal to people of all ages and interests. A wopping artistic treasures. Furthermore, its modernized facilities now 41% of our visitors participate in an event or program. Support for the Museum’s operations, exhibitions and education programs are provided in part by the Dr. Pauline M. provide unfettered physical access to its programs and collections.” Alt Education Fund, Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions, Martha Pease Bronson Endowment Fund, Jay and Management: “The Committee found the NBMAA an altogether Among our personal favorites was the exhibition The Tides of Lorraine Bruemmer Memorial Fund, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Fund, Building and Furnishings Fund, Chase impressive institution, having an exemplary museum culture, Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Art Colony (1899–2011) Family Curator of American Art Fund, Jean and Harold Clarke Memorial Endowment Fund, Elizabeth and Stanley M. Cooper Fund, Margaret M. Cooper Fund, Kathryn Cox Endowment Fund for Special Exhibitions, Docent Yellow Our Collections team received serious accolades from the AAM on its design and layout of our exhibitions and Bus Fund, Education Fund, Endowment Fund, Henry Sage Goodwin Fund, Harold M. and Charlene Gray Fund, permanent collection, Rudolf Nureyev by James Wyeth was on view in the Davis Gallery through July 31, 2011. Holiday Decorating Fund, Grace Judd Landers Fund, Robert Lehman Lecture Fund, Martha and Henry Pelton Fund, Catharine M. Rogers Lecture Series Fund, Helen Talcott Stanley Fund, and the Elizabeth Wick Fund.

The growth and conservation of the collection is made possible by the income from the Barstow Fund, Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, William F. Brooks Fund, Jane and Victor Darnell Fund, General Purchase Fund, Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Fund, Edward A. and Mary W. Mag Fund, Members Purchase Fund, Joseph H. and Janet L. Myers Fund, Luda S. Piecka Fund, Charles F. Smith Fund, John Butler Talcott Fund, funding from the Helen P.G. and John Vibberts Fund at the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain, and the Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase Fund.

Cover: Randolph John Rogers, Nydia, The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, 1855–1866, Marble, 36 x 18 x 18 in., Charles F. Smith Fund, 2011.103

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which subsequently traveled to three other museums around for Public Giving for funding the acquisition of Blue Marlin, a established for 42 cars of our visitors. This land acquisition also has Several Trustees rotated off the Board and were elected Emeriti the country. The scholarly catalogue that accompanied this large and impressive watercolor by James Prosek, an artist who allowed us the possibility of future expansion of the building, as Trustees, including Donna Stout and Lindsley Wellman. Their exhibition will be invaluable for generations to come. Another will be given a one man show here from March 22–June 22, any addition would entail the loss of 10-15 existing parking spaces. accomplishments were described at the Annual Meeting in offering,Searching the Horizon: The Real American West, 1830-1920 2014. Over the last five years, the Museum has continued to October, 2011. During the year, Sylvia Bonney and Nelson H. (Works from the Bank of America Collection), represented a collaboration expand its collection of outdoor sculpture, so that now 17 Several years ago, the Museum launched its Fund for American White were elected Honorary Trustees. Sam Bailey, William between the Museum and the Bank of America and allowed sculptures may be enjoyed by wandering the two and a half acres Art, the result of a careful scrutiny of our need to expand our Chase, John Howard, and Kathryn West joined the Board of us to assemble works of art from bank collections all over the of land surrounding the Museum. We wish to acknowledge the operating endowment as well as to acquire additional land both Trustees. The Fund for American Art was enriched by a generous country and helped to redefine and reexamine our traditional generosity of the Renee and Chaim Gross Foundation and Martin for parking and for future buildings. As of June 30, 2012 the bequest from Agnes Cowlam. Over the years, the number of view of Western expansion and the role played by our indigenous Kline for their long-term loans of key outdoor sculptures. Museum has raised, from a wide variety of different sources, members in our Heritage Society has swollen, so we now count peoples. Martin Kline: Romantic Nature was a breathtakingly beautiful approximately $4,173,028. We need to continue this effort, as 79 individuals, as committed Museum supporters who have show which was admired enormously by everyone who had an Our outstanding docents and the Education Department headed the operating endowment remains the source of only a small elected to include a bequest to the Museum of money and/or opportunity to study his large and colorful encaustic paintings. by Linda Mare were successful in interpreting these exhibitions portion of our expenses and as our audience expands, the artworks through their wills. as well as the permanent collection with a series of stimulating Museum wishes to meet this demand with as much effectiveness In addition to these exhibitions, we are very grateful to Barbara programs as described in the separate Education Report. and creativity as possible. We are most grateful to the Board of Trustees for its leadership Belgrade Spargo for allowing us to display her personal collection and generosity, to the staff which goes beyond the call of duty of American masterpieces, a promised gift to the Museum, and Similarly, the Development Department exceeded expectations once With sadness we report the death of Trustee Rita Heimann, who each year, to our hundreds of volunteers, many of whom have to Ronald Vance, whose gift to the Museum of the personal again, with a record number of members and donors and two highly was an active member of the Acquisition and Loan Committee. worked here for years, and others who have just joined our collection of George Deem was on display for several months. successful fundraisers, The Art of Wine & Food and The ART An exhibition of her collection was organized by the Museum volunteer corps. Most of all, we wish to thank the thousands of As always, the NEW/NOW artists added a creative punch to our Party of the Year. We are most grateful to Claudia Thesing, Director in 2009. She was devoted to collecting American art and was members and donors for their financial commitment, which calendar. The Members’ Show and the Art from New Britain Public of Development, who is enormously capable and intelligent. thoroughly invested in the progress and activities of the Museum. allows us to achieve a balanced budget once again this year and Parochial School exhibitions helped reinforce our continuing We are most grateful to her for her bequest of 32 American paintings while providing services of incalculable value to our more than commitment to the artists of all ages from our immediate region. Because of the ever-increasing demand on our building, we have and she also left a sum of money to establish an endowed fund for 68,000 visitors. come to the conclusion that it is being used to maximum capacity. future additions to the Collection. Other long-term supporters This year, Melanie Carr Eveleth, Manager of Volunteer and Each year we acquire hundreds of works of art and need more and volunteers who died last year include long-term Trustee Visitor Services and Anna Rogulina, Assistant Curator, space to display them. During our First Fridays, American Savings Bill Batchelor, Ruth de Groff, Martha Dixon, Ronald Meehan, coordinated a series of New Media installations that allow us Foundation Free Saturday Mornings, and the many other times Michael Powell, William H. Robinson Jr., and Glo Sessions. to examine creativity in the digital age. We look forward to for special events and programs, parking in our neighborhood John R. Rathgeber Douglas Hyland continuing this series which is particularly appealing to those was hard to obtain. Last year, we raised the money to purchase Chairman of the Board of Trustees Director interested in innovation and technology. Over the last fiscal 35 Park Place, which was subsequently razed and a parking lot year, we changed the Low Gallery three times. We called upon Chairman of the Board, John Rathgeber, with Chuck Shivery, husband of Board Member members of the LIC Committee to choose favorite works from Chris Shivery, at The ART Party of the Year. Photo by The Defining Photo. Director Douglas Hyland with artist Martin Kline at The ART Party of the Year. the Permanent Collection for display, and then we borrowed significant examples from the extensive Currier & Ives Collection of Dr. Dorrance Kelly. Finally, we displayed the political caricatures of Oscar Berger, which were especially relevant in this presidential election year.

Listed in this report are the additions to the collection. Dozens of individuals and particularly supportive artists donated paintings, sculptures, photographs and graphic works of all periods and styles. Among the purchases of note are Portrait of Madame T, 1888, by Edmund C. Tarbell, Randolph John Rogers’ Nydia, the Blind Girl of Pompeii, c. 1860 and Rashaad Newsome’s Mary, 2011. Ellen Wineberg donated several major works by contemporary Boston artists and the Elbert Weinberg Foundation donated The Blind Sister of Narcissus, 1989. Through the generosity of Judith O'Rourke, over 400 vitreographs were accessioned so that the Museum now houses one of the most comprehensive collections of this type in the country. The Museum would also like to thank the Richard P. Garmany Fund at the Hartford Foundation

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ACQUISITIONS LIST MARJORIE BALL (b. 1947) Gift of Judith O'Rourke LINDA BLACKBURN 9 x 7K in. 21 x 15 in. (image), 27 x 21 in. plates (sheet) NINA ACKMANN (b. 1939) Homework Time, 2011 2012.50.116 (b. 1941) Gift of Julie Heller in honor of (sheet) 18 x 24 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke In The Sticks, 2011 Solarplate intaglio Carolina Landscape, 1986 Stephan Borkowski Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) 2012.50.156.11 Solarplate intaglio 4I x 6J in. (image), 12 x 9 in. ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.14 2012.50.108 Gift of Judith O'Rourke leh halt' ihu, mir gehort cr! (Fafner Kills 6 x 4 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. (paper) (paper) (1829–1883) 11G x 14G in. (image), 21 x Tapestry Ride, 2005 2012.50.156.4 Fasolt for DAS REINGOLD), 1988 Gift of The Providence Art Club Gift of The Providence Art Club The Skating Party, n.d. 22H in. (sheet) JOAN THOMPSON Vitreograph print from glass plates Bin ich nun Frei? (Alberich Puts His Vitreograph prints from glass 2011.81.09 2011.81.05 Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke BOGHOSSIAN (b. 1932) 13 x 22 in. (image), 20 x 28 in. Curse on the Ring for DAS REINGOLD), plates 6 x 9I in. 2012.50.115 My Shadow, 2011 (sheet) 1988 16 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. GLEN ALPS (1914–1996) WALTER DARBY Bequest of Rita Heimann Carolina Still Life, 1986 Solarplate intaglio Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph prints from glass (sheet) Pilchuck Summer, 1987 BANNARD (b. 1934) 2012.48.2 Vitreograph print from glass plates 5 x 6H in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 2012.50.107 plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates White Lightning, 1987 11G x 14G in. (image), 21 x (paper) 16 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. 2012.50.156.10 18 x 24 in. (image), 26 x 33 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates FERN BERMAN (b. 1958) 22H in. (sheet) Gift of The Providence Art Club SUZETTE BROSS (b. 1968) (sheet) So Verfluch' ich die Liebe! (Alberich (sheet) 16 x 16 in. (image), 29H x 21 in. Architecture 101, 1999 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.81.07 Untitled #6, 2008 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Renounces Love for DAS REINGOLD), Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) C-Print on watercolor fiber paper 2012.50.114 Photograph 2012.50.156.8 1988 2012.50.223 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 30 in. RONALD BOLT (b. 1952) 6H x 5 in. on 14 x 11 in. paper Deinen stechenden Blick (Flosshilde Vitreograph prints from glass 2012.50.117 Gift of the artist OSCAR FLORIANUS Black Mountain (for JB), 1986 Gift of the artist Tempts Alberich for DAS REINGOLD), plates BART ST. ARMAND (b. 1943) 2012.17 BLUEMNER (1867–1938) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011.99.1 1988 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Waipio Valley Vision: The Big Island, LEONARD BASKIN (1922– Passaic (South), 1914 21 x 29 in. Untitled #12, 2008 Vitreograph prints from glass (sheet) Hawaii, 2011 2000) FRED BIRKHILL (b. 1951) Ink and crayon on paper Gift of Judith O'Rourke Photograph plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Whiteline woodblock Red Thistle, c. 1970 Reliquary Noir, 1996 4M x 7H in. 2012.50.111 6H x 5 in. on 14 x 11 in. paper 12 x 16 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. 2012.50.156.3 6 x 7H in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Lithograph Vitreograph print from glass plates Bequest of Rita Heimann Gift of the artist (sheet) Tückischer Zwerg! (Alberich takes the (paper) 18 x 12 in. 17H x 12H in. (image), 22H x 2012.48.3 ALFRED THOMPSON 2011.99.2 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Tarnhelm for DAS RINGOLD), 1988 Gift of The Providence Art Club Gift of Michael LeWitt in 15 in. (sheet) Washington Heights, 1913 BRICHER (1837–1908) Untitled #13, 2008 2012.50.156.2 Vitreograph prints from glass 2011.81.20 memory of Celeste LeWitt, Gift of Judith O'Rourke Watercolor on paper Looking Off Shore, n.d. Photograph flieh' des Ringes Fluch! (Erda Warns plates November 7, 1918 March 6, 2011 2012.50.110 4I x 7½ in. Watercolor on paper 6H x 5 in. on 14 x 11 in. paper Wotan for DAS REINGOLD), 1988 11H x 14 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. JOAN ARNAUD (b. 1940) 2011.66 The Reliquary, 1996 Bequest of Rita Heimann 10¾ x 19¼ in. Gift of the artist Vitreograph prints from glass (sheet) Abstract Impressions, 2011 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.48.4 Bequest of Rita Heimann 2011.99.3 plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Mixed media monotype BENNETT BEAN (b. 1941) 17H x 12H in. (image), 26H x 2012.48.5 Untitled #23, 2008 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2012.50.156.6 6 x 8H in. (image), 12 x 9 in. DNA Portrait #1, 2002 21 in. (sheet) JOYCE BLUNK (b. 1939) Photograph (sheet) Wo bang die Krote sich birgt (Loge Tricks (paper) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Seeing Red, 1995 CYNTHIA BRINGLE (b. 1939) 6H x 5 in. on 14 x 11 in. paper Gift of Judith O'Rourke Alberich for DAS REINGOLD), 1988 Gift of The Providence Art Club 14 x 11 in. (image), 20 x 16 in. 2012.50.109 Vitreograph print from glass plates Dye Shed Porch, 2005 Gift of the artist 2012.50.156.9 Vitreograph prints from glass 2011.81.10 (sheet) 16 x 12 in. (image), 22H x 30 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011.99.4 Hei! Wer ist dort? (Alberich watches the plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke ED BLACKBURN (b. 1940) in. (sheet) 15 x 22 in. (image), 21 x 28 in. Rhine Maidens for DAS REINGOLD), 15 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) 2012.50.123 Charlotte Print, 1986 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) ANDREW BUCK (b. 1950) 1988 (sheet) Sally in a Beret, 1950–1952 Self Portrait with DNA, 2002 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.104 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Rockface 25, 2008 Vitreograph prints from glass Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil crayon on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates 14G x 18H in. (image), 21 x 2012.50.106 Pigment inkjet print plates 2012.50.156.5 12 x 9 in. 30 x 24 in. (image), 37 x 30 in. 25H in. (sheet) VARUJAN BOGHOSIAN Red Pots, 2005 44 x 44 in. 16 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. Wo bist du? (Alberich Becomes Invisible Bequest of Rita Heimann (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke (b. 1926) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist (sheet) to Mime for DAS REINGOLD), 1988 2012.48.1 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.112 Untitled, n.d. 20 x 16 in. (image), 28 x 23 in. 2012.51 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph prints from glass 2012.50.225 Movie Print, 1986 Collage (sheet) 2012.50.156.1 plates GEORGE BAER (1893–1971) Vitreograph print from glass plate 10 x 9I in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke THOMAS S. BUECHNER in der Gotter neum Glanze, sonnt euch 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Sharon Mountain Farm, 1941 RICK BECK (b. 1960) 14G x 18H in. (image), 21 x 22 Gift of Julie Heller in honor of 2012.50.105 (1926–2003) selig fortan! (Wotan Enters Valhalla for (sheet) Oil on board Fetish, 2000–2001 in. (sheet) Lester and Adele Heller Als Pfand foglst du uns jetz (Fafner DAS REINGOLD), 1988 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 26 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.13 EDWINA BRINGLE (b. 1939) and Fasolt Carry off Freia for DAS Vitreograph prints from glass 2012.50.156.7 Gift of Douglas W. Rick 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22H in. 2012.50.113 Untitled, n.d. Sky Garden, 2005 REINGOLD), 1988 plates 2012.46 (sheet) Collage Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph prints from glass 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in.

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ARLENE BURKE-MORGAN Bequest of Rita Heimann Vitreograph print from glass plates Fond Hope, 2011 PRESTON DICKINSON Oil on board STANLEY FELLMAN (b. 1932) 20 x 16 in. (b. 1950) 2012.48.6 12I x 17I in. (image), 18 x Linocut (1889–1930) 17H x 25H in. Augsburg, Germany, 1958 (printed Gift of the artist Before the Veil, 2005 22H in. (sheet) 8 x 6 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. The Siphon, c. 1930 Gift of Dorothy Whitehead 1958) 2012.25.11 Vitreograph print from glass plates ARTHUR CARTER (b. 1931) Gift of Judith O'Rourke (paper) Gouache, pen and ink on paper 2011.132.1 Gelatin-silver print St. Peter’s Square, 1958 (printed 16 x 16 in. (image), 23 x 22 in. Untitled with Red and Blue, 2008 2012.50.118 Gift of The Providence Art Club 22 x 11H in. 18¾ x 14½ in. 2011) (sheet) Aluminum 2011.81.02 Bequest of Rita Heimann CONNOR EVERTS (b. 1928) Gift of the artist Gelatin-silver print Gift of Judith O'Rourke 33 x 33 in. SYDNEY CROSS (b. 1955) 2012.48.8 Blue Plate Special (State II), 1989 2012.25.5 18 x 24 in. 2012.50.216 Gift of the artist Collected Facts, 1994 JAMES DAUGHERTY Vitreograph print from glass plates Bad Tölz, 1958 (printed 1958) Gift of the artist In the Beginning, 2005 2011.92 Vitreograph print from glass plates (1921–2005) ARTHUR GARFIELD DOVE 28 x 22 in. (image), 41 x 29 in. Gelatin-silver print 2012.25.6 Vitreograph print from glass plates 12H x 9H in. (image), 14 x 11 in. Two Women Walking, c. 1915–1916 (1880–1946) (sheet) 16 x 20 in. Venice, Italy, 1958 (printed 1958) 16 x 16 in. (image), 23 x 22 in. NANCY CHAPMAN (b. 1942) (sheet) Pastel on paper Untitled #3, c. 1942 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist Gelatin-silver print (sheet) tante pis, 2011 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 17¾ in. Watercolor on paper 2012.50.102 2012.25.2 20 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Solarplate relief 2012.50.119 Bequest of Rita Heimann 5M x 8J in. Blue Ridge Tumble, 1989 Landsberg, Germany, 1958 (printed Gift of the artist 2012.50.214 7 x 5 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Evidence to Believe, 1996 2012.48.9 Bequest of Rita Heimann Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011) 2012.25.3 Magnification of Joshua II, 2005 (paper) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.48.10 24 x 29 in. (image), 29 x 41 in. Gelatin-silver print Venice, 1959 (printed 2005) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of The Providence Art Club 12H x 17I in. (image), 18 x GEORGE DEEM (1932– (sheet) 24¼ x 18 in. Gelatin-silver print 16 x 16 in. (image), 23 x 22 in. 2011.81.03 22H in. (sheet) 2008) GUY PENE DU BOIS Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist 20 x 24 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Lady of Spain (portrait of Gail (1884–1958) 2012.50.100 2012.25.7 Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke LEE CHESNEY III (b. 1920) 2012.50.122 Rutherford), 1972 Summer Afternoon, 1937 Faw Pog Flotsam, 1989 London, 1958 (printed 2008) 2012.25.12 2012.50.212 Kahala Sojourn, n.d. Morning Dream, 1993 Oil on canvas Watercolor, gouache, and pencil Vitreograph print from glass plates Gelatin-silver print Magnification of Joshua, 2005 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 12 x 8 in. on paper 24 x 29H in. (image), 29 x 41 16 x 20 in CHARLES B. FERGUSON Vitreograph print from glass plates 22 x 27½ in. (image), 26 x 16 x 20 in. (image), 22H x 30 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 8¾ x 11¾ in. in. (sheet) Gift of the artist (b. 1918) 16 x 16 in. (image), 23 x 22 in. 32½ in. (sheet) in. (sheet) 2011.68 Bequest of Rita Heimann Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.25.1 Untitled, n.d. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vaslav Nijinski & Benny Andrews, 1978 2012.48.11 2012.50.103 Obersdorf, Germany, 1958 (printed Watercolor Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.222 2012.50.121 Pencil and cloth collage on Watteau's Ashville Sanguine, 1989 2008) 15 x 22 in. 2012.50.215 Rhino Landscape, 1993 paper THOMAS EDWARDS Vitreograph print from glass plates Gelatin-silver print Gift of the Estate of Frances Point of Departure, 2005 MARIAN CHRISTY (b. 1932) Vitreograph and planographic 14I x 22G in. (b. 1948) 24 x 29 in. (image), 29 x 41 in. 16J x 20 in. Stanley Stout Vitreograph print from glass plates Beside the Still Waters, 2011 print from glass plates Gift of the Estate of George Deem Riverbank, c. 2000 (sheet) Gift of the artist 2011.112 16 x 16 in. (image), 23 x 22 in. Watercolor (Triptych) 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H 2011.69 Mixed media Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.25.10 (sheet) 10 x 15 in., 10H x 12 in., 10 x in. (sheet) 48 x 36 in. 2012.50.101 Paris, 1958 SHANE FERO (b. 1952) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke MAURITZ FREDERIK Gift of the artist Gelatin-silver print Squiggle Bird, 2004 2012.50.213 Gift of the artist 2012.50.120 HENDRIK DEHAAS (1832– 2011.61 BARNET FAIN (b. 1932) 18¼ x 24¼ in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.02 1895) The Cove, 2011 Gift of the artist 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 28H CATHERINE CABANISS PALMER DAVIS (b. 1954) Heading Out, n.d. LAWRENCE EDWARDSON Solarplate intaglio and relief 2012.25.4 in. (sheet) (b. 1941) WANDA PERKOWSKA Winter Trees, 2009 Watercolor on paper (1904–1995) 5K x 8G in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Rome, 1958 (printed 2005) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Palimpsest, 2004 CODERRE (b. 1932) Color photograph 12 x 19¼ in. Bay on Morning, Louisiana, after 1954 (paper) Gelatin-silver print 2012.50.141 Wood block print Flora, 2011 30 x 40 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann Mixed media on paper Gift of The Providence Art Club 20 x 16 in. Temperance, 1995 30 x 60 in. Solarplate Relief Gift of the artist 2012.48.7 11H x 8M in. 2011.81.04 Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist 5 x 5 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 2012.10 Gift of Dorothy Whitehead 2012.25.8 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22H 2011.78 (paper) Taj Mahal and Figures, 2010 CORA LYNN DEIBLER 2011.132.2 ALINE FELDMAN (b. 1928) Rottenburg, 1958 (printed 2005) in. (sheet) Gift of the Providence Art Club Color photograph (b. 1936) Portrait of Bernice Bentz, c. 1950 Walking Bridge, 1994 Gelatin-silver print Gift of Judith O'Rourke ARTHUR B. CARLES 2011.81.01 20 x 24 in. Kitten on the Keys, 2001 Oil on board White line woodcut print 20 x 16 in. 2012.50.140 (1882–1952) Gift of the artist Watercolor and ink on paper 13K x 11H in. 48 x 31G in. Gift of the artist Reclining Nude, 1915–1921 WARRINGTON COLESCOTT 2012.11 14J x 20L in. Gift of Dorothy Whitehead Gift of the artist 2012.25.9 KENDRA BIDWELL Oil on canvas (b. 1921) Gift of the artist 2011.132.3 2011.110 Rudesheim, 1958 (printed 1958) FERREIRA (b. 1960) 18 x 21 in. Whatever Happened to Hortense?, 1996 ANGEL DEAN (b. 1955) 2012.24LIC Tatro's Farm, Avon, CT, after 1935 Gelatin-silver print A Floating World, 2011

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Solarplate intaglio; chine colle' 2012.50.217 2012.50.149 SHEILA GARDNER (b. 1948) Gift of Judith O'Rourke HERMAN GIESEN (1902–1978) NADIA GOULD (1929–2007) ALESSANDRO 8H x 6H in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Change Up, 1991 Fractured Sun, 1988 2012.50.333 Untitled (Heinzelmannchen), Art Nouveau Nuveaun, 1969 GUACCIMANNI (1864–1927) (paper) CAROL STRAUSE Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Doublet, 2000 c. 1965 Pen and ink and watercolor on Wilkes Barre, PA, 1897 Gift of The Providence Art Club FITZSIMONDS (b. 1951) 23 x 28 in. (image), 30 x 34 in. 28 x 22 in. (image), 42 x 30 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas paper Oil on canvas 2011.81.11 Winter Blues, 2011 (sheet) (sheet) 10 x 8 in. (each image), 20 x 18 x 24 in. 13K x 13I in. 16 x 36 in. Solarplate intaglio; chine colle' Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 27½ in. (sheet) Gift of Thomas and Gail Giesen Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter RUTH FINE (b. 1941) 7 x 5 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 2012.50.218 2012.50.260 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.57 LIC 2012.45 2012.37 Landscape Remembered, 1999 (paper) Cherokee, 1991 2012.50.258 Untitled, 1960 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the Providence Art Club Vitreograph print from glass plates NANCY GAUCHER- Marmaris I, 2000 BROWN GILLESPIE (b. 1953) Oil on canvas KEN HALE (b. 1948) 18H x 23H in. (image), 22 x 2011.81.08 14 x 23 in. (image), 20 x 30 in. THOMAS (b. 1955) Vitreograph print from glass plates Milky Way, 2011 18 x 12 in. Devil & Saint, 1980 27H in. (sheet) (sheet) Arthur's Urn, 2011 22¼ x 17 in. (image), 28½ x Wood, custom programmed Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke RACHEL FOLSOM (b. 1944) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Solarplate intaglio 21½ in. (sheet) LED's, acrylic on canvas 2012.44 16 x 22 in. (image and sheet) 2012.50.146 Self Portrait in Gold Mirror, 2010 2012.50.150 4J x 5M in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 53 x 50 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on panel Forbidden Garden, 1990 (paper) 2012.50.257 Gift of Mary Gillepsie LAURA GROSCH (b. 1945) 2012.50.337 ELLEN FISCHER (b. 1956) 10 x 8 in. Monotype Gift of The Providence Art Club Passage, 2007 2011.71 Orchid Fan, 1994 July Notes, 1996 Bananas & Kiwis, 2002 Purchased for the NBMAA by 25 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2011.81.06 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Ellen Wineberg (sheet) 18 x 16 in. (image), 26 x 22½ JOHN GLICK (b. 1936) 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 30 12I x 17I in. (image), 17 x 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 28 2011.80 Gift of Judith O'Rourke NANCY GENN (b. 1929) in. (sheet) A Potter's House, 1988 in. (sheet) 22H in. (sheet) in. (sheet) 2012.50.219 Blue Panel of Diptych: Tiber, 1990 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke GEORGE FOSTER (1817– Great American Turkey, 1997 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.259 18 x 24 in. (image), 25 x 29½ 2012.50.144 2012.50.134 2012.50.138 1896) Vitreograph print from glass plates 30 x 24 in. (image), 42 x 29½ Pink Panel of Diptych: Ostia Antica, 1990 in. (sheet) Prismatic Presence, 1998 Myth, II, 1988 Canary Melon & Conch, 2004 Still Life with Fruit, 1867 17 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 27H in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on panel in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 42 x 29½ 2012.50.261 18 x 24 in. (image), 22 x 29 in. 15 x 11 in. (image and sheet) 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 28 8 x 11 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.254 in. (sheet) Blue River, 1988 (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.147 Connections, 1990 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.335 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.48.12 Roanoke, 1991 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.255 16 x 12 in. (image), 27 x 20H 2012.50.143 Thorned Tree, 1984 2012.50.137 Vitreograph print from glass plates 24 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Planes of Light—Roma, 1990 in. (sheet) Water into Wine, 2003 Vitreograph print from glass plates Cantaloupe & Plums, 2004 ROBERT FREIMARK 14 x 11 in. (image), 30 x 20 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 34 x 26 in. (image), 36 x 28 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates (1922–2010) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2012.50.153 25 x 15 in. (image), 29H x 20 (sheet) 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 28 Blind Instinct, 1991 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.251 (sheet) in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.148 Construct II, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke ROBERT GODFREY (b. 1941) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.274 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 23 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.256 Moon Child Meets Mars, 1986 2012.50.142 Untitled (Black Thorned 2012.50.136 (sheet) LYNN FROELICH 18 x 16 in. (image), 26 x 22H Sloping Plane #3, 1990 Vitreograph print from glass plates Water Orchid, 1996 Branch), 1988 Mangos, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Salamanders, 1993 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 16 in. (image), 26 x 21 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.221 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 30 in. (image), 29½ x 40 (sheet) 17G x 22 in. (image), 22H x 8 x 5 in. (image), 22 x 15 in. 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 28 Carolina Red, 1991 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H 2012.50.331 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 27H in. (sheet) (sheet) in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) Construct III, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.155 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 23 x 28 in. (image), 30 x 34 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.252 Swinger, 1986 2012.50.145 2012.50.336 2012.50.139 (sheet) 2012.50.152 18 x 16 in. (image), 26 x 22H Untitled Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vixen Viewing Vibration, 1988 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. JOHN GROTH (1908–1988) G. THOMAS HAMMOND VERNON FISHER (b. 1943) 2012.50.220 Lithograph Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 30 in. (image), 29½ x 40 (sheet) Untitled, 1980 (b. 1939) Hanging Man, 1985 Cawtaba, 1991 22H x 29H in. 2012.50.332 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Watercolor Hungry Artists, 1992 Lithograph and serigraph Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Construct IV Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.154 26H x 34I in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 25 x 36 in. (image), 25H x 36 14 x 23 in. (image), 20 x 30 in. 2012.50.151 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.253 Gift of Drs. Annette and Stanley 8 x 16 in. (image), 13H x 22H in. (sheet) (sheet) 18 x 16 in. (image), 26 x 22H Blaugrund in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) 2011.96 LIC Gift of Judith O'Rourke

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2012.50.127 on canvas, acrylic paint, gel A German Poem, n.d. EDELTRAUD HULLER 2011.93.5 2012.50.95 WOLF KAHN (b. 1927) (sheet) Magritte Kudzu, 1992 mediums, sand, glue, hardware Oil on canvas (b. 1943) Untitled, 1995 Reflecting on Classicism, 2003 Off Mount Richardson Road, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 65 x 48 x 11 in 7 x 9 in. 'Eileen', or 'No Stage', 1995 Ink on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas 2012.50.239 16 x 12 in. (image), 25 x 22 in. Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase Bequest of Rita Heimann Ink on paper 14 x 11 in. 30 x 22H in. 21H x 24 in. Bouquet, 1992 (sheet) Fund 2012.48.14 14H x 11 in. Gift of Eileen Shekosky Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Marian T. Gay and Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.104 Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2011.93.7 2012.50.92 William R. Granik 30 x 23 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. 2012.50.128 ALIX HITCHCOCK 2011.93.4 Untitled, 1995 Tabula Rasa, 2003 2011.62 (sheet) One Night Stand, n.d. ADELE HENDERSON Moving Through, 1997 First Step, 1993 Ink on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates (b. 1948) Vitreograph print from glass plates Pencil and ink on paper 14 x 11 in. 24 x 24 in. (image), 29 x 28 in. OTIS KAYE (1885–1974) 2012.50.227 12 x 15H in. (image), 14H x 19 Sublimation Series No. 5, 1997 17G x 22G in. (image), 22 x 9 x 13 in. Gift of Eileen Shekosky (sheet) Win Place Show, 1958 Digital Mirror, 2001 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 26H in. (sheet) Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2011.93.8 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on wood panel Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 37 x 31 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.93.3 Untitled, 1995 2012.50.93 20G x 14G in. 18 x 24 in. (image), 22½ x 30 2012.50.125 (sheet) 2012.50.129 Old Lyme, 1985 Ink on paper Gift of the Otis Kaye Estate in. (sheet) Revival in Progress, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Ink on paper 14 x 11 in. ABNER JONAS (b. 1935) 2012.49 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.275 HANS JAKOB HOFMANN 14 x 16H in. Gift of Eileen Shekosky Blue House, 1997 2012.50.235 12 x 16 in. (image), 20 x 25 in. (1880–1966) Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2011.93.9 Vitreograph print from glass plates JAMES KERR (b. 1953) Messengers, 1997 (sheet) ROBERT HENRY (b. 1933) Untitled (Still Life), n.d. 2011.93.12 Untitled, 1995 11I x 15I in. (image), 22H x Morning Light, 1993 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Springtime Fantasy, 2010 Casein on panel Silent Night Holy Night, 2002 Ink on paper 27 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 22½ x 17¼ in. (image), 28¾ 2012.50.126 Oil on hypro 10I x 9I in. Watercolor and ink 14 x 11 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 11H in. (image), 30 x 22 22½ in. (sheet) Winter Kudzu, n.d. 18 x 24 in Bequest of Rita Heimann 11G x 15 in. Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2012.50.133 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist 2012.48.15 Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2011.93.10 Clothesline, 1997 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.243 17H x 25I in. (image), 22 x 30 2011.73 2011.93.11 Untitled, n.d. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.56 Profile, 1992 in. (sheet) LAURA COOMBS HILLS Untitled, 1986 Ink on paper 14 x 22 in. (image), 22H x 30 Preservation Hall, 1993 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke MIMI HERBERT (b. 1936) (1859–1952) Inkjet print 11 x 14 in. in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 12 in. (image), 25 x 18 in. 2012.50.124 Glass Family, 1989 Harrison Roses, n.d. 17 x 11 in. Gift of Eileen Shekosky Gift of Judith O'Rourke 15H x 19I in. (image), 22 x 30 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Pastel on paper Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2011.93.6 2012.50.131 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke JACK HANLEY 15H x 22 in. (image), 22 x 30 19 x 15 in. 2011.93.13 Hot Gravel Piles, 1997 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.238 I, 1985 in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann Untitled, 1987 ROBERT C. JACKSON Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.55 Receding Shadows of Our Conversation, Lithograph Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.48.13 Inkjet print (b. 1964) 12I x 17H in. (image), 22H x 1997 30 x 22 in. 2012.50.58 17 x 11 in. Dead Center, 2010 30 in. (sheet) KENNETH KERSLAKE Vitreograph print from glass plate Gift of Judith O'Rourke Glass, 1989 EILEEN HORWITZ (b. 1944) Gift of Eileen Shekosky Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke (1930–2007) 17¾ x 12½ in. (image), 25½ x 2012.50.135 Vitreograph print from glass plates Venice Waterway, 2011 2011.93.14 40 x 30 in. 2012.50.132 A Crystalline Place, 1990 20 in. (sheet) 11 x 14H in. (image), 22 x 30 Solarplate intaglio; chine colle'; Untitled, 1993 Gift of Philip Eliasoph The Kiln Building, 1997 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke RICHARD S. HARRINGTON in. (sheet) collagraph Pen and ink 2011.108 Vitreograph print from glass plates 24 x 30 in. (image), 29H x 41 2012.50.236 (b. 1940) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 4M x 6I in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 7I x 11 in. 12 x 12 in. (image), 22G x 15 in. (sheet) Self Portrait as a Tourist, 1998 Brickyard Pond, 2011 2012.50.57 (paper) Gift of Eileen Shekosky RICHARD JOLLEY (b. 1952) in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Solarplate intaglio Gift of The Providence Art Club 2011.93.1 Day and Night, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.229 18 x 24 in. (image), 24 x 29 in. 4I x 5 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. AMASA HEWINS (1795–1855) 2011.81.13 Untitled, 1993 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.334 A Gap in Our Conversation, 1998 (sheet) (paper) American Interior Scene with Figure, 1836 Pen and ink on paper 29H x 22 in. Twin Lake Fish Houses, 1997 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of The Providence Art Club Oil on wood panel ROBERT CHARLES 7I x 11 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 23 x 17 in. (image), 27 x 20 in. 2012.50.242 2011.81.12 17L x 15 in. HUDSON (b. 1951) Gift of Eileen Shekosky 2012.50.94 14 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 30 (sheet) Sunlight Blues, 1992 Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter Bowtie/Hourglass, 2008–2011 2011.93.2 On the Horizon, 2002 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates VALERIE HEGARTY 2012.36 Oil and cloth on canvas Untitled, 1995 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.247 24 x 19 in. (image), 3 x 22 in. (b. 1967) 72 x 37 in. Ink on paper 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. 2012.50.130 A Tourist's Journal, 1993 (sheet) West Rock Branch Melt, 2012 CLAUDE RAGUET HIRST Gift of the artist 11 x 14 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Wood, wire, epoxy, archival print (1855–1942) 2012.15 Gift of Eileen Shekosky Gift of Judith O'Rourke 19 x 24 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. 2012.50.232

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Sunset Reflections, 1990 Vitreograph print from glass plates 46H x 34 in. 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. BLANCHE LAZZELL Bob's Girls, 1998 19¾ x 15½ in. (image), 30 x 2012.50.282 Vitreograph print from glass plate 20 x 16 in. (image), 27½ x 22½ Gift of M. Stephen and Miriam (sheet) (1878–1956) Vitreograph print on glass plates 22½ in. (sheet) Fallbrook, 1993 30 x 24 in. (image), 41 x 29H in. in. (sheet) Miller Gift of Judith O'Rourke Cubist Study #1, 1992 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.52 2012.50.270 Gouache on paper (sheet) 2012.28 16 x 20 in. (image), 23 x 26 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.244 Natural History, 1999 Miss Mollie, 1998 10 x 7I in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Aurora-State II, 2001 (sheet) 2012.50.226 Untitled (Widely Recognized as Bees wax on cherry wood tree Vitreograph print from glass plates Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.267 Vitreograph print from glass Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Climbing Tree, 1990 One...), 1998 trunk 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 38 in. 2012.48.19 Earth Flow, 1998 plates 2012.50.279 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 14I x 6 x 6H in. (sheet) Vitreograph print on glass plates 16 x 20 in. (image), 19½ x 25½ Giza, 1999 12 x 16 in. (image), 22½ x 30 9 x 5½ in. (image), 14 x 11 in. Gift of Michael and Sheila Reiner Gift of Judith O'Rourke STEPANIE LEMPERT 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) (sheet) 2012.54 2012.50.271 (b. 1983) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 36 in. (image), 30 x 42 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Spill (for Charles Hathaway), 1998 Memory Lines, Shirley, 2011 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.280 (sheet) 2012.50.237 2012.50.248 Pencil and ink on paper KAREN KUNC (b. 1952) Archival digital pigment print 2012.50.265 Cancelled, 1988 Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Immigrants, 2004 What the Shadow Revealed, 2001 60 x 40H in. Echo Sight, 1992 46H x 34H in. Thunder Cloud, 1998 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.284 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist in memory of Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the Claire Oliver Gallery Vitreograph print on glass plates 28 x 22 in. (image), 41 x 29 in. Origami 1, 1983 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22½ Charles Hathaway IV 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22H 2011.74 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) in. (sheet) 2012.53 in. (sheet) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 22 in. (image), 38 x 29 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke YVONNE HIBBS LEONARD Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.293 (sheet) 2012.50.231 2012.50.233 LEE KRASNER (1908–1984) 2012.50.191 The Sins of the Fathers (He was one in a 2012.50.266 Cracked-State II, 2001 Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Journal: Filtered Memories, 1998 Where are we? Where are we going? Why Untitled (Still-Life), 1938 Lost History, 1992 Million, Everybody Said So.), 1985 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.289 Vitreograph print from glass plates are we going there?, 1987 Oil on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates MATT LIDDLE (b. 1960) 24 x 36 in. (image), 30 x 42 in. Origami 2, 1983 24 x 18 in. (image), 19 x 22½ in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 19 x 25 in. 24 x 36 in. (image), 30 x 42 in. 20 x 15I in. (image), 25 x 20H Excursions to the Interior, 2007 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Diptych, 22¼ x 34¾ in. (image), Bequest of Rita Heimann (sheet) in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 22 in. (image), 38 x 29 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30½ x 42¼ in. (sheet) 2012.48.16 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 24 in. (image), 31 x 30 in. 2012.50.283 (sheet) 2012.50.245 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.250 2012.50.194 (sheet) Diptych: Light Shadow II-A, 1994 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Time Line, 2001 2012.50.230 DOROTHY SIMPSON Old Garden, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.290 Vitreograph print from glass plates Whisper's Shadow, 1997 KRAUSE (b. 1940) Vitreograph print from glass plates NANCY LEVINE (b. 1954) 2012.50.91 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Origami 3, 1983 19 x 24 in. (image), 22 x 29 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Farm Journal, 1998 23 x 28 in. (image), 29½ x Joon-16 years old-Sandwich, MA, 2009 Nobody Home, 2007 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) 17¾ x 12½ in. (image), 25½ x Vitreograph print from glass plates 32½ in. (sheet) Archival print Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 22 in. (image), 38 x 29 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 in. (sheet) 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 13 x 19 in. 8 x 10 in. (image), 15 x 14 in. 2012.50.287 (sheet) 2012.50.234 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) 2012.50.249 Gift of the artist (sheet) Diptych: Light Shadow II-B, 1994 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Tourists Waiting, 1992 2012.50.246 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.63 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plate 2012.50.291 Vitreograph print from glass plates Wind Warped, 1990 2012.50.269 LOUIS LANG (1814–1893) 2012.50.90 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Origami 4, 1983 16 x 11 in. (image), 22 x 14 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Field, 1998 A Young Woman on a Balcony, 1854 SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) 19 x 23½ in. (image), 29½ x 36 Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas laid on board Tangled Bands, 2001 ANNE LILLY (b. 1966) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 22 in. (image), 38 x 29 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) 16 x 20 in. (image), 22½ x 25½ 18 x 15 in. Gouache on paper Conductor, Composer, 2009 2012.50.286 (sheet) 2012.50.241 Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann 8 x 22¹/∞ in. Stainless steel Double Cross, 2000 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Tourists: Where are we going? Tourists: 2012.50.228 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.48.18 Bequest of Rita Heimann 36 x 36 x 36 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.292 When will we get there?, 1993 2012.50.273 2012.48.20 Purchased for the NBMAA by 24 x 24 in. (image), 30 x 29½ Pinwheel, 1990 Vitreograph print from glass plates MARTIN KLINE (b. 1961) Gunslinger, 1998 JACOB LAWRENCE Ellen Wineberg in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Diptych, 19 x 24 in. (1st image Blue Bowl, 2003 Vitreograph print from glass plates (1917–2000) BONNY LHOTKA (b. 1942) 2011.105 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. & sheet), 19 x 24 in. (2nd image Bronze (unique cast) 24 x 30 in. (image), 29H x 36 On the Way, 1990 Blue River, 1998 2012.50.294 (sheet) & sheet) 11K (diameter) x 3H in. in. (sheet) Color lithograph Vitreograph print on glass plates HARVEY LITTLETON Double X, 2001 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Simone Joseph Gift of Judith O'Rourke 39 x 29 in. 30 x 24 in. (image), 38 x 29¾ (b. 1922) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.277 2012.50.240 2012.55 2012.50.272 Gift of Marian Gay and Bill Granik in. (sheet) #6 Birdshot-Slate III, 2001 19¾ x 15½ in. (image), 28 x Refraction R, 1995 Two Children of the 60's Pose for Pictures Greenfields, 2001 Hired Hands, 1998 2011.84 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass 22½ in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates in the 70's, 1997 Oil stick on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.268 plates (printer’s proof—1 of 3) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Diptych, Left: 36 x 24 in.

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(image), 42 x 30 in. (sheet); Windswept, n.d. Gift of The Providence Art Club 26I in. (sheet) 2012.50.159 JAMES B. MYETTE (b. 1936) (b. 1979) (11M x 11ç/¡^ in.) x3 Right: 36 x 24 in. (image), Watercolor 2011.81.14 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Physician of Memory, Parallel Doubling II, Off Cape Newagen, 2011 Mary, 2011 Purchased for the NBMAA by 42 x 30 in. (sheet) 11 x 27H in. 2012.50.162 1994 Solarplate intaglio Collage in customized antique Ellen Wineberg Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the Estate of Frances ALFRED H. MAURER Boy's Archive, Circus Dream Again, 1998 Vitreograph print from glass plate 7I x 5M in. (image), 12 x 9 in. frame 2011.131.1-3 2012.50.295 Stanley Stout (1868–1932) Vitreograph print from glass plates 20 x 16 in. (image), 28 x 20 in. (paper) 83H x 56 x 8 in. Through A Glass Darkly, 1993 2011.111 Untitled (Still-Life), n.d. 17G x 22H in. (image), 22H x (sheet) Gift of The Providence Art Club Charles F. Smith Fund JUDITH O'ROURKE (b. 1960) Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on panel 26I in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.81.17 2011.102 A Romantic Sunset, 1994 29 x 23 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. BREE LOWNEY No dimensions Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.160 Viteograph print (sheet) The Labyrinth, n.d. Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.161 The History of Craft, 1992 TOM NAKASHIMA (b. 1941) DON NICE (b. 1932) 24 x 30 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.48.23 Boy's Archive, Italian Pony, 1998 Vitreograph print from glass plates Doubled Stewart's Sticks, 2006 Beaverkill I, 1988 Gift of the artist 2012.50.288 19 x 27I in. (image), 21H x 30 Marlboro Landscape (House in Hills), Vitreograph print from glass plates 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Vitreograph prints from glass Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.18.3 Trial I, 1974 in. (sheet) c. 1916 17G x 22H in. (image), 22H x in. (sheet) plates 11H x 14H in. (image), 22 x 28 Atmospheric Creatures, 1998 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on gessoed board 26I in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Diptych, 20 x 56 in. together in. (sheet) Vitreograph print 10 x 6½ in. (image), 21 x 14½ 2012.50.211 18 x 21I in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.157 (image), (20 x 26H in. & 20 x Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 30 in. in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.163 29H in.), 21 x 56 in. together 2012.50.209 Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke SCOTT LUDWIG (b. 1963) 2012.48.22 Boy's Archive, Reload, 1998 JEFFREY MILSTEIN (sheet) (21 x 26H in. & 21 x 2012.18.2 2012.50.276 Gris-Gris for the Louisiana Wetlands: Vitreograph print from glass plates (b. 1944) 29H in.) GEORGE LOFTUS NOYES Aureola, 1995 Trial One State Two or V/L Test II, 1991 Pressure Gradient II, 2008 BAY MCCLURE (b. 1948) 17G x 22H in. (image), 22H x DHL McDonnell Douglas DC8, 2006 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (1864–1954) Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Epson Ultrachrome K3 inkjet Where the Wind Blows, 2011 26I in. (sheet) Archival digital print 2012.50.189 Springtime Landscape (Harbor Scene, 13 x 18 in. (image), 21 x 24 in. 16 x 20 in. (image), 20 x 25 in. overprinted with intaglio from Solarplate intaglio and relief Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 20 in. Orchardhouse Dusk (B&W), 2006 Annisquam), n.d. (sheet) (sheet) etched steel plate 4M x 7L in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 2012.50.165 Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke 17H x 19 in. (paper) Boy's Archive, Who Be Bo, 1998 2011.82 20 x 29 in. (image), 20H x 29 24 x 20 in. 2012.50.13 2012.50.278 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of The Providence Art Club Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann Blooded, 1998 Undulation, 2001 2012.50.192 2011.81.15 17G x 22H in. (image), 22H x ROBERT MUELLER Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.48.24 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 27 in. (sheet) (b. 1952) 2012.50.190 28 x 23 in. (image), 34 x 28 in. 15¾ x 20 in. (image), 22¼ x HARRIET RANDALL LUMIS ARLENE K. MCGONAGLE Gift of Judith O'Rourke Lenticularity 10°, 1993 The Devil Came Down to Georgia, 2006 RICHARD J. OLSON (sheet) 26½ in. (sheet) (1870–1953) (b. 1951) 2012.50.164 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass Wall One, 1988 Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke On the Moor, Gloucester, n.d. Unlocked, 2011 Deep End II, 1988 24 x 30 in. (image), 30H x 36 plates (printer’s proof—1 of 3) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.23 2012.50.281 Oil on canvas Solarplate intaglio; chine colle' Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) 16 x 36 in. (image), 17 x 36 in. 16 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Brazilian Rain, 1990 White, White, 1998 18 x 22 in. 6M x 3G in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 22 x 27I in. (image), 29H x Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) (sheet) Vitreograph and intaglio print Vitreograph print from glass plates Bequest of Rita Heimann (paper) 34 in. (sheet) 2012.50.98 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke from glass plates 23½ x 42½ in. (image), 27½ x 2012.48.21 Gift of The Providence Art Club Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled (Backpack Study), 1991 2012.27 2012.50.203 32 x 24 in. (image), 38 x 29 in. 42½ in. (sheet) 2011.81.16 2012.50.96 Experimental composite: (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke PAUL MAGUIRE Physician of Memory, I'll Come vitreograph with woodcut print LARRY NATHANSON MICHELLE O'PATICK- Gift of the artist 2012.50.285 A Vigil for Chester B., 1985 RYAN MCGUINNESS Unknown, II, 1994 16 x 12 in. (image), 26 x 20 in. (b. 1941) OLLIS 2012.50.26 Vitreograph print from glass plates (b. 1972) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Our New Space, 2012 Trapped, 2000 Brocade Lunacy, 1994 PETER LOEWER 14 x 11 in. (image), 27 x 23 in. Sketch Process, 2006 20 x 16 in. (image), 28 x 20 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Digital transform Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Datura and Moth, 2007 (sheet) Lithograph (sheet) 2012.50.208 41½ x 17 in. 24 x 18 in. 24 x 28 in. (image), 29 x 32 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 39G x 27H in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22H 2012.50.210 Anonymous donor 2012.50.158 YVONNE MULLER (b. 1943) 2012.33 2012.50.202 Gift of the artist in. (sheet) 2011.106 Physician of Memory, Parallel Doubling I, Blue Ridge Suite, 1988 Untitled, 2011 2012.50.14 Gift of Judith O'Rourke CRAIG MASTEN 1994 Vitreograph print from glass plates Digital transform BOB OPPENHEIM (b. 1943) Cumulus Gathering, 1996 2012.50.193 Newport Street, 2011 HUGH J. MERRILL (b. 1949) Vitreograph print from glass plates 22 x 28 in. (each image), 27 x 16 x 23 in. A Little Blood Was Spilled / You Go Out Vitreograph and planographic Solarplate Intaglio Boy's Archive, Black Language, 1998 20 x 16 in. (image), 28 x 20 in. 34 in. (each sheet) Gift of the artist in Either Ecstacy or Terror / Living on the print from glass plates SANFORD B.D. LOW 4I x 6I in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.86 Edge, 2007 24 x 30 in. (image), 29H x 35 (1905–1964) (paper) 17G x 22H in. (image), 22H x Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.97 Acrylic, thread and canvas in. (sheet) RASHAAD NEWSOME (Triptych) Gift of the artist

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2012.50.20 Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph and intaglio print Gift of Judith O'Rourke Little River, Hartford, c. 1900 Vitreograph print from glass plates 30 x 25 in. Dust to Dust, 1995 25 x 35 in. (image), 29I x 42 Gift of the artist from glass plates 2012.50.205 Etching 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Gift of the Hartford Steam Vitreograph and intaglio print in. (sheet) 2012.50.3 24 x 30 in. (image), 29 x 34 in. Islamorada, 1993 8I x 14 in. (sheet) Boiler Inspection & Insurance from glass plates Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Grace, 2000 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Promised gift of Ursula Gift of Judith O'Rourke Company 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 29 in. 2012.50.27 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist 14 x 19H in. (image), 22 x 27 Korzcnik in memory of Armand 2012.50.200 2012.31 (sheet) Moon Child, 1994 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. 2012.50.29 in. (sheet) Korzcnik Can You Make Magic? III, 1994 Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Sun Shower, 2008 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.65 Vitreograph print from glass plates KEITH RASMUSSEN (1942– 2012.50.24 30 x 24 in. (image), 35 x 28 in. Gift of the artist Vitreograph print 2012.50.207 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2006) Eternal Cycle, 1995 (sheet) 2012.50.4 36 x 24 in. Bridge of Sighs, n.d. MIKLOS POGANY (b. 1946) (sheet) Gargoyle, 1997 Vitreograph and intaglio print Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Indulgence, 2000 Gift of the artist Gouache on paper Cognate, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates from glass plates 2012.50.16 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.18.1 24 x 18 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.198 17H x 12I in. (image), 27H x 36 x 24 in. (image), 41 x 28 in. Nimbus, 1999 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. Tempt, 2002 Bequest of Rita Heimann 13 x 18 in. (image), 22 x 25I Can You Make Magic? IV, 1994 22H in. (sheet) (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.48.25 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist 12 x 16 in. (image), 14 x 19 in. Gift of the artist 16 x 20 in. (image), 22H x 26 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2012.50.174 2012.50.25 (sheet) 2012.50.2 in. (sheet) REGINA PARTRIDGE 2012.50.201 (sheet) Light & Shadows Tybee Island Light- Gaseous, 1997 Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Omen, 2000 Gift of the artist (b. 1940) Fontis Ninphae, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke house, 2001 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.9 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.12 Fog at Ninigret, 2011 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.199 Vitreograph print from glass plates 24 x 30 in. (image), 28 x 35 in. Odessa, 1994 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. Thread, 1999 Solarplate intaglio, chine colle' 36 x 24 in. (image), 41 x 29 in. When Things Get Out of Hand, 1994 15 x 27 in. (image), 20 x 29H (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 4M x 9I in. (image), 12 x 9 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) Gift of the artist 30 x 24 in. (image), 35 x 28 in. Gift of the artist 12 x 16 in. (image), 14 x 19 in. (paper) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.17 (sheet) 2012.50.6 (sheet) Gift of The Providence Art Club 2012.50.32 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.173 Individual Growth, 1998 Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Redemption, 2000 Gift of the artist 2011.81.18 The Place Where the Words Come From, 2012.50.196 Rhododendron II, 1997 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.15 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.10 2002 Vitreograph print from glass plates 28 x 23 in. (image), 35 x 30 in. Petition for Spring, 2003 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. Weeping Willow, 2008 SUSAN E. PATTERSON Vitreograph print from glass plates JAMES PROSEK (b. 1976) 12H x 17I in. (image), 22H x (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (b. 1942) 36 x 24 in. (image), 41 x 29 in. Blue Marlin, 2011 26 in. (sheet) Gift of the artist 30 x 24 in. (image), 37 x 30 in. Gift of the artist 12 x 20 in. (image and sheet) Winter Squal, Squam Lake NH, 2011 (sheet) Watercolor, graphite and mica Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.21 (sheet) 2012.50.7 Gift of the artist Solarplate intaglio Gift of Judith O'Rourke powder on paper 2012.50.175 Infectious Air, 1997 Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Vigil, 2000 2012.50.11 4L x 6I in. (image), 12 x 9 in. 2012.50.33 60 x 180 in. Sky Wisps Tybee Island Lighthouse, 2001 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.28 Vitreograph print from glass plates (paper) Richard P. Garmany Fund at the Vitreograph print from glass plates 24 x 30 in. (image), 29 x 34 in. Platonic Plates, 1993 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. ANDY OWEN (b. 1959) Gift of The Providence Art Club FAIRFIELD PORTER Hartford Foundation for Public 15 x 27 in. (image), 20 x 29H (sheet) Vitreograph, intaglio and (sheet) Arizona IV, n.d. 2011.81.19 (1907–1975) Giving in. (sheet) Gift of the artist planographic print from glass Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates Broadway and East 20th, 1972 2012.07 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.18 plates 2012.50.1 28 x 23 in. (image), 35 x 29H THOMAS PHILABAUM Color lithograph 2012.50.172 Laced Fog, 1998 23 x 28 in. (image), 29 x 33 in. Prismatic Disciples: Yesterday, 2000 in. (sheet) (b. 1947) 28I x 21 in. SARA GREENBERGER Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Having it Both Ways, 2005 Gift of Marian Gay and Bill RAFFERTY (b. 1978) WALT REED (b. 1917) 28 x 23 in. (image), 35 x 29 in. Gift of the artist 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. 2012.50.206 Vitreograph print from glass plates Granik Window Piece, 2011 Poteen and sympathy, 1960 (sheet) 2012.50.19 (sheet) Bayernwald: Frauenau I, 1993 30 x 22H in. 2011.85 Direct substrate print on Ink and ink wash Gift of the artist Pool, 1990 Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke plexiglass and hardware 8K x 18H in. 2012.50.30 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.5 5 x 14 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 2012.50.54 MARGARET PRENTICE 74 x 35J in. Gift of the artist Life on Earth, 2006 22 x 28 in. (image), 28 x 33 in. Radiolarian, 1999 (sheet) Self-Portrait, 2005 Can You Make Magic? I, 1994 General purchase Fund 2011.97 LIC Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011.91 24 x 24 in. (image), 31 x 30 in. Gift of the artist 12 x 16 in. (image), 14 x 19 in. 2012.50.204 30 x 22H in. 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS (sheet) 2012.50.22 (sheet) Bayernwald: Frauenau II, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) ELLEN EMMET RAND (1833–1905) Gift of the artist Prismatic Disciples: Beatify, 2000 Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.53 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (1875–1941) Sunset West Irish Coast, n.d. 2012.50.31 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.8 19¤/% x 14 in. (image), 30 x 22 CHARLES ADAMS PLATT 2012.50.197 Portrait of William R.C. Corson, 1939 Oil on board Momentarily, 1999 7 x 30 in. (image), 14H x 30 in. Storming, 1993 in. (sheet) (1861–1933) Can You Make Magic? II, 1994 Oil on canvas 9 x 16 in.

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Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.181 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12H x 17I in. (image), 21G x (sheet) 2012.50.430 2012.12.2 CAROL SUMMERS (b. 1925) 2012.48.26 2012.50.263 26 in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Little Wolf's Last Camp, 1977 MICHAEL SALTER (b. 1967) Savannah, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.61 PAUL J. STANKARD FRANCIS HUDSON Woodcut RANDOLPH JOHN ROGERS Icon-o-lot 1, 2012 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.178 Local Color, 2005 (b. 1943) STORRS (1860–1945) 38 x 38 in. (1825–1892) MDF board, vinyl stickers 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Tree Spirits, 1995 Vitreograph print from glass plates Earth Clump, 2007 Still Life of Flowers, n.d. Gift of Paul and Teresa Kanev Nydia, The Blind Flower Girl of Pompeii, 36 x 42 x 4H in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 18 x 20 in. (image), 22H x 25 Vitreograph print from glass plates Pastel on paper 2011.70.1 1855–1866 Charels F. Smith Fund Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 36 in. (image), 30 x 40 in. in. (sheet) 24 x 16 in. (image), 29H x 21 16 x 22 in. Narrows, 1976 Marble 2012.59 2012.50.262 (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) Gift of Douglas W. Rick Woodcut 36 x 18 x 18 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.59 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.47 38 x 38 in. Charles F. Smith Fund JOE SANDERS (b. 1957) GEORGE SEGAL (1924– 2012.50.88 Pending Threat, 2005 2012.50.188 Gift of Paul and Teresa Kanev 2011.103 Many Hands of Fate, 1992 2000) Tree Vessel, 1995 Vitreograph print from glass plates Walt Whitman's Garden, 2007 JESSICA STRAUS (b. 1954) 2011.70.2 Vitreograph print from glass plates A Youthful Clown, c. 1910 Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 20 in. (image), 21 x 25 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Inscrutable, 2009 The Incredible String Band, 1972 RON RUMFORD (b. 1962) 16 x 12 in. (image), 25 x 20 in. Watercolor on paper 17H in. (image), 20H x 26G (sheet) 24 x 16 in. (image), 29H x 21 Painted wood and found object Woodcut Screen, 1998 (sheet) 18H x 13 in. in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke in. (sheet) 12 x 18 x 5 in. 38 x 38 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Bequest of Rita Heimann Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.60 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Purchased for the NBMAA by Gift of Paul and Teresa Kanev 14G x 22I in. (image), 22H x 2012.50.176 2012.48.17 2012.50.180 2012.50.187 Ellen Wineberg 2011.70.3 30 in. (sheet) Untitled (Female with Dressing LOUISE SLOAN (b. 1952) 2011.60.1 Gift of Judith O'Rourke ITALO SCANGA (1932– Gown), 1965 AARON DRAPER The Mighty Quins, 2011 THERMAN STATOM (b. 1953) Neighbor, 2009 MARC SWANSON (b. 1969) 2012.50.182 2001) Pastel on paper SHATTUCK (1832–1928) Acrylic and polymers on wood Cuatro Reyes, 2008 Found object and painted wood Untitled (Crystal, Hooking Spruce Pine #1, 1998 Angel, 1994 18 x 12 in. Cattle with Elms, n.d. panel Vitreograph print from glass plates 3 x 7 x 1 in. Left), 2011 Vitreograph print from glass Vitreograph print from glass plates Bequest of Rita Heimann Oil on canvas 80 x 72 x 1H in. 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Purchased for the NBMAA by Crystals, polyurethane foam, 6 x 11I in. (image), 11G x 17G 35H x 24 in. (image), 41H x 2012.48.27 4 x 8½ in. Gift of the Sideshow Gallery (sheet) Ellen Wineberg adhesive in. (sheet) 29H in. (sheet) Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.20 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.60.4 28 x 36 x 28 in (approx) Gift of Judith Gift of Judith O'Rourke BEN SHAHN (1898–1969) 2012.48.28 2012.50.84 OXO, 2010 Charles F. Smith Fund Spruce Pine #2, 1998 2012.50.87 The Poet, 1960 ERIC SLOANE (1905–1985) Frankincense, 1999 Found object and painted wood 2012.06 Vitreograph print from glass plates Screenprint printed in brown ZDZISLAW SIKORA Untitled (Published in An Age of Vitreograph print from glass plates 3 x 5 x 2 in. 6 x 11I in. (image), 11G x 17G NIKOL SCHATTENSTEIN (edition of approximately 60) Mountain Spider, 1991 Barns), 1966 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 29 in. Purchased for the NBMAA by SARAH TALCOTT (1852– in. (sheet) (1877–1954) 39½ x 26 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Pen and ink (sheet) Ellen Wineberg 1936) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled (Woman Sewing by Gift of the Beatrice Susman Estate 28 x 23 in. (image), 35 x 30 in. 14 x 16I in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.60.3 A Holland Person, c. 1900 2012.50.184 Fireplace), n.d. 2012.29 (sheet) Gift of Helen Thompson 2012.50.86 The Ruins, 2010 Oil on canvas Spruce Pine #3, 1998 Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.113 LIC Three Objects, 1999 Found object and painted wood 34G x 27 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 30 x 37 in. BRADLEE SHANKS (b. 1985) 2012.50.89 Vitreograph print from glass plates 3 x 12 x 4 in. Bequest of Ruth DeGroff 6 x 11I in. (image), 11G x 17G Gift of Lynn Blau Ebner's Lane: Spring, 1995 GEORGE FREDERICK 17H x 23I in. (image), 22H x Purchased for the NBMAA by 2012.05 in. (sheet) 2012.56 Vitreograph print from glass plates PETER ANGELO SIMON CUMMING SMILLIE (1854– 29 in. (sheet) Ellen Wineberg Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12H x 17I in. (image), 21G x (b. 1936) 1924) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2011.60.5 JAMES TANNER (b. 1941) 2012.50.185 KAREN SCHMINKE (b. 1951) 26 in. (sheet) George Deem, 2011 Connecticut, n.d. 2012.50.85 Whisk, 2010 Big South, 2004 Spruce Pine #4, 1998 Marion, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Archival pigmented giclee print Watercolor on paper Painted wood and found object Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.177 16 x 20 in. No dimensions JASON STEWART (b. 1951) 4 x 9 x 3 in. 24 x 18 in. (image), 29H x 22H 6 x 11I in. (image), 11H x 17H 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Ebner's Lane: Summer, 1995 Gift of the artist Bequest of Rita Heimann Untitled (#3), 1979 Purchased for the NBMAA by in. (sheet) in. (sheet) (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.16 2012.48.29 Dry pigment and wax on rag paper Ellen Wineberg Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12H x 17I in. (image), 21G x 30 x 22 in. 2011.60.2 2012.50.70 2012.50.186 2012.50.264 26 in. (sheet) JEFFREY L. SIPPEL FRED SPAULDING Gift of Myrle Goodman A Leaf Dreams, 2004 Tip Top, 1998 Mitchell, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (b. 1953) Mexico City in En..., 2003 2012.12.1 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.179 Close Encounter, 2005 Vitreograph print from glass plates Untitled (#4), 1981 18 x 24 in. (image), 22 x 28 in. 15H x 15H in. 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Ebner's Lane: Winter, 1995 Vitreograph print from glass plates 18 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 29 Dry pigment and wax on rag paper (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 20 in. (image), 21 x 25 in. in. (sheet) 30 x 22 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Myrle Goodman 2012.50.69

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JANICE TANNER (b. 1949) 22H in. (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. UNKNOWN ARTIST Untitled/Cortona Italy, 1995 LAURA WICKOFF VAN 17½ x 30 in. (image), 25 x 36 Wind Shift, 2004 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.75 (sheet) Poster for Lecture at University of Texas, Graphite and gesso on paper DORN (1910–1981) in. (sheet) Vitreograph and siligraphic 2012.50.66 Helio-Centric #2, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Austin, 1985 16H x 19H x 1 in. Fashion Sketch, 1981 Gift of Judith O’Rourke print from glass plates with Moonscape Personage, 1995 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.82 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist Charcoal pencil and watercolor 2012.26 digital transfer Vitreograph and siligraphic 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Helio-Centric, 1993 26 x 20H in. 2011.130.3 on newsprint Clay Cliffs, 1998 24 x 18 in. (image), 28 x 22 in. print from glass plates in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled/Ballinglen landscapes, 16H x 10I in. Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) 12H x 17I in. (image), 20H x Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. 2012.50.195 county mayo near ballycastle, 1996 Gift of Sally Van Dorn Johnson 17H x 30 in. (image), 25 x 36 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 in. (sheet) 2012.50.74 (sheet) Graphite and gesso on paper 2011.67.1 LIC in. (sheet) 2012.50.68 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Helio-Centric #3, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke UNKNOWN ARTIST 16H x 19H x 1 in. Fashion Sketch, n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.64 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.79 Theatrical Fashion Illustration, n.d. Gift of the artist Charcoal, pencil and watercolor 2012.50.40 LOIS TARLOW (b. 1928) Night Vision, 1995 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Particles, 1993 Watercolor and ink 2011.130.4 on newsprint Kilclooney Dolmen #1, 1999 Non Stop, 2010 Vitreograph and siligraphic in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 24G x 18G in. Untitled/Ballinglen landscapes, 16H x 10I in. Vitreograph print from glass Ink and acrylic on canvas print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. Gift of Barbara Keifer county mayo, near ballycastle, 1996 Gift of Sally Van Dorn Johnson plates with digital transfer of 25 x 96 in. 12H x 17H in. (image), 14H x 2012.50.73 (sheet) 2011.100 LIC Graphite and gesso on paper 2011.67.2 LIC photography by artist Purchased for the NBMAA by 19H in. (sheet) Helio-Centric #4, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16H x 19H x 1 in. Fashion Sketch, n.d. 7 x 9I in. (image), 19 x 15 in. Ellen Wineberg Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.77 UNKNOWN ARTIST Gift of the artist Charcoal, pencil and watercolor (sheet) 2011.89 2012.50.63 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Wave Function I, 1993 Untitled (Railroad Tracks like Scabs 2011.130.5 on newsprint Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Night Wash, 1997 Sound Fall I, 1995 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates become Icons of the Memory), n.d. Untitled/Cortona,Italy, n.d. 16H x 10I in. 2012.50.330.1 Vietnamese nickel leaf on black Vitreograph and siligraphic Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on panel Gift of Sally Van Dorn Johnson Kilclooney Dolmen #2, 1999 rice paper print from glass plates 2012.50.72 in. (sheet) 24 x 24 in. 16 x 18 in. 2011.67.3 LIC Vitreograph print from glass 20 x 24 in. 17H x 12H in. (image), 22G x Helio-Centric #5, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist plates with digital transfer of Purchased for the NBMAA by 19 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.76 2012.50.224 2011.130.7 CLAIRE VAN VLIET (b. 1933) photography by artist Ellen Wineberg Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Wave Function IV, 1993 Burtonport-County Donegal-Low Tide, 7H x 8 in. (image), 19 x 15 in. 2011.88 2012.50.62 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates RICHARD UPTON (b. 1931) ROBERTA VAN DER 1999 (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. Untitled/Crotona, Italy, 1985 MOLEN (b. 1942) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke ROBERT TEMPLETON BOB THOMPSON (1937– 2012.50.71 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on panel Star Field, 2011 Diptych, 23 x 27 in. & 23 x 29 2012.50.330.2 (1929–1991) 1966) Helio-Centric I, 1993 2012.50.81 16 x 18 in. Solarplate intaglio and relief in. (images), 23 x 56 in. (total Kilclooney Dolmen #3, 1999 Interstate 80, 1963 Untitled (Appropriation Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of the artist 4M x 7 in. (image), 12 x 9 in. sheets) Vitreograph print from glass Oil on canvas Fountain in Rome), 1964 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. SELINA TRIEFF (b. 1934) 2011.130.6 (paper) Gift of Judith O'Rourke plates with digital transfer of 60 x 36 in. Gouache on paper (sheet) Women in Hats, 1998 Untitled/Paesaggio Italiano, Gift of The Providence Art Club 2012.50.44 photography by artist Gift of Mark, Kevin, and 12 x 7M in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil and gold leaf on hypro Italy, 1988 2011.81.21 Castle Rock NZ- Summer Night, 1997 8H x 6M in. (image), 19 x 15 Tim Templeton Bequest of Rita Heimann 2012.50.83 18 x 24 in. Oil on panel Vitreograph print from glass plates in. (sheet) 2011.109 2012.48.30 Helio-Centric II, 1993 Gift of the artist 16 x 18 in. ADAM VAN DOREN 18 x 30 in. (image), 26 x 36 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011.72 Gift of the artist (b. 1962) (sheet) 2012.50.330.3 JOHN THEIN (b. 1942) MILDRED THOMPSON 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. 2011.130.8 Castel Sant 'Angelo, 2004 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Kilclooney Dolmen #4, 1999 Cochlea, 1996 (1935–2003) (sheet) JANET SULLIVAN TURNER Untitled/Cortona, Italy, 1992 Watercolor over graphite on 2012.50.36 Vitreograph print from glass Vitreograph and siligraphic Death and Orgasm V, 1991 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (b. 1935) Graphite and gesso on paper wove paper Castle Rock NZ, 1996 plates with digital transfer of print from glass plates Mixed intaglio on paper 2012.50.78 Memories II, 2001 16H x 19H x 1 in. 15 x 23 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates photography by artist 22G x 17G in. (image), 30 x 23H x 17I in. (image), 30 x 22 Helio-Centric III, 1993 Found objects on wood Gift of the artist Gift of the artist 17H x 30 in. (image), 25 x 36 7 x 9I in. (image), 19 x 15 in. 22H in. (sheet) in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 36 x 36 x 2 in. 2011.130.1 2011.95.2 in. (sheet) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 40 x 30 in. Gift of the artist Untitled/Cortona Landscape, The American Radiator Building, 1995 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.65 2012.50.67 (sheet) 2012.58 Italy, 1995 Watercolor with charcoal on 2012.50.37 2012.50.330.4 Katcinas Sun, 1996 Helio-Centric #1, 1993 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Graphite and gesso on paper wove paper Clay Cliffs, 1997 Kilclooney Dolmen #5, 1999 Vitreograph and siligraphic Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.80 16H x 19H x 1 in. 24 x 14 in. Vitreograph, black & white Vitreograph print from glass print from glass plates 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22H Helio-Centric IV, 1993 Gift of the artist Gift of the artist intaglio print from glass plate plates with digital transfer of 22G x 17G in. (image), 29 x in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2011.130.2 2011.95.1 (printer’s proof—1 of 4) photography by artist

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7 x 9L in. (image), 19 x 15 in. Moeraki Boulders IV, 1994 Windcave, 1997 Ding Dong Daddy Dog Biscuits #2, in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.324 (sheet) (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass Vitreograph print from glass 1974–1975 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 22 x 28 in. (image), 31 x 38 in. Quantum, 2007 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke plates plates Lithograph 2012.50.303 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.317 2012.50.330.5 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22H 14 x 24 in. (image), 22G x 30H 24H x 20 in. (image), 27 x 22 Carolina Furrow, 2005 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 30 x 24 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Sheepwalk XXIV, 1995 Kilclooney Dolmen #6, 1999 in. (sheet) in. (sheet) in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.329 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. Glass Canyon III, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 28 in. plates with digital transfer of 2012.50.47 2012.50.42 2012.50.168 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.328 (sheet) photography by artist Moon-Kilcooney More, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 16 in. (image), 27 x 22 in. Quiet Wind, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 9G x 7I in. (image), 19 x 15 Vitreograph print from glass TABITHA VEVERS (b. 1957) ELBERT WEINBERG 2012.50.300 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.316 in. (sheet) plates Shell Series: Pearlmaker, 2011 (1928–1991) Celebration, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 17 x 22 in. (image), 22¼ x 28 Sheepwalk, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 30 in. (image), 30H x 38 Oil and gold leaf on oyster shell The Blind Sister of Narcissus, 1989 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.321 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.330.6 in. (sheet) 3¾ x 2¾ x 1¼ in. Bronze 16 x 17 in. (image), 22½ x 26 Infusion, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 18 in. (image), 30 x 22½ Kilclooney Dolmen #7, 1999 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Director’s Discretionary Figure 23H x 24 x 28 in. in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.312 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass 2012.50.39 Purchase Fund Pedestal 25 in. diameter Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16½ x 22¼ in. (image), 21 x 27 Quiet Winter, 2006 Gift of Judith O'Rourke plates with digital transfer of Muruwai NZ, 1997 2011.79 Acquired from the Elbert 2012.50.301 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.315 photography by artist Vitreograph print from glass plates Weinberg Trust Dancing Fissures, 2005 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22½ x 25 Storm Warning, 1996 10 x 6I in. (image), 19 x 15 in. 18 x 30 in. (image), 25 x 30H PATRICK WADLEY (1950– 2011.75 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.307 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) in. (sheet) 1992) 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22½ Linville Smoke, 2007 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 17 x 22 in. (image), 22½ x 28 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Conflict of Heart, 1989 DAN WELDEN in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.322 in. (sheet) 2012.50.330.7 2012.50.35 Vitreograph print from glass plates Alert I, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 26 in. Red Band, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Kilclooney Dolmen Cover Sheet, 1999 Sea Tunnel, 1999 14 x 11 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.299 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.308 Vitreograph print from glass Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) 17 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. Discharge, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 21 x 24¾ Swing, 1998 plates with digital transfer of 22H x 18G in. (image), 22H x Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.323 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates photography by artist 27H in. (sheet) 2012.50.51 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 33 in. (image), 29½ x 38 Melange, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22¾ x 26 5H x 8 in. (image), 19 x 15 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Dansa Atlantis, 1989 2012.50.309 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.305 in. (sheet) (sheet) 2012.50.43 Vitreograph print from glass plates Alert II, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16½ x 22¼ in. (image), 21 x 27 Red Oscillation, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Snow Squall, 1993 23 x 19 in. (image), 35 x 28 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.325 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.296 2012.50.330 Vitreograph and intaglio print (sheet) 17 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. Girder, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 23 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Turf's Up, 2005 Moeraki Boulders IA, 1994 from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.306 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 12 x 16 in. (image), 16 x 20 in. 2012.50.52 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 17 x 22 in. (image), 22½ x 28 Midnight Whistle, 2005 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. (sheet) Portal, 1989 2012.50.310 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.99 (sheet) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass Alert III, 1996 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. Red Oscillation, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift from Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.41 matrix Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.314 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.298 2012.50.38 Turf-Bemvlle Head, 2003 14 x 11 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 17 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 27 in. Glass Canyon I, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 33 in. (image), 36 x 30 in. Vessel, 1996 Moeraki Boulders II, 1993 Vitreograph print from glass plates (sheet) (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.297 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 17H x 22H in. (image), 22 x 28 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 20 x 16 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. Nervine, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 17 x 22 in. (image), 22 x 28 in. 24 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. in. (sheet) 2012.50.49 2012.50.313 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.326 (sheet) (sheet) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Querelle Visits NC, 1989 Amalgamation, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 19¾ x 16 in. (image), 22 x 20 Sheepwalk XXII, 1995 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.50.48 Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.318 in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.311 2012.50.45 Windcave, 1997 16 x 11 in. (image), 29H x 20H 16½ x 22¼ in. (image), 21 x 27 Glass Canyon II, 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28 x 20¼ in. (image), 20 x Wrapped Switchbacks, 2007 Moeraki Boulders III, 1993 Vitreograph print from glass in. (sheet) in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.304 13¾ in. (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates Vitreograph print from glass plates plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 16 x 20 in. (image), 22 x 30 in. Preponderate, 1999 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 30 in. (image), 30 x 36 in. 24 x 19 in. (image), 30 x 22 in. 14 x 24 in. (image), 22H x 30H 2012.50.50 2012.50.302 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.320 (sheet) (sheet) in. (sheet) Assimilation, 1998 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 24 x 33 in. (image), 29 x 38 in. Sheepwalk XXIII, 1995 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke WILLIAM WALMSLEY Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.319 (sheet) Vitreograph print from glass plates 2012.50.327 2012.50.46 2012.50.34 (1923–2003) 16½ x 22¼ in. (image), 21 x 27 Glass Canyon III (Big Version), 1992 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14 x 20 in. (image), 21 x 27 in.

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RICHARD WELLING 16 x 22 in. 16 x 22 in. Old State House, Hartford, CT (Bird's in. (sheet) friends of the artist Henri Lardon, 1955–1959 Oil on canvas mounted on (1926–2009) Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Eye View), n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.08 Oil on canvas hardboard Antique Automobiles: 1903 Cadillac, n.d. Riss Riss Silkscreen print 2012.50.391 45 x 60 in. 11H x 25H in. Lithograph 2011.76.20 2011.76.21 20 x 26 in. Portrait of Joan, 1996 ALAN WOOD-THOMAS Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone 9 x 12 in. Capitol Building, Hartford, CT, n.d. House, Stonington, CT, 1976 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Vitreograph print from glass plates (1920-1976) 2012.03.2 2012.03.8 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Lithograph Drawing Riss 8 x 10 in. (image), 11K x 14 in. Annabelle with Bowl, 1951 Illuminating the Workplace, 1958 Rembrandy Travaillant a ma Presse, 1974 Riss 16 x 20 in. 16 x 22 in. 2011.76.14 (sheet) Ink on paper Oil on canvas Etching 2011.76.6 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Panoramic of Hartford, n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 19 x 15 in. 50 x 38 in. 9 x 14 in. Antique Automobiles: 1907 Franklin, n.d. Riss Riss Lithograph 2012.50.166 Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone Lithograph 2011.76.3 2011.76.18 20 x 40 in. Three Trees, 1998 2012.03.24 2012.03.3 2012.03.15 9 x 12 in. Goodwin Square Construction, Hartford, House, Suffield, CT, 1975 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Vitreograph print from glass plates Annabelle with Glass, 1949 L'architecte de Burgos, 1974 Seagull, c. 1956 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa CT, 1989 Drawing Riss 7H x 11 in. (image), 14 x 18 in. Pencil on paper Etching Ink on paper Riss Drawing 16 x 22 in. 2011.76.13 (sheet) 19 ½ x 14 in. 12 x 14H in. 14 x 20 in. 2011.76.4 14 x 17 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Queensboro Bridge, New York, NY, Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone Antique Automobiles: 1908 Stanley, n.d. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Riss 1969 2012.50.167 2012.03.23 2012.03.21 2012.03.11 Lithograph Riss 2011.76.19 Drawing Bird, 1951 Le Berger d' Avila, 1974 Silvermine Series P: Lumiere Electrique, 9 x 12 in. 2011.76.16 Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 1971 24 x 18 in. SANDY WILLCOX Ink on paper Etching 1959 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Hall High School, n.d. Drawing Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Passe-partout, 1997 11 x 18 in. 8 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Riss Lithograph 23H x 18 in. Riss Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone 74 x 52 in. 2011.76.5 18 x 14 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa 2011.76.28 22H x 17G in. (image), 30 x 2012.03.12 2012.03.22 Gift of Christine Rhone Antique Automobiles: 1914 Packard, n.d. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Riss Reflection in a Building, Hartford, CT, 22H in. (sheet) Circus, 1954 Les Hollandaises, 1974 2012.03.1 Lithograph Riss 2011.76.23 1983 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Ink on paper Etching Studio, 1952–1955 9 x 12 in. 2011.76.8 Memorial Arch, Hartford CT, n.d. Drawing 2012.50.171 17 x 20 in. 11H x 16 in. Oil on canvas Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Historic Houses, CT, Hill-Stead Lithograph 17 x 14 in. Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone 60 x 45 in. Riss Museum, Farmington, CT, n.d. 14 x 18 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa MARY WILLIAMS 2012.03.13 2012.03.18 Gift of Christine Rhone 2011.76.7 Lithograph Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Riss Indigo Dog Sleeping, n.d. Femme au Visage Double, 1950 Lightscape, 1951–1953 2012.03.4 Boston State House, n.d. 12 x 16 in. Riss 2011.76.17 Vitreograph print from glass plates Ink wash on paper Oil on canvas Studio 67, 1974 Drawing Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa 2011.76.2 View of Wall St. New York, NY, 1968 16 x 12 in. (image), 30 x 22H 19 x 25 in. 40 x 34 in. Etching 18 x 23H in. Riss Old House, Bristol, CT, 1974 Drawing in. (sheet) Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Christine Rhone 9 x 12 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa 2011.76.9 Drawing on colored paper 18 x 23H in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.03.10 2012.03.5 Gift of Christine Rhone Riss Historic Houses, CT, Noah Webster 16 x 22 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa 2012.50.170 Flute Player, 1949 Man's Head in Profile, 1974 2012.03.16 2011.76.24 House, West Hartford, CT, n.d. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Riss Oil on canvas mounted on Etching The Kings, 1949–1950 Boston State House, Tonal Drawing, n.d. Lithograph Riss 2011.76.27 PAULINE BLISS WILLIAMS hardboard 9 x 14 in. Oil and mixed media on canvas Drawing 12 x 16 in. 2011.76.15 Welles-Shipman House, South (1888–1969) 32 x 48 in. Gift of Christine Rhone 36 x 53 in. 18 x 23H in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Old Town Hall, Colchester, CT, 1977 Glastonbury, CT, n.d. No. 5 Across from Rocky Neck, n.d. Gift of Christine Rhone 2012.03.20 Gift of Christine Rhone Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Riss Drawing Lithograph Oil on board 2012.03.7 Pecheuses d' etoiles, 1974 2012.03.6 Riss 2011.76.10 16 x 22 in. 12 x 16 in. 16 x 16 in. Goat, 1953 Etching 2011.76.25 Historic Houses, CT, Joseph Webb House, Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Gift of Harry and Barbara Gough Ink on paper 14 x 18 in. GEORGE YATER (1910–1993) Boston State House: Untitled, n.d. Wethersfield, CT, n.d. Riss Riss 2011.133 11 x 15 in. Gift of Christine Rhone Pearl Street in Winter, c. 1950 Drawing Lithograph 2011.76.22 2011.76.12 Gift of Christine Rhone 2012.03.17 Watercolor on paper 18 x 23H in. 12 x 16 in. Old State House, Hartford CT, n.d. ELLEN WINEBERG 2012.03.9 Pluie: Elle Etait Ma Forme Inconnue, 1974 19 x 26 in. Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Lithograph JOHN WILDE (1919–2006) (b. 1948) Henri, 1950 Etching Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Riss Riss 16 x 20 in. A Kiss, 1996 Metamorphosis, 2011 Ink on paper 8 x 16 in. Del Deo 2011.76.26 2011.76.11 Gift of Debrah Welling and Lisa Vitreograph and siligraphic Oil and mixed media on canvas 13 x 14H in. Gift of Christine Rhone 2011.83 Building, Talcott School, 1975 House, Colchester, CT, 1977 Riss print from glass plates 36 x 48 in. Gift of Christine Rhone 2012.03.19 Drawing Drawing 2011.76.1 8 x 10 in. (image), 11¼ x 13¼ Purchased for NBMAA by 2012.03.14 Portrait of Henri Lardon, 1947–1948

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LAUREN ZARAMBO (b. 1955) CONSERVATION Head of an Algerian (Moorish Prince), The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the 11, 2001, in color as a cropped GEORGE INNESS, St. Peter’s published by the University of JOHN BREWSTER, Morgan Seashells, 2010 LIST FISCAL YEAR 1897 West, in color as a cover image cover image with the image Rome, in color for promotional California Press for fall 2012. Family Portrait, in color for use as Transparent watercolor 2012 Oil on canvas for the publication “Frontier appearing in full inside the material for the exhibition, ‘lapel buttons’ in conjunction 21 x 21 in. 32 x 23¾ in. Figures: American Music and publication “Fine Art Connoisseur “George Inness in Italy” at the WILLIAM BECKMAN, Delavern with a non-profit fundraiser for Gift of the artist MATHER BROWN (1761– Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Mythology of the American Magazine,” published by Taft Museum of Art from Farm, Winter: Loading Silage, in color the Charlton Historical Society, 2012.32 1831) and through exchange West,” by Beth Levy, published Streamline Publishing Inc. for Oct. 2011 to Jan. 2012. for the publication, “Fine Art planned by Alice Crotty and Sir Richard Arkwright, 1790 1981.68 by the University of California Sept. 2011. Connoisseur,” for an article by hosted by the Charlton Historical ELIZABETH BONNER Oil on canvas Press in Feb. 2012. GILBERT STUART, Jared Norman Dubrow detailing the Society for May, 2012. ZIMMERMAN 50K x 40K in. NORMAN ROCKWELL WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Sparks, in black and white for a best contemporary pastel works in Prayers Dissolved on the Wind, 2011 Charles F. Smith Fund (1894–1978) GRAYDON PARRISH, The Charles Caldwell, in color for the scholarly journal for an academic American museums, published KENNETH HAYES MILLER, Hand-colored solarplate relief 1957.08 Easter, cover for The Saturday Cycle of Terror and Tragedy, September 11, publication “Descendants of audience, “Gilbert and the Impact by Streamline Publishing, for Two Figures, in color as an 7 x 9I in. (image), 12 x 9 in. Evening Post, 1954 2001, in color as a cover image Charles and John Caldwell” a of Manic Depression,” by Dorinda Mar. 2012. educational resource in digital (paper) WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE Oil on card for the publication “Modern third edition by Edith Caldwell Evans, published by Ashgate format in conjunction with Gift of The Providence Art Club (1849-1916) 11¼ x 10¼ in. Fictional Studies, Issue 57.3,” for a publication date of Publishing, for Feb. 2012. GEORGE TOOKER, Bird Watchers, a presentation at the 2011.81.22 John Butler Talcott, c. 1900 Anonymous gift published by John Hopkins summer 2012. in color for the publication Weatherspoon Art Gallery, Oil on canvas 1975.30 LIC University Press for fall 2011. RAPHAELLE PEALE, Bowl of “Rousing the Machinery,” by by Ellen Todd. T.A. ZIVE (b. 1933) 48 x 36 GEORGE WESLEY BELLOWS, Peaches, in black and white for a Catherine MacDonald, Blue Dog, 1992 Gift of the Talcott Family RIGHTS AND GRAYDON PARRISH, The The Big Dory, in color for the scholarly journal for an academic published by the University of JOHN SINGER SARGENT, Vitreograph print from glass plates 1943.03 REPRODUCTIONS Cycle of Terror and Tragedy, September 11, publication “George Bellows, audience, “Gilbert and the Impact Arkansas Press for Feb. 2012. Miss Cara Birch, for promotional 16 x 20 in. (image), 22H x 30 2001, in color as a cover image 1882–1925” by Charles Brock et al, of Manic Depression,” by Dorinda materials in association with a in. (sheet) CHARLES WEBSTER CHARLES DEMUTH, Acrobats, for the publication “The Sacred published by the National Gallery Evans, published by Ashgate WINSLOW HOMER, traveling exhibition to the Brigham Gift of Judith O'Rourke HAWTHORNE (1872–1930) for an exhibition catalogue and in the Modern World: A of Art, for summer 2012. Publishing, for Feb. 2012. Skirmish in the Wilderness, in black Young University Museum of 2012.50.169 The Dress Maker, 1915 related essay “See Feats of Cultural Sociological Approach,” and white for the publication Art for summer 2011. Oil on wood panel Audacious Daring: The Circus by Gordon Lynch, published by JOHN SLOAN, Main Street WINSLOW HOMER, Skirmish “The Arcadia Project: Death MARGUERITE THOMPSON 25 x 30 in. World of Judy Onofrio” by the Oxford University Press for Gloucester, in color for the in the Wilderness, in color for the and the American Landscape,” NORMAN ROCKWELL, ZORACH (1887–1968) Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Patricia McDonnell, Ph.D., Feb. 2012. publication “On Opposite publication “The Civil War by Aaron Sachs, published by Weighing In, in color for the Zinnias, n.d. 1992.21 published by the Plains Art Tracks,” by Chester Brigham, and American Art,” by Eleanor the Yale University Press for publication “Always Looking,” Oil on board Museum for an Aug. 2011 JOHN BREWSTER JR., published by Whale’s Jaw Jones Harvey, published by spring 2013. by John Updike, published by 13 x 16H in. JOHN FREDERICK publication date. Morgan Family Portrait, in color Publishing for Nov. 2011. the Smithsonian American Art Knopf Publishing Group for Bequest of Rita Heimann KENSETT (1816–1872) for the publication “The Wyly Museum for Mar. 2012. ASHER BROWN DURAND, Jan. 2012. 2012.48.31 Roundout Creek, 1862 THOMAS HART BENTON, Family,” by Sam Wyly, published BELA LYON PRATT, Artemis, Sunday Morning, in color as a Oil on canvas The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the by Fenwick Publishing Group for non-editorial use in MARY STEVENSON low resolution image used in EDWARD HOPPER, Abbot’s 15 x 24 in. West, in color for use in Yale Inc., for Dec. 2011. conjunction with the Arts CASSATT, A Caress, in black conjunction with a class House, in color for the exhibition Charles F. Smith Fund University Art Gallery Bulletin Television program titled and white for the publication presentation titled, “Valves,” catalogue “Edward Hopper,” by 1945.10 essay by Henry Adams for THOMAS COLE, The Clove, “Maturity,” produced by “Parenting for Peace: Raising by Sheri Williams, for Fordland Didier Ottinger, published by Dec. 2011. Catskills, in color as a cover image Comcast for fall 2011. the Next Generation of High School class EDU220 REUNION DES MUSEES SEYMOUR LIPTON (1903– for the publication “Wild Land Peacemakers,” by Marcy Axness, in Feb. 2012. NATIONAUX, for an exhibition 1986) ANDREW WYETH, McVey’s and the Birth of American GRAYDON PARRISH, The published by Sentient Publications with the same title. Thorn Mill, 1975 Barn, in color for the publication Landscape Painting, Thomas Cycle of Terror and Tragedy, September for Dec. 2011. FREDERIC EDWIN Bronze on monel metal “The Connecticut Art Trail: 15 Cole National Historic Site,” by 11, 2001, in color for use with CHURCH, West Rock, New Haven, GEORGE BELLOWS, The Big 34 x 29 x 21 in. Masterpieces Worth a Journey,” Kevin Avery, published by the the publication “The Artist’s JOHN LAFARGE, The End of in color for a digital screen Dory, in color for use in a 2013 Gift of Barbara Palmer by Noah Charney, published by Mid-America Arts Alliance for Magazine, Artist’s Life Column,” Cook’s Bay, Island of Moorea, in black projection in conjunction with a calendar, as well as a book of 2007.123 Connecticut Magazine for Sept. 2011. edited by Cherie Haas, and white for the publication musical performance in relation postcards titled, “George Bellows: summer of 2011. published by F+W Media Inc. “Vanishing Paradise: Art and to the image itself, hosted by A Book of Postcards,” both ELIZABETH NOURSE GRAYDON PARRISH, The for Aug. 2011. Eroticism in Colonial Tahiti,” the Western Carolina University published by Pomegranate (1860–1938) THOMAS HART BENTON, Cycle of Terror and Tragedy, September by Dr. Elizabeth Childs, School of Music. Communications, for May 2012.

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HENRY INMAN, Portrait of a Little NBMAA WORKS ON 2007.105 ROMARE HOWARD 10 x 12 in. THOMAS WILMER DEWING Alix W. Stanley Fund John Butler Talcott Fund Girl (Cornelia Rutgers Livingston), LOAN TO OTHER Harvest, n.d. BEARDEN (1911–1988) Gift of Jean E. Taylor (1851–1938) 1958.06 1941.07 in color, in digital format for INSTITUTIONS Oil on board Early Morning, 1964 2009.32 Woman in Purple and Green, 1905 use in conjunction with a blog 19 x 47 in. Collage on board Oil on wood panel JOHN HABERLE (1856–1933) EDWARD LAMSON HENRY titled, “The Mysterious Youth” THE ADDISON GALLERY Gift of Mr. James D. Terra 9H x 10M in. MATHER BROWN (1761– 20 x 15I in. Time and Eternity, c. 1889–90 (1841–1919) by Annie Dolmatch and Teen OF AMERICAN ART, 1978.13 Friends Purchase Fund 1831) Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas In The Shenandoah Valley (Off the Main Advisory Group Members ANDOVER, MA. APRIL Pennsylvania Memory, n.d. 1985.1 Sir Richard Arkwright, 1790 1948.02 14 x 10 in. Road), 1897 Genevieve & Alisha, published TO AUGUST 2012 Oil on masonite Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Oil on canvas by The Metropolitan Museum 22G x 29L in. FRANK WESTON BENSON 50K x 40K in. GUY PENE DU BOIS (1884– 1952.01 10G x 14L in. of Art, for July 2012. ELIZABETH ENDERS Gift of Mr. James D. Terra (1862–1951) Charles F. Smith Fund 1958) Charles F. Smith Fund (b. 1939) 1978.12 Figure In A Room, 1912 1957.08 On the Bridge, 1926 WILLIAM MICHAEL 1945.03.02 EDWARD HOPPER, Abbot’s Ocean-Charts-Blue, 2008 Sunlight, Midwest Prairie, n.d. Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel HARNETT (1848–1892) House, in color for an (as of yet Oil on linen Oil on masonite 30 x 25J in. FREDERIC EDWIN 21L x 17M in. Still Life With Violin, 1886 WINSLOW HOMER (1836– untitled) article by Julie 60 x 60 in. 24 x 40 in. Alix W. Stanley Fund CHURCH (1826–1900) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas 1910) Bosman, published by The Gift of the artist Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule 1973.38 West Rock, New Haven, 1849 1944.09 19M x 23M in. Butterflies, 1878 New York Times Magazine for 2010.63 1970.12 Oil on canvas Grace Judd Landers Fund Oil on canvas mounted on summer 2012. The Old New Jersey Barn, n.d. THOMAS HART BENTON 27J x 40J in. ASHER BROWN DURAND 1942.11 masonite THE AMERICAN SAVINGS Oil on masonite (1889–1975) John Butler Talcott Fund (1796–1886) 37I x 24 in. WINSLOW HOMER, A Ship’s FOUNDATION, NEW 22 x 27L in. Denys Wortman, 1953 1950.1 Sunday Morning, 1860 MARSDEN HARTLEY Friends of William F. Brooks Boat, in color for use in the BRITAIN, CT. ONGOING Gift of Mr. James D. Terra Oil on canvas mounted on board Oil on canvas on wood paneled (1877–1943) 1950.03 publication titled, “Shipwreck! 1978.15 32 x 40 in. THOMAS COLE (1801–1848) stretcher Maine Islands, c. 1938 Winslow Homer and the ‘Life MARIAN HUNGERFORD Vermont Hill Farm, n.d. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund The Clove, Catskills, c. 1826 28J x 42J in. Oil on canvas EASTMAN JOHNSON Line’,” by Kathleen Foster, (1896–2000) Oil on masonite 1954.01 Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund 10G x 18G in. (1824–1906) published by the Philadelphia An Old Mill, 1954 28 x 32 in. 25¼ x 35J in. 1963.04 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Hollyhocks, 1876 Museum of Art for summer Oil on canvas Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule ALBERT BIERSTADT Charles F. Smith Fund 1949.09 Oil on canvas on wood paneled 2012. 24J x 30¼ in. 1970.13 (1830–1902) 1945.22 FREDERICK CARL stretcher Grace Judd Landers Fund Seal Rock, c. 1872–87 FRIESEKE (1874–1939) CHILDE HASSAM (1859– 23I x 30H in. JOHN SLOAN, Main Street, 1955.08 BRIGHAM YOUNG MUSEUM Oil on canvas on wood paneled JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY The Bird Cage, c. 1910 1935) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gloucester, in color for the OF ART, PROVO, UT. JULY stretcher (1738–1815) Oil on canvas Le Jour du Grand Prix, 1887 1946.07 publication “Eternal Summer: ISAAC PORTER (1856–1936) 1 TO OCTOBER 29, 2011 30 x 44G in. Lydia Lynde, c. 1762–64 32 x 32 in. Oil on canvas The Art of Edward Henry Martha's Vineyard, 1885 Alix W. Stanley Fund Oil on canvas mounted on John Butler Talcott Fund 37 x 49G in. ROCKWELL KENT (1882– Potthast,” by Julie Aronson, Oil on board MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) 1962.14 masonite 1917.02 Grace Judd Landers Fund 1971) published by D Giles Limited 16 x 20 in. Child's Supper, 1945 30 x 25 in. 1943.14 Toilers of the Sea, 1907 for Jan. 2013. Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low Oil on canvas PETER BLUME (1906–1992) Stephen B. Lawrence Fund and CHRISTOPHER GALLEGO Oil on canvas DEACC1968.32 36 x 48 in. Boulders of Avila, 1976 through exchange (b. 1959) MARTIN JOHNSON HEADE 38J x 44J in. FREDERIC EDWIN Gift of Roy R. Neuberger Oil on linen canvas 1976.04 Interior with Three Rooms, 1996–2000 (1819–1904) Charles F. Smith Fund CHURCH, West Rock, New Haven, in ERIC SLOANE (1910–1985) 1954.32 49J x 73 in. Oil on canvas Ipswich Marshes, 1867 1944.01 color, in digital format, for use Barn Roof Tops, n.d. Special Projects, Friends JOHN STEUART CURRY 90 x 72 in. Oil on canvas in conjunction with a musical Oil on masonite GIFFORD BEAL (1879–1956) Purchase, and Charles F. (1897–1946) General Purchase Fund 12 x 28 in. WALT KUHN (1877–1949) composition titled, “Landscapes,” 22K x 26K in. Elevated, Columbus Avenue, New York, Smith Funds The Stallion, 1937 2002.66 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Clown with Drum and Jug, 1943 by Daniel Baldwin based on the Gift of Mr. James D. Terra 1916 1982.22 Oil and tempera on canvas on 1961.16 Oil on canvas life and work of Frederic Church, 1978.14 Oil on canvas board WILLIAM JAMES GLACKENS 12 x 10 in. produced by Peter Douglas and Coming Home, n.d. 36H x 48H in. FIDELIA BRIDGES (1834– 24K x 30H in. (1870–1938) ROBERT HENRI (1865–1929) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund the University of St. Thomas in Oil on board Charles F. Smith Fund 1923) Gift of Stevan Dohanos Portrait of a Young Girl, c. 1915 Spanish Girl of Segovia, 1912 1948.17 St. Paul, Minnesota. 29H x 19H in. 1959.16 Study of Ferns, 1864 1959.04 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of Lawrence Epstein Oil on board 32 x 26J in. 40I x 33J in.

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FITZ HUGH (HENRY) LANE John Butler Talcott Fund MAXFIELD PARRISH Oil on board Oil on canvas JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL Mixed media on plywood Museum purchase with funds (1804–1865) 1925.01 (1870–1966) 10H x 13I in. 49I x 39I in. WHISTLER (1834–1903) 60 x 78 in. donated by Stephen Borkowski Wreck of the Roma, 1846 Dusk, 1942 Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast Harriet Russell Stanley Fund The Beach at Selsey Bill, c. 1865 Gift of the artist in honor of Vivian Bullaudy Oil on canvas [appears lined] THOMAS MORAN (1837– Oil on masonite 1984.9 1948.01 Oil on canvas 2006.24 2010.105 17M x 27 in. 1926) 13G x 15G in. 24 x 18I in. Lehman Foundation, A. W. The Wilds of Lake Superior, 1864 Charles F. Smith Fund THEODORE ROBINSON LILLY MARTIN SPENCER Harriet Russell Stanley Fund JOHN RANSOM PHILLIPS WILL BARNET (b. 1911) Stanley Fund, Stephen B. Oil on canvas 1966.52 (1852–1896) (1822–1902) 1949 (b. 1949) Youth, 1970 Lawrence Fund, and 30J x 45J in. Union Square, 1895 This Little Pig Went to Market, 1857 Video as Movable Self-Portraiture, 2002 Oil on board Mr. Richard Weed Charles F. Smith Fund RAPHAELLE PEALE (1774– Oil on canvas Oil on cut arched board THE BUSHNELL CENTER Oil on canvas 21L x 17 in. 1978.56 1944.04 1825) 20 x 16L in. 16 x 11M in. FOR THE PERFORMING 66 x 66 in. Charles F. Smith Fund Bowl of Peaches, 1816 Gift of the Alix W. Stanley Estate Charles F. Smith Fund ARTS, HARTFORD, CT. Gift of the artist in honor 1980.51 JACOB LAWRENCE SAMUEL F. B. MORSE Oil on wood panel 1954.26 1994.18 ONGOING of Robert Hinkson, “A True (1917–2000) (1791–1872) 12L x 19G in. Friend and Champion of the WILLIAM BAZIOTES Dreams #1, 1965 Mrs. Juliet Kahlenkamp, c. 1829 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund NORMAN ROCKWELL GILBERT STUART (1755– ANNA BIALOBRODA Tenor Voice” (1912–1963) Gouache on paper Oil on canvas 1961.01 (1894–1978) 1828) (b. 1946) 2005.203 Dusk, 1954 31 x 22H in. 30 x 25 in. Weighing In, 1958 Jared Sparks, 1827–28 Sugar, 1994 Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund SARAH MIRIAM PEALE Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Acrylic on tapestry CAPE COD MUSEUM OF 34 x 17 in. 1989.03 1947.23 (1800–1885) 33 x 30M in. 27G x 22J in. 66 x 50 in. ART, DENNIS, MA. MAY 18 A. W. Stanley Fund and Charles Mrs. Charles Ridgely Carroll (Rebecca Gift of the artist Stephen B. Lawrence Fund and Gift of Lifetime Television TO AUGUST 26, 2012 F. Smith Fund ERNEST LAWSON (1873– WILLIAM SIDNEY MOUNT Pue), c. 1822 1969.76 LIC Charles F. Smith Fund 2001.63 1984.31 1939) (1807–1868) Oil on canvas 1955.06 WESTMORELAND Spring Tapestry, c. 1930 At the Well, 1848 29 x 24G in. JOHN SINGER SARGENT STEVEN DIGIOVANNI MUSEUM OF AMERICAN VARUJAN BOGHOSIAN Oil on canvas Oil on card mounted on wood Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert (1856–1925) HENRY OSSAWA TANNER (b. 1961) ART, GREENSBURG, PA. (b. 1926) 40J x 50 in. panel Vose in memory of Sanford Low Miss Cara Burch (1878-1961), 1888 (1859–1937) B-Movie, 1997 OCTOBER 30, 2011 TO King's Crown, 1949–50 Charles F. Smith Fund 20M x 15K in. 1964.56 Oil on canvas Wynkoop House, Old Haarlem, 1888 Oil on canvas JANUARY 22, 2012 Watercolor 1948.09 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 30 x 25G in. Oil on canvas 59J x 78J in. 22K x 14G in. WICHITA ART MUSEUM, 1946.25 CHARLES ETHAN PORTER Charles F. Smith Fund 18H x 13G in. Joseph H. & Janet L. Myers Fund Harriett Russell Stanley Fund WICHITA, KS. FEBRUARY 5 HUNG LIU (b. 1948) (1847–1923) 1942.02 John Butler Talcott Fund 2001.26 1951.17 TO APRIL 29, 2012 Relic 12, 2005 ELIZABETH NOURSE Still Life with Fruit and Basket, n.d. 1984.86 Untitled, 1973 Oil on canvas and lacquered wood (1860–1938) Oil on oil cloth EVERETT SHINN (1876– ROBERT GOODNOUGH MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) Construction 66 x 66 in. Moorish Prince, 1897 17H x 23J in. 1953) JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN (b. 1917) March on the Beach, 1947 10 x 12M x 3H in. Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph French Vaudeville, 1937 (1853–1902) N2-B, 1991 Oil on canvas Gift of Edward Giobbi 2007.99 32 x 23I in. Krumholtz Oil on canvas Niagara in Winter, c. 1893 Oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. 2001.107 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1985.21 25J x 30J in. Oil on canvas 56 x 84 in. Gift of Evangeline Zalstem- GEORGE LUKS (1867–1933) and through exchange Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 30J x 25J in. Anonymous gift Zalessky GIORGIO CAVALLON Pals, c. 1907 1981.68 RICHARD POUSETTE-DART 1946.22 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 2006.35 1959.09 (1904–1989) Oil on canvas (1916–1992) 1947.37 Untitled, 1955 30 x 25 in. GEORGIA O'KEEFFE Blue Presence, 1970 JOHN SLOAN (1871–1951) CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) SUSAN BAKER (b. 1946) Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1887–1986) Oil on board Main Street, Gloucester, 1917 BENJAMIN WEST (1738– Reconciliation, 1976 “The great dandy Charles Demuth 30 x 23M in. 1943.11 East River from the 30th Story of Shelton 24 x 24 in. Oil on canvas 1820) Acrylic polymer on canvas rode the local bus endlessly, waving his Friends Purchase Fund Hotel, 1928 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 26 x 32G in. Thetis Bringing Armor to Achilles, 1806 69 x 62 in. hankerchief at his bemused cronies," 1990.15 WILLARD METCALF Oil on canvas 1971.25 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas Friends Purchase Fund and artist from Susan Baker, The History of (1858–1925) 30 x 48J in. 1943.16 20 x 27G in. 1987.19 Provincetown (Burlington: Verve STUART DAVIS (1894– November Mosaic, 1922 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund MAURICE PRENDERGAST Charles F. Smith Fund Editions, 1999), 1998 1964) Oil on canvas 1958.09 (1858–1924) JOHN SMIBERT (1688–1751) 1942.1 BUSSER HOWELL (b. 1946) Acrylic on paper Analogical Emblem Landcsape, 1933 26 x 28 in. Pavilion by the Sea, c. 1907–10 Benjamin Colman, c. 1740 Victims # 1, 2005 12H x 15H in. Oil on composition board

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13M x 14G in. CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE of the Dedalus Foundation Oil on masonite Oil on canvas WILLARD LUSTENADER CT. ONGOING Oil on canvas Olga H. Knoepke Fund and (1872–1930) 1995.09 51G x 25L in 24 x 30 in. (b. 1955) 40 x 25 in. Members Purchase Fund The Fisher Boy, 1908 General Purchase Fund Charles F. Smith Fund Nocturne, 2000 GREGORY DEANE (N.D.) Gift of Mrs. Sylvia Marlowe 1996.16 Oil on canvas on board LILLIAN ORLOWSKY 1992.01 1951.26 Oil on canvas Night Vista, n.d. Berman 39J x 39J in. (1914–2007) 28 x 40 in. Acrylic on canvas 1978.99 JOHN DOWD (b. 1960) John Butler Talcott Fund Untitled (Abstract), c. 1950s TABITHA VEVERS (b. 1957) ROBERT BRACKMAN Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 60 x 84 in. Backstreet, Provincetown, 2011 1912.02 Oil on canvas Shell Series: Pearlmaker, 2011 (1898–1980) 2001.66 Gift of Peter Wright ALFRED THOMPSON Oil on canvas 32 x 25 in. Oil and gold leaf on oyster shell The Bather, 1942 2010.74.4 S BRICHER (1837–1908) 23M x 35M in. EDWARD HOPPER (1882– Gift of The Lillian Orlowsky 3I x 2I x 1G in. Oil on canvas JACQUES PÉPIN (b. 1935) Men Working, 1862 Gift of Stephen Borkowski in 1967) and William Freed Foundation Director's Discretionary 16 x 12 in. Interieur, 1999 HARTFORD STEAM BOILER Oil on card honor of John and Julie Dowd Blackhead, Monhegan, c. 1918 2010.100 Purchase Fund Grace Judd Landers Fund Oil on canvas INSPECTION & INSURANCE 10G x 14I in. 2011.20 Oil on wood panel 2011.79 1942.38 16 x 20 in. CO., HARTFORD, CT. Gift of Sherman Small 11H x 16 in. JACK PIERSON (b. 1960) Gift of the artist ONGOING 1979.11 SAM FEINSTEIN (1915–2003) Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Self Portrait #6, 2003 ANDY WARHOL (1928– ANNA MARY RICHARDS 2007.125 Pieta III, late 1950s 1992.22 Pigment print 1987) BREWSTER (1870–1952) ABRAM ARCHIBALD DENNIS MILLER BUNKER Oil on canvas 54 x 44 in. Man Ray, 1974 Lake Lugano, Switzerland, n.d. MAURICE PRENDERGAST ANDERSON (1847–1934) (1861–1890) 48 x 36 in. ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNTER Charles F. Smith Fund Acrylic polymer and silkscreen Oil on canvas (1858–1924) Norma Wright Sloper, 1922 Loeffler’s Violin, 1889 Gift of the Samuel L. Feinstein (b. 1928) 2005.121 on canvas 12 x 18 in. Ladies in the Park, c. 1907–10 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Trust Blue, Brass, and Off-white with root, 14G x 11 in. Gift of Richard A. Wilson Oil on board 51 x 38½ in. 12¼ x 10J in. 2011.37 2006 JACKSON POLLOCK Friends Purchase Fund 1982.81 10H x 13I in. Gift of Mrs. Gertrude W. Smith Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Oil on canvas (1912–1956) 1979.084 Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast 1981.37 Brown, in memory of Edward WILLIAM FREED (1902– 16 x 28 in. T.P.'s Boat in Menemsha Pond, c. 1934 ARTHUR BOWEN DAVIES 1984.89 Dwight 1984) Gift of the artist Oil on tin FREDERICK JUDD WAUGH (1862–1928) Pavilion by the Sea, c. 1907–10 HOWARD DWIGHT BEACH 1982.89 Still Life of Fruit and Bottle, 1963 2009.127.1 4L x 6K in. (1861–1940) Nude, n.d. Oil on board (1867–1954) Oil on canvas Gift of Thomas P. Benton Breaking Surf, n.d. Oil on board 10H x 13I in. Montauk, Long Island, 1920 WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE 32 x 27 in. LEE KRASNER (1908–1984) 1973.113 Oil on canvas 9H x 5H in. Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast Oil on board (1849–1916) Gift of The Lillian Orlowsky Nude Study, 1939 25 x 30 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1984.09 12 x 16 in. Portrait of a Child, c. 1884 and William Freed Foundation Charcoal on paper CHARLES SHEELER (1883– Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Prudden 1954.39 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Justus S. Oil on canvas 2010.99 25 x 18M in. 1965) 2001.1 JAMES D. SMILLIE (1833– Beach 13 x 8 in. Friends Purchase Fund Bucolic Landscape #2, 1958 CHILDE HASSAM (1859– 1909) 2003.68 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund ADOLPH GOTTLIEB (1903– 1985.09 Tempera on board WILLIAM ZORACH (1887– 1935) Keene Valley, New York, 1868 1945.06 1974) 7H x 10L in. 1966) Old Farmhouse, Bridgehampton, LI, 1926 Oil on board FRANK C. BENSING (1893– Omen for a Hunter, 1947 ROSS MOFFETT (1888–1971) Charles F. Smith Fund Young Girl (Dahlov), 1921 Oil on wood panel 9 x 14H in. 1983) MARGARET MILLER Oil on canvas Provincetown View, c. 1929–32 1976.03 Bronze 12H x 26L in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Old Goss, 1927 COOPER (1874–1965) 30 x 38 in. Oil on canvas 22L x 5G x 6G in. Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 1985.07 Oil on canvas Fishing Boats, Nova Scotia, Peggy's Cove, Charles F. Smith Fund 20 x 24 in. KATHRYN LEE SMITH Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Collection Gift of Mrs. John Scott 1929 2000.24 Gift of Olga H. Knoepke (b. 1953) Collection 1989.31 DWIGHT WILLIAM TRYON 1978.17 Oil on canvas 1992.39 Ancestor Series: Dawn #3, 2009 1989.49 (1849–1925) Old Goss Knitting, 1927 25 x 30 in. CHILDE HASSAM (1859– White-line woodblock print SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Autumn Day, 1911 Oil on canvas Grace Judd Landers Fund 1935) ROBERT MOTHERWELL 8I x 13G in. THE GOVERNOR’S Lines in Color on Color to Specific Points Oil on wood panel 18 x 15 in. 1942.41 Rigger's Shop, Provincetown, 1900 (1915–1991) Gift of the artist RESIDENCE, HARTFORD, CT. on a Grid (set of 7), 1978 10M x 15I in. Gift of Mrs. John Scott Oil on canvas Elegy with Opening, 1984 2011.02 ONGOING Silkscreen Gift of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. 1978.18 THOMAS BIGALOW CRAIG 22 x 19 in. Acrylic polymer and charcoal on 30 x 30 in. 1987.04 (1849–1924) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. canvas THEODOROS STAMOS HARRY RUSSELL Gift of Sol LeWitt LEONID BERMAN (1896– In June Sunshine, n.d. Lawrence Pond 24 x 36 in. (1922–1997) BALLINGER (1892–1993) 2007.136.277 SL THE GROVE HILL MEDICAL 1976) Oil on canvas 1976.98 Charles F. Smith Fund and Gift Cathedral, 1949–50 The Survivors, c. 1947 CENTER, NEW BRITAIN, Salt panning Near Tokyo, 1957 10 x 14 in.

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Gift of Helen Z. Pearl Oil on canvas memory of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. Oil on canvas 1973.91 20 x 16 in. Evening, Lake George, c. 1893 Acrylic polymer on board 1992.84 29 x 36 in. 1998.11 14 x 18 in. Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas 42 x 48 in. Bequest of Jesse Greenes Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. JOHN KOCH (1909–1978) 1949.24 14 x 22 in. Friends Purchase Fund ROBERT (BRUCE) CRANE 2001.01 ABASTENIA EBERLE 2000.10 From my window, c. 1947 Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore 1976.108 (1857–1937) The Oak, 1903 (1878–1942) Oil on canvas JAMES GOODWIN 1939.03 The Cider Mill, n.d. Oil on canvas Woman Sitting, 1920 SONIA GRINEVA (b. 1975) 16 x 20 in. MCMANUS (1882–1973) WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS Oil on canvas board 29 x 36 in. Bronze Florence Italy, 2002 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Wide Connecticut, 1936 GEORGE LAURENCE (1833–1905) 8 x 10 in. John Butler Talcott Fund 10½ x 5½ x 8 in. Oil on canvas 1951.14 Oil on canvas NELSON (1887–1978) English Field and Headland, n.d. Bequest of Elizabeth Buchanan 1937.03 Given in memory of Anthony 37¾ x 43¾ in. 34 x 40 in. From the June Garden, c. 1930 Oil on board Collection and Mary Malinowski Gift of the artist LESLIE LEE (1871–1951) John Butler Talcott Fund Oil on canvas 7 x 12 in. 1989.19 JOSEPH RODEFER DECAMP 1993.30 2002.106 The Game, n.d. 1940.05 25 x 30 in. Gift of the National Academy of (1858–1923) Oil on canvas Gift of Kent Historical Society Design LEONARD CREO (b. 1923) Miss Alice Boit, c. 1900 CHARLES NOEL FLAGG WALTER C. HARTSON 25J x 30 in. WILLARD METCALF 2003.64 1953.11 Orchestra, 1968 Oil on canvas (1848–1916) (1866–c. 1940) Gift of the Estate of Leslie Lee (1858–1925) H.C.N. in Brown Velvet, 1916 Oil on canvas 24 x 20 in. The Poke Bonnet, 1883 Outskirts of Laren, n.d. 1952.19 Jewish Girl, Tunis, 1887 Oil on canvas CONSTANCE RICHARDSON 24 x 18 in. Jane and Victor Darnell, Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (under glass) Oil on canvas 38 x 76 in. (1905–2002) Gift of Albert Hydeman Howard H. Bristol Jr., and the 23½ x 19 in. 12 x 16 in. GEORGE LUKS (1867–1933) 13I x 9G in. Gift of Kent Historical Society City of Detroit, 1943 1969.70 General Purchase Fund John Butler Talcott Fund Gift of Randall N. Judd Nora Brady, n.d. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 2003.63_1 Oil on board 1996.32 1912.01 1983.126 Oil on canvas and through exchange 20 x 28J in. C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE 30 x 26 in. 1981.72 IVAN OLINSKY (1878–1962) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (b. 1947) EDWIN WALTER RUBE GOLDBERG (1883– ROBERT HENRI (1865–1929) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Girl with White Scarf, n.d. 1950.42 Cromwell Barn in Mist, 1973 DICKINSON (1891–1979) 1970) Notre Dame and the Seine, 1900 1947.21 CHARLES A. MEURER Oil on board under glass Egg tempera on board Pine, Black Fish Creek, August 19th, 1945 The Art Tour, n.d. Oil on canvas on board (1865–1955) 16 x 20 in. CHAUNCEY FOSTER 36 x 48 in. Oil on canvas Bronze 6 x 9 in. GREGORY LYSUN (b. 1924) Old Confederate, 1864, 1895 Charles F. Smith Fund RYDER (1868–1949) Friends Purchase Fund 15½ x 13½ in. 14 x 14½ x 10 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gay Head, 1964 Oil on canvas 1943.12 Old Red Barn in the Snow, 1927 1973.45 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 1951.13 Oil on canvas 18 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Baekeland, in memory of Jane 1968.31 Head of a Woman, c. 1896–97 30x 40 in. Charles F. Smith Fund OGDEN PLEISSNER (1905– 24 x 29 in. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM R. Davis Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund 1972.92 1983) John Butler Talcott Fund (b. 1914) DEACC2001.103 GORDON HOPE GRANT 24 x 19¾ in. 1977.31 Early Morning, Paris, 1951 1928.02 Landing at Twin Coves, n.d. (1875–1962) Charles F. Smith Fund EDITH DALE MONSON Oil on canvas Acrylic on canvas STEVAN DOHANOS (1907– Arrivals and Departures, 1939 1959.15 HOMER DODGE MARTIN (1875–1977) 30 x 30 in. FRANCIS SHAPLEIGH 37½ x 49½ in. 1994) Oil on canvas (1836–1897) Mountain Laurels, c. 1940 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1842–1906) Gift of the artist Steam Calliope At Winter Quarters, 30 x 40 in. MORTON KAISH (b. 1927) Study of Arms and Figure, n.d. Oil on canvas 1951.20 New England Farm Scene, 1883 2003.28 Sarasota, 1966 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund View from the Studio, c. 1985 Oil on board 20 x 16 in. Oil on canvas Acrylic polymer on canvas on 1942.40 Oil on canvas 8½ x 13 in. Gift of Shep Holcombe WILLIAM POTTER (1883– 20 x 30 in. ROGER CUREL-SYLVESTRE masonite 48H x 48 in. Charles F. Smith Fund 2008.36 1964) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David J. (1884–1967) 31¼ x 37 in. CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) The National Academy of 1953.05 New England Scene (West Townsend, VT.), Tucker The Thaw, 1924 Gift of The Stanley Works Zen Gardens #36, 1982 Design, Henry Ward Fund Lambs in a Barn, n.d. SAMUEL MOON (1805–1860) n.d. 1979.002 Oil on canvas 1995.03 LIC Acrylic polymer on canvas 2001.102 Oil on canvas Brother Willie, c. 1863 Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. 60 x 70 in. 5½ x 9¼ in. Oil on canvas 20 x 16 in. LAURENCE P. SISSON Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low FRANK DUVENECK (1848– Friends Purchase Fund and artist (WILLIAM) SERGEANT Gift of Helen Z. Pearl 40 x 30 in. Gift of Mrs. William Potter (b. 1928) 1972.29 1919) 1987.20 KENDALL (1869–1938) 1992.86 Gift of Mrs. Maryanna D. Cooke 1973.4 Fisherman Watching Osprey, 1973 Master of Arts, c. 1878-81 The Garden Hat, c. 1915 1988.10 Oil on masonite CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS Oil on canvas CHARLES EDWIN LEWIS Oil on canvas GRETA MATSON (b. 1915) HOWARD RACKLIFFE 29¾ x 48 in. (1856–1933) 18¼ x 15K in. GREEN (1844–1915) 30 x 25J in. Looking Forward, 1942 NELSON AUGUSTUS (1917–1987) Friends Purchase Fund Early Summer, n.d. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, in Untitled (wharf scene), n.d. Gift of Mrs. William S. Kendall Oil on canvas MOORE (1824–1902) Surf Pocket, 1976 1974.50

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WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG 4 x 10 in. WIEGAND (1870–1957) 40 x 60 in. of Arts and Letters THE NATIONAL GALLERY HERBERT MEYER (1882– THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM (1822–1900) Gift of the American Academy At Croton, New York, n.d. Gift of Paul Zimmerman 1955.05 OF ART, WASHINGTON, D.C. 1960) OF ART, PHILADELPHIA, Landscape, 1883 of Arts and Letters Oil on board 2000.48 Nile Journey—No. 18, 1890 JUNE 2012 TO JULY 2013 Snow Towards Dorset, 1940 PA. FEBRUARY 5, 2011 TO Oil on canvas 1955.02 8 x 10 in. Poquonock Sequence, 1977 Pastel, chalk, and charcoal on paper Oil on canvas JANUARY 22, 2012 10 x 12 in. Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Oil on canvas 7M x 12M in. GEORGE BELLOWS (1882– 24 x 35 in. Charles F. Smith Fund FRANK VIETOR (1919–2006) Collection 50 x 48 in. Gift of the American Academy 1925) Gift of the Solon H. Borglum GEORGE INNESS (1825–1894) 1945.24 October 1950, n.d. 1989.43 Friends Purchase Fund of Arts and Letters The Big Dory, 1913 Sculpture and Education Fund St. Peter’s, Rome, 1857 Acrylic on board 1977.24 1955.04 Oil on panel 1942.27 Oil on canvas GERALD STINSKI (b. 1929) 12 x 27 in. GUY CARLETON WIGGINS Tapestry Victoria, 1988 45I x 56 in. 29½ x 39¾ in. Bread and Wine, 1980 Gift of Paul Zimmerman (1883–1962) Oil on canvas KEILER & COMPANY, 1944.21 HENRY WARD RANGER Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on board 2000.60 Late November, 1924 50 x 50 in. FARMINGTON, CT. (1858–1916) 1941.01 7¼ x 9¼ in. Oil on canvas Gif of Paul Zimmerman ONGOING NORTHEAST UTILITIES, Woodland Landscape, n.d. Friends Purchase Fund SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO 19½ x 23½ in. 2000.49 HARTFORD, CT. ONGOING Oil on canvas STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, 1980.66 AND WILLIAM JEWETT Bequest of Helen Vibberts WALTER GRIFFIN (1861– 12 x 16 in. NEW BRITAIN, CT. (1783–1861; 1792–1874) 2006.92 THE HEBREW UNION 1935) MICHAEL R. CIPRIANO Gift of Walter and Harriet Huber ONGOING ANTHONY THIEME (1888– Mrs. Abby Rossiter, 1823 COLLEGE-JEWISH INSTITUTE The Tranquil Tree, c. 1920–30 (b. 1942) 2003.08 1954) Oil on canvas ALEXANDER HELWIG OF RELIGION, CINCINNATI, Oil on canvas Demimonde, 1999 JOHN CLYMER (1907–1989) Cove Hill, n.d. 29½ x 24½ in. WYANT (1836–1892) OH. SEPTEMBER 2011 TO 24 x 30 in. Acrylic on canvas over board CHAUNCEY FOSTER The Battle of Waterloo, 1815, 1962 Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Francis S. Murphy Wind Clouds, n.d. JUNE 2012 Gift of John C. E. Taylor 48 x 30 in. RYDER (1868–1949) Oil on board 25 x 30 in. 1966.58 Oil on canvas 1971.35 Gift of the artist Lyndboro Brook, n.d. 29 x 40 in. Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Brown 15½ x 22 in. LEONARD EVERETT 2000.36 Oil on canvas Gift of American Cyanamid 1943.06 DAVID BIRDSEY WALKLEY Gift of Benjamin W. Hawley FISHER (b. 1924) ROBERT HOGG NISBET 25 x 30 in. 1985.51 LIC Main Street Rockport, 1937 (1849–1934) 1927.01 East to Casablanca with the 30th (1879–1961) JAMES DEL GRASSO Grace Judd Landers Fund Oil on canvas Woodland Scene, n.d. Woodland Interior, 1870s–80s Engineers, 1943 Moonlight, 1904 (b. 1941) 1939.04 STEVAN DOHANOS (1907– 30 x 36 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Graphite on paper Oil on canvas Landscape with Farm, n.d. Winter Landscape, n.d. 1994) John Butler Talcott Fund 14 x 18 in. 12½ x 9¾ in. 8½ x 11 in. 18 x 26 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Low Tide, n.d. 1937.07 Gift of Mark Lucas Gift of Anthony E. Battelle Gift of Margery M. Fisher Gift of Jack C. Lehrer 14 x 36 in. 20¼ x 30¼ in. Tempera on board 2003.01 1987.02 1995.17.1 LIC 1983.107 Bequest of Paul Zimmerman Gift of the Estate of Miss 26 x 40 in. JOHN HENRY TWATCHMAN East from Casablanca with the 30th 2009.101 Frances Whittlesey Gift of Mrs. Prentice M. Troup (1853–1902) FREDERICK ELLWOOD HENRIETTE WYETH Engineers, 1943 IVER ROSE (1899–1972) 1972.32 2004.58 Gloucester Harbor, c. 1900–02 WALLACE (1893–1958) (1907–1997) Graphite on paper Granite Walls, 1944 CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE Oil on board Portrait of Miss Boone, 1929 Autumn Bouquet, 1945 8½ x 11 in. Oil on panel under glass (1872–1930) GEORGE GARDNER THOMAS R. DUNLAY 5¾ x 6¾ in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of Margery M. Fisher 10½ x 15 in. October Landscape, 1923 SYMONS (1861–1930) (b. 1951) Bequest of Mrs. Charles 50 x 40 in. 25 x 24 in. 1995.17.2 LIC Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas The Last Gleam, c. 1909 The Ginger Jar, n.d. Buchanan Gift of Philip Boone Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1946.15 30J x 24M in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 1989.42 1977.72 1947.04 THE HUDSON RIVER Gift of Olga H. Knoepke 30J x 36 in. 30 x 25 in. MUSEUM, YONKERS, NY. THE KATONAH MUSEUM 1992.37 John Butler Talcott Fund Gift of Robert Segal ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) STOKELY WEBSTER PAUL ZIMMERMAN (1921– SEPTEMBER 24, 2011 TO OF ART, KATONAH, NY. 1922.01 1981.119 Dream Head, n.d. (1912–2001) 2007) JANUARY 8, 2012 MAY 2011 TO MAY 2012 WILSON HENRY IRVINE Oil on board Piazza San Marco, 1992 Autumnal Image, 1957 (1869–1936) GUY WIGGINS (1883–1862) SAMUEL LANCASTER 5 x 5 in. Oil on canvas Oil on masonite ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) KAY SAGE Road through the Clearing, n.d. Road to the Wood, 1925 GERRY (1813–1891) Gift of the American Academy 30 x 40 in, 24 x 48 in. Nile Journey—No. 2, 1890 Unusual Thursday, 1951 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Landscape, n.d. of Arts and Letters Gift of Audrey Webster Charles F. Smith Fund Pastel, chalk, and charcoal on Oil on canvas 24 x 27J in. 20 x 24 in. Oil on canvas 1955.01 2001.116 1958.01 paper 32 x 39 in. Alex W. Stanley Fund Grace Judd Landers Fund 24 x 36 in. Outside Porta San Lorenzo, Rome, 1867 Gibbons Swamp, 1988 12M x 8 in. Gift of Naum Gabo 1996.25 1939.01 Gift of Lynn and Jeffrey Blau Oil on canvas GUSTAVE ADOLPH Oil on canvas Gift of the American Academy 1978.9 2004.13

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JOHN HARE (1908–1978) 1909.03 JERVIS MCENTEE (1828– Watercolor on paper J. FRANCIS MURPHY 2008.79 LTL KREG KALLENBERGER Glass Late March, Marblehead, 1973 1891) 17I x 25 in. (1953–1921) (b. 1950) 8 x 10¼ x 2 in. Oil on canvas HELEN SAWYER (MRS. Autumn Landscape, 1864 2002.147 T Landscape, 1892 HAL DAVID BERGER Full Moon Dune, 1998 2008.100 LTL 28 x 28 in. JERRY FARNSWORTH) Oil on canvas Watercolor (1950–2003) Blown glass Untitled, 1985 Friends Purchase Fund (1900–1999) 19½ x 35 in. SAMUEL LANCASTER 14G x 18H in. Paperweight, n.d. 7 x 20 x 4 in. Blown glass 1973.4 Summer, 1944 Grace Judd Landers Fun GERRY (1813–1891) 2005.77 LTL Glass 2012.35.4 LTL 6M x 17H x 2H in. Oil on canvas 1946.04 White Hills, Jackson New Hampshire, 2L x 3½ x 2¼ in. 2012.35.8 LTL THOMAS HICKS (1823–1890) 30 x 25 in. Scene on the Glen Ellis River, c. 1880’s WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL 2008.80 LTL JOHN KUHN (b. 1949) Long Island Landscape (Study of Trees Gift of the Estate of Mrs. Philip WORKS ON LOAN Oil on canvas (1839–1904) AC-DC, n.d. CAROLE PERRY (b. 1948) and Border of Hempstead Plains), 1853 Stanley TO THE NBMAA 20H x 30½ in. The Grand Canal with San Giorgio STANISLAW BOROWSKI Blown glass Gold Lame Bows to Basic Black, n.d. Oil on canvas 1971.31 FY12 2005.29 LTL Maggiore, 1875 (b. 1944) 7H x 6I in. Glass thread 22½ x 29M in. oval Oil on canvas Extraordinary Visions, 1987 2012.35.5 LTL 11 x 17 x 15 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry CATHERINE WHARTON PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. JAMES MCDOUGAL HART 14G x 27H in. Blown glass 2008.98 LTL Bakewell MORRIS WRIGHT (1899– AND MRS. FREDERICK (1828–1901) 2000.72 T 8 x 7 x 4 in. THOMAS LEMKE (b. 1958) 1970.51 1988) BAEKELAND Sheep in the Meadow, c. 1870 2012.35.1 LTL Suspended Motion, 2001 COLIN REID (b. 1953) Holed in for the Winter, 1945 Oil on canvas HENRY PEMBER SMITH Glass Torn, n.d. HERBERT MEYER (1882– Oil on canvas HILDA BELCHER (1881–1963) 12 x 24 in. (1854–1907) PETER BRAMHALL (b. 1942) 9 x 5 x 5 in. Blown glass 1960) 20 x 37 in. June on the Stairway, c. 1925–35 2005.30 LTL Summer Landscape, 1876 Untitled, n.d. 2008.95 LTL 17H x 11G x 6H in. A Day in June, c. 1940 Grace Judd Landers Fund Watercolor on board Watercolor on paper Blown glass 2012.35.9 LTL Oil on canvas 1947.39 18M x 12H in. DUBOIS FENELON 8 x 6K in. w/oval top 14G x 12 in. diameter MARVIN LIPOFSKY (b. 1938) 25 x 30 inches 2005.156 LTL HASBROUCK (1860–1934) 2005.35 LTL 2012.35.2 LTL Soumi Finland #9, n.d. CHRISTOPHER RIES Gift of Mrs. Felicia Meyer Marsh THE MUSEO THYSSEN- Snow Scene, c. late 19th century Glass (b. 1952) 1962.21 BORNEMISZA, MADRID, ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS Watercolor HENDRIK KRUSEMAN VAN VACLAV CIGLER (b. 1929) 12¼ x 15½ x 14½ in. Falling Petals, 1999 SPAIN. MAY 29 TO (1829–1883) 22G x 14H in. ELTEN (1829–1904) Untitled, n.d. 2008.96 LTL Glass IVAN GREGOREWITCH SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Picnic in a Summer Landscape, 1879 2005.79 LTL Haines Falls, Catskill, New York, c. 1800 Blown glass 10½ x 5½ x 2¾ in. OLINSKY (1878–1962) Oil on canvas Watercolor on paper 10I x 12 x 6H in JOHN LITTLETON (b. 1957) 2008.88 LTL At the Festa del Redentore, 1908 EDWARD HOPPER (1882– 10G x 16J in. JOHN O’BRIEN INMAN 14 x 18 in. 2012.35.3 LTL KATE VOGEL (b. 1956) Oil on canvas 1967) 2005.157 LTL (1828–1896) 2005.33 LTL Imago Bag, 1997 DINO ROSIN (b. 1948) 24 x 32 in. Abbot’s House, 1926 Catching Up on the News, 1863 FRITZ DREISBACH (b. 1941) Blown glass Triple Sassi, n.d. Gift of John and Richard Miller Watercolor on wove paper JAMES WELLS CHAMPNEY Oil on board KARL WITKOWSKI (1860– Vase, 1984 18 x 12 x 10H in. Glass 2003.06 14 x 20 in. (1843–1903) 10 x 12G in. 1910) Glass 2012.35.6 LTL 35½ x 15¼ x 6¾ in. Harriet Russell Fund Puss-in-Boots, 1875 2005.159 LTL Newsboy Eating a Pie, c. 1885–1890 9¼ x 6½ in. diameter 2008.89 LTL HOVSEP PUSHMAN (1877– 1946.19 Oil on panel Oil on canvas 2008.94 LTL JOSEPH PAGANO (b. 1965) 1966) 10 x 7G in. CHRISTIAN A. JORGENSEN 22 x 14 in. Bora Bora, 2002/2004 LINO TAGLIAPIETRA Rose of Eternal Spring, c. 1943 THE VIRGINIA MUSEUM 2005.158 LTL (1860–1935) 2005.160 LTL JOHN HEALEY (b. 1946) Glass (b. 1934) Oil on canvas OF FINE ART, RICHMOND, Top of Hill, Annisquam, 1916 Pure Emotion, n.d. 15 x 18½ x 4 in. Venus, 1997 22½ x 19½ in. VIRGINIA. JUNE 2 TO CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS Watercolor on paper PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. Optical glass and marble 2008.87 LTL Blown glass Charles F. Smith Fund AUGUST 26, 2012 (1856–1933) 15 x 10I in. AND MRS. FREDERICK 14½ x 8½ x 5 in. 15I x 8H x 4H in. 1943.1 Sun Spotted Meadows, n.d. 2005.34 LTL BAEKELAND 2008.82 LTL MICHAEL PAVLIK (b. 1941) 2012.35.10 LTL WINSLOW HOMER (1836– Oil on canvas (GLASS) Equivocal Equinox, 1983 WILLIAM SARTAIN (1843– 1910) 24 x 36 in. WILTON LOCKWOOD RICHARD RYAN HORNBY Blown glass STEVEN WEINBERG 1924) Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 2005.28 LTL (1861–1914) ALLEN S ANDERSON (b. 1965) 10G x 12 x 9 in. (b. 1954) New Jersey Landscape, c. 1909 Oil on canvas Still Life with Roses, c. 1900 (b. 1952) From Final Chambers series, 1998 2012.35.7 LTL Consequences, 1997 Oil on canvas 18 x 26 in. HARRY FARRER (1843– Oil on Canvas Transition, 1999 Glass Blown glass 25 x 30 in. Charles F. Smith Fund 1903) 12¼ x 15 in. Glass 11¾ x 6 x 5 in. MARK PEISER (b. 1938) 10L x 7 x 4H in. John Butler Talcott Fund 1940.02 At the End of the Day, 1901 2011.59 LTL 6 x 12 x 12 in. 2008.83 LTL Mountain Landscape, n.d. 2012.35.11 LTL

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STEVEN WEINBERG Portrait of Artist Beck Wenzell, c. 1900 THE FRANCES ARCHIPENKO 33H x 19 in. THOMAS BIRCH (1779– Oil on board ALBERT BIERSTADT Snowbound Stream, 1890 (b. 1954) Oil on canvas GRAY COLLECTION 2001.100 T LIC 1851) 11 inch diameter (oval) (1830–1902) Oil on canvas Crescent Beach Boat, 2001 20J x 16G in. Make’er Fast, n.d. 2001.120 T Figures Along the Coast of Italy, c. 1859 30 x 30 in. Glass 2011.135 LTL ALEXANDER ARCHIPENKO LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on canvas Oil on paperboard 2011.116 LTL 14 x 27 x 4 in. (1887–1964) MS. SARAH MELTZOFF 22 x 31 in. DANIEL HUNTINGTON 2I x 4 in. 2008.93 LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM Queen of Sheba, 1961 2001.117T (1816–1906) 2011.125 LTL WILLIAM AIKEN WALKER LUCY CROSS Bronze STANLEY MELTZOFF The Upper Hudson, n.d. (1838–1921) ROBERT WILSON (1920– 72 x 36 x 30 in. (1917–2006) JOHN W. CASILEAR Oil on canvas laid down on MARY STEVENSON Family Wash Day, 1908 2000) MARY CASSATT (1845– 2007.118 LTL The Delicate Prey, 1952 (1811–1893) masonite CASSATT (1845–1926) Oil on board Golden Sky, n.d. 1926) Oil on masonite In The White Mountains, 1863 14 x 24 in. Margot Wearing a Bonnett, 1923 16K x 24H in. Blown glass In the Omnibus, 1890–91 LONG TERM LOAN 21G x 18¾ in. Oil on canvas laid down on 2001.121 T Aquatint 2011.124 LTL 10 in. diameter Drypoint with color aquatint FROM CHAIM GROSS 2001.101 T LIC masonite 8G x 5M in. 2012.35.12 LTL 14H x 10 in. FOUNDATION 12 x 20 in. WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG 2011.119 LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM 1991.25 T LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2001.118 T (1822–1900) Looking in the Hand Mirror, 1923 ELIZABETH YOAKUM JORG F. ZIMMERMAN CHAIM GROSS (1904–1991) PATRICIA JOBE PIERCE Lake in the Mountains, n.d. Drypoint (b. 1940) LONG TERM LOAN FROM The Juggler, 1975 AND MARCO APOLLO EDMUND C. COATES Oil on canvas 8G x 5M in. JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN Rocking Blue, n.d. DR. BURTON AND CAROL Bronze PIERCE (1816–1871) 15 x 21G in. 2011.120 LTL (1853–1902) Glass SUSAN CUNIN 91 x 60 x 36 in. Hudson River View, n.d. 2003.79 LTL Sarah Smiling, 1923 Summer Trees, n.d. 7L x 14¾ in diameter 2012.34 LTL JOHN JOSEPH ENNEKING Oil on canvas Aquatint Oil on canvas 2008.99 LTL DAVID V. HAYES (b. 1931) Tightrope Acrobats, 1962 (1841–1916) 24 x 32 in. UNKNOWN (N.D.) 8G x 5M in. 36 x 40 in. Vertical Motif #1, 1976 Bronze A Woodland Stream, 1897 2003.74 LTL Boating on a Mountain Lake, n.d. 2011.121 LTL 2009.31 LTL CZESLAW ZUBER (b. 1948) Corten steel 84 x 20 x 20 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas The Manicure, 1923 The Star Catchers, 1999 96 x 4 x 12 in. 2011.114 LTL 32 x 45 in. ASHER BROWN DURAND 10 x 14 in. Drypoint Blown glass 2011.129 LTL 2010.125 LTL (1796–1886) 2003.72 LTL 8G x 5M in. 10H x 7 x 4 in. PROMISED GIFTS FROM Long term loan from Tim East Branch of the Ausable River, n.d. 2011.122 LTL 2012.35.13 LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM THE JULI COLLECTION Prentice Oil on canvas THOMAS WORTHINGTON MRS. ARTHUR GENGLER 15G x 24 in. WHITTREDGE (1820–1910) CHILDE HASSAM (1859– LONG TERM LOAN FROM C/O DAVID GENGLER 219+ WOOD ENGRAVINGS TIM PRENTICE (b. 1930) 2003.76 LTL In Lebanon Valley, Pennsylvania, n.d. 1935) STEVE BARTH BY WINSLOW HOMER Floating Carpet, 2011 Oil on board A Bather, Silver Beach Grass, 1918 GEORGE CATLIN (1796– Aluminum ALVAN FISHER (1792– 8L x 13 in. Oil on wood cigar box GEORGE INNESS (1825– 1872) LONG TERM LOAN FROM 36 x 144 x 48 in. 1863) 2003.70 LTL 9K x 5H in. 1894) Buffalo Hunt in Snow Shoes, n.d. MARTIN KLINE 2010.67 LTL Mountain Stream, n.d. 2011.123 LTL Afternoon, 1846 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas LONG TERM LOAN FROM Ten Pound Island, 1896 Oil on canvas 28 x 23 in. MARTIN KLINE (b. 1961) LONG TERM LOAN FROM 20 x 24 in. JACK WARNER AND Oil on canvas 34½ x 49 in. 1995.07 T Painting Sculpture, 1999–2009 NARIAN SCOTT 2003.78 LTL SUSAN AUSTIN WARNER 32J x 32G in. 2010.118 LTL Chesh-Oo-Honga-All, n.d. Bronze 2011.117 LTL Oil on canvas 84 x 60 x 39 in. JAMES BUTTERSWORTH F. S. FROST (ATTRIBUTED) SEVERIN ROESEN (1815– WILLIAM MCDOUGAL 30 x 25 in. 2012.04 LTL (1817–1894) (1825–1902) 1872) THOMAS MORAN (1837– HART (1823–1894) 1995.06 T A Yacht Race, n.d. Mountain Lake, 1858 An Abundance of Fruit, 1865 1926) Peace and Plenty, 1855 Mew-Hew-She-Kaw, The White Cloud, LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Green River in Wyoming, 1899 Oil on canvas Chief of the Ioways, n.d. JENNY AVATI LEMOS 7 x 15 in. 13H x 24 in. 36 x 50H in. Oil on canvas 39 x 60 in. Oil on canvas 1979.106 T 2001.119 T 2011.115 LTL 10 x 14 in. 2010.117 LTL 28 x 22 in. JAMES AVATI (1912–2005) 2011.118 LTL 1995.05 T Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell, LONG TERM LOAN FROM J. HART & A. TAIT (1828– LONG TERM LOAN FROM WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE 1955 CHET SCHMITT 1901; 1819–1905) THE WARNER FOUNDATION JOHN TWATCHMAN (1849–1916) LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on board Ducks in a Wood, 1866 (1853–1902)

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Lisa Hoke: The Gravity of Color, 2008 One Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds The Barbara Belgrade Spargo Collection: Installation through 2012 August 5–September 25, 2011 Facets of Modernity (1900–1950) New Britain Garden Club: Floral Expressions LeWitt Family Staircase Davis Gallery January 13–April 1, 2012 May 11–13, 2012 Funded in part through a Fellowship from the National Academy Curated by Morgan Fippinger and Linda Mare Davis Gallery Throughout Museum and The Edwin Austin Abbey Fund Curated by Anna Rogulina Curated by the New Britain Garden Club NEW/NOW: Sarah Lamb Tim Prentice: Floating Carpet August 13–October 30, 2011 New Media: Michael Conti: Slapstick NEW/NOW: Michael Salter Kinetic Sculpture Installation, long term loan Cheney Gallery* February 3–May 20, 2012 May 19–August 19, 2012 Chase Family Building Entrance Foyer New Media Alcove Cheney Gallery* Arthur Carter: Orthogonals An American Odyssey: The Warner Collection of American Art September 30–November 13, 2011 NEW/NOW: Marc Swanson Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools Through July 3, 2011 Davis Gallery February 11–May 13, 2012 May 24–June 3, 2012 McKernan Gallery Curated by Arthur Carter Cheney Gallery* Stanley Works Center NEW/NOW: Catherine Cabaniss Presented by Webster Bank New Media: Victoria Bradbury: Blue Boar Martin Kline: Romantic Nature Through August 7, 2011 October 15, 2011–January 29, 2012 March 17–June 17, 2012 New Media: Particular Heights 2.0 Cheney Gallery* New Media Alcove McKernan Gallery May 26–November 11, 2012 Rudolf Nureyev by James Wyeth Curated by Martin Kline New Media Alcove 42nd Annual Juried Members Exhibition Through July 31, 2011 October 29–November 13, 2011 The Art of Friendship: The Collection of George Deem The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art Davis Gallery McKernan Gallery April 6–July 8, 2012 June 30–September 30, 2012 Organized by The Brandywine River Museum, Curated by Elizabeth Ives Hunter, Executive Direc- Davis Gallery McKernan Gallery Chadds Ford, PA Curated by Marian Wardle Presented with support from Conry Asset Management, LCC, tor, Cape Cod Museum of Art Curated by Douglas Hyland This exhibition was organized by the Brigham Young University Museum Brendan T. Conry, Founder & Principal. of Art and supported by generous grants from the National Endowment NEW/NOW: Carson Fox: Bi-Polar The NEW/NOW Series is made possible by the generous for the Arts. The foundation sponsor is the Henry Luce Foundation. Committee’s Choice: Selections from the Sanford B.D. Low November 5, 2011–February 5, 2012 * support of Marzena and Greg Silpe. Additional support has come from Jack and Mary Lois Wheatley and the Memorial Collection of American Illustration Cheney Gallery* Searching the Horizon: The Real American West 1830–1920 (Art from the Bank of America Collection) featured Western-inspired vigas made out of wood, designed and constructed by Collections Manager John Urgo. Through October, 2011 Low Illustration Gallery Robert Charles Hudson: Above the Underground Curated by Low Illustration Committee November 18, 2011–January 8, 2012 Davis Gallery New Media: Deb Todd Wheeler Curated by Robert Charles Hudson June 25–October 9, 2011 New Media Alcove Searching the Horizon: The Real American West 1830-1920 (Art from the Bank of America Collection) The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest November 26, 2011–March 4, 2012 Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) McKernan Gallery July 15–October 16, 2011 Curated by Mary Edith Alexander McKernan Gallery Sponsored by the Bank of America Art in Our Communities program. Curated by Alexander J. Noelle This exhibition and corresponding catalogue are generously supported by Currier & Ives: Impressions of America The Alice Osborne Bristol Fund/The Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions/The C. S. Bird Foundation/The Dedalus Foundation, Inc./ November 12, 2011–April 29, 2012 Joseph F. Collins/The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Foundation Low Illustration Gallery for the Arts/The Renate, Hans and Maria Hofmann Trust Curated by Dr. Dorrance Kelly and Anna Rogulina

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Milton A. & Gloria G. Barlow Foundation. CATALOGUES AND BOOKS INHOUSE PUBLICATIONS The New Britain exhibition is funded by the Connecticut Humanities Arthur Carter: Orthogonals. 54 pp. Essays: “Considering Council, the David T. Langrock Foundation, the Robert Lehman Foundation, Inc., and the Edward C. and Ann T. Roberts Foundation. Arthur Carter’s Orthogonals” by Charles A. Riley and “Mathematics and Art; Mathematics and Arthur Carter” TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS by Alfred Freidland. 39 images. Paper. Highlights of the NBMAA The Art of Friendship: The Collection of George Deem April 6–July 8, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 2012. 16 pp. Introduction by Douglas Hyland., Essay: July 1–October 29, 2011 “Only Reciprocate!: The Generosity of George Deem” by Charles Molesworth. 20 images. Paper. Pulp Fiction Paintings: Selections from the Robert Lesser Collection New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report 2010-2011. Union College, Schenectady, NY (2011). 58 pp, 40 color photographs. Electronic. July 28–September 25, 2011 October 29–November 13, 2011: 42nd Annual Juried Members Exhibition. 4 pp. A La Mode: Fashion Illustrations from the New Britain Museum Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools. 16 pp., 2 illus. of American Art Paper. Town and County Club, Hartford, CT Museum After Dark, 4th Annual Silent Auction Catalogue. September 6–October 3, 2011 (Aug. 12, 2011). 16 pp, 61 images, 26 photos. Paper.

“Sol LeWitt: LINE AND COLOR” Outdoor Sculpture Hunt, 10 pp., 4 images. Paper. Herakleidon Museum, Athens, Greece PUBLISHED BY OTHERS October 1, 2011–January 29, 2012 One Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds Searching the Horizon: The Real American West, 1830–1920, Works The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest from the Bank of America Collection. 20 pp., 20 images Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) and photographs. Paper. Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Martin Kline: Romantic Nature. Preface by Douglas K. S. Greensburg, PA Hyland. Essay: “Natural Phenomenon” by Marshall N. Price. October 30, 2011–January 22, 2012 Selected essays by eight writers. 117 images. Hudson Hills Wichita Art Museum, Wichita, KS Press, New York and Manchester. Hard Cover. 158 pp. February 5–April 29, 2012 INVITATIONS Cape Cod Museum of Art, Cape Cod, MA JOHN BUTLER TALCOTT SOCIETY AND May 18–August 26, 2012 AMERICAN ART CIRCLE INVITATIONS July 8, 2011, 6-8 p.m., Reception and pre-exhibition Walter Wick: Games, Gizmos and Toys in the Attic preview of objects from One Man’s Passion: The Art of Bird Carved Every two years the ladies from the New Britain Garden Club spend a day in the Birds, at Kem Appell and Abby Hirsch’s The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Continuous galleries constructing their interpretation of works of art through flower arrangements. Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT Art Colony (1899–2011) exhibition curator Alexander Noelle, left, with artist Paul “Sanctuary,” Farmington Bowen in front of his wood sculpture at the opening reception. January 28–April 22, 2012 July 17, 2011, 1-3 p.m., Preview and Reception: The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in American’s Oldest Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) with curator Alexander Noelle. Oct. 25, 2011, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Private Evening of Cocktails and Conversation hosted by U.S. Trust at The Restaurant ON20, Hartford Nov. 30, 2011, 6-8 p.m., Private Reception and

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Exhibition Viewing: Searching the Horizon: The Real American SPECIAL EVENTS ON AIR SPOTS ONLINE West, 1830–1920, Works from the Bank of America Collection, hosted The Art of Wine & Food: Sept. 13, 2011. Save the date, WFSB Channel 3 (CBS), WTNH Channel 8 (ABC), Wfsb.com: Rudolph Nureyev by James Wyeth, Tides of Provincetown, by U.S. Trust check cards, invitation, posters, program. WVIT/NBC 30: 15 sec image commercials The Art of Wine & Food (2011), Arthur Carter: Orthogonals, Searching the Horizon, Martin Kline Jan. 22, 2012, 1-2 p.m., Preview and Reception: Annual Meeting & Reception: Oct. 26, 2011. Invitation, WFSB Channel 3 (CBS), WTNH Channel 8 (ABC), The Collection of Barbara Belgrade Spargo: Facets of Modernity (1900– limited number of print annual reports WVIT/NBC 30: 15 sec. and 30 sec. commercials featuring: Wtnh.com: Tides of Provincetown, Arthur Carter: Orthogonals, 1950) with the collector Cooking class with Jordan Caterers: Jan. 12, 26, 2012, Tides of Provincetown Searching the Horizon, Martin Kline Searching the Horizon Feb. 4, 2012, 6-10 p.m., Black Tie Director’s Dinner Feb. 2, 23, 2012. Martin Kline Courant.com: Tides of Provincetown, Arthur Carter: Orthogonals, Searching the Horizon, Martin Kline, Mar. 24, 2012, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Preview and Reception: JBTS's Black Tie Director’s Dinner: Feb. 4, 2012. NBC 30: NEW/NOW: Marc Swanson Martin Kline: Romantic Nature with the artist Invitation, program. 15 sec. Spots: The Art of Wine & Food The ART Party of the Year: May 5, 2012. Save the date, Comcast.net: Tides of Provincetown Apr. 7, 2012 day trip to Brookline, MA to see the PSAs: Partners in a Caring Community: invitation, program, posters, fliers, website collections of Happy and Bob Doran and Carol and The Art of Wine & Food (theartpartyoftheyear.org) ONLINE FEATURES John Rutherford, with lunch at The Country Club, Tides of Provincetown E-museum 12th Annual Juneteenth Celebration: June 16, 2012. Chestnut Hill, MA Searching the Horizon Museum Shop online Invitation, program, fliers, posters. Martin Kline June 29, 2012, 4:30-5:30 p.m., Preview and Private 1000Museums NBMAA Blog Reception: The Weir Family, 1920–1920: Expanding the Traditions of SPECIAL APPEALS Cable: Comcast: Facebook American Art Fall Appeal Oct. 2011 Annual Appeal with 3 color images. Tides of Provincetown Twitter Spring Apr. 2012 Annual Appeal with color postcard. Searching the Horizon SPECIAL INVITATIONS TV APPEARANCES INTERACTIVES Art of Celebration: Oct. 19, 2011. Invitation. NEWSLETTERS CPTV: Connecticut Cultural Treasures: New 5-minute NBMAA Smartphone App: Produced by Blue Wave Summer 2011. 20 pp. Annual Meeting & Reception: Oct. 26, 2011. Invitation, vignette: produced by Pat Lore, at the Museum with Industries. Images, video, and interpretation Fall 2011. 20 pp. limited number of printed annual reports. Douglas Hyland, aired June 15, 2012, 8:55 p.m. Winter 2011–12. 16 pp. NEW/NOW: Michael Salter in gallery Icon-o-lot game. John Butler Talcott Society's Black Tie Director’s Spring 2012. 20 pp. NBC Connecticut: Connecticut Spotlights. 2 minute PRINT ADVERTISING Dinner: Feb. 4, 2012. Invitation, program. interview segments integrated into The Today Show, 9-10 FREE STANDING INSERT/GETAWAY GUIDE CALENDARS a.m. slot. Heritage Society Champagne Brunch: Apr. 14, 2012, One half-page ad. Fall/Winter 2011-12 (Sept. 11, 2011), Summer 2011 Chef Chris Prosperi: The Art of Wine & Food, Sept. 6, invitation, program targeting leisure time/cultural consumers in the greater Fall 2011 2011 New York City/New Jersey metro area and major POSTCARD INVITATIONS: EXHIBITIONS Winter 2011–12 Spring 2012 WFSB Better Connecticut segment: Better Connecticut Connecticut dailies with additional circulation to Rudolf Nureyev by James Wyeth Host Scott Haney with Douglas Hyland at the exhibition regional AAA offices. Online components included: The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Tides of Provincetown, aired Sept. 13, 2012, 3-4 p.m. interactive versions of the magazine posted on CTvisit. Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) NBMAA E-BLASTS General e-blast every 10 days com, listings with hyperlink on VacationFun.com for NEW/NOW: Sarah Lamb WFSB Better Connecticut segment: Reporter Melissa eight months, two email blasts and campaign specific Arthur Carter: Orthogonals Docent e-newsletter Cole with Douglas Hyland at the exhibition Martin Kline: MAD e-vite search engine marketing driving VacationFun.com NEW/NOW: Carson Fox: Bi-Polar Romantic Nature, aired Apr. 10, 2012. users to the NBMAA (with eight months of weekly lead Searching the Horizon: The Real American West 1830–1920 The Art of Wine & Food Event e-blasts RADIO INTERVIEWS generation), and a 12-month interactive online NBMAA (Art from the Bank of America Collection) ibrochure linked to VacationFun.com. The Barbara Belgrade Spargo Collection: Facets of Modernity TV, RADIO AND ONLINE Clear Channel Radio, The River 105.9 FM, Interview TV. COMMERCIALS BY L&R PRODUCTIONS with Renee DiNino, Aug. 26, 2011, 10 a.m. (1900–1950) PRINT ADS 15-sec. The Art of Wine & Food NEW/NOW: Marc Swanson WNPR: John Dankowsky, Where We Live, Sept. 13, 2011. American Art Collector: Tides of Provincetown 5-sec., 15-sec., and 30-sec. Image Commercials Martin Kline: Romantic Nature Douglas Hyland: Stealing Rembrandts…And Picassos Better Homes & Gardens: Facility Rentals 15-sec. and 30-sec. Donut/Donut Hole Commercials The Art of Friendship: The Collection of George Deem and Vermeers. Bushnell Prompter (playbill): NEW/NOW: Marc Swanson, featuring: NEW/NOW: Michael Salter Martin Kline The Art of Wine & Food RADIO COMMERICALS Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools Connecticut Explored: The Weir Family Tides of Provincetown ClearChannel: The Art of Wine & Food The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of Connecticut Magazine: various exhibitions, The Art of Searching the Horizon CTPRadio: The Art of Wine & Food (2011), Tides of American Art. 8-panel expanded invitation with Wine & Food, Tides of Provincetown, Searching the Horizon Martin Kline Provincetown, Searching the Horizon, w, Gift/Membership, programs. 10 color images. Eng. and Spn. Fine Art Connoisseur: Martin Kline Martin Kline, The Art of Wine & Food (2012) Hartford Advocate/Free Time: Tides of Provincetown

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Hartford Courant: various (10) Tides of Provincetown, Hartford Courant, Aug. 4, 2011. ArtWeek: Carved Birds Alight in The Waterbury Republican-American, Arts & Entertainment, EXHIBITION NOTICES IN: Gifts/Membership, Searching the Horizon, The Barbara Belgrade New Britain by Susan Dunne. p. 16. Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011. The ‘real’ West as drawn by us byTracey Provincetown ARTS, volume 26, annual issue 2011/12. Tides of Spargo Collection, Martin Kline, The Weir Family O’Shaughnessy. p. 1, 2 images. Provincetown exhibition notice pp. 34–35, 3 color illus. Journal Inquirer, Travel: Head for Provincetown by way Hartford Magazine: Martin Kline, Tides of Provincetown Aug. 6–7, 2011. of New Britain by Betsy Wittmann. p. 23. 4 images. The Women’s Journal, Mar./Apr. 2012. Martin Kline: Romantic Nature Provincetown Arts: Tides of Provincetown The Christian Science Monitor, Vol. 103, Issue 35, July 25, 2011 by Anna Rogulina. p. 44. 4 images. New York Times: Martin Kline (2) Hartford Courant, Aug. 11, 2011. ArtWeek: Sarah Lamb’s p. 38 West Hartford Magazine: various Tides of Provincetown, Representational Art by Susan Dunne. 2 color illus. The Waterbury Republican-American, Arts & Entertainment, NBMAA IMAGES INCLUDED IN: Martin Kline, Gift/Membership Monday, Apr. 2, 2012. Art that breathes: Martin Kline given 1st Hartford Courant, New Britain Museum of American Art: American Art Review, Vol. XXIII, No. 5 2011 Sept. 6, 2011. retrospective by Tracey O’Shaughnessy. p. 1. 3 images. BILLBOARD 3,000 Lives, 3,000 Tears by Susan Dunne. 2 color illus. American Art Collector. July 2011 I-84 East Bound Hartford (9 weeks): Tides of Provincetown Hartford Courant, Arts Section, Apr. 8, 2012. Romantic Connecticut Magazine, Aug. 2011 artscope magazine, Sept./Oct. 2011. Vol. 6, Number 4. I-84 West Bound (9 weeks): Tides of Provincetown Nature: Sixty works in First Major Retrospective of Encaustic West Hartford Magazine, Sept./Oct. 2011. The Art Party of the Featured Museum: The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in I-95 New Haven (5 weeks): Tides of Provincetown Artist Martin Kline by Susan Dunne. p. 1. 7 images. Year. p. 21. 5 photos. America’s Oldest Continuous Art Colony 1899–2011 by Lee Steele. I-84 West Bound, Exit 35 New Britain: Searching the pp. 14–15. 5 color illus. Hartford Courant, Apr. 26, 2012. ArtWeek: With a Little Help from His Horizon (8 weeks) Friends (George Deem) by Susan Dunne. p. 17. 1 color illus. American Art Review, Vol. XXII, Number 5, Sept.–Oct. 2011. MAGAZINE COVERS & FEATURE ARTICLES The Tides of Provincetown by Alexander Noelle. pp. 64–69, 13 Hartford Courant, May 22, 2012. At New Britain Museum of American Wildfowl Carving Magazine, Summer 2011. Travelog: One Man’s color illus. Art: Presidential Portraits. Oscar Berger Drew 36 Caricatures of Chief Passion: The Art of Carved Birds, The Collection of Kem Appell. p. 76. 3 Executives: Each Drawing is One Continuous Line by Susan Dunne. The Women’s Journal, Sarah Lamb images. Sept./Oct. 2011. by Cara p. D1. 1 illus. Oleasz, NBMAA Intern. p. 44. 3 color illus. American Art Collector, July 2011. Museum Show Preview: Art New England, May/June 2012. Review: NEW/NOW Marc Fine Art Connoisseur, An The Tides of Provincetown: A look at the 100-year history of America’s oldest Oct. 2011, Vol. 8, Issue 5. In Focus: Swanson by Stephen Vincent Kobasa. p. 55. 1 image. art colony by Julie Bangert. pp. 126-128. 5 images. Allegory for Us: Graydon Parrish’s Cycle of Terror and Tragedy by Peter Trippi, pp. 66–67. 1 color illus. plus cover image. artscope magazine, May/June 2012. Vol. 7, Number 2. Beyond Provincetown Banner, Arts & Entertainment, Thursday, July 14, the Borders: Martin Kline: Romantic Nature by Lisa Mikulski. pp. Hartford Courant, Western 2011, Major traveling Exhibit pays homage to Provincetown’s arts heritage Arts Section, Nov. 7, 2011. Exhibits: 32–33. 4 color images. by Jim Brosseau, pp. 25 and 30. Views: Two Shows at New Britain Reveal Different Visions of 19th Century Expansion by Susan Dunne. p. 1. 3 images. Fine Art Connoisseur, June 2012. Vol. 9, Issue 3. Great Contemporary Hartford Courant, Sunday, July 17, 2011. American’s Oldest Art Pastels in American Museums (William Beckman) by Norman The Women’s Journal, Prints for the Public: Currier & Colony, Provincetown, Has Timeless Appeal: At the Tip of the Cape by Nov./Dec. 2011. Durbow. pp. 70–74. 1 color image. Roger Catlin. pp. G1 and G6. 10 color illus. Ives by Anna Rogulina. p. 44. 4 color images. The Waterbury Republican-American, Arts & Entertainment, Tuesday, July 31, 2011, High Tide for the Artists at Provincetown This Searching the Horizon billboard was featured on I-84 West at Exit 35 for eight weeks. Colony: New Britain show the largest assembled, by Tracey O’Shaughnessy. p. 1E. 2 images. Art New England, July/Aug. 2011. Field of Vision: Provincetown’s Art Colony: A Closer Look by Susan Milski. pp. 14-15. 2 color images. The Women’s Journal, July/Aug. 2011. The Oldest Museum of American Art Exhibits the Nation’s Oldest Art Colony by Alexander Noelle. p. 44. 4 color images. Fine Art Connoisseur, July/Aug. 2011. Today’s Masters: Artists Making Their Mark (Sarah Lamb) by Peter Trippi, 4 pp. 6 illus. Art New England, July/Aug. 2011. Catherine Cabaniss: Ancient Texts on Modern Materials, by Pat Rosoff, p. 61 Boston Globe, Aug. 2, 2011. Beacon for art on Cape by Cate McQuaid, p. 4.

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EDUCATION REMAINS CENTRAL TO THE MUSEUM’S SCHOOL TOURS AND TEACHER SERVICES MISSION AND THE NBMAA SUCCEEDED THIS TOUR PROGRAMS FOR PRE-K–GRADE 12 Trained docents invite students to explore American art PAST YEAR IN CREATING AND PRESENTING and culture through discussion and gallery activities AN ASTONISHING NUMBER OF AUTHENTIC, Pre-K and Kindergarten tours RELEVANT AND ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMS. Mini-muse Tour for Preschoolers and Kindergartners This 45-min. program introduces young children to the Museum experience and the wonder of art. To meet the demand of our varied audiences, the Museum offered a wide range of educational programs for all ages. Grades 3, 4, 5 These included lectures, gallery talks, studio classes and The Art Elements Tour workshops, film, music, art and literature programs, tours for Students view artworks in galleries to learn about the children and adults, and professional development services elements of art and design. for teachers. These programs offer Museum visitors of all Grades 6–8 ages and backgrounds opportunities for lifelong learning in Multiple Perspectives Tour for Middle School Students the arts while strengthening the Museum’s education mission. This tour incorporates multiple intelligences approaches At the same time they employ a vast number of artists, educators, to understanding art. art historians and other professionals contributing to the Grades 5–12 cultural fabric of the region. Discover America Highlights of the year included strong demand for student tours. Students view masterpieces from the permanent collections and discover American history and culture During FY12, 6,384 students were on tour accompanied by spanning more than 250 years. 826 teachers and adult chaperones, from 68 cities and towns. That represented 578 docent-led tours, many followed by a Studio and Writing Programs related art activity in the American Savings Foundation Art Half-hour and one-hour programs led by Museum educators Studio. Adult tours numbered 250. Grades 1–12 For the 22nd year the Museum hosted, with support from Webster Visual Thinking Strategies Tour Bank, Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools which featured Museum facilitators use select works of art to develop visual understanding using VTS methods. artwork from 230 students in grades K–12 with nearly 600 people attending the opening reception. Additionally, the Museum Special Exhibitions Tours hosted the 2nd annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition Students explore art works in the changing featuring over 200 works from students in grades K–12 with exhibitions galleries. more than 500 people attending the opening reception. Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye Adult programming throughout the year was strong. Of note A tour for the visually impaired. was the ambitious programming schedule during the popular SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, TEACHER RESOURCES exhibition The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Art AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS Colony (1899–2011). Organized by the Museum, The Tides of Berlin Public Schools Performing artist and educator Shane Long entertains visitors with traditional Native Provincetown enticed strong attendance for its variety of programs American song and dance during our Family Day program in conjunction with the Annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition, 200 works by exhibition Searching the Horizon: The Real American West 1830–1920 (Art from the offered including a symposium, evening of learning, gal- K–12 students. Bank of America Collection). lery talks, tours and film. The NBMAA docent corps now numbers 116 with 12 graduates completing a rigorous East Hartford & Manchester Public Schools eight-month training program. The Museum recognizes the Funding from the SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc. important role docents play in serving the community in the provides tours to students living east of the Connecticut River. field of art education. Hartford Public Schools Linda Mare The NBMAA's children's programming gets kids involved from as young as preschool Funding from the Bank of America provided free tours and continues to involve art in their life through high school and beyond. Curator of Education for students within the Hartford Public School system

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during the exhibition Searching the Horizon: The Real American in our Stanley Works Center Mind’s Eye: A Tour for the Visually Impaired. West, 1830-1920 (Art from the Bank of America Collection): Narrative Sunday, May 20, 2012: Family Day: Young Audiences of ADULT STUDIO WORKSHOPS in Art Program: Stories and the American West. Connecticut Showcase Oct. 16, 2011: Felting with Robin McCahill (1 of 3) CT Open House Day Felting with Robin McCahill (2 of 3) Hartford Performs Saturday, June 9, 2012: Oct. 23, 2011: In FY12, the NBMAA qualified for the GHAC-sponsored Sunday, June 17, 2012: Free admission to all Fathers on Oct. 30, 2011: Felting with Robin McCahill (3 of 3) Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in America program Hartford Performs, an arts education collaborative Father’s Day Feb. 1, 2012: of Four Incredible Artist Couples serving students in Hartford, providing access to quality (Part 1 of 6 with Deb Wadsworth DROP-IN SPACE arts education delivered through in-school teaching staff and Harriet Winograd) Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in America in partnership with quality arts organizations such as the ArtLab (pre k–grade 5) Feb. 8, 2012: of Four Incredible Artist Couples NBMAA. The NBMAA’s program, Art of the Tour, consists Self-directed learning opportunities. Discover activities to (Part 2 of 6 with Deb Wadsworth of a docent-led tour, the reading of Bryan Collier’s explore art, science, math, music, computers and literature and Harriet Winograd) Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in Uptown (a story that showcases a young boy giving a tour in this hands-on space. Feb. 15, 2012: America of Four Incredible Artist Couples of what he finds special about his hometown of Harlem) (Part 3 of 6 with Deb STUDIO CLASSES and the creation of a multimedia artwork that represents Wadsworth and Harriet Winograd) Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in a special place that the student would want to show to 12 Northeast Utilities Foundation Artists-in-Residence Feb. 22, 2012: America of Four Incredible Artist Couples others. Through this program the GHAC allows third and artist/educators were employed. Northeast Utilities (Part 4 of 6 with Deb graders Foundation Artists-in-Residence: Suzy Jorsey Balay, Jim Wadsworth and Harriet Winograd) Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in from Hartford access to the Museum with thirteen Hartford Brunelle, Inez Faillace, Margaret Freedman, Shelly Haas, Feb. 29, 2012: America of Four Incredible Artist Couples schools receiving funding to attend. Robin McCahill, Kyle Andrew Phillips, Matt Ryan, Joan (Part 5 of 6 with Deb Shackford, Kristen Shaw, Patrick St. Pierre and Julie Wadsworth and Harriet Winograd) Homeschoolers of CT Weaver. Mar. 7, 2012: Visionary Maverick: The Art, Lives and History in America Partnership offers tours and classes for home-schooled students. Art Start (Ages 3–5) of Four Incredible Artist Couples (Part 6 of 6 with Deb Wadsworth Milford Public Schools Saturdays, 11-11:45 a.m., caregivers and young children and Harriet Winograd) Visitation (tour & art activity) of entire district 5th graders. discover art in the Museum galleries with Margaret Freedman. May 11, 2012: Encaustic painting with Ruth Sack (Part 1 of 3) Encaustic painting with Ruth Sack (Part 2 of 3) Art Adventures (Ages 6+) May 18, 2012: New Britain Public Schools May 25, 2012: Encaustic painting with Ruth Sack (Part 3 of 3) Free tours to New Britain public and parochial schools; School vacation program includes art activities or performance suitable for the whole family. special 4th and 7th grade tours; annual Art from the New Britain ART HAPPY HOURS Public & Parochial Schools, 250 works, 12 works from each school Art Explorers (Ages 6-8) 5:30-8 p.m., second Thursday of every month; features an selected by art teachers, sponsored by Webster Bank. Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, students use varied methods evening of art and conversation in the galleries, Young Audiences of CT and materials to create personal works of art with Suzy complimentary refreshments with a program at 6 p.m. Outreach program connecting artists, schools and the Jorsey Balay, drop-ins welcome. July 14, 2011: Alexander J. Noelle, curator, The Tides of Museum through school and Museum visits. Studio@4 (Ages 8–11) Provincetown, “Curating the Colony” Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., students explore topics in-depth Aug. 11, 2011: Floyd Scholtz, master carver, One Man’s PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES with Museum educators and guest artists to build skills in Passion: The Art of Carved Birds COMMUNITY DAYS drawing, painting and photography. Sept. 8, 2011: Chaim Gross, “An Intimate Film and Discussion of his Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011: Community Day Life and Art” (with guest speakers Joel Grae and Mimi Gross) Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011: Bird Carving Workshop with Master Youth Drawing 101 (Ages 11–13) Oct. 13, 2011: A Room with a Muse, the Life and Work of Danielle Carver and Collector Kem Appell Wednesdays, 4-5:30 p.m., students hone their drawing Mailer with guest speaker Danielle Mailer skills while learning about the aesthetics, history and Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011: Community HoliDAY with Nov. 10, 2011: Carson Fox, NEW/NOW artist practice of art. NBMAA docents (l-r) Rita Grygus, Linda Levine, Ursula Skierkowski and Luc Ouellette Main Street Singers and The Youth and Adult Choirs of Dec. 8, 2011: Dorothy Keller, Grandiose Dreams: The American enjoy hands-on training with artist Leslie Giuliani in the process of encaustic painting in St. John’s Episcopal Church, West Hartford, Museum smART Birthday Parties West as Inspiration-Art and Artifacts conjunction with Martin Kline: Romantic Nature. Shop: Holiday Encore Trunk Show Two-hour program led by Museum educators and includes Jan. 12, 2012: Mary Edith Alexander, curator for Bank Monday, Jan. 16, 2012: Community Day: Martin Luther gallery tours and hands-on activity in Art Studio. of America Collection, “Collection in the Making” Searching the King, Jr. Day, Film and Art Activities Horizon: The Real American West, 1830–1920 Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012: Family Day: All is Creative on the PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS Feb. 9, 2012: Barbara Belgrade Spargo, collector Western Front!; Western-themed art activities; Performance ADULT AND COLLEGE TOUR PROGRAMS Mar. 8, 2012: Film: Paris Was a Woman by Shane Long: Native American Traditions One-hour general overview tours led by docents feature Apr. 12, 2012: Leslie Giuliani, artist, Encaustic Painting Sunday, May 13, 2012: Free admission to all Mothers on highlights of the collection, temporary exhibitions and Demonstration Mother’s Day; Mother’s Day High Tea with Jordan Caterers special topics including Looking at Art Through the May 10, 2012: Martin Kline, artist

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June 14, 2012: Christopher Gallego, artist, The Art of Observation Saturday Welcome Tour in Spanish DOCENT TRAINING 20-min. orientation to the facility in Spanish. Veteran Docent Program Take 20@12 Monday mornings, ongoing training, October–May, Fridays, docents explore works in the collections. currently 116. Outdoor Sculpture Tour July 19 and Sept. 14, outdoor walking tour of the sculpture New Docent Training Monday mornings, September–May, training in art gardens with Deb Tait history, process, education theory and tour techniques, GALLERY TALKS AND LECTURES graduating 12-17 per year. Friday, Aug. 5, 2011: One Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds FILM Thursday, Aug. 25, 2011: Hans Hofmann: A 1950 Documentary; talk and book signing with Patricia Stark Feinstein July 28, 2011: Art in Its Soul: Perspectives of and Art Colony Artist Graydon Parrish print Aug. 25, 2011: Hans Hofmann: A 1950 Documentary Sunday, Sept. 11, 2011: signing and talk on The Cycle of Terror and Tragedy: Sept. 11, 2001 Sept. 29, 2011: Hans Hofmann: Artist/Teacher, Teacher/Artist and artist Dalton Ghetti unveiling and talk on 3,000 Tears, Oct. 13, 2011: Central Connecticut State University 2001–2011 presents Border Visions: Borderlands in Literature and Film Evening of Learning: Exhibition Oct. 27, 2011: Fake by Wanderlust Film Company Thursday, Sept. 22, 2011: tour with Alexander J. Noelle followed by Behind the Scenes in Dec. 29, 2011: Artists of the West Provincetown with guest speakers Stephen Borkowski & Jan. 26, 2012: Women make Movies Festival: Paris Was a Woman; Broken Rainbow; Cover Girl Culture: Awakening the Media Generation Deborah Forman Lecture with noted American Art Feb. 23, 2012: Colored Frames Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011: historian Matthew Baigell: We Are Living in a Golden Age of Jewish Mar. 29, 2012: Next: A Primer on Urban Painting American Art and Don’t Really Know It Apr. 26, 2012: Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child Black History Month Presentation May 31, 2012: Jackson Pollock: Love & Death on Long Island Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012: with African drum and dance company Sangbanyi Fare De June 28, 2012: Exit through the Gift Shop Afrique FIRST FRIDAY Sunday, Apr. 29, 2012: Ekphrastic Poetry with Free Poets 5:30-8 p.m., monthly; features live jazz performed by Collective local and nationally-known musicians, gallery talks, art MUSEUM AFTER DARK activities, light hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and soda, 350- 400 visitors 8-11 p.m., quarterly; themed parties with a DJ, dancing, libations and art activities targeting young professionals and July 1, 2011: Goza Latin Jazz Trio those young at heart. Attendance is typically 200–300 people. Aug. 5, 2011: Peter Hand Trio MAD: Luau Art Auction Sept. 2, 2011: RJ Ruotolo & Speak No Evil Aug. 12, 2011: MAD: 5th Annual Costume Party Oct. 7, 2011: The Lucy Blanco Jazz Quartet Oct. 28, 2011: MAD: Mardi Gras Nov. 4, 2011: Eddie Allen Quartet Feb. 17, 2012: MAD: Maytini Mayhem Dec. 2, 2011: Seizure Jazz Ensemble May 18, 2012: Jan. 6, 2012: Laid Back Jazz Quartet SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES Feb. 3, 2012: Saskia Laroo Trio Monthly concerts or music in the galleries featuring The Glamour Girls performed the most popular dance hits from the 40s through the 90s Mar. 2, 2012: Carol’s Reminisce Jazz Combo Artist Dalton Ghetti unveiled 3,000 Tears, 2001–2011 to a sold-out crowd during a acclaimed musicians. in amazing matching outfits at May's First Friday. Apr. 6, 2012: Karen Frisk Jazz Quartet special education event commemorating the 10th anniversary of the attacks on July 10, 2011: Michael Korman & Allison Holst Grubbe September 11, 2001; each tear carved from the graphite of a pencil is May 4, 2012: Glamour Girls about the size of a grain of rice. Aug. 14, 2011: D C James June 1, 2012: Harmony of Steel Sept. 11, 2011: Paul Bisaccia: The Great American Piano Revisited GALLERY INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS Oct. 9, 2011: Worthington Trio Judy Handler and Mark Levesque’s Acoustic Blend American Masterpieces Tour Nov. 13, 2011: Sundays, 1 p.m., one hour docent-led tour. Jan. 8, 2012: The Electric Trains African Drum and Dance Company Saturday Welcome Tour Feb. 12, 2012: 20-min. orientation to the facility. Sangbanyi Fare De Afrique

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Mar. 11, 2012: New Britain Symphony Orchestra Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds June 20, 2012: Conversation with artist Prilla Smith Brackett Apr. 15, 2012: Connecticut Trio: Trios and Tangos Sept. 7, 2011: “What Makes Contemporary Bird Carvings WEEKLY ADULT STUDIO PROGRAMS May 13, 2012: D C Jones: Spanish Guitar and Beyond Art Not Craft? Part III of III” and tour of One Man’s Passion: Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-noon Sketching with Masters The Art of Carved Birds Tuesdays, 3-5 p.m. Watercolor with June Webster SYMPOSIA Sept. 14, 2011: “Charles Webster Hawthorne” presented Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Painting with June Webster Featured distinguished speakers and full- and half-day by docent Terry Gianzinetti immersion experiences Oct. 12, 2011: Artist Jason Alster presents Mentoring with MUSEUM TRIPS Monday, Aug. 1, 2011: The Tides of Provincetown with guest John Singer Sargent, his Art and his Career The Museum’s Travel Program remained popular with sold out speakers James Bakker, Deborah Forman and Elizabeth Oct. 19, 2011: Art & Literature: Devil in the White City: Murder daytrips, two popular International Barging trips and a Direc- Ives Hunter Magic and Madness at the Fair that Changed America by Erik Larson tor-led trip to Italy, all art-intensive. A portion of the fee is a Monday, Apr. 16, 2012: Straight Talk: A Symposium on Nov. 2, 2011: Colin Burke on his Pin Hole Camera contribution to the Museum. Contemporary Art & Practice with Martin Kline, Eric Litke, and Installation DOMESTIC: Alexander Glauber Dec. 14, 2011: Frederic Remington: The Truth of Other Days with Friendship Tours Dec. 21, 2011: Frederic Remington: The Truth of Other Days Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011: Hudson River Valley: A Gilded Age WED@1 Dec. 28, 2011: Frederic Remington: The Truth of Other Days Christmas Informal lectures, gallery talks, film or music based on the Jan. 4, 2012: Lewis and Clark (Part 1 of 4) Thursday, Apr. 19, 2012: Boston, MA: Trinity Church & Museum’s collection, artists or special exhibitions. Jan. 11, 2012: Lewis and Clark (Part 2 of 4) Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum July 13, 2011: Artist Colin Burke on his pin hole camera Jan. 18, 2012: Lewis and Clark (Part 3 of 4) Wednesday, June 20, 2012: New York City, New York: installation Jan. 25, 2012: Lewis and Clark (Part 4 of 4) St. John the Divine Cathedral & The Cloisters July 27, 2011: Gallery talk with Alexander J. Noelle, Mar. 21, 2012: Art & Literature: The White Blackbird: A Life of INTERNATIONAL: curator, The Tides of Provincetown the Painter Margarett Sargent by Honor Moore Sept. 23–Oct. 3, 2011: School of Barbizon Barge Tour Gallery talk with Alexander J. Noelle, The Fantasy World of Norman Rockwell presented Aug. 17, 2011: Apr. 18, 2012: with International Barging Tours curator, The Tides of Provincetown by docent Fred Biamonte Apr. 27–May 6, 2012: Belgium: Exploring the Flemish Walking Tour of New Britain’s Architectural Buildings Aug. 24, 2011: “What Makes Contemporary Bird May 2, 2012: Masters Carvings Art Not Craft? Part I of III” and tour of One with John Kaestle with International Barging Tours Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds Art & Literature: Clara and Mr. Tiffany by May 9, 2012: May 16–28, 2012, Biarritz, France, and Bilbao, Madrid Aug. 31, 2011: “What Makes Contemporary Bird Susan Vreeland and Malaga, Spain Carvings Art Not Craft? Part II of III” and tour of One Conversation with artist Titus Kaphar May 30, 2012: with TravelBuilders International

Museum visitors participate in Slow Art Day (101 art venues participated worldwide) led by NBMAA docent Beverly Pierz (not in photo) with the goal of helping more people discover the joy of looking at art more slowly.

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FINANCE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES A: Museum After Dark is the In presenting their FY12 audit report issued Sept. 27, 2012 to The NBMAA spent $379,961 to demolish 35 Park Place the Audit Committee, auditors J.H. Cohn LLP reported that and erect a 40-spot parking lot with landscaping, lighting place to be for young profes- “the financial position of this organization is in very nice shape and security. Gifts and grants received in FY12 totaled sionals looking to interact with . . . management and the Board have done a wonderful job” $739,280 for capital projects including $400,000 from other art lovers and blow off American Savings Foundation and $250,000 from the some steam on the dance floor. OPERATING RESULTS Maximilian E. and Marion O. Hoffman Foundation. The year ended with a balanced operating budget. B: A young class participant Contributed income came in higher than a year ago. FUND FOR AMERICAN ART made funny faces and art in the Earned income added over $1 million to the size of the Gifts totaling $140,620.57 were added to the endowment children's studio. revenue pie with exhibition loan fees doubling from a including $100,000 from John Britton to endow an C: Artist Robert Charles year ago. The Museum’s two premier fund raising events exhibition fund in honor of his mother, past chairman of contributed to the positive results. Diligent scrutiny of the board Kay Cox. At year end, the Fund for American Hudson giving remarks at his expenses also helped produce the positive result. Support Art stood at $4,173,028. opening reception for his mul- from the Museum’s endowments for operations was timedia exhibition Robert Charles $539,254 representing a 5.2% draw off a trailing 12-quarter STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION A B Hudson: Above the Underground. average market value compared to a budgeted figure of Net assets totaled $35,323,397 at June 30, 2012, a 5.8% due to gains made in earned and contributed income. decrease of $200,000 due to unrealized loss of the D: During the month of June, investment portfolio. $17 million is liquid assets. 2012, the NBMAA, in ACQUISITION Liabilities decreased by $110,000. partnership with the City of An additional $320,075 was spent on collection acquisition New Britain and the Sol LeWitt funded by a FY12 draw of $194,934 on funds earmarked for acquisition, and $125,341 in proceeds from Estate, installed this colorful deaccessioned artwork and donations for purchase. LeWitt mural in downtown New Britain, part of the City Canvases Initiative funded by Photo by The Defining Photo. the Department of Economic and Community Development: Connecticut Office of the Arts, with Support from the National C Endowment for the Arts. This is one of seven such initiatives statewide. E: A February Art Adventure doll inspired by Hopi Kachina dolls.

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DEVELOPMENT DETAILS The Museum’s Travel Program remained popular with three raffle with two exceptional prizes; a Caribbean Getaway for two Congratulations to Vicki Albert, of Bloomfield, winner of the MEMBERSHIP sold out daytrips, two popular International Barging tours and at Curtain Bluff Resort, Antigua, valued at more than $5,000, Ciao Italy! raffle prize. The NBMAA’s membership program continued to expand an art-intensive trip to Spain led by Director Douglas Hyland. and a stunning gold and diamond bracelet by La Perla Fine ending the year with 3,809 memberships representing 5,576 A portion of the fee is a contribution to the Museum. This Jewelers in Blue Back Square, West Hartford, valued at $1,500. Thanks go to Gala Co-Chairs Carol Conry, Tom Flanigan members and $432,810 in revenue. A very successful tactic this amounted to $10,320. The evening concluded with a decadent dessert reception and Kimberly Zeytoonjian, their energetic committee, our year was generating memberships from AAA, Groupon, and hosted by Mohegan Sun’s Executive Pastry Chef Lynn Mansel. sponsors, patrons, table hosts, artists, donors, attendees, Living Social offers. GIFTS AND GRANTS TO OPERATIONS volunteers, Gala Coordinator Jenny Steadman and the entire The Annual Fund was supported by over 439 donors raising Sincere thanks go to all our wonderful sponsors, chefs, wine NBMAA staff, as well as JORDAN Caterers. Membership programming and participation were also very strong. $111,562 toward general operating support. Please see complete purveyors, patrons, auction donors, buyers and event attendees. listing of donors. Special gifts and grants from individuals, A special thank you to event co-chairs Ken Boudreau, Kim A well-attended special thank you party for our generous artists American Art Circle and John Butler Talcott Society Events corporations, foundations and government agencies were Burris and Tom Cox, committee members, Event Director and donors was held in their honor prior to the gala. For our premier level members (donors at the $1,000 particularly strong and totaled $734,765, $171,429 over goal Vicky Cirilli and the many event volunteers for helping to level and above) we hosted special exhibition previews and and $49,870 over a year ago. make this evening possible. As a prelude to the event, trustees 12th Annual Juneteenth. An evening of music, dancing, receptions with the artist, collector or curator in advance Halsey Cook, Martin Cooper, and Kay Cox hosted special film, and delicious food and drink was held Saturday, June 16, of the public opening. In FY12 we visited the Farmington We remain grateful for annual gifts in support of Museum’s wine dinners in their homes. from 7 to 11 p.m. to celebrate Juneteenth for the 12th time at “Sanctuary” of Kem Appell and Abby Hirsch to preview education programs, exhibitions and operations from American the NBMAA. This year’s event, attended by 160 people, was Kem’s collection of carved birds, the subject of the summer Savings Foundation, the Community Foundation of Greater 12th Annual ART Party of the Year Presented by Webster Bank. chaired by Torrence Conaway, former trustee Paulette Fox, exhibition The Art of Carved Birds. U.S. Trust hosted us at a New Britain, and the Northeast Utilities Foundation. The Inspired by Mundy Hepburn’s illuminated glass sculptures John Pearson, Finance Manager Georgia Porteous, and special evening of cocktails and conversation at the NBMAA was once again the beneficiary of operating grants from Joyous Windows, the 12th Annual Spring Gala, held the evening of Alphonse Wright. restaurant ON20 in Hartford. Five previews and receptions the Greater Hartford Arts Council, funded in part by donors Saturday, May 5th, was a colorful affair, one that raised over were held for four McKernan Gallery exhibitions plus one to the GHAC United Arts Campaign and the Greater New $205,000 for the Museum’s educational programming, $10,000 Serving as Honorary Chair was Curtis D. Robinson, President Davis Gallery exhibition. Several John Butler Talcott Society Britain Arts Alliance. We also are grateful for the generosity over goal. Wireless BidPal auction bidding, first in Connecticut, of C&R Development Co., the largest minority construction members drove to Brookline, MA to see the collections of Happy of many area corporations including Farmington Bank, energized the crowd that numbered 451, the largest ever. management company in the East. and Bob Doran and Carol and John Rutherford. The Annual presenting sponsor of The Art of Wine & Food; Webster Bank, Black Tie Director’s Dinner for John Butler Talcott Society presenting sponsor of the Spring Gala and children’s annual art We were pleased to welcome back our friends Jack Warner and Opening remarks were made by Georgia Porteous and members at the $2,500 level and up was held Saturday, exhibition and Stanley Black & Decker, general operating support. his wife, Susan Austin Warner, who served as Honorary Chairs Paulette Fox. Honorary Chair Curtis D. Robinson, President Feb. 4, 2012. Forty-five guests attended this elegant affair. of this signature fundraising event. In attendance was special of C&R Development Co., the largest minority construction The NBMAA once again won competitive marketing, tourism guest artist Martin Kline, whose encaustic paintings and management company in the East, addressed the crowd as did Circle Level Special Exhibition Tours and Receptions and general operating support grants from the Department of sculptures featured in the McKernan Gallery dazzled gala his wife Sheila. Filmmaker Torrence Conaway introduced his In an effort to thank our mid-level, contributing members Economic and Community Development Connecticut Offices guests. And we were honored to have Governor Dannel Malloy four-minute trailer on the subject of fatherhood. Music was (donors of $100-$500) we hosted two special receptions of the Arts and Tourism totaling: $77,614. In addition the and his wife Cathy Malloy in attendance as well. provided by United Audio Productions. Underwoodphoto was and tours for them that were well-received. NBMAA won a Small Business Express grant for $100,000 and with the City of New Britain, $103,050 to install a Sol LeWitt New Members Behind the Scenes Tours mural in downtown New Britain. 8th Annual Art of Wine & Food 12th Annual Art Party of the Year Silver Thomas Hart Benton Sponsor Diamond Sponsor Our newest members flock to these special behind the Presented by Platinum Presenting Sponsor scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum SPECIAL EVENT FUNDRAISERS Goldman Sachs gives TM on behalf of Samuel The 8th Annual Art of Wine & Food Presented by Farmington The Chase Family Foundations: including into the collection storage area. These are usually and Susie Britton scheduled before an Art Happy Hour reception and Bank was held Sept. 13, 2011, with 300 guests welcomed to the The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family Silver Sponsor Foundation program later in the evening. NBMAA galleries for an evening of culinary delights, tastings The Rhoda and David Chase Family Foundation of some of the nation’s best wines and a silent auction. $128,502 The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Foundation Heritage Society was raised to support the Museum’s operating expenses for A champagne brunch was held for Heritage Society members educational programming, $30,500 more than a year ago. Bronze Sponsors Community Sponsor Bronze Sponsors Pewter Sponsor The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Connecticut Magazine Bank of America Barnes Group, Inc. Apr. 14, 2012 with a director-led tour of Martin Kline: Romantic Family Foundation Country 92.5 Downes Construction Company Evening Elements Sponsor Nature. The NBMAA’s Heritage Society was established Honorary hosts and popular chefs Billy Grant, Noel Jones, and Downes Construction Company Curtis1000 Farmington Bank Okay Industries in 2003 during the Museum’s Centennial Year, to honor Chris Prosperi led a line-up of some of the region’s most Gengras NBC Connecticut Partners The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Invitation Sponsor those generous individuals who have chosen to include the impressive restaurants and their chefs. An outstanding selection Legrand in a Caring Community and Insurance Company Paladin Commercial Printing McCarter & English Paladin Commercial Printing Hospital for Special Care Framing Sponsor Museum in their estate plans either through a bequest, of wines were available for the sampling. “The Art of Wine & Mohegan Sun the River 105.9 Stanley Black & Decker Shortell Framing, Hartford charitable gift annuity, trust, promised gift of art or other Food” featured a silent auction with a unique collection of Friends of the Museum Industry Sponsors Copper Sponsors Raffle Sponsor planned gifts. There were 18 charter members at formation. exceptional wines, epicurean dining events, custom travel The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Gillette Ridge American Savings Foundation TravelBuilders, LLC. Today the group numbers 79. Three people joined in FY12. packages and one-of-a-kind treasures. 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THE ART OF WINE & FOOD THE ART PARTY OF THE SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 YEAR, MAY 5, 2012 A: The Art of Wine & Food F: International shoe designer co-chairs (left to right): Tom and New Britain native Ruthie Cox, Kimberly Burris and Ken Davis with her husband Inness Boudreau. Weir of New York City. B: Delectable food could be G: Governor Dannel Malloy found everywhere. and Cathy Malloy (center, back C: Chef Jorge Alfonso (second row and front row) at NBMAA from left) and his team from director Douglas Hyland’s table Plan B Burger Bar, West (far right). Hartford. H: (l to r) Miriam Miller, A B F G D: (from left) Chairman John Dr. Paul Goldschmidt, Janice Rathgeber. Greg Silpe, Susan Goldschmidt, Amy Silverman, Rathgeber, Marzena Silpe, and Trustee Steve Miller. Donna Stout, and Sam Stout I: Victoria Usich and Sonya enjoy the dine-around tasting Dockett, guests at the Chartis of The Art of Wine & Food. Insurance table. E: Impressive wines were J: Dancing on the tented poured. Pritchard Terrace capped off the night. K: The Gala featured wireless bidding. Checking it out are (l to r) Brendan Conry, C H Dr. Theodore Johnson and former U.S. Congresswoman Nancy Johnson. Conry is a past Chairman of the Board and Trustee Emeritus. The Johnsons are both Honorary Trustees.

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on hand to snap photographs of the crowd. JORDAN Caterers The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes types in FY12: weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, annual meetings, rolled out their Southern cuisine—collard greens, pulled brisket to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning retreats, and employee recognition dinners. These events drew slides and mac and cheese, while Juneteenth punch flowed. opportunities, refreshments and fun. in 4,000 guests, many new to the NBMAA. Sponsors included American Savings Foundation, JORDAN Caterers, and Reid and Riege, P.C. Opening Receptions Shop. The Museum Shop remained a popular destination This past year the NBMAA hosted 20 opening receptions for through the year and the Online Shop continued to gain traction. MARKETING/PUBLICITY EFFORTS our special exhibitions with either the featured artist, collector The number of Trunk Shows, featuring local craftspeople, The NBMAA’s comprehensive marketing program included or curator making remarks. These were open to the membership doubled. This venture promotes the artists in our midst and a 12-month, three-station TV/Internet campaign; radio ads; and the general public, generally attracting 150-200 people. generates additional revenue for the Museum. billboards in Hartford, New Britain and New Haven on I-84 For The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Continuous Art and I-95; getaway guide ads distributed throughout the state Colony (1899–2011) opening, artists, collectors and members of It takes many people doing many jobs to deliver the programs and into Westchester County, NY; print ads, calendar listings the Provincetown art scene descended on New Britain. And and services people in the community and region have come in print and online; and the NBMAA website, eblasts, quarterly many descendants of the Weir Family flew in for the opening to expect and to provide the financial stability on which the newsletter and calendar mailings and social media efforts. of The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding Traditions of American Art. The Museum relies. It is a team effort, an NBMAA team effort. Press releases are sent to over 100 sources and generate feature NEW/NOW series openings are also popular, especially with articles in local and regional newspapers. The media interest in our younger audience, as it gives them a chance to meet these Claudia Thesing The Tides of Provincetown was particularly strong. practicing artists and learn about their artistic vision and Director of Development process in an informal Q and A. The Museum also garnered air time through several TV segments including two NBC Connecticut: Connecticut Spotlights, two Through creative Special Events, held monthly, quarterly and appearances on WFSB Better Connecticut, and a new once a year, the NBMAA becomes a rich performance venue Connecticut Cultural Treasures, five-minute vignette produced that reaches full artistic synthesis through the combination of by Connecticut Public Broadcasting with multiple airings. music, performance and the visual arts. These events also serve as vehicles to attract non-traditional audiences. At the same With a nod to the future, the marketing department was ad- time short term jobs opportunities are created for numerous vanced with the hiring of Long Lin, the Museum’s first musicians, bands and performance artists. Interactive Design and Developer joining Melissa Nardiello who was promoted to Marketing and Design Manager. Great First Fridays, the monthly jazz evenings, 5:30-8 p.m., strides were seen in the areas of social media marketing and continued, infused this year with donations from area restaurants enhanced online and interactive products. and spirit distributors and periodic, pre-event dance classes.

VISITOR AND VOLUNTEER SERVICES Museum After Dark, quarterly themed parties, 8-11 p.m., Encompassing the Front Desk, Museum Shop, Online Store, with a DJ, dancing, libations and art activities targeting young Café on the Park (run by “Best Caterer in Connecticut” professionals and those young at heart, typically drew 200-300 JORDAN Caterers), facility rentals, security and volunteer people per event. management, the Visitor and Volunteer Services Department is the interface with the community, interacting with thousands Holiday Decorating, an annual tradition, overseen by veteran

Juneteenth Co-chairs (from left) Torrence Conaway, Paulette Fox, Finance Manager of visitors and volunteers yearly, overseeing hundreds of volunteers Manon Lu Christ, Lydia Dyson, and Wendy Kirkland, Georgia Porteous, and John Pearson, photo by Underwood Photography. community events, all supporting the Museum’s mission to be brought in artist and New Britain resident Ken Adams who one of the most welcoming museums in the country. transformed the Moser Library into Victorian grandeur. Susan Fisher’s miniature period rooms were also featured. In FY12, the Front Desk Team welcomed over 68,000 visitors. A zipcode analysis by Professor Richard Benfield, of Central Facility Rentals. The NBMAA remains the venue of choice Connecticut State University Tourism Department, of attendance for high end entertainment. ESPN returned again for its during the four-month run of The Tides of Provincetown exhibition, quarterly “Rookies Camp” with Jordan Caterers serving up July 15-Oct. 16, 2011 indicated visitors came from 38 states in the their delicious fare using sport-themed apparatus as serving nation: 78% from within 25 miles, 12% from 25 to 50 miles, dishes (think hors d’oeuvres on a skateboard). Levy & Droney 3.6% from 50 to 100 miles and 6% of visitors came from beyond returned for their annual corporate breakfast, introducing 100 miles. [Benfield also calculated the economic impact of the hundreds of corporate executives to the NBMAA for the first exhibition to be over half a million dollars to the local region.] time. The Museum and Jordan Caterers hosted 49 events of all

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RECEPTIONS, PREVIEWS AND TOURS Cocktails and Conversation hosted by U.S. Trust at The Apr. 14, 2012: Heritage Society Champagne Brunch The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes Restaurant ON20, Hartford and tour to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning May 3, 2012: Pre-gala Party for Artists and Donors Nov. 30, 2011, 6-8 p.m., Private Reception and Exhibition opportunities, refreshments and fun. June 16, 2012: 12th Annual Juneteenth Celebration Viewing: Searching the Horizon: The Real American West, 1830– June 13, 2012: Volunteer Appreciation Picnic 1920, hosted by Bank of America and U.S. Trust OPENING RECEPTIONS July 1, 2011: Deb Todd Wheeler Jan. 22, 2012, 1-2 p.m., Preview and Reception: The BENEFIT EVENTS July 17, 2011: The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Collection of Barbara Belgrade Spargo: Facets of Modernity (1900– The NBMAA’s premier benefit events do more than raise significant Oldest Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) 1950) with the collector funds for the NBMAA, they serve as means to introduce new Aug. 11, 2011: One Man’s Passion: The Art of Carved Birds people to the Museum. In the case of the Wine & Food event, Aug. 18, 2011: NEW/NOW: Sarah Lamb Mar. 24, 2012, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Preview and it represents a partnership of no less than 30+ area chefs and Oct. 9, 2011: Arthur Carter: Orthogonals Reception: Martin Kline: Romantic Nature with the artist wine suppliers with the Museum. The ART Party of the Year Oct. 30, 2011: 42nd Members Exhibition Apr. 7, 2012, day trip to Brookline MA to see the Gala and its pre-gala party for artists and donors celebrate the Nov. 4, 2011: NEW/NOW: Carson Fox: Bi-Polar collections of Happy and Bob Doran and Carol and 200 artists who donate artwork to the auction year after year. Dec. 2, 2011: Robert Charles Hudson: Above the Underground John Rutherford, with lunch at The Country Club, September 13, 2011: The Art of Wine & Food event saw 375 Dec. 4, 2011: Searching the Horizon: The Real American West 1830– Chestnut Hill, MA guests welcomed to the NBMAA galleries for an evening of 1920 (Art from the Bank of America Collection) culinary delights, tastings of some of the nation’s best wines Jan. 8, 2012: Currier & Ives: Impressions of America June 29, 2012, 4:30-5:30 p.m., Preview and Private and a live and silent auction. $128,500 was raised to support Jan. 22, 2012: The Barbara Belgrade Spargo Collection: Facets of Reception: The Weir Family, 1920–1920: Expanding the Traditions the Museum’s operating expenses for educational programming. Modernity (1900–1950) of American Art Feb. 12, 2012: NEW/NOW: Marc Swanson May 3, 2012: Pre-gala Artists and Donors Party is our way of Mar. 24, 2012: Martin Kline: Romantic Nature CIRCLE LEVEL SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOURS thanking an important constituency, the many regional artists Apr. 15, 2012: The Art of Friendship: The Collection of George Deem AND RECEPTIONS who support the Museum and participate in its programs. May 4, 2012: New Media: Michael Conti: Slapstick In an effort to thank our mid-level, contributing members May 11, 2012: New Britain Garden Club: Floral Expressions (donors of $100-$500) we hosted two well-received special May 5, 2012: The NBMAA’s 12th annual spring gala, The May 16, 2012: NEW/NOW: Michael Salter receptions and tours for them in association with the Tides ART Party of the Year, with more than 250 pieces of art June 1, 2012: New Media: Particular Heights 2.0 of Provincetown and Martin Kline: Romantic Nature exhibitions. up for auction, was an unparalleled success, raising a net June 3, 2012: Poetic Journey Continued: The Grey Collection of July 28, 2011: Tides of Provincetown $205,470. The event is not only the Museum’s largest American Art Apr. 26, 2012: Martin Kline: Romantic Nature fundraiser, but it also successfully pairs collectors with art. June 29, 2012: The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art NEW MEMBERS BEHIND THE SCENES TOURS Our newest members flock to the quarterly behind the AMERICAN ART CIRCLE AND JOHN BUTLER scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum TALCOTT SOCIETY EVENTS including the collection storage area. These are usually For our premier level members (donors at the $1,000 level scheduled later in the evening before an Art Happy Hour and above) we offer special exhibition previews and receptions reception and program. with the artist, collector or curator in advance of the Aug. 11, 2011 public opening. In FY12 we visited Kem Appell's and Feb. 9, 2012 Abby Hirsch's “Sanctuary” in Farmington and the homes May 10, 2012 of collectors Happy and Bob Doran and Carol and John Rutherford in Brookline, MA. SPECIAL EVENTS July 8, 2011, 6-8 p.m., Reception and pre-exhibition July 17, 2011: Post-Opening Reception Dinner for Tides of preview of objects from One Man’s Passion: The Art of Bird Carved Provincetown Birds, at Kem Appell and Abby Hirsch’s “Sanctuary,” Oct. 19, 2011: Art of Celebration: Showcasing the NBMAA Farmington with Jordan Caterers, THE venue for high-end entertainment Oct. 26, 2011: Annual Meeting & Reception July 17, 2011, 1-3 p.m., Preview and Reception: The Tides Jan. 12, 26, and Feb. 2, and 23, 2012: Cooking classes of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in American’s Oldest Continuous Art Colony with Jordan Caterers (1899–2011) with curator Alexander Noelle. Feb. 4, 2012: Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner for We showed off our facility and our caterer at the Art of Celebration. Keven Cottle of members of the John Butler Talcott Society Jordan Caterers, pictured above, seared tuna on a block of dry ice. Oct. 25, 2011, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Private Evening of Jordan's entertainment experts set up examples of tables and decor.

68 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 69 members

(Through June 30, 2012) Sam and Polly Huntington Dangremond Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sanders JOHN BUTLER Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent TALCOTT SOCIETY Hyland Ms. Christine M. Doty Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Chairman's Circle Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes III Schwartz Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Enders Michael and Florence Timura Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisher Angelo and Joy Tomasso Rhoda and David Chase Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Mr. Nathan L. Frank and Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Foundation Margaret and Roger Lawson Mr. Krystian von Speidel Peter and Patricia Wright Richard and Virginia McKernan David and Dorothy Lund Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wylie Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Mrs. Mary Tredennick-Gould Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Dr. and Mrs. John C. CONTRIBUTING LEVELS Director's Circle Melanie and Bill McCue Grady-Benson Collector's Circle Sam and Janet Bailey M. Stephen and Miriam R. Rita** and Walter Heimann Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boudreau Miller Claudia and Art Helfgott Dr. and Mrs. Clive Bealing Ambassador and Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Mrs. Nancy Hicks Mr. Frank Campbell Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Paige Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Linda Cheverton-Wick and Kathryn and Thomas R. Cox, III Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Walter Wick Alyce Tuttle Fuller Rosalind Richman Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Holden, Jr. Mary H. Crary Marian Kellner Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Ms. Nancy Dart Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Howard, Jr. Mr. Michel G. Delhaise and Susan and John Rathgeber Marzena and Greg Silpe Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt Mr. George E. Jordan Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mr. and Mrs. David Jepson Ms. Renee Dubin Charles and Christine Shivery Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Farida and Ghulam Jilani Elizabeth Elia Todd and Marenda Stitzer van Rooy Dr. Dorrance T. Kelly, D.D.S Mr. John Frazer Claudia and Robert Thesing Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and George Adrian King Prof. Alden R. Gordon Douglas and Kimberly Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Ms. Sheila Hogan and Zeytoonjian W. Casey and Kathryn West Mary J. Krenn Mr. Noel Harrington Mrs. Jean P. Young Charles and Joan Leach Shepherd M. Holcombe Leadership Circle Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Mrs. Jean Holden Ms. Monique M. Aduddell and Judie and Coleman Levy Marjorie E. Morrissey Mr. Dennis J. Klapperich AMERICAN ART CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. George A. Louis Robert A. Mugford and John and Jasanna Britton Mr. J. K. Appell and Ms. Abby Sylvia and Ian Lucas Miriam Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Hirsch John and Brenda Manning Nancy A. Ringrose Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Paul and Annette Salina Sandra and Arnold Chase Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Ms. Louise McCormick Elizabeth Talcott Stout Mr. William Chase Bergstrom Mr. David W. Moore and Gwen and Lin Wellman Halsey and Michele Cook Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Dr. James S. Hoffman and Robert and Susan Fisher Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Mowell Dr. Karen Zabrensky Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Garavel Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pape II Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Paul and Angela Penney Artist's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Leonard Clough Mr. and Mrs. James Rees Anonymous Howard and Sandra Fromson Brendan and Carol Conry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reiner Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mrs. John H. Riege Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Nancy L. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Baekeland John Howard Mr. and Mrs. David W. Rubinow Harold and Lynn Wellings

**Deceased Sam Feinstein (1915–2003), Pieta III, late 1950s, Oil on canvas, 48 x 36 in., Gift of the Samuel L. Feinstein Trust 70 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 71 members members

Jack and Francie Bergquist The LeWitt Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Amodio, Mrs. Anona Broadman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Craine Mr. and Mrs. George L. Estes III Greenbaum Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Dick and Donna Fanelli Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Jr. Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Ms. Anna V. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Falk Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Mrs. Jane S. Mack Richard and Betty Anderson Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. Bill Silva Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Greenblatt Mrs. Joan Jannace Douglas Bray and Francine Paul and Kay Marier Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dr. and Mrs. James Brody Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cruikshank Dr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Ms. Mary C. Griffin Anne and Ted Johnson Austin Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian and Anthony, Jr. Mrs. Kathryn Brooks Mr. and Mrs. William Culley Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Griswold Mrs. Mary Jeanne Jones Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Mr. John M. Lockhart The Honorable Arnold W. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brown Ms. Priscilla Cunningham Mrs. Gay Fialko Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Gross Ms. Michele Jordan C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Dr. Ronald B. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czepiga Ms. Fischbach and Mr. Wolman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. John Kaestle Ms. Susan Chandler McLaughlin Ms. Ellen Babcock Ms. Jane H. Rowe Mrs. Michael D'Apice Errede Mrs. Gloria L. Fisher Marie S. Gustin Mr. Robert Kalogeros Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Ron and Jeanie Babineau Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce Mr. and Mrs. David D'Atri Mr. Michael K. Fitzgerald Ms. Mary Ann Haar Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kaplan Mr. Raymond Gagliardone and Nancy P. Moorad Mr. and Mrs. William Bansavage Janet and Robert B. Bruner Miss Teresa D'Esopo Mrs. Elizabeth E. Fitzpatrick Ms. Margo Lynn Hablutzel Ms. Alice H. Karlames Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Mrs. Merrily Gengras Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. Armond Barneschi John and Arlene Buckey Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fleming Mr. and Mrs. David Hahn Mr. and Mrs. F. William M. R. Cipriano Sara Cree Norris Mr. and Mrs. Marty Baron Ms. Alison S. Buckwell Ms. Theresa Olsen Mrs. Marianne Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kaufmann III Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Mrs. Angela Orsene Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Mrs. Sara Buell Mr. and Mrs. Joel N. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kavanah Ms. Catherine Daly and Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti Ann and Randall Barton Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Follansbee Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kean Mr. Roy Dion Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Ms. Ruth Batogowski June A. Cameron DeFrancesco Dr. and Mrs. Evan Fox Mr. Brian Hannon and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keenan Donald and Carol Davidson Constance Rachac Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Batson Mr. Paul Canning and Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Ms. Sharon Krieger Mr. William Kenney and Mr. John E. Dillaway Joan and Allan Reiskin Jean and Blair Beach Ms. Marie Lavendier Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Mrs. Joani Olsen Jared and Clare Edwards Ms. Monica Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mr. John Canora DeSimone, Jr. Mr. Howard R. Zern Mr. Mark Giulietti Shirley Keezing Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Emerick Ms. Rise Roth Bellantuono Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeSomma Dr. Herbert S. Freiman Mr. Joseph H. Harper, Jr. Mr. Wilson Keithline and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Ms. Lisa Sartorius Ms. Tina M. Bernacki Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cantor Tom and Gerry Devers Congressman and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Ms. Beth Mazadoorian Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt Mr. and Mrs. Kent Carlson Ms. Elizabeth di Mauro Mrs. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen Harris, Jr. Prof. Dorothy Bosch Keller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freedman Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott Mr. David Berto Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donald Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Caro Hawthorne Joan Lazar Kemler and Barry Drs. Michael and Adrienne Fulco Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Mr. Evarists Berzins Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carrier Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Fumiatti Mr. Daniel Hayden and J. Kemler Atty. and Mrs. J. Brian Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Mr. and Mrs. James Carros Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Ms. Pamela DonAroma Ms. Joan Kennedy and Joseph Garner and Leslie Garner Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Bianca, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cassella Doolittle Ms. Jean Galli Nina Mayhall Hayes Dr. Francis Keefe Dr. and Mrs. J. Bartley Given III Mr. James J. Storrow Mr. Jeffrey Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Catalina Hollis Dorman Mr. Kevin Galvin and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kilbride Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suisman Ms. Janet Hayes Ms. Lorey Cavanugh Ms. Diane A. Dounouk Ms. Whitney Boynton Galvin Gordon Helander Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Greenberg Ms. Martha G. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Bissell Ms. Jane Charbonnier Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garcia Dr. Laurel Hennebury and Kindelan Dr. Martha M. Greenwood and Col. Carl R. Venditto, USMCR Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bivona Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chickering Droppo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Geiger Ms. Barbara Lederer Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mr. David Levin (Ret.) Ms. Jan Blencowe Constance M. Clark Ms. Melanie Dumont Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Mr. Paul Henning and Kingsbury Ms. Rita Griswold John and Lynn Wadhams Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Blumer Mrs. Joanne M. Clark Atty. and Mrs. William V. Mr. and Mrs. William George Ms. Adele Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Laura R. Harris Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Boedeker Walter A. Clebowicz Dworski Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gerber Drs. R.V. and Patricia Hensley Kingsley Ingunn Hekneby and Michael Douglas and Karen Welch Laura Boehm Susan B. Clemow Mrs. Lydia K. Dyson Rep. Theresa Gerratana Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kirkland Bassock Roy Wiseman and Lisa Kugelman Mr. Power R. Boothe and Michael D. Coe Mr. and Mrs. William Eakins Mr. Peter S. Gersten Jr. Mr. Charles B. Kistler and Dr. and Mrs. John A. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Yellen Ms. Lynne D. Steincamp Richard Coffey Mrs. Kerry Eaton Natalie Giana Mr. and Mrs. T. Donald Ms. Maria C. Pizzonia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Emilie L. Yukna Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boshl Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gilewski Hirschfeld Dr. Lawrence Klein Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jacobs, Jr. Ms. Carol A. Bowen and Mr. Thomas Colville Ms. Jane Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. John Gill Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Naomi and Joel M. Kleinman Charles and Gina Kahn Friend's Circle Ms. Janet Bowen Ms. Sandra Conlin and Mr. Humphrey Tonkin Mr. Andrew Glass Holland Ms. Eva Klinger Elizabeth Karlames Carmine and Deborah Abate Mr. Robert Bowsza and Mr. Joseph Puzzo Mr. and Mrs. Jon Eisenhandler Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Tom Hollinger and Kathy Coe Mrs. Linda L. Klopp Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Mr. Kenneth Adams and Mrs. Carolyn Gimbrone Rev. Jack and Mrs. Nancy Cook Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Elgart Mr. Albert Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horton Ms. Rose and Amy David Keating Mr. Kenneth Simpson Mr. Michael Galonska and Miss Helen P. Cooke Norman E.W. and Barbara J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howard Kochanowsky Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Ms. Cristi Alberino Ms. Jane Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gomby Gregory B. Howey and Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kolosky Marilou and Mike Lang Ms. Linda Allard Mrs. Irene Braren Ms. Deborah Coombs Mr. Gregory Erisoty and Mr. Mr. Thomas Goodrum and Barbara Howey Mr. Bradford Korder Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lazarek Carm Aloisi Mr. Lawrence C. Brautigam Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cooper James Erisoty Ms. Evelyn Benoit The Hudkins Family Edward J. and Rita C. Kordoski Mr. Leo Lefrancois Laurie W. Gelston Alt Nancy A. Brennan Richard and Elaine Couture Rose Sargis Ernesto Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grace Mr. Rob W. Huestis and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Mr. Gerard Amaun Dr. Sybille L. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox Christine Parnagian Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ms. Susan I. Burns Ms. Mary Ellen Kowalewski

72 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 73 members members

and Ms. Kathleen A. Mrs. Billie M. Levy M. J. Fletcher Mason Ms. Teresa Mrykalo and Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins Carolyn and Dave Schnatz Edythe Sussman Mr. Adam Zweifler and Kowalewski Ms. Ivy Lin and Mr. Christian Mr. and Mrs. James Mason Ms. Nancy Ralston Donald and Marilyn Pet William and Nancy Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swierat Ms. Maureen Zaslowsky Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kraczkowsky Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. John Ms. Augusta Mueller and Dr. William A. Petit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ms. Mary C. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krinsky Julia J. and Carl W. Lindquist, Mastrobattista Ms. Danette Guay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Schoeninger, Jr. Ms. Emily Talcott and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mayo Atty. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mrs. Judith Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schulenburg Mr. Ken Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John Kronholm Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb Ms. Anne McAloon Mullen, Jr. Ms. Patty J. Pittman and Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Schwedel William and Barbara Taylor Mrs. Jane R. Kuhn Mr. Philip Lombardo Mr. Roy McAlpine and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy Ms. Alexandra Solomon Dr. Howard Segal and Joann Temkin Dr. and Mrs. David A. Kvam Irene Loretto Ms. Emily Estes Mr. Robert Murzyn Mr. James Poglitsch and Ms. Karen Katz Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Labonte Mrs. Joan M. Losee Sekiko McDonald Ms. Heather L. Nairn Ms. Marcie Matuszak Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Seitelman Thomas Ms. Nancy Landwehr Mr. Richard Lotstein Mr. Thomas McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nattrass Ms. Patricia Pope and Wanda N. Seldon Ms. Ann E. Thomas Mr. Peter Langan Mr. P. Jeffrey Louis Mr. and Mrs. James McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nemeth Mr. John Pitus Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Anne and Edward Toffolon Judge and Mrs. John J. Ms. Mary Lung'aho and Mr. Earl McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Porter Mrs. Peter Setaro Ms. Priscilla B. Toppin Langenbach Mr. Barry Goff Ms. Dina Plapler Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mrs. Alice Poulos Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Shaw II Paul F. Tourtillotte Tom and Lori Lanson Mr. Tim Lyman and Mr. Alden Ms. Barbara A. McManus O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price Mr. John W. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Christopher and Janet M. Smith Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and John and Sally O'Hara Ms. Louise Boyson Pruyne Mr. Harold Sherman Townsend Larsen Mrs. Laverne H. Mahoney Mr. Craig M. Nowak Mrs. Sylvia O'Reilly and Ms. Christina Boyson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lassen Dr. John D. Mahony and Mary McQuillan Dr. Pauline Olsen Mr. Kenneth L. Przybysz Mr. Alan K. Shomsky and Mr. Vincent Turley and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lazzaro Ms. Susan C. Matthews Marsha and Jim Meehan Muriel and Edward Olson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Putnam Ms. Melanie H. Kotkowski Ms. Fran Barringer Ms. Sandra A. Lee Mr. Constantine Manthous Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ozeck Ms. Christine M. Quallen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shumway Connie Unsworth Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lee and Dr. Pamela Manthous Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rev. Joseph L. Pace Mrs. Emily W. Rankin Mr. Richard Sidorik Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Urban Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Maresh Menatian Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pancer Ms. Elenor G. Reid Irene and Allen Silberstein Louise Valentine Ms. Dawn Leger James M. and Susan S. Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metz Annie Parker Mr. Jonathan B. Reilly Lynn Silverman Cara A. Vilas Robert T. Leo, Jr. Ms. Linda Markiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller Harris and Elsie Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis Mr. Bill Simmons and Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Ms. Shirley Leong Mr. and Mrs. William Martha David Miner and Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pavasaris Mary Ellen B. Riback Ms. Robin Baena Mr. and Mrs. Paul Virostek Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher James H. and Melinda L. Robiner Attorneys Helen and Jason Pearl Mr. Merrill Gay and Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Wodtke Ms. Judi Levesque Martin Joan G. Morgan Lois and Hugh Penney Ms. Mary C. Richardson Ms. Susan Skarvinko Patricia L. Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Miss Maryann M. Smialowski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wallengren Mr. Michael Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Martin Wand From left: Members Exhibition winners Pam Jones and Joan McPherson, juror Elizabeth Ives Hunter, winners Priscilla Palumbo and Dan Landrie with Development Associate Jenna DeNovellis. Ms. Michele Troy Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Warn John and Nancy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mrs. Margaret P. White Mr. John J. Rohatsch and Smith, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Whitney Mr. Sam White Clare Brett Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicz Ms. Deborah Romaniw Barry and Peggy Spass Mrs. John Wischenbart Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Mrs. Anne F. Spencer Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Dr. Gary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Staib Leonard and Jean Witz Mrs. Frances V. Russell Ms. Betty Stalter Ms. Karen Wizevich Mr. Edward G. Russo and Linda Stamm and Arnold Patch Ms. Sylvia Jane Wojcik Mr. Len Comeau Lifteria K. Stathos Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolfson Mr. Paul Sadowitz and Mr. James Stedronsky Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Woods, Jr. Ms. Jeanne Allison Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stevens Ms. Mary Wynn Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sanford Mr. John Stewart III and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zagorsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Satalino Ms. Candace Heublein Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski and Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Storrs Ms. Barbara Zakrzewski Ms. Christina Sayer Ms. Nancy M. Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Zimmerman Lenore and Steven Schack Mr. David G. Lang Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. H. Ziter, Mr. Richard Schimmelpfeng Peter and Betsy Sturrock Jr.

74 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 75 donors to the fy12 corporate/institutional/ annual fund and individual library pass members gifts to operations

CORPORATE/ Library As of June 30, 2012 Mr. Allen Pease $250,000+ Bear Family Foundation, Inc. INSTITUTIONAL Jonathan Trumbull Library HERITAGE SOCIETY *Mr. Maurice H. Pease American Savings Foundation The Rhoda and David Chase MEMBERS Kent Memorial Library Anonymous (4) The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Department of Economic and Family Foundation, Inc. Central Connecticut State Killingworth Library Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Penney Community Development* Kathryn and Thomas R. Cox, University The Licia and Mason Beekley Baekeland Mr. John Piskor The Maximilian E. and III Jones, Raphael and Community Library Mrs. William Batchelor *Miss Constance Rachac Marion O. Hoffman Dedalus Foundation Oulundsen, Inc. Literacy Volunteers of Mrs. Mitzi Bowman Sali Godard Riege Foundation, Inc Downes Construction Trinity College Central CT *Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Norman Company, LLC University of Connecticut Lucy Robbins Welles Library Mrs. Mary P. Clapp Rodrigue $249,999–$100,000 Cassandra Henderson University of Hartford Lyme Public Library *Mr. Leonard G. Clough Mr. Al Sargis John and Jasanna Britton The Renate, Hans and Maria Manchester Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. Ms. Jeannette B. Richard P. Garmany Fund of Hofmann Trust LIBRARY PASS Mansfield Public Library Conry Schermerhorn the Hartford Foundation David T. Langrock Foundation MEMBERS Meriden Public Library Ms. Priscilla Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Donald Shapiro for Public Giving Richard and Virginia McKernan Middlebury Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Alan Spargo Stanley Black and Decker Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Acton Public Library *Miss Nancy L. Cutter Milford Public Library Mr. Robert Srulowitz and Marian Kellner Andover Public Library Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Oliver Wolcott Library Mr. Sharon Straka William and Alice Mortensen Archbishop O'Brien Library Dalburg, Jr. $99,999–$50,000 Plumb Memorial Library Ms. Eleanor Thornton Community Foundation of Foundation Avon Free Public Library, Inc. Mrs. Ruth de Groff Portland Library Atty. Stanley Traceski, Jr. Greater New Britain The Edward C. and Ann T. Beardsley and Memorial Ms. Abby L. Doolittle Prospect Public Library Atty. Lynne A. Ustach Roberts Foundation Library Mr. and Mrs. Garth Edwards Renbrook Library Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley Charles and Christine Shivery Berlin-Peck Memorial Library Ms. Edith Fein $49,999–$25,000 Rockville Public Library Wellman Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Polly Thayer Starr Charitable Bethel Public Library Mr. James Fellows Russell Library Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wright The Estate of Agnes Cowlam Trust Booth and Dimock Library Muriel and Karl Fleischmann Saxton B. Little Free Library Dr. Elizabeth G. Yannello Farmington Bank Brainerd Memorial Library Miss Judith Gaffney Simsbury Public Library *Mrs. G. Geoffrey Young Howard and Sandra Fromson Burlington Public Library Ms. Sarah (Sally) Given $9,999–$5,000 Somers Public Library Greater Hartford Arts Ms. Monique M. Aduddell and Canton Public Library Mrs. Concetta P. Granski South Windsor Public Library Council** Mr. Dennis J. Klapperich Case Memorial Library Mr. Alan Green, Jr. Southbury Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cheshire Public Library Mr. and Mrs. David Grey Southington Library and Horowitz Foundation for Boudreau Chester Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Selden K. Museum the Arts Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Clark Memorial Library Griffen III Terryville Public Library Northeast Utilities Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter Classical Magnet School Rev. Paul J. Halovitch Thomaston Public Library Todd and Marenda Stitzer Sandra and Arnold Chase Cora J. Belden Library Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Tolland Public Library Webster Bank Central Connecticut State Cromwell Belden Public Mr. Mark Giulietti The Torrington Library Ms. Ellen Wineberg University Library Beatrice Hofstadter Tunxis Community College Connecticut Humanities Danbury Public Library Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt Library Council Inc. Douglas Library Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. $24,999–$15,000 Welles-Turner Memorial Hartford Steam Boiler Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Durham Public Library Leach, Jr. Library Inspection and Insurance Co. Mr. Jonathan E. Stone East Granby Public Library Mr. George S. Lechner West Hartford Public Library Goldman Sachs Gives on behalf Alyce Tuttle Fuller East Haddam Free Public Mrs. Edgar Lee Westbrook Public Library of Samuel and Susie Britton Gengras Motor Cars Library Ms. Dawn Leger Wethersfield Public Library Legrand Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton East Hampton Public Library Mr. Robert T. Leo, Jr. Willimantic Public Library SBM Charitable Foundation, Gengras East Hartford Public Library Mr. Robert Lesser Willington Public Library Inc. Greater New Britain Arts Eastford Public Library Ms. Billie Levy Willoughby Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alliance Inc. Essex Library Association Mr. Henry Link Memorial Library Zeytoonjian Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Holden, Fairfield Public Library Mr. Sanford Low, Jr. Wolcott Public Library Jr. Goshen Public Library Mr. James Marinelli Wood Memorial Library Hospital of Central Connecticut Granby Public Library *Ms. Adrienne Marks $14,999–$10,000 Woodbridge Town Library Sam and Janet Bailey Hospital for Special Care Hamden Public Library Mr. Brian McDonald Woodbury Public Library Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones Harwinton Public Library Mr. Kevin P. McNamara top: Michael and Linda Tomasso enjoy The ART Party of the Year. Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Margaret and Roger Lawson below and from left: Collector Barbara Spargo chats with our previous Chairman of the Henry Carter Hull Library and Mr. Craig M. Nowak The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Board Kathryn Cox at Barbara's opening reception. James Blackstone Memorial Ms. Joan G. Morgan * Charter Member/s

76 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 77 donors to the fy12 donors to the fy12 annual fund and individual annual fund and individual gifts to operations gifts to operations

Melanie and Bill McCue Nancy L. Cutter Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Becker Mrs. Harry Gray Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pape Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Morris Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ms. Nancy R. Lemega-Watt Mr. and Mrs. David Bell Dr. and Mrs. R. James Graydon Dr. William A. Petit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Dangremond Ms. Billie M. Levy Mr. Eric Ben-Kiki and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Griffen Reid and Riege Mowell Ms. Ruthie Davis and Judie and Coleman Levy Ms. Katie Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hanuschak Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Mr. Inness Weir Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis Ms. Barbara O. Bernier Ms. Miriam A. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ringrose Rosalind Richman Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. George A. Louis Mr. Evarists Berzins Drs. James S. Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ripple Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sylvia and Ian Lucas Dr. and Mrs. Jack N. Blechner, Karen Zabrensky Mr. Douglas H. Robins The Rotary Club of New Downes III Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman Mr. David C. Robinson and Britain, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lunenburg Mr. and Mrs. Ed Boehner Ms. Sheila Hogan and Ms. Margaret Field Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Droppo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Manning Ms. Jenipher Boos Mr. Noel Harrington Dr. David Rowe and Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Mr. Bruce Edgren and James H. and Melinda L. Martin Mr. Stephen H. Borkowski Gregory B. Howey and Ms. Marjorie Berger S&S Worldwide Ms. Tamra Lair Ms. Louise McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bruhn Barbara Howey Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Roy Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shehan Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Mr. David W. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Burke Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Ms. Elizabeth Rubino Shipman and Goodwin Emerick Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Mr. John F. Byrnes Sally and Carl Johnson Mrs. Frances V. Russell Thomas and Filomena Soyster Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Enders Mr. and Mrs. Bichop Nawrot Mr. Frank Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian Paul and Annette Salina TravelBuilders International Mr. and Mrs. David Epstein Mr. Craig M. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver Mr. Wolf Kahn and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Trinity College Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ficks Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pape II Mr. and Mrs. Richard Casher Mrs. Emily Mason Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Vega Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Pavel Zoubok Gallery LLC Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kent Schroeder Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Mr. Nathan L. Frank and Ms. Nancy C. Pedersen Ms. Susan Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. Krystian von Speidel Paul and Angela Penney Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Kindelan Schwartz Members of the American Art Circle enjoy a private tour of The Weir Family, 1820– W. Casey and Kathryn West Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Tom Covello Mr. and Mrs. David King Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott 1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art with Assistant Curator Anna Rogulina. Linda Cheverton-Wick and Friendship Tours Division of Mr. and Mrs. James Rees Atty. Frank Coulom and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kirkland Mrs. Lucy Simonian Walter Wick the Friendship Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reiner Ms. Anne Elvgren Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard L. Major Timothy C. Smith and McCarter and English LLP Robert and Susan Fisher Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. John and Simone Reynolds Mary H. Crary Kohn, Jr. Ms. Frances Brown Holmes M. Stephen and Miriam R. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Goldfarb Mrs. John H. Riege Mr. Sheldon Crosby and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kraczkowsky Mr. Joseph Sparveri Miller Kathy and Martin Gavin Zeytoonjian Mrs. Mary T. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Ms. Hilary W. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Mohegan Sun Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Giardini Ms. Fischbach and Mr. Wolman Rubinow Evan R. Cowles and Brie P. Mr. Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stine Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Dr. and Mrs. John C. Grady- $2,499–$1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent Quinby Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lovas Elizabeth Talcott Stout Mary Margaret Piazza Benson Anonymous Ann and Arthur Grey Greg and Marzena Silpe Mr. and Mrs. Chad Cundiff Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay Mr. and Mrs. John Stout Susan and John Rathgeber Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Mr. J. K. Appell and Ms. Abby Foundation Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Ms. Nancy Dart Mr. and Mrs. Greg C. Macko Melinda and Paul Sullivan Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Hirsch Mr. Gerardo Gutierrez and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Smith Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Davis Paul and Kay Marier Anne and Edward Toffolon Sorenson-Pearson Family Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mr. and Mrs. Greg Barats Ms. Diane Haghighat Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mr. Michel G. Delhaise and James M. and Susan S. Marinelli Ms. Martha G. Trask Foundation Inc. John Howard Charles Sumner Bird Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Michael and Florence Timura Mr. George E. Jordan Ms. Leta W. Marks Mr. J. Frank Travis and Claudia and Robert Thesing Sam and Polly Huntington Foundation Harris, Jr. Angelo and Joy Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Ms. Sharon Rizikow United Illuminating Company Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Dr. and Mrs.** Walter Heimann Michael and Linda Tomasso Ms. Christine M. Doty Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre University of Connecticut Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Mrs. Nancy Hicks Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Mr. John E. Downes Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mayer van Rooy University of Hartford Hyland Bergstrom Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Mr. Ronald Vance Ms. Renee Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mr. Herbert A. Vance, Jr. Mr. Jack Warner and International Barging Tours Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt Shepherd M. Holcombe Mr. and Mrs. Phil Waldeck Mrs. Lydia K. Dyson McLaughlin Mr. Erik Vogt and Mrs. Olga Mrs. Susan G. Austin-Warner Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Mrs. Jean Holden Ms. Ann Waller Ms. Elizabeth Elia Marjorie E. Morrissey Timofeyeva-Vogt Mr. Michael Livshits and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Elbert Weinberg Trust Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mary G. and John J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver $4,999–$2,500 Ms. Julia Ferguson Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Howard, Jr. Peter and Patricia Wright Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gwen and Lin Wellman Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. The George A. and Grace L. Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Mr. and Mrs. David Jepson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Firos Naboicheck Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Long Foundation Garavel Farida and Ghulam Jilani $999–$500 Michael Fish Ms. Heather Nadeau Whittemore Brown David and Dorothy Lund Mrs. Janice Cartin Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Anonymous (2) Ms. Ellen Fisher Atty. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Willard Mr. William Chase Ms. Melissa Macri and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Johnson Aetna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Flynn Namnoum, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilson Computer Sciences Ms. Nancy Meyer Chartis Insurance George Adrian King Mr. and Mrs. Miles Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Steven Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Noyes Ms. Mary Wynn Corporation William and Ellen Macristy Ms. Vicky Cirilli Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie King Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Mr. John Frazer Mr. Anthony Nwatchukwu Henry and Judith Zachs Brendan and Carol Conry Foundation Mr. Leonard G. Clough and Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. J. Bartley Given Ms. Susan W. Gold Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Ohanesian Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Halsey and Michele Cook Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Mrs. Betty Kierstead Mary J. Krenn III Dr. and Mrs. Paul Goldschmidt Okay Industries, Inc. Zimmermann, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Joseph F. Collins Charles and Joan Leach Dr. and Mrs. Clive Bealing Prof. Alden R. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Paige Mr. and Mrs. John Zinn Dr. Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson McCue Mortgage **Deceased 78 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 79 donors to the fy12 annual fund and individual additional gifts to operations donations and gifts

Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Dick and Donna Fanelli Marilou and Mike Lang Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Gifts made in FY12 Teresa Gianzinetti Mrs. Harry Gray Celeste LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fester Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Richard T. Sharp THE FUND FOR Jerry’s Artarama, Dr. Adolph and Bibi Bushell $499–250 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Lazarek Mr. Garrett Sheehan AMERICAN ART West Hartford In Memory of Linda Cheverton-Wick and Ms. Elizabeth G. Ambrosi Mr. Derrick Fitzgerald Mr. Leo Lefrancois Ms. Rand Silver Sam and Janet Bailey Kathy and Conrad J. Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Baldessari Walter Wick Mr. and Mrs. Bob Annon Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fleischmann Ms. Barbara Lerner Stephen and Amy Lynn John and Jasie Britton Kronholm, Jr. Ms. Diane Baldessari Mr. and Mrs. Juan Araujo Bruce and Kris Fletcher Ms. Barbara Letts Silverman Estate of Agnes Cowlam Louise Valentine Dr. George Logemann Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freedman Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Tom and Kay Cox Carl Venditto Bill Batchelor Ms. Mimi Selman David Keating Drs. Michael and Adrienne Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Levine Mr. and Mrs. John W. Slyh George Martin Dr. and Mrs. Lester Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fulco The LeWitt Family Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Rotary Club of New Britain TRIBUTES Kochanowsky John Matulis Baekeland Atty. and Mrs. J. Brian Gaffney Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Clare Brett Smith Greg and Marzena Silpe In Honor of Claudia and Robert Thesing Mrs. Donna Matulis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Mr. Raymond Gagliardone and Mr. Robert Lukas and Mr. Rindy Smith Ilene Baron Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bash Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Ms. Anya Park Alan L. Stern, M.D. and SPECIAL GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. William R. Poe J.B. and Lillian Beach Ron and Joyce Meehan Jack and Francie Bergquist Joseph Garner and Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cyndi Billian Stern Acquisition The Beach Family Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Young Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bermel Garner Macgregor Mr. James J. Storrow Phyllis Berman Sylvia Bonney for Mother’s Day Dr. Robert Block and Joel A. Gengras Mrs. Jane S. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suisman David Berson and Jessica Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonney Richard Bellin Marco S. Savona Dr. Christine Cornachio Dr. Neal Goldberg Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Atty. James F. Sullivan and Strauss Plumb Memorial Library Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Mr. and Mrs. Marc Green and Mr. John M. Lockhart Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Arnold Cohen Jennifer Diederich Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonney Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mac McCoy Mr. Vincent Turley and Cathleen Daley Me. David Boldridge Robert F. Bonney Veronica Taylor Douglas Bray and Francine Greenberg Ms. Tina McCurdy Ms. Fran Barringer Rachel Folsom and Robert Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Anonymous Austin Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Sekiko McDonald United Technologies Moll Michael A. Formica Ms. Barbara Canzonetti and Mr. David Levin Ms. Carol McMahon Corporation Susan Gold Ms. Frances Dunn Georgia Carignan Mrs. Edward Twichell Mr. and Mrs. Sean Carr Ms. Rita Griswold Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Mr. David Velasco Hartford Foundation For Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Terry & Cricket Twichell C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hammick Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Mitchell, Col. Carl R. Venditto, Public Giving, Richard P. Douglas Hyland Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Laura R. Harris M.D. USMCR (Ret.) Garmany Fund Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Dr. William Waskowitz Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs Nina Mayhall Hayes Nancy P. Moorad John and Lynn Wadhams Anne Lilly Rubinow Ruth de Groff Mr. and Mrs. James F. Guida Dr. Michael R. Cipriano Ingunn Hekneby and Michael Mrs. Merrily Gengras Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Carol McMahon Nancy L. Cutter Close Jensen and Miller PC Bassock Moynihan Anne Warner Robert Oppenheim The Lourigan Grandchildren Ms. Genevra Goodwin Elizabeth Page Wick Constance M. Clark Dr. and Mrs. John A. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Nassau Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lois Tarlow Mr. and Mrs. Les Lourigan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Linda Cheverton-Wick and Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Mr. Richard R. Hine Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Natches Waskowitz Kathleen Volp Henderson Walter Wick Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Sara Cree Norris Douglas and Karen Welch Ellen Wineberg Brenda and Jack Manning’s Ms. Ruth Herrup Conry Asset Management, LLC Mr. William Holmes and Mrs. Barbara F. Nowak Harold and Lynn Wellings 50th Wedding Anniversary Ms. Ethel Siegelbaum IN-KIND DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cooper Ms. Candance Holmes Mr. Robert F. Obie Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. West Gifts made in FY12 Regina and John Partridge MATCHING GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. William David Hutchinson and Dr. Pauline Olsen Mr. Nelson H. White Chihuly Appeal Martha Dixon Aetna Foundation Coscarelli Panutda Suwannanonda Mrs. Angela Orsene Mr. and Mrs. Jody Winslow Stanley Black & Decker The Marriage of Belen Madina and Ms. Jenna DeNovellis Aetna, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. James W. Arthur A. Palmunen Roy Wiseman and Lisa Robert and Claudia Thesing Mason B. Cabot Mr. and Mrs. David DiGalbo American International Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Jacobs, Jr. Mr. Graydon Parrish Kugelman Kathryn and Thomas R. Ms. Dawn L. Giese Group, Inc. Ms. Priscilla Cunningham Charles and Gina Kahn Harris and Elsie Parsons Elizabeth Yannello Operations Cox, III Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bank of America Foundation, Ms. Cathleen A. Daley Elizabeth Karlames Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti Mrs. Susan A. Yankus Sylvia Bonney Henderson Inc. Ms. Catherine Daly and Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Dr. Daniel E. Petashnick Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Yellen Arthur Carter NBMAA’s Past Five Chairmen of the Ms. Carolyn B. Minton Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Mr. Roy Dion Knowlton Constance Rachac Emilie L. Yukna Joseph Collins Board of Trustees Claudia and Robert Thesing Inc. Donald and Carol Davidson Dr. and Mrs. Lester Ms. Reed Rathgeber Arthur and Norma Vance Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. FM Global Foundation Jennifer Davis Kochanowsky Joan and Allan Reiskin Harris Hyland Charles Gordens GE Foundation Mr. Clinton A. Deckert Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kost Mr. John Ripley Billy Levy Ms. Mary Wynn General Electric Company Mr. Craig Diangelo Eileen and Hal Kraus Mr. Charles R. Robinson Ronald Vance Donald Shapiro’s 80th Birthday Hartford Steam Boiler Mr. John E. Dillaway Dr. Alan Kudler and Ms. Monica Rockefeller Pavel Zoubok Gallery, Ms. Ruth Small J. Spencer Gould Inspection & Insurance Co. Jared and Clare Edwards Ms. Linda Glick Ms. Rise Roth New York Mrs. Mary Tredennick-Gould IBM Corporation Ms. Ruth Ellison Dr. and Mrs. David A. Kvam Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ruth Sam Stout Stanley Black & Decker Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson Mr. and Mrs. David Johndrow Ms. Lisa Sartorius Members Exhibition Prizes Ms. Ethel Davis Charles D. Hedrick Unilever United States Norman E.W. and Barbara J. Jones, Raphael and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Segal Mark and Sharyn Bieber, Ms. Virginia Hedrick Foundation, Inc. Erickson Oulundsen, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Seldin Aardvark Art Studio, Berlin Paul and Melinda Sullivan United Technologies

80 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 81 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

Corporation Legrand And thanks to all dinner Christopher and Eileen Dadlez Jean-Pierre and Marie Chef James Wishneski SPONSORS Lighting and Sound Sponsor McCarter & English attendees John Dillaway Claire van Rooy Toshi Japanese Restaurant, Platinum Presenting Power Station Events SPECIAL EVENTS Mohegan Sun Donelan Family Wines Alex Vance Chef Michael Ma Sponsor The Art of Wine & Food The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Grand Cru Patrons Dr. Geoffrey Emerick Spring Valley Vineyards Webster Bank Special Thanks to: Sept. 13, 2011 Bear Family Foundation J. Kemler Appell and Abby Thomas C. Flanigan and Tasha Walle The ART Party of the Year Irene Baren Q. Hirsch Jonathan E. Stone Michael Watts May 5, 2012 Silver Sponsors Maura Casorio Event Co-Chairs Friends of the Museum Kenneth and Judith Boudreau Frank Pollak & Sons W. Casey and Kathryn West Legrand Jennifer Lewis Ken Boudreau The Hartford Steam Boiler Kimberly Burris and Gillette Ridge Wine & Spirits Nelson H. White Gala Co-Chairs Northeast Utilities JORDAN Caterers Kimberly Burris Inspection and Insurance Dr. Cliff Wagner Daniel Graves WINAM Wines, LLC, Carol Conry The Chase Family Printworks at the American Thomas R. Cox, III Co. Kenneth and Sue Burtis Peter Greenwood Jim Donahue Thomas Flanigan Foundations: School for the Deaf McCue Mortgage Co. Dr. Martin Cooper Paul Hainsworth David and Nancy Zwiener Kimberly Zeytoonjian The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Nelson H. White and the Honorary Hosts Kathryn and Thomas R. Nina M. Hayes Bear Family Foundation Florence Academy of Art, Billy Grant, Restaurant Community Sponsors Cox, III Holly Holden Participating Restaurants Gala Honorary Co-Chairs The Rhoda and David Chase Italy Bricco, Grants, Bricco Clear Channel Geoffrey and Karan Emerick Ellen Hoverkamp Barcelona Restaurant & Jack Warner and Susan Family Foundation Florals by Christine D’Angelo, Trattoria Connecticut Magazine Grant and Stacey Jones Joe and Ann Howard Wine Bar, Chef Adam Austin Warner The Sandra and Arnold Azalea Floral Design Noel Jones, ON20 Curtis 1000 Margaret and Roger Lawson Douglas and Tita Hyland Greenberg Chase Family Foundation NBMAA staff and volunteers Christopher Prosperi, NBC Connecticut Dr. Timothy McLaughlin igourmet.com The Blue Elephant Trail Gala Coordinator Metro Bis, Little City Pizza Paladin Gloria and Alvaro Oviedo Grant and Stacey Jones and The Elephant Trail, Jennifer Steadman Bronze Sponsors Patrons Susan and John Rathgeber KPM Arts + Antiques Chef Soden Tek Bank of America Childe Hassam Patrons— Event Director Industry Sponsors Hal Rives and Marki Ware Kramer Portriats City Fare Catering, Gala Committee Downes Construction $5,000 Vicky Cirilli Gillette Ridge Steve and Carla Schwartz Jan and Harold Kritzman, Chef Phyllis Reale Risley Monique Aduddell Company Samuel and Janet Bailey JORDAN.Caterers.Design. Todd and Marenda Stitzer Olde Town Coin Company Feng Asian Bistro, Julie Berard Farmington Bank Arthur and Linda Carter Event Committee Event Planners Melinda and Paul Sullivan Connie Kronholm Chefs John Chen and Melody Bernhardt The Hartford Steam Boiler Allen Cohn Michael and Florence Timura Alan Lawson Jared Calderone Donna Brumbergs Inspection and Insurance John Singleton Copley Halsey Cook Special Thanks To: Marie-Claire and JP van Rooy Dorothy and David Lund Firebox Restaurant, Gail Byeff Company Patrons—$1,000 Grant Jones Adam’s Garden of Eden, John and Tamara Lundgren Chef Sean Farrell Schalleen Connelly Hospital for Special Care Kathryn Cox Wendy Kirkland Stonington Auction Donors Mark Lunenburg Restaurant Bricco, Grants Kathryn Cox Stanley Black & Decker Cassandra Henderson Barbara Lerner Bottega del Vino Crystal Ann Howard’s Apricots Bill and Joyce Magee Restaurant and Bricco Joel Gengras Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Reg Paige Patrick Corey Anonymous Leo Mancini Trattoria, Chef Billy Grant Janice Hasenjager Copper Sponsors Marenda and Todd Stitzer Marzena Silpe Tom and Kay Cox Patricia and Thomas Anathan Mayflower Inn & Spa JORDAN Caterers, Margaret W. Lawson American Savings Dale H.Ruth Gary Crowder, Mohegan Sun Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Chef Kevin Cottle Dorothy Lund Foundation Albert Bierstadt Patrons— Nadine Francis West Curtain Bluff Resort, Mr. Eric Ort Metro Bis La Tavola Ristorante, Kevin McNamara CSC Computer Sciences $550 Antigua Sam and Janet Bailey, Jr. Mohegan Sun Chef Nick Mancini, Jr. Lynne McNamara Corporation Edie Gengras Presented by La Perla Fine Jewelers, Michael P. Barton Nadeau's Auction Gallery Metro Bis and Little City Carle Mowell Dr. Richard and Nancy Judd Farmington Bank West Hartford Blue Back Square Reginald and Gail Paige Pizza, Chef Chris Alyssa Peterson Pewter Sponsor Taylor Rental Center, Power R. Boothe Piccolo Arancio Prosperi and Will Kokines Susan Rathgeber Barnes Group, Inc. Norman Rockwell Diamond Sponsor Manchester Ken Boudreau Frank Pollak & Sons M Forty, LLC Frances Russell Patrons—$375 Goldman Sachs Gives on Greg Tinti Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and John and Susan Rathgeber Mohegan Sun, Chef Lynn Christine Shivery Evening Elements Sponsor Anonymous Behalf of Samuel and Nelson H. White and the Kimberly C. Burris Harold Rives Mansel Marzena Silpe Okay Industries, Inc. Constance Clark Susie Britton Florence Academy of Art, Dr. Alex Chech Dr. Andrew and Patricia Piccolo Arancio, Chef Sal Krystian von Speidel Craig Diangelo Italy Howard Chickering Salner Cialfi Marenda Stitzer Invitation Sponsor Jerry and Ida Franklin Silver Sponsors NBMAA staff and volunteers Salvatore Cialfi Joe and Mary Sargent Plan B Burger Bar, Donna Stout Paladin Commercial Printing Carl and Sally Johnson Stanley Black & Decker And thanks to all of the Vicky Cirilli Chuck and Chris Shivery Chef Jorge Alfonso Linda Tomasso Julia Ferguson and Michael The United Illuminating chefs, restaurants, wineries City Fare, Inc. Greg and Marzena Silpe PolytechnicON20, Lynne Ustach Framing Sponsor Livshits Company and Connecticut and distributors Allen Cohn Thomas and Filomena Chef Noel Jones Anne Warner Shortell Framing, Hartford Dorothy and David Lund Natural Gas Halsey and Michele Cook Soyster Thali and Oaxaca Kitchen, Gloria and Alvaro Oviedo Special Wine Dinner Hosts Deborah Coombs Ste. Michelle Wine Estates Chef Prasad Chirnomula The New Britain Museum Raffle Sponsor Mary Margaret Piazza Bronze Sponsors Halsey and Michelle Cook Dr. Martin Cooper and Todd and Marenda Stitzer The mill at 2t, Chef Ryan of American Art gratefully TravelBuilders International Eileen and Elliott Pollack Downes Construction Co. Martin and Cynthia Cooper Cynthia Cooper the mill at 2t Jones acknowledges its supporters L.L.C. Susan and John Rathgeber Gengras Tom and Kay Cox Tom and Kay Cox Lloyd Trotter Tisane Euro-Asian Cafe, Sam and Donna Stout **Deceased 82 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '11–'12 83 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

M.G. Trask Margaret and Roger Lawson the Performing Arts Harvey & Lewis Opticians Nancy Masters Greg and Marzena Silpe Paulette Fox Sharon Rizikow and J. Brenda and John Manning Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Ms. Cassandra H. Henderson Ann Maulucci Burton Phillip Silverman John Pearson Frank Travis Timothy McLaughlin and Kenneth J. Carifa Mundy Hepburn Anthony Mauro William M. Simpson Georgia Porteous Susan Arborio Yankus Marian Kellner Mark S. Catalina Patricia D. Hickox Max Restaurant Group Clare Brett Smith Alphonse Wright Miriam and Stephen Miller Ceramica Importing, Inc. Hill-Stead Museum Marija Pavlovich McCarthy Janet Sorokin Art Party of the Year Donors Brad Morris, Morris George Chaplin Hospital for Special Care Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Stackpole Moore Tryon Honorary Chair Who are unable to join us Group, Inc. Jeanne Ciravolo Lois House Joan McPherson Stanley Black & Decker Curtis D. Robinson, Donald and Amy Droppo Carle and Larry Mowell Claire Oliver Gallery Douglas and Tita Hyland Jean McQuillan Michael Sundra Patricia and Harlan Kent Charlotte and Jacob Constance Clark Infinity Music Hall & Bistro Melissa Meredith Roy Superior and Mara Sponsors Mary Krenn Ohanesian The Hartford Club The Hopkins Inn Metro Bis Superior American Savings Foundation Holly A. Johnson and James Susan and John Rathgeber Collinsville Canoe & Kayak International Bicycle Tours, Jerzy Michalski Rashmi and Suneet Talpade JORDAN Caterers Mascolo Chris and Chuck Shivery Connecticut Business Inc. Carmen J. Monaco Carol A. Taylor Reid and Riege, P.C. Constance Rachac Marzena and Greg Silpe Systems, A Xerox Company Kathleen Jannuzzi—National Nancy S. Morrell The Philip Johnson Glass Frances V. Russell Marenda and Todd Stitzer Connecticut Science Center Sales Representative for Pat Morrill House Special Thanks To Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Donna and Sam Stout Cranwell Resort, Spa and Nina McLemore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. The Sachem Farmhouse African American Advisory Tomasso, Jr. Linda and Michael Tomasso Golf Club Joan Jardine Mowell Bed & Breakfast Committee Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Watson Victoria and Jed Usich, Cugino's Restaurant Farida Jilani Kat Murphy Theater Works City of New Britain, Richard Wright, Inc. Chartis Insurance Curtis Packaging Pam Jones Nicholas Napoletano Michael Theise Mayor Timothy O’Brien Kathryn and W. Casey West Melissa D'Agostino Jordan Caterers Melissa Nardiello Susan Tilton Pecora Table Captains Kimberly and Douglas da Capo Ristorante Susan Jositas Fine Art New Britain Rock Cats Martha G. Trask Featuring Gail Byeff Zeytoonjian Robert and Jayne Dane Debby Kaczynski Banjie Getsinger Nicholas Travelers Championship Four-minute trailer by Carle Mowell Marc Davis Wolf Kahn Chris O'Herron Viking Fuel Oil, Inc. filmmaker Torrence Kimberly Zeytoonjian Auction Donors Ruthie Davis Chet Kempczynski Priscilla Palumbo Peter Waite Conaway, “Fatherhood” Ahlgren Landscaping Carol M. de Berry Kevin Edward Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cynthia Waldeck Music provided by United Table Hosts/Hostesses Ms. Barbara J. Alex Clinton A. Deckert Elisabeth W. King C. Peterson Mrs. Tasha Walle Audio Productions Monique Aduddell and Emma A. Amodio Liz Dexheimer Patricia Klein Julie Christine Phillipps Mr. Diane Ward Underwoodphoto Dennis Klapperich John Asaro Martha Drummond Martin Kline Charles Pinto, Jr. Anna Webersen Southern cuisine provided Janet and Sam Bailey Gay Ayers Margaret Dubuque Kay Knight Clarke The Ivoryton Playhouse June P. Webster by JORDAN Caterers Eric Ben-Kiki and Mr. Del-Bourree Bach Kerry Eaton Ella Knox PolytechnicON20 Sandy Welch Paulette Fox's legendary Katie Bradley Linn Bae Laura J. Eden Sharon Kocay Jeanne Guertin-Potoff Debrah Welling & Lisa Juneteenth Punch Melody and Lee Bernhardt Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Edricks Fine Drycleaning Korlates Fitness by Kris Kory Jan Prentice Welling Riss Sara and Roderick Brown Baekeland Catherine M. Elliott KPM Arts + Antiques Sara M. Prentis-Brown The JULI Collection of Gail and Peter Byeff A. K. Baser Cora Ennis Tom Kretsch DeAnn L. Prosia New Britain, CT Kenneth Carifa and Mr. Paul Baylock Jacquelyn Etling Kripalu Center for Yoga Mr. and Mrs. Tony Reynolds NC Whitcher Mark Garavel Belfry Inne and Bistro Inez Faillace and Health River Tavern Nelson H. White Carol and Brendan Conry Eric Ben-Kiki & Katie Bradley Farmington Frame Olde Towne Coin Co., Inc. Diana Rogers Heather Whitehouse Kathryn and Thomas R. Nina Bentley Paul and Belinda Firos Fay Ku Sylvina Rollins Walter Wick Cox, III Melody Bernhardt Claire Fish Janet Lage Maryanne and W. Dean Rupp Stephen Wilson Sue and Robert Fisher Virginia Bilodeau Helen Galick Sarah Lamb Claudia Ryan Winter Associates, Inc. Thomas Flanigan and BK and Co. Carol Ganick Carol Lavoie Dale Anderson Ryan Alan Wood Jonathan Stone Cathie Bleck Glimmerglass Festival Alan Lawson Donated by the Artist in Tom Yost Mary and Paul Fox J. Bogon Romanowski Goodspeed Opera House Deborah Leonard Memory of his Twin Lauren Zarambo Susan and Donald Hight Ajay Brainard Foundation, Inc. Hannah Libman Brother Erwin H. Sapiro Mark Zunino Joan and Albert Hurwit BraTelle Grants Restaurant Joan M. Losee Alice Schumacher Tita and Douglas Hyland David and Audrey Brown Francine Du Plessix Gray Les Lourigan Joan Shackford 12th Annual Juneteenth Stacey and Grant Jones Roderick H. Brown Peter Greenwood Dorothy Lund Glenn Shafer Black Cinema/Red Carpet Nancy and Richard Judd Donna Brumbergs Ann D. Grimm Lyman Orchards Golf Club Tatyana Kulida Shelley Saturday, June 16, 2012 Wendy Kirkland Mr. Richard Brzorowski Zbigniew Grzyb Barbara Maiser Chris Shivery Kathleen and Greg Miggs Burroughs Hartford Symphony Leo Mancini-Hresko Shuttle Meadow Country Club Event Co-chairs Kraczkowsky The Bushnell Center for Orchestra Brenda Manning Anne Siems Torrence Conaway Guests enjoy dancing to United Audio Productions at the Juneteenth Celebration.

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Thomas Bell Director of Finance Officers Nelson H. White Linda Cheverton-Wick Sub-Committee Emily Blogoslawski* Visitor Services Associate John R. Rathgeber, Chairman Kathryn Cox Trustees Whitney Boone Visitor Services Associate Melinda Sullivan, Vice-Chairman Trustees Emeriti Tom Flanigan Hugh Penney, Chairman Benjamin Brady Collections Assistant Linda Tomasso, Secretary William (Bob) R. Brown Howard Fromson Betty Chamberlain Shakeea Brister Asst. Manager Visitor Services & Museum Shop Hal Rives, Treasurer Rhoda L. Chase Rita Heimann** Tom Flanigan Stacey Cerullo Visitor Services Associate Elizabeth (Betty) Chamberlain Brenda Manning Museum Members Natalie Conley Visitor Services Associate Trustees Leonard G. Clough Jinny McKernan Nancy Cutter Charlotte Coulter* Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Samuel Bailey, Jr. ‘14 Brendan T. Conry Tim McLaughlin Lynne Ustach David D’Agostino Security Timothy Bergstrom ’13 Dr. Marie S. Gustin M. Stephen Miller Jenna DeNovellis Development Associate/Membership Kenneth Boudreau ’13 R. Alan Hunter Gloria Oviedo B&G Exterior and Interior Donna Downes Shop Co-Manager Barbara Bradbury-Pape ’14 Dr. Richard L. Judd John Rathgeber, ex officio Finishes Sub-Committee Melanie Carr Eveleth Manager Visitor & Volunteer Services Dr. Peter Byeff ’14 Coleman B. Levy Chris Shivery Trustees Maxx Fippinger* Visitor Services Associate Kenneth J. Carifa ‘14 John S. Manning Marzena Silpe Ken Carifa, Chairman Judy Gaffney Shop Co-Manager William Chase ‘14 Virginia J McKernan Donna Stout Len Clough Keith Gervase Assistant to Collections Manager Halsey Cook ‘12 Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Lindsley Wellman Museum Members Lacy Gillette Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Dr. Martin Cooper ‘12 Janet L. Myers Kathryn West Michael Reiner Sarah Hudkins Visitor Services Associate Kathryn Cox Hugh B. Penney Zim Zeytoonjian B&G Mechanical and Douglas Hyland Director John Downes III ’14 Donna M. Stout Museum Members Electrical Sub-Committee Laura Krah Coordinator of School & Family Programs Thomas C. Flanigan ’12 Michael Timura Lisa Aldridge Trustees Jai Long Lin Interactive Designer & Developer Howard A. Fromson ‘12 Lindsley Wellman Melody Bernhardt Ken Boudreau Meghan Malcolm Education Assistant Rita Heimann’13 Linda Cheverton-Wick Lynn Blau Halsey Cook Linda Mare Curator of Education [dec. 3.10.2012] Michael Cipriano Director John Patrick Felicia Millett Collections Assistant John Howard ‘13 Sue Fisher Dr. Douglas K.S. Hyland Museum Members Jonathan Morales Asst. Manager Visitor Services and Security Grant Jones ‘12 Muriel Fleischmann Chip Eveleth, Chairman Jessica Museck Development Manager Brenda Manning ‘13 Tom Gworek COMMITTEES OF John Kaestle Melissa Nardiello Marketing & Design Manager Henry R. Martin ’13 Susan Hight James Marinelli Alexander J. Noelle* Assistant Curator Melanie McCue ‘12 THE BOARD OF Holly Holden James Scott Stephanie Perales Visitor Services Associate Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘13 TRUSTEES Dorrance Kelly Gloria Oviedo ’12 Executive Committee Georgia Porteous Finance Manager George King Development Committee Reginald Paige ‘13 Trustees Japhet Rochester Security Dorothy Lund Trustees John J. Patrick Jr. ’14 John R. Rathgeber, Chairman Anna Rogulina Assistant Curator Rusty Tilney Tom Flanigan, Chairman John R. Rathgeber Melinda Sullivan, Andriy Shuter Security Lynne Ustach Ken Carifa Hal Rives ’12 Vice-Chairman Michael Smith Facilities Manager Staff Len Clough Chris Shivery ’12 Linda Tomasso, Secretary Sarah Stango Collections Assistant Douglas Hyland, Director Martin Cooper Collections Manager John Urgo and Director Douglas Hyland grill hot dogs, Marzena Silpe ‘13 Hal Rives, Treasurer hamburgers, and veggie burgers for the annual Volunteer Picnic. Susan Sterniak Visitors Services Associate Kathryn Cox Todd Stitzer ‘14 Kathryn Cox, Past Chairman Building and Grounds Susan Sullivan Visitor Services Associate John Downes, III Melinda Sullivan ‘13 Jean-Pierre van Rooy, Trustees Claudia Thesing Director of Development Hugh Penney Linda Tomasso ’12 At Large John Downes, III, Chairman John Urgo Collections Manager John Rathgeber, ex officio Jean-Pierre van Rooy ’14 Kimberly Zeytoonjian, Hank Martin Julie Weaver Visitor Services Associate Chris Shivery Kathryn West ‘14 At Large John Rathgeber, ex officio Heather Whitehouse Coordinator of Adult Public Programs Donna Stout Kimberly Zeytoonjian ’13 Staff Mike Timura, Consultant Steven Young Security Museum Members Douglas Hyland, Director Members Jill Coscarelli Honorary Trustees Mary Gould Sue Fisher Dr. Frederick Baekeland Acquisition & Loan David Jepson * Departed during fiscal year Sheila Hogan Joan Baekeland Committee Anthony Mauro Margaret Lawson Sylvia Bonney Trustees Marenda Stitzer Mary Piazza Alyce Fuller Linda Tomasso, Chairman Alice Willard Susan Rathgeber The Honorable Nancy Sam Bailey, Jr. Staff Michael Reiner Johnson Barbara Bradbury-Pape Mike Smith, Facilities Manager Dr. Theodore Johnson Ken Carifa Staff Robert Lesser Rhoda Chase B&G Landscaping Claudia Thesing, Director

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of Development Bob Mugford John Urgo, Collections Douglas Hyland, Director Ronald Abbe Mary L. Cannella Mackenzie Dougan Dr. Patricia P. Hatch Jessica Museck, Development Staff Manager Monique Aduddell Marlena Cannon Donna Downes Rita Heimann** Manager Douglas Hyland, Director COUNCIL OF Codi Alberti Atty. Kenneth J. Carifa John Downes, III Cassandra Henderson Jenna DeNovellis, Tom Bell, Director of Finance Low Illustration Committee ADVISORS Lisa Aldridge Bonnie Carilli Don Droppo Adam Herman Development Associate Claudia Thesing, Director Trustees Susan Austin-Warner '13 Elizabeth Aloi Cheryl Carlson Martha E. Drummond Eliza Heussler of Development Lindsley Wellman, Chairman Janet Bailey '14 Carmen T. Aloisi Marie Carlson Lydia K. Dyson Patricia D. Hickox Education Committee John Rathgeber, ex officio Melody Bernhardt '13 Christine D. Arena Anne Carubba Loretta Eason Susan Hight Susan Austin-Warner Ron Carubba Cora Ennis Bridget Hinz Trustees Investment Committee Museum Members Lynn Blau '14 Brenda Manning, Chairman Trustees Howard Munce, Chairman, Jeanie Babineau Maura Casorio Armida Espaillat Enid R. Hirst Cheryl Carlson '14 Sandra Baclaski Diane Catenzaro Chrusciel John P. Eveleth, Jr. Ann Hodgon-Cyr Richard Judd Todd Stitzer Chairman South Tom Colville '14 Melanie McCue Sam Bailey Scott Bakal Dr. Frederick Baekeland Samantha Cerullo Edith Fein Lois Ann Hodlin Deborah Coombs '13 Joan Baekeland Lauren Cesiro Charles Ferguson Sheila Hogan Gloria Oviedo William Chase Dick Boyle Nancy Cutter '14 Olga Bagirova Betty Chamberlain Gay Fialko Holly Holden John Rathgeber, ex officio Brendan Conry Vincent DiFate Michael Dooman '12 Janet Bailey Donna Chamberlain Ellen Fisher Martha Hoppin Linda Tomasso John Howard Leonard Everett Fisher Don Droppo ‘14 Sam Bailey Richard Charnick Leonard Everett Fisher John Howard Kim Zeytoonjian Grant Jones Charles Ferguson Sue Fisher '13 Scott Bakal Rhoda Chase Susan G. Fisher Gregory B. Howey Museum Members John Rathgeber, ex officio Martha Hoppin Muriel Fleischmann '14 Marilyn W. Ballard William Chase Thomas C. Flanigan Yaryna Hrynyukh Lisa Aldridge Hal Rives Billie Levy Joel A. Gengras '13 Gregory L. Banks Linda Cheverton-Wick Muriel Fleischmann R. Alan Hunter Terry Gianzinetti Museum Members Wendell Minor Francine DuPlessix Gray '12 Jack Barnes Manon-Lu Christ Ashley Flores Dianne Hunt-Mason Tom Gworek Jack Barnes Walt Reed David Grey '12 Ilene Baron Michael Cipriano Maureen Foss Linda Irish-Simpson Farida Jilani Staff Murray Tinkelman Pierre Guertin '12 Julie A. Barrett Gina Ciralli Paulette Fox Hillary Irvine Dorothy Lund Douglas Hyland, Director Walter Wick Tom Gworek '13 Joan Bauder Daniel Clebowicz Nadine Francis West Dave Ives Patricia Baxa Len Clough Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Sue Ives Steve Schwartz Tom Bell, Director of Finance John Witt Cassandra Henderson ‘13 Alexandra Beatty Allen Cohn Howard Fromson James W. Jacobs, Jr. Lynn Wadhams Staff Sue Hight '14 Long-Range Plan Committee Bonnie S. Beaulieu Claire F. Collins Kathryn Frund David Jepson Elaine Zottola Douglas Hyland, Director Holly Holden '14 Trustees Julie Berard Tom Colville Alyce Fuller Farida Jilani Staff Gregory B. Howey '13 Barbara Bradbury-Pape, Nominating Committee Tim Bergstrom Torrence Conaway Ann Fuschi Dr. Theodore Johnson Linda Mare, Curator of Dorrance Kelly '14 Chairman Trustees Lisa R. Bermel Brittany Conge Judy Gaffney Nancy Johnson Education Harlan Kent '12 Ken Boudreau Kay Cox, Chairman Emily Bernard Schalleen Connelly Vincent Gagliardi Sally Johnson Laura Krah, Coordinator of Margaret Lawson '13 Ken Carifa Sam Bailey Melody Bernhardt Melanie Conrad Felicia Gajda Grant Jones School and Family Programs Carol LeWitt '13 Fred Biamonte Brendan Conry Scott Gawlicki Dr. Richard L. Judd Hank Martin Barbara Bradbury-Pape Heather Whitehouse, Dorothy Lund '14 Marjorie Bingham Carol Conry Joel A. Gengras John Kaestle Coleman Levy Hank Martin Coordinator of Adult Tamara Adler Lundgren '13 Marjorie Bishop Halsey Cook Evelyn Genovese Ellen Kask Hugh Penney Melanie McCue Public Programs Michael Maglaras '13 Judy Blakelock Deborah Coombs Natalie Giana Alma Kearns John Rathgeber, ex officio John Rathgeber, ex officio Jim Marinelli '13 Lynn Blau Dr. Martin Cooper Teresa Gianzinetti Shirley C. Keezing Finance Committee Michael Timura Chris Shivery Patricia McLaughlin '13 Joyce Blem Ruthellen Corbett Janey Giel Dorrance Kelly Trustees Museum Members Staff Kevin McNamara '13 Marie Bogdanski Jill Coscarelli Mark Giulietti Joan Kennedy Hal Rives, Chairman Don Droppo Douglas Hyland, Director Jack Miller '14 Sylvia Bonney Sara Cotter Len Goldberg Tayelor Kennedy Sam Bailey Tom Gworek Kenneth L. Boudreau Charlotte Coulter Caroline Golja Harlan Kent Robert A. Mugford '13 Tim Bergstrom Jim Marinelli Personnel Committee Carolyn Bountress Kathryn Cox Mary Gould George King Mary Piazza '13 Ken Boudreau Steve Schwartz Trustees Pat Bowers Nancy Cutter Francine DuPlessix Gray Sheila Kinscherf Michael Reiner '13 William Chase David Staub Ken Carifa, Chairman Dick Boyle Jan Czepiel Rose A. Greenwald Wendy Kirkland Jeannette Schermerhorn '13 Brendan Conry Staff Kathryn Cox Barbara Bradbury-Pape Nancy Dart David Grey Nancy Kisselburgh Michael Schroeder '13 John Howard Douglas Hyland, Director Tom Flanigan Irene Braren Betty Davis Janet Grey Rosemary Klotz Stephen L. Schwartz '12 Alan Hunter Tom Bell, Director of Finance Steven Miller Doug Bray Thea Demers Ann D. Grimm Marie Koller David Staub '13 William (Bob) R. Brown Janet DePratti Rita Griswold Kathleen Koncewicz Grant Jones Melanie Carr Eveleth, John Patrick Marenda Brown-Stitzer '13 Donna Brumbergs Julia Diamond Tom Gruber Bradford G. Korder Reginald Paige Manager of Visitor and Kim Zeytoonjian Paul Sullivan '13 James Brunelle Chelsea Dickson Rita E. Grygus Richard L. Krueger John Rathgeber, ex officio Volunteer Services Museum Members Doug Bray Lynn Wadhams '13 Raymond Brusca Vincent DiFate Pierre Guertin Stan Kundra Museum Members Linda Mare, Curator of Kimberly C. Burris Soukeyna Diop Bethany Gugliemino Benjamin Lankton Raymond Brusca Jean Young '14 Deborah Coombs Education Gail Byeff Alexandra DiPace Dr. Marie S. Gustin Sandra LaPointe Farida Jilani Pierre Guertin Mike Smith, Facilities Manager Peter Byeff Anne DiPietro Dr. Thomas J. Gworek Barbara LaRosa Tamara Lundgren Claudia Thesing, Director Lynne Ustach Cristal Caban Martha Dixon** Stephen F. Hard Barbara Laurain Michael Maglaras of Development Staff Rob Canfield Michael Dooman Janice Hasenjager Tom Lavoie

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Dott Lawrence Lauren Moran Alexander Salazar Mary Talbot Watts W. Lawrence Joan Morgan Dottie Salvio Barbara Taylor VOLUNTEERS Margaret Lawson Carle Mowell Louis Salvio Joan Thomas NBMAA volunteers are the Dr. Charles N. Leach, Jr. Bob Mugford Ronald Scardacchi Rusty Tilney lifeblood of the Museum, Barbara Lerner Howard Munce Debra Scarlett Michael Timura participating in all facets of the Robert Lesser Margaret Murphy Joan Schenker Murray Tinkelman institution. Peer reviewers from Linda Levine Thomas J. Murphy Jeannette Schermerhorn Linda Tomasso our accrediting body the Ameri- Billie Levy Janet L. Myers Michael Schroeder Allee Torbick can Association (now Alliance) Coleman B. Levy Alexandra Nasto Shirley B. Schwartz Martha G. Trask of Museums, in their 2011 re- Barbara Lewis Erin Newton Steve Schwartz Anna Tufankjian accreditation report took notice: Jennie Lewis Stephanie Nobert James Scott Constance R. Unsworth Carol LeWitt Felicia Noetzel Joseph Servidone Lynne Ustach “Particularly impressive was the Man Li Luo Clare Obarowski Dr. Donald L. Shapiro Louise Valentine number of volunteers that con- Zhaoning Liu Sharon M. O'Brien Marcia Shaughnessy Jean-Pierre van Rooy tribute to the wellbeing of the Susan H. Livingston Sarah O'Connor Roberta Shea Esther S. Veley New Britain Museum of Ameri- Daniela Lobo Dias Cara Oleasz Harold Sherman Raymond Venberg can Art. The Museum’s ability Geraldine Lombard Joani Olsen Elana K. Sherwood Susan Venberg A to attract so many eager partici- B Katherine R. Lotko Judy B. Olson Christine Shivery Carl R. Venditto pants speaks volumes about how Barbara Louis Angela Orsene Sandra Siek Kathy Vilas well the Museum is thought of in George Louis David Ostergren Marzena Silpe Victoria Villano the community.” Ingeborg Lukens Luc Ouellette Judith M. Silver Theresa Vincenzo Dorothy Lund Gloria Oviedo Amy Silverman Doris Vitali Dr. David A. Lund Donna Ozga Lynn L. Silverman Krystian von Speidel A: Natalie Giana, Barbara Tamara Lundgren Cheryl Padolko Carrie Simon Lynn Wadhams Smith, and Judy Olson volun- Sara Maddalena Gail Paige Pamela B. Simon Judith Walo teer at The ART Party of the Michael Maglaras Reginald Paige Iris Simpson Kristen Walsh Year. Gail Maglio Chalita Pakabutr Susan Skarvinko Haotian Wang B: Donna Chamberlain assists Gregory Maglio Jenny Palczewski Ursula Skierkowski Anne Warner Kristen Malski John Patrick Susan Slaga Lindsley Wellman with the live auction at The ART John S. Manning Brittany Paulsen Barbara Smith Elizabeth Wells Party of the Year, approximately Brenda Manning John Pearson Nichole Smith Kathryn West 40 volunteers are needed to Kathleen Marier Monika Pelka Susan Spaniol Nelson H. White make the night go smoothly. Jim Marinelli Hugh B. Penney Shoshana Spencer Walter Wick C: We were lucky the weather George Martin Lana B. Pentore Norma Spring Alice Willard C held out for our annual Volun- Henry R. Martin Alyssa Peterson Robert Srulowitz Rosemary Winandy teer Picnic. Each year we fête Marsha L. Mason Mary Piazza Sarah Stango John Witt our fleet of volunteers with a Anthony Mauro Sydney Pierce Mark Stankiewicz Ruth Woodcock picnic in their honor where they Lynne Mauro Beverly F. Pierz David Staub Samantha Woznika are served by staff. Melanie McCue Jill Price Frank Steele Alphonse Wright Sekiko McDonald Jillian Putterman Marenda Stitzer Rebecca Yates D: The Volunteer Picnic Virginia J McKernan John R. Rathgeber Todd Stitzer Jean Young wouldn't be complete without Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Susan A. Rathgeber Donna M. Stout Kimberly Zeytoonjian cake and ice cream! Patricia McLaughlin Walt Reed Sharon Straka Mary Ziomek E: Dedicated volunteers help out Steven McLaughlin Michael Reiner Andrzej Stryjewski Elaine Zottola at events like First Friday month Kevin McNamara Diane Rickenbacker Jean Sullivan after month. Lynne McNamara Michaela Rinaldo Melinda Sullivan Crystal Merrin Harold Rives Paul Sullivan Les Milch Robert Rosenfeld Rhea J. Sutter Margaret Milch Bonita Rothman Adam Swift Dr. M. Stephen Miller Suzanne G. Roy Ruth Swisher D E Jack Miller Maryanne Rupp Lydia Szarlan-Baltrush Wendell Minor Frances Russell Deborah Tait Deborah Moore Dale H. Ruth Jimmy Talbot Kelly C. Moran Claudia M. Ryan Judith Talbot

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