Thank you to everyone who helped the Albany Institute of History & Art to commemorate a significant milestone---the museum’s 225th anniversary.

We celebrated the year in style with exhibitions ranging from “Masterworks” and Alexander Hamilton to Rock & Roll Icons, special programming, a new café, art-making activities for people of all ages, a new program for people with Alzheimer’s, community partnerships, and special events such as Hudson Valley Hops, Mummy Birthday, and the Gala. Throughout the year, the museum offered $2.25 admission on Saturdays as a birthday gift to our patrons. We also created a new timeline highlighting the people, events, and objects that shaped the 225 year history of New York State’s oldest museum, which can be viewed on our website.

In 2016 we welcomed 33,970 people to the museum, an increase of almost 9,000 people over 2015. The museum’s digital audience has expanded as virtual access to our collections, online exhibitions, and school curriculum materials has increased. Our membership increased by 11%, bucking the national trend. Participation in our art-making activities such as Art for All increased by 93% and 49% for Tute for Tots after revamping program offering and times. Contributions to the museum’s operations and special projects rose dramatically.

Technology advancements included Wi-Fi in the galleries and public spaces and a new Smart Board and document camera for the classroom. If you visit our page on the Goggle Cultural Institute, you can take a virtual tour of our galleries. With funding from the New York State Council on the Arts, we installed LED lighting in the galleries, resulting in an annual savings of $9,000.

In addition to coverage in the local media market, the Albany Institute was featured in an article about the 225th anniversary in Antiques & Fine Art magazine, enjoyed coverage of the exhibition Rock & Roll Icons: Photographs by Patrick Harbron by The Guardian, and even had a digital billboard advertisement in Times Square in December. We continue to reach more audiences as our social media presence grows on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

A story that still stands out in 2016 is The Capital Region in 50 Objects, a community-based exhibition designed to tell the story of the people, places, and events that define the Capital Region. This popular exhibition grew “legs,” which extends the life of the story. After the exhibition closed we published an award- wining Teacher Resources Guide highlighting objects to the New York State Curriculum standards, we published a 112 page color book, New York’s Capital Region in 50 Objects, and launched the online exhibition with links to the websites of our 29 lenders. Now people all over the world can read and access the 50 Objects stories at home, work and in schools.

As our future depends on our continued efforts to engage new audiences, expand our programming to schools and communities and broaden our financial base, we look forward to your ongoing interest and support in 2017. Thank you again for celebrating our anniversary year with us. Without you and your enthusiasm, we would not have reached this impressive milestone.

All the best,

Tammis K. Groft Executive Director

In January, we decorated the museum for our year-long celebration with anniversary banners, photographic murals, and tulip motifs. Visitors enjoyed our featured exhibition Masterworks: 225 Years of Collecting, which was drawn from our rich collection of museum icons, new discoveries, and rarely seen treasures.

In February, we welcomed press, elected officials, and community members to help celebrate the day the museum was founded in 1791. George Washington (who was President when the museum was founded) came by to cut our historic “birthday” cake with his saber.

Crisan Café opened in March and now visitors to the museum can enjoy delicious pastries, savory sandwiches and treats, and a wonderful cup of coffee or tea. It has been a welcome addition to the neighborhood as well.

In April, we opened Masterworks: Paper, which featured light- sensitive and seldom-seen materials made of paper and included three-dimensional objects such as a nineteenth-century Chinese “Fan of a Thousand Faces.”

In June, we held our spectacular 225th anniversary Gala at the home of Bernie and Katie Conners with entertainment by the Musicians of Ma’alwyck, Albany Pro Musica, and Opera Saratoga. We capped off the evening with dancing and fabulous fireworks.

Over the summer, we joined the Hamilton craze and opened Spotlight: Alexander Hamilton. The exhibition featured a premier (but rarely seen) portrait of Alexander Hamilton from the collection of Union College, a silver tankard from Fort Ticonderoga, and unexpected finds from our collections. We even opened a small exhibit on Aaron Burr showcasing materials from our library collections! We partnered with the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau and Schuyler Mansion to welcome guests to Albany who were curious about the Founding Father. We also worked with WMHT to help create their documentary Hamilton’s Albany.

In the fall, we collaborated with Partners for Albany Stories (PASt) to offer “Pull Up a Chair”, a series of interpretive stories and events that looked at historic “seats” in Albany. The initiative was tied to the opening of the traveling exhibition The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design. This “PAStport to History” included an admission incentive for visiting multiple sites and will be used as a prototype for partnerships in the future.

Longtime patrons, Don and Anne Eberle, commissioned well-known historical painter Len Tantillo to create a painting and donate it to the museum in honor of their 60th wedding anniversary. In October, we opened a special exhibition that highlighted the story of the making of the painting, which is called The 1748 Arrival of Governor George Clinton.

November started with our fall fundraiser, Work of Art, and concluded with our free admission weekend known as Home for the Holidays. This year, we welcomed 3,200 visitors of all ages to the museum during Home for the Holidays, twice as many last year. A new favorite feature of the weekend was a special exhibition of miniature dioramas by author and illustrator Joan Steiner, which she used for her award- winning Look-A-Likes® books.

In December our members, donors, social media friends, and the community voted every day to help place us in the top ten of the Times Union Capital Region Gives contest, which enabled us to win a $10,000 marketing grant for 2017. We took time to thank our wonderful volunteers for their hours of dedication, remarkable talents, and endless enthusiasm. September 19, 2015—April 3, 2016 Each region of the country has its own distinctive history and culture that set it apart from others. The Capital Region of New York—consisting of Albany, Rensselaer, Schenectady, and Saratoga Counties— is no different. The process of selecting fifty objects to represent the diverse history of the region was not easy, but thanks to the participation of numerous museums, historical societies, business entities, and private individuals, the Institute was able to assemble fifty objects that told an amazing four hundred year story.

September 26, 2015—September 11, 2016 Abraham Lincoln visited Albany on February 18, 1861 on his way from Springfield, Illinois, to Washington for his March 4 inauguration as the country’s sixteenth president. Lincolns’ second visit was on April 26, 1865, as his special funeral train retraced most of the 1,654-mile route the president-elect had made just four years before. This exhibition featured items from the Albany Institute’s library collections.

November 21, 2015—September 4, 2016 To celebrate the 225th milestone anniversary, this exhibition presented works from the Institute’s collection of exceptional artistic merit and craftsmanship that were made in the Upper Hudson Valley or brought to the region by patrons, consumers, collectors, and connoisseurs. The exhibition, which included a timeline of the Institute’s 225-year history embedded with objects and images of influential individuals and important acquisitions, also revealed stories about how the Institute assembled some of its best-known collections, such as its Hudson River School paintings, holdings of regional silver, the familiar cast iron stoves, and the significant collection of early Dutch portraits and scripture paintings. The history of these collections narrates the growth and development of one of the nation’s oldest museums and reflects broader trends in American culture and society.

April 30, 2016—October 16, 2016 In honor of the Albany Institute of History & Art’s 225th anniversary, the Masterworks: Paper exhibition combined rarely seen items from the Institute’s library collections with prints, drawings, pastels, and watercolors. Masterworks: Paper highlighted seldom-seen materials that cannot be exhibited often or for extended periods of time due to their sensitivity to light. Manuscripts, letters, architectural plans, photographs, ephemera, silhouettes, and maps spanning three centuries were featured along with works by American masters including artists Thomas Cole, Walter Launt Palmer, and Ellsworth Kelly, industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss, and muralist Lewis W. Rubenstein. Because the world of paper is not just flat, two-dimensional pieces were joined by three-dimensional objects such as books and a nineteenth-century Chinese “Fan of a Thousand Faces.”

June 22, 2016—March 5, 2017 Founding father Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804) first visited Albany in 1777 to speak to General Horatio Gates on behalf of George Washington. Three years later he married Elizabeth Schuyler in the parlor of her Albany home, the Pastures, now known as Schuyler Mansion. For the next 20 years, Hamilton was connected to Albany traveling to the city to visit his in-laws and conducting legal business. This exhibition highlighted objects related to Alexander Hamilton from the collection with a few loans including a portrait of him by Ezra Ames courtesy of the Union College Permanent Collection, Schenectady, New York and a silver tankard from the Fort Ticonderoga Museum.

Opened September 16, 2016 Aaron Burr (1756-1836) is remembered today largely because of the 1804 duel in which he fatally wounded Alexander Hamilton. This famous foe also had significant ties to Albany, New York—personally, professionally, and politically. This small exhibition is drawn entirely from the museum’s manuscript and political broadside collection.

October 1, 2016—December 31, 2016 The Art of Seating, organized by The Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville, in collaboration with the Thomas H. and Diane DeMell Jacobsen Ph.D. Foundation and toured by International Arts & Artists, Washington, D.C., presented exceptional American chair designs from the early nineteenth century to the present day. The chair is experienced not only as a functional item, but as sculptural in view—the chair as art. Each of the more than forty chairs was chosen for its beauty and historical context with important social, economic, political, and cultural influences. Chairs were selected from the Jacobsen Collection of American Art which were joined by contemporary designs offering a stylistic journey in furniture with chairs by John Henry Belter, George Hunzinger, Herter Brothers, Stickley Brothers, Frank Lloyd Wright, Charles and Ray Eames, Eero Saarinen, Isamu Noguchi, and Frank Gehry, and many others.

October 22, 2016—January 29, 2017 This installation focused on a single painting and its making, The Arrival of Governor George Clinton. Rensselaer County artist Len Tantillo, recounted the process of choosing and reconstructing the painting’s historically accurate event, the arrival of New York colonial governor George Clinton at Albany’s waterfront, an event that occurred three separate times during the 1740s and 1750s. A selection of historical objects, maps, and an interactive digital recreation of Albany during the middle of the eighteenth century, derived from a recently discovered map in the British Library, allowed visitors the opportunity to follow along on the trail of discovery and recreation.

November 5, 2016—February 12, 2017 The Rock and Roll Icons: Photographs by Patrick Harbron exhibition used images from Capital region resident Patrick Harbron’s body of concert and portrait photography of influential musicians and groups of the 1970’s and 1980’s, captured at pivotal moments in their careers. The exhibition featured many never published or exhibited photographs. Harbron photographed artists such as Blondie, Rush, Stevie Ray Vaughn, The Police, Bruce Springsteen, Madonna and Elvis Costello early in their careers, following these artists to prominence and others that were already well known including The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Eric Clapton, David Bowie, Queen, The Who, Genesis, KISS, U2, Aerosmith, and Prince. The exhibition also included Harbron’s collection of posters and ephemera gathered throughout his career along with guitars borrowed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

November 25, 2016 — January 29, 2017 Ten miniature dioramas, meticulously crafted scenes created from everyday objects and edible treats, and photographed for Joan Steiner’s Look-Alikes ® books by the award-willing illustrator Joan Steiner, were exhibited in different locations throughout the museum, offering fun for all ages. Steiner created her three-dimensional dioramas in her Hudson, New York studio, not far from her home in Claverack. Steiner’s first book, Look-Alikes ®, was published in 1998, and named one of Time Magazine’s best children’s books and one of The New York Times Book Review’s Notable Children’s Books of 1998. The series continued with three other books: Look- Alikes ® Jr., Look-Alikes ® Christmas, and Look-Alikes® Around the World. The mission of the Education reproductions and supporting Saratoga, and Schenectady Department is to connect our materials that introduce counties during the 2017- community to our collections students to the history and 2018 through 2019-2020 and exhibitions through culture of the Capital Region school years. This opportunity lifelong learning of New York through object- will be promoted among opportunities. based learning. Education eligible schools in spring 2017 Department staff conducted 4 with field trips beginning in In 2016, our education staff teacher workshops and fall 2017. offered a total of 384 attended 2 professional programs to 10,981 audience conferences distributing over members. 180 curriculum packets to teachers throughout the Hudson Valley and New York 3,231 adults, children and State in 2016. The lesson families came to the Albany plans are available on our Institute in 2016 to We welcomed 3,522 students website and can be used with participate in the 90 informal from 14 New York State any classroom technology in learning programs that were counties and 28 school conjunction with the online offered. districts to 149 school exhibition. programs in 2016. Ancient Art for All programs are free Egyptian Art and Artifacts with museum admission on continues to be our most Saturdays, October through popular program accounting May. The activity changes for 59% of our tours, followed monthly and many families in popularity by Traders and plan their museum visits to Culture and 50 Objects, each correspond with the art with 5%. projects offered. Activities included techniques like Book Arts, our Arts-in- painting, sculpture, and Education partnership with City School District of Albany Elementary Art Show collage. In 2016 we welcomed the City School Districts of 693 people on 28 Saturdays, Troy and Albany served 6 representing a 93% increase schools. A total of 30 teachers On May 6, 448 people in participation over 2015. and 597 students participated attended the opening in this partnership, which reception for the 3rd annual combined classroom visits, art City School District of Albany making, gallery activities, and Elementary Art Show. Student library investigations. Book musical performances were Arts visits to the Albany held throughout the galleries Institute accounted for 31% during the reception. Student of student visits in 2016. Over artwork from 12 schools was 3,000 students have on view from Friday, May 6 to Sunday, May 8, 2016. participated in the program in Art for All participants with projects the eleven years since its inception in 2006. In 2016 the Review Two series of programs are Foundation awarded the conducted for families in the As part of the exhibition The Albany Institute a 3-year, summer. ‘Tute for Tots offers Capital Region in 50 Objects, $45,000 grant to support parents and children aged 3 to the Education Department education programs. This 5 the opportunity to explore completed an object-based grant will allow the Education the museum's galleries, read curriculum packet for Department to provide free th th th stories, explore sensory play, teachers and educators. The field trips to 4 , 5 , and 6 and create exciting art teacher resource is a set of 18 grade classes from Title 1 projects. The 9 Friday lessons with digital Schools in Albany, Rensselaer, morning programs engaged holiday Mondays including hosted a screening of the 100 children and their Martin Luther King Jr. Day, documentary film The accompanying President’s Day, Columbus Brothers: The Forgotten parent/guardian, representing Day and Veteran’s Day. Other Struggle for Civil Rights in a participation increase of special family programs Albany about an activist 49% over 2015. Artful included a Dance Story Hour group called The Brothers and Mornings programs offer and Creative Movement Albany’s history with the Civil children the opportunity to Workshop with Ellen Sinopoli Rights Movement. Following create vibrant works of art Dance Company. the film, community members inspired by our exhibitions participated in a panel and permanent collections. A discussion about the civil total of 27 programs offered 3 rights struggle in Albany with days each week were original members of the attended by 330 children A total of 138 programs Brothers group. Current aged 6-12. including lectures, gallery issues related to civil and talks, adult tours, and human rights were also outreach programs engaged brought up in a lively 3,064 participants from our discourse. Over 150 people local community and beyond. packed the room to see the film and join in the In 2016 special lectures conversation about celebrated the Albany community relations. Institute’s 225th anniversary. To begin the year, Executive Director Tammis K. Groft presented The Evolution of a Museum: The Albany Institute ‘Tute for Tots students and parents in galleries Celebrates its 225th Anniversary and we hosted In art programs held during Pulitzer Prize-winning February, April, and novelist William Kennedy for December school recesses the program Old Albany students aged 6 to 12 through the Eyes of William explored the Institute's Kennedy’s Fictional Special tour of The Capital Region in 50 Objects galleries and experimented Characters. With the support with Rensselaer County historian Kathryn Sheehan with a variety of media while of Humanities New York we learning about the elements welcomed four prominent and principles of art and scholars for the lecture series The Capital Region in 50 design. A total of 107 children America in the Late Objects included programs participated in 9 programs Eighteenth Century. Susan led by partner lenders to the during 2016. Rather, University of Texas- exhibition. Kathryn Sheehan, Austin; Mary Beth Norton, Rensselaer County and Troy We engaged 1,946 Cornell University; Elisa New, City Historian, and Rensselaer participants in 15 Family Days Harvard University; and John County Historical Society throughout the year, including Dixon, the College of Staten Registrar presented Rock & Roll LEGO® Building Island discussed the cultural, Representing Rensselaer Challenge; Mummy Birthday; political, artistic, literary, and County. In Revealing Albany as well as other exhibition- intellectual atmosphere that Beverly Bardequez, Rapp related programs and existed in the United States Road Historical Association, performances including during the Albany Institute’s Jennifer Lemak and Brad Habitat Helpers Family Day first years. Utter, New York State and Build It! Chair Design Art Museum, and Anthony J. Challenge. Art making In honor of Martin Luther Poalka, Albany City Historian activities were offered on free King Jr. Day the museum discussed the most intriguing objects in the exhibition. part of the “Pull Up a Chair” to create his work The 1748 Richard Hendrick, general series. Hall-Saladino Arrival of Governor George manager of the Port of discussed the history and Clinton. Albany, led a guided tour design of Shaker chairs. exploring the Port of Albany. We designed the Art During the summer and fall, Connects programs for people In September, Anja Adriaans weekly gallery talks led affected with early to mid- traveled from the visitors through the exhibition stage Alzheimer's and other Netherlands to Albany to Spotlight: Alexander cognitive deficits with their discuss her work re- Hamilton. The programs, care givers. We use our discovering a forgotten scheduled every Thursday in collections to renew and build episode from our local, collaboration with Schuyler social connections and to national, and international Mansion Historic Site, were inspire reflections and history. Her program The very popular with adults and conversations. It does not Albany Aid Campaign for families. A total of 100 people require a background in art, Nijmegen 1947 highlighted attended the 16 gallery talks nor does it rely on memory. the relief efforts of Albany from July through October. Art Connects has been citizens following World War through two pilot II to support the city of implementations: the first in Nijmegen in the Netherlands. 2014-2015 in partnership This program included a with regional Alzheimer screening of a long-lost film service organizations; and the about the relief efforts and second, which was adapted kicked off events to and revised in response to commemorate the 70th program assessments, was anniversary of the campaign successfully implemented in in 2017. March and April of 2016. A total of 70 adults participated A lecture series about the in the 8 programs offered in exhibition The Art of Seating 2016. examined how a piece of common furniture, the chair, Tour of Spotlight: Alexander Hamilton can be seen not only as a functional item, but as a work of art and historical object. Egypt remains a popular topic Ben Thompson, Exhibition for public programs. Lectures Curator and Curator at the by Daniel Warne and Dr. Museum of Contemporary Art Sahar Saleem drew large in Jacksonville, Florida, crowds. Warne’s lecture discussed the process of Finding Ankefenmut provided curating the show and insight into the 1891 highlighted selections from discovery of the Deir el-Bahri the collection. Artists Vivian “Bab el-Gasus” tomb and Beer, and Jon Brooks burial materials found there. presented overviews of their Dr. Saleem’s lecture Scanning work and discussed Beer’s the Pharaohs discussed the Current chair and Brooks’ findings from her recent Artful Morning artists show off their Ancient Egyptian Solid Elm Ball chair, both medical scans of the great inspired masks, broad collars, and Pharaoh’s false beards works featured in the pharaohs from the New exhibition. With Partners for Kingdom. Albany Stories we welcomed Samantha Hall-Saladino, Artist Len Tantillo discussed Education Director at the the use of artifacts, maps, and Shaker Heritage Society as historical documents from the Albany Institute’s collections

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Voss Ms. Nina Stanley Mr. John B. Waldman Lee W. Stanton Paula J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stauffer Estelle Wall Margo Stavros Mr. Troy Wallet Assemblyman Phillip G. Steck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh Mr. Larry L. Steele Ms. Carol G. Walther Melvin and Susan Steinhart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward Ms. Gwendolyn Stemberger Ms. Diane Ward Lee Stetzer Ms. Liz Wardle Ms. Geri Stewart and Mr. Frank F. Andrea M. Warren Putallaz Washington Tavern Mrs. Mary Ellen Stewart Dr. Jay Watsky and Mrs. Jacqueline Mr. Lewis K. Stitt Watsky Mary Stock Ms. Susan Weber and Mr. Mark Bertozzi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stoller Ms. Dawn Weinraub Ms. Katherine H. Storms David A. Weinstein and Ilyse D. Levine Frederic Stutzman Ms. Lorraine E. Weiss Ms. Ellen Sullivan Mr. Andrew Weiss and Ms. Diane Ms. Kathryn B. Sullivan and Ms. Mary F. Shichtman Sullivan Ms. Cathryne A. Welch Ms. Carla Suna and Mr. Christopher JianFen Wells Nolte Lori Whelan Mrs. Agnes M. Sweeney Mr. Warren Wieboldt John Swenson Mr. Dan C. Wilcox Alyssa Talanker Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Steven U. Teitelbaum Miss Jean Williams Ms. Ann Tennissen Mr. Allen Grindle and Ms. Wendy Dr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Tepper Williams Coat of Arms: Teller Family Trinity Copeland Trial 4/18/14 – Unidentified artist, Trinity Copeland & her attorney,

n.d., gouache on paper Michael Feit (Copeland Trial) Seven murals on canvas from the Ten Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.66 Jeanne Benas Eyck Hotel or the Kenmore Hotel in 2014, crayon and pastel on paper Albany, NY. Coat of Arms: Lansing Family Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.1 Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.7-13 Unidentified artist

n.d., gouache on paper “Trinity Copeland on Stand in her Harriette Van Alstyne (1875-1979) Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.67 defense” 4/22/14 Helen Goodwin Jeanne Benas c.1903, watercolor on paper Coat of Arms: Van Eps Family 2014, crayon and pastel on paper Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Unidentified artist Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.2 Frisbee, 2016.8.12 n.d., gouache on paper

Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.68 “Defense Attorney Michael Feit” Albany Trust Company (Copeland Trial) 4/21/14 Hewson Hawley Jeanne Benas 1902, watercolor on paper 2014, crayon and pastel on paper Gift of Norman S. Rice, 2016.9 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.3

Jacob DeForest, Jr (1797-1882) “Reading Grand Jury Testimony” Unidentified artist (Copeland Trial) 4/21/14 c.1845, oil on canvas Jeanne Benas Gift of DeForest (Mike) Mellon, Jr., 2014, crayon and pastel on paper 2016.19.1 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.4

Annatje Schermerhorn DeForest “Defense Attorney Michael Feit + (1799-1851) Officer Colaneri” (Copeland Trial) Unidentified artist 4/18/14 c.1845, oil on canvas Jeanne Benas Gift of DeForest (Mike) Mellon, Jr., Spanish Onions 2014, crayon and pastel on paper 2016.19.2 Ida Pulis Lathrop (1859-1937) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.5 c.1909 oil on canvas, 15 H x 19 W The Old Home – 1840 Albany Institute of History & Art, “Jury watching video of interrogation Julia Maude DeForest Gift of Douglas Cohn, 2016.41 by Officer Colaneri” (Copeland Trial) 1882, oil on panel 4/18/14 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.20 Jeanne Benas Coat of Arms: Kip Family 2014, crayon and pastel on paper The 1748 Arrival of Governor George Unidentified artist, Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.6 Clinton n.d., gouache on paper

Len Tantillo Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.69 “Assistant DA. Shane Hug” (Copeland 2016, oil on canvas Trial) 4/18/14 Gift of Don and Ann Eberle in Angelica Urquhart Livingston th Jeanne Benas celebration of their 60 wedding Unidentified artist 2014, crayon and pastel on paper anniversary, 2016.27.1 c.1835, oil on canvas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.7 Gift of Albert B. Roberts, 2016.47

Spanish Onions “Trinity Copeland wiping her eyes on Ida Pulis Lathrop (1859-1937) Cloud Icon XVII Stand + Attorney” 4/22/14 1909, oil on canvas Jane Bloodgood-Abrams Jeanne Benas Gift of Douglas Cohn, 2016.41 2015, oil on canvas 2014, crayon and pastel on paper Albany Institute of History & Art Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.8 Snowed In Purchase Prize for 2016 Exhibition by

Maud DeForest Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson “Trinity + A.D.A. Hug pointing out n.d., oil on paper mounted on board. Region, 2016.52 apartment layout” (Copeland Trial) Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.1 4/22/14

Jeanne Benas Coat of Arms: Du Trieux Family 2014, crayon and pastel on paper Unidentified artist View of Albany Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.1.9 n.d., gouache on paper Sarah G. Fletcher Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.65 1836, pencil on paper Gift of F. Farny Eilers, Jr., 2016.30 “Witness Malik” Sept. 19, 2006 (FBI 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.10 ink on paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.19 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and “FBI Sting Trial Hossain – Sept. 27 ink on paper ’06” “K Sprotberry (w/att. Kindlon)” – Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.1 Jeanne Benas 9/13/06 (FBI sting trial) 2006, crayon and pencil on paper Jeanne Benas “Defense Tables” 9/12/06 (FBI sting Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.11 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and trial) ink on paper Jeanne Benas “Aref on stand” Sept. 27 ’06 (FBI sting Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.20 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.2 Jeanne Benas, “Prosecution” 9/12/06 (FBI sting 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper trial) “FBI Sting” Sept ’06 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.12 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and 2006, pastel, pen and ink on paper “Aref on stand + Kindlon” Sept. 27 ’06 ink on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.3 (FBI sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.21 Jeanne Benas “FBI Witness on stand, Sprotberry, 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and “Kevin Limbrand + Hossain” 9/13/06 Aref + Hossain” Sept. 18 ’06 (FBI sting ink on paper (FBI sting trial) trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.13 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper 2006, crayon, pastel, pen and ink on “Sprotberry questioning Malik, Coll in Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.22 paper foreground” Sept. 19 ’06 (FBI sting Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.4 trial) “All 4 attorneys” Sept. 18 ’06 (FBI Jeanne Benas sting trial) “FBI Agent on tape” 9/13/06 (FBI 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper Jeanne Benas sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.14 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and Jeanne Benas ink on paper 2006, crayon, pastel, pen and ink on “Attorney Luibrand + FBI agent Coll” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.23 paper 9/18 ’06 (FBI sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.5 Jeanne Benas “2 defendants – Stine + Volguarnera” 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper (pipe bomb trial) “Judge MacAvoy” 9/13/06 (FBI sting Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.15 Jeanne Benas trial) 2005, crayon and pencil on paper Jeanne Benas “FBI agent Coll” Sept. 18 ’06 (FBI Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.3.1 2006, magic marker, crayon on paper sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.6 Jeanne Benas “Defendant’s attorney” (pipe bomb 2006, crayon, pen and ink on paper trial) “Kindlon” 9/12/06 (FBI sting trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.16 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 2005, crayon and pencil on paper 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and “Overflow area” 9/12/06 (FBI sting Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.3.2 ink on paper trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.7 Jeanne Benas “Prosecuting attorney” (pipe bomb 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and trial) “Hossain” 9/12/06 – (FBI sting trial) ink on paper Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.17 2005, crayon and pencil on paper 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.3.3 ink on paper “Judge MacAvoy explaining to jury” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.8 9/12/06 “Courtroom scene Feb. 15” (pipe Jeanne Benas bomb trial) “Aref” 9/12/06 (FBI sting trial) 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas ink on paper 2005, crayon and pencil on paper 2006, magic marker, crayon, pen and Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.18 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.3.4 ink on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.2.9 “Prosecutor Pericak” 9/13/06 (FBI “Police Civil Rights – John Shea sting trial) Attorney – Jan. 21 ’87” (McKever v. “FBI Sting” 9/06 Jeanne Benas Vondollen trial)) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 2005, crayon, pen and ink on paper 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.4 “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/8 Dr. Maria Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.15 Valdez-Dapena + DA Poersch” “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/7 Judge (Marybeth Tinning Trial) “Tinning Trial 6/24/87 McKiffin Harrigan + Audience” (Marybeth Jeanne Benas (landlord)” Tinning Trial) 1987, pencil and crayon on paper (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.10 Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.1 “Marybeth Tinning – June 22 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.16 Attorney Paul Callahan Mrs. Tinning “Tinning Trial Dr. Ford 6/25/87” + Jury” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) “Sandra L. Roe Tinning 6/25/87” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.11 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.2 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.17 “6/8+22/87 2 Tinnings + Callahan” “Tinning Trial Jury 6/25/87” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) “Tinning Trial 6/22/87 Judge (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas Harrigan, D.A. + the jury” (Marybeth Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Tinning Trial) 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.12 Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.3 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.18 “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/13/87 Edna Tinning” (Marybeth Tinning “Tinning Trial 6/25/87 Betsy Trial) Maning(?)” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.4 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.19

“Tinning Trial 7/2/87 Mr. Tinning” “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/9/87 (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Cynthia Walter” (Marybeth Tinning Jeanne Benas Trial) 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.5 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.20 “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/8/87 Dr. Ford” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) “Tinning + Harrigan 12/15/86” “Mr. Poersch (DA)” 6/8/87 (Marybeth Jeanne Benas (Tinning pretrial) Tinning Trial) 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.6 1986, crayon and ink on paper 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.5 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.21 “Paul Callahan Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/2/87” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) “Marybeth Tinning Trial Judge Jeanne Benas Harrigan changing the jury” 7/15 1987, pencil and crayon on paper “Marybeth Tinning Trial Marybeth (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.7 Tinning, Callahan, Joe Tinning” Jeanne Benas (Marybeth Tinning Trial) 1987, pencil and crayon on paper “Marybeth Tinning Trial 7/1/87” D.A. Jeanne Benas Poersch + jury (Marybeth Tinning 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.22 Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.13 Jeanne Benas “Marybeth Tinning 6/25/87” 1987, pencil and crayon on paper “Tinning Trial – 6/25/87 Joe Karras” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.8 (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1987, pencil and crayon on paper “Marybeth Tinning Case Callahan + 1987, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.23 jury 7/15” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.14 Jeanne Benas “Joseph Tinning 12/15/86 – Tinning 1987, pencil and crayon on paper “Tinning Trial 6/24/87 Cynthia Trial” (Tinning pretrial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.5.9 Walter” (Marybeth Tinning Trial) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1986, crayon and ink on paper “CH 13 Smith 1/30/79” (Lemuel 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.1 Smith Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.9.3 Jeanne Benas “Defense Attorney 12/4/86” (Tinning 1979, pencil and crayon on green “Bruce Witkop Dorsey Trial – Dec. 14 pretrial) paper ’84” Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.7.2 Jeanne Benas 1986, crayon and ink on paper 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.2 “CH.13 – Smith” – Judge John Clyne Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.10.1 (Lemuel Smith Trial) “Tinning Trial 12/15/86 Marybeth Jeanne Benas “James Dorsey Dec. 14 ’84” (Dorsey Tinning + Callahan” (Tinning pretrial) 1979, pencil and crayon on green trial) Jeanne Benas paper Jeanne Benas 1986, crayon and ink on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.7.3 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.3 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.10.2 “Ch.13 – Lemuel Smith Trial” 1/30/79 “Marybeth Tinning Trial – 12/15/86 Jeanne Benas “Dec. 14 ’84 Dorsey Trial W. C. Judge, Tinning, Gebell(?)” (Tinning 1979, pencil and crayon on brown Mahon” and “Dorsey Trial pretrial) paper MacNamara Pros. Att” Dec. 14 ’84 Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.7.4 Jeanne Benas 1986, crayon and ink on paper 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.4 “1/30/79 Lemuel Smith Trial” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.10.3 Jeanne Benas “Tinning + Harrigan 12/15/86” 1979, pencil and crayon on paper “The Watch” 12/9/81 (Costello trial) (Tinning pretrial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.7.5 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1981, ink and crayon on paper 1986, crayon and ink on paper “Jan. 25, 1985 Abortion Trial” –Ruth Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.11.1 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.5 Klepper with Ray Sweeney Jeanne Benas “Costello Trial 12/4/81 Trooper “Robt Infield Judge Harrigan’s Court 1985, ink and crayon on paper Moyer” 12/8 – Tinning” (Tinning pretrial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.8.1 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1981, ink and crayon on paper 1986, crayon and ink on paper “Jan. 25, 1985 Abortion Trial” –Ray Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.11.2 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.6 Sweeney Jeanne Benas “Mrs. Costello Costello Trial 12/3/81” “Before Judge Harrigan – Paul 1985, ink and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas Calahan, Alan Gebell, Peter Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.8.2 1981, ink and crayon on paper Denzigen” 12/8 (Tinning pretrial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.11.3 Jeanne Benas “Abortion Trial 1/25/85 Costello 1986, crayon and ink on paper (Diocese lawyer)” and “Attorney for “Michelle Passano 12/9/81” (Costello Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.7 Health Dept ? Abortion Trial” trial) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas “Att. Gebell Tinning Trial” Dec. 8 1985, ink and crayon on paper 1981, ink and crayon on paper 1986 (Tinning pretrial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.8.3 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.11.4 Jeanne Benas 1986, crayon and ink on paper “Nov. 1 ’84 Willsey Trial The Jury” “Costello Trial 12/5/81” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.8 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1984, ink and crayon on paper 1981, ink and crayon on paper “Prosecuting Att – Denzigen Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.9.1 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.11.5 12/4/86” (Tinning pretrial) Jeanne Benas “Nov. 1 ’84 Willsey Trial Dr. Jack “Joseph Albanese Hopkins Trial” 1986, crayon and ink on paper Davies” 10/21/80 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.6.9 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas 1984, ink and crayon on paper 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on “CH. 13 – Smith 1/30/79” (Lemuel Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.9.2 paper Smith Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.1 Jeanne Benas “Nov. 1 ’84 Dan Dwyer Willsey Trial” 1979, ink and pencil on green paper and “Nov. 1 ’84 Willsey Trial “Mr. Genatiempo 10/21/80 Hopkins” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.7.1 Branagan – Defense Attorney” w/ “10/21/80 Att. Abdella” (Hopkins Jeanne Benas trial) Jeanne Benas “Oct. 23 ’80 Hopkins hand writing “Judge Conway” April 23, ’79 (Prison 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on notes during trial” guard strike trial) paper Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.2 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on 1979, pencil and crayon on paper paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.5 “John Hopkins Trial DA + Coffey (2 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.11 Pros. Att.)” 10/21/80 “State’s Attorney” April 23, ’79 Jeanne Benas “Hopkins Trial (John Hopkins)” (Prison guard strike trial) 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on 5/14/80 Jeanne Benas paper Jeanne Benas 1979, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.3 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.6 paper “Nancy Strait (sis) Hopkins Trial” Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.13.1 “Mr. Rowley (Union Attorney)” April 10/30/80 23, ’79 (Prison guard strike trial) Jeanne Benas “Hopkins Trial (Hopkins Family in Jeanne Benas 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on Audience)” 5/14 1979, pencil and crayon on paper paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.7 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.4 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on paper “Defendant Cop” 10/12/’79 Richard “Hopkins Trial 10/30 Elwood Hopkins Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.13.2 Vita (Albany Police trial) – Father” Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas “Hopkins Trial Judge, Jury, 1979, pencil and crayon on paper 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on Prosecutor” 5/14 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.15.1 paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.5 1980, ink and crayon on paper “Defendant Cop” 10/12/79 Michael Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.13.3 Buchanan (Albany Police trial) “Hopkins Trial 10/30 Florence Mrs. Jeanne Benas Hopkins – mother” “Hopkins Trial defense + jury” 5/14 1979, pencil and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.15.2 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on 1980, ink and crayon on paper paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.13.4 “Jones + Cheeseman” 10/12/79 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.6 (Albany Police trial) “Union Official – Clay (black), white Jeanne Benas “Jury Hopkins Trial 10/30/80” hair union official – Holis Chase, 1979, pencil and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas center = lawyer” (Prison guard strike Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.15.3 1980, ink and crayon on paper trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.7 Jeanne Benas African American woman, side profile 1979, pencil and crayon on paper of face, 10/19/78 (Albany Police “Defense Att. – 10/21/80” (Hopkins Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.1 bribery trial) trial) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas “Guard Strike Out” April 23, ’79 1978, crayon on paper 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on (Prison guard strike trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.16.1 paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.8 1979, pencil and crayon on paper Man with curly brown hair, side Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.2 profile of face, 10/19/78 (Albany “Hopkins Trial 10/23/80 Mrs. Karas + Police bribery trial) Coffers” “Mr. Gilbs(?)” April 23, ’79 (Prison Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas guard strike trial) 1978, crayon on paper 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.16.2 paper 1979, pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.9 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.3 Nikon camera, 10/19/78 (Albany Police bribery trial) “John Hopkins 10/21/80” (Hopkins “Mr. Ciampa(?) – International union Jeanne Benas trial) Negotiator” April 23, ’79 (Prison 1978, crayon on paper Jeanne Benas guard strike trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.16.3 1980, ink, crayon, magic marker on Jeanne Benas paper 1979, pencil and crayon on paper “Oct 30 + 31” ’84 (Sgt. Curry Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.12.10 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.14.4 Jeanne Benas 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.17.1 Untitled fashion sketch (woman Jeanne Benas wearing sequined gown) 1994, watercolor, ink and crayon on “Oct. 30 ’84 Curry Trial Defense Att.” Jeanne Benas board And “Oct. 30 ’84 Curry Trial n.d., ink on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.23 Prosecuting Att.” (Sgt. Curry Trial) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20.5 Jeanne Benas Untitled (cartoon of Pataki and 1984, ink and crayon on paper Untitled fashion sketch (woman Cuomo riding fighter jets) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.17.2 wearing gown with cowl neck and Cover illustration for Capital corsage) Physician Quarterly, Fall 1994 Untitled (Jeanne sketching judge at Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas bench) n.d., ink on paper 1994, pencil, gouache and crayon on Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20. 6 board n.d., ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.1 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.18.1 Untitled east façade of NYS Capitol with tulips Dr. James C. Arseneau, illustration for “Gene Mullins Trial” 10/10/84 Jeanne Benas Capital Physician Quarterly, Fall Jeanne Benas n.d., pencil and crayon on paper 1994 1984, ink and crayon on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.1 Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.18.2 1994, pencil on vellum Untitled (detail Capitol building and Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.2 “Francis Rivers Gene Mullins Trial” statue of Philip Sheridan) 10/10/84 and “Gene Mullins Trial Jeanne Benas “Cold Cuts & Tax Cuts & Baloney” 10/10/84 Michelle Sattias” n.d., ink on vellum cartoon for Capital Physician Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.2 Quarterly, Fall 1994 1984, ink and crayon on paper Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.18.3 Untitled (bridge and sign “Historic 1994, pencil and ink on vellum Albany”) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.3 Untitled (kitchen scene with two Jeanne Benas women for Women @ Work n.d., ink on vellum Untitled (Halloween scene) Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.3 illustration for Capital Physician May/June 2014, magic marker and Quarterly, Fall 1994 crayon on paper Untitled (Capitol building from an Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.19 angle) 1994, pencil and ink on vellum Jeanne Benas Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.4 Untitled fashion sketch (woman with n.d., ink on paper sunglasses wearing a tunic and pants) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.4 Untitled (man with arms folded) Jeanne Benas illustration for Capital Physician n.d., pencil on paper Untitled (The Egg in foreground) Quarterly, Fall 1994 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20.1 Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas n.d., ink on vellum 1994, pencil on vellum Untitled fashion sketch (woman Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.5 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.5 wearing headdress and jumpsuit) Jeanne Benas Untitled (Empire State Plaza looking Untitled (man near coffin) illustration n.d., ink on paper toward state museum) for Capital Physician Quarterly, Fall Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20.2 Jeanne Benas 1994 n.d., ink on vellum Jeanne Benas Untitled fashion sketch (woman Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.21.6 1994, pencil on vellum wearing skirt and long sleeve shirt Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.24.6 with a belt) Self-Portrait (Caricature) Jeanne Benas Jeanne Benas “Hospitals suffered while leaders n.d., pencil on paper n.d., pastel on paper tried to hatch a budget” cartoon for Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20.3 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.22 Capital Physician Quarterly, August 1, 1996 Untitled fashion sketch (woman “And the clock struck midnight” Jeanne Benas wearing short sleeve shirt with skirt) (McCaughey as Cinderella with 1996, ink on vellum Jeanne Benas Cuomo, D’Amato, Faso and London as Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.25 n.d., pencil on paper stepsisters) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.20.4 Cover illustration for Capital Physician Quarterly, Winter 1995 “Now, Dr. Ellman is going to tell us Bartholomew Schermerhorn 1856, steel engraving on paper what he thinks about the Clinton DeForest Gift of Dennis Holzman, 2016.24 plan” c. 1865, watercolor on paper Jeanne Benas (laminated) Colored print of 39-41 State Street, 1994, ink on vellum Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.2 Albany Hardware & Iron Co, 1920 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.26 Len Tantillo “Hope-Dale” Front elevation n.d., photomechanical print on paper Untitled (Bruno and Silver shaking Bartholomew Schermerhorn Gift of Don and Ann Eberle, hands “Legislature’s Cost of Living DeForest 2016.27.2 Increase”) c. 1865, watercolor on paper Cartoon for Empire State Report, (laminated) Running Deer January 1999 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.3 Tom “Two Arrows” Dorsey (1920- 1999, ink on paper 1993) Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.27.1 Very Large Strawberry c. 1943, serigraph on paper Nancy Lawton (1950-2007) Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Untitled (Bruno and Silver shaking n.d. pencil on paper Amiraian, 2016.29.1 hands “Legislature’s Cost of Living Gift of Richard Enemark, Faith Increase”) Lawton Enemark, and Forrest Lawton Fancy Dancer Cartoon for Empire State Report, Enemark in memory of Nancy Tom “Two Arrows” Dorsey (1920- January 1999 Lawton, 2016.49 1993) 1999, ink on cardstock c. 1943, serigraph on paper Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.27.2 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Amiraian, 2016.29.2 Editorial drawing of a priest on pulpit waving flag from Schenectady Corn Pounders Cottage Near Thun Gazette Tom “Two Arrows” Dorsey (1920- Engraved by William Beattie Jeanne Benas 1993) 1836, steel engraved on paper n.d., ink on paper c. 1943, serigraph on paper Gift of Warren Broderick, 2016.10.1 Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.28 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth

Amiraian, 2016.29.3 Scene in the Valley of St. Nicholas Editorial drawing outline of New York Engraved by William Beattie State with athletes and money from Four Masks 1836, steel engraving on paper Schenectady Gazette Tom “Two Arrows” Dorsey (1920- Gift of Warren Broderick, 2016.10.2 Jeanne Benas 1993) n.d., ink on cardboard c. 1943, serigraph on paper Grinderwald Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.29 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Engraved by William Beattie Amiraian, 2016.29.4 1835, steel engraving on paper “New World Beckons Savings Banks” Gift of Warren Broderick, 2016.10.3 Editorial drawing of piggy banks being National Savings Bank of the City of freed from a cage from Business Albany designed by Halsey, Illustration from Birds Can Fly, Why Review McCormack and Helmer, Inc. and Can’t I? Jeanne Benas constructed at the southwest corner David Hill n.d., ink on cardboard of State and Pearl Streets Photomechanical print on paper, Gift of Jeanne Benas, 2016.33.30 Unidentified engraver #23/200. c. 1920s, photomechanical print on Gift of Rosemarie Rosen, 2016.17 Sketch for painting of The 1748 paper

Arrival of Governor George Clinton Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.1 Albany City Insurance Len Tantillo Company/Capital Authorized 2016, pencil on paper The Plymouth Rock Bantum $1,000,000.” Issued by Ross C. Scott, Gift of Len Tantillo, 2016.35 William Schade Agent, Watertown, NY n.d., dry point and lithograph on Published by Weed, Parsons & Co., River Scene with dock, boat, and man paper, 1 of 4 prints Albany on shore Gift of Mark Schaming, 2016.53.1 c. 1860, engraving on paper Cornelia Irwin Snyder Found in collection, 2016.21.2 1853, pencil on paper Buffalo Smoked Eggs

Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.2 William Schade Mrs. Alexander Hamilton (1757- n.d., ink point on rag paper 1854) “Hope-Dale” Cottage Gift of Mark Schaming, 2016.53.2 Unidentified engraver after Ralph

Earl (1751-1801) 1983, glazed earthenware Gift of Rita and Robert Scharg,

2016.32 Pair of Slat-back Chairs

Unidentified maker, possibly Mohawk Dinner Plate with Arms of the City of Valley Teaspoons initialed FMG Albany Late 1700s, wood painted black with George A. Hoyt, Albany, NY Adams, Tunstall, England rush seating 1822-1846, silver 1886, transfer-printed earthenware Gift of DeForest (Mike) Mellon, Jr., Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.1.1-5 Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.5 2016.19.4 and 2016.19.5

Tablespoons initialed CV Basket Cast Iron Doll Bed J. A. Hoyt, Troy, NY Possibly English or French Probably Albany foundry 1838-1840, silver c. 1840, soft-paste porcelain with gilt c. 1860, cast iron decoration and enamel floral spray Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.7 Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.2.1-2 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.5

Child’s Rocking Chair Teaspoons Food mold with grape pattern Unidentified maker, possibly Albany James Mix (1822-1907) Unidentified maker c. 1860, painted wood 1820-1850, silver c. 1860, Rockingham glazed Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.38 Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.3.1-5 earthenware

Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.19 Teaspoons initialed AS Isaac Hutton (1766-1855)

Silver Chamberstick Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.4.1-2 Unidentified maker c. 1800, brass Large tablespoon initialed TGM Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.70 Isaac Hutton (1766-1855)

Silver Candlestick Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.5 Unidentified maker c. 1830, brass Large tablespoons initialed MBF Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.59 Isaac Hutton (1766-1855)

Silver Candlestick Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.6.1-3 Unidentified maker c. 1830, brass Large tablespoons initialed MNC Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.60 Isaac Hutton (1766-1855) Cast Iron Doll Bed Silver Probably Albany foundry c. 1860, cast iron Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.7.1-3 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.7 Teaspoon initialed NM Steuben Clear Crystal Ashtray Isaac Hutton (1755-1855) Steuben Glass Company Silver c. 1958, glass Food mold in shape of rabbit Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.8 Gift of Matthew and Phoebe Bender, Unidentified maker 2016.1 c. 1860, ironstone Tablespooned initialed JEP Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.20 Isaac Hutton (1766-1855) Silver Delftware plate Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.9 Probably English Vase c. 1750, tin glazed and enameled Teaspoons initialed MVR Jill Kovachich earthenware Shepherd & Boyd n.d., raku ceramic Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.39 1800-1830, silver Gift of J. Stanley Yake, PhD and Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.10.1-6 Barbara Yake, 2016.31 Chinese Export Bowl Jingdezhen, China Sugar spoon initialed EV Delft Vase “Fashion Design All c. 1750, porcelain with cobalt Hood & Tobey Around the World” decoration 1846-1854, silver Peter K. Van Rossum (1919-2002) Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.42 Gift of Carol Swyer, 2016.5.11 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Tea Set Frisbee, 2016.8.5a-b Frisbee, 2016.8.9 Joseph T. Rice, Albany, NY c. 1830, silver Wedding gown, cream silk satin with Wedding dress, one-piece, ivory silk Albany Institute of History & Art rows of shirring, lace yoke with satin v-neck with long sleeves, purchase and gift from Jay Jakovic, metallic trim, high neck, long sleeves. gathers at top of sleeves, buttons up William M. Harris, Ted and Sally Labeled: Smith, Hudson, New York. back, short row of orange blossoms Jennings, Prentiss and Frieda Carnell, Worn by Harriette Van Alstyne accent the bodice. Worn by Priscilla Barbara Featherstonhaugh, and (1875-1979) in 1903 at her wedding Buchholz (1918-2015) on July 5, Sandra Markham in honor of Director to Stuyvesant mill owner Charles 1941 at her wedding to Edward Emeritus Norman S. Rice’s 90th Pittman Frisbee (1879-1967). Frisbee (1916-1995). Birthday, 2016.28.1-.3 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.10 Spoon marked RB Frisbee, 2016.8.6 Unidentified maker Wedding dress, two-piece cream Silver Day dress, white cotton crepe with cotton, long sleeves with satin tube Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.52 crocheted lace insertion, embroidery top, lace ruffle around neckline, full and tucks, c. 1910. Worn by Harriette skirt with lace trim. Worn by Cornelia Sugar tongs engraved MSVP Van Alstyne Frisbee (1875-1979). Frisbee in 1980 at her wedding to Marked B.Y. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frank Houde. Late 1700s, silver Frisbee, 2016.8.7 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.53 Frisbee, 2016.8.11a-b

Veils, black silk crepe mourning veils. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B.

Frisbee, 2016.8.13-14 Military Helmet, World War I used by

Vince Forte, Sr. Shirt, man’s white cotton collarless, Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.6 button down with long sleeves.

Labeled: Charles A. Peck / Successor Mantle, woman’s gray silk lined with to / Boughton & Peck / Albany, N.Y. pale yellow silk and glazed cotton and Made of / English Poplin. c.1925 with matching capelet. 1830s. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.15 Frisbee, 2016.8.1a-b Cuffs, two pairs of cuffs, starched Tea Set white cotton with two buttonholes on Corset, woman’s embroidered and Joseph T. Rice, Albany, NY each end. “Mairs” written in ink on the padded, 1830s. c. 1830, silver cuffs. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Albany Institute of History & Art purchase Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.2 and gift from Jay Jakovic, William M. Frisbee, 2016.8.16-17 Harris, Ted and Sally Jennings, Prentiss

Dress, two-piece lavender warp- and Frieda Carnell, Barbara Collar, detachable men’s, white printed silk with pink roses, black lace Featherstonhaugh, and Sandra Markham cotton. Marked “C. Mairs” and No. 75 trim, pagoda sleeves, c. 1855 in honor of Director Emeritus Norman S. th and 13. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Rice’s 90 Birthday, 2016.28.1-.3 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.3a-b Frisbee, 2016.8.18

Dress, black crepe sleeveless with a Sleeves, pair of woman’s beige cotton drop waist and layered skirt with Collar, detachable men’s, white with cutwork at wrist and long irregular hem, decorated with clear cotton. Marked “Mairs” and No. 43 scalloped ruffle, c.1855. glass beads in a square spiral motif, Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. c.1925. Worn by Harriette Van Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.4a-b Alstyne Frisbee (1875-1979). Frisbee, 2016.8.19

Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Dress, two-piece green silk taffeta Frisbee, 2016.8.8 Vest, man’s three button with two with lace trim and ruffles down and pockets, beige rep front with white across front. Worn by Margaret Van Gown, black velvet with lace bodice silk satin back, mother of pearl Schaack Pruyn (1845-1897) of and lace sleeves. Blue/green buttons, rounded collar. Labeled: Kinderhook on October 8, 1872 at embroidered, sequined and beaded “Bedell, Corscadden & Young / her wedding to Peter Edward Van band at top of sleeves, c.1938. Alstyne (1830-1876) of Stuyvesant.

Albany, N.Y. Chas. Frisbee Oct 26 of very subtle chevron stripes. c.1910. Made by Whiting and Davis, c.1991 1909.” Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of Joanne Gascoyne, 2016.23.1 Frisbee, 2016.8.20 Frisbee, 2016.8.26a,b Dress, two-piece taupe and cream Vest, man’s with four stud/button Suit, man’s two-piece black wool polyester with coordinating lace holes with two pockets and rounded tuxedo jacket and matching pants. jacket made by Ursula of Switzerland, collar. Front is white cotton woven Label stitched into right side of Waterford, NY. with tiny diamond pattern, back is pocket lining: Cotrell and Leonard / Gift of Joanne Gascoyne, 2016.23.2 plain cotton, adjustable back strap. Albany, N.Y. Worn by Charles Frisbee c.1910. (1879-1967). Petticoat, black quilted silk with Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. printed cotton lining. (belonged to Frisbee, 2016.8.21 Frisbee, 2016.8.27a,b Anna Lambert Walker 1788-1845) Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.45 Vest, man’s black with four mother- Jacket, man’s black wool with three- of-pearl buttons, two pockets and button closure, notched lapel with Bodice, brown/charcoal grey silk, rounded collar. Front fabric features a one buttonhole labeled: Babbitt & c.1840 (belonged to Anna Lambert woven pattern of vertical rows of Co., Albany, N.Y., c.1910. Walker 1788-1845) chevrons, solid black cotton back with Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.46 adjustable back strap with Babbitt & Frisbee, 2016.8.28 Co., Albany, N.Y. label, c.1910. Cap, woman’s white cotton, 1845. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Pants, man’s wool with subtle black Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.47 Frisbee, 2016.8.22 and white dotted stripes, c.1910 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Booties, pair baby’s yellow and cream Vest, man’s black vest with four Frisbee, 2016.8.29 knit baby booties; belonged to Irene plastic buttons, two pockets and DeForest Mellon – born August 30, rounded collar. Front fabric features a Pants, man’s wool woven with dots to 1856. woven allover pattern of rounded look like black, gray and white stripes, diamonds, solid black cotton back c.1910. Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.48 with adjustable back strap, c.1910. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Frisbee, 2016.8.30 Boots, pair infant’s pink kid with Frisbee, 2016.8.23 cream-colored grosgrain ribbon trim; Jacket, man’s tuxedo tails, black wool worn by Irene DeForest Mellon, born Vest, man’s black vest with six with notched satin lapels, double 1856. buttons, four pockets, notched collar. breasted, labeled: Chas. G. Craft & Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.49 Wool fabric front with black satin Co./ Albany, NY. back fabric with adjustable back Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Stockings, pair infant’s black knit strap, lined with cream colored Frisbee, 2016.8.31 worn by Irene DeForest Mellon, born polished cotton, one interior pocket. 1856. c. 1915. Shirt, man’s. Worn by Frank Houde in Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.50 Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. 1980 at his wedding to Cornelia Frisbee, 2016.8.24 Frisbee. Shawl, black lace purchased at Stuarts Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Dept. Store, New York City in 1874 Evening suit, man’s three-piece black Frisbee, 2016.8.32 for Elizabeth Walker DeForest (1825- wool: Jacket has label sewn into 1911) interior pocket: Bedell, Corscadden & Tee shirt, red cotton with Newman’s Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.51 Youngs/Albany, N.Y. and Chas. Brewery logo, 1985. Frisbee / Oct. 26, 1909. Suspender Gift of Worth Gretter, 2016.16 Uniform, green wool U.S. Army World buttons are marked : Bedell, War I worn by Captain John Thomas Corscadden & Youngs. Vest, man’s Shirt, man’s short sleeve button down Begley, Co. B., U.S. Army Engineers. formal black with four fabric covered red, white and blue striped cotton Includes jacket, pants, leggings, hat buttons, c.1910. with rectangular “Price Chopper” and marksman’s medal. Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. patch, 1976 Frisbee, 2016.8.25a-c Gift of Harold Lohner, 2016.22.1 Gift of Alice C. Begley in memory of Albany Police Captain John T. Begley, Suit, man’s two piece black wool Evening purse, cream colored faux 2016.46 evening jacket and matching pants leather and metal mesh envelope made of a fabric woven with a pattern shaped with chain shoulder strap

Egyptian Fragment of Coptic Textile Late Period, faience

Egypt Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Blue and white coverlet Fourth to seventh century A.D., wool Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Unidentified weaver, Mohawk Valley From the collection of actor Zero 2016.42.6 1856, Wool Mostel Gift of Patricia J. Binzer, 2016.6 Gift of Douglas Cohn, 2016.18.2 Heart Amulet

Egyptian Fabric scrap signed by Elizabeth Face from a Coffin Lid Late Period, steatite Schermerhorn and inscribed “When Egyptian Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of this you see remember me.” Late Period, c. 664-332 BC, wood and Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Nineteenth century pigment. 2016.42.7 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.4 Gift of Sue McGovern-Huffman and

Mark Huffman, 2016.36 Papyrus Amulet Bedding for doll bed includes white Egyptian cotton sheet edged with lace, quilt, Relief Carved Limestone Quarter Late Period, feldspar mattress and pillow Column from the portico of a Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Quilt made by Elizabeth DeForest Ramesside Tomb Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, c. 1860, cotton Egyptian 2016.42.8 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.8 Limestone

Gift of Joop Bollen, 2016.39 Ptahtek Amulet Egg Cozies, embroidered Egyptian Irene DeForest th Scarab of Thutmosis III with obelisk Late Period, faience Mid-19 c., cotton and silk Egyptian Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.43 New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, steatite Egyptologist Peter Lacovara,

Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of 2016.42.9 Fragment of Woven Coverlet Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Anna Lambert Walker (1788-1845) 2016.42.1 Scarab with Ankh c. 1840, wool Egyptian Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.44 Multiple Scarabs New Kingdom, faience

Egyptian Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Apron, Masonic owned by Second Intermediate Period, steatite Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Bartholomew Schermerhorn Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of 2016.42.10 DeForest Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Unidentified maker 2016.42.2 Statue of Sekhmet c. 1860, leather Egyptian Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.57 Face Scaraboid Late period, bronze

Egyptian Gift of Albert Alston, 2016.45 Coverlet, commemorative of Capital New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, steatite Region Historic Sites Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Unidentified maker Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, c.2000, cotton 2016.42.3 Gift of Barbara and James Hoehn, Henry Johnson in Field Uniform

2016.48.2 Vincent J. Forte, Sr. (1931-2003) Scarab with the Name Amun 1996, plaster Egyptian Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.1 New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, steatite

Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Christopher Columbus Stela fragment depicting Mut and Egyptologist Peter Lacovara, Vincent J. Forte, Sr. (1931-2003) Amun 2016.42.4 1992, plaster Egyptian Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.2 New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, c. 1550 – Scarab Bracelet

1295 B.C., limestone Scarabs from New Kingdom to Late nd Mayor Erastus Corning 2 Gift of Peter Lacovara, 2016.12 Period in nineteenth-century mounts, Vincent J. Forte, Sr. (1931-2003) steatite, gold, silver, and enamel 1984, plaster Fragment of Coptic Textile Gift of Yvonne Markowitz in honor of Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.3 Egypt Egyptologist Peter Lacovara,

Fourth to seventh century A.D., wool 2016.42.5 President Bill Clinton From the collection of actor Zero Vincent J. Forte, Sr., finished by Vince Mostel Lion Amulet Forte, Jr. Gift of Douglas Cohn, 2016.18.1 1993, plaster Marketing Display for First Prize Ham Metal time stamp used at ALCO, Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.4 Albany Packaging Divisions, Tobin Schenectady Packing, CO. 1920s, wood, metal Coat of Arms of the City of Albany 1949, photomechanical print on Gift of Joe Gensheimer, 2016.14.4 Unidentified maker cardboard 1973, bronze Gift of Barbara Casey, 2016.11 Magnet with picture of Pope John Marked on back “K.S. McH Christmas Paul II and George W. Bush 1973 N.A.R.” Oval Shaker Box c. 2000, printed paper and magnet Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.7 Mount Lebanon Community, New Gift of Phoebe Powell Bender, York 2016.15 Bas Relief Plaque of Charlemagne c. 1825, maple and pine Haight & Clark, Albany, New York Gift of Bernard and Jeanne Brown in Civil War Era Sword with Scabbard n.d. iron with a bronze finish memory of James Gwynn, 2016.13a-b Owned by Bartholomew DeForest Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.9 c. 1862, steel, brass, shagreen, leather Program clock (“slave clock”) Gift of DeForest (Mike) Mellon, Jr., Native American International Business Machines 2016.19.3 Betty Warren (1920-1993) Late 1930s, wood, metal, glass c. 1989, bronze, marble, turquoise Gift of Joe Gensheimer, 2016.14.1 Price Chopper Employee Nametag, Gift of Norman S. Rice, 2016.50 with the name “Harold” c. 1976, plastic Variation on a Crimson Theme Gift of Harold Lohner, 2016.22.2 Russell Serrianne c. 2014, vine tendrils with clear Store Price Stamp shellac surface on paper Used at Price Chopper Supermarket Albany Institute of History & Art c. 1976, metal, rubber, ink Purchase Prize for 2016 Exhibition by Gift of Harold Lohner, 2016.22.3 Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region, 2016.51 Brown Paper Bag printed with Albany Public Markets logo, “Division of Weis Markets, Inc.” and slogan, “Prices You Can Depend On.” 1960s, printed paper

Gift of Harold Lohner, 2016.22.4 Sculpting and carving tools used by

Vincent J. Forte, Sr. Building Plaque for Dobler Brewing Second half twentieth century, metal, Co., Albany, NY. wood Early twentieth century, bronze Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.5.1-40 Gift of William M. Harris, 2016.37

Wooden water pipe extracted from Three Rolls of Perforated Toilet State Street, Albany Paper in Wrappers Early nineteenth century, wood Albany Perforated Wrapping Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.14 Native American Company (APW), Albany, NY Betty Warren (1920-1993) Wrapper designed by Hajo Christoph Cut-out Figure of St. Patrick c. 1989, bronze, marble, turquoise c. 1935, paper and ink Vincent J. Forte, Sr. (d.2003) Gift of Norman S. Rice Gift of Stewart Wagner, 2016.38.1-.3 c. 1960, pastel mounted to Masonite 2016.50 board and sealed Glass paperweight with photo of the Gift of Michelina Forte, 2016.3.15 steamboat “Washington Irving” Two-sided Clock Early twentieth century, glass, gelatin Two “IT’S TIME! TO BUILD A International Time Recording silver photographic print CONVENTION CENTER” pins Division of IBM Gift of Linda McLean, 2016.40 Gift of John Polydouris, 2016.4.1, 2 Early 1920s, wood, metal, glass

Gift of Joe Gensheimer, 2016.14.2 Cast Salamander Paperweight Baseball Made by Haight & Clark, Iron and Inscribed: Sunday July 3, 1955 / Employee Job Recorder used at Brass Founders, Albany, New York Elmira & Bluejays / at / Schenectady / ALCO, Schenectady n.d., brass 3-0 Bluejays 1920s, wood, metal Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.3 Gift of Gary R. Hayes, 2016.7 Gift of Joe Gensheimer, 2016.14.3

Color Triangles Game Baking Pan Pair of butter paddles The Embossing Co., Albany, NY 1860s, cast iron 19th century, wood c. 1925, painted wood Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.17 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.32 Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.4 Spice Box with Square Containers Fork, 3 pronged “Double Header” Softball, “No. F12 1860s, painted tinned sheet iron 19th century, iron Official Clincher” with Original Box Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.18 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.33 J. DeBeer & Son, Albany, NY n.d., leather with printed cardboard Fish-shaped Food Mold Curling iron box 1860s, tinned sheet iron 19th century, iron Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.6 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.21 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.34

Sailing Ship Doorstop Pestle Pencil Albany Foundry Company, Albany, c. 1860, wood 19th century, graphite in metal sleeve NY Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.22 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.35 n.d., bronze Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, 2016.43.8 Food Grater Cooking pots 1860s, tinned sheet iron 19th century, iron Travel Bag Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.23 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.36- Used by Maud DeForest when family 37 moved to Clinton, Iowa in 1866 Scale c. 1866, leather with metal clasp Foster Door Plate “B.S. DeForest” Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.6 Late nineteenth century, metal, paint Marked “W. Brown.” Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.24 19th century, silver Five-branch Candelabra Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.40 1860s, cast iron Skimmer Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.9 1860s, sheet iron Necklace made for Julia Maude Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.25 DeForest by her aunt Sarah to Tin Cake Tube Pan prevent nose bleeds. 1860s, tinned sheet iron Cooking Spoon 19th century, cotton Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.10 1860s, iron Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.41 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.26 Tin caster Drafting Set (8 piece) in Original case 1860s, tinned sheet iron Waffle Mold Owned by Bartholomew Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.11 1860s, iron Schermerhorn DeForest. Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.27 19th century, white metal Tin scoop Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.54 1860s, tinned sheet iron Round Pastry Cutter Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.12 1860s, tinned sheet iron Lap Desk – given to Irene DeForest Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.28 by her father Bartholomew (2) Food Choppers Schermerhorn DeForest S. Denton, Auburn, NY Brush, hat belonged to Jacob c. 1867, wood 1860s, steel with wood DeForest, Jr. (1797-1882). Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.55 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.13 c.1820, wood with natural bristles a,b Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.58 Wall Hanging Match Holder with Masonic Emblem Coffee Grinder Tool used to scallop edges of piecrust 19th century, wood 1860s, wood and cast iron by DeForest, actually used to scallop Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.56 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.14 edges of fabric 19th century, iron Hand Bell used as a dinner bell by Trivet Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.29 DeForest family 1860s, cast iron mid-19th century, brass with wood Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.15 Toaster shaped like Maltese cross handle 19th century, iron, wood Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.61 Cornbread Mold Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.30 1860s, cast iron Walking Stick owned by B.S. Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.16 Spoon DeForest 19th century, wood 19th century, wood, metal Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.31 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.63 By Hartgen Archeological Associates, Gift of Doug McCombs, LIB Brick from “Schuylenburgh” house Inc, 2015 2016.32.2 built by Ryer Schermerhorn in Gift of Saratoga National Park, LIB Rotterdam area. 2016.11.2 Elite Gentlemen’s Clubs in Albany, 1676, brick New York, 1866-1920 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.64 Horizon: Transferware and By Timothy J. Malloy Contemporary Ceramics by Paul SUNY MA Thesis, 1996 Potato Masher Scott Gift of Victor Oberting III, LIB 19th century, wood Arnoldsche Art Publishers, Oslo, 2016.33 Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.71 2015 Gift of Paul Scott, LIB 2016.17 Stories in Sterling: Four Centuries of Measuring Cup Silver in New York 19th century, metal The Art of American Still Life: By Margaret K. Hofer Gift of Anthea DeForest, 2016.44.72 Audubon to Warhol New-York Historical Society Museum By Mark D. Mitchell & Library, London, 2011 Board Game, Meet the Mayor at City Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2015 Gift of New-York Historical Society, Hall, Albany, New York, 1986 Gift of Sandra J. Markham, LIB LIB 2016.34 Gift of Barbara and James Hoehn, 2016.21.1 2016.48.1 Regency Women’s Dress: College Currency: Money for Technniques and Patterns 1800- Business Training 1830 By Herb and Martha Schingoethe By Cassidy Percoco BNR Press, Port Clinton, 1993 Costume and Fashion Press, Batsford,

Gift of Prentiss Carnell, LIB 2016.22.1 2015 Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Gift of Cassidy Percoco, LIB 2016.35 Family Memoirs (4 vols) Il viaggio di pehr Kalm in Nord By Cuyler Reynolds, 1911 America, 1747-1751 By Rosemarie Tangled Roots: A Collection of Life Gift of Elizabeth Kindlon in memory Tsubaki Stories of Mildred Albright, LIB 2016.1 Europa Edizioni, Rome, 2016 Dataflow, Albany, 2016

Gift of Publisher, LIB 2016.25 Gift of Jim Corsaro, LIB 2016.36.5 Jervis McEntee: Painter-Poet of the

Hudson River School Women Attorney Trailblazers in New Joel Shapiro: New Sculpture By Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art York State November 2, 2007-January 19, 2008 SUNY New Paltz, 2015 New York State Bar Association, By Joel Shapiro and Richard Shiff Gift of Herbert Shultz, Jr., LIB 2016.4 2015 (2 copies) PaceWildenstein, New York, 2007

Gift of Publisher, LIB 2016.26.1, .2

Gift of Joel Shapiro, LIB 2016.41 Indigo Quilts: 30 Quilts from the Poos Happenstance Collection by By Kay and Lori Lee By Barbara Roux, 2015 A Field Guide to Patricia Johanson’s Triplett Gift of Barbara Roux, LIB 2016.30 Works: Built, Proposed, Collected & C&T Publishing, Lafayette, 2015 Published Gift of Publisher, LIB 2016.6.1-.2 Birds Can Fly, Why Can’t I? By Sue Spaid

By Vicki Addesso Dodd, illustrated by Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, The Gilded Edge: The Art of the David Hill. Saratoga Springs 2012 Frame Publishing, 2015 Gift of Patricia Johanson, LIB 2016.42 By Eli Wilner Gift of Rosemarie Rosen, LIB 2016.31 Chronical Books, San Francisco, 2011 Two William S. Hackett Junior High Gift of Eli Wilner & Co, LIB 2016.9 Mistress of the House, Mistress of School yearbooks 1941-1942 and

Heaven: Women in Ancient Egypt 1949-1950 National Register of Historic Places By Anne K. Capel and Glenn E. Gift of Marilyn J. Poulos, LIB 2016.43 Registration Form: Saratoga National Markoe Historical Park Hudson Hills Press, New York, 1996 From Philadelphia Bush to Albany By the National Park Service, 2012 Gift of Doug McCombs, LIB Bush Gift of Saratoga National Park, LIB 2016.32.1 By Mrs. Bethune M. Grant, Jr. 2016.11.1 D.A.R., Johnstown Chapter, 1938

Mount Zion Sepulchral Portraits Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.1 Inventory King William’s and King By John Yang George’s Wars Battlefields: 1689- D.A.P., New York, 2001 Fish House through the Years 1697 and 1744 to 1748 By Kathryn Sleezer Sacandaga Press, Broadalbin, 1975 Pennsylvania Tunnels and Manhattan Japanese Tales Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.2 Transfer Selected, Edited and Translated by By Brian J. Cudahy Royall Tyler Pantheon Books, New Chronicles of the Hudson: Three S. Greene Press, Brattleboro, 1975 York, 1987 Centuries of Travel and Adventure Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.12 Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.6 By Roland Van Zandt Black Dome Press, Hensonville, 1992 Adirondack Steamboats on Raquette Japan Through American Eyes: the Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.4 and Blue Mountain Lakes Journal of Francis Hall, 1859-1866 By Harold K. Hochschild By F.G. Notehelfer The Sacandaga Story: A Valley of Syracuse University Press, Syracuse, Westview Press, Boulder, 2001 Yesteryear 1974 Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.7 By Larry Hart Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.13 Riedinger and Riedinger, Photography in Japan, 1853-1912 Schenectady, 1969 The Hudson (Fiftieth Anniversary By Terry Bennett Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.5 Edition) Tuttle Publishing, Rutland, 2006 By Carl Lamson Carmer Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.8 The Cherry Valley Massacre, Fordham University Press, New York, November 11, 1778: The Frontier 1989 Japonisme: Cultural Crossing Atrocity that Shocked a Young Nation Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.14 between Japan and the West By David Goodnough By Lionel Lambourne Franklin Watts, Inc., New York, 1968 Our Academy: Students, Families, and Phaidon Press Limited, New York, Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.6 Achievements, The First Century of 2005 Albany Academy, Vol I. Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.9 Some Pioneer Women of Johnstown By Henry Hun, Henry H. Hun and By Mrs. John L. Potter, Regent John T. McClintock Once upon a Time: Visions of old Leader-Republican-Herald, The Troy Book Makers, Troy, 2016 Japan from the photos of Beato and Johnstown Chapter D.A.R., 1937 Gift of Monica K. Oberting Esq., LIB Stilfried and the words of Pierre Loti Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.7 2016.46 By Pierre Loti Friendly Press, New York, 1986 Hudson River Pilot: From Steamboats American Clipper Ships, 1833-1858 Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.10 to Super Tankers Vol. 1& 2 By Captain John G. Hamilton By Octavius T. Howe and Frederick C. The Great Wave; Gilded Age Misfits, Black Dome Press, Hensonville, 2001 Matthews Japanese Eccentrics, and The Dover Publications, New York, 1986 Opening of Old Japan Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.8 Gift of Tom Nelson, LIB 2016.51.1-.2 By Christopher Benfey Random House, New York, 2003 Vanishing Markers: Memories of Icon and Outcast: The Life of Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.11 Boston & Maine Railroading 1946- Jonathan Goble 1952 By F. Calvin Parker Spoilsmen in a “Flowery Fairyland”: By Ralph E Fisher iUniverse, Inc, New York, 2007 The Development of the U.S. Legation S. Green Press, Brattleboro, 1976 Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.1 in Japan, 1859-1906 By Jack L. Hammersmith Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.9 Professor Risley and the Imperial The Kent State University Press, Japanese Troupe: How an American Kent, 1998 Caroga: The Town Recalls Its Past Acrobat Introduced Circus to Japan Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.12 By Barbara McMartin and Japan to the West Town of Caroga, Caroga, 1976 By Frederik L. Schodt Breathing Life into Stone: The Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.10 Stone Bridge Press, Berkeley, 2012 Sculpture of Henry DiSpirito Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.2 By Ashley Hopkins-Benton Daily Life in Holland in the Year 1566 Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown, and the Story of My Ancestor’s Koshashin: The Hall Collection of 2013 Treasure Chest 19th Century Photographs of Japan Gift of Dolores DiSpirito, Theresa By Rien Poortvliet By Terry Bennett DiSpirito, and Loretta DiSpirito Harry N. Abrams, New York, 1992 Capital Colour Press, Ltd, Alberta, Lonoconto, LIB 2016.56 Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.11 2009 Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.4 Fifty Acres of Beach and Wood: Rails under the Mighty Hudson: The Discovering the Adirondack Heritage Story of the Hudson Tubes, the of Indian Point By Tom Thacher Birch Point Press, Inc., West Letters to and from Robert E. Includes article about Zero Mostel Springfield, 2016 Livingston, 1873 and his collections and mentions Gift of Tom Thacher, LIB 2016.58 Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.8 Coptic textiles. Gift of Douglas Cohn, LIB 2016.37 Beyond Modern Sculpture: The Daily diary for a girl from the Capital Effects of Science and Technology on District, 1925. Manuscript collection including the Sculpture of this Century Gift of Kathy Quinn, LIB 2016.23.1 photos, certificates, books and By Jack Burnham ephemera relating to the DeForest George Braziller Inc., New York, 1973 1833 Document Receipt to Mr. family. Jedediah Stevens from Henry Gift of Anthea DeForest, LIB 2016.67 Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Herbert Van Dyke for $1.24 2016.63.1 Gift of Kathy Quinn, LIB 2016.23.5

A Rich Inheritance: Oriental Rugs of Henry Yates papers, including photos,

19th and Early 20th Centuries articles, biography written by Emily Women’s Suffrage Broadside, Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, 1974 Yates. Watervliet, NY. “You will wish to hear Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.3 the Famous Canadian Woman 2016.63.2 Suffrage Leader Mrs. Flora McD. Attil Pasquini family history, on CDs Dennison and Mr. Frank Dunham The Spoils of War: WWII and its and paper copies about. Oral history (formerly of Colorado)…” aftermath: The Loss, Reappearance, with Attil & Helen Pasquini Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.10 and Recovery of Cultural Property July 16, 1994

By Elizabeth Simpson Gift of John Fletcher Pasquini, LIB Block Leader Festival – 1943, Henry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, 2016.44 Washington Park, August 22, 1943 1997 Gift of Joyce M. Testa, LIB 2016.19 Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Collection of copies of Lathrop family

2016.63.3 papers owned by the Print Club of Garage sale sign for Morris Gerber Albany. (2 boxes) collection: RARE BOOKS – ETC, 55 New York School: Another View Jan Gift of Print Club of Albany, LIB Sycamore St. 10-4 by Appointment 24-Mar 20, 2005 2016.53 Only Opalka Gallery, Albany, 2005 Gift of Dennis Holzman, LIB 2016.38 Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Documents related to Ten Eyck

2016.63.4 family found in wall of Ten Eyck th New York by Rail 13 Annual Edition House, 7 Church Street, Gift of Amanda Stickney, LIB 2016.39 Symbols in the Wilderness: Early Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Island

Masonic Survivals in Upstate New Gift of Alex Schroeder, LIB 2016.60 York By Joscelyn Godwin and Christian Collection of newspaper articles, Goodwillie photographs, cards, magazines and AIHA Files on Colonel John th Richard W. Couper Press, Rochester, newspapers related to the donor’s McConihe, 169 N.Y. Infantry. 2016 career as a cartoonist, courtroom Prepared by Steven M. Wiezbicki Gift of Publisher, LIB 2016.69 artist and illustrator. Gift of Steven M. Wiezbicki, LIB Gift of Jeanne Benas, LIB 2016.61 2016.13

The Great Ledge: Exploring Thacher

WMHT Documentary, 2015 Material from the Albany Gift of Matthew Bender IV, LIB Tricentennial Celebration 1986 14 Bound volumes of Helderberg Sun, 2016.15 Gift from the Lewis A. Swyer Family, 1975-1981

LIB 2016.3 Gift of Voorheesville Public Library, Video: Upstate Edition # 200208, LIB 2016.8.1-.14 March 2002, Jim Jamison Capitol Robert Vincent Hunter: An Roof Appreciation by Ray Cecil Carter The New York Times Gift of Matthew Bender IV, LIB Gift of Louise Marwill, LIB 2016.7 Wednesday, September 12, 2001: 2016.48.1 “U.S. ATTACKED”

Copies of newspapers, articles and Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.2 The New York State Capitol: From reports done by Dorothy Stanton Generation to Generation, while employed by the Albany LIFE magazine September 21, 1988 Institute of History & Art. December 4, 1964. Edition Concepts Prints, Inc, New Gift of Barbara Stanton, LIB 2016.10 York Gift of Matthew Bender IV, LIB “Spirit’s Flight” (Erastus Dow Palmer’s Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB 2016.48.2 bas relief) 2016.63.6 c. 1859, albumen photographic print Chateau on the Hill: The Story of the framed Citizens United Reform Effort (CURE) New York State Capitol Building by Gift of Valerie C. Sandford, LIB Campaign (Dan Button with Chuck John Romeo, 1992. 2016.20 Liddle) Gift of Matthew Bender IV, LIB 1966, gelatin silver photographic 2016.48.3 Watervliet, NY Tire Shop print c.1920, gelatin silver photographic Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB print 2016.63.7 Gift of Kathy Quinn, LIB 2016.23.4

Citizens United Reform Effort (CURE) Harmanus Bleecker Hall, Albany Bill McEwan and Gertrude Peck Campaign 1961, gelatin silver c. 1905-1910, gelatin silver McEwan photographic print photographic print Gelatin silver photographic print Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Gift of Bob Martin, LIB 2016.14 Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.1 2016.63.8

New York Telephone Building, Albany West Façade of New York State Citizens United Reform Effort (CURE) c. 1930, gelatin silver photographic Capitol 1966, Gelatin silver photographic print By Dan Weaks print Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.1 c. 1984, gelatin silver photographic Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB

print 2016.63.9 Construction of the Egg Gift of Jack Shear, LIB 2016.28.1 Dec 17, 1975, gelatin silver “That Sticky Feeling” Molasses Spill at photographic print The Capitol from the East Port of Albany Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.3 By William Brook Clift III (b. 1944) UPI Telephoto

c. 2004, gelatin silver photographic 1968, gelatin silver photograph Interior of Sage Mansion print Gift of Kathy Quinn in memory of n.d., gelatin silver photographic print Gift of Jack Shear, LIB 2016.28.2 Michael N. Nolan, LIB 2016.65.1

Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.4 Photograph album with cartes de Victorian Ladies at Baerena Park,

visite of members of the DeForest Albany Interior of Sage Mansion family, including Bartholomew 19th century, tintype n.d., gelatin silver photographic print Schermerhorn DeForest in Civil War Gift of Kathy Quinn in memory of Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.5 uniform. Michael N. Nolan, LIB 2016.65.2

Mid-19th century Interior of Sage Mansion, Library Gift of DeForest (Mike) Mellon, Jr. John Begley in World War I Uniform n.d., gelatin silver photographic print LIB 2016.40 Gift of Alice C. Begley in memory of Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.6 Albany Police Captain John T. Begley,

Cabinet card of Mrs. Huntley LIB 2016.68 Interior of Sage Mansion, Dining 1892 Room Gift of Saratoga Springs City n.d., gelatin silver photographic print Historian, LIB 2016.50.2 Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.7

1920 Albany County Presidential Cabinet card of Mr. A.V.A. Huntley, Harriette Van Alstyne Frisbee with Ballot (Nov. 2, 1920) house painter 1892 her infant son Charles Van Alstyne Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.2 Gift of Saratoga Springs City Frisbee Historian, LIB 2016.50.3 Heart-shaped, floral frame Vermann’s Real Estate Agency

Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Brochure - Spring and Summer 1939 Four doughboys from Albany, N.Y. in Frisbee, LIB 2016.18.1 & George B. Ray Farm & Realty front of a stage door set up in France Agency Brochure during WWI Harriette Van Alstyne Frisbee with Gift of Barbara Casey, LIB 2016.16.9 February 26, 1919 her infant son Charles Van Alstyne Gift of Pamela Mary Doerr, LIB Frisbee 50 Cents (No. 38594) paper college 2016.54.1 Oval frame with picture of man currency for Albany Business College included at bottom. Gift of Prentiss Carnell, LIB 2016.22.2 Citizens United Reform Effort (CURE) Gift of the Estate of Priscilla B. Campaign (12 men in Washington) Frisbee, LIB 2016.18.2 Folsom’s National College Bank: 1966, gelatin silver photographic $10.00 paper college currency Gift of Prentiss Carnell, LIB 2016.22.3 Six WWII ration books for William, boundaries of Great Land Patents Helen, and Linda Sutin between the years 1766-1883.) International College Bank, $1.00 Gift of Linda Sutin Shapiro, given in By Verplanck Colvin paper college currency for Bryant, memory of the Sutin family of Albany, Weed, Parsons and Company, Albany, Stratton & Company LIB 2016.64.1-6 1884 Gift of Prentiss Carnell, LIB 2016.22.4 Gift of Jim Corsaro, LIB 2016.36.2 Brochure about the “New Kenmore Postcard of Guilderland School, Hotel” State of New York Seventh Annual Guilderland, NY Gift of Dawn M. Moore, LIB Report on the progress of the Gift of Kathy Quinn, LIB 2016.23.2 2016.70.1 Topographical Survey of the Adirondack Region of NY to the year Business card of A Straub Café, 85 2 blank New Kenmore Hotel Tavern 1879 Schuyler Street, Albany order forms By Verplanck Colvin Gift of Kathy Quinn, LIB 2016.23.3 Gift of Dawn M. Moore, LIB Weed, Parsons and Company, Albany, 2016.70.2 1880 Scrapbook including multiple articles Gift of Jim Corsaro, LIB 2016.36.3 and obituaries of several religious 1 blank New Kenmore Hotel Rainbow leaders in the Capital District Room order form State of New York Report on the Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.4 Gift of Dawn M. Moore, LIB Progress of the Adirondack State 2016.70.3 Land Survey to the year 1886 (w/ Card “Cordial Greetings on Saint historical sketch of the work and Andrew’s Day” 2 checks made out to the New Table of Elevations) By Verplanck St. Andrew’s Society of the City of Kenmore Hotel Colvin Albany, NY June 18 and June 25, 1952 Weed, Parsons and Co, Albany, 1886 Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.5 Gift of Dawn M. Moore, LIB Gift of Jim Corsaro, LIB 2016.36.4 2016.70.4 Lifting Operations to New Heights, Gloversville Charter and By-Laws of Yearly report for 2013-2014 the Gloversville Water Works and Gift of Port of Albany, LIB 2016.29 Fire Department

Intelligence Steam Print, Troy, 1879 Davy, Ingraham, and Phillips Stove Postcard, “Along the Hudson River Gift of Jay C. Banker, LIB 2016.45.3 Manufacturers Office and Ware Postmarked: December 28, 1905 Room Gift of Peter Lacovara, LIB 2016.49 Pine Hills Bird Notes A.W. Scribner & Co., Troy, 1856 By Henry A. Slack Gift of Anonymous, LIB 2016.12 Souvenir Folder of Albany, N.Y. with Gift of Saratoga Springs City color postcards Published by Chas W. Historian, LIB 2016.50.1 The Rainbow Hughes, Mechanicville, N.Y. By A.J. McDonald Gift of Pamela Mary Doerr, LIB Americans in Eastern Asia: A Critical H.H. Van Dyke, Albany, 1847 2016.54.2 Study of the Policy of the United Gift of Sandra J. Markham, LIB States with reference to China, Japan 2016.21.2 Empty seed packet for Alyssum and Korea in the 19th Century

“Royal Carpet,” $.75 pack, J. B. Rice, By Tyler Dennett Art Out-of-Doors: Hints on Good Jr., Cambridge, New York The MacMillan Company, New York, Taste in Gardening By Mrs. Schuyler Gift of Jack Metzger, LIB 2016.62.1 1922 Van Rensselaer Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.3 Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, Empty seed packet for Amaranthus 1900 “Love Lies Bleeding,” $.75 pack, J. B. A Legacy of Historical Gleanings, vol. Gift of Norman S. Rice, LIB 2016.24.6 Rice, Jr., Cambridge, New York II

Gift of Jack Metzger, LIB 2016.62.2 By Mrs. Catharina Van Rensselaer State of New York Report of the Bonney Superintendent of the State Land Empty seed packet for Lavender J Munsell, Albany, 1875 Survey of the State of New York floral seeds, $.75 pack, J. B. Rice, Jr., Gift of Erika Sanger, LIB 2016.52.5 By Verplanck Colvin Shushan, New York Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co., Gift of Jack Metzger, LIB 2016.62.3 Albany Perspectives Albany, 1897 By W. H. Smith Paper Corp Gift of Jim Corsaro, LIB 2016.36.1 Empty seed packet for Chinese W.H. Smith Paper Corp, Albany,

Cabbage “Wong Bok,” $.75 pack, J. B. 1990’s State of New York Report on the Rice, Jr., Cambridge, New York. Gift of Charles M. Liddle III, LIB Adirondack and State Land Surveys to Gift of Jack Metzger, LIB 2016.62.4 2016.63.5 the Year 1884 (w/ descript. of

Catalogue of Modern Business Appliances, Joseph Green, 14 Beaver St., Albany, c.1923 Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, LIB 2016.66.1

45RPM Golden Oldies catalog, Blue Note Record Shop, 156 Central Ave, Albany, c.1973 Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, LIB 2016.66.2

Historical Sketch of the Burn’s Statue Presentation copy given to sculptor Charles Calverley Albany: Weed, Parson & Co., 1889 Gift of Walter R. Wheeler, LIB 2016.66.3

FINANCIAL STATEMENT (estimated)

The Albany Institute of History & Art is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3). Funding comes from grants, foundations and corporations, individual contributions, membership, admissions, benefits and events, and investment income.

REVENUE AND EXPENSES Year end December 31, 2016

SUPPORT & REVENUE Total

Memberships $ 139,860 Corporate Support $ 68,324 Contributions $ 574,796 Government Grants $ 111,874 Private Foundation & Other Grants $ 69,986 Fund-raising Events, net $ 371,265 Education $ 36,602 Curatorial $ 22,148 Site Rentals $ 15,321 Shop Sales $ 79,765 Café Sales $ 75,911 Admissions $ 55,062 Other $ 137,614 Total support & revenues $ 1,758,528

OPERATING EXPENSES Museum administration $ 415,060 Education $ 181,316 Public relations $ 77,700 Curatorial $ 420,442 Security $ 33,880 Development $ 326,181 Library $ 38,315 Building and grounds $ 151,026 Shop expenses $ 86,584 Café expenses $ 80,776 . Interest & Credit $ 37,564 Total expenses $ 1,848,844

Operating income (loss) before other income (expense) $ (90,316) George R. Hearst III, Chair The Honorable Kathy Sheehan I. David Swawite, Vice Chair Barbara K. Hoehn, Vice Chair Darryl Teal, Treasurer, Finance Chair Morgan White Whalen, Secretary Tammis K. Groft Jean Lewis Maloy, Executive Committee Member Victor Oberting III, Executive Committee Member, Collections Chair, Development Chair

Susan Blabey Edward A. Bogdan III Deborah Groesbeck Bennett Linda Jackson-Chalmers Tammis K. Groft Nancy Laribee Joseph Benassi Denise Crisafulli Director of Development Director of Facilities Sarah Elmendorf DiStefano, & Communications Operations Governance Chair Michael Endler W. Douglas McCombs, PhD Aine Leader-Nagy Janine Moon Barbara Featherstonhaugh Chief Curator Public Relations & Security Officer Alan P. Goldberg Marketing Associate Diane Shewchuk Denise Gorman Curator Briana Thomas William M. Harris Membership & Ron Ross Susan Kambrich Allison Munsell Special Events Manager Visitor Services Charles M. Liddle III Digitization Specialist, Assistant Robert B. Lilley, Jr Rights & Reproduction Nicholas DeCicco Louise F. Marwill Grants Manager Thomas Nelson Meaghan Murphy Exhibition & Graphic Design Barbara Speck Tim Nowak Database & Development Derek Walley Susan O’Connor Amanda Stickney Coordinator Café Manager John Puig Curatorial Assistant Sara Regan Rosemarie V. Rosen Doug Rutnik Elizabeth Bechand William F. Ryan, Jr Erika Sanger (until Sept) Museum Shop Manager Jan Smith, Audit Chair Director of Education Chris Porter Peter Trimarchi Barbara Collins (until May) Sales Associate Bart Trudeau, Facilities Chair Education Coordinator F. Michael Tucker Susan Keegan Sabrina Ty Patrick Stenshorn Sales Associate Andrew Webb Education Coordinator Allana Trotman Sarah Clowe Sales Associate Museum Educator Phoebe Powell Bender Lydia Lynch Charles E. Carlson Sales Associate Prentiss Carnell Karen Hartgen Fisher Susan Hsu Michael M. Hayes Director of Finance & Nancy L. Hodes Human Resources

Edward Jennings Scott Stewart Robert J. Krackeler Finance Assistant Karen Nicholson Marie D. Shore Elizabeth A. Sonneborn F. Michael Tucker Candace K. Weir Judy White In 2016, the Albany Institute of History & Art: presented 8 major exhibitions; received as gifts 444 objects for cura- torial collections and 200 items for the library collection; purchased 3 curatorial objects and 1 library item; filled 83 rights and reproduction requests; reached more than 141,057 people— 33,970 on site; 85,966 on its website; 10,140 through social media platforms; and 10,981 through community programs; published 6 issues of the AIHA newsletter; employed 17 full-time and 8 part-time staff members; supervised the work of 19 interns; was assisted by 60 volunteers, 22 docents (who collectively contributed 5,124 hours), and 44 board members (who collectively contributed more than 9,168 hours); expended $1,719,853 to operate the museum and provide its services, and received $1,178,837 in federal, state, and local grants, as well as $1,028,092 in private gifts and grants.

The 1748 Arrival of Governor George Clinton Len Tantillo, 2016 Oil on canvas, 21 3/4 H x 35 W, 28 3/4 H x 42 1/2 W (framed) Albany Institute of History & Art, gift of Donald and Ann Eberle, 2016.27.1

IMAGE ON FRONT (EDITTED): A Studio Reception, Paris Thomas Pritchard (or Prichard) Rossiter (1818-1871), 1841 Oil on canvas, ht. 32 in., w. 39 5/8 in., in original gilt frame, ht. 42 ¾ in., w. 49 ¾ in. Albany Institute of History & Art, gift of Miss Ellen W. Boyd, cousin of the artist, 1916.4.1

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