NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Annual Report | 2018–2019 NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 New Britain Museum of American Art

Board Chair and Director’s Report 4 Organization 13 Exhibitions 12 Aquisitions and Loans 32 Education 54 Visitation and Community Outreach 60 Development 66

OUR THANKS TO NBMAA SUPPORTERS

Jay and Lorraine Breummer Memorial Fund BOARD CHAIR AND DIRECTOR’S REPORT

We are honored to celebrate a year of remarkable milestones, made possible by the collaboration, dedication, vision, and support of each and every one of our constituents. We set ambitious goals for fiscal year 2019—many of which were not only met, but far surpassed. Among the many highlights include: embarking on our most rigorous Annual Fund goal to date to raise $300,000, which we met and exceed by over $100,000—more than 133% of our goal; increasing admissions revenue by 304%; and breaking attendance and funding records during our blockbuster exhibition The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art, which received over 45,000 guests from across the nation over the course of 101 days!

NBMAA Permanent Collection Exhibitions

One of the New Britain Museum of American Art’s Within the year, we mounted 16 special exhibitions, greatest educational and cultural assets is our featuring over 200 different artists, and spanning world-class art collection, which we continued more than 225 years of American art. These to grow through strategic acquisitions, as well as exhibitions presented innovative and in-depth through the tremendous generosity of donors. This explorations of the history and future of American year our permanent collection was enhanced with art, engaged and built diverse audiences, forged the addition of 108 extraordinary gifts, purchases, institutional partnerships, and offered new ways and bequests. of interpreting and understanding our evolving cultural heritage. As part of our effort to bring greater representation of female artists to the Museum, we were especially In our FY19 exhibition programming, we were proud to support the work of emerging and thrilled to present countless “firsts” and one- established women of diverse backgrounds through of-a-kind art encounters. We showcased New several significant acquisitions. These purchases Britain-native Paul Baylock in his first Museum included a video by Chilean-American artist exhibition, comprising paintings from his celebrated Francisca Benítez, documenting her collaboration “Hardware City” series created in homage to with students from the American School for the his hometown of New Britain. For the first time, Deaf as part of her 2017-18 NEW/NOW exhibition at we juxtaposed historic and contemporary work the NBMAA. We commissioned Chinese-American in our Shaker Gallery in the exhibition Line and artist Louise Jones to produce a monumental Curve: The Ellsworth Kelly and Jack Shear Shaker botanical mural in our LeWitt Family Staircase in Collection from Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon conjunction with our 2019 exhibition The Beyond: with Prints by Ellsworth Kelly, which underscored Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art and the resounding influence of Shaker society on acquired her preparatory study for the work. The contemporary culture. Art In Farmington Village Museum undertook a major acquisition of work represented the first Museum exhibition to by internationally renowned African-American explore in-depth the artistic legacy of Farmington, artist Kara Walker, with the purchase of her 2005 Connecticut—an exhibition that also initiated many lithography series, Harper’s Pictorial History of the first-time partnerships with institutions including Civil War (Annotated), which will be the focus of an the Farmington Historical Society, the Farmington exhibition of the artist’s work at the NBMAA in 2020. Village Green and Library Association, and Miss Finally, we supported the work of regional artists Porter’s School. The NBMAA’s exhibition Dennis through the acquisition of New Britain-native Paul Hopper: The Lost Album featured the work of iconic Baylock’s Universal 1 and thank Paul for his generous American actor, director, and artist Dennis Hopper gift, Close Shave, 2016, currently on view at the and represented the first time his legendary Lost Governor’s Residence in Hartford. Album of photographs had been shown at a U.S. museum in nearly 50 years—a significant milestone In addition to showcasing these artworks in our in the celebration of the artist’s resounding own galleries, we took abundant opportunities to legacy. An equally historic exhibition, Neil Jenney: share our collection with broader audiences through American Realist represented the most extensive numerous external loans. The museum was delighted exhibition of the artist’s work in over ten years to loan 24 of our most distinguished works to special and the first to take a retrospective view exhibitions at 15 institutions in 9 states. The NBMAA’s encompassing nearly five decades of artistic active long-term loan program also enabled us to output, addressing timely subjects, including share over 200 works from our permanent collection climate change, social progress, and the precarious with 10 institutions in Connecticut and beyond—a state of our natural world. phenomenal opportunity to share our treasures and build awareness of, and appreciation for, our institution, far and wide.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 5 We developed several first-time collaborations in our best year ever. Perhaps most meaningfully, exciting and boundary-pushing shows, including however, the exhibition generated new partnerships, Pictures at an Exhibition with the Hartford grant funding, audience expansion, and inspiring Symphony. Inspired by Modest Mussorgsky’s encounters whose impact will last well beyond this renowned 1874 musical composition of the same landmark presentation. Thank you to all who visited, name, the exhibition featured works that spanned attended programs, brought friends, and who the NBMAA’s galleries and that were projected spread word about this innovative show! large-scale at the Bushnell Performing Arts Center during HSO’s October 2018 opening season. Our Attendance and Revenue concurrent exhibition Looking for America was part of a nationwide campaign led by the artist As a result of the remarkable success of The collective For Freedoms to inspire civic discourse; Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art, over 200 people from across the nation participated as well as the many other programs, initiatives, in our show. Meanwhile, we continued to promote and exhibitions on offer throughout FY19, we are the NBMAA beyond our physical footprint though thrilled to share that the NBMAA saw abundant dynamic off-site exhibitions, which included three fiscal growth throughout the year, including: a 53% installations drawn from our permanent collection growth in attendance, 12% financial growth in our at the Delamar Hotel in West Hartford, an exhibition individual memberships, 15% growth in corporate of our pulp art illustrations at the Union Club, and memberships, 31% increase in corporate support, an installation of artwork throughout the entire 166% increase in Museum Shop revenue, 17% Governor’s residence in Hartford, Connecticut. increase in annual revenue, and a 304% increase in admission revenue! The NBMAA’s Special Yet the exhibition that generated the most buzz and Exhibitions Fund continued to support major truly defined FY19 as a milestone in our Museum’s exhibitions, raising over $100,000 from individual history was our record-shattering blockbuster and foundation donors. presentation of The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art. Organized by Crystal Bridges We also undertook our most ambitious Annual Fund Museum of American Art and drawn from important to date—to raise $300,000 to support three major public and private collections across the country, components of FY19: The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe the exhibition brought together three dozen iconic and Contemporary Art, Education, and General works from O’Keeffe’s career alongside work by Operating Support. Thanks to the generosity of our twenty contemporary artists that expanded upon dedicated individual, foundation, and corporate the images and approaches that marked O’Keeffe’s donors, we raised over $400,000 toward these oeuvre. Among O’Keeffe’s paintings were seven initiatives—133% of the Annual Fund goal and a masterworks that the NBMAA obtained on loan record for the NBMAA! from premier museums, and that were not on view at any other venue of the exhibition tour. The overwhelming success of the The Beyond: Education and Visitor Experience Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art drew thousands of visitors to our museum. During the In addition to special and permanent collection course of the exhibition, we received over 45,000 exhibitions, our educational and public programs visitors from across the nation—more visitors per drew more visitors than ever. This year, over day than any previous show at the NBMAA has 20,000 people attended one of 585 educational drawn. We welcomed 490 new members to the programs, including lectures and studio workshops. museum and 1,030 membership renewals. Nearly For the third year in a row, the Museum served a every related program for The Beyond—from adult record number of school children. Student visits studio workshops and lectures, to children’s classes accounted for 12% of the Museum’s total visitation, and drop-in tours—was sold out or at capacity. and included 10,695 students, teachers, and Retail sales during the run of this blockbuster show chaperones from 54 cities and towns around the were $223,130.00, with a total of $329,290.46 in State. Over 6,500 adults participated in a studio merchandise sales for the entire year, making it class or workshop led by professional artists or

NBMAA attended one of dozens of gallery discussions or attendance from the year prior, and Museum After lectures led by Museum Staff, exhibiting artists Dark “MAD” continues to be a favorite among the or docents, or prominent regional and national museum’s “young professional” demographic. Last scholars and curators. The Museum continues to year’s “Hollywood Halloween” event drew 1,138 attract a diverse group of children and families guests, with $33,077.00 in revenue. with offerings designed to foster a passion for art and museums and create lifelong connections Among the abundant musical programs already to art and personal expression for children of all on offer, including our Walnut Hill Jazz Series, the ages, from infants to teenagers. This year nearly NBMAA launched an innovative, art-focused series 4,000 children, individually or together with their of extraordinary concert experiences, paired with families, participated in Education programs and scholarly lectures that explored diverse periods of 1,000s more families make up the Museum’s general artistic and musical innovation. With major support admission. from the Richard P. Garmany Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, Where Art Meets Our Visitor Experience staff have worked Music drew rave reviews and standing ovations from tremendously hard to make additional adult and attendees and featured some of the most popular public programs bigger and better than ever. First highlights of the NBMAA collection. Fridays have flourished, drawing a 44% increase in

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 7 Constituents

The NBMAA’s success relies on the advocacy and Members remain the lifeblood of our institution, dedication of an entire community of constituents, generating invaluable fiscal resources that benefit including trustees, staff, volunteers, members, every aspect of the Museum. In turn, we thank visitors, and funders. Our trustees remain among our members by offering special gallery talks and the Museum’s greatest supporters, generously receptions, behind the scenes tours, as well as offering their time, expertise, financial support, one-of-a-kind trips and art-inspired experiences. leadership, and enthusiasm to maintain the Thank you, also, to our incredible staff for yet again NBMAA’s strong foundations, while allowing achieving mini and not-so-mini miracles throughout the Museum to grow and flourish. Thank you in the year, and for working above and beyond to particular to our committee chairs and members, help the Museum achieve success. We welcome a who shepherd Museum initiatives with focus, care, robust team of new security and visitor experience and commitment. This year, trustees spearheaded staff during the run of The Beyond: Georgia a new strategic plan for 2020-24. We also thank O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art, who contributed trustees for their invaluable participation in Museum greatly to the show’s success. Finally, the NBMAA events, including our gala. Thank you to trustee benefits tremendously from the support of our Cynthia Cooper for serving as Gala Committee tireless volunteers. This year, Museum volunteers Chair for our May 2019 Art Party of the Year, which generously donated 16,550 hours of time, serving in drew nearly 300 guests and raised crucial funds to our docent program as well as various committees, support the Museum’s programs. We also remember and assisting nearly every Museum department. On and honor the great work of trustees who sadly behalf of all of us at the NBMAA, thank you to all of passed this year, including Richard T. McKernan, our valued constituents! Sylvia Bonney, and Michael Timura.

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 9 FY20 and a Glimpse at the Future

While we celebrate the phenomenal momentum of a dynamic roster of related programs will expand the past year, we have so much more to accomplish, conversations and dialogue about the role of and so many exciting plans to share and undertake women in the arts. The NBMAA will also highlight together in the year ahead. women artists in the Museum’s permanent collection, including our recent acquisitions by We are very proud and eager to announce our Francisca Benítez, Louise Jones, and Kara Walker. forthcoming initiative 2020/20 Women @ NBMAA. While 2020 represents a year-long initiative to Marking the centenary of women’s suffrage in focus on the work of women artists, it is also the America, The New Britain Museum of American Art beginning of a long-term commitment to bring will dedicate its entire 2020 exhibition programming greater gender equity and more expansive notions exclusively to the work of women artists. This of American art our institution. initiative seeks to challenge the underrepresentation of women in the visual arts by celebrating the We continue to strive to be among the most innovative work and significant impact of female- welcoming, dynamic, educational, and inspirational identifying artists throughout American history. institutions in the nation, by honoring our historical It also strives to enhance diversity in the galleries heritage of artistic excellence, while consistently by encompassing a wide spectrum of artists from challenging ourselves and our constituents to disparate historical periods as well as social, ethnic, consider the legacy and future of America, American and racial backgrounds. art, and the NBMAA, in new and different ways. Thank you for helping to make fiscal year 2019 From January 2020 through January 2021, the a tremendous success for the NBMAA, through Museum will present seven major exhibitions your invaluable service, support, commitment, and focusing on the work of iconic female artists, enthusiasm. We look forward to reaching more including solo exhibitions featuring Kara Walker, milestones together in the months and year to come! Anni Albers, Shantell Martin, Jennifer Wen Ma, and Helen Frankenthaler; thematic group shows With warm regards, exploring the work of Shaker women; and 20th and Min Jung Kim, Director & CEO 21st century women artists working toward social Anita Ferrante, Chair change. In conjunction with these exhibitions,

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 11 NBMAA ORGANIZATION

At the heart of the Museum are the tireless individuals who work collectively to fulfill our BY THE NUMBERS mission while leading the Museum into the 50 paid staff: 24 full time, 26 part time future. This diverse group includes our truly dedicated Board of Trustees and Committee 230 volunteers

Members, our remarkably talented Staff, and our 30 trustees hardworking Volunteers. Together, we welcome visitors, exhibit and preserve the collection, develop and implement programs and classes, engage and enrich our community, raise essential funding, attract and retain Members, maintain the facility and grounds, pay the bills, plan and execute events, sell items in the shop, promote the Museum and its programs, and manage all other moving parts.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Officers Kelly Jarvis ‘19 Robert Lesser Henry R. Martin Anita Ferrante, Chair, ‘19 David Jepson ‘21 Nelson H. White Virginia J. McKernan Kenneth J. Carifa, John M. Jezowski ‘19 Mayor Erin Stewart Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Vice-Chair, ‘20 Carolyn Joseph ‘19 Janet L. Myers John R. Rathgeber, Gary Knoble ‘20 Trustees Emeriti Gloria Oviedo Treasurer, ‘20 Margaret Marchak ‘19 Samuel Bailey, Jr. John J. Patrick, Jr. Michele Parrotta, Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘19 Timothy Bergstrom Hal Rives Secretary, ‘20 David Polk ‘21 Barbara Bradbury-Pape Chris Shivery Esther A. Pryor ‘19 Ken Boudreau Donna M. Stout Trustees René Rosado ‘21 Rhoda L. Chase Michael Timura** John C. Bombara ‘20 Thomas Soyster ‘19 Linda Cheverton-Wick Linda Tomasso Russell E. Burke III ‘21 Todd Stitzer ‘20 Leonard G. Clough Lindsley Wellman Dr. Peter Byeff ‘20 Melinda Sullivan ‘21 Dr. Martin Cooper Kathryn West Beverly Buckner-Baker ‘21 Albert Tomasso ‘19 Brendan T. Conry Kimberly Zeytoonjian William Chase ‘20 Kathryn Cox Kay Knight Clarke ‘20 Honorary Trustees Howard A. Fromson ** Deceased Jamie Hait Cohen ‘21 Mrs. Joan Baekeland Dr. Marie S. Gustin Cynthia Cooper ‘21 Alyce Fuller R. Alan Hunter John Downes ‘21 Charles and Irene Hamm Dr. Richard L. Judd Thomas C. Flanigan ‘20 The Honorable Nancy Coleman B. Levy Neal Freuden ‘19 Johnson and Brenda Manning John Howard ‘19 Dr. Theodore Johnson John S. Manning

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 13 FISCAL YEAR 19 COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS As of June 30, 2019

Executive Tom Bell, Development Staff Director of Finance and Min Jung Kim, Committee Human Resources+ & Marketing Director and CEO Amanda Shuman-Bisson, Michelle Hargrave, Trustees Committee Associate Director of Deputy Director Anita Ferrante, Development Trustees Cynthia Cormier, Chair Jamie Hait Cohen, Director of Education Kenneth J. Carifa, Chair Maura O’Shea, Vice-Chair Collections Ken Boudreau Manager of Education Michele Parrotta, Committee (Trustee Emeritus) Programs Secretary Brendan Conry Hannah Kruger, Coordinator John R. Rathgeber, Trustees (Trustee Emeritus) of Youth Studio and Treasurer Thomas Soyster, Anita Ferrante Family Programs Kay Knight Clarke, Chair (Ex Officio) Bonnie Sullivan, At-Large John C. Bombara Thomas C. Flanigan Studio Art Educator John N. Howard, Russell E. Burke III Susan Rathgeber Past Chairman Kenneth J. Carifa Donna Stout Kelly Jarvis, Kay Knight Clarke Facilities & (Trustee Emeritus) At-Large Cynthia Cooper Albert Tomasso Planning Thomas Soyster, Anita Ferrante Committee At-Large (Ex Officio) Staff Thomas C. Flanigan Min Jung Kim, Trustees Gary Knoble Staff Director and CEO John N. Howard, Min Jung Kim, Brenda Manning Michelle Hargrave, Chair (Trustee Emeritus) Director and CEO Deputy Director David Jepson, Michelle Hargrave, Margaret Marchak Amanda Shuman-Bisson, Chair Henry R. Martin Deputy Director Associate Director of William Chase (Trustee Emeritus) Development John Downes Dr. M. Stephen Miller Audit Melissa Nardiello, Marketing Anita Ferrante Michele Parrotta and Design Manager (Ex Officio) Committee René Rosado Neal Freuden Donna Stout Trustees Education Michele Parrotta (Trustee Emeritus) John R. Rathgeber, John R. Rathgeber Lindsley Wellman Committee Chair Thomas Soyster (Trustee Emeritus) John C. Bombara Trustees Albert Tomasso Ken Boudreau Museum Members David Polk, Museum Member (Trustee Emeritus) Muriel Fleischman Chair Chip Eveleth William Chase Tom Gworek Anita Ferrante Kay Knight Clarke Susan Hight (Ex Officio) Staff Brendan Conry Paul Kanev Carolyn Joseph Min Jung Kim, (Trustee Emeritus) Brenda Manning Mary Piazza Director and CEO Anita Ferrante Susan Rathgeber+ (Trustee Emeritus) Michelle Hargrave, (Ex Officio) John R. Rathgeber Deputy Director John N. Howard Staff René Rosado Tom Bell, Margaret Marchak Min Jung Kim, Director of Finance and Esther Pryor Director and CEO Museum Members Human Resources+ Todd Stitzer Michelle Hargrave, Ruthie Davis Paul Grzyb, Deputy Director Katherine Dow Manager of Facilities and Staff Keith Gervase, Terry Gianzinetti Min Jung Kim, Security Collections Manager Anna Tufankjian Director and CEO Lisa Hayes Williams, Lynn Wadhams Michelle Hargrave, Associate Curator Deputy Director

NBMAA Finance Investment Low Illustration Nominating Committee Committee Committee Committee

Trustees Trustees Trustees Trustees John R. Rathgeber, Chair John M. Jezowski, Chair Lindsley Wellman, Kenneth J. Carifa, Chair John C. Bombara Ken Boudreau Chair (Trustee Emeritus) Anita Ferrante (Ex Officio) Ken Boudreau (Trustee Emeritus) Anita Ferrante John N. Howard (Trustee Emeritus) Beverly Buckner-Baker John M. Jezowski William Chase William Chase Museum Members David Polk Kay Knight Clarke Brendan Conry Scott Bakal Donna Stout Brendan Conry (Trustee Emeritus) Dick Boyle (Trustee Emeritus) (Trustee Emeritus) Anita Ferrante Leslie Cober-Gentry Anita Ferrante (Ex Officio) Cora Lynn Deibler Staff (Ex Officio) John N. Howard Vincent DiFate Min Jung Kim, John N. Howard John R. Rathgeber Leonard Everett Fisher Director and CEO Margaret Marchak Hal Rives (Trustee Emeritus) Terri Goldich Michelle Hargrave, Esther Pryor Todd Stitzer Rebecca Leveille-Guay Deputy Director Todd Stitzer Wendell Minor Staff Dennis Nolan+ + Resigned during FY19 Staff Min Jung Kim, Roger Reed Min Jung Kim, Director and CEO Jack Tom Director and CEO Michelle Hargrave, Eric Velasquez Michelle Hargrave, Deputy Director John Witt Deputy Director Tom Bell, Tom Bell, Director of Finance and Staff Director of Finance and Human Resources+ Min Jung Kim, Human Resources+ Director and CEO Amanda Shuman-Bisson, Keith Gervase, Associate Director of Collections Manager Development Lisa Hayes Williams, Associate Curator

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 15 Bylaws Committee Strategic Plan Gala Committee

(Ad Hoc) (Ad Hoc) Trustees Staff Cynthia Cooper, Chair Min Jung Kim, Director and Trustees Trustees Jamie Cohen CEO Kenneth J. Carifa Jamie Hait Cohen, Chair Anita Ferrante (Ex Officio) Michelle Hargrave, Deputy Kay Knight Clarke Kenneth J. Carifa Thomas C. Flanigan Director Anita Ferrante (Ex Officio) Anita Ferrante (Ex Officio) Kelly Jarvis Amanda Shuman-Bisson, John N. Howard John N. Howard Donna Stout Associate Director of Kelly Jarvis Michele Parrotta (Trustee Emeritus) Development Margaret Marchak David Polk Jenna D. Lucas, Michele Parrotta John R. Rathgeber Museum Members Development Associate/ Thomas Soyster Albert Tomasso Gail Byeff Membership Albert Tomasso Carol Conry Alexis Zimmerman, Staff Katherine Dow Development Assistant Staff Min Jung Kim, Director and Marie Dudley Min Jung Kim, Director and CEO Jan Hasenjager Consultant CEO Wendy Kirkland Marina Luri-Clark, Gala Michelle Hargrave, Deputy Margaret Lawson Coordinator Director Suzanne J. Levy Susan Rathgeber Tania Pichardo Weiss

NBMAA OUR DEDICATED STAFF as of June 30, 2019

Management & Education Enrico Rossetti, Lisa Santini, Administration Cynthia Cormier, Security# Visitor Experience Min Jung Kim, Director of Education Gregory Scarlett, Associate# Director and CEO Maura O’Shea, Security# Amy Sciongay, Michelle Hargrave, Manaager of Education Thomas Sturges, Visitor Experience Deputy Director Programs Security# Associate Lisa Hayes Williams, Hannah Kruger, Christian Torres, Kendall Soliwoda, Associate Curator Coordinator of Youth Security# Visitor Experience Studio and Family Kalim Valentin-Flores, Associate# Collections Programs# Security# Rashmi Talpade, Keith Gervase, Lindsay Behrens, Sean McGovern+ Visitor Experience Collections Manager Studio Art Educator Associate Gabriella George Bonnie Rose Sullivan, Leanna Velez, Collections Associate Studio Art Educator Visitor Experience Visitor Experience Michael Mindera Installation Angel Bleggi, Jeffrey Mainville, Associate# Specialist American Savings Senior Manager, Visitor Laura Coffill+ Foundation Intern#* Experience Jessica Kelly+ Development Katherine Swanson+ Kaitlyn Way, Molly McGuire+ Amanda Shuman-Bisson, Gleidymar Rivera, Manager of Visitor and Lynn Nadeau+ Associate Director of American Savings Volunteer Experience Kaitlyn D. Oberndorfer+ Development Foundation Intern+* Shawna Rosol, Ismael Reza+ Jenna D. Lucas, Development Visitor Experience Susan Sterniak+ Associate/Membership Facility & Security Program Coodinator Alexis Zimmerman, Paul Grzyb, James Miers, Museum Shop Development Assistant Facilities and Security Visitor Experience Team Laura Van Dine, Manager Leader# Museum Shop Manager Finance Andriy Shuter, Mallory Howard, Erica San Soucie, Karen Hudkins Facilities and Security Visitor Experience Assistant Shop Supervisor Finance Manager Assistant Manager Associate# Visual Merchandising Tom Bell+ Adam Alvardo, Bethany Levesque, Angela Taylor, Facilities and Security Visitor Experience Assistant Shop Supervisor Marketing Supervisor Associate# Sarah Baillargeon, Melissa Nardiello, Marketing Robert Anthony, Moiray Giannola, Shop Associate# & Design Manager Security Visitor Experience Jacqueline Rodriguez, Javanica Dai# Joe Ellison II, Associate# Shop Associate Marketing/Social Media Security# Chelsea Marti, Dori Melowicz+ Coordinator Thomas Emmons, Visitor Experience Veronika Zhikhareva Security# Associate# # Joined during FY19 Graphic Designer Eric Ortega, Emma Moran, + Left during FY19 Chris Bianco+ Security#+ Visitor Experience William Rodriguez, Associate# Security

* We are grateful to the American Savings Foundation for generously providing funding for these internships.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 17 EXHIBITIONS July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019

In FY19, the NBMAA presented sixteen Finally, we reinstalled several permanent ambitious exhibitions, including four major collection galleries, including The Helen and shows featuring loans from premier museums Philip B Stanley Gallery; Mary & George W. and private collectors across the United Cheney Gallery; The Hartford Steam Boiler States, four exhibitions highlighting the work Inspection & Insurance Company Gallery; Alix of groundbreaking contemporary artists, and W. Stanley Gallery, Gift of the Community nine exhibitions that featured works from our Foundation of Greater New Britain; Richard extensive permanent collection. Our record- and Virginia McKernan Gallery; William L. and breaking exhibition The Beyond: Georgia Bette Batchelor Gallery, and The Sanford B. O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art drew visitors D. Low Illustration Gallery. As the year 2018 from across the nation, garnering the highest marked the 110th anniversary of the NBMAA’s attendance per day in the Museum’s history. first art acquisitions, the Museum was proud to display a selection of some of the earliest works In addition to exhibitions in our own galleries, to enter our permanent collection, offering a we presented three shows for the Delamar rich opportunity for visitors to reflect upon our Hotel, West Hartford: Wonder Stories: Pulp Art origins. at the Delamar Hotel; American Icon: Dennis Hopper; and In Bloom: The Botanical Paintings of T. Merrill Prentice.

BY THE NUMBERS

16 temporary exhibitions, with works 5 offsite exhibitions spanning from 1794 to today by over 8 permanent gallery reinstallations 200 artists Over 45,000 visitors to our blockbuster 9 exhibitions featuring works from the exhibition The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and NBMAA’s permanent collection Contemporary Art

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 19 Photo credit: Michael Mindera ART IN FARMINGTON VILLAGE August 3–October 7, 2018 Stitzer Family Gallery and The Robert and Dorothy Vance Gallery

Presenting over 60 paintings and works on paper from the permanent collection of the NBMAA, as by more than 20 artists, Art in Farmington Village well as from the Connecticut Historical Society, the traced the history of the Farmington art scene from Farmington Historical Society, the Farmington Village the 18th to 20th century. Organized in collaboration Green and Library Association, Miss Porter’s School, with the Farmington Historical Society and the the Unionville Museum, the Florence Griswold first Museum exhibition to examine this subject in Museum of Art, the Mattatuck Museum, Stanley- depth, this presentation explored the emergence of Whitman House, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Farmington’s art colony, its key patrons, and the role Art, and numerous private lenders. of individual artists, including James McDougal Hart (1828–1901), Aaron Draper Shattuck (1832–1928), Robert Bolling Brandegee (1849–1922), Charles Art in Farmington Village was made possible by the generosity of the Special Exhibition Fund donors, including John N. Howard, Sylvia Bonney, Foster (1850–1931), Cecilia Beaux (1855–1942), Allen Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante, Marian and Russell Burke, and Butler Talcott (1867–1908), Helen Andrews (1872– The Aeroflex Foundation. We also gratefully acknowledge the funding of Brendan and Carol Conry, Irene and Charles J. Hamm, Kelly and Jonathan 1960), and James Britton (1878–1936), whose legacy Jarvis, and Carolyn and Elliot Joseph. remains vibrant today both in and outside Additional support for Art in Farmington Village was provided by Martin and of Farmington. Works and objects were drawn Cynthia Cooper, The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Foundation, Inc., and John and Kim Downes.

NBMAA 3 1 Eastman Johnson, Hollyhocks, 1876, Oil on canvas on wood paneled stretcher, 23 /4 x 30 /2 in., Harriet Russel Stanley Fund, 1946.07

PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION September 27–November 30, 2018 First Floor Galleries

From September through November 2018, the acclaimed artists including Gifford Beal (1879–1956), NBMAA presented Pictures at an Exhibition, an Frank Weston Benson (1862–1951), Thomas Hart innovative exhibition developed in partnership with Benton (1889–1975), Eastman Johnson (1824–1906), the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and inspired Sol LeWitt (1928–2007), and Walter Wick (b. 1953), by Modest Mussorgsky’s renowned 1874 musical Pictures at an Exhibition took visitors on a one-of- composition of the same name. The exhibition a-kind musical and visual journey, offering a new spanned multiple galleries and invited visitors and dynamic way to experience the Museum. During to listen to movements from the symphony on a their October 2018 opening season, the Hartford mobile device while viewing masterworks from Symphony Orchestra performed Mussorgsky’s our permanent collection that resonate with each Pictures at an Exhibition at the Bushnell Performing passage of Mussorgsky’s legendary piece. Featuring Center, accompanied by large-scale projections of works dating from the 1800s to the 2000s by the NBMAA’s exhibition of works.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 21 Photo credit: Michael Mindera

DENNIS HOPPER: THE LOST ALBUM October 18, 2018–January 27, 2019 Stitzer Family Gallery and The Robert and Dorothy Vance Gallery

A landmark exhibition, Dennis Hopper: The Lost film of the 1960s.” Never again shown at an Album showcased a historic body of over 400 American museum in full, the NBMAA’s presentation photographs by celebrated actor, director, and artist represented the first time this body of work has been Dennis Hopper (1936–2010) that were only recently exhibited at a U.S. museum in nearly 50 years—a rediscovered following his death in 2010. Created significant milestone in the celebration of Hopper’s between 1961 and 1967, the works document the resounding legacy. artist’s experiences and some of the most defining social, political, and cultural events in America of the 1960s. These vintage photographs constituted Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album was made possible by the generosity of the David T. Langrock Foundation. Additional support was made possible by the the artist’s first solo exhibition, held at the Fort Special Exhibition Fund donors, including John N. Howard, Sylvia Bonney, Worth Art Center Museum, Texas, in 1970, and at Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante, Marian and Russell Burke, and The Aeroflex Foundation. the time were selected by Hopper to reflect the most important examples of his work. The original We also gratefully acknowledge the funding of Brendan and Carol Conry, Irene and Charles J. Hamm, Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis, Neal B. Freuden and Andrea installation—replicated here at the NBMAA— Levy, Carolyn and Elliot Joseph, and Donna and Sam Stout. Works in The Lost prompted writer Howard Hampton to describe Album were on loan from The Hopper Art Trust, Los Angeles. them as “virtual stills from the greatest unmade

13 Opposite page, top right: Dennis Hopper, Double Standard, 1961, Gelatin silver print, 16 x 23 /16 inches, The Hopper Art Trust © Dennis Hopper, courtesy The Hopper Art Trust Opposite page, bottom right: Dennis Hopper, Ike and Tina Turner, 1965, Iris print, The Hopper Art Trust © Dennis Hopper, courtesy The Hopper Art Trust

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 23 NEIL JENNEY: AMERICAN REALIST Novermber 2, 2018–March 17, 2019 The Helen T. and Philip B. Stanley Gallery, William L. and Bette Batchelor Gallery, and Alix W. Stanley Gallery, Gift of the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain

Neil Jenney (b. 1945, Torrington, CT) emerged in the persistent themes in his work, including conflicts late 1960s with a unique brand of realist painting between humans and nature, and reflected upon steeped in the landscape, people, and pastimes of the artist’s contribution to the legacy of American America. Over the course of 50 years, Jenney has landscape painting. Throughout the exhibition were forged his own path outside the prevailing art trends, examples from Jenney’s 1969–70 series known as “Bad creating large-scale figurative landscapes in a style Paintings,” as well as his subsequent series of “Good completely his own and establishing a reputation Paintings,” begun in the 1970s. While differing in style, as one of the most influential, iconoclastic, and both Jenny’s “Good” and “Bad” works address timely quintessentially American artists of our time. subjects, including climate change, social progress, and the precarious state of our natural world. A historic exhibition, Neil Jenney: American Realist represented the most extensive exhibition of the artist’s work in over ten years and the first to take a Neil Jenney: American Realist was made possible by the generosity of the Special Exhibition Fund donors, including John N. Howard, Sylvia Bonney, Anita Arcuni retrospective view encompassing nearly five decades Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante, Marian and Russell Burke, and The Aeroflex of artistic output. The exhibition featured more than Foundation. 20 paintings dating from 1969 to 2016. This installation We also gratefully acknowledge the funding of Brendan and Carol Conry, Irene traced the evolution of Jenney’s career and explored and Charles J. Hamm, Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis, Carolyn and Elliot Joseph, and Donna and Sam Stout. Generous support provided by Gagosian.

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 25 THE BEYOND: GEORGIA O’KEEFFE AND CONTEMPORARY ART February 22–June 2, 2019 Stitzer Family Gallery, The Robert and Dorothy Vance Gallery, and Richard and Virginia McKernan Gallery

One of the preeminent American painters of the The Beyond examined the lasting impact of O’Keeffe’s twentieth century, Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986) work as a touchstone for artists working today, created some of the most enduring images showing the continuing connections between our of American art through her early embrace of collective history and our present. This exhibition abstraction and effusive use of color. Drawn from did not attempt to make one-to-one comparisons important public and private collections from across between O’Keeffe and the contemporary artists the country, The Beyond brought together three included. Rather, the work of the contemporary artists dozen iconic works—spanning O’Keeffe’s long career was intended to expand upon conversations and and the full range of her output—as the centerpiece themes O’Keeffe presented in her work and her life, of a unique exploration. Grouped by theme—Flowers; creating new ways of seeing and understanding this Cities and Deserts; Still Lifes; The Intangible Thing; pioneer of American Modernism. Finding the Figure; and The Beyond—O’Keeffe’s work appeared alongside art by twenty contemporary A resounding, blockbuster success, this exhibition artists that evoke, investigate, and elaborate upon the drew visitors from across the nation, garnering the images and approaches that mark O’Keeffe’s career. most attendance per day of any prior NBMAA show, and broke records in funding, program attendance, shop sales, and membership renewals.

The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art was organized by Crystal Exhibitions at the NBMAA are made possible thanks to the support of the Special Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas. Exhibition Fund donors, including John N. Howard, Sylvia Bonney, Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante, Marian and Russell Burke, and The Aeroflex Support for the national tour was provided by Helen Porter, and by an indemnity Foundation. We also gratefully acknowledge the funding of Brendan and Carol from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Conry, Irene and Charles J. Hamm, Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis, Carolyn and Elliot Joseph, and Donna and Sam Stout. In New Britain, lead exhibition support was provided by Melinda and Paul Sullivan. The Beyond was also made possible due to the support of Dr. Timothy P. Generous funding was also provided by Bank of America, The Edward C. and McLaughlin and Dr. Marian Kellner, Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff, Brendan and Carol Ann T. Roberts Foundation, The Burnett Foundation, Robert Lehman Foundation, Conry, Halsey and Michele Cook, Holly and Stuart Holden, and Kelly and Jonathan Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff, The Lunder Foundation – Peter and Paula Lunder Jarvis. Special thanks as well to Marenda and Todd Stitzer, Lauren and William Family, and the Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions. Generous in-kind Chase, and Mara and David Sfara. support provided by Thomas Mach Interiors and Farrow & Ball. Media sponsorship provided by WSHU.

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 27 Photo credit: Michael Mindera NEW/NOW: PAUL BAYLOCK May 17–October 21, 2018 William L. and Bette Batchelor Gallery

Paul Baylock’s innovative works reflect his NEW/NOW: Paul Baylock presented a selection experiences and upbringing in New Britain, of multi-media works dating from 2008 to today. Connecticut, a city that in the 20th century became Figuring prominently were a group of paintings known as the “Hardware Capital of the World,” given from Baylock’s celebrated “Hardware City” series its role as one of the greatest manufacturing hubs created in homage to his hometown of New Britain. of the era. Inspired by the city’s industrial legacy, The exhibition also included a site-specific sculptural Baylock utilizes digital and analog processes, as well installation comprising original windows from the as a wide range of media, including photography, Landers, Frary & Clark Manufacturing Co. Ellis Street painting, sculpture, and found objects, to depict factory where Baylock rented a studio in the 2000s. historical themes in a contemporary style. His works Amid the ongoing demolition of historic factories juxtapose visual motifs that are highly personal as throughout New Britain and the changing landscape well as easily recognized and represent aspects of his of cities across America, Baylock’s exhibition explored life and the landscape of New Britain. and celebrated the ever-evolving face of our nation.

NBMAA Pablo Helguera, Untitled (Illustration for “Ocotzinalli”), 2019, Collage on paper, Courtesy of the artist, Photo by Michael Mindera

NEW/NOW: PABLO HELGUERA April 5–September 15, 2019 Mary and George W. Cheney, Jr. Gallery, The Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance & Inspection Gallery, and Alix W. Stanley Gallery, Gift of the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain

Inspired by science fiction and the Latin American On the occasion of his exhibition, Helguera created literary tradition of magical realism, which combines his own illustrated collection of three fictional realistic stories with fantastical or imaginary stories, involving time and intercultural travel in and elements, Pablo Helguera’s (b. 1971, Mexico City) beyond New Britain and focusing on the uncanny NEW/NOW exhibition explored transcendental and power of art. Intertwining fact and fiction, Helguera’s mystical encounters with art through visual and narratives took inspiration from objects in the literary narratives. Titled Amazing Stories, Helguera’s permanent collection of the New Britain Museum of site-specific project was presented as both an America Art, the social and cultural history of Greater installation and a related collection of fictional tales. New Britain, as well as the artist’s experience as an immigrant. Helguera’s accompanying exhibition The title of Helguera’s exhibition was borrowed from featured the artist’s original illustrations, installed a science fiction series featured in the New Britain together with the objects and artworks that informed Museum of American Art’s extensive collection of his stories. Pulp Art illustration, the largest in the nation.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 29 NBMAA ADDITIONAL EXHIBITIONS

Wonder Stories: Pulp Art at the Delamar Hotel American Icon: Dennis Hopper Delamar Hotel, West Hartford Delamar Hotel, West Hartford March 19–October, 2018 October 18, 2018–January 27, 2019

Architecture as Muse: American Skyline In Bloom: The Botanical Paintings of The Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Gallery T. Merrill Prentice March 30–September 16, 2018 The Helen T. and Philip B. Stanley Gallery March 25–September 8, 2019 Line and Curve: The Ellsworth Kelly and Jack Shear Shaker Collection from Shaker Museum | Mount In Bloom: The Botanical Paintings of Lebanon with Prints by Ellsworth Kelly T. Merrill Prentice M. Stephen and Miriam R. Miller Shaker Gallery Delamar Hotel, West Hartford July 13, 2018–June 30, 2019 April–October, 2019

Masterworks of the Low Illustration Collection Nor’Easter: The 49th Annual Juried Exhibition The Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Gallery Stitzer Family Gallery and The Robert and Dorothy Ongoing, beginning September 2018 Vance Gallery June 22–July 14, 2019 Looking for America: A For Freedoms 50 State Initiative Café on the Park October 15, 2018–January 6, 2019

1 Left: T.Merrill Prentice, Day Lily, 1969, Watercolor, 24 x 18 /8 in., New Britain Museum of American Art, Gift of the Artist

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 31 ACQUISITIONS AND LOANS

The NBMAA’s permanent collection has continued to grow through the acquisition of BY THE NUMBERS over 100 gifts, bequests, and purchases. Among the exceptional works acquired this year is 103 new acquisitions, 6 intended celebrated contemporary artist Kara Walker’s bequests, 1 incoming long-term loan, distinguished lithography series Harper’s Pictorial and 15 outgoing loans were approved History of the Civil War (Annotated). The by the Collections Committee Museum has also enhanced our photography 201 works of art from the permanent holdings with works by Edward Burtynsky, collection were approved for long-term Anderson & Low, Stephen Petegorsky, Jacques loan to 10 different institutions across Lowe, George Tice, and Brian Ulrich. Significant the state and beyond works by artists Joseph McNamara, Louise Jones, Paul Baylock, Jim Dine, and Carol Summers have 8 permanent collection galleries had also been added to our permanent collection. their installations rotated throughout The Museum is grateful to receive the generous this past year alongside the temporary intended bequests of important works by George exhibition installations Washington Tyler, Frank Stella, Henry Ward 111 works on paper from the permanent Ranger, Frank C. Penfold, Edward Burtynsky, and collection were framed and glazed for Hugh Bolton Jones. display in 7 temporary exhibitions and 1 outgoing loan

63 photographs by 18 artists were acquired by the NBMAA this year, adding to our growing photography collection

NBMAA ACQUISITIONS LIST Total Acquisitions: 103 (84 gifts; 19 purchases)

Irving Amen (1918-2011) Francisca BenÍtez (b. 1974) Folk Song, ca. 1970 ASL Poetry Workshops, 2018 Lithograph Video, 15 minutes 1 1 12 /2 x 18 /2 in. Paul W. Zimmerman Gift of Susan Anderheggen Purchase Fund, 2018.5 in memory of Marvin and Selma Brenner (2018), Ed Baynard (b. 1940) 2018.15 Orchid, n.d. Watercolor 1 Anderson & Low, 29 x 39 /2 in. Johnathan Anderson Gift of Dr. Paul Kanev, M.D., (b. 1961) and Edwin Low 2018.9 (b. 1957) Kathryn MacFarlane, Eleanor Bender (b. 1928) Basketball Player, USMA, #1, Sage-Allen advertisement 2001/2005 illustration, 1971 Triptych, 16 x 20 in. each Watercolor and ink Photographic print 19 x 14 in. Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Gift of the artist, 2019.7LIC Baltimore, MD, in memory Ilse Bing (1899–1998) of the Honorable John French Country Home, 1935 Normandy Reynolds and Vintage gelatin silver print his wife, Ann McMenamin 7 3/ x 11 1/ in. Reynolds, 2019.2.1 8 8 Anonymous gift, 2018.14.1 Hat and Gloves, USMA, “A bas le deux ans,” 1952 2001/2005 Vintage gelatin silver print Photographic Print 1 20 x 16 in. 1 1 16 x 20 /2 in. Paul Baylock, Universal I, 2013, Acrylic on plywood, 36 /4 x 25 /4 x 1 in. framed, Anonymous gift, 2018.14.2 Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Charles F. Smith Fund, 2018.11 Baltimore, MD, in memory Edward Burtynsky (b. 1955) of the Honorable John Oil Spill #9, Oil Slick at Rip 30 x 41 in. Henry Horenstein (b. 1947) Normandy Reynolds and Tide, Gulf of Mexico, May 11, Gift of Paul M. Kanev, DeFord Bailey, Grand Ole his wife, Ann McMenamin 2011, 2011 2014.14.4 Opry House, Nashville, Reynolds, 2019.2.2 Chromogenic print, 5/9 Tennessee, 1972 Birthday Heart, 2003 39 x 52 in. Gelatin silver print, Rick Bartow (1946–2016) Color woodcut, unique trial Nancy and Tom O’Neil, printed later Hawkghostdreamsspringsky, proof, printed on Arches Baltimore, MD, in memory 20 x 16 in. n.d. paper of the Honorable John Anonymous gift, 2018.14.3 Print 77 x 55 in. Normandy Reynolds and 20 x 15 in. Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Patron, Bar on Boardwalk, his wife, Ann McMenamin Gift of Heather Rion Starr 2014.14.5 Hollywood, Florida, 1994 Reynolds, 2019.2.3 in memory of my Gelatin silver print grandmother, Helen Veblen Albertina Venus, 1989 Leslie Cober-Gentry 16 x 20 in. Starr (1915–1999), 2018.10 Aquatint Anonymous gift, 2018.14.4 (b. 1963) 7 1 17 /8 x 12 /8 in. Illustration for Strathmore Paul Baylock (b. 1952) Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Stretching, Natick Sketchbook: 400 Series Universal I, 2013 2019.5.4 High School, Natick, Bristol Vellum, 2018 Acrylic on plywood Massachusetts, 1986 1 1 Mixed media 36 /4 x 25 /4 x 1 in. framed Very Picante, 1995 Gelatin silver print, printed 21 1/ x 17 1/ in. Charles F. Smith Fund, 4 4 Cardboard relief and ca. 1986 Gift of the artist, 2018.12LIC 2018.11 cardboard intaglio 16 x 20 in. 57 x 42 in. Jim Dine (b. 1935) Anonymous gift, 2018.14.5 A Close Shave, 2016 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, The Sky and the Lilies, 1998 Acrylic on plywood 2019.5.5 Intaglio and screenprint 50 x 38 in. with hand-coloring Gift of the artist, 2018.16

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 33 Louise Jones (b. 1988) ca. 1957 Joseph McNamara Corn, Early July, 2010 Winter, Spring, Summer, Vintage gelatin silver print (b. 1950) Pigment inkjet print, Fall, 2019 14 x 11 in. Neil Jenney, 2012–13 printed 2019, #3 of 25 Site-specific installation Anonymous gift, 2018.14.9 Oil on wood panel 17 x 22 in. Charles F. Smith Fund 17 x 13 in. Gift of the artist, 2019.3.4 and the Howard Fromson Boxer Frankie Ippolito Gift of the artist and Endowment for Emerging (Practicing with trainer), Gallery NAGA, Boston, Dead Bird, 2012 Artists, 2019.1 ca. 1957 2019.6 Pigment inkjet print, Vintage gelatin silver print printed 2019, #3 of 25 Preparatory study for 11 x 14 in. Abelardo Morell (b. 1948) 17 x 22 in. Winter, Spring, Summer, Anonymous gift, Camera Obscura of the Gift of the artist, 2019.3.5 Fall, 2019 2018.14.10 Courtyard Building, Gouache on paper Lacock Abbey, England, Dead Fox, 2009 11 x 14 in. Boxer Frankie Ippolito 2003 Pigment inkjet print, Jane and Victor Darnell (Sitting in corner behind Photographic print, 3/15 printed 2019, #3 of 25 Fund, 2019.8 rope), ca. 1957 30 x 40 in. 17 x 22 in. Vintage gelatin silver print Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Gift of the artist, 2019.3.6 1 1 Richard Kagan (b. 1945) 13 /2 x 10 /4 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory October Corn, Early Return to Granada- Anonymous gift, 2018.14.11 of the Honorable John Morning, 2011 Andalusia, Spain, 2000 Normandy Reynolds and Boxer Frankie Ippolito Pigment inkjet print, Photographic print, 2/25 his wife, Ann McMenamin (With towel wrapped printed 2019, #5 of 25 16 x 20 in. Reynolds, 2019.2.6 Nancy and Tom O’Neil, around head), ca. 1957 17 x 22 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory Vintage gelatin silver print Gordon Mortenson Gift of the artist, 2019.3.7 of the Honorable John 14 x 11 in. (b. 1938) Plowed Field and Fog, Normandy Reynolds and Anonymous gift, North Massachusetts 2009 his wife, Ann McMenamin 2018.14.12 Coast, n.d. Pigment inkjet print, Reynolds, 2019.2.4 Woodcut Boxer Frankie Ippolito 1 printed 2019, #3 of 25 25 x 39 /4 in. framed (Teaching in classroom), 17 x 22 in. James Lang (b. 1931) Gift of Paul M. Kanev, ca. 1957 Gift of the artist, 2019.3.8 Hiroshima, n.d. 2019.5.1 Print Vintage gelatin silver print 1 1 10 1/ x 10 1/ in. The Meadows from Rt. 91 39 /4 x 28 /4 in. framed 2 2 Untitled, n.d. Northampton, 1989 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Anonymous gift, Woodcut 2018.14.13 7 7 Pigment inkjet print, 2019.5.3 31 /8 x 39 /8 in. framed printed 2019, #3 of 25 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Boxer Frankie Ippolito 17 x 22 in. Jaques Lowe 2019.5.2 (1930–2001) (Hugging infant), ca. 1957 Gift of the artist, 2019.3.9 Boxer Frankie Ippolito Vintage gelatin silver print Stephen Petegorsky 1 Trees and Vines #89, (Changing in locker 9 x 13 /2 in. (b. 1954) 2009 room), ca. 1957 Anonymous gift, Clouds, Trees, River, Pigment inkjet print, Vintage gelatin silver print 2018.14.14 November, 2009 1 1 printed 2019, #3 of 25 9 /4 x 13 /2 in. Pigment inkjet print, Boxer Frankie Ippolito (In 17 x 22 in. Anonymous gift, 2018.14.6 printed 2019, #2 of 25 dining room with family), Gift of the artist, 2019.3.10 17 x 22 in. ca. 1957 Boxer Frankie Ippolito Gift of the artist, 2019.3.1 Trees and Vines #333, (Having face wiped by Vintage gelatin silver print 2017 trainer), ca. 1957 14 x 11 in. Corn Debris on Snow, Pigment inkjet print, Vintage gelatin silver print Anonymous gift, 2007 printed 2019, #3 of 25 11 x 14 in. 2018.14.15 Pigment inkjet print, 17 x 22 in. Anonymous gift, 2018.14.7 printed 2019, #3 of 25 Ben Marcin (b. 1958) Gift of the artist, 2019.3.11 17 x 22 in. Baltimore, Maryland (from Boxer Frankie Ippolito Gift of the artist, 2019.3.2 Winter Trees and (In corner with trainers the Camps Series), 2010 Smokestack, 2009 during boxing match), Photographic print Corn on the Ground, 1 Pigment inkjet print, ca. 1957 26 x 40 /3 in. March, 2017 printed 2019, #3 of 25 Vintage gelatin silver print Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Pigment inkjet print, 17 x 22 in. 14 x 11 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory printed 2019, #2 of 25 Gift of the artist, 2019.3.12 Anonymous gift, 2018.14.8 of the Honorable John 17 x 22 in. Normandy Reynolds and Gift of the artist, 2019.3.3 Boxer Frankie Ippolito (In his wife, Ann McMenamin the ring with announcer), Reynolds, 2019.2.5

NBMAA Matthew Pillsbury 14 x 11 in. Kenya, n.d. Tolly Cobbold, Colchester, (b. 1973) Anonymous gift, Photographic print, England, 1961 Fossils, Museum of Natural 2018.14.20 unlimited edition Gelatin silver print History, London, 2007 20 x 24 in. 14 x 11 in. Photographic print, 2/3 Rocky Schenck (b. 1955) Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Anonymous gift, 50 x 60 in. Death Valley, 1994 Baltimore, MD, in memory 2018.14.24 Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Gelatin silver print of the Honorable John 3 Baltimore, MD, in memory 16 x 23 /4 in. Normandy Reynolds and Carol Summers of the Honorable John Nancy and Tom O’Neil, his wife, Ann McMenamin (1925–2016) Normandy Reynolds and Baltimore, MD, in memory Reynolds, 2019.2.11 The Lexington Fire, 1985 his wife, Ann McMenamin of the Honorable John Woodcut 1 1 Reynolds, 2019.2.7 Normandy Reynolds and Herb Snitzer (b. 1932) 37 /2 x 37 /2 in. his wife, Ann McMenamin Snowy Benches and Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Nina & John, The News & Reynolds, 2019.2.9 Tables (Central Park 2014.14.7 Tonight Show (from the Series), 1959 series Screen Lives), 2004 Bryan Schutmaat (b. 1983) Vintage gelatin silver print The Rolling Sea, 1989 3 3 Woodcut Photographic print, 2/3 Wes, near Kellogg, Idaho 6 /16 x 6 /4 in. 1 50 x 60 in. (from Greys the Mountain Anonymous gift, 37 x 37 /2 in. Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Sends series), 2011 2018.14.21 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Baltimore, MD, in memory Photographic print, 1/3 2014.14.9 of the Honorable John 40 x 50 in. Only in New York, 1960 Rocky Mountains, 1966 Normandy Reynolds and Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Vintage gelatin silver print 7 3 Woodcut his wife, Ann McMenamin Baltimore, MD, in memory 13 /16 x 8 /4 in. 37 x 49 in. Reynolds, 2019.2.8 of the Honorable John Anonymous gift, Normandy Reynolds and 2018.14.22 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Edward Quigley his wife, Ann McMenamin 2014.14.12 (1897–1977) Reynolds, 2019.2.10 Troubled Heart, Harlem, California, 1976 Modernist Study of Snow, NY, 1958 Woodcut ca. 1939 Fazal Sheikh (b. 1965) Vintage gelatin silver print 5 37 x 36 1/ in. Vintage gelatin silver print Amina Alio Abdi and Her 13 x 10 /16 in. 2 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, 11 x 14 in. Son Mohammed, Somali Anonymous gift, 2014.14.14 Anonymous gift, Refugee Camp, Mandera, 2018.14.23 2018.14.16

View of Man on the Steps of the Rodin Museum under Sculpture of The Thinker, Philadelphia, 1940–49 Vintage gelatin silver print 11 x 14 in. Anonymous gift, 2018.14.17

Modernist Study of Snow- Covered Branches against Sky, 1945 Vintage gelatin silver print 3 9 /4 x 8 in. Anonymous gift, 2018.14.18

Modernist Study of Silent Night Sheet Music and Violin, 1939 Vintage gelatin silver print 3 1 13 /4 x 10 /2 in. Anonymous gift, 2018.14.19

Modernist Study of Man Kara Walker, Exodus of Confederates from Atlanta, from the portfolio Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated), 2005, Painting Mural, 1940–49 Offset lithograph and silkscreen on Somerset Textured paper, 39 x 53 in., Stephen B. Lawrence and Bette Batchelor Memorial Vintage gelatin silver print Acquisition Funds, 2019.4.12

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 35 Monsoon, 1982 his wife, Ann McMenamin Brian Ulrich (b. 1971) Bette Batchelor Memorial Woodcut Reynolds, 2019.2.16 Circuit City (from the Acquisition Funds, 13 36 /16 x 37 in. series Dark Stores), 2019.4.1 Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Windmill (from Fields of 2008/2010 2014.14.15 Peace Series), 1964 Photographic print, 1/7 + Occupation of Alexandria, Silver gelatin print 2 AP Acquired from the 2005 George Tice (b. 1938) 11 x 14 in. artist 2/23/09 From Harper’s Pictorial Amish Boy (from Fields of Nancy and Tom O’Neil, 48 x 60 in. History of the Civil War Peace Series), 1965 Baltimore, MD, in memory Nancy and Tom O’Neil, (Annotated) Silver gelatin print of the Honorable John Baltimore, MD, in memory Offset lithography and 8 x 10 in. Normandy Reynolds and of the Honorable John silkscreen on Somerset Nancy and Tom O’Neil, his wife, Ann McMenamin Normandy Reynolds and Textured paper, AP 7/10 Baltimore, MD, in memory Reynolds, 2019.2.17 his wife, Ann McMenamin (edition of 35 + 10 AP) of the Honorable John Reynolds, 2019.2.22 39 x 53 in. Normandy Reynolds and Horse and Buggy at Stephen B. Lawrence and his wife, Ann McMenamin Sunset (from Fields of Powerhouse Gym (from Bette Batchelor Memorial Reynolds, 2019.2.12 Peace Series), n.d. the series, Dark Stores), Acquisition Funds, Silver gelatin print 2008/2010 2019.4.2 Amish Boy in Profile (from 11 x 14 in. Photographic print, 2/7 Fields of Peace Series), Nancy and Tom O’Neil, +2 AP Acquired from the Deadbrook after the 1962 Baltimore, MD, in memory artist 12/23/09 Battle of Ezra’s Church, Silver gelatin print of the Honorable John 40 x 50 in. 2005 8 x 10 in. Normandy Reynolds and Nancy and Tom O’Neil, From Harper’s Pictorial Nancy and Tom O’Neil, his wife, Ann McMenamin Baltimore, MD, in memory History of the Civil War Baltimore, MD, in memory Reynolds, 2019.2.18 of the Honorable John (Annotated) of the Honorable John Normandy Reynolds and Offset lithography and Petit’s Mobil Station, Normandy Reynolds and his wife, Ann McMenamin silkscreen on Somerset Cherry Hill, NJ (from his wife, Ann McMenamin Reynolds, 2019.2.23 Textured paper, AP 7/10 Reynolds, 2019.2.13 Urban Landscapes Series), (edition of 35 + 10 AP) 1974 Untitled—Thrift (Shoe 39 x 53 in. Amish Girl (from Fields of Silver gelatin print Pile), 2006 Stephen B. Lawrence and Peace Series), 1968 16 x 20 in. Photographic print, 4/5 Bette Batchelor Memorial Silver gelatin print Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Acquired from the artist Acquisition Funds, 8 x 10 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory 1/3/12 2019.4.3 Nancy and Tom O’Neil, of the Honorable John 48 x 60 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory Normandy Reynolds and Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Banks’s Army Leaving of the Honorable John his wife, Ann McMenamin Baltimore, MD, in memory Simmsport, 2005 Normandy Reynolds and Reynolds, 2019.2.19 of the Honorable John From Harper’s Pictorial his wife, Ann McMenamin Normandy Reynolds and History of the Civil War Ferry Slip—Jersey City, NJ Reynolds, 2019.2.14 his wife, Ann McMenamin (Annotated) (from Urban Landscapes Reynolds, 2019.2.24 Offset lithography and Old Amish Men (from Series), 1979 silkscreen on Somerset Fields of Peace Series), Silver gelatin print Grace Vibberts Textured paper, AP 7/10 1968 16 x 20 in. (1878–1945) (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Silver gelatin print Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Landscape, n.d. 39 x 53 in. 8 x 10 in. Baltimore, MD, in memory Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence and Nancy and Tom O’Neil, of the Honorable John 1 20 /4 x 24 in. Bette Batchelor Memorial Baltimore, MD, in memory Normandy Reynolds and Anonymous gift, 2018.8 Acquisition Funds, of the Honorable John his wife, Ann McMenamin 2019.4.4 Normandy Reynolds and Reynolds, 2019.2.20 Kara Walker (b. 1969) his wife, Ann McMenamin Crest of Pine Mountain, Foote’s Gun-Boats Reynolds, 2019.2.15 Lincoln, Newark, NJ (from Where General Polk Fell, Ascending to Attack Fort Lincoln Series) 1981 2005 Henry, 2005 Mennonites after Meeting Silver gelatin print From Harper’s Pictorial From Harper’s Pictorial (from Fields of Peace 16 x 20 in. History of the Civil War History of the Civil War Series), 1966 Nancy and Tom O’Neil, (Annotated) (Annotated) Silver gelatin print Baltimore, MD, in memory Offset lithography and Offset lithography and 11 x 14 in. of the Honorable John silkscreen on Somerset silkscreen on Somerset Nancy and Tom O’Neil, Normandy Reynolds and Textured paper, AP 7/10 Textured paper, AP 7/10 Baltimore, MD, in memory his wife, Ann McMenamin (edition of 35 + 10 AP) (edition of 35 + 10 AP) of the Honorable John Reynolds, 2019.2.21 39 x 53 in. 39 x 53 in. Normandy Reynolds and Stephen B. Lawrence and Stephen B. Lawrence and

NBMAA Bette Batchelor Memorial Confederate Prisoners Exodus of Confederates Alabama Loyalists Acquisition Funds, Being Conducted from from Atlanta, 2005 Greeting the Federal Gun- 2019.4.5 Jonesborough to Atlanta, From Harper’s Pictorial Boats, 2005 2005 History of the Civil War From Harper’s Pictorial An Army Train, 2005 From Harper’s Pictorial (Annotated) History of the Civil War From Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War Offset lithography and (Annotated) History of the Civil War (Annotated) silkscreen on Somerset Offset lithography and (Annotated) Offset lithography and Textured paper, AP 7/10 silkscreen on Somerset Offset lithography and silkscreen on Somerset (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Textured paper, AP 7/10 silkscreen on Somerset Textured paper, AP 7/10 39 x 53 in. (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Textured paper, AP 7/10 (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Stephen B. Lawrence and 39 x 53 in. (edition of 35 + 10 AP) 39 x 53 in. Bette Batchelor Memorial Stephen B. Lawrence and 39 x 53 in. Stephen B. Lawrence and Acquisition Funds, Bette Batchelor Memorial Stephen B. Lawrence and Bette Batchelor Memorial 2019.4.12 Acquisition Funds, Bette Batchelor Memorial Acquisition Funds, 2019.4.15 Acquisition Funds, 2019.4.9 Signal Station, Summit of 2019.4.6 Maryland Heights, 2005 Andrew Way (1826–1888) Pack-Mules in the From Harper’s Pictorial Flammé-de-Tokary, Lost Mountain at Sunrise, Mountains, 2005 History of the Civil War Grapes, n.d. 2005 From Harper’s Pictorial (Annotated) Pen and ink drawing From Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War Offset lithography and 10 x 8 in. History of the Civil War (Annotated) silkscreen on Somerset Gift of Russell E. Burke in (Annotated) Offset lithography and Textured paper, AP 7/10 honor of Douglas Hyland, Offset lithography and silkscreen on Somerset (edition of 35 + 10 AP) 2018.13 silkscreen on Somerset Textured paper, AP 7/10 39 x 53 in. Textured paper, AP 7/10 (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Stephen B. Lawrence and Todd Webb (1905–2000) (edition of 35 + 10 AP) 39 x 53 in. Bette Batchelor Memorial Left Bank, Paris, 1948 39 x 53 in. Stephen B. Lawrence and Acquisition Funds, Later gelatin silver print Stephen B. Lawrence and Bette Batchelor Memorial 2019.4.13 14 x 11 in. Bette Batchelor Memorial Acquisition Funds, Anonymous gift, Acquisition Funds, 2019.4.10 Buzzard’s Roost Pass, 2018.14.25 2019.4.7 2005 Cotton Hoards in Southern From Harper’s Pictorial Champs Élysées, Paris, Scene of McPherson’s Swamp, 2005 History of the Civil War 1949 Death, 2005 From Harper’s Pictorial (Annotated) Later gelatin silver print From Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War Offset lithography and 11 x 14 in. History of the Civil War (Annotated) silkscreen on Somerset Anonymous gift, (Annotated) Offset lithography and Textured paper, AP 7/10 2018.14.26 Offset lithography and silkscreen on Somerset (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Woman Sewing, Bollène, silkscreen on Somerset Textured paper, AP 7/10 39 x 53 in. Provence, 1971 Textured paper, AP 7/10 (edition of 35 + 10 AP) Stephen B. Lawrence and Later gelatin silver print (edition of 35 + 10 AP) 39 x 53 in. Bette Batchelor Memorial 14 x 11 in. 39 x 53 in. Stephen B. Lawrence and Acquisition Funds, Anonymous gift, Stephen B. Lawrence and Bette Batchelor Memorial 2019.4.14 2018.14.27 Bette Batchelor Memorial Acquisition Funds, Acquisition Funds, 2019.4.11 2019.4.8

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 37 OUTGOING LOANS Total works sent on loan: 24 (14 institutions; 9 states)

Fine Arts Museums of San Brandywine River Museum, Saturday Morning, Foothills Old Steamer Dock, Edgarton, Francisco, San Francisco, CA Chadds Ford, PA of the Smokies, n.d. 1932 The Cult of the Machine Winslow Homer: Oil on board Casein tempera on paper 3 3 March 24–August 12, 2018 Photography and the 26 /4 x 36 /4 in. 32 x 20 in. Art of Painting Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Bequest of Stanley Hart, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, November 16, 2018– 1951.23 1990.44 Dallas, TX February 17, 2019 The Cult of the Machine Featherstone Center for the The William Benton Museum September 16, 2018– WINSLOW HOMER Arts, Oak Bluffs, MA of Art, University of January 6, 2019 (1836–1910) Sanford B.D. Low Connecticut, Storrs, CT Skirmish in the Wilderness, July 17–August 30, 2018 The Business of Bodies: GEORGIA O’KEEFFE 1864 Ellen Emmet Rand (1875– (1887-1986) Oil on canvas mounted on SANFORD B.D. LOW 1941) and the Persuasion of East River from the 30th Masonite (1905–1964) Portraiture 1928 1 Story of Shelton Hotel, 18 x 26 /4 in. Afternoon, Menemsha, October 25, 2018–March 10, Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, ca. 1940 2019 1 30 x 48 /8 in. 1944.05 Watercolor 1 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, 19 /4 x 29 in. ELLEN EMMET RAND 1958.09 Mattatuck Museum, Grace Judd Landers Fund, (1875–1941) Waterbury, CT 1941.11 Anna Delancey Mears, 1926 Thomas Cole National Icebergs! Oil on canvas 1 1 Historic Site, Catskill, NY June 24–September 2, 2018 Autumn Afternoon, the 36 /4 x 26 /4 in. Picturesque and Sublime: Highlands, 1961 Gift of Mrs. C. Singleton Thomas Cole’s Trans- WILLIAM BRADFORD Watercolor on board Mears, 1981.81 1 1 Atlantic Inheritance (1823–1892) 21 /4 x 29 /4 in. April 29–November 4, 2018 Off the Greenland Coast Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Danforth Art Museum, Under the Midnight Sun, 1868 1965.13 Framingham, MA THOMAS COLE (1801–1848) Oil on panel Material Vocabulary The Clove, Catskills, 1827 13 x 21 in. Vineyard, Homestead, 1956 April 13–July 28, 2019 Oil on canvas Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor 1 1 1 1 25 /4 x 35 /8 in. Hamm, 2014.310.9 21 /4 x 29 /4 in. LOIS TARLOW (b. 1928) Charles F. Smith Fund, Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, The Night Wash, 2009 1945.22 Fishing Fleet off Labrador, 1965.15 Vietnamese nickel leaf on 1884 black rice paper Norman Rockwell Museum, Oil on canvas Fighting Gulls, ca. 1945 Purchased for the NBMAA 5 Casein tempera Stockbridge, MA 18 x 29 /8 in. by Ellen Wineberg, 2011.88 1 3 Keepers of the Flame: John Butler Talcott Fund, 7 /4 x 10 /8 in. Parrish, Wyeth, Rockwell 1969.73 Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low, The National Gallery of Art, and the Narrative Tradition 1976.96.23 Washington, DC June 9–October 28, 2018 Cape Ann Museum, The American Pre-Raphaelites: Gloucester, MA Hurricane, 1938 “Myriad Facts, Marvelous N.C. WYETH (1882–1945) Harrison Cady: Artist & Watercolor on paper Delicacy” 5 3 “One more step, Mr. Hands,” Illustrator 22 /8 x 30 /8 in. April 14–July 21, 2019 said I, “and I’ll blow your July 6–October 28, 2018 Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low, brains out!,” 1911 1976.96.28 FIDELIA BRIDGES (1834– Oil on canvas HARRISON CADY 1923) 3 n.d. 47 x 38 /8 in. (1877–1970) Lighthouse, Study of Ferns, 1864 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, The Hermit of the Wood, n.d. Watercolor on paper Oil on board 1 1 1953.18LIC Oil on board 22 /2 x 30 /8 in. 10 x 12 in. 3 3 Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low, 29 /4 x 24 /4 in. Gift of Jean E. Taylor, Bowdoin College Museum of Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 1976.96.30 2009.32 Art, Brunswick, ME 1951.22LIC Winslow Homer, Photography, Boat at Menemsha, ca. 1935 and the Traffic in Images Watercolor on board 7 June 22–October 28, 2018 15 x 21 /8 in. Gift of Richard Hall, 1984.76

NBMAA 1 Georgia O’Keeffe, East River from the 30th Story of Shelton Hotel, 1928, Oil on canvas, 30 x 48 /8 in., Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, 1958.09

Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Brandywine River Museum, Martha’s Vineyard Museum, South Beach, Martha’s Memphis, TN Chadds Ford, PA Vineyard Haven, MA Vineyard, ca. 1920–21 William McGregor Paxton N.C. Wyeth: New Benton’s Martha’s Vineyard Oil on canvas and Elizabeth Okie Paxton: Perspectives June 28–August 11, 2019 20 x 24 in. An Artistic Partnership June 22–September 15, 2019 Gift of Charles J. and Irene April 28–July 14, 2019 THOMAS HART BENTON Hamm, 2014.310.5 N.C. WYETH (1882–1945) (1889–1975) WILLIAM MCGREGOR Mrs. Cushman’s House Denys Wortman, 1953 DENYS WORTMAN PAXTON (1869–1941) (Village Street, Port Clyde, Oil on canvas mounted on (1887–1958) Woman with a Book, ca. 1910 Maine), 1944 board Thomas Hart Benton, 1953 Oil on canvas Tempera on hardboard 32 x 40 in. Oil on canvas 1 3 30 x 25 in. 21 /2 x 37 /8 in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, 32 x 40 in. Gift of Mrs. Wilson Smith, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 1954.01 Charles F. Smith Fund, 1981.16 1947.06 1954.02

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 39 Carol Summers (1925–2016), Narrows, 1976, Woodcut, 38 x 38 in., Gift of Paul and Teresa Kanev, 2011.70.2

NBMAA OUTGOING LONG-TERM LOANS Total works sent on loan: 201 works to 10 institutions

5 1 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Rafael De Soto (1904–1987) Bridgehampton, L.I., 1926 22 /8 x 21 /4 in. RESIDENCE OF THE Stand Up and Fight, from Oil on wood panel Gift of Kenneth Stuart, 1 5 GOVERNOR, HARTFORD, CT Adventure Stories: March 12 /2 x 26 /8 in. 1977.07LIC 1938, 1938 Charles and Elizabeth Lyman Anderson Oil on canvas Buchanan Collection, 1989.31 Paul Stahr (1883–1953) 1 (1907–1993) 29 /2 x 21 in. The Land of Poison Springs, Man with Bible, 1957 The Robert Lesser Collection Chet Kempczynski (b. 1948) from Argosy: April 1932, 1932 Oil on canvas of Pulp Art, 2009.22.186LIC Full Moon over Hartford V, Oil on canvas 3 3 1 31 /4 x 24 /4 in. 1987 23 /2 x 22 in. Gift of the artist, 1978.33LIC Hell on Cleats, from 15 Sports Oil monotype The Robert Lesser Collection Stories: June 1948, 1948 46 x 40 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.233LIC Alice Baber (1928–1982) Oil on canvas Members Purchase Fund, 1975 1 The Light in the Depths, 23 x 17 /2 in. 1999.03 Carol Summers (1925–2016) Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Narrows, 1976 50 x 30 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.256LIC Constance Lapalombara Woodcut Gift of the Alice Baber Art (b. 1935) 38 x 38 in. Fund, Inc., 2008.38 George Deem (1921–2008) Crown Street, New Haven, Gift of Paul M. and Teresa Portrait on Demand, 1992 2004 Kanev, 2011.70.2 Walter Martin Baumhofer Oil on canvas Oil on linen (1904–1987) 16 x 20 in. 18 x 24 in. The Rolling Sea, 1989 Meteor Menace, from Doc Gift of the Estate of George Gift of the artist, 2006.122 Woodcut 1 Savage: March 1934, 1934 Deem, 2013.54.99 37 x 37 /2 in. Oil on canvas Sol Lewitt (1928–2007) Gift of Paul M. Kanev, 31 x 21 in. Lou Gehrig, 2002 Lines in Color on Color to 2014.14.9 The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Specific Points on a Grid (set of Pulp Art, 2009.22.68LIC 12 x 11 in. of 7), 1978 California, 1976 Gift of the Estate of George Silkscreen Woodcut 1 Paul Baylock (b. 1952) Deem, 2013.54.64 30 x 30 in. 37 x 36 /2 in. A Close Shave, 2016 Gift of Sol LeWitt, Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Acrylic on plywood Ruscha, 2001 2007.136.277SL 2014.14.14 50 x 38 in. Oil on canvas Gift of the artist, 2018.16 12 x 11 in. John Moore (b. 1941) Monsoon, 1982 Gift of the Estate of George 10th Street, ca. 1984–85 Woodcut 13 Charles Ephraim Burchfield Deem, 2013.54.104 Oil on canvas 36 /16 x 37 in. (1893–1967) 41 x 48 in. Gift of Paul M. Kanev, Sunlight on Trees, 1915 Sante Graziani (1920–2005) Gift of Frederic and Susan 2014.14.15 Watercolor Paul Revere after Copley, n.d. Finkelstein, 2019.139 7 5 7 /8 x 18 /8 in. Acrylic polymer on canvas Marc Trujillo (b. 1966) 1 2011 Given in memory of Anthony 48 /4 x 60 in. Edward Francis Rook 201 East Magnolia, and Mary Malinowski, 1993.22 Charles F. Smith Fund, (1870–1960) Oil on canvas 1979.023 Bradbury Mill Dam in Spring, 24 x 30 in. John A. Coughlin ca. 1910–15 Anonymous gift, 2014.174 (1885–1965) Childe Hassam (1859–1935) Oil on canvas from 3 1 Nelson Holbrook White The Eyes, Detective Main Street, East Hampton, 25 /4 x 36 /4 in. (b. 1932) Story Magazine: August 1921 Gift of Conrad J. Kronholm, Northshore, Greenport, NY, 1930, 1930 Oil on canvas Jr., 1999.41 1 3 2001 Oil on canvas 8 /2 x 17 /4 in. 29 x 21 in. Charles and Elizabeth James Rosenquist Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Buchanan Collection, 1989.3 (1933–2017) 9 x 18 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.19LIC My Mind is a Glass of Water, Gift of the artist, 2012.69 Old House, East Hampton, 1972 Guy Carleton Wiggins Arthur Bowen Davies L.I., 1919 Color lithograph (1862–1928) Oil on canvas 3 3 (1883–1962) 22 /4 x 17 /4 in. 3 Road to the Wood, 1925 Nude, n.d. 21 /8 x 30 in. William Brooks Fund, 1974.51 Oil on board Charles and Elizabeth Oil on canvas 1 1 20 x 24 in. 9 /2 x 5 /2 in. Buchanan Collection, 1989.25 Richard Sargent (1911–1978) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Late Commuter, 1960 Grace Judd Landers Fund, 1954.39 The Old Farmhouse, Tempera on board 1939.01

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 41 N.C. Wyeth (1882–1945) Charles Harold Davis George Laurence Nelson Oil on canvas 7 Sun Glint, 1939 (1856–1933) (1887–1978) 19 /8 x 30 in. Tempera on panel The Oak, ca. 1903 H.C.N. in Brown Velvet, 1916 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David J. 1 22 /4 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Tucker, 1979.002 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 29 x 36 in. 76 x 38 in. 1947.38 John Butler Talcott Fund, Gift of Kent Historical Laurence P. Sisson 1937.03 Society, 2003.63_1 (1928–2015) HARTFORD STEAM BOILER Fisherman Watching Osprey, AND INSPECTION CO., Hallie Champlin Fenton Ivan Gregorewitch Olinsky 1973 HARTFORD, CT (1880–1935) (1878–1962) Oil on Masonite 3 Portrait of Girl in Blue, n.d. Girl with White Scarf, 29 /4 x 48 in. Frank C. Bensing (1883–1983) Oil on canvas 1898–1962 Friends Purchase Fund, Old Goss Knitting, 1927 46 x 34 in. Oil on board 1974.5 Oil on canvas Gift of Dr. Jeffrey and Mrs. 16 x 12 in. 1 18 /8 x 15 in. Lynn Blau Charles F. Smith Fund, Eric Sloane (1910–1985) Gift of Mrs. John Scott, 1943.12 Coming Home, 1930–85 1978.18 Robert Henri (1865–1929) Oil on board 1 1 Notre Dame and the Seine, Ogden Pleissner (1905–1983) 29 /2 x 19 /2 in. Christopher Blossom 1900 Early Morning, Paris, 1951 Gift of Lawrence Epstein, (b. 1956) Oil on canvas on board Oil on canvas 2007.105 Hudson River Sloop Passing 6 x 9 in. 30 x 36 in. under the Brooklyn Bridge, c. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Eugene Speicher (1883–1962) 1886, ca. 2003 1951.13 1951.2 Roses and Mock Orange, Oil on canvas 1903–62 20 x 30 in. John Koch (1909–1978) William Potter (1883–1964) Oil on canvas 5 Gift of Charles J. and Irene From My Window, ca. 1947 New England Scene (West 25 /8 x 17 in. Hamm, 2016.1.7 Oil on canvas Townsend, VT), n.d. Given in memory of Anthony 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas and Mary Malinowski, 1996.17 Alfred Thompson Bricher Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 20 x 16 in. (1837–1908) 1951.14 Gift of Mrs. William Potter, Gerald Stinski (b. 1929) Men Working, 1862 1973.04 Bread and Wine, 1980 Oil on card Leon Kroll (1884–1974) Oil on Masonite 1 3 10 /4 x 14 /4 in. Manhattan, ca. 1912 Robert Lewis Reid 8 x 10 in. Gift of Sherman Small, 1979.11 Oil on artist board (1862–1929) Friends Purchase Fund, 3 1 11 /8 x 15 /2 in. Springtime, 1899 1980.66 Carl Broemel (1891–1984) Charles and Elizabeth Oil on canvas n.d. 1 5 Anthony Thieme (1888–1954) Quinces, Buchanan Collection, 1989.32 30 /8 x 27 /8 in. Oil on board Gift of Walter and Harriet Cove Hill, 1908–54 1 12 /2 x 23 in. George Luks (1867–1933) Huber, 2007.42 Oil on canvas Gift of Wendy and Paul Nora Brady, n.d. 25 x 30 in. Benoit, 2009.92 Oil on canvas Constance Richardson Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Brown, 30 x 26 in. (1905–2002) 1943.06 William Merritt Chase Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, City of Detroit, 1943 (1849–1916) 1947.21 Oil on board Main Street, Rockport, 1937 ca. 1884 1 Oil on canvas Portrait of a Child, 20 x 28 /8 in. Oil on canvas Greta Matson (1915–2004) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 30 x 36 in. 13 x 8 in. Looking Forward, 1942 1950.42 John Butler Talcott Fund, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on canvas 1937.07 1945.06 20 x 16 in. Chauncey Foster Ryder Charles F. Smith Fund, (1868–1949) John Henry Twachtman Laura Hazard Clark (b. 1970) 1949.24 Old Red Barn in the Snow, (1853–1902) Still Life with Fruit, 2007 1927 Gloucester Boats, ca. 1901–02 Oil on canvas James Goodwin McManus Oil on canvas with wood Oil on crayon on board 16 x 20 in. (1882–1958) paneled stretcher 13 x 9 in. Gift of the artist, 2007.85 Wide Connecticut, 1936 24 x 29 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund, Hamm, 2016.1.60 Leonard Creo (b. 1923) 34 x 40 in. 1928.02 Orchestra, 1968 John Butler Talcott Fund, Gloucester Harbor, Oil on canvas 1940.05 Francis Henry [Frank H.] ca. 1900–02 24 x 18 in. Shapleigh (1842–1906) Oil on board 3 3 Gift of Albert Hydeman, New England Farm Scene, 5 /4 x 6 /4 in. 1969.7 1883 Bequest of Mrs. Charles Buchanan, 1989.42

NBMAA Elihu Vedder (1836–1923) Michael Bezrudczyk Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Jonathan Scoville Outside Porta San Lorenzo, Dusk, E. 17th Street, 2007 2006.51.01 (1937–1996) Rome, ca. 1867 Oil on canvas Rattlesnake Mountain, 1978 Oil on canvas Gift of the artist, 2007.132 Untitled [box 5], ca. 1960s Oil on canvas 4 x 10 in. Oil on canvas 50 x 40 in. Gift of the American Anna Bialobroda (b. 1946) 21 x 21 in. Gift of the artist’s family, Academy of Arts and Rendition, 1987 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 2001.48 Letters, 1955.02 Oil on canvas 2006.51.11 50 x 72 in. Alan Tompkins (1907–2007) David Birdsey Walkley Gift of John Zeller, 2010.96 Untitled [box 6], ca. 1960s Vermont Summer, 1986 (1849–1934) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Woodland Scene, n.d. Power Boothe (b. 1945) 21 x 21 in. 54 x 32 in. Oil on canvas In Grace with Change, 1989 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Gift of the artist, 2001.82 14 x 18 in. Oil on canvas 2006.51.14 Gift of Mark Lucas, 2003.1 72 x 72 in. Ferdinand Earl Warren Gift of the artist, 2011.08 Untitled [box 7], ca. 1960s (1899–1981) Frederick Ellwood Wallace Oil on canvas Lower Manhattan, 1947 1 1 (1893–1958) Leonard Creo (b. 1923) 17 /2 x 17 /2 in. Oil on panel/board 1970s Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 7 Miss “Bino” Boone, 1929 Quartet, 17 /8 x 27 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 2006.51.12 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 50 x 40 in. 36 x 48 in. 1949.15 Untitled [box 8], ca. 1960s Gift of Phillip Boone, 1977.72 Gift of the artist, 2006.25 Oil on canvas Alan Wood–Thomas 1 1 Guy Carleton Wiggins Untitled [box 10], ca. 1960s 17 /2 x 17 /2 in. (1920–1976) (1883–1962) Oil on canvas Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Illuminating the Workplace, 1 1 Late November, 1924 14 /2 x 14 /2 in. 2006.51.07 1958 Oil on canvas Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Oil on canvas 1 1 2006.51.02 Untitled [box 9], ca. 1960s 19 /2 x 23 /2 in. 50 x 38 in. Oil on canvas Bequest of Helen Vibberts, Gift of Henri and Jean Untitled [box 11], ca. 1960s 14 1/ x 14 1/ in. 2006.92 2 2 Lardon, 2012.03.3 Oil on canvas Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 1 1 Alexander Helwig Wyant 11 /2 x 11 /2 in. 2006.51.13 Lightscape, 1951–53 (1836–1892) Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Oil on canvas Lloyd Lozes Goff Pat O’Donahue’s Farm, Kerry, 2006.51.03 40 x 34 in. (1919–1982) 1870 Gift of Henri and Jean Untitled [box 12], ca. 1960s Three Phased Moon, 1970 Oil on canvas Lardon, 2012.03.5 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 18 x 30 in. 11 1/ x 11 1/ in. 30 x 50 in. Charles F. Smith Fund, 2 2 Silvermine Series P: Lumiere Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Gift of the American 1944.19 Electrique, 1959 2006.51.05 Academy of Arts and Oil on canvas NEW BRITAIN PUBLIC Letters, 2006.51.13 74 x 52 in. Untitled [box 13], ca. 1960s LIBRARY Gift of Henri and Jean Oil on canvas Irving Marcus (b. 1929) Lardon, 2012.03.1 Robert Salmon (1775–1851) 9 x 9 in. Il Mare, 1995 View of Algiers, 1828 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Oil on canvas THE UNION CLUB OF THE Tempera on canvas mounted 2006.51.06 48 x 58 in. CITY OF NEW YORK on aluminum Gift of John and Jane Fitz 1 Untitled [box 14], ca. 1960s Gibbon, 2006.77 69 x 162 /2 in. Allen Anderson (1905–1995) Oil on canvas Acquired through exchange, Satan’s Slough, from Spicy 9 x 9 in. John Melecsinsky 1967.31 Mystery: September 1943, Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, (1935–2016) 1943 NEW BRITAIN POLICE 2006.51.04 Fall Sunlight on Birches, 1975 Oil on canvas Pastel 1 1 DEPARTMENT 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. Untitled [box 3], ca. 1960s 3 12 /8 x 19 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Alice Baber (1928–1982) Gift of the artist, 1978.11_1 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.2LIC Path of the Jaguar, 1977 24 x 24 in. Oil on canvas Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Primavera Toscana, 1971 Apache Flame!, from Frontier 58 x 68 in. 2006.51.10 Oil on canvas Stories, Summer 1950, 1950 7 Gift of the Alice Baber Art 19 /8 x 14 in. Oil on canvas Untitled [box 4], ca. 1960s Gift of the artist in memory 1 Fund, Inc., 2000.39 30 x 20 /2 in. Oil on canvas of his father, 1982.38 The Robert Lesser Collection 24 x 24 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.1LIC

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 43 Six Gun Saga, 1946 Oil on canvas Elephant God, from Speed The Robert Lesser Collection 3 Oil on canvas 29 x 20 /4 in. Adventure Stories, May 1943, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.128LIC 1 1 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 1943 The Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art, 2009.22.37LIC Oil on canvas Jinx, from Spicy Mysteries: 1 1 1942 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.3LIC 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. March 1942, H.l. Parkhurst (1867–1921) The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas 3 3 Howard Brown (1831–1913) Lady from Hell, 1938 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.58LIC 29 /4 x 21 /4 in. Interplanetary Graveyard, Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 3 from Future Fiction: March 29 x 20 /4 in. Black Pool for Hell Maidens, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.127LIC 1942, 1942 The Robert Lesser Collection from Mystery Tales, June Oil on canvas of Pulp Art, 2009.22.143LIC 1938, 1938 Gunsmoke Gulch, from Spicy 1 29 x 20 /4 in. Oil on canvas Western Stories: April 1938, from 1 1938 The Robert Lesser Collection Payoff on Peril, Spicy 20 /2 x 29 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.117LIC Detective, April, 1938 The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Oil on canvas of Pulp Art, 2009.22.57LIC 30 x 21 in. Raphael De Soto (1904–1987) 30 x 21 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Blood on My Doorstep, from The Robert Lesser Collection George Lee Trimm (b. 1912) of Pulp Art, 2009.22.126LIC New Detective Magazine: of Pulp Art, 2009.22.142LIC Untitled, n.d. July 1949, 1949 Oil on canvas Drunk Disorderly and Dead, from 1 1 from Oil on canvas Women of the Shaikh, 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. Hollywood Detective: 1 1934 21 /2 x 17 in. Spicy Adventure, December The Robert Lesser Collection 1934, The Robert Lesser Collection 1934, 1934 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.276LIC Oil on canvas 1 1 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.80LIC Oil on canvas 29 /2 x 21 /2 in. 1 29 x 20 /2 in. Hooded Henchman Making The Robert Lesser Collection Softly Creep Softly Kill, from The Robert Lesser Collection Wax Statues, 1940 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.125LIC Detective Tales: August 1947, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.46LIC Oil on canvas 1947 30 x 21 in. Unknown Oil on canvas Murder for Exercise, from The Robert Lesser Collection Gangland Detective Stories, 1 3 20 /4 x 14 /4 in. Spicy Detective Stories, April of Pulp Art, 2009.22.275LIC November, formerly Ten The Robert Lesser Collection 1936, 1936 Story Gang, n.d. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.86LIC Oil on canvas Hugh Joseph Ward Oil on board 1 1 1 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. (1909–1945) 21 /2 x 17 in. She’s Too Dead for Me, from The Robert Lesser Collection Death’s Dress Rehearsal, The Robert Lesser Collection New Detective: July 1948, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.45LIC Hollywood Detective: of Pulp Art, 2009.22.283LIC 1946 November 1943, 1943 Oil on canvas Dear Little Dude, from Spicy Oil on canvas Unknown 1 1 n.d. 21 /4 x 16 /4 in. Western Stories, December 30 x 24 in. Double Action Gang, The Robert Lesser Collection 1939, 1939 The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on board 1 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.85LIC Oil on canvas of Pulp Art, 2009.22.139LIC 21 /2 x 17 in. 1 1 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. The Robert Lesser Collection George Gross (1909–2003) The Robert Lesser Collection Goddess of Terror, from of Pulp Art, 2009.22.281LIC Huntress of the Hell Pack, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.41LIC Spicy Mysteries: September from Jungle Stories, Summer 1942, 1942 DELAMAR HOTEL, WEST 1943, 1943 Frank R. Paul (1884–1963) Oil on canvas HARTFORD, CT 1 1 Oil on board Planet of the Knob Heads, 30 /2 x 20 /2 in. 1 1 from Graves Gladney (1907–1976) 29 /2 x 21 /4 in. Science Fiction, The Robert Lesser Collection The Tenth Anniversary: A The Robert Lesser Collection December 1939, 1939 of Pulp Art, 2009.22.137LIC Decade of Death to Evil of Pulp Art, 2009.22.34LIC Oil on canvas 1 from 23 x 16 /2 in. Two Hands to Choke, from Doers, The Shadow, Harry Kirchner (1912–1988) The Robert Lesser Collection Spicy Detective: August 1936, April 1, 1941, 1941 Skeletons Inc., from Clues of Pulp Art, 2009.22.102LIC 1936 Oil on canvas Detective Stories, August Oil on canvas 30 x 22 in. framed 1937, 1937 Norman Blaine Saunders 32 x 22 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas (1907–1989) The Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art, 2009.22.259LIC 3 from 36 x 24 /4 in. Give Hijackers Hell, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.1129LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Detective Short Stories, July of Pulp Art, 2009.22.206LIC 1938, 1938 Lady Scarface, from Oil on canvas Hollywood Detective: 1942, Rafael De Soto, Softly Creep Softly Richard Lillis (1889–1994) 29 x 10 in. 1942 Kill, from Detective Tales: August 1 1947, 1947, Oil on canvas, 20 /4 x Straw for the Thirsty, from The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas 3 14 /4 in., The Robert Lesser 1 Private Detective, January of Pulp Art, 2009.22.59LIC 30 x 21 /2 in. Collection of Pulp Art, 2009.22.86LIC 1945, 1945

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 45 George Gross (1909–2003) 1941 25 x 21 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.66LIC Ki–Goor Jungle Lord, 1949 Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 1 Oil on canvas 29 x 20 /2 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.53LIC Unknown Artist 45 x 26 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Painting for the movie The Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art, 2009.22.226LIC James Allen St. John Raffles with David Niven, of Pulp Art, 2009.22.32LIC (1872–1957) ca. 1940 The Green Master, from Doc Golden Blood, from Weird Oil on canvas 3 3 Peter Kuhlkoff (1912–1972) Savage, Winter 1949, and Tales: April 1933, 1933 21 /8 x 45 /8 in. Valley of the Tigers, from from Detective Monthly, Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection, Short Stories, January 1938, December 1955, 1949 24 x 22 in. 2009.22.273LIC 1938 Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 1 1 Oil on canvas 23 /2 x 16 /2 in. of Pulp Art, 2009.22.112LIC STANLEY BLACK & 1 29 x 20 /2 in. The Robert Lesser Collection DECKER, INC., NEW The Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art, 2009.22.136LIC E. Franklin Wittmack BRITAIN, CT of Pulp Art, 2009.22.35LIC (1894–1956) Maid for Murder, from Mummy Tomb, 1929 George Adomeit George Rozen (1895–1974) Detective Fiction Weekly, Oil on canvas (1879–1967) 1 1 Fear at Five Thousand, from March 1938, 1938 29 /2 x 20 /2 in. The River Road, Harper’s Sky Fighters, November 1941, Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Ferry, 1919 Oil on canvas 3 3 29 /4 x 29 /4 in. Gift of Diane Tallman Gerity in memory of John and Dorothy Tallman, 2013.18

E. Taylor Baley Return of the Whaler, n.d. Oil on canvas 1 1 14 /4 x 29 /4 in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, 1962.02

Phyllis Berman (b. 1951) Equatorial Divide, 2001 Oil on canvas 32 x 88 in. Purchase by Ellen Wineburg, Vivek and Linda Talvadkar and anonymous donor, 2013.68

Herbert Bohnert (1890–1967) Stanley Tools, 1927 Oil on canvas 20 x 36 in. Gift of Richard Gordon, 1978.32LIC

Jane Bunker (b. 1945) Secret Pond, 2012 Oil on canvas 40 x 40 in. Gift of the artist, 2013.28

John Philip Falter, Boys and Kites, 1 1 ca. 1950, Oil on canvas, 30 /8 x 24 /4 in., Gift of Kenneth Stuart, 1976.11LIC

NBMAA John Clymer (1907–1989) 30 x 40 in. Barbara Kassel (b. 1952) Charles R. Robinson Horse Farm, 1961 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Flowers in February, n.d. (b. 1940) Oil on canvas 1943.04 Oil on canvas Of Fortune and Dreams: “The 1 27 /2 x 40 in. 36 x 78 in. BULL” and “The BEAR” of Gift of Kenneth Stuart, Charles Foster (1850–1931) Gift of the Artist c/o Clark Ellis Island 1976.12LIC Early Spring at the Gallery, 2011.06 Oil on canvas Farmington Country Club, 17 x 25 in. Battle of Waterloo, 1815, 1962 1870–1931 Ernest Lawson (1873–1939) Gift of the artist, 2009.124 Oil on board Oil on canvas Swamp Willows, ca. 1928 1 1 29 x 40 in. 15 /4 x 21 /4 in. Oil on canvas Chauncey Foster Ryder 3 1 Gift of the American Gift of Dr. Timothy 24 /4 x 29 /2 in. (1868–1949) Cyanamid Company, McLaughlin, 2009.129 Charles and Elizabeth The Mill at Mendon, VT, n.d. 1985.51LIC Buchanan Collection, 1989.34 Oil on canvas Samuel Lancaster Gerry 25 x 30 in. Donald Demers (b. 1956) (1813–1891) J.M. Lewin (1836–1877) Gift of Nancy Hicks, 2011.54 On the Morning Tide, Somes Landscape, ca. 1870 Landscape, n.d. Sound, Maine, 2005 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas William Sartain (1843–1924) Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in. 8 x 12 in. New Jersey Landscape, 24 x 36 in. Gift of Lynn and Jeffrey Blau, Bequest of Paul Zimmerman, ca. 1909 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2004.13 2008.07 Oil on canvas Hamm, 2014.310.29 25 x 30 in. John W. Guerin (1920–2006) Jonas Lie (1880–1940) John Butler Talcott Fund, Home to Windward, 1989 Crane, 1962 The Moors, ca. 1933–34 1909.03 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 1 24 x 36 in. 42 x 38 /2 in. 24 x 36 in. Helen Sawyer (1900–1999) Gift of Charles J. and Irene Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, John Butler Talcott Fund, Summer, 1944 Hamm, 2016.1.24 1963.09 1934.01 Oil on canvas 30 x 25 in. Stevan Dohanos (1907–1994) Arthur Getz (1913–1996) Herbert Meyer (1882–1960) Gift of the Estate of Low Tide, 1985 Flags at the U.N., 1949 A Day in June, ca. 1940 Mrs. Philip Stanley, 1971.31 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 26 x 40 in. 36 x 48 in. 25 x 30 in. Grace Vibberts (1879–1945) Gift of Mrs. Prentice M. Bequest of Daniel North Gift of Mrs. Felicia Meyer Winter Woods, 1899–1945 Troup, 2004.58 in memory of Elihu Burritt Marsh, 1962.21 Oil on canvas (1810–1879), a New Britain 20 x 24 in. John Dowd Native who dedicated his John Francis Murphy Gift of Grace Vibberts Conlin, Backstreet Provincetown, life to the concept of world (1853–1921) 2012.92.3 2011 peace and the concept of New England Meadow in Oil on canvas United Nations, 2009.09 Spring, 1902–08 Catherine Wharton Morris 7 7 23 /8 x 35 /8 in. Oil on canvas Wright Gift of Stephen Borkowski John Hare (1908–1978) 16 x 22 in. Holed in for the Winter, 1945 in honor of John and Julie Late March, Marblehead, 1973 John Butler Talcott Fund, Oil on canvas Dowd, 2011.31 Oil on canvas 1908.04 20 x 37 in. 28 x 28 in. Grace Judd Landers Fund, Thomas R. Dunlay (b. 1951) Friends Purchase Fund, Walter Eben Nettleton 1947.39 The Ginger Jar, n.d. 1973.4 (1861–1936) Oil on canvas January Morning, 1900 OFFICE OF SENATOR 30 x 25 in. Thomas Hicks (1823–1890) Oil on canvas CHRIS MURPHY— Gift of Robert Segal, 1981.119 Long Island Landscape, 1853 11 x 14 in. WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund, John Philip Falter 1 7 Charles Harold Davis 22 /2 x 29 /8 in. 1909.02 (1910–1982) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry (1856–1933) Boys and Kites, ca. 1950 Bakewell, 1970.51 Hovsep Pushman An Old Corner, 1887 Oil on canvas (1877–1966) Oil on canvas 1 1 1 30 /8 x 24 /4 in. Robert Douglas Hunter Rose of Eternal Spring, 20 /2 x 28 in. Gift of Kenneth Stuart, (b. 1942) ca. 1943 Bequest of Howard Bristol, 1976.11LIC Blue, Brass, and Off–white Oil on canvas Jr., 2000.07 1 1 with Root, 2006 22 /2 x 19 /2 in. William Dean Fausett Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund, 1943.1 (1913–1998) 16 x 28 in. Mt. Anthony in Storm, 1941 Gift of the artist, 2009.127.1 Oil on canvas

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 47 Charles S. Duback (b. 1926) Robert Goodnough Watercolor, gouache, and Oil on canvas The Family, 1969–70 (1917–2010) pencil on paper 24 x 20 in. 3 3 Collage and wood N2–B, 1993 8 /4 x 11 /4 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, construction Oil on canvas Bequest of Rita Heimann, 2012.48.24 5 3 93 /8 x 39 /8 in. 54 x 108 in. 2012.48.11 Gift of the Landmark Gallery, Gift of the artist, 2006.35 Jane Peterson (1876–1965) 1979.105 George Foster (1817–1896) Bridge of Sighs, n.d. John Ransom Phillips Still Life with Fruit, 1867 Gouache on paper Mary Dwyer (b. 1959) (b. 1949) Oil on panel 24 x 18 in. The Death of Alexander Video As Movable Self– 8 x 11 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, Hamilton, 2001 Portraiture, 2002 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 2012.48.25 Acrylic on wood Oil on canvas 2012.48.12 26 x 23 in. (6 panels in 66 x 66 in. William Trost Richards various sizes) Gift of the artist in honor Laura Coombs Hills (1833–1905) General Purchase Fund, of Robert Hinkson, “A True (1859–1952) Sunset West Irish Coast, n.d. 2001.115 Friend and Champion of the Harrison Roses, n.d. Oil on board Tenor Voice,” 2005.203 Pastel on paper 9 x 16 in. Elizabeth Enders (b. 1939) 19 x 15 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, Ocean/Charts/Blue, 2008 RITA K. HEIMANN Bequest of Rita Heimann, 2012.48.26 Oil on linen COLLECTION 2012.48.13 60 x 60 in. George Segal (1924–2000) Gift of the artist, 2010.64 Milton Avery (1885–1965) Walter Francis Kuhn Untitled (Female with Sally in a Beret, ca. 1950–52 (1877–1949) Dressing Gown), 1965 Arthur Getz (1913–1996) Oil crayon on paper A Youthful Clown, ca. 1910 Pastel on paper Mural Design for Post Office, 12 x 9 in. Watercolor on paper 18 x 12 in. 1 Lancaster, New York, 1939 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 18 /2 x 13 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, Tempera on board 2012.48.1 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 2012.48.27 1 9 /2 x 26 in. 2012.48.17 Gift of the artist, 1987.13.2 Albert Fitch Bellows Aaron D. Shattuck (1829–1883) Louis Lang (1814–1893) (1832–1928) Ann Dyson Grimm (b. 1929) The Skating Party, n.d. A Young Woman on a Cattle with Elms, n.d. Deep River Street, n.d. Oil on canvas Balcony, 1854 Oil on canvas 3 1 Oil on board 6 x 9 /4 in. Oil on canvas laid on board 4 x 8 /2 in. 1 1 23 /2 x 29 /2 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Helen Vibberts, 2012.48.2 2012.48.18 2012.48.28 2006.91 Fidelia Bridges (1834–1923) Sol Lewitt (1928–2007) George Frederick Cumming Kyle Andrew Phillips Daisies and Thistles, 1871 Tangles Bands, 2001 Smillie (1854–1921) (b. 1986) Watercolor on paper Gouache on paper Connecticut, n.d. Walnut Hill Park, 2008 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 8 x 22 in. Watercolor on paper Oil on wood 2012.48.32 Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, 1 10 x 26 /2 in. 2012.48.20 2012.48.29 Gift of the artist, 2008.61 Mauritz Frederik Hendrik Dehaas Harriet Randall Lumis Marguerite Zorach Louise P. Sloane (b. 1952) Heading Out, n.d. (1870–1953) (1887–1968) The Mighty Quinns, 2011 Watercolor on paper On the Moor, Gloucester, n.d. Zinnias, n.d. 1 Acrylic and polymers on 12 x 19 /4 in. Oil on canvas Oil on board 1 wood panel Bequest of Rita Heimann, 18 x 22 in. 13 x 16 /2 in. 1 80 x 72 x 1 /2 in. 2012.48.7 Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, Acquired through Sideshow 2012.48.21 2012.48.31 Gallery, 2012.20 James Daugherty (1887–1974) Alfred Maurer (1868–1932) Tom Yost (b. 1957) Two Women Walking, Untitled (Still Life), n.d. Summer View from Painter ca. 1915–16 Oil on panel Hill Road, 2003 Pastel on paper Bequest of Rita Heimann, 3 Oil on linen 24 x 17 /4 in. 2012.48.23 23 x 23 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, Gift of the artist, 2003.41 2012.48.9 George Loftus Noyes (1864–1954) THE BUSHNELL Guy Pene Du Bois Springtime Landscape PERFORMING ARTS (1884–1958) (Harbor Scene, Annisquam), CENTER, HARTFORD, CT Summer Afternoon, 1937 n.d.

NBMAA 1 Louise P. Sloane, The Mighty Quinns, 2011, Acrylic and polymers on wood panel, 80 x 72 1 /2 in., Acquired through Slideshow Gallery, 2012.20

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 49 NBMAA INCOMING EXHIBITIONS LOANS FY19 780 objects loaned from 33 institutions across the country

Line And Curve: The Ellsworth Kelly and Jack Shear Shaker Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album Collection From Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon With October 18, 2018–January 27, 2019 Prints By Ellsworth Kelly Total: 452 objects July 13, 2018–June 30, 2019 Total: 15 objects The Hopper Art Trust: 452

Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon: 15 Neil Jenney: American Realist November 2, 2018–March 17, 2019 Art in Farmington Village Total: 25 objects August 3–October 7, 2018 Total: 95 objects Hall Art Foundation: 14 Gagosian Gallery: 6 Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library: 4 Neil Jenney: 5 The Farmington Libraries: 8 Farmington Historical Society: 3 Florence Griswold Museum: 2 Mattatuck Museum: 3 Miss Porter’s School: 2 Private lenders: 46 Stanley Whitman House: 25 Unionville Museum: 1 Wadsworth Atheneum: 1

The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe And Contemporary Art New/Now: Pablo Helguera February 22–June 2, 2019 April 5–September 15, 2019 Total: 89 objects Total: 33 objects

Casey Kaplan Inc.: 1 Pablo Helguera: 26 Chapter NY Gallery: 1 Mark Twain House and Museum: 4 Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art: 15 New Britain Industrial Museum: 3 David Nolan Gallery: 2 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum: 9 Nor’easter: The 49Th Annual Juried Exhibition Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Auburn, University: 1 June 22–July 14, 2019 Kemper Art Museum: 3 Total: 71 objects Mississippi Museum of Art: 1 Museum of Modern Art: 1 71 works from NBMAA members New Orleans Museum of Art: 1 Newark Museum: 1 North Carolina Museum of Art: 1 Private lenders: 43 University of Tulsa: 1 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts: 1 Whitney Museum of American Art: 2 Williams College Museum of Art: 1 Yale University Art Gallery: 3 de Young Museum | Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco: 1

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 51 INTENDED BEQUESTS FY19

Edward Burtynsky (b. 1955) Frank C. Penfold Frank Stella (b. 1936) Mines #15, Inco Tailings Pond, (1849–1921) Cantahar from Imaginary Sudbury, Ontario, 1985 After the Baptism, 1880–81 Places III, 1998 Chromogenic print, AP #1 Oil on canvas Lithograph, screenprint, 1 40 x 50 in. 29 /2 x 36 in. relief etching, engraving, Bequest of Anita Arcuni Bequest of Anita Arcuni and aquatint on handmade Ferrante, 2018.6.4 Ferrante, 2018.6.3 paper, Edition 1/40 Bequest of Anita Arcuni Hugh Bolton Jones Henry Ward Ranger Ferrante, 2018.6.5 (1848–1927) (1858–1916) A Lane in Pont-Aven, 1879 Long Island Sound, 1906 George Washington Tyler Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (1803–1833) 1 24 /2 x 36 in. 28 x 36 in. Mrs. Sarah Louisa Taylor, n.d. Bequest of Anita Arcuni Bequest of Anita Arcuni Oil on canvas 1 1 Ferrante, 2018.6.1 Ferrante, 2018.6.2 41 /4 x 34 /2 in. framed Bequest of a student of The Early Republic, 2018.7

NEW INCOMING LONG TERM LOANS

Thornton Dial (1928–2016) Auntie, 2012 Mixed media, assemblage 36 x 60 in. Anonymous lender, 2019.9LTL

Right image: Chet Kempczynski, Full Moon over Hartford V, 1987, Oil Monotype, 46 x 40 in., Members Purchase Fund, 1999.03

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 53 EDUCATION

This year, the NBMAA’s Education Department There is something for everyone interested in served 22,553 people at one of 582 education expanding their knowledge about NBMAA’s programs, 180 school visits, 166 adult group rich permanent collection and vibrant special visits, or 10 family visits. An impressive 1 in 4 exhibitions or connecting with their creative visitors to the Museum attended a program or side. NBMAA’s varied program mix provides tour coordinated and presented by Education opportunities for lifelong learning, strengthens staff, docents, scholars, curators, and artists, participants’ connection to the Museum, including lectures and gallery talks; tours; encourages membership, and contributes to studio classes and workshops; workshops for vibrant communities. educators; and Family and Community Days.

School Services Student Art Shows

For the third year in a row, the Museum presented We continued to support budding artistic talent, a record number of school tours thanks to the mounting four student art exhibitions with 857 support of the Tinty Foundation, SBM Charitable student artists that attracted 1,000s of visitors from Foundation, and other funders. 10,650 students, the Farmington Valley, Berlin, Plainville, and New teachers, and chaperones in grades K–12 from public Britain. This year, we presented the 29th annual Art and independent schools in 54 towns visited the from the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools, NBMAA. Students participated in half-day learning generously supported by Webster Bank, along with experiences that included docent tours of the exhibits by students from Berlin and Plainville public galleries and art activities in the Museum’s light- schools. Once again, we partnered with the Talcott filled studios in the American Savings Foundation Mountain Science Center & Academy to present Art & Education Center. At the NBMAA, docents the third annual Inspiration to Innovation or i2i and Museum educators invite students to explore Challenge, featuring works by students in grades K–8 American art and history through discussion and inspired by STEM principles and based on this year’s activities that utilize observation, problem solving, theme of Trees are Tremendous. and critical thinking, and this year, 75 docents conducted more than 1,000 individual student tours, Teacher Workshops while Museum educators led 217 studio classes, engaging students in hands-on learning inspired 135 teachers from across the State attended by the Museum’s collections. Tours are designed 12 workshops and educator events focused on to connect to national and state standards, and curriculum development and interdisciplinary this year’s tour themes included The Artist in the connections using the Museum’s collections and The Landscape, Art Bones: Connecting the Art Elements, Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art. and Math-terpieces, and What is America?

NBMAA BY THE NUMBERS

1 in 4 visitors to the Museum participated in an Excitement over The Beyond increased the number education program or tour. of adult tours by 20%, nearly doubling revenues year-over-year. 22,553 people attended one of 582 Education programs or 1,262 guided tours. Attendance at lectures increased 10% year-over-year. 75 active docents led tours that reached nearly 15,500 students and adults. 2,199 children and adults participated in family programs, a 10% increase over the previous For the third year in a row, a record number of fiscal year. students and teachers participated in a school tour. During FY19, 10695 students, teachers, and chaperones representing 180 schools visited the Museum.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 55 Adult Programs

A robust assortment of adult programs were participated in docent or self-guided tours, raising presented to deepen participants’ understanding more the double the amount of revenue as last year. of the many special exhibitions presented this year. Docents also gave 164 drop-in tours of the permanent Of special interest were programs related to The collection and The Beyond to record crowds. Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art, with several lectures at capacity. This year a total In 2018, the Education and Visitor Experience of 10 lectures drew 795 people and were presented Departments jointly presented a special, art-focused by artists, curators, and professors from around the series of extraordinary concert experiences paired country. Highlights included lectures by artists Larry with scholarly lectures. Supported by the Richard Silver, Neil Jenney, Negar Ahkami, and O’Keeffe P. Garmany Fund at the Hartford Foundation for scholars Wanda Corn, Ariel Plotek, and Roxanna Public Giving, Where Art Meets Music explored Robinson. 36 gallery talks were presented weekly by several periods of artistic and musical innovation and staff and docents and engage visitors directly with featured popular highlights of the NBMAA collection. works on view the Museum. In addition to these talks and lectures, over 2,400 adults and college students

NBMAA Children and Adult Studio Classes

There are many days when the Museum’s three art and Me programs for children under 3 years of age. studios are filled to capacity. Over 2,600 children Nearly 2,200 parents and children participated in and adults, ages 2 to over 80, participated in one of these programs. This year, birthday parties and scout 367 of NBMAA’s studio classes this year—held after troops returned to the Museum. school and after work, on weekdays and weekends. The extraordinary art at the Museum provided Highlights included the December Holiday the inspiration for creating in watercolor, collage, Community Day, with guest appearances by the pastel, acrylic, wire, clay, and more! The Art Cart has ghosts from Hartford Stage’s A Christmas Carol become a regular offering every Saturday morning. and dancers from Ballet Theatre Company’s The Adult studio program highlights included workshops Nutcracker. January’s Community Day is presented with The Beyond artists Louise Jones and Caroline on the Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday and featured a Larson, Museum Educator Bonnie Rose Sullivan, and performance by New Britain’s Main Street Children’s the ever popular watercolor classes taught by June Choir. In May, the art of Georgia O’Keeffe was the Webster and Mary Smeallie. focus of the Family Day, and artist Caroline Larson shared her unique painting style, using pastry bags, Family with visitors.

The New Britain Museum of American Art continues Much of the work of the Museum’s Education to be a destination for families who learn and play Department is generously supported by two large together in our galleries and art studios. There are grants from the American Savings Foundation and monthly Homeschool Days and monthly Museum the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 57 BY THE NUMBERS—ADULT AND CHILDREN’S STUDIO AND FAMILY PROGRAMS

• 367 studio classes and workshop for children and adults were held; 2,615 people participated. Another 2,199 children and adults participated in family programs. • 21 teaching artists • Ages of studio participants: 2 through 80+ years • Mediums used/techniques taught: ∙∙ air-dry clay ∙∙ acrylic paint ∙∙ beads ∙∙ collage ∙∙ watercolor ∙∙ pen & ink ∙∙ graphite ∙∙ bookmaking ∙∙ spray paint ∙∙ assemblage ∙∙ pastel ∙∙ costume design ∙∙ weaving ∙∙ printmaking • 10 Studio@4 classes • 11 Youth Drawing classes • 12 Teen Studio workshops • 8 Teen Lounge workshops • 46 occurrences of Art Start • 46 occurrences of Art Explorers • 96 sessions of 37 Adult Studio classes • 4 Community Days • 3 Family Days • 8 Homeschool Days • 15 Museums and Me: Playdates with Art and Museum and Me Too: Toddler Time

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 59 VISITATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The New Britain Museum of American Art welcomed over 88,766 visitors from 45 states, 76% of total visitors are from CT who had access to over 600 educational 24% are from out-of-state and other programs. The Museum makes every effort to be accessible to and engage our community through our programs and exhibitions, our social media channels, by 24% being present at community events, and by offering many opportunities of free admission opportunities. 76%

Total Museum visitation for FY19: 88,766­

Visitors from 18 nations across the world: This past year, we greeted visitors from Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, France, 45 states across the country (including Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Alaska) as well as Puerto Rico and the U.S. Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Virgin Islands. Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Visitors from 1,608 unique Zip Codes, including 82 in California, 109 in Florida, 214 in New York, 243 in Massachusetts and 339 in Connecticut.

NBMAA 230 Trustees, docents, and volunteers 67% of volunteer hours were from the generously donated over 16,550 hours Museum’s Docent program, and 33% last year, which is an equivalent to were devoted to governance, finance, approximately 8 full-time positions. development, and collections matters, as well as special events.

33%

67%

Participation in school tours came from 6 counties statewide representing 54 cities and towns.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 61 SOCIAL MEDIA FY19

Demographics

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3% AGES 13% 13–17 18-24 71% 29% 19% Women men 19% 24-34 35-44

45-54 55-64 Our Followers

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21% 24% 14,324 5,963 3,427 +1,212 +328 +1,253

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Alvarium Brewing Farmington Historical Intensive Education No Boundaries Youth Company Society Academy, West Theater, Berlin American Savings Farmington Library Hartford Plainville Public Schools Foundation Farmington Public Ion Bank Foundation Polish American American School for Schools Kinsmen Brewing Foundation of the Deaf Farmington Village Company Connecticut Art League of New Green and Library Litchfield Distillery Riverhouse Catering Britain Association Main Street Children’s Roger’s Orchard Arts for Learning CT, Fisher’s Island Lemonade Choir, New Britain Rich’s Products Hamden Five Churches Brewing Main Street Community SBM Charitable Avery’s Soda Company Foundation Foundation Ballet Theater Company, Florence Griswold The Mark Twain House St. Mary’s School, West Hartford Museum of Art & Museum Simsbury Bears Smokehouse BBQ Fryderyk Chopin Society Martin Rosol’s, Inc. Stanley-Whitman House Berlin Public Schools of Connecticut Mattatuck Museum Talcott Mountain Science Bike New Britain Girl and Boy Scout Miss Porter’s School, Center and Academy, Bristol Public Library Troops of Connecticut Farmington Avon Bushnell Performing Arts Hartford Flavor New Britain Bees Tinty Foundation Center Company Baseball Unionville Museum Community Foundation Hartford Jazz Society New Britain Industrial Wadsworth Atheneum of Greater New Britain Hartford Performs Museum Museum of Art Connecticut Children’s Hartford Stage New Britain Parks Warner Foundation Medical Center Hartford Symphony and Recreation Woodbury Floral Costco Orchestra Department Designs Coventry Public Schools Hartt School of Music, New Britain Public and Delamar Hotel Community Division Parochial Schools Duncaster Retirement Hawkapella New Britain Symphony Community Orchestra

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 63 VISITOR EXPERIENCE BY THE NUMBERS The Visitor Experience Department is the first 44% increase in attendance to point of contact with our visitors at the Museum. First Friday. VE staff greet guests, check in Members, sell 178% increase in attendance to Art tickets, answer questions, provide hospitality Happy Hour. support for exhibition openings, meetings, and lectures, manage an array of music and social 48% increase in program revenue events, and make each visit an unforgettable from First Friday. experience. Highlights of this past year include: 148% increase in attendance at our monthly films.

NBMAA HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PAST YEAR:

Museum After Dark

“MAD” continues to be a favorite among the Museum’s young professional demographic, and last year’s Hollywood Halloween event drew 1,138 guests, generating $33,077 in revenue. December’s holiday-themed “Ugly Sweater Party” was also a big hit, with 400 guests and a toy drive to benefit the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

Art Happy Hour

Thursday evenings in the summer months featured the new Art Happy Hour, with creative activities and entertainment on the Pritchard Family Terrace, overlooking scenic Walnut Hill Park. The “Party on Georgia O’Keeffe Outpost Shop the Park” drew 482 guests in the summer of 2018 for mingling, merriment, and a spectacular view. The overwhelming success of The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art translated into First Friday thousands of visitors visiting our Museum Shop and taking a memory home with them. A special 44%. That’s the increase in attendance from the retail outlet was created in the Douglas K.S. Hyland year prior. Featuring food, spirits, Museum tours, Gallery, featuring O’Keeffe-related merchandise to local vendors, and the region’s best music, NBMAA’s complement the exhibition. Retail sales during the signature social event has been a staple of the run of this blockbuster show were $223,130, with a Museum calendar since 1995. First Friday hosted total of $329,290 in merchandise sales for the entire smash performances from Soul Sound Revue, Eight year, our best year ever! to the Bar, Mass-Conn Fusion, Locomotion, the Savage Brothers Band, the Cartells, and more. The Big E

Volunteers Expanding our outreach initiatives, NBMAA participated in the Eastern States Exposition for Volunteers generously donated 16,550 hours last two days. Staff welcomed Big E attendees to the year, serving as Trustees, Committee Members, Museum’s booth in the Connecticut building on the and docents, and providing assistance to several Avenue of the States and shared information on the departments, including Development, Education, NBMAA and upcoming programs. Collections, Curatorial, Marketing, Facilities, and Visitor Experience! Walnut Hill Jazz Series

To accommodate the significant influx of visitors at NBMAA partnered with the Hartford Jazz Society peak hours during the run of The Beyond: Georgia once again to present the second season of our O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art, we recruited winter jazz series. We presented four performances several “Museum ambassadors” from our volunteer that featured top musicians from Hartford, Boston, corps to enhance the visitor experience. Serving and New York City. The Walnut Hill Jazz Series was as a mobile source of information, ambassadors generously funded by the William T. Sloper Trust for circulated throughout the galleries, assisting guests Andrew J. Sloper Musical Fund. with wayfinding, answering questions, highlighting upcoming programs and encouraging a visit to the shop on the way out!

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 65 DEVELOPMENT

The mission of the New Britain Museum of Annual Fund American Art is dedicated to serving all people by pursuing excellence in art through This year, the NBMAA embarked on its most collections, exhibitions, and education. The ambitious Annual Fund goal to date—to raise $300,000 focused on three initiatives: exemplary performance of the Museum in these areas would not be possible without • $150,000 to support The Beyond: Georgia the support and generosity of thousands of O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art individuals, foundations, corporations, and • $100,000 to support educational initiatives government entities. Highlights of the fiscal and programs year include: • $50,000 to provide general support

Membership We are thrilled to share that all three goals were exceeded. Thanks to the crucial support of many Membership continues to be an important source generous donors, we raised: of revenue and generated over $550,000 in FY19 to support the Museum. The Museum has an active • $212,638 to support The Beyond: Georgia community of over 6,000 Members, including nearly O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art 100 generous Premier Members, all of whom are • $102,165 to support educational initiatives deeply committed to the arts and to sustaining and and programs growing the Museum’s programs and outreach. Additionally, Members hail from 26 of the 50 United • $84,975 to provide general support States, and we welcomed over 400 new Members to the NBMAA family during The Beyond: Georgia For a total amount of $399,778! O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art. 250

Throughout the year, our Members enjoyed exclusive access to opening receptions, special tours, off-site 200 visits, dinners, and trips to other arts and cultural sites. Members participated in four NBMAA-led day trips during the year as well as a four-day visit 150 to Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, for a Georgia O’Keeffe-inspired trip with NBMAA Director and CEO Min Jung Kim. 150

Special Exhibitions Fund 100

In FY18, Board of Trustees Chair John N. Howard launched the Special Exhibitions Fund, a new 50 initiative created to support the direct and indirect costs of exhibitions presented during the fiscal year. Generous supporters of the fund contributed over $100,000 in FY19, enabling the Museum to Exhibition Education General Support Support Support present vibrant and diverse exhibitions and related programming. GOAL ACTUAL

NBMAA Nor’Easter Exhibition Education Programs

The 2019 Nor’Easter: The 49th Annual Juried Members Each year thousands of students and educators Exhibition was once again hugely popular with the visit the New Britain Museum of American Art for Museum’s Members, attracting over 950 submissions. tours of the Museum galleries and hands-on studio Juror Nicholas Bell, Senior Vice President for experiences in the American Savings Foundation Art Curatorial Affairs, Mystic Seaport, selected 71 works & Education Center. We are most grateful to partners to be displayed during the three-week exhibition. such as Stanley Black & Decker, American Savings Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater New 19th Annual Art Party of the Year Britain, Greater Hartford Arts Council, The George A. and Grace L. Long Foundation, and Legrand Nearly 300 generous guests convened on May 4, 2019, Wiremold Charitable Contributions Committee, for the 19th annual Spring Gala, The Art Party of the for providing essential funding for students and Year! By all accounts, it was a spectacular evening with educational opportunities at the Museum. Scot Haney presiding over the Live Auction, and lucky guests walking away with beautiful art and unique Supporters of school tours and student art shows for experiences. Many thanks go to Gala Chair and Trustee the 2018–19 school year include Tinty Foundation, Cynthia Cooper, the energetic Gala committee, and SBM Charitable Foundation, Webster Bank, Main over 32 dedicated event volunteers for their invaluable Street Community Foundation, Ion Bank Foundation, work and ensuring that the evening was successful and Duncaster, the James R. Parker Trust at the Main raised necessary funds for the Museum’s programming. Street Community Foundation, the Plainville Community Fund at the Main Street Community Foundation, and Elizabeth Norton Trust Fund.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 67 Membership Libraries that became members 4,128 Memberships, including 400 new Ansonia Public members who joined during The Beyond Cragin Memorial Library 6,368 Members Hotchkiss Library of Sharon $557,318 Membership Income Howard Whittemore Library Sunderland Public Library Nor’Easter member’s exhibition 957 entries by 392 artists, representing 15 different states 91 New members 71 pieces accepted into the show $8,663 net entry fees

Members from 25 States North American Regional Museum Discount used by 309 Visitors

MEMBERS NARM DISCOUNT

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 69 Development and Program Highlights 2018–19

July 12, 2018 — Opening Reception of Line and Curve: February 23, 2019 — The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and The Ellsworth Kelly and Jack Shear Shaker Collection from Contemporary Art Celebratory Dinner for sponsors and Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon with Prints by Ellsworth special guests Kelly for Members and special guests March 20, 2019 — Special Member Access Hours for August 2, 2018 — Opening Reception of Art in Farmington The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art Village for Members and special guests April 4, 2019 — Opening Reception of NEW/NOW: August 16, 2018 — Behind the Scenes Tour of Museum Pablo Helguera for Members and special guests collections April 6, 2019 — Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner for August 23, 2018 — Day trip to the Albany Institute of Members of the John Butler Talcott Society and Grace History & Art and the Empire State Plaza (Albany, NY) Judd Landers Society

September 13, 2018 — New Member tour April 9, 2019 — Premier Member visit to the William Louis-Dreyfus Collection (Mt. Kisco, NY) and The Aldrich September 22, 2018 — Premier Member visit to Thomas Contemporary Art Museum (Ridgefield, CT) with Deputy Cole National Historic Site and The Olana Partnership with Director Michelle Hargrave Deputy Director Michelle Hargrave (Hudson Valley, NY) April 9, 2019 — Special Member Access Hours for The September 26, 2018 — Pictures at an Exhibition special Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art event with Hartford Symphony Orchestra April 11, 2019 — Tour of The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe September 26, 2018 — Day trip to Storm King Art Center and Contemporary Art for Artist’s Circle Level Members (New Windsor, NY) and above October 17, 2018 — Opening Reception of Dennis Hopper: April 13, 2019 — Annual Heritage Society Champagne The Lost Album for Members and special guests Brunch November 1, 2018 — Opening Reception of Neil Jenney: April 16, 2019 — Day trip to the New York Public Library American Realist for Members and special guests and the Morgan Library (New York, NY) November 8–12, 2018 — Visit to Santa Fe & Taos, NM with May 2, 2019 — The Art Party of the Year Artist and Director and CEO Min Jung Kim Sponsor Party November 29, 2018 — Tour of Dennis Hopper: The Lost May 4, 2019 — The 19th annual Art Party of the Year gala Album and Neil Jenney: American Realist for Artist’s Circle Level Members and above May 15, 2019 — Special Member Access Hours for The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art November 29, 2018 — Looking for America Closing Reception May 29, 2019 — Special Member Access Hours for The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art December 6, 2018 — Day trip to Whitney Museum of American Art (New York, NY) May 31, 2019 — Special Member Access Hours for The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art January 22, 2019 — Meet and Greet with mural artist Louise Jones for Premier Members June 13, 2019 — New Member tour

January 25, 2019 — Welcome Back event and unboxing June 13, 2019 — Day trip to Mt. Auburn Cemetery and of Georgia O’Keeffe’s East River from the 30th Story of Harvard Museum of Natural History (Cambridge, MA) Shelton Hotel (1928) June 23, 2019 — Opening Reception of Nor’Easter: The February 7, 2019 — Tour of Neil Jenney: American Realist 49th Annual Juried Exhibition for Members, artists, and for Circle Level Members and above special guests

February 21, 2019 — Opening Reception of The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art for Members and special guests

NBMAA TOP DONORS TO FISCAL YEAR 19

$100,000+ $10,000–$14,999 SEI Investments America, N.A., Trustee Stanley Black & Decker The Aeroflex Foundation The William T. Sloper Trust David and Dorothy Lund Melinda and Paul Sullivan Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear for Andrew J. Sloper Fund, Main Street Community The Rhoda and David Chase Bank of America, N.A., Foundation $50,000–$99,999 Family Foundation, Inc. Trustee Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin American Savings Chase Family Foundations Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Soyster Ann and Jan McClure Foundation Halsey and Michele Cook Mr. Townsend Thomas and M. Stephen and Miriam R. Jay Porter Bruemmer** Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Ms. Meredith Lee Miller in memory of Lorraine Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Mr. Albert Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Lou Olson Venskunas Bruemmer Lunder Foundation—Peter University of Connecticut James R. Parker Trust at the Community Foundation of and Paula Lunder Family W. Casey and Kathryn West Main Street Community Greater New Britain Mallory Group NE, LLC Foundation Department of Economic Susan and John Rathgeber $2,500–$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk and Community Todd and Marenda Stitzer Assured Partners Northeast, Skanska USA Development, Connecticut LLC Sorenson-Pearson Family Office of the Arts $5,000–$9,999 Phil Brencher Foundation Inc. Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Ms. Deborah Stadler and Anthony Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Shepard W. Brown Mr. Troy Prince The Richard P. Garmany Baker Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Fund at the Hartford Bank of America Gift Fund Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Weiss Foundation for Public Barnes Group Foundation, Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wheat Giving Inc. and Barnes Group, Inc. Garavel William and Ellen Macristy Jay and Allison Bombara Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Foundation $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Michael and Dona V. Cassella Zachs Family Foundation, Inc. Bank of America and Bank of Boudreau Clarence B. and Joan F. America Foundation, Inc. CCSU Foundation, Inc. and Coleman Charitable $1,000–$2,499 Mrs. Sylvia Bonney** Central Connecticut State Foundation Aetna Foundation Greater Hartford Arts University The New Britain Commission Amanda and Scott Aronson Council Sandra and Arnold Chase on the Arts and the Anonymous Hartford Steam Boiler Ms. Kay Knight Clarke Connecticut Department Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Inspection & Insurance Co. Mr. Henry C. Clifford of Economic and Mr. Eric Ort John N. Howard and Wendy Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Community Development Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Kirkland Brendan and Carol Conry Office of the Arts David Keating Edward C. and Ann T. Downes Construction Evan R. Cowles and Brie P. Mr. and Mrs. B. Baiter Roberts Foundation Company, LLC Quinby Mr. Michael Bombara and Tinty Foundation Ms. Marie Dudley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes Mr. Alejandro Arce Cerda Webster Bank Mr. Neal B. Freuden and III Prof. Richard Buel William and Alice Mortensen Ms. Andrea F. Levy Duncaster Karen and John Byrne Foundation Howard and Sandra Fromson Robert and Susan Fisher Drs. Alex and Marbelia Cech Joseph Garner and Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Mr. William Chase and $15,000–$24,999 Garner Hoffman Dr. Lauren Chase Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Natalie Giana Mrs. Jean Holden Mr. Blair Childs Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Burke III Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Leonard Clough Burnett Foundation Hartford HealthCare Holden, Jr. Dr. Len Comeau and Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Hospital of Central Hospital for Special Care Mr. Edd Russo David T. Langrock Connecticut Sam and Polly Huntington Kathryn S.L. Cox Foundation Jack Warner Foundation, Inc. Ion Bank Foundation Mr. John E. Dillaway and Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson John M. Jezowski and Ms. Jessica O’Brien Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Saundra L. Stauffer Mr. Patrick Downes Robert Lehman Foundation, Mr. Bradford Korder Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. John Downes Inc. Mrs. Barbara Louis Johnson Ms. Mary Jane Dunn John G. Martin Foundation Marjorie Moore Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Foundation, Bank of Mr. Gary W. Knoble and English Marian Kellner America, N.A., Trustee Mr. Robert A. Black Mr. and Mrs. Karl SBM Charitable Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morris Lawson Household Fleischmann Inc. Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. and Carol LeWitt Mrs. Barbara Flynn Ms. Esther A. Pryor The George A. and Grace L. Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Long Foundation, Bank of ** Deceased

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 71 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin John and Brenda Manning Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stack, Covello and Mrs. Covello Ms. Hilary Frye Ms. Leta W. Marks Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Degen Ms. Marilda Gandara and James H. and Melinda L. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Elizabeth Dexheimer Mr. Scott O’Keefe Martin Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stine Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garavel Harry and Janice Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. Bruce Edgren and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mazadoorian Ms. Martha G. Trask Ms. Tamra Lair Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Becky and Tom Trutter Elizabeth, Norman, and Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Montstream Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Robert Elia Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orsene Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Elizabeth H. Norton Trust Mrs. Elaine M. Hobart Mrs. Margaret Sweetland Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Fund Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hulme Patricelli Mr. Philip Wellman and Ms. Barbara Fernandez John G. Martin Foundation Ms. Nancy C. Pedersen and Ms. Leslie Smith Mrs. Beth D. Ferrari Mr. Grant Johnson and Mr. Charles Pike Ms. Rosemary Winandy Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Ms. Madeleine Rudin Paul and Angela Penney Dr. and Mrs. Peter Yu Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garthwait, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Perkins Travel Corporation Jr. Joan Lazar Kemler and Barry Mary Margaret Piazza $500–$999 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gianni J. Kemler The Plainville Community Mr. Simon E. Abrahms and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Fund at the Main Street Ms. Madeleine Naro Grace Knowlton Community Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Christopher Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pollack Dr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Greenberg Charles and Joan Leach Elenor G. Reid Badiola Mr. David Grimaldi and Legrand Wiremold John and Simone Reynolds Douglas Bray and Francine Ms. Karen Licht Charitable Contributions Mrs. Belle Ribicoff Austin Mrs. Beverly Harris Committee Mrs. John H. Riege Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Ms. Pamela Hastings Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Nancy A. Ringrose Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Hunter Levine Mr. Douglas H. Robins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell IBM Corporation Judie and Coleman Levy Mr. and Mrs. René Rosado Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carey Mr. and Mrs. James W. Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Jacobs, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Nancy S. Scott Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. Bill Knight and Ms. Jill Luciano Mr. David A. Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ms. Diana Creamer Copeland Dr. Jonathan Korn and Madfis Charles and Christine Shivery The Honorable Alfred V. Dr. Grace Lo

NBMAA Debby and David Kvam Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Mr. N.W. Gibbons Ms. Michele Parrotta and Mr. and Mrs. Thierry Laborde Mr. Dan Bailey and Mr. Bruce Ms. Jennifer Glick Ms. Lesley Skenderian Dr. Leena Langeland Charette Mr. William J. Glick Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. John Beers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Passaretti Ms. Nancy R. Lemega- Jack and Francie Bergquist Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Watt Laura Boehm Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Price Mr. Robert Linderman BoneeWeintraub, LLC Mr. Joseph Grabarz and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mr. Paul LoRocco Mr. Robert S. Bonney Mr. Ronek Patel Rancourt Ms. Sheila Marks Robert and Sallie Boody Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Ms. Erika Reen Ms. Margaret A. Marx Mr. Kevin Galvin and Greenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter MassMutual Ms. Whitney Boynton Dr. Martha M. Greenwood John and Nancy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. David McCary Galvin and Mr. David Levin Robert and Brenda Ms. Kathy Mikulski Mr. Will Brady Doris and Ray Guenter Roggeveen Mr. Nick F. Miller Mary Britcher Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Ms. Shawna A. Rosol Mr. Richard Musgrave Mrs. Sara Buell Laura R. Harris Mrs. Susan S. Rubin Mr. Thomas F. O’Neil III and Ms. Alice Burstein Mr. James Hartung and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sadler Ms. Nancy D. O’Neil Ambassador and Ms. Patricia Jagoe Paul and Annette Salina Mr. Steven Piferi Mrs. William Cabaniss, Jr. Drs. R.V. and Patricia Hensley Patricia and Andrew Salner Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Samuel and Marcia Hinckley Dr. and Mrs. Tom D. Sargent Reidy, Jr. Carlson, Jr. Mr. Herbert Hirsch and Mr. and Mrs. Sil Sarubbi Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ripple Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Ms. Rebecca Warner Mr. Brad J. Schide Mr. Peter Rogers and Carubba Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Mrs. Logan Rogers Mrs. Lynn F. Cavo Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Joseph M. Shortall and Sara Dr. Allan L. Schiffer and Ms. Susan Chandler Holland L. Bernstein Ms. Yvonne Miceli Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Michael Honor Mr. and Mrs. David Shrake Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp Cheshire Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hubbard Judith Silver Mr. Henry Showell and Linda Cheverton-Wick and The Hudkins Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simone Ms. Eleanor Etter Walter Wick Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Ilg Miss Maryann M. Smialowski Amy and Stephen Silverman CIGNA Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Alan L. Stern, M.D., and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian M.R. Cipriano Jankowski Cyndi Billiam Stern Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Audrey B. Conrad John R. Schroeder, AIA Dr. Jonathan Stolzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith Mr. Brendan Conry, Jr. Sally and Carl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sutton Mr. Stephen R. Sorrell and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Ms. Roberta A. Kaufman William and Barbara Taylor Mr. Robert R. Roch Cooley Ms. Janna W. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tedder Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ms. Kate Cordsen Mr. Austin King The Neuwirth Foundation, Sposato Ms. Cynthia Cormier and Mrs. June T. Kingsbury Inc. The Robert and Margaret Mr. Christian P. Kulowski Jan and David Klein Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Patricelli Family Ms. Catherine M. Daly and Ms. Deborah Koltenuk and Ms. Ann E. Thomas and Foundation, Inc. Mr. Roy Dion Mr. Christopher Merrow Mr. Michael B. Bonzagni Edward Toffolon Mr. and Mrs. David Davison Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kosto Camilla and Dr. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Stephane Ms. Frances Dunn Richard and Elaine Lau Thompson Charitable Toutain Elaine Dymczyk Mr. Mark E. Lennox Trust Lynn and John Wadhams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edelson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Mr. Vincent Turley and Lin Wellman Robert and Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Ms. Fran Barringer Roy Wiseman and Lisa Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Courtland G. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ursprung Kugelman Mr. William Evertson Lewis Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Helen Lewtan Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Zaccheo, M.D. Fanning, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lowry Wodtke Mrs. Pauline Zimmerman Farmington Polo Club Ms. Anne McAloon Mrs. Mary-Jo W. Warren Mr. Robert Farr and Sekiko McDonald Mrs. Nancy T. Whitney $250–499 Ms. Diana MacPherson Mr. Harry E. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Abbot Mr. Thomas G. Farrell and Mrs. Janice L. Bonner Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Ms. Lisa W. Barsumian Mr. James Miers Mr. and Mrs. John Amica Companies Ms. Kathleen Fekete Mr. David W. Moore and Wischenbart Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Ms. Mary M. Wynn John A. and Emma Amodio Ms. Ellen Fisher Joan G. Morgan Emilie L. Yukna Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murzyn Mr. and Mrs. David A. Andrews Mr. Howard R. Zern Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Zacchei Mr. Richard D. Angotta Mr. Robert Freiman Mr. Frank Haviland Dr. Gordon A. Zimmermann, Assured Partners Northeast, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Mr. Andrew Obelnicki and M.D. LLC Mr. Paul Gianaris Ms. Kathleen Kelliher

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THE BEYOND: $50–$99 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Follansbee GEORGIA O’KEEFFE AND Ms. Donna Brooks and Mr. Robert Freiman Dr. Herbert S. Freiman CONTEMPORARY ART Ms. Dianne Crowe Joseph Garner and Ms. Linda B. Gardiner and Ms. Jakki Garlans Leslie Garner Mr. Gerald V. Raulinaitis $10,000+ Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Ms. Suzanne Griffith Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. Chris M. Hayes and Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. $100,000 Ms. Amy J. Lawson Ms. Michele Parrotta and Grudzinski Ms. Ellen Massucci Ms. Lesley Skenderian Ms. Judith Lawes $30,000 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Reidy, Mr. Phil Manaker Bank of America EDUCATION Jr. Mr. Nick F. Miller The Edward C. and Ann T. Lynn and John Wadhams Dr. and Mrs. Joel Roffer Roberts Foundation $50,000 Kathleen McKeown Sauer The Richard P. Garmany $100–$249 Wanda N. Seldon $20,000 Fund at the Hartford Prof. Kathleen A. Butler Ms. Ellen Sheehan Burnett Foundation Foundation for Public Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Ruth Solomkin Robert Lehman Foundation, Giving Garavel Becky and Tom Trutter Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Mrs. Sylvia Webb $5,000–$10,000 Carubba $10,000–$12,000 Anonymous Michael and Dona V. Cassella GENERAL Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Grace V. Conlin The Lunder Foundation— Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis $5,000–$9,999 Peter and Paula Lunder Natalie Giana Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Family Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. Howard R. Zern Mr. Townsend Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth K. Fumiatti $2,500–$4,999 $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Meredith Lee Sally and Carl Johnson Assured Partners Northeast, Brendan and Carol Conry Dr. Truman R. Keys and LLC Halsey and Michele Cook $1,000–$4,999 Mr. Kevin V. Batista Phil Brencher Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis Prof. Richard Buel Charles and Joan Leach Clarence B. and Joan F. Holly and Stuart Holden Ms. Marie Dudley Robert T. Leo, Jr. Coleman Charitable Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Ms. Mary Jane Dunn John and Brenda Manning Foundation Marian Kellner Mr. Neal B. Freuden and Gregory and Amy Manning Mrs. Barbara Louis Ms. Andrea F. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parchmann Sorenson-Pearson Family $500–$999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Dr. Arthur O. Phinney, Jr. Foundation Inc. Mr. William Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Rogers III Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Dr. Lauren Chase Hoffman Mr. Bruce Rudolph Zachs Family Foundation, Inc. Marenda and Todd Stitzer Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis Mrs. Beverly Schreiber Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp $1,000–$2,499 $250–$499 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mr. and Mrs. David Shrake Anonymous Mara and David Sfara Montstream Thomas and Filomena Amanda and Scott Aronson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk Soyster Ms. Kay Knight Clarke $100–$249 Mr. Mervyn F. Strauss Ms. Diana Creamer and Ms. Suzanne Dohkins $500–$999 Dr. Jonathan Stolzenberg Mr. David A. Sherman David and Kathleen Elmore Jay and Allison Bombara Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sutton Anita A. Ferrante and Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Sandra and Arnold Chase Mr. Albert Tomasso Anthony Ferrante Greenblatt Mr. Patrick Downes Ms. Lisa Hayes Williams Joseph Garner and Leslie Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hess Garner Ms. Janet Lage and Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and $50–$99 Mrs. Jean Holden Mr. Robert Nixon David Keating Alpha Delta Kappa John Howard Mr. Harry E. Meyer and Dr. Allan L. Schiffer and Ms. Carol Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Hunter Mrs. Janice L. Bonner Ms. Yvonne Miceli Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bloostein Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Ms. Rosemary Winandy Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Braren Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Mr. Frank Haviland Ms. Maggie Carlin Christopher Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz $250–$499 Ms. Cynthia Cormier and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Madfis Mr. Gene Sengstock and Amanda and Scott Aronson Mr. Christian P. Kulowski Ms. Leta W. Marks Ms. Marie Darin Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Ms. Penny G. Dix Ms. Nancy C. Pedersen and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Brendan and Carol Conry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Mr. Charles Pike Simon Ms. Ellen Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Elenor G. Reid

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 75 Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Patricia and David Hadlow Ron and Jeanie Babineau Mrs. Joan K. Hagan Mrs. Joan D. Baekeland Ms. Sue Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barnett Mr. James Hartung and Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry Ms. Patricia Jagoe Ms. Ruth Batogowski Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Ms. Adrienne Benjamin and Ms. Christine Heyworth Mr. Steven Horowitz Ms. Mary Ellen Hobson and Robert and Sallie Boody Ms. Francesca Busalacchi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borges Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Nancy A. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Honor John and Arlene Buckey Mr. Mark Hopkins Mrs. Sara Buell Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Hughes III Carlson, Jr. Kimball and Dorothy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Cote Sam and Polly Huntington Leonard Clough Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Mr. Gary Cluen and Jacobs Mrs. Cathy Bysiewicz- John M. Jezowski and Cluen Saundra L. Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Coe Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Audrey B. Conrad Johnson Mrs. Belle Ribicoff Farmington Polo Club Ms. Cynthia Cormier and Mrs. Beth Kanachovski Mr. Douglas H. Robins Mrs. Beth D. Ferrari Mr. Christian P. Kulowski Mr. and Mrs. Ki Hoon Kim Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garthwait, Mrs. Jill Cote Mr. and Mrs. Youssef Kouatly $500–$999 Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kuzmak Mr. and Mrs. B. Baiter Mr. Paul Gianaris Craine Jeffrey Lahr and Janet L. Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Mr. William J. Glick Marti Curtiss Valeski Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek CYANOTECH Corporation Dr. Leena Langeland Samuel and Marcia Hinckley Ms. Janet Czepiel Richard and Elaine Lau Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Ms. Roberta A. Kaufman Polly Darnell Ms. Sandra A. Lee Walter A. Clebowicz Mrs. June T. Kingsbury Carol M. De Berry Ms. Dawn Leger Susan and Frederick Jan and David Klein Dr. Tina de Cruz Ms. Phoebe J. Leith Copeland Dr. Jonathan Korn and Mr. Craig Diangelo Mr. and Mrs. John W. Elizabeth Dexheimer Dr. Grace Lo Helen Newell Douglas Lemega Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kosto Ms. Norma Bonci Dworski Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher III Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edelson Mr. David A. Peck and Elizabeth Elia Mr. and Mrs. James D. Robert and Elizabeth Ms. Susan E. Leslie Ms. Pamela Hastings Rancourt Engstrom Ms. Judy A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hulme Dr. and Mrs. Tom D. Sargent Ms. Ellen Erway Sanford Hart Low Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Ben Esselink Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Lowell Ms. Nancy R. Lemega- Joseph M. Shortall & Sara L. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Watt Bernstein Fagan Luciano Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tedder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundie Ms. Sheila Marks The Neuwirth Foundation, Fanning, Jr. Ms. Anne MacClintock and Ms. Margaret A. Marx Inc. Ms. Nancy Fightlin and Mr. Jerry Mashaw Mr. Richard Musgrave Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Mr. Gerard Jacques John and Brenda Manning Nancy A. Ringrose Camilla and Dr. Paul Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Fish Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. René Rosado Thompson Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Mr. Tom Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Trust Fowler Ms. Susan Spiggle Charles & Christine Shivery Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Drs. Michael and Adrienne Mr. Frank J. Matera Amy and Stephen Silverman Whittemore Fulco Mrs. Donna Matulis Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Ms. Mary M. Wynn Mr. Kevin Galvin and Harry and Janice Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ms. Whitney Boynton Mazadoorian Zaccheo, M.D. $100–$249 Galvin Robert A. Mazzoni Mr. Justus J. Addiss and Mr. N.W. Gibbons Ms. Deborah McKeon and $250–$499 Ms. Alison L. Johnson Lee and Bob Goode Mr. Carl Merz John A. and Emma Amodio Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Joan G. Morgan Anonymous (2) Andrews Grasso Mary G. Murphy Mary Britcher Mr. Richard D. Angotta Mr. and Mrs. Marc Green Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell The Honorable Arnold W. Doris and Ray Guenter Mr. and Mrs. Don O. Noel

NBMAA Mr. Thomas Ottman and $50–$99 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Lorraine L. Powers Ms. Melissa Davis Mr. John A. Adamian Hayman Mr. Thomas J. Purcell Ms. Kathryn M. Papadakis Mr. and Mrs. Lou Allyn David and Patricia Hickox Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Philip Pearson Ms. Lynda Anderson Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Ratzan Mrs. Sibyl A. Pellum Anonymous Holland Ms. Margaret Rick Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pitt Mrs. Karen H. Balko Herbert Isaacson Robert and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Price Ms. Theresa Baylock Mr. and Mrs. David Ivers Roggeveen Ms. Erika Reen Mrs. Louise P. Belkin Mr. and Mrs. Masood Ana and James Rosado Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ms. Celestine Bernard Karimian Ms. Roberta L. Roy and Reidy, Jr. Ms. Linda Bernstein and Mr. Michael Klimas Mr. Bruce Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter Ms. Carol Korotkin Mr. William Kluba Mr. and Ms. Dean W. Rybeck Ms. Janet L. Robb Mrs. Roberta C. Beyer Mr. Bill Knight and Kathleen McKeown Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Lois Blomstrann Ms. Jill Adams Carolyn and Dave Schnatz Rothfield Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bradanini Mrs. Carol A. Kolp Mr. Lars Schon Mr. Christopher Rossing Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Braren Rita C. Kordoski Ms. Marcie Sener Ms. June C. Roy Mr. and Mrs. G. Geoffrey Bray Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Kray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sexton Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brodnicki Ruth and David Krugman Mr. James F. Shepard Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Ms. Inga Buhrmann Gerald and Zoe Leibowitz Mr. Charles B. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ms. Alice Burstein Mr. Orrin Leshner and Mrs. Pamela Simonds Sadowski Ms. Mona B. Cappuccio Ms. Paula Kagan Dr. and Mrs. Bolesh J. Skutnik Paul and Annette Salina Mrs. Elizabeth E. Carlson Ms. Sally Levering and Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sil Sarubbi Mr. Kent Carlson and Ms. Marta Bentham Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soha William and Nancy Schneider Ms. Karalyn Carlson Ms. Judi Levesque Hannah Butler Steel Ms. Shelley Schuman and C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Ms. Margaret R. Lorence Mr. Craig Swanson and Mr. Stephen Zwillinger Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dr. William A. MacDonnell, Ms. Sheila Foss-Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Charbonnier D.D.S. Ms. Lois Tarlow Ms. Stephanie L. Sheaffer M. R. Cipriano Ms. Lenore Mand Mr. Peter Tessner and Clare Brett Smith Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski Ms. Patricia Massey Ms. Martha Risser Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Day Mr. Robert Mathis and Becky and Tom Trutter Smith, Jr. Mrs. Jeanette Day Ms. Susan Venberg Terry & Cricket Twichell Ms. Marian K. Sorbo Mr. Robert DeMarchi Ms. Kerwin Mayers Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderbilt Mr. Ernest Spieler and Father Kevin G. Donovan Ms. Anne McAloon Col. Carl R. Venditto, USMCR Ms. Joanne King Mrs. Paula L. Dorn Mr. Bill McAvoy (Ret.)** Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Elaine Dymczyk Ms. Mary Ann McCabe Mr. Paul Virostek and Springman Mrs. Patricia Ehle Miss Elisa McCarthy Ms. Leslie Virostek Mr. Christopher Stach Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. LaRaine McGrath Heide Weise Mr. and Mrs. William J. Eisenhandler Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Douglas and Karen Welch Stack, Jr. Ms. Maribeth N. Eugene Rev. Craig M. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Taub Ms. Patricia Feeley Ms. Elizabeth D.C. Meyer Wilson William and Barbara Taylor Mrs. Elizabeth E. Fitzpatrick Mr. Harry E. Meyer and Mr. and Mrs. David Winton Ms. Mary C. Tierney Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mrs. Janice L. Bonner Mrs. Frances B. Wolski Dr. and Mrs. Dean Uphoff Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ms. Barbara Moore Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Follansbee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Moore Woodberry Mr. Mark von Mayrhauser and Ms. Fumiko I. Foos Mrs. Joan R. Morach Mr. Daniel P. Young and Ms. Dawn von Mayrhauser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries Mr. and Mrs. David A. Moskal Ms. Mary F. Houston Mr. Philip S. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John H. Frost Robert A. Mugford and Jerome and May Young Laura E. Wardner Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Miriam Hayes Mrs. Sylvia Webb Judith Gaffney Mr. and Ms. John Nealon ** Deceased Lin Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gagnon Ms. Christine Neill Mrs. Nancy T. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiedie Gallagher Oakleaf Susan Williams Ms. Rachel Galligan and Ms. Elizabeth A. Olson The Wiszniak Family Mr. Kevin Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palmisano Mrs. Donna M. Young Gavens Mary Ann Peifer Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ms. Loretta Giantonio Ms. Linda Pepin Zacchei Ms. Marjorie Gifford Ms. Carolyn G. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Zdanys Mr. Bruce Green Ms. Michelle Peterson Mrs. Ann D. Grimm Ms. Anne Pidano and Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Mr. Alan Lake Mr. Mark Giulietti Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pollack

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 77 RESTRICTED GIFTS & GRANTS

$100,000+ William and Alice $2,500–$4,999 $1,000–$2,499 Stanley Black & Decker Mortensen Foundation Clarence B. and Joan F. Min Jung Kim Tinty Foundation Coleman Charitable Sandra and Arnold Chase $25,000–$99,999 Foundation Legrand Wiremold American Savings $10,000–$24,999 Main Street Community Charitable Contributions Foundation John G. Martin Foundation Foundation Committee Department of Economic SBM Charitable Foundation Duncaster Russell E. Burke III and Community David T. Langrock Ion Bank Foundation Plainville Community Development, Office of Foundation James R. Parker Trust at the Fund at the Main Street the Arts Main Street Community Community Foundation Community Foundation of $5,000–$9,999 Foundation Greater New Britain Bank of America New Britain Commission $250–$999 Richard P. Garmany Fund at Jack Warner Foundation on the Arts and the Elizabeth Norton Trust the Hartford Foundation Marjorie Moore Charitable Connecticut Department Fund for Public Giving Foundation, Bank of of Economic and Law Office of Kevin C. Greater Hartford Arts America, N.A., Trustee Community Development Ferry, LLC Council The William T. Sloper Trust Office of the Arts Green Man Tattoo The Edward C. and Ann T. for Andrew J. Sloper The George A. and Grace L. Roberts Foundation Fund, Bank of America, Long Foundation, Bank N.A., Trustee of America, N.A., Trustee Webster Bank

MATCHING GIFTS GIFTS IN-KIND

Aetna Foundation Macy’s, Inc. Kenneth J. Carifa Maura O’Shea Arch Insurance Stanley Black & Decker Wanda Corn S&S Worldwide CIGNA The Walt Disney Company Anita A. Ferrante Thomas Mach Interiors FM Global Foundation Foundation Gagosian and Farrow & Ball GE Foundation United Technologies Hall Art Foundation Woodbury Floral Designs, IBM Corporation Corporation Karen Hudkins LLC Neil Jenney WSHU Carolyn Joseph TRIBUTES

In Honor of Cynthia Cooper Jeffrey J. Mainville Bonnie Sullivan Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Ms. Phoebe J. Leith Lynn and John Wadhams Sylvia Bonney Quinby Mr. Robert S. Bonney Stephani Mangiafico In Memory of Penny and Dennis Dix Ms. Frances Dunn Beverly Buckner-Baker Ms. Christine Heyworth John and Varsanie Adamian Mrs. Susan S. Rubin Mrs. Pamela Simonds Brenda Manning Mr. John A. Adamian Gregory and Amy Manning Lisa M. Casey Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Elude J. Banville Ms. Marcia Casey Anthony Ferrante Yvette McCullough Ms. Suzanne Dohkins Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Ms. Marion Forbes Kay Knight Clarke J.B. and Lil Beach Prof. Richard Buel Marisa Harris NBMAA Education Dr. Tina de Cruz Mr. Henry C. Clifford Ms. Frances Dunn Department Lynn and John Wadhams June H. Bogatz Brendan T. Conry Wendy Kirkland’s Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Norman Donna and Dennis Randall Mrs. Amy Mandell Beverly Pierz Willmott Mr. Joseph Pierz

NBMAA Sylvia Bonney Atty. William V. Dworski Sanford B.D. Low Carrie Simon Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ms. Norma Bonci Dworski Sanford Hart Low Ms. Cynthia Cormier and Andrews Mr. Christian P. Kulowski Anita A. Ferrante and Frederick Elia Robert Lehman Marks Mr. Richard Hoffman and Anthony Ferrante Elizabeth, Norman, and Ms. Sheila Marks Ms. Amy Hoffman Harry and Janice Robert Elia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Honor Mazadoorian John E. Melecsinsky Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Mrs. Holly K. Peterson Marion “Babe” Erickson Bruce and Judith Blackman Simon Susan and John Rathgeber Debra Dresner Dr. and Mrs. Skarvinko Mr. Henry Showell and Janice L. Niehaus Ms. Eleanor Etter Charles C. Gordens Ms. Sandra A. Lee Paul J. Sorbo Ms. Amanda Shuman-Bisson Ms. Mary M. Wynn Ms. Marian K. Sorbo Mr. and Mrs. David E. Snow Parents Edna and Donald Mr. and Mrs. Greg Steele George Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein Deborah Tait Ms. Rosemarie Tucci Jeffrey Griffin Ms. Ina Borenzweig Ms. Meda Turetsky and Tracy Griffin Norma Powell Mr. Ted Cohen Lindsay Mathews Claudia and Robert Thesing Michael Timura Claudia and Robert Thesing Anna Consic Glenn E. Grimm Braeden Mark Riccini Ms. Mary C. Tierney Mrs. Ann D. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carl R. Venditto DeJohn Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson S.G. Crawford R. Stuart Holden Mr. Albert Palmero Ms. Elizabeth D. C. Meyer Mrs. Jean Holden Mrs. Lorraine Schoenewolff Southington High School Mr. Kevin Savage Sunshine Club Jean Bernice Crum Martha L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Claudia and Robert Thesing Cyanotech Corporation Mr. Gerard W. Richards Schoenewolff Mr. David Schoenewolff Frank & Grace Vibberts Nancy Delong Alice Krall Mrs. Marguerite M. Grace V. Conlin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howard Mr. and Mrs. David Kaplan Schoenewolff Ms. Rhonda Idleman and Ted Kaplan and Bobbie Dana Wistrand Mr. Glenn Vehr Woronow Ms. Geraldine Lombard Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 79 NBMAA 19TH ANNUAL ART PARTY OF THE YEAR MAY 4, 2019

Gala Chair Special Thanks to Melinda and Paul Sullivan Clinton Deckert Cynthia Cooper Riverhouse Catering Peter and Grace Yu Delamar West Hartford Nelson H. White and the Peggy Dembicer Gala Committee Florence Academy of Art, Auction Donors Cathy Doocy Gail Byeff Italy Eric Aho Marie Dudley Jamie Cohen Nikki Nicole Photography Barbara J. Alex Mike Eagle Carol Conry Scot Haney All in Its Place, LLC Matthew G. Ely III, M.D. Katherine Dow The Staff and Volunteers of Anonymous Essex Steam Train & Marie Dudley the New Britain Museum Arthur Murray West Farms Riverboat Anita Ferrante of American Art Helen Babiak Inez Faillace Thomas C. Flanigan Del-Bourree Bach Terry Donsen Feder Jan Hasenjager Table Hosts Sandra Dee Baker Feinstein’s/54 Below Kelly Jarvis Beverly Buckner-Baker Paul Baylock Fred Astaire West Hartford Wendy Kirkland John Bombara and Allison Susan E. Bender Claire Fish Margaret Lawson Reilly-Bombara Matthew Best Lindsey Fyfe Suzanne J. Levy Gail and Peter D. Byeff bin 228 Lauren Marie Gervasi Susan Rathgeber Cynthia and Martin Cooper L. Boisvert-Destefanis Eric Ginsburg Donna Stout Jamie and Isaac Cohen and Booker Vineyard & Winery Joe Gitterman Tania Pichardo Weiss Steve and Tania Weiss Rita Brieger grace + grit Katherine and Stephen Dow Adam Broderick Salon & Peter Greenwood Sponsors Marie Dudley Spa Zbigniew Grzyb Diamond Sponsors Anita and Anthony Ferrante David Brown Hartford Symphony Hartford Steam Boiler Brad and Amy Morris Sara Prentis Brown Orchestra Inspection and Insurance Susan and John Rathgeber Richard Brzozowski Hartford Yard Goats Company Donna and Sam Stout The Bushnell Center for the Harvey & Lewis Opticians Webster Bank Albert Tomasso Performing Arts Jan Hasenjager Butchers & Bakers Christopher Hayes Gold Sponsor Patrons Dr. Peter D. and Mrs. Gail A. Charlotte Hedlund Stanley Black & Decker Patron Table Byeff Luciana Heineman Beverly Buckner-Baker Caliza Winery Pablo Helguera Silver Sponsor Peter D. and Gail Byeff Margot Callahan The Hopkins Inn Chase Family Foundations Martin and Cynthia Cooper Don Carter (Edgar Allan Lois House Marie Dudley Slothman) IRIS Photography Bronze Sponsor Brad and Amy Morris Christine Chaise- Mary Janacek Barnes Group The Stitzer Family Greenwood Joan Jardine SEI JoAnn and Chris Cherry, Kelly Jarvis Norman Rockwell Patrons Owner/Winemakers, Villa Erin Jenkins Copper Sponsors Duff Ashmead and Eric Ort Creek Louise Jones Downes Construction John Bombara and Allison Eric C. Chiang Joani Olsen Kenney Company Reilly-Bombara The Children’s Museum Sandra Kensler Anita and Anthony Ferrante Michael Bombara and Children’s Museum Pat Klein Hartford HealthCare Alejandro Arce Cerda of Southeastern KPM Arts & Antiques, Kevin Hospital of Central Carol and Brendan Conry Connecticut McNamara and Craig Connecticut Nancy and Jeffrey Hoffman Catherine Christiano Nowak Dave and Sharon Jepson Kay Knight Clarke Janet Lage Flower Sponsors Sylvia and Harvey Kelly Clos Solene Jim Laurino Hospital for Special Care Gary Knoble Allen Cohn L’Aventure Winery Skanska Anthony and Mary Luciano Connecticut’s Beardsley Carol Lavoie Drs. Tim McLaughlin and Zoo Law Estate Wines Entertainment Sponsor Marian Kellner Connecticut Science Center Roxann Poppe Leibenhaut Dave and Sharon Jepson Donna and Sam Stout Carol Conry Deborah Leonard Michele Cook Lessard Lanes Invitation Sponsor Donors to the Art Party Cynthia Y. Cooper I.S. Levitz Paladin Commercial Printing of the Year Martin Cooper Suzanne Jill Levy Susan Chandler Patricia Corbett Dorothy Lund Framing Sponsor Kay Knight Clarke Rosemary Cotnoir Karl Lund Shortell Framing, Hartford Angela Orsene Carol M. de Berry Lux Bond & Green

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 81 Barbara Maiser Paul Ott Nan Runde Tomasso Family Brenda Manning Francine Trearchis Ozereko Gary E. Russolillo Tory Burch Westfarms Layne Marholin Frank Ozereko Claudia McLay Ryan Martha G Trask William McCarthy Palace Theater Ruth Sack Travelers Championship Josh McKim Priscilla Palumbo Santa Barbara Museum of Anna Tufankjian Timothy P. McLaughlin Sarah Paolucci Art Brian C. Walters II Joan McPherson Tanvi Pathare Gil Scullion Warner Theater Jean McQuillan Charles Pinto, Jr. Shuttle Meadow Country Linda Webber Melissa Meredith Mario M. Pires Club Sandy Welch Phyllis Meredith Susan Prentice Studio & William Simpson West Hartford Yoga Metro Bis Restaurant Gallery Victoria Sivigny NC Whitcher Jerzy Michalski Present Company Clare Brett Smith Nelson H. White David Millen Julia S. Powell Catherine Whall Smith Stephen Wilson Mohegan Sun Jane Rainwater Kendall Soliwoda Winter Associates Inc. Nancy Moore Susan and John Rathgeber Michael Sundra (Linda Stamm, AAA) Cynthia Mullins Barbara Ringer Maurine Sutter Wise Old Dog Kat Murphy Stephanie Rogers TheaterWorks Agnes Wnuk Lynx Nguyen Shawna Rosol Michael Theise Brendan O’Connell RPM Raceway Tiara Nails & Spa

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 83 NBMAA FUNDS

Perpetual Trusts Held By Others

EXHIBITION GENERAL OPERATIONS ACQUISITION Helen P.G and John C. Vibberts, Elizabeth M. Wick, Managed by Charles F. Smith Perpetual Trust, Managed by the Community Merrill Lynch administered by Bank of America Foundation of Greater New Britain

Operating

Building & Robert Lehman Lecture Marion Huse Collection Jay and Lorraine Bruemmer Furnishings Fund Barstow Fund Memorial Fund Building & Furnishings Fund Catharine M. Rogers Martha Pease Bronson Lecture Series Fund Maintenance/Landscaping Endowment Fund Curatorial Melinda and Paul Sullivan Harold M. and Charlene A. Charles and Elizabeth Chase Family Curator of Lecture Series Fund Gray Fund Buchanan Fund American Art Fund Martha and Henry Pelton Jean and Harold Clarke Exhibitions Fund Memorial Endowment Director Bailey Family Fund for Fund Hyland Medal Fund Special Exhibitions Planned Giving Elizabeth H. and Stanley M. Kathryn Cox Endowment Leonard G. Clough Planned Cooper Fund Education Fund for Special Giving Fund Margaret M. Cooper Fund Dr. Pauline M. Alt Education Exhibitions Endowment Fund Fund Howard Fromson Technology Henry Sage Goodwin Fund Docent Yellow Bus Fund Endowment for Thesing Technology Fund Grace Judd Landers Fund Education Fund Emerging Artists Helen Talcott Stanley Fund Jean Holden Eminent Shaker Gallery Fund General Operations Visiting Artists Workshop William and Bette Batchelor Fund Holiday Decorating Operating Fund Holiday Decorating Fund

ACQUISITION

William L. and Bette Illustration Works on Paper Batchelor Gallery Sanford B.D. Low Fund Jane and Victor Darnell William and Bette Fund Batchelor Acquisitions Living Artists Fund Members Purchase Fund General Acquisition Joseph H. and Janet L. Alice Osborne Bristol Fund 18th And 19th Century Myers Fund William F. Brooks Fund Rita K. Heimann Fund John Butler Talcott Fund General Purchase Fund for the Purchase of Paul W. Zimmerman Stephen B. Lawrence Fund American Art from the Purchase Fund— Edward A. And Mary W. Eighteenth through the Mag Fund Twentieth Century Luda S. Piecka Fund

NBMAA Giulietti John Piskor** HERITAGE SOCIETY Serena Hatch Eliot H. Porter** Rita Heimann** Constance Rachac** The NBMAA’s Heritage Society was established in 2003, Beatrice Hofstadter** John and Susan Rathgeber during the Museum’s Centennial Year, to honor those Alfred H. Hopkins** Dr. Charlotte Ressler generous individuals who have chosen to make a lasting Alice E. Hurlburt** Belle Ribicoff and profound impact on the Museum’s future. By including David and Sharon Jepson Sali Godard Riege the NBMAA in their estate plans either through a bequest, Dr. Paul Kanev Margaret S. Rochford** charitable gift annuity, trust, promised gift of art or other Sally King Kathryn L. Rockwell** planned gifts, these dedicated individuals are establishing a Bradford A. Korder Norman and Janet Rodrigue tangible legacy that lasts for generations. Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. Albert Sargis** Leach Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Anonymous (11) Barbara L. Cole** George S. Lechner Dr. and Mrs. Donald Shapiro Michael Antisdale and Mark Brendan and Carol Conry Edgar Lee** John and Caryl Slater Melanson Francis J. Cook** Laurinda J. Lee** Robert Srulowitz and Sharon Frederick** and Joan Priscilla Cunningham Dawn Leger Straka Baekeland # Nancy L. Cutter** Gerald M. Lemega and Todd and Marenda Stitzer Diane Baldessari Lewis A. Dalburg** Nancy R. Lemega-Watt Carol Stout** # William and Bette Donald Davidson Robert T. Leo, Jr. Amy Tatro** Batchelor** Ruth de Groff** Emily Leonard Helen Thompson Barbara Belgrade Nancy Delong** Robert Lesser Eleanor Thornton Elizabeth Berry** Abby L. Doolittle Billie M. Levy Michael and Linda Tomasso June H. Bogatz** Dr. Anna Eckersley- Henry Link Stanley Traceski Sylvia Bonney** Johnson** Geraldine Lombard Lynne A. Ustach Mitzi Bowman Garth Edwards** Sanford Low, Jr. (Sam) # Helen P. Vibberts** # Martha P. Bronson** Larry and Carol English James M. Marinelli John P. Ward** # Lorraine and Jay P. James D. Fellows # Adrienne Marks Elizabeth Webster** Bruemmer** Kathleen Fenaughty Doris D. McCombs** Lindsley and Gwen** Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Brian McDonald Wellman S. Garavel Anthony Ferrante Kevin P. McNamara and John H.P. and Karen C. Mario Cavallo Karl and Muriel Fleischmann Craig Novak Wheat Rodman W. Chamberlain** Judith Gaffney Joan G. Morgan Peter and Patricia Wheat # Elizabeth Chamberlain** James B. Given** Marie-Suzanne Niedzielska Robert W. Wolf, Jr.** # Mary P. Clapp** Sarah (Sally) Given Ann S. Parkhurst Elizabeth G. Yannello Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Concetta P. Granski** Allen and Lois Pease # Jean P. Young Clarke** Alan “Chip” Green, Jr. Maurice H. Pease** Kay Knight Clarke David and Laura Grey # Hugh** and Lois B. Penney # Charter Member Jean H. Clarke** Ken** and Donna Griffen Deborah Pfeiffenberger** ** Deceased Member # Leonard G. Clough Rev. Paul J. Halovatch Luda Piecka** # Mona Clough** Stephen F. Hard and Mark

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 85 SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS FUND

Spearheaded by John N. Howard, Chair, Board of Trustees, the Special Exhibitions Fund provided support to all major NBMAA exhibitions during FY19. Donors contributed over $100,000 to support the planning and execution of Art in Farmington Village, Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album, and The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art.

We are grateful for the generosity of:

$25,000 $10,000 $1,000 Mrs. Sylvia Bonney** The Aeroflex Foundation Carolyn and Elliot Joseph John N. Howard Donna and Sam Stout $5,000 $15,000 Brendan and Carol Conry Marian and Russell Burke Irene and Charles J. Hamm Anita Arcuni Ferrante and Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Ferrante

Additional exhibition support included:

Art in Farmington Village Louise Jones Winter, Spring, The Bailey Family Fund for Special Martin and Cynthia Cooper Summer, Fall Exhibitions The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Charles F. Smith Fund Thomas Mach Interiors and Farrow Foundation, Inc. The Howard Fromson Endowment & Ball John and Kim Downes for Emerging Artists WSHU Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin and Dr. Looking for America The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Marian Kellner Community Foundation of Greater Contemporary Art Brendan and Carol Conry New Britain Melinda and Paul Sullivan Halsey and Michele Cook Bank of America Holly and Stuart Holden Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album The Edward C. and Ann T. Roberts Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis David T. Langrock Foundation Foundation Marenda and Todd Stitzer The Burnett Foundation Lauren and William Chase Robert Lehman Foundation Mara and David Sfara Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff The Lunder Foundation – Peter and ** Deceased Paula Lunder and Family

NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 87 MEMBERS

PREMIER MEMBERSHIP AS OF JUNE 30, 2019

Grace Judd Landers Thomas and Filomena American Art Circle Mr. Grant Johnson and Society Soyster ($1,000) Ms. Madeleine Rudin Todd and Marenda Stitzer Mr. Stephen Bayer and Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Benefactor Level ($15,000) Melinda and Paul Sullivan Ms. Elizabeth A. Schiro Mrs. Kathleen Kraczkowsky Mrs. Sylvia Bonney** Ms. Maria Buckley and Charles and Joan Leach Anita A. Ferrante and Leader ($2,500) Mr. John Reilly Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Levine Anthony Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Prof. Richard Buel Judie and Coleman Levy Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Brown Karen and John Byrne Carol LeWitt Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Michael and Dona V. Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal John Butler Talcott Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Cassella Mrs. Barbara Louis Society Garavel Drs. Alex and Marbelia Cech John and Brenda Manning Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Harry and Janice Chairman ($10,000) Brendan and Carol Conry Mr. William Chase and Mazadoorian The Rhoda and David Chase Halsey and Michele Cook Dr. Lauren Chase Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Family Foundation, Inc. Robert and Susan Fisher Mr. Blair Childs Montstream Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Leonard Clough Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orsene John N. Howard and Wendy Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Kathryn S.L. Cox Mrs. Margaret Sweetland Kirkland Mr. Neal B. Freuden and Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis Patricelli Ms. Andrea F. Levy Mr. John E. Dillaway and Paul and Angela Penney Director ($5,000) Howard and Sandra Ms. Jessica O’Brien Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Shepard W. Fromson Mr. and Mrs. John E. John and Simone Reynolds Baker Mrs. Jean Holden Downes III Mrs. John H. Riege Jay and Allison Bombara Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Ms. Marie Dudley Nancy A. Ringrose Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holden, Jr. Ms. Mary Jane Dunn Mr. and Mrs. René Rosado Boudreau Sam and Polly Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Patricia and Andrew Salner Marian and Russell Burke John M. Jezowski and English Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Sandra and Arnold Chase Saundra L. Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Ms. Kay Knight Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Johnson Mrs. Barbara Flynn Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mr. Gary W. Knoble and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Mrs. Nancy S. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Mr. Robert A. Black Ms. Hilary Frye Charles & Christine Shivery Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Lawson Household Joseph Garner and Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd David and Dorothy Lund Garner Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. Bradford Korder Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ms. Martha G. Trask Ms. Margaret Marchak and Dr. M. Stephen and Miriam Goldfarb Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Mr. Mark Schreier R. Miller Mr. David Gollob and Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Michele Parrotta and Lesley Mrs. Nicole Gabai Ms. Kimberly C. Burris and Marian Kellner Skenderian Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Mr. and Mrs. William Watson Susan and John Rathgeber Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mrs. Elaine M. Hobart Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Mr. Albert Tomasso Ms. Jackie Jamsheed and ** Deceased W. Casey and Kathryn West Mr. John deRhom Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wheat

NBMAA CONTRIBUTING LEVELS

Collector’s Circle ($500) Debby and David Kvam Mr. Thomas J. Barry Rise Daniels and Laurie Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Andrew and Lauren Ms. Ruth Batogowski Augeri David Keating Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. John Beers Mr. and Mrs. David Davison Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ms. Leta W. Marks Jack and Francie Bergquist Mr. Paul Deleeuw Babcock Ms. Kathy Mikulski Laura Boehm Ms. Penny G. Dix Mr. and Mrs. B. Baiter Mr. Thomas F. O’Neil III and Mr. Will Brady Ms. Diane A. Dounouk Mr. Larry Behr Ms. Nancy D. O’Neil Dr. Lee Brauer, M.D., and Ms. Elaine Dymczyk Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carey Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk Anne Hamilton Mr. William Evertson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pollack Douglas Bray and Francine Dick and Donna Fanelli Copeland Elenor G. Reid Austin Mr. Robert Farr and The Honorable Alfred V. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Phil Brencher Ms. Diana MacPherson Covello and Mrs. Covello Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Ms. Janice A. Burrill Mr. Thomas G. Farrell and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Degen Lindsley Wellman Ambassador and Ms. Lisa W. Barsumian Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Mr. Philip Wellman and Mrs. William Cabaniss, Jr. Ms. Kathleen Fekete Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Ms. Leslie Smith C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Grace Ms. Rosemary Winandy Mrs. Lynn F. Cavo Ms. Nanci D. Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Roy Wiseman and Lisa Ms. Susan Chandler Mr. Garrison Leykam Greenberg Kugelman Linda Cheverton-Wick and Ms. Rhona Free and Mrs. Beverly Harris Walter Wick Mr. Peter G. Boardman Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hulme Artist’s Circle M.R. Cipriano Ms. Roxane Fromson Mr. and Mrs. James W. ($250) Ms. Sue Ann Collins Mrs. Mary B. Gaffney Jacobs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Abbot Audrey B. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garthwait, Mr. Bruce Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Jr. Mrs. Debora Sokolski Mr. Richard D. Angotta Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Mr. Bill Knight and Ms. Jill Anonymous Ms. Catherine M. Daly and Natalie Giana Adams Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Mr. Roy Dion Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Gilbert

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 89 NBMAA Ms. Jennifer Glick Mrs. Marina Luri-Clark and Simone Amodio, Jr. Mr. William J. Glick Mr. Patrick Clark Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Mr. James Anctil and Dr. Jordan Goetz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Malik Cyndi Billiam Stern Ms. Shannon Wyman- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr. John Stewart III and Anctil Goldberg Marhewka Ms. Candace Heublein Chris and Shelby Anderson Mr. Joseph Grabarz and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mr. Kenneth M. Anderson Mr. Ronek Patel Marrion Sutton and Mr. Peter L. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Green Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Mr. Jeffrey Tedesco Anderson Dr. Martha M. Greenwood and Mr. John M. Ms. Ann E. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mr. David Levin Lockhart Mr. Michael B. Bonzagni Anderson Mr. Thomas Gruber and Ms. Anne McAloon Mrs. Nancy Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Ms. Elaine Widmer Ann and Jan McClure Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Anderson Laura R. Harris Sekiko McDonald Mr. Vincent Turley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. James Hartung and Ms. Laura Lee Miller and Ms. Fran Barringer Anderson Ms. Patricia Jagoe Mr. Brian M. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. David W. Moore and Ursprung Andrews Hensler Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Ms. Valerie Andrews Drs. R.V. and Patricia Joan G. Morgan Wodtke Mr. Peter Andrighetti Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynn and John Wadhams Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hess Murzyn Mrs. Mary-Jo W. Warren Dr. Ann-Margaret Anselmo Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Ms. Holly M. Williams and Toni Appel and Meryl Hight Mr. Frank Haviland Mr. Leroy Butler Dann Mr. Herbert Hirsch and Mr. Andrew Obelnicki and Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneth and Christine Ms. Rebecca Warner Ms. Kathleen Kelliher Wischenbart Archer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Ms. Katherine Emilie L. Yukna Ms. Linda I. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Papathanasis Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Zdanys Mr. Steve Arnold and Holland Dr. and Mrs. Michael Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Ms. Janet Schrager Mr. and Mrs. Brian Passaretti Zimmermann, M.D. The Honorable Arnold W. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Aronson and Ms. Mary E. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James M. Friend’s Circle Mrs. Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Ilg Reidy, Jr. ($100) Ms. Debra Arsenault and Ms. Jena Janovy Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Carmine and Deborah Mr. Glen Vigorito Sally and Carl Johnson Richter Abate Mr. Robert Asher and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ripple Ms. Janice S. Abele and Ms. Carol J. Williams Kelly Mr. Scott R. Ritter Mr. William Morico Ms. Dana Astmann and Mr. Austin King Robert and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ms. Cynthia Astmann Ms. Deborah Koltenuk and Roggeveen Adams Mr. Tony Astmann Mr. Christopher Merrow Mr. Edward G. Russo and Mr. Justus J. Addiss and Ms. Monique Atherton and Dr. Jonathan Korn and Mr. Len Comeau Ms. Alison L. Johnson Mr. Paul Theriault Dr. Grace Lo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Linda Ahlstrand Mr. Stephen C. Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sadler Mr. Mark Aldrich and and Mr. Robert Nichols Kosman Dr. Ann Sagalyn and Ms. Wendy Wipprecht Ms. Francine D. Augeri Ms. Sylvia Krajewska and Mr. David Marks Ms. Marie T. Alipranti and Rev. and Mrs. Don Augusta Mrs. Jadwiga Krajewska Paul and Annette Salina Mr. Edward F. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Ms. Janet Lage and Mr. and Mrs. Sil Sarubbi Havens, Jr. Austin Mr. Robert Nixon Mr. Brad J. Schide Ms. Linda Allard Mr. Michael J. Avicolli Marilou and Mike Lang Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Mrs. Sally H. Allen Ron and Jeanie Babineau Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Ted Sewitch and Ms. Delores Allen Mr. Ivan A. Backer and Lazarek Ms. Nancy Sewitch Mr. Steven Allinson and Ms. Paula Fisher Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp Ms. Autumn Hanshaw Mr. Jacob A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Mr. David A. Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Allyn Mr. Jimmie Baker and Mr. Steven Levack and Ms. Diana Creamer Mr. George Amarant and Ms. Barrie Baker Ms. Susan Delaporta Mr. and Mrs. David Shrake Ms. Natalie Lindstrom Mrs. Sandra Baker and Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Judith Silver Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ms. Sydney Baker Mr. and Mrs. Courtland G. Mrs. Hope Sim Amazeen Mrs. Karen H. Balko Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. John A. and Emma Ms. Harriet M. Ballard and Ms. Charlene C. Li and Simonds Amodio Mr. Derick Nicholas Dr. Alexandra Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Louis G.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019 | 91 Mr. Steven G. Banasiewicz Atty. and Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mrs. James Buss Charbonnier and Mr. Paul R. Archaski Blazi Prof. Kathleen A. Butler Mr. Douglas Charles and Ms. Sara Barczak Dr. and Mrs. Jack N. Mr. Joseph Byrne and Ms. Juliana Shortell Mr. Darin Barnes and Blechner, M.D. Ms. Clare Rossini Mr. Richard Charnick and Mr. Franklin Quider Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Mr. Richard Cable and Mr. Richard Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Blessing Mr. Tomás Rozas R.P. Charpentier Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Calio Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chatman Janet and Armond Blumer Mr. Michael Callahan Ms. Susan M. Chenard and Barneschi Mr. and Mrs. Russ Boehle June A. Cameron Mr. David Pero Mr. and Mrs. Marty Baron Ms. Bo Bogart Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ms. Amy S. Cheng and Ms. June C. Barta Murilo Bonilha and Andrea Campbell Ms. Stephanie E. Dunson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartok Menegaz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Ann and Randall Barton Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Camposeo Chiasson II Frank and Hedy Barton Bonneville Ms. Clarissa Candelaria Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miss Marleen Basile and Robert and Sallie Boody Mrs. Mary L. Cannella Chicoine Mr. Dean Coogan Mr. Harvey Bordett and Mr. Paul Canning and Ms. Hope S. Childs Ms. Gail Batchelder Ms. Elizabeth Valdez Ms. Marie Lavendier Ms. Marjorie Chopman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dr. Roslyn Chosak and Batson Borkowski Canora Mr. Aaron Allinson Mr. Joseph J. Baxer and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boshi Mr. and Mrs. Nick Canova Mr. and Mrs. Stephan L. Ms. Barbara A. Bacewicz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baylock Bradanini Cantor Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Rosalie Beal and Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Braren Mrs. Karen Caplan Christiansen Ms. Helaine B. Koch Ms. Dale Brauner Ms. Mona B. Cappuccio Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Ms. Catherine Bean and Mr. and Mrs. G. Geoffrey Mr. Robert Carangelo and Mr. Edward Clark and Mr. David Bean Bray Ms. Elizabeth Natale Ms. Joan M. Pritchard Ms. Clare F. Bean and Nancy A. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Mr. Dana DiPietro Mr. Michael R. Brennecke Carbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Skip Clarke Robin G. Becker and Kevin and Ms. Joanne Precour Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlozzi Mr. and Mrs. Nelson O. Della Bianca Mr. and Mrs. Seth Brewer Ms. Audrey B. Carlson Clayton Dr. Stephen Becker and Ms. Naya Bricher Ms. Cynthia A. Carlson Mr. Tarik Clayton Ms. Andrea Steele Mr. Scott Bricher and Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ms. Mary Terrizzi Carlson Clebnik Beckwith Ms. Tamika Brierley and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. and Mrs. Greg Beers Mr. Eric Geigle Carlson, Jr. Mr. William Clegg, Jr. Mrs. Ellen Bell Ms. Marion F. Briggs Mr. Kent Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benet Mr. and Mrs. F. Donald Ms. Karalyn Carlson Clements Ms. Carol Benjamin Brigham Elaine and Richard Leonard Clough Ms. Jodette Bentley and Ms. Barbara R. Britton Carmelich Mr. Gary Cluen and Ms. Linda Shapiro Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Mr. and Mrs. James Carros Mrs. Cathy Bysiewicz- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cluen Beresford Dr. and Mrs. James Brodey Carter Ms. Marianna Cobin and Evelyn L. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mr. Peter D. Carter and Ms. Kerrie D. Will Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brodnicki Ms. Laurie Robbins Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Ms. Nancy Carter- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Robert Broker Menendez Naomi and Michael Cohen Berland Ms. Donna Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berlin Ms. Dianne Crowe Carubba Colegrove Mrs. Ruth Berlin Mrs. Lois L. Brown Ms. Susan Cash and Mr. John Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. David Berliner Dr. Ronald B. Brown and Mr. Donald Cash Ms. Sarah Prown Ms. Beth Berman Rev. Jane H. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ms. Elizabeth Collins Ms. Linda Bernstein and Mrs. Carol R. Bruce Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ms. Carol Korotkin Dr. and Mrs. Eric Brueckner Ms. Jennifer L. Cassidy Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Mrs. Wendy Buccheri Ms. Lorey Cavanaugh Mr. Javier Colon Berry, Jr. Mrs. Sara Buell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Al Comen Mr. David Berto Mr. George Burger and Centrella Grace V. Conlin Mr. Alfred A. Bingham, Jr. Ms. Jo Ann Hewett Mr. Michael Centrella and Ms. Sandra Conlin and Ms. Diane Birdsall and Mr. Andrew Burns Mr. Thomas McCarthy Mr. Joseph Puzzo Ms. Audrey Smith Ms. Alice Burstein Mrs. JoAnn Cephas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Dave Blair Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mrs. Patricia A. Chambrello Mrs. Kathleen S. Conran Mr. Robert C. Blake Bush III Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Alicia Conway

NBMAA Rev. Jack and Mrs. Nancy Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Mr. Travis Brock Mr. and Mrs. John Fresina Cook DeGraff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fagan Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Fresk Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cook Ms. Janine Dehm Ms. Ivy Farinella Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries Mr. James D. Cooke and Ms. Rosemary Delaney Mrs. Holly Faulkner Ms. Lisa Frigo Ms. Anita Hochstein Mr. and Mrs. Tony Delnicki Dr. Richard E. Fava Mr. and Mrs. John D. Frink Ms. Margaret D. Cooley Nicole DeLong Ms. Donna Favreau and Dr. Claire Frisbie Ms. Gail B. Coolidge Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Ron Willson Mrs. Elizabeth K. Fumiatti Dr. Merina Corby and DeMilia Ms. Patricia Feeley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mr. Oleg Vechesloff Mrs. Jayne Depole- Mr. and Mrs. Fenmore Gabreski Mr. and Mrs. James Cordes Bogucki Feigenbaum Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Patricia Corless Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edward and Sherry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaffney Ms. Cynthia Cormier and Derasadourian Feinglass Mr. Charles Gagliardi Mr. Christian P. Kulowski Ms. CK Desrochers Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. Francis Gagliardi Ms. Lynette Cormier and Mr. Barry E. Deutsch and Fellman Ms. Gayle Gagliardo Ms. Michelle Cormier Dr. Gail L. Deutsch Ms. Lillian A. Ferdinand Ms. Cheryl L. Gagne and Ms. Sarah Cormier and Mr. and Mrs. Lenny and Ms. Sonna Van Ms. Paula Collier Mr. Rick Dixon Diamond Kampen Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mr. David A. Corriban and Mr. Don DiGenova and Gay Fialko and Thomas Gagnon Ms. Mary J. Cockram Ms. Ann Azevado Fialko Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gagnon Mrs. Dante Costa and Mr. and Mrs. Terry D’italia Ms. Susan J. Fiegel and Ms. Felicia Gajda Mr. Adam Wise Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doherty Mr. Douglas A. Rapp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Andy Field Galen Quinby Mr. and Ms. Jacek Dolata Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coyne Ms. Jennifer Dole and Fisher, Jr. Gallagher JoAnn and Ray Cragin Mr. John Bentley Mrs. Edward Fisher, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Nick T. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Mr. Douglas Fishman and Gallucci Craine Father Kevin G. Donovan Ms. Dena Rosenbloom Mr. Ben Gaman Ms. Anna V. Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Rita M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ganick Mr. Bill Silva Doolittle Mr. Kolbe Fitzgerald and Mrs. Beverly Gans Ms. Zahina Crespo-Morales Hollis Dorman Mrs. Kerry Yingling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Joshua Brunetti Mr. Jeffery Dornenburg Mrs. Elizabeth E. Garcia Mr. Matthew D. Cross Ms. Siobhan Dornfried Fitzpatrick Ms. Jakki Garlans Mr. William Culley Ms. Diane Dubreuil and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Ms. Rachel Garron and Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Ms. Ellie Boyd Flattery Mr. Scott Schoem Mrs. Patricia Cunningham Ms. Nancy Durkin and Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mr. Edward W. Gasser and and Ms. Cynthia Ms. Catherine Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Lee Florian Ms. Mary Ann Tupor Cunningham Mr. Chris Dutro and Mrs. Marianne Flynn Ms. Clare Gatta Mr. and Mrs. David Cusick Ms. Joanne Barry-Dutro Ms. Lynda P. Fogle Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm B. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duva Mr. Thomas R. Foley Gauster Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski Ms. Judy Dworin and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foran Mrs. Peggie Geiger Ms. Paula Daddio Mr. William Lambert Kendall and Sabra Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Ms. Moira Daigle Atty.** and Mrs. William V. Forsberg Gengras Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Dal Dworski Mr. Phillip Fortune and Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Negro, CPA Mrs. Eva Dykas and Ms. Carole Rothenberg Genovesi Ms. Penny Daniels and Mr. Dennis Tyburski Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fox Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gerity Mr. George Stearns Miss Lorretta Eason Mr. Norman Foxman and Mr. Douglas Gerlach Scott and Anne Daniels Jared and Clare Edwards Ms. Ruth Foxman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gerrol Ms. Rhonda Lehman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Egan Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. David M. Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Francoeur Gerrol Mr. Herman Davenport Eisenhandler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. Peter S. Gersten and Mr. Alan Davis and Ms. Marcie Ellis and Frank Ms. Ana Lawler-Gersten Ms. Susan Engel Ms. Diane Cutaia Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Frank Ms. Andrea L. Giannotta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mrs. Heidi R. Ergin Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Frankel Mrs. Teresa Gianzinetti Ms. Carolyn F. Dawkins Dr. Linda Erlanger and Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Ken Decker Rev. Margret Hofmeister Mr. Howard R. Zern Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Dr. Wolf J. Erlich and Mrs. Patricia L. Freedman Ms. Jeanne Giles and Dedmond Ms. Marta Blanco Ms. Sharron Freeman and Mr. John Seaton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rose Sargis Ernesto Mr. Stephen Alloy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeFilippis, Jr. Mrs. Sarah Erwich Ms. Karen Freilich Gilewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. David Everett Dr. Herbert S. Freiman Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeFrancesco Mr. Miles Everett and Mrs. Merrill S. French Bowsza

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 93 NBMAA Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Ms. Katherine A. Gula and Ms. Maryann Morran Thomas G. Jones and Girard Marie S. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Leslie P. Beal Mrs. Alison Gittleman Mr. Michael Guthrie Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Tim Jones Eric L. Gladstein, D.M.D. Ms. Margo Lynn Hablutzel Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Mr. Benjamin Jurkiewicz Dr. and Mrs. Todd M. Mr. Frank Hagaman Hoffman and Mr. Thomas Gladstone Ms. Janet Hager and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hoffman Jurkiewicz Mr. Neil Glagovich and Ms. Grace Hager Ms. Lynn Hofher and Mr. Jeffrey Kadison and Ms. Mary Eberhardt Mrs. Elizabeth Haigis Mrs. Dawn Cistulli Ms. Donna Brasley Mr. and Mrs. Marc Glass Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kaeser Mr. Mark Goduto and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hall Holloway Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahan Ms. Joanna Dilion Rev. Patricia Hames Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles and Gina Kahn Mr. and Ms. Michael Mr. Scot Haney Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaiser Goldbas Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon James Hook and Wen Chyi Mr. and Mrs. George T. Ms. Jill A. Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hard Shyu Kalif, Jr. Mr. Barry D. Goldberg Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Ms. Edith A. Hook and Mr. David Kallander Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Mark Giulietti Ms. Cindy Tuthill Mr. and Mrs. James Kane Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. William Hare Ms. Jennifer Hopkins Dr. Paul Kanev and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. David Horowitz and Ms. Pamela Senatore Goldberg Hargraves Ms. Kathy Czyrnik Ms. Joan Kantor and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mr. Charles S. Kantor Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gomby Harris, Jr. Horton Mr. Jerrold Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ms. Blanche Houseknecht Ms. Sabra Karanian Gondarowski Hasenjager and Mr. Jerzy Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Ms. Laurel Goodgion Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Pawlusinski Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold W. Hatch Mrs. Ann Howard Ms. Nancy Kasper and Goodman Mr. Charles Hatton and The Hudkins Family Ms. Kiri Kasper Mr. James H. Goodwin and Ms. Susan Clapp Ms. Kathryn Hudkins Mr. Lawrence Kaufman Ms. Linda M. Goodwin Harold and Lynne Hawkins Ms. Sarah Hudkins and Ms. Mary McNeel David A. and Danuta M. Mr. Daniel Hayden and Dr. Jane D. Hudson and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kay Gordon Ms. Pamela DonAroma Ms. Teresa Durickas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kean Mr. Joseph R. Gorneault, Mr. Rich Hayden and Mr. Rob W. Huestis and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keane Jr. Ms. Karin Krochmal Ms. Susan I. Burns Mr. Richard Kearney and Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miss Craig Thompson Gosman Hayman Huffaker Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Ms. Carol Gould Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keating Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goulet Healey Hufstader Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Ms. Mary-Ellen Hebert and Ms. Diana Hughes Keefrider, Jr. Grady-Benson Mr. Michael Hebert Ms. Beth Hulsizer and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ms. Linda Greca Ms. Virginia M. Hedrick Mr. Ed Clark Keenan Ms. Dianne D. Greco Mr. and Mrs. Erich Heinze Mr. Patrick Hulton Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Alison J. Green Mrs. Barbara Helander Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt Keister Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Dr. Laurel Hennebury and Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Hunter Ms. Sophie Kelley and Greenbaum Ms. Barbara Lederer Ms. Lois A. Huot Mr. Thomas Hack Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herdt Ms. Joan Iarocci and Mr. and Mrs. David Kelly Greenblatt Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Matthew Iarocci Joan Lazar Kemler & Barry Ms. Maureen E. Gribbin Hernandez Ms. Elizabeth A. Ibsen J. Kemler and Mr. Tom A. Gribbin Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Jared Insel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Ms. Noreen Grice and Herr Mr. Simon Irizarry Kemmerer Mr. Dennis Dawson Mr. George Herrick and Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Ms. Joan Kennedy and Ms. Mary C. Griffin Ms. Eileen Stecker Jacobs Dr. Francis Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Ken Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ms. Jeanette Janik Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Ms. Anita Griffith and Hershenson Mrs. Joan Jannace Kennedy Mr. Robert Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Adam T. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Jarvis Mr. Mark Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hewes Mrs. Barbara D. Jenkins Mrs. Maria Mulachy Griswold David and Patricia Hickox Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Jestin Mr. William Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ms. Rhea P. Higgins Mrs. Nancy Jezowski Mrs. Joani Olsen Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Derek Ms. Anne Kenny Mr. David B. Guadliana Hildenbrand Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William and Ms. Marguerite A. Dr. and Mrs. David A. Hill Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Keohane Boslaugh Mr. Richard W. Hines Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Judith and Richard Ms. Dana Guiliano Ms. Lorna M. Hochstein Johnston Keppelman

Photo credit: Michael Mindera ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 95 Mr. and Mrs. James Ms. Beth Kurker-Stewart Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Kerrigan and Mr. Randy Kurker- Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Marquis Ms. Koleen Kerski Stewart Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dr. Truman R. Keys and Ms. Carla Kurt and Julia J. and Carl W. Marsted Mr. Kevin V. Batista Mr. Jol Dantzig Lindquist, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Kilburn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kyer Dr. Karen Lindsay and Martello Mr. John N. Kildahl and Ms. Carol P. Lacoss Dr. Alan M. Kurz Mrs. Emily Martens Ms. Teresa L. Iten Ms. Linda K. Lager and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Line Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kiley Mr. David Bilmes Mr. Jim Link and Ms. Pat Martha Mrs. June T. Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. McNichol Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Mrs. Barbara Kirejczyk Lamoureux Dr. and Mrs. Edison T. Liu, Martin Mr. Charles B. Kistler and Ms. Audrey Meyer Lampert M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Martin Ms. Maria C. Pizzonia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Susan H. Livingston George Martin Dr. and Mrs. Alan U. Landry Mr. James Lizzi James H. and Melinda L. Klatsky Ms. Linda Lane Mrs. Pamela Lockard Martin Mr. and Mrs. David Klau The Honorable John J. Mr. Peter C. Loden Mrs. Marsha L. Mason Dr. Lawrence Klein Langenbach and Mr. Robert Loebell and Ms. Ellen Massucci Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mrs. John J. Langenbach Ms. Essie Labrot Ms. Nancy Masters Klein Mr. Jonathan Lansberg Ms. Geraldine Lombard Mr. and Mrs. John Mattie Naomi and Joel M. and Ms. Heather Mr. William Lombardi and Atty. John Matulis Kleinman Saunders Ms. Martha Woodworth Ms. Carol Mawhinney Mr. David Kline and Tom and Lori Lanson Mr. and Mrs. John Long Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Ms. Judith Essenson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lorch Mayer Ms. Eva Klinger Lantagne Irene Loretto Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Knipe Christopher Larsen Sanford Hart Low Mayo Ms. Rose Kochanowsky Ms. Christine Larson and Mrs. Salin Low and Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Ms. Deborah Kocsis and Mr. Sergio Monteserin Mr. David Eberle McAuliffe Ms. Sarah Becker Mr. Fred Larson and Ms. Marilyn Lozano-Rivera Mr. Bill McAvoy Lesley Koenig Ms. Ann Larson Mr. and Mrs. David Luecke Ms. MJ McCabe and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. James C. Late Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lynch Mr. Michael F. Brett Komanetsky Ms. Julia Lavigne Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. John D. McCann and Mr. Richard Kominowski Ms. Judith Lawes MacGregor Mr. Philip E. Rosalia and Ms. Lai Siang Moy Ms. Lisa S. Lazarek Mrs. Janice S. MacKesson Ms. Amy E. McCluskey and David and Charlotte Dr. and Mrs. Carl Lecce Ms. Nancy Macy and Mr. Peter J. Kochol Koskoff Ms. Sandra A. Lee Dr. Robert Painter Melanie and Bill McCue Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kost Ms. Mary Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madej Mr. Erin McFarland and Mr. and Mrs. Youssef Mr. Richard Lee Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dr. Bohuslava Kouatly Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Madfis McFarland Irene and Ken Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Lee Mrs. Laverne H. Mahoney Prof. Peter J. McGovern Ms. Jennifer Kowitt and Ms. Dawn Leger Dr. Martha Maietta and Dr. Catherine Bigley Mr. Jeremiah Quinlan Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak Ms. Nancy R. Lemega- Mailhot Mr. David McKay Mr. Ted Koziol Watt Ms. Bethany Maines Ms. Bonnie McNair Ms. Bettye Kramer and Ms. Diana Lenczewski and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mr. John Kramer Mr. Bill Suchecki Mainville McNally Mr. Eric V. Krausz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr. Steve N. Mainzer Mr. and Mrs. Grant McStay Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lenczewski Mr. and Mrs. David P. Ms. Linda J. Mead Kray Dr. and Mrs. E. Richard Maker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ms. Jo Kremer Leng Ms. Jennifer A. Malone Mehlman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Susan E. Lennon and Atty. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Mark R. Melanson and Krinsky Mr. Robert N. Merritt Mangan Mr. Michael P. Antisdale Ms. Julianna Kristoff and Ellen Leonard, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Meredith Ms. Ruth Kristoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lerch Mannheim Ms. Melissa A. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kruger Mrs. Lorraine LeRoy and Ms. Jeanne Rovaldi Mrs. Thomas J. Meskill Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Ms. Brenda Travers Manning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metz Krystopa Ms. Judi Levesque Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mr. Harry E. Meyer and Mr. Rudolph Ksiazkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levin Marchewka Mrs. Janice L. Bonner Ms. Lynelle Kucharski and Ms. Judy A. Lewis Paul and Kay Marier Mr. Les Meyer and Ms. Camille Cutler Mr. James Ligas and Ms. Linda Markiewicz Mrs. Marie Dalton-Meyer Lee Kuckro Ms. Mary Nerbonne Mr. Joe C. Markley Lisa and Frank Meyers Mr. Robert Kukiel Dr. and Mrs. W. Gary Ms. Sheila Marks Mr. Salvatore Miano

NBMAA Mr. William Michel Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Mr. and Mrs. Dylan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Reynard Dr. Nancy J. Middleton Nevelos Pattenaude Ms. Linda Reynolds and and Mrs. Jennifer N. Mr. Ben J. Nichols Oren E. Paulin Ms. Eliza Mandzik Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Mr. Donald Pelletier and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. Brendan Miggins Nicholson Ms. Virginia Bowes Reynolds Ms. Jenny Miglus and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mrs. Sibyl A. Pellum Ms. Sandy L. Rhodes and Mr. Vacek Miglus C. Noble Ms. Jane E. Penfield and Mr. Charles L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Les Milch Ms. Eileen A. Noonan Mr. David A. Klotz Ms. Melanie Rice and Ms. Adrienne Milics and Sara Cree Norris Mr. Juan M. Perez Dr. Greg Barron Mr. Richard Craig Mr. and Mrs. Steve Norris Mrs. Eileen F. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rich Don and Regina Miller Mr. Peter W. Nuhn and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Persky Ency Richardson Mr. Nick F. Miller Ms. Norine Polio Mr. and Mrs. Stan Pestka Ms. Mary C. Richardson Mrs. Virginia Mills Dr. Brenda A. Nurse and Donald and Marilyn Pet Ms. Amy L. Richman and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Miner Mr. Kenneth A. Hampton Dr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. James Caron Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Petit, Jr. Ms. Margaret Rick Mitchell, M.D. O’Sullivan Ms. Marlu Picardi Mr. and Mrs. Ian C. Rickard Mr. and Mrs. Stanislav Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ms. Anne Pidano and Ms. Barbara J. Ricketts Moline Oakleaf Mr. Alan Lake Mr. Richard A. Riddell and Mr. James Monteiro Mr. and Mrs. David President Shelby Pierce Ms. Carol A. Taylor Ms. Barbara Moore Obedzinski and Ambassador Pawan Mrs. Bette Rieger and Ms. Nancy Moore Mr. Sean C. O’Connor and Kamlish Ms. Madison Rieger Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ms. Maris Fiondella Ms. Eszter Pilon Mr. J.R. Rinell, Jr. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ritch Mr. and Mrs. Juan Moreno O’Hanlon Pitt Mr. and Mrs. Stein A. Ms. Elizabeth Morin John and Sally O’Hara Ms. Patty J. Pittman and Roaldset Mr. Joseph P. Morin and Mr. and Mrs. David O’Leary Ms. Alexandra Solomon Dr. Adam Robersmith and Mr. Clifford J. Morin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Olivetti Ms. Linda Platzer and Mr. Donald J. Myers Ms. Nancy Moses Dr. Pauline Olsen and Mr. Edward Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Virginia H. Moss and Dr. Cyril P. Nagle Mr. James Poglitsch and Roberts Ms. Elisabeth Moss Muriel and Edward Ms. Marcie Matuszak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ms. Lori A. Mossberg Olson, Jr. Mr. Stuart B. Popper Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Moyer Mrs. Catherine Oneglia Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Khoury and Judie Mubarek Mr. Michael O’Reilly and Porter Roberts Atty. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mr. Albert Belanger Mr. Robert Posner Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mullen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Raymond Potter Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. Neil F. Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ozga Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pratt Robertson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rev. Joseph L. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Lewis and Amy Robinson Nagle Ms. LeonaMae Page Price Dr. and Dr. Peter Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Bonnie Robson Naiman Painter, Jr. Probolus Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Ms. Nancy Najarian Mr. and Mrs. George Atty. Darren Pruslow and Rodgers Ms. Susan Namerow and Palms, Jr. Ms. Kimberlee Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. Peter Hyman Ms. Rosalie Panioto and Ms. Christine M. Quallen Rodriguez Jane Napieracz Mr. George Gogas Mr. Kevin M. Quinn and Dr. and Mrs. Joel Roffer Mr. and Mrs. G. Justin Ms. Kathryn M. Papadakis Ms. Joan Albert Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Natale Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pappas Ms. Kristen Quinn and Rogers III Venkata Natarajan and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Paradis Mr. Gerald Sitko Atty. Aaron J. Romano and Lalita Ramesh Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miss Susan D. Quirk Ms. Cynthia Fernandez- Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Parchmann Mr. Theodore Raczka and Romano Natches Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parsons Ms. Nancy Conaway- Ms. Albina Romanski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parys Raczka Mr. Todd D. Root Nattrass Mr. Robert Parziale and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Pat Naylor and John Ms. Ellon Cavanaugh Rancourt Ms. Sandra Rose and Cottrell Mrs. Annette Pasek Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mr. Mark Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Neilan Joanne and Saul Ratzan Mrs. June Rosen and Ms. Judith F. Nelson Pasternack Ms. Erika Reen Mr. Ben Abrams Mr. Marc Nemeth and Mr. Greg Pastor and Ms. Barbara Regalis Mr. Rick Rosen and Mrs. Jean M. Nemeth Ms. Heather Blum- Ms. Dolores Reiff Ms. Suzanne Ms. Eleanor Nettleton and Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Gary Reisine Remington-Fox Mr. Art Oxnard Mr. and Mrs. Sarit Patel Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Resor Ms. Michele L. Rosenberg

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 97 Ms. Naomi Rosenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. George Stepeck and Mr. J. Eric Bonman Schnipper Simonds Ms. Debbie Lemay Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schoen Ms. Susan Simons and Mr. Richard Stevens and Rosenfeld Ms. Shelley Schuman and Ms. Judith Fogg Ms. Ann Wesley Mr. Theodore Rosol and Mr. Stephen Zwillinger Ms. Carol Simpson and Mr. Samuel Stevens and Ms. Carine Considine Ms. Betsy Schwammberger Mr. Robert Hewey Mrs. Carolyn Miller- Mr. Timothy Rosol Ms. Shirley B. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens Mrs. Sarah Rosol Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Simpson Mr. William Stillinger and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross Schwedel Mr. and Mrs. Isadore A. Ms. Estrid Eklof Dr. Gary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sindell Ms. Erica Stinziani Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Scougall Mr. and Ms. Thomas Sippel Dr. Jonathan Stolzenberg Roth Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Jason Mr. David T. Stone and Mr. Thomas A. Rouse and Sebastian-Coleman Sirignano Ms. Megan Philippi Ms. Susan G. Powers Ms. Lily Seidenberg and Dr. and Mrs. Bolesh Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ms. Millie Jackson Rowe Ms. Alice Seidenberg J.Skutnik Stoppelman and Mr. Phil Rowe Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Dr. Karen Slater and Mrs. Margaret T. Storrs Mr. and Mrs. Perry Zinn Seitelman Dr. Larz Spangberg Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stout Rowthorn Wanda N. Seldon Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. June C. Roy Ms. Lorraine Semnoski Slaughter Stowell Dr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Mr. Gene Sengstock and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Mervyn F. Strauss Rozett Ms. Marie Darin Slipchinsky Mr. and Mrs. William Diane and Edmund Shomit Sengupta Mr. Richard Slone and Sullivan Rubacha Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dr. Eugenia Slone Miss Rhea J. Sutter Ms. Loretta L. Rubin Senuta Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Smally Ms. Lynn Swanson Diana and Vincent Ms. Kylie Schemmel Sepko Miss Maryann M. Mr. Craig Swanson and Rudzinski Mr. and Mrs. John Sera Smialowski Ms. Sheila Foss- Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr Ms. Rachel Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Smith Swanson and Mr. Richard F. Mr. Bill Hart Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Sypher Rumohr Ms. Rosalind Shaffer and Smith Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ms. Cheryl Rusczyk Mr. Jeff Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Smith Szczesniak Ms. Steven Russtad and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Andrew Szegedy- Ms. Susan Powell Shahverdian Smuckler Maszak and Ms. Russtad Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soha Elizabeth Bobrick Ms. Mary Rustico and Shannahan Ms. Jo Ann Sondheimer Ms. Shantel Szymanski and Ms. Joan Adams Ms. Katharine Shaskus and and Mr. David Heinlein Mr. Benjamin Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rydecki Mr. Randall Shattuck Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Justin Tacchi Michael and Deborah Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Shaw Sondheimer Ms. Judy Taddeo Sacks II Ms. Sandra Sorel-LeDuc Mrs. Judith Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sacks Mr. David A. Shaw and Mr. Ken LeDuc Ms. Mary C. Talbot Mr. Paul Sadowitz and Mr. John C. Shea and Ms. Ivana M. Spacek and Mr. and Mrs. Suneet Ms. Jeanne Allison Miss Hannah Shea Mr. Ben Stargardter Talpade Ms. Varsha Salani and Ms. Stephanie Sheaffer Ms. Dale Spaner Mr. SC Tang and Ms. L Mr. Naresh Bathija Ms. Ellen Sheehan Ms. Tiffany Spinella Chin Mrs. Barbara Salinger Ms. Eileen Shekosky Robert Srulowitz & Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ms. Regina Salvio Ms. Jane Shepard Straka Taub Matthew Santillo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sherman Stack, Jr. Taylor Satalino Mr. Alan K. Shomsky Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian J. and Ms. Melanie H. Stafstrom William and Barbara Sbalcio Kotkowski Linda Stamm and Arnold Taylor Mr. Ronald Scardacchi Mr. and Mrs. James Patch Mr. and Mrs. James Tebo Lenore and Steven Schack Shortley Ms. Leslie Starr and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. John Schaetzl Ms. Anna Sielawko Mr. Mark Dubois Tedder Ms. Karen Schick Irene and Allen Silberstein Mr. Ned T. Statchen Ms. Lisa Tedesco and Dr. Allan L. Schiffer and Ms. Wendy Silver and Ms. Elizabeth Mr. Scott Starr Ms. Yvonne Miceli Mrs. Jennifer Silverman Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Teed Steven P. Schiller and Mr. Charles B. Simmons Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tellar Jordan Schiller Robin Simmons Steckler Mr. and Mrs. Elliot D. Carolyn and Dave Schnatz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stein Tertes William and Nancy Simon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stepeck Mr. Peter Tessner and Schneider Ms. Martha Risser

NBMAA Mrs. Susan C. Theriault Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Ms. Linda Webber Ms. Sylvia Jane Wojcik Mr. and Mrs. Roger van Rooy Ms. Patricia Wehrli-Zemsta Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf, Jr. Therrien Mrs. Elinor Van Vooren Mrs. Elizabeth Welch Mrs. Frances B. Wolski Mr. and Mrs. Carson Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. David Welsh Ms. Ann C. Wood Thomas Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Weston Woodberry Mr. Townsend Thomas and Varga Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ms. Meredith Lee Ms. Patti Anne Vassia Whalen Woods, Jr. Ms. Sharon Thomason and Mr. Leonides Velez and Ms. Leslie White Ms. Roberta Woronow and Mr. Andrew Magin Ms. Ana Cruz Calo Ms. Laura White and Mr. Ted Kaplan Lavell Thompson Mr. Andres Verzosa and Mr. Charles M. White Ms. Dianne P. Worrall and Margaret Mary Mr. David Whaples Mrs. Margaret P. White Ms. Mary Wynn Cochrane Mr. Alfred A. Vichot and William and Mary White Ms. Yvette Yelardy and Richard Thompson Ms. Andrea Moffitt Mrs. Nancy T. Whitney Mr. Daniel Morganstern Ms. Mary C. Tierney Mr. Derek Viel and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Helen Young and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tine Ms. Jennifer Yang Wiater Mr. George Abele Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Cara A. Vilas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. John Yrchik and Tombaugh Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Wicke Ms. Eileen Sypher Mr. Humphrey Tonkin and Mr. Paul Virostek and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiedie Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ms. Jane Edwards Ms. Leslie Virostek Ms. Felicia Wilion and Zacchei Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ms. Susan Virostek and Mr. Jay Frankel Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Townsend Mr. William Breck Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Will Zaccheo, M.D. Grzegorz Trelski and Jacek Mr. Mark von Mayrhauser Dr. J. Fenton Williams Mr. Michael Zager and Trelski and Ms. Dawn von Ms. Rebecca Williams Ms. LouAnne McDonald Halina Trelski and Mayrhauser Mr. Robert O. Williams and Ms. Suzanne E. Zajac and Krzysztof Trelski Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ms. Susan J. Burns Mr. Clifford A. Birdsey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Vredenburgh Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski Tresselt Ms. Katherine Wadsworth Susan Williams and Ms. Barbara Becky and Tom Trutter Ms. Cynthia Walker Mr. and Mrs. Denis Zakrzewski Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wall Williamson Ms. Theresa Zakrzewski Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker Mr. George Wall and Mr. and Mrs. David C. Willis Mrs. Sandra Zieky Ms. Karen Tyler Ms. Kathy Cassola Mrs. Alison H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. Barbara A. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Zimmerman Ueberbacher Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Wilson Mrs. Pauline Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wallengren, Jr. Mrs. Denise Winokur, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Fred M.H. Unfried Mrs. Betsy Waller Ms. Lynda Winslow and Ziter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison R. Marilyn W. Walsh Mr. Ryan Young Michael and Catherine Valante Mr. and Mrs. David Walsh Ms. Marguerite Winslow Zizka Mr. John Valengavich Ms. Cathy Wardwell and and Ms. Loretta Knapp Ms. Francine Zottoli and Mrs. Judy Valerio Mr. Robert Wardwell The Wiszniak Family Ms. Nancy Schmidt Mr. Peter Van Beckum and Mr. and Mrs. John Warn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dr. Elliot Zweig and Ms. Lucinda Stanley Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wittchen Ms. Doreen Fundiller- Ms. Stacie Van Deusen and Waskowitz Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Zweig Mr. Maury Rosenbaum Ms. Cynthia Waters Leonard and Jean Witz Ms. Deb Van Ohlen and Mr. and Mrs. James Watras Prof. and Mrs. Michael ** Deceased Ms. Wendy Payton Mr. Stephe Watson and Wizevich Ms. Sarah Schwartz

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NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 101 VOLUNTEERS

Over 230 docents and volunteers generously donated their time and talent to the NBMAA

Ronald B. Abbe Jillian Gates Kay H. Marier Rick Rosen Elizabeth Aloi Clare Gatta George E. Martin Robert Rosenfield Bernhard Anderson Evelyn Genovese Maddy Martin Suzanne G. Roy Amanda Aronson Natalie Giana Marsha L. Mason Sophie Rubino Francine D. Augeri Teresa Gianzinetti Robert L. Mathis Claudia M. Ryan Jeanie G. Babineau Mark Giulietti Elisa McClear Karen Schick Sandra Baclaski Maxine Gleason Sekiko McDonald Brad J. Schide Ilene Baron Thomas Gruber Megan McFadden Allan L. Schiffer Bonnie Beaulieu Thomas J. Gworek Barbara Mendelson Donna Schwartz Carol S. Benjamin Stephen F. Hard Michael Milardo Katharine Shaskus Margaret A. Bercovitz Melissa D. Haseley Les Milch Roberta Shea Joanna M. Biskupski Janice M. Hasenjager Margaret Milch Ellen Sheehan Marie Bogdanski Patricia P. Hatch Steve Miller Anne B. Sheffield Irene Braren Catherine Heinze Kailey Moon Judy Silver Kathleen A. Butler Erich Heinze Joan R. Morach Pamela B. Simon Mary L. Canella Frances B. Henninger Josephine Moreno Susan L. Simonds Mona B. Cappuccio John Henninger Joan G. Morgan Susan Skarvinko Maggie Carlin Patricia D. Hickox Cara Moylan Ursula Skierkowski Marie Carlson Elaine M. Hobart Erica Muniz Susan Smayda Anne Carubba Lois Ann Hodlin Margaret Murphy Barbara Smith Ronald A. Carubba Kiran Ishaq Nancy Najarian Claudia Soliwoda Dona V. Cassella John Jevitts Erin Newton Pam Sorensen Diane Catenzaro Sally V. Johnson Abigail O’Leary Robert Srulowitz Richard Charnick Anna Kamradt Kristina O’Leary Frank Steele Sandra Chase Angela Kane Katie Obedzinski Jonathan Stolzenberg Laureen Corazzini Richard Kearney Joani Olsen Sharon Straka Ruthellen Corbett Alma Kearns Angela Orsene Margaret A. Straub Diana Creamer Gretchen F. Kelly Luc A. Ouellette Shirley B. Swartz Alexandra Cruz Joan Kennedy Sally Oxman Ruth H. Swisher Nicole D’Amico Sheila F. Kinscherf Donna H. Ozga Judy Taddeo Ruth Ann C. Davis Marie C. Koller Susan Palms Judith Talbot JoAnn DeWind Bradford Korder Kathryn M. Papadakis Mary C. Talbot Anne L. DiPietro Cathrina Kothman Ann S. Parkhurst Diane G. Therrien Megan Disch Carol P. Lacoss Allison Peak Maria I. Tuckler Constance G. Dix Elizabeth Lamont Christopher Pentore Anna Tufankjian Pauline M. Dow Barbara V. LaRosa Lana B. Pentore Dianne Veale Mary Jane Dunn Barbara L. Laurain Joe V. Perez Esther S. Veley Loretta Eason Charles N. Leach Mary M. Piazza Susan N. Venberg Jackie Fastaia Lorraine C. Legnani Beverly Pierz John D. Wadhams Karl E. Feer Robert T. Leo Nancy Pilarski Lynn H. Wadhams Corinne Ferola Linda Levine Karen Prendergast Katherine Wadsworth Gay Fialko Andrea F. Levy Vivian Qiu Cathy Wang Ellen C. Fisher Barbara Lewis Carol Raza Elizabeth Wells Barbara Fletcher Leslie A. Link Elenor G. Reid Mary Wilde Sally Follansbee Susan H. Livingston Dorleen G. Reidy Rosemary Winandy Lynn Follis Pamela Lockard Margaret Rick Natalie Wing Hilary E. Freedman Geraldine Lombard Gleidymar Rivera Jessica Wolinski Aiden Gallagher Katherine R. Lotto Rhona J. Roffer Ruth E. Woodcock Viviana P. Garcia Brenda Manning Albina Romanski Roberta Woronow

NBMAA BY THE NUMBERS 173 volunteers attended the annual picnic and the “Night at the Opera” events Board Trustees, volunteers, and docents worked over 17,000 hours last year, an 65% of volunteer hours were from the increase of 2% increase from the previous Museum’s Docent program, and 35% assisting year, and equivalent to 8 full-time positions. with special events, finance, development and collections.

ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019| 103 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART 56 LEXINGTON STREET NEW BRITAIN, CT 06052.1412

BASIC INFO

MUSEUM HOURS Monday: CLOSED Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

ADMISSION Members FREE $15 for Adults $12 for Seniors $10 for Youth (13–17) $10 for Students Children under 12 free Saturday admission from 10 a.m. to noon is free due to support from the American Savings Foundation.

MUSEUM SHOP Monday: CLOSED Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

CAFÉ ON THE PARK Open from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Menu includes soup of the day, sandwiches, wraps, salads, and more. Kids menu also available.

ACCESSIBILITY Please inquire at the Front Desk for any assistance you may require. We are wheelchair accessible and have two wheelchairs available free of charge.

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NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART | ANNUAL REPORT 2018–2019