Illustration Collection NEW/NOW: 2016 SUMMER 2016 The of Masterpieces Sanford B.D. Low BiggersSanford Media:New Maya Jeffereis Maya 2016 FALL As We See It: The Collection of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch New Media: Kevin Kelly NEW/NOW: Sanford Biggers NBMAA NBMAA

2017 WINTER Vistas del Sur: Traveler Artists’ Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection Ansel Adams: Yosemite Valley Howard Rackliffe The Shaker Gallery: Focus On: Shaker Woodenware Part I 2017 SPRING Samuel F.B. Morse’s “Gallery of the Louvre” & the Art of Invention Nor’Easter: The 47th Annual Juried Exhibition New Media: William DeLottie California Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha NBMAA NBMAA ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT

CHAIRMAN’S & DIRECTOR’S REPORT 6 COLLECTIONS 10 EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS 18 MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS & PRESS 20 COVERAGE EDUCATION PROGRAMS 24 VISITOR EXPERIENCES 30 FINANCE 34 DEVELOPMENT 38 MEMBERS 44 CORPORATE/INSTITUTIONAL/LIBRARY MEMBERS 54 DONORS TO MUSEUM OPERATIONS 56 ADDITIONAL DONATIONS & GIFTS 60 NBMAA FUNDS/ADDITIONS TO FUNDS/ HERITAGE SOCIETY 68 STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS 72 VOLUNTEERS 76

OUR THANKS TO NBMAA SUPPORTERS

Jay and Lorraine Breummer Memorial Fund

NBMAA M. Stephen Miller and Director & CEO Min Jung Kim cut the ribbon with visitors at the opening for Focus On: Shaker Woodenware (Part II)

NBMAA Most recently, in May 2017, the Museum presented The The Museum presented works by NBMAA Members in our Grand Tour—the first iteration in a series of exhibitions Nor’Easter: 47th Annual Juried Exhibition, which received entitled Architecture as Muse, derived exclusively from an impressive 1,107 entries by 405 artists from across the CHAIRMAN’S & our permanent collection and presenting diverse views of United States. We are grateful to juror Sarah Fritchey, architecture by artists, architects, and illustrators. Curator of Artspace in New Haven, for her thoughtful selection of 88 works, which was no easy task, given the The Museum hosted a number of exhibitions spotlighting exceptional quality of the submissions. First, second, DIRECTOR’S REPORT contemporary artists: Eric Aho: An Unfinished Point in and third prizes were awarded to Tracy Hoffman, Cecil a Vast Surrounding, featuring paintings that bridged Gresham, and Anita Balkun respectively. Juror’s Choice was landscape and portraiture, abstraction and representation; awarded to John Buron, and Visitor’s Choice was awarded contemporary art-making with historical research; as to Rashmi Talpade. well as NEW/NOW: Sanford Biggers, which comprised a site-specific poured-sand floor rug inspired by quilts and In the countless artistic, educational, development, and Masterworks from our permanent collection were Tibetan mandalas. The closing of Biggers’s exhibition was EDUCATION community initiatives that the New Britain Museum of requested for inclusion in significant exhibitions world- celebrated with an inspiring Community Day, in which American Art undertakes, we proudly celebrate our status wide. Notably, our Georgia O’Keeffe’s East River from the visitors had the opportunity to watch a breakdancing Our Education Department oversaw the organization of as the oldest Museum dedicated solely to American Art and 30th Story of Shelton Hotel, 1928, has been showcased in demonstration, mingle, and bottle sand from the artwork numerous exhibitions that celebrated the work of budding our mission to explore and present diverse representations an international retrospective of O’Keeffe’s work, which as a take-home memento of the show. Our New Media local artists from area school districts of New Britain and of of America and American Art. This past year in particular, traveled this year to major institutions, including the Tate series included dynamic and experimental video works Berlin. Providing a platform to highlight the work of area we strove to do so through a variety of approaches: Modern, London; Kunstforum Wien, Vienna; and finally the by Connecticut natives Kevin Kelly and Williams DeLottie. youth, these exhibitions brought together families and Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Canada. Raphaelle Peale’s We were delighted to showcase the contemporary extended members of the community to celebrate visual By adhering to the language established in our 2016 Bowl of Peaches, 1816, was featured close to home, in the realist collection of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch in As art and arts education. We are grateful to our generous revision of our Collections Management Policy (CMP), exhibition An American Place: The Art Colony at Old Lyme, We See It: The Collection of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch, sponsors, including Webster Bank, who make these which states that: “The NBMAA will acquire artwork by presented at the Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme, accompanied by a beautiful exhibition catalogue published meaningful events possible. artists who are American citizens; or have produced CT; while Gary Thomas Erbe’s Today’s Special, 1970, has in collaboration with Gallery Naga, Boston. a significant body of work while living in the United been presented in exhibitions dedicated to the artist at The Moreover, we enjoyed watching our American Savings Art States; or contribute to illuminating the evolving story Heckscher Museum of Art, Huntington, NY, as well as the Exhibitions focusing on historic artists Samuel F.B. Morse & Education Wing flourish in its first full year, welcoming of the United States of America and the notion of what Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH. and New Britain native Howard Rackcliffe were proudly children and adults alike into bustling studio classes is ‘American’ through the visual arts;” showcased at the Museum in FY17; in addition to an led by NBMAA staff and visiting artists. In response to Several permanent collection galleries were reinterpreted installation of photographs by Ansel Adams celebrating the growing demand, our Education Department rose to Through our permanent collection installations, which to offer fresh perspectives of our highlights and lesser- Centennial of the National Park Service, organized as part the challenge of meeting the needs and interests of are periodically refreshed to present highlights as known works. In the Maximilian E. and Marion O. Hoffman of a long-term-loan of the artist’s iconic Yosemite portfolio our expanding community, offering an ever-expanding well as rarely seen works to encourage evolving Foundation Gallery, our installation of Colonial Portraiture to the NBMAA. We were especially delighted to present the range of educational programs for visitors of all ages, interpretations of our permanent collection and the was bolstered by examples of family portraits by Joseph first exhibition initiated by Min Jung Kim during her tenure including studio classes and workshops, lectures, gallery history of American art; Badger; as well as exceptional paintings by Samuel F.B. as Director & CEO at the Museum, Vistas del Sur: Traveler talks, music, theater, film, art and literature programs, Morse, Gilbert Stuart, John Trumbull, among others. Flora Artists’ Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia outreach programs, guided tours for children and adults, Through our range of special exhibitions, Humphrey Bentley Gallery was reinstalled to reflect the Phelps de Cisneros Collection. A milestone exhibition, it was and professional development services for teachers. which present wide-ranging perspectives, both growing art market following the American Revolution, our first collaboration with the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros These programs achieve a number of notable goals: while contemporary and historical, on our national identity in which art patronage expanded beyond an interest in Collection of Latin American Art, recognized as one of the strengthening the Museum’s education mission, these and artistic contributions; portraiture to a demand for landscapes, still lifes, and most exemplary and comprehensive collections of Latin initiatives offer opportunities for lifelong learning in the allegorical paintings. American art in the world, as well as the first NBMAA show arts; employ artists, educators, art historians and other Through educational offerings, public programs, and to offer bilingual labels and tours in English and Spanish. professionals; and contribute to the cultural fabric of the community outreach and partnerships, which engage a Internally, our staff began an extensive collections analysis, The exhibition welcomed distinguished visitors, including city and region. In further thanks to American Savings Bank, dynamic and ever-expanding audience of all cultures, in which our permanent collection will be thoroughly former president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, we continue to offer free admission to visitors on Saturday races, and ethnicities. researched in order to better identity strengths as well William Luers; Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the mornings throughout the year, welcoming families and as gaps that may exist in our representation of important neighbors, as well as newcomers from far and wide. Our roots as part of the New Britain Institute—an Museum of Modern Art, John Elderfield; Director of the Los American artists, artistic schools, and art historical Angeles County Museum of Art, Michael Govan; Director organization established by New Britain’s city founders in Highlights of the year included a strong demand for tours. movements. Through our collections analysis, we hope to of Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Matthew D. Teitelbaum, 1853 to foster learning in a community of new immigrants— In FY17, we welcomed 8,191 students accompanied by 1,323 refine our acquisitions strategy and presentations of our and a team of MFA curators; as well as Gustavo and Patricia remain ever-important and relevant, positioning our teachers and chaperones, from over 48 cities and towns. permanent collection. Phelps de Cisneros, among others. Enthusiastic response institution, even 164 years later, to reflect the diversity of Adult group and walk-in tours reached 2,909 visitors was received from visitors and press, including a Better our city and country through our work here at the NBMAA. representing 204 docent-led tours. The NBMAA docent Connecticut TV spot featuring a lively interview between EXHIBITIONS corps currently numbers 130 dedicated members who truly reporter Scott Hany and Director & CEO Min Jung Kim. represent the “face” of the Museum. The NBMAA and our PERMANENT COLLECTION We presented a rigorous and diverse roster of 20 special Another landmark exhibition for the NBMAA was our recent docents were honored to host of the 2017 CT Art Docent exhibitions this year, derived from our collection and Network Symposium, a biennial event that promotes The permanent collection has continued to grow through a temporary loans. show California Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengton & number of exceptional acquisitions made in FY17, not only Ed Ruscha. Celebrating the life and work of legendary continued docent education and best practices for member art museum docents throughout the state. with Museum purchase funds but also through generous Our permanent collection took center stage in several California-based artists Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston, and Ed gifts and bequests. Among the fine examples that we exhibitions. Organized by staff and the Low Illustration Ruscha, the exhibition represented the largest installation acquired this year are paintings by celebrated contemporary Committee over the course of several years, Masterpieces at the NBMAA to date, presenting nearly 100 works from PROGRAMS & EVENTS artists Eric Aho, Clinton Deckert, and Burton Silverman, of The Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Collection showcased 1958 to today that reflected the resounding legacy of these as well as renowned historical figures, including Charles highlights from our celebrated illustration collection and innovative and influential artists. Marking the first time a In addition to our Educational offerings, the NBMAA Blauvelt, Fidelia Bridges, David Hayes, Charles Ethan Porter, was accompanied by the exhibition catalogue New Britain Museum in the Northeast has focused exclusively on the presented a wide variety of programs, including panel and James Abbott McNeil Whistler. We also added two Museum of American Art: Highlights of the Collection III. Also work of these three artists, we were thrilled to welcome discussions, studio experiences, lectures, gallery talks, Shaker chairs to our collection, as part of our commitment drawn from our illustration collection, we presented several Billy Al Bengston, Ed Ruscha, and Ed Moses’s son, who music, and film, drawing over 6,200 attendees in FY17. In to present important Shaker objects and artifacts in our M. successive installations of work by renowned photographer joined us for the opening as well as a panel discussion that addition to expanding our community, these programs Stephen and Miriam R. Miller Shaker Gallery. and author of the famed Eye Spy book series, Walter Wick. explored the resounding legacy of the “L.A. Cool School.” allow us to remain a vibrant, socially engaged institution,

NBMAA CHAIRMAN’S & DIRECTOR’S REPORT | 7 attracting a diverse audience of music, art, theater, and film At the Museum, we are presenting a range of exhibitions appreciators of all ages. DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYEES that bring visitors near and far in space and time, including Architecture As Muse: The Grand Tour; Samuel F.B. Morse’s We celebrate the extraordinary contributions of former While our Museum footprint and programming has Combining art, music, and mingling, our quarterly Museum “Gallery of the Louvre” and the Art of Invention; Harry NBMAA Director of Development Claudia Thesing, who expanded tremendously in recent year, our staff remains After Dark (MAD) parties drew 1,625 visitors, while our Everett Townsend: Illustrations of a World War I Artist; retired at the end of 2016 after 27 years of service at our relatively small, performing mini miracles to meet the long-standing First Friday events welcomed 2,404 Ghana Paints Hollywood; and NEW/NOW: Francisca institution. Over the course of her involvement with the demands of our growing public. attendees last year. The Museum’s Craft Sippin’ in New Benítez. Looking ahead to 2018, we are planning a major, Museum, she wore many hats, beginning in 1984 as a Britain event continues to grow, largely in thanks to the in-depth presentation of American Post-Impressionist docent and eventually rising to Director of the Department We were delighted to welcome new additions to our incredible efforts of Hartford Distributors, who recruited masters Maurice and Charles Prendergast, in what will be in the 1990s. In honor of her service and her contribution to Museum staff roster, including Studio Arts Educator Morgan 25 craft beer vendors to donate their time and products. the first extensive exhibition of their work in Connecticut. the advancement of the Museum, the Thesing Technology Bengel, Studio Art Educator Lara Del Piano, Museum Shop The 2017 event drew 482 beer enthusiasts, and we look 2018 will also bring a significant show highlighting the Fund was established as a permanent endowment to Associate Olivia Fadus, Visitor Services Associate Elizabeth forward to expanding the event even more in the coming work of iconic American artist and photographer Dennis support Museum operations related to Technology. Over Guignino, Visitor Services Associate Keri Halloran, Deputy year. Our music offerings remained strongly attended: 716 Hopper, as well as exhibitions dedicated to Connecticut 100 contributions totaling over $36,000 were received in Director Michelle Hargrave, Senior Manager of Visitor visitors attended exceptional piano performances from natives Neil Jenney and NEW/NOW artist Paul Baylock. her honor. Following Claudia’s retirement, our Development Experience Programs Jeffrey Mainville, Museum Shop the Fryderyk Chopin Society; and 1,349 listeners enjoyed We look forward to opportunities to present our Department, led by Interim Director of Development Associate Dori Melowicz, Visitor Services Associate Amy Sunday Music Series concerts and other Special Music permanent collection in several upcoming exhibitions, and Amanda Shuman, has made great efforts to carry on her Sciongay, and Development Assistant Alexis Zimmerman. performances. We are grateful to all of the musicians who to celebrating NBMAA members in our 2018 Nor’Easter great work and expand upon many of her initiatives. have shared their talent with the NBMAA. Additionally, Members Exhibition. we continued to offer popular events, including Open Mic; The Museum’s largest revenue generator, our membership TRUSTEES Holiday Decorating; Art & Literature gatherings; as well as The Museum continues to pursue collaborations and program continued to expand through the year, ending art- or exhibition-themed films. The New Britain Museum of American Art is truly fortunate partnerships both community- and nation-wide. A thrill with a total of 4,099 memberships, or 6,103 members. to have such committed, supportive, energetic, and for all of us at the NBMAA, we were recently invited Memberships for the year brought $588,725, up $15,000 The NBMAA maintained a vibrant presence in our innovative Trustees to lead and guide this institution. We to partner with ArtBridges, a foundation affiliated with from FY16. The Museum established the Grace Judd community through outreach at numerous venues, thank our Board of Trustees and committee members for Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, on a new Landers Society in honor of our most dedicated members including New Britain’s “Main Street USA” festivities, the dedicating their time and expertise to so many aspects of initiative to further appreciation of American Art. Among and supporters, including inaugural members Sylvia New Britain Bees baseball stadium; and the CT Fastrak the Museum, whether our Buildings & Grounds; Operations; other partnering institutions are the Brooklyn Museum, Bonney, Anita & Anthony Ferrante, Charles and Irene Farmers Market. Our Pop-up Market, every 4th Saturday Long-Range Plan; Collections; Gala coordination; Finance The Museum of Modern Art, Smithsonian American Art Hamm, and John N. Howard and Wendy Kirkland. We thank of the month from May to September, drew visitors to the and Investment; as well as initiatives related to Education; Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Solomon R. each and every one of our members for your support. Lexington Street terrace from our neighboring Walnut Hill Personnel; and Development and Cultivation. We thank Guggenheim Museum. Park and beyond. Museum guests also enjoyed free bike On May 6, we held our 17th annual spring gala, The Art and congratulate our Bylaws Committee and Committee rentals throughout the spring, summer, and fall, a benefit of Celebrating our roots as a cultural and educational resource Party of the Year, benefiting the Museum’s educational Chair Linda Tomasso on their tireless and meticulous work the NBMAA’s ongoing partnership with Bike New Britain. for immigrants of all origins, we will be hosting Naturalization programming for children and families. We were thrilled revising and updating the NBMAA’s Bylaws. In FY17, we welcomed Esther Pryor to the Board of Trustees. Ceremonies at the Museum in the coming months. Throughout the year, our total visitation reached 69,708, to welcome 300 guests, who enjoyed a lively evening of with visitors from 46 states in the continental United dining, dancing, and bidding in our live and silent auctions. Finally, we hope to continue to entice newcomers and loyal States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and St. Croix, U.S. Virgin We thank all who attended, as well as our generous IN MEMORIUM attendees back to the NBMAA with new initiatives, like our Islands, as well as from 17 nations. An active volunteer sponsors; Gala Co-Chairs Katherine Dow and Logan Curated Cocktail event series, inspired by exhibitions here corps of 427 generously donated their time to helping Rogers; Honorary Co-Chairs Gail and Ernst von Metzsch; Sadly the year was marked by the loss of several longtime at the Museum. fulfill the museum’s mission, and continued to serve as an Gala and Gala After Dark committees; and volunteers members who passed away this year. We honor the integral part of the culture of our organization. Our myriad for making the event a success! Many NBMAA members memory of State Representative Elizabeth (Betty) Boukus, Thank you for your support, your membership, and your programs and events would not be possible without the and friends attended our fall fundraiser, The Art of Wine a longtime supporter of the Museum and champion of two continued advocacy for the growth and success of this invaluable support of our volunteers, for whom we are & Food, which raised over $115,000 for the Museum. We major state grants for capital projects; NBMAA donor Dr. Museum. Our institution could not remain the “gem” that infinitely grateful. extend our gratitude to our sponsors, co-chairs Margaret Anna Eckersley Johnson; former Heritage Society Member it continues to be, without the dedicated and enthusiastic Marchak and Trustee John Dillaway; event coordinator Laurinda J. Lee; and longtime member and patron Roger involvement and support of each and every one of you. Vicky Cirilli; and the event committee. Lawson. Ronald Vance passed away, yet his legacy will SHOP live on in the extensive George Deem Collection that he In addition to these key fundraisers, our Development team bequeathed to the Museum. We honor the memory of Overall sales for FY17 were $132,318.30. With the Museum’s organized a host of engaging events for our members in volunteer extraordinaire Frances Russell; member Robert C. collection growing every year, the shop continued to conjunction with the opening of several special exhibitions, Rosol; and all of the volunteers, members, and supporters Min Jung Kim John N. Howard expand upon the NBMAA merchandise collection, adding as well as a number of Director’s Dinners for upper tier who departed us this year. ten new reproduction products featuring works in the members and special guests at the home of Director & Director & CEO Chairman, Board of NBMAA permanent collection. Improvements were CEO Min Jung Kim. On April 8, we welcomed our John Trustees implemented to the selection and pricing of children’s Butler Talcott Society and Grace Judd Landers Society FY18 AND A GLIMPSE OF merchandise, resulting in increased interest from school to the Museum’s Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner, an tour trips and families. The quantity of children’s items sold extraordinary evening celebrating the Museum, our top-tier THE FUTURE in FY16 of 984 items increased to 1,780 items in FY17. members, and Trustee Kathryn Cox, who we honor for her enthusiastic support of our premier membership circles. It is with great excitement that we look forward to another This year, our shop introduced a line of custom merchandise dynamic year of exhibitions and programs ahead. A inspired by our exhibition California Dreaming, including The Museum’s Travel Program offered exciting trips to recent highlight includes our partnership with the newly canvas tote bags, specialty towels, tumblers, beach balls, destinations near and far. Members and guests traveled opened Delamar Hotel in West Hartford. As part of the and sunglasses, created in collaboration with exhibiting to a variety of institutions, including the Peabody Essex Delamar’s Corporate Sponsorship of the NBMAA, we will artists Ed Ruscha, Ed Moses, and Billy Al Bengston. Museum, Salem, MA; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, and be curating two exhibitions per year for their location, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Boylston, MA; Eldridge Street derived exclusively from our permanent collection. The We also presented our ever-popular Maker’s Market Synagogue & Museum and The Frick Collection, New York, first installation,East & West Coast Cool: American Artist, Holiday Edition and Monthly First Friday Maker’s Markets, NY; and the homes of Thomas Cole and Frederic Church in 1960s to Now, is inspired by our major exhibition California offering visitors festive opportunities to support local the Hudson River Valley. Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha. As artisans while visiting the galleries! a benefit of our partnership, free admission and a host of related programs will be extended to hotel guests.

NBMAA CHAIRMAN’S & DIRECTOR’S REPORT | 9 GILBERT STEWART LONG ISLAND NEW YORK STATE SVA CHELSEA BIRTHPLACE MUSEUM, LONG HISTORICAL GALLERY, NEW COLLECTIONS AND MUSEUM, ISLAND, NY ASSOCIATION/ YORK, NY SAUNDERSTOWN, RI June 23–Sept. 17, 2017 FENIMORE, Dec. 1, 2016–Feb. 28, June 13–Oct. 10, 2016 COOPERSTOWN, NY 2017 ACQUISITIONS LIST LUMEN WINTER May 28–Oct. 2, 2016 JANE STEWART (1908–1982) NEGAR AKAHMI (1812–1888) Moonlight Scene, n.d. JAMES ABBOTT MC (B. 1971) ERIC AHO (B. 1966) BURTON SILVERMAN Morning, Noon and Watercolor on paper NEILL WHISTLER Backsplash, 2010 Beekeeper, 2015 (B. 1929) NBMAA WORKS ON Night, ca. 1830–60 22 x 30 in. (1834–1903) Acrylic, gesso, and Oil on linen Movie Poster, 2013 LOAN TO OTHER Oil on wood panel Gift of Alexander The Beach at Selsey glitter on wood panel 1 7 74 x 95 1/2 in. Oil on linen 14 /4 x 12 /8 in. Katlan in memory Bill, ca. 1881 General Purchase Charles F. Smith Fund, 24 x 36 in. INSTITUTIONS John Butler Talcott of Dr. Nathaniel R. Oil on canvas Fund, 2010.84 3 2016.6 Gift of the artist, 2016.14 Fund, 1968.10 & Lucille Katlan & 24 x 18 /4 in. Omaha Beach 13 July BUTLER INSTITUTE CURRIER MUSEUM OF Dr. Roberta Katlan Harriet Russell Stanley 14, 2014 UNKNOWN SHAKER OF AMERICAN ART, ART, MANCHESTER, NH HERITAGE MUSEUM Helfgott, 2015.127 Fund, 1949.2 WORKS Oil on linen ARTIST YOUNGSTOWN, OH Oct. 1, 2016–Jan. 16, 2017 AND GARDENS, 16 x 20 in. Mt. Lebanon Elders May 14–Aug. 6, 2017 SANDWICH, MA MATTATUCK May 27–Sept. 4, 2017 ON LOAN Gift of the artist, 2016.7 Rocker, ca. 1830–40 ALVIN FISHER Apr. 15–Oct. 9, 2017 MUSEUM, 46 x 23 x 18 in. GARY THOMAS ERBE (1792–1863) WATERBURY, CT ANDREW WYETH TO THE CHARLES BLAUVELT Gift of Dr. Don Wartella, (B. 1944) Waiting for the Stage MARSDEN HARTLEY July 30–Aug. 28, 2016 (1917–2009) NBMAA (1824–1900) 2016.16 Today’s Special, 1970 Coach, 1834 (1877–1943) The Revenant, 1949 Warming Up, 1857 Oil on board Oil on canvas Maine Islands, ca. 1938 EDWIN AUGUSTUS Tempera on Masonite Oil on canvas UNKNOWN SHAKER 7 Oil on canvas MOORE 30 x 21 in. 7 /8 x 17 in. Charles F. Smith Fund, Promised gifts of 1 1 36 x 50 in. ARTIST Friends Purchase Fund, 1946.3 10 /4 x 18 /4 in. (1859–1926) Harriet Russell Stanley Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Anonymous gift, 2016, Mt. Lebanon Elders 1975.62 Harriet Russell Stanley Mid-Day August, 1888 Fund, 1952.12 Baekeland 2016.12 Rocker, ca. 1850–60 FLORENCE GRISWOLD Fund, 1949.9 Oil on canvas 3 7 45 x 20 x 18 in. 27 /4 x 39 /8 in. TATE MODERN, CONNECTICUT RIVER MUSEUM, OLD LYME, CT ALLEN S. ANDERSON FIDELIA BRIDGES Gift of Dr. Don Wartella, MUSEUM, ESSEX, CT June 3–Sept. 17, 2017 EDWARD HOPPER Gift of Mr. Ethelbert LONDON, UNITED (1834–1923) 2016.17 (1882–1967) Allen Moore, 1950.07 KINGDOM (B. 1952) Mar. 6–Aug. 4, 2017 1999 Devotion Sunflower and Blackhead, Monhegan, July 6–Oct. 30, 2016 Transition, RAPHAELLE PEALE Glass Heliotrope, n.d. JAMES ABBOTT ca. 1918 Early Winter in WILLIAM TYLEE (1774–1825) 6 x 12 x 12 in. Watercolor with MCNEILL WHISTLER RANNEY Bowl of Peaches, 1816 Oil on wood panel Kensington, n.d. BANK AUSTRIA 1 2008.79LTL gouache (1834–1903) (1813–1857) Oil on wood panel 11 /2 x 16 in. Watercolor on paper KUNSTFORUM WIEN, 6 x 8 in. The Lime Burner, 1859 5 1 Gift of Olga H. laid on board VIENNA, AUSTRIA Shad Fishing on the 12 /8 x 19 /4 in. 1 HILDA BELCHER Gift of Reverend John F. Etching and drypoint Hudson, 1846 Harriet Russell Stanley Knoepke, 1992.22 9 /8 x 12 in. Dec. 7, 2016–Mar. 26, Ashe, 2016.9 12 3/8 x 10 1/16 in. Gift of Mr. Ethelbert 2017 (1881–1963) Oil on canvas Fund, 1961.01 June on the Stairway, General Purchase Fund, 1 CHARLES SHEELER Allen Moore, 1950.51 25 /2 x 35 in. CLINTON DECKERT 2016.15 (1883–1965) ART GALLERY OF ca. 1925–35 Harriet Russell Stanley Watercolor on board (B. 1959) On a Connecticut Cow Portrait, 1914 ONTARIO, TORONTO, Fund, 1965.09 18 7/ x 12 1/ in. Carnivalidity, 2010 Theme #3 (Bucolic Watercolor on card CANADA 8 2 1 1 2005.156LTL Oil on board Landscape #2), 1958 11 /2 x 14 /2 in. Apr. 22–July 30, 2017 30 x 24 in. Tempera on board Gift of the Estate 1 5 ALBERT FITCH Gift of Clinton A. 7 /2 x 10 /8 in. of Mrs. Walter Hart, GEORGIA O’KEEFFE Deckert, 2016.10 Charles F. Smith Fund, 1970.47 (1887–1986) BELLOWS (1829–1883) 1976.03 East River from the DAVID HAYES ELLEN MARIA MOORE 30th Story of Shelton Picnic in a Summer 1879 (1931–2013) LYME ACADEMY OF (1861–1934) Hotel, 1928 Landscape, Oil on canvas Untitled, 1972 COLLEGE OF FINE Untitled (Portrait Oil on canvas 1 1 1 10 /4 x 16 /8 in. Welded, painted steel ARTS, OLD LYME, CT Miniatures), n.d. 30 x 48 /8 in. 40 sq. in. June 29–Aug. 17, 2016 Watercolor Stephen B. Lawrence 2005.157LTL Gift of Marie-Claire and 3 x 2 in. Fund, 1958.09 J.P. Van Rooy, 2016.11 TOM ROOT Gift of Mr. and Mrs. HAL DAVID BERGER (B. 1958) Allen Moore, 1972.05 THE HECKSCHER (1950–2003) n.d. CHARLES ETHAN The Back Table, MUSEUM OF ART, Paperweight, Glass PORTER Summer, 2006 MARTHA MOORE HUNTINGTON, NY 5 1 1 (1847–1923) Oil on linen (1901–1983) May 21–Aug. 28, 2016 2 /8 x 3 /2 x 2 /4 in. 2008.80LTL Unknown, ca. 1887 Anonymous gift, Black Madonna, Oil on canvas 2014.171 ca. 1928 GARY ERBE 16 x 16 in. Wood (B. 1944) STANISLAW 1 5 3 BOROWSKI Gift of Reverend John F. 21 /2 x 9 /8 x 4 /8 in. Today’s Special, 1970 Ashe, 2016.8 Gift of Charles H. Oil on panel (B. 1944) Rathbone, 2002.01 8 x 17 in. Extraordinary Visions, Friends Purchase 1987 Fund, 1975.62 Blown glass 8 x 7 x 4 in. 2012.35.1LTL

1 Eric Aho, Beekeeper, 2015, Oil on linen, 74 x 95 /2 in., New Britain Museum of American Art NBMAA COLLECTIONS | 11 PETER BRAMHALL SAMUEL LANCASTER THOMAS LEMKE Untitled, 1985 ROBERT WILSON Long term loan from Study for: Convalescent Study for: Three Women (B. 1942) GERRY (1813–1891) (B. 1958) Blown glass (1920–2000) Clint and Pat Bigelow Old Man, Several as Fate, 2002 7 1 1 Untitled, n.d. White Hills, Jackson Suspended Motion, 2001 6 /8 x 17 /2 x 2 /2 in. Golden Sky, n.d. Studies, n.d. Pen and ink wash on Blown glass New Hampshire, Scene Glass 2012.35.8LTL Blown glass ENFIELD, Charcoal on paper paper 1 1 14 /4 x 12 in. on the Glen Ellis River, 9 x 5 x 5 in. 10 in. diameter CONNECTICUT 8 x 11 in. 8 /2 x 11 in. 2012.35.2LTL ca. 1880s 2008.95LTL COLIN REID 2012.35.12LTL SHAKERS 2013.83.06LTL 2013.83.20LTL Oil on canvas (B. 1953) Shaker Mushroom-post 1 1 SYDNEY CASH 20 /2 x 30 /2 in. MARVIN LIPOFSKY Torn, n.d. KARL WITKOWSKI Armed Rocker, 1840 Two Studies for: Study for: Tragedy, First (B. 1941) 2005.29LTL (B. 1938) Blown glass (1860–1910) Birdseye maple Convalescent Old Man, Sketch, n.d. 1 1 1 Untitled, 1994 Soumi Finland #9, n.d. 17 /2 x 11 /4 x 6 /2 in. Newsboy Eating a Pie, 42 x 19 x 23 in. n.d. Charcoal on paper 1 Blown glass JAMES MCDOUGAL Glass 2012.35.9LTL ca. 1885–90 2015.26.1LTL Charcoal, gouache, 10 x 5 /2 in. 1 1 1 1 9 /2 x 5 x 5 in. HART (1828–1901) 12 /4 x 15 /2 x 14 /2 in. Oil on canvas graphite 2013.83.04LTL 1 2015.17LTL Sheep in the Meadow, 2008.96LTL WILLIAM TROST 22 x 14 in. Long term loan from 8 /2 x 11 in. ca. 1870 RICHARDS 2005.160LTL Canterbury Shaker 2013.83.16LTL Study for: Two Children VACLAV CIGLER Oil on canvas JOHN LITTLETON (1833–1905) Village with Plane, n.d. (B. 1929) 12 x 24 in. (B. 1957) Landscape in Germany, JON M. WOLFE Study for: Dying Man, Charcoal and chalk 1 3 Untitled, n.d. 2005.30LTL KATE VOGEL (B. 1956) n.d. (B. 1955) n.d. 21 /2 x 13 /4 in. Blown glass Imago Bag, 1997 Recto Verso, pencil Indigo, 1997 ATTRIBUTED TO Charcoal and chalk 2013.83.13LTL 3 1 THOMAS FISHER 3 1 10 /4 x 12 x 6 /2 in. DUBOIS FENELON Blown glass drawing Cast glass 8 /8 x 9 /8 in. 1 Chest of Drawers, n.d. 2012.35.3LTL HASBROUCK 18 x 12 x 10 /2 in. 12 x 14 in. on front; 14 x 9 x 9 in. 2013.83.14LTL Study for: Woman (1860–1934) 2012.35.6LTL 8 x 6 in. on back 42 x 40 x 21 in. Screaming, n.d. 2015.22.3LTL CHARLES HAROLD Snow Scene, ca. late 2015.16LTL JORG F. ZIMMERMAN Study for: Eight Flowers, Charcoal on paper 3 1 19th century WILTON LOCKWOOD (B. 1940) 2001 12 /4 x 10 /4 in. DAVIS (1856–1933) Large Octagonal Table, Sun Spotted Meadows, Watercolor (1861–1914) CHRISTOPHER RIES Rocking Blue, n.d. Oil on canvas 2013.83.02LTL 1 1 n.d. 1 n.d. 22 /4 x 14 /2 in. Still Life with Roses, ca. (B. 1952) Glass 12 x 16 /8 in. 5 3 30 x 36 in. 2005.79LTL 1900 Falling Petals, 1999 7 /8 x 14 /4 in. diameter 2013.83.15LTL Study for: Woman with Oil on canvas 2015.22.1LTL 24 x 36 in. Oil on canvas Glass 2008.99LTL a Votive Candle, n.d. 1 1 1 3 2005.28LTL JOHN HEALEY 12 /4 x 15 in. 10 /2 x 5 /2 x 2 /4 in. Study for: Innocence, n.d. Charcoal on paper Small Octagonal Table, 1 (B. 1946) 2011.59LTL 2008.88LTL CZESLAW ZUBER Charcoal and chalk 14 /2 x 18 in. n.d. 3 1 Pure Emotion, n.d. (B. 1948) 16 /4 x 14 /4 in. 2013.83.01LTL FRITZ DREISBACH 1 Optical glass and JOSEPH RUSLING DINO ROSIN The Star Catchers, 1999 27 /2 x 23 in. 2013.83.11LTL (B. 1941) 2015.22.2LTL Vase, 1984 marble MEEKER (1827–1889) (B. 1948) Blown glass Study for: Woman with 1 1 1 14 /2 x 8 /2 x 5 in. Louisiana Bayou, 1867 Triple Sassi, n.d. 10 /2 x 7 x 4 in. Study for: The Dying a Votive Candle, n.d. Glass Long term loan from 1 1 2008.82LTL Oil on canvas Glass 2012.35.13LTL Fallen Figure, n.d. Gouache, pen and ink 9 /4 x 6 /2 in. 1 1 1 1 3 Charles Cybulski 1 2008.94LTL 10 /8 x 12 /8 in. 35 /2 x 15 /4 x 6 /4 in. Charcoal on paper 8 /2 x 11 in. 1 RICHARD RYAN 2013.39.1LTL 2008.89LTL Long term loan from 5 /4 x 10 in. 2013.83.17LTL BENJAMIN EDOLS HORNBY (B. 1965) Steve Barth ENFIELD, CT SHAKER 2013.83.07LTL (B. 1967) AND KATHY From Final Chambers J. FRANCIS MURPHY HENRY PEMBER SMITH Shaker Brush, ca. 1850 Three Studies for: Dying ELLIOTT (B. 1964) Series, 1998 (1953–1921) (1854–1907) Hardhood, bristles Study for: The Dying Fallen Figure, n.d. WILLIAM MERRITT 1 1 Flame, 1998 Glass Landscape, 1892 Summer Landscape, 20 /2 x 9 x 3 /4 in. Fallen Figure, n.d. Gouache on paper 3 CHASE (1849–1916) 1 Blown glass 11 /4 x 6 x 5 in. Watercolor 1876 2015.23.3LTL Charcoal on paper 8 /2 x 11 in. 1 1 Portrait of Artist Beck 3 19 x 5 x 5 in. 2008.83LTL 14 /4 x 18 /2 in. Watercolor on paper 9 /4 x 20 in. 2013.83.18LTL 3 Wenzell, ca. 1900 2015.18LTL 2005.77LTL 8 x 6 /8 in. w/oval top Shaker Tongs, ca. 1850 2013.83.10LTL CHRISTIAN A. 2005.35LTL Oil on canvas Iron Three Studies for: 1 1 20 /8 x 16 /4 in. 1 1 1 JORGENSEN JOSEPH PAGANO 17 /4 x 2 /4 x /2 in. Study for: The Head of Children with Airplane, HENDRIK KRUSEMAN 2011.135LTL VAN ELTEN (1860–1935) (B. 1965) LINO TAGLIAPIETRA 2015.23.2LTL Tragedy, n.d. n.d. (1829–1904) Top of Hill, Annisquam, Bora Bora, 2002/2004 (B. 1934) Charcoal on paper Gouache on paper WILLIAM MCDOUGAL 1 1 Haines Falls, Catskill, 1916 Glass Venus, 1997 Shaker Tool Rack, 10 /2 x 7 in. 8 /2 x 11 in. 1 HART (1823–1894) New York, ca. 1800s Watercolor on paper 15 x 18 /2 x 4 in. Blown glass ca. 1850 2013.83.05LTL 2013.83.19LTL 3 3 1 1 Peace and Plenty, 1855 15 x 10 /4 in. 2008.87LTL 15 /4 x 8 /2 x 4 /2 in. Butternut, hardwood Watercolor on paper Oil on canvas 14 x 18 in. 2005.34LTL 2012.35.10LTL pegs Study for: The Head of a Three Studies for: Three 39 x 60 in. 7 3 2005.33LTL MICHAEL PAVLIK 3 /8 x 25 x 2 /4 in. Young Child, n.d. Women as Fate, 2002 KREG KALLENBERGER (B. 1941) STEVEN WEINBERG 2010.117LTL 2015.23.1LTL Charcoal on paper Pen and ink wash on 1 3 GLASS EYE STUDIO (B. 1950) Equivocal Equinox, 1983 (B. 1954) 10 /2 x 8 /4 in. paper GEORGE INNESS 1 Paperweight, 2001 Full Moon Dune, 1998 Blown glass Consequences, 1997 Long term loan from Mr. 2013.83.03LTL 8 /2 x 11 in. 1 (1825–1894) Cast glass Blown glass 10 /4 x 12 x 9 in. Blown glass and Mrs. Lloyd Greif 2013.83.21LTL 5 1 Afternoon, 1846 Diameter: 3 in. 7 x 20 x 4 in. 2012.35.7LTL 10 /8 x 7 x 4 /2 in. Study for: Three Women 2012.35.4LTL 2012.35.11LTL Oil on canvas as Fate, n.d. Torso Study for 2015.20LTL 1 GRAYDON PARRISH 34 /2 x 49 in. MARK PEISER (B. 1970) Charcoal on paper Tragedy, n.d. 2010.118LTL 3 1 HARRY FARRER JOHN KUHN (B. 1938) Crescent Beach Boat, Study for: Convalescent 8 /4 x 9 /2 in. Gouache on paper 1 (1843–1903) (B. 1949) Mountain Landscape, n.d. 2001 Old Man, n.d. 2013.83.08LTL 8 /2 x 11 in. At the End of the Day, AC-DC, n.d. Glass Glass Charcoal on paper 2013.83.22LTL 1 Blown glass 8 x 10 /4 x 2 in. 14 x 27 x 4 in. 3 3 Study for: Three Women 1901 13 /4 x 20 /4 in. 1 3 Watercolor on paper 7 /2 x 6 /4 in. 2008.100LTL 2008.93LTL 2013.83.09LTL as Fate, 2006 3 2012.35.5LTL Charcoal and chalk 17 /4 x 25 in. 1 1 2002.147T 18 /4 x 21 /2 in. 2013.83.12LTL

NBMAA COLLECTIONS | 13 Long term loan from Pencil Cafe, 1994 ALFRED THOMPSON Long term loan from the Long term loan from Long term loan from EDMUND C. COATES F.S. FROST Karl and Muriel Graphite BRICHER Renee and Chaim Gross Jenny Avati Lemos Tim Prentice (1816–1871) (ATTRIBUTED) 1 3 Fleischman 1 /2 x /4 in. (1837–1908) Foundation Hudson River View, n.d. (1825–1902) 2014.281LTL Late Fall, White JAMES AVATI TIM PRENTICE Oil on canvas Mountain Lake, 1858 JOHN ANTHONY Mountains, ca. 1867 CHAIM GROSS (1912–2005) (B. 1930) 24 x 32 in. Oil on canvas 1 BALDESSARI Round Bird House, Oil on canvas (1904–1991) Complete Stories of Floating Carpet, 2011 2003.74LTL 13 /2 x 24 in. (B. 1931) 2009 9 x 16 in. Tightrope Acrobats, 1962 Erskine Caldwell, 1955 Aluminum 2001.119T Six Colorful Gags, 1991 Graphite 2016.7.2T Bronze Oil on board 36 x 144 x 48 in. ASHER BROWN 1 1 1 Photogravure with 2 /4 x /2 x /2 in. 1 DURAND J. HART (1828–1901) 84 x 20 x 20 in. 33 /2 x 19 in. 2010.67LTL aquatint in colors, on 2013.65.1LTL GEORGE INNESS 2011.114LTL 2001.100LTL(LIC) (1796–1886) AND A. TAIT Somerset paper (1825–1894) Long term loan from East Branch of the (1819–1905) 1 3 39 /2 x 47 /8 in. Self Portrait, 2008 Light Triumphant, 1861 Ausable River, n.d. Ducks in a Wood, 1866 The Juggler, 1975 Long Term Loan from Chet Schmitt 2014.18LTL Graphite Oil on canvas Bronze Oil on canvas Oil on board 1 1 1 Patricia Jobe Pierce and 1 2 /4 x /4 x /4 in. 26 x 36 in. 15 /4 x 24 in. 11 in. diameter (oval) 91 x 60 x 36 in. Marco Apollo Pierce THOMAS BIRCH Long term loan from 2013.65.4LTL 2016.7.3T 2012.34LTL 2003.76LTL 2001.120T Mrs. Arthur Gengler c/o (1779–1851) David Gengler Sky Scraper, 2000 Long term loan from JOHN JOSEPH Make’er Fast, n.d. ALVAN FISHER DANIEL HUNTINGTON Long term loan from Oil on canvas Graphite Howard Fishman Emily Holcombe and ENNEKING (1841–1916) (1792–1863) (1816–1906) 1 22 x 31 in. 2 x /4 in. A Woodland Stream, 1897 Mountain Stream, n.d. The Upper Hudson, n.d. GEORGE CATLIN Family 2001.117T (1796–1872) 2014.285LTL ROBERT CRUMB Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas laid down Buffalo Hunt in Snow (B. 1943) 32 x 45 in. 20 x 24 in. on Masonite Small Hollow Cube, 1987 JOHN BREWSTER JR. 2010.125LTL JOHN W. CASILEAR 2003.78LTL 14 x 24 in. Shoes, n.d. Art for ‘Kafka,’ 1996 (1766–1854) (1811–1893) Oil on canvas Graphite Mixed media on paper 2001.121T 1 3 Portrait of a Girl with a In The White Mountains, 2 /2 x /16 in. 1 28 x 23 in. 12 x 8 /2 in. 2014.283LTL Bird (Mary Ann Patten 1863 1995.07T 2014.288.3LTL Munson), 1810–13 Oil on canvas laid down Long term loan from Oil on canvas on Masonite Chesh-Oo-Honga-All, Original Sketchbook 1 1 Hancock Shaker Village 19 /2 x 24 /2 in. 12 x 20 in. n.d. Page, Bueno (Tequila 2009.81LTL 2001.118T Oil on canvas Pride), ca. 1970 30 x 25 in. ENFIELD, Mixed media on paper Promised gifts from the 1 1 1995.06T CONNECTICUT 8 /2 x 6 /2 in. JULI Collection SHAKERS 2014.288.1LTL Mew-Hew-She-Kaw, The Small Firebox Shovel, n.d. White Cloud, Chief of Iron and tin-plated iron Original Sketchbook 219+ wood engravings the Ioways, n.d. 25 in. (length) Page, Down at the by Winslow Homer Oil on canvas 2015.21LTL Neighborhood Bar, 28 x 22 in. ca. 1970 Long term loan from 1995.05T Long term loan from Mixed media on paper Cheryl Kline 1 3 the Frances Archipenko 8 /4 x 6 /4 in. Long term loan from Gray Collection 2014.288.2LTL ENFIELD, CT SHAKERS Dalton Ghetti Shaker Youth Rocking ALEXANDER JACK KIRBY Chair, ca. 1830 DALTON GHETTI ARCHIPENKO (1917–1994) Maple, hickory, and (B. 1961) (1887–1964) Illustration for DC splint 1 Broom, 2001 Queen of Sheba, 1961 Comics, ‘Forbidden 34 x 15 /2 x 22 in. Graphite Bronze Tales of Dark Mansion, 2015.24.1LTL 1 1 1 Number 6,’ 1971 6 /2 x /4 x /4 in. 72 x 36 x 30 in. 2013.65.2LTL 2007.118LTL Mixed media on paper Long term loan from 3 20 /4 in. x 13 in. Martin Kline Caged Ring, 1991 Temporary Loan from 2014.288.5LTL Graphite Laura and David Grey MARTIN KLINE 1 3 Illustration for Marvel, 1 /4 x /16 in. (B. 1961) 2014.282LTL ‘Fantastic Four, Number Painting Sculpture, WILLIAM BRADFORD 17,’ page 5, 1963 (1823–1892) 1999–2009 Candle, 1990 Mixed media on paper Bronze Greenland Coast in 3 1 15 /4 x 11 /2 in. Graphite Summer, 1877 84 x 60 x 39 in. 1 2014.288.4LTL 2 x /4 in. Oil on canvas 2012.04LTL 2014.284LTL 14 x 24 in. Original Art Splash Page 2016.7.1T Peace, 2011 for Marvel, ‘Gunsmoke Graphite Western, Number 77,’ 3 1 1 page 1, 1963 2 /4 x /2 x /4 in. 2013.65.3LTL Mixed media on paper 1 1 21 /2 x 13 /2 in. 2014.288.6LTL

William Tylee Ranney, Shad Fishing on the Hudson, 1846, was on loan to the Connecticut River Museum from March 6–August 4, 2017

NBMAA COLLECTIONS | 15 1 1 WILLIAM LOUIS Long term loan from Trustee’s Desk, ca. 23 /2 x 29 /2 in. SONNTAG Jack Warner and Susan 1840–50 2013.82LTL (1822–1900) Austin-Warner Pine and brass 3 1 Lake in the Mountains, 72 x 39 /4 x 18 /4 in. Long term loan from n.d. SEVERIN ROESEN 2015.27.4LTL Elizabeth Yoakum Oil on canvas (1815–1872) 1 15 x 21 /4 in. An Abundance of Fruit, Long term loan from JOHN HENRY 2003.79LTL 1865 The Walmer Family TWACHTMAN Oil on canvas (1853–1902) UNKNOWN 1 36 x 50 /2 in. ERASTUS SALISBURY Summer Trees, n.d. Boating on a Mountain 2011.115LTL PUTNAM Oil on canvas Lake, n.d. (1805–1900) 36 x 40 in. Oil on canvas Long term loan from Abigail Waters Putnam, 2009.31LTL 10 x 14 in. Jackie Watson 1829–1900 2003.72LTL Oil on canvas

THOMAS ENFIELD, WORTHINGTON CONNECTICUT WHITTREDGE SHAKERS (1820–1910) Wood Box with Drawer, In Lebanon Valley, ca. 1840 Pennsylvania, n.d. Pine 1 1 Oil on board 25 /2 x 274 x 15 /2 in. 5 2015.25LTL 8 /8 x 13 in. 2003.70LTL Long term loan from Ed Long term loan from Clerk William P. Tarbell ENFIELD, EDMUND C. TARBELL CONNECTICUT (1862–1938) SHAKERS Study for Portrait of Elder’s Rocking Chair, Madame Tarbell, 1889 ca. 1820–30 Pencil on paper Cherry 1 1 27 x 20 /2 x 1 in. 46 x 19 /2 x 24 in. Long term loan from 2015.27.3LTL The Private Collection of Tia Side Chair, ca. 1830 Cherry 1 JOEL BABB 19 x 14 /4 in. (B. 1947) 2015.27.2LTL Boston from the Hancock Tower, 2008 Sewing Stand, 1830–40 Oil on linen Butternut, cherry 1 1 36 x 84 in. 24 /4 x 16 /2 in. 2011.101LTL 2015.27.1LTL

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

NBMAA COLLECTIONS | 17 EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS

JULY 1, 2016–JUNE 30, 2017

INSTALLATIONS Stitzer Family Gallery Stitzer Family Gallery, Art from the New Britain Appropriation and Support for the catalogue Robert and Dorothy Public & Parochial Inspiration and exhibition provided by Vance Gallery, and Schools Ongoing Furthermore, a program of the Richard and Virginia May 18–May 28, 2017 Throughout J.M. Kaplan Fund; the David T. McKernan Gallery Stanley Works Langrock Foundation; and the Support for the exhibition has Alice Osborne Bristol Fund. Center for Education Soo Sunny Park: been generously provided by and Community Boundary Conditions the Vistas del Sur Leadership Development New Media: Kevin Kelly Committee: Fernando Mello Installation February Supported by Webster Bank. September 16, 2016– Barreto and Maria Helena 2014–Fall 2018 February 5, 2017 Pinheiro Penna, Raul and The LeWitt Family Mary & George W. Emilie de Brigard, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F.B. Morse’s Staircase Cheney, Jr., Gallery Jorge A. Delano, Katherine and Gallery of the Louvre Stephen Dow, Anita Arcuni and the Art of Invention Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante, Jill Reynolds and Daniel NEW/NOW: Sanford June 17–October 15, 2017 Spitzer: Nor’Easter Marenda and Todd Stitzer, and Don and Virginia Davis Biggers Kathryn West. Ongoing September 29, 2016– Gallery Café on the Park January 23, 2017 This program is made possible Howard Rackliffe through support from the Terra William L. and Bette February 3–May 14, 2017 Foundation for American Art. EXHIBITIONS Batchelor Gallery The Shakers: Focus On: William L. and Bette Enfield, Connecticut Batchelor Gallery California Dreaming: Ed As We See It: The This exhibition is supported by June 14, 2015– Moses, Billy Al Bengston Collection of Gail and Kevin Rita and Michael Shortell. & Ed Ruscha November 20, 2016 Ernst von Metzsch M. Stephen and Miriam June 23–October 15, October 21, 2016– New Media: William R. Miller Shaker Gallery 2017 January 8, 2017 DeLottie Entirety of the Second Stitzer Family Gallery February 17–May 28, 2017 Floor of NBMAA Eric Aho: An Unfinished Support provided by the Seen for the first time in over 150 years, David and Laura Grey’s George Inness,Light Triumphant, (far right) was on view at the NBMAA through September 6, 2016. Mary and George W. Support for the exhibition has Point in a Vast Kathryn Cox Endowment Fund Cheney, Jr. Gallery been generously provided for Special Exhibitions Surrounding by John N. Howard, Sylvia Richard and Virginia Elsie Holmes Dr. Theodore H. Alix W. Stanley Gallery April 22–September 11, McKernan Gallery Warrington Gallery Johnson and U.S. Post Contemporary Art from the Berlin Bonney, and the Bailey Family 2016 The Shakers: Focus on: Permanent Collection: The Gilded Age, Representative Nancy L. Public Schools Fund for Special Exhibitions. William L. and Bette Shaker Woodenware We gratefully acknowledge Johnson Gallery April 18–April 23, 2017 Art Today 1860–1920 TRAVELING Batchelor Gallery December 3, 2016– the funding of Anita Arcuni Stanley Works Early American EXHIBITIONS August 27, 2017 Ferrante and Anthony Ferrante; The Helen T. and Philip Douglas K.S. Hyland Center for Education Modernism, 1910–1940 Walter Wick: Games, Walter Wick M. Stephen and Miriam Brendan and Carol Conry; The B. Stanley Gallery Gallery Gizmos, and Toys in the and Community Aeroflex Foundation; Pierre and June 27, 2016–May 6, R. Miller Shaker Gallery Permanent Collection: Art of the American The Chase Family Attic Development MaryEllen Guertin; and Susan 2017 and John Rathgeber. Additional Abstract Expressionism West, 1840–1910 Gallery Lowe Art Museum, The Sanford B.D. Low Ansel Adams: Yosemite The Arts of Life in Coral Gables, FL Nor’Easter: 47th Annual support is provided by Kelly and Illustration Gallery Valley Henry and Sharon Charles and Christine America, 1932 June 22–Sept. 24, 2017 Juried Exhibition Jonathan Jarvis. December 8, 2016–April Martin Gallery Shivery Gallery April 29–May 28, 2017 30, 2017 The Helen T. and Philip New Media: Maya Stitzer Family Gallery REINTERPRETED Hudson River School, American Over Life’s Waters: Jeffereis: Fallout Shelter The Helen T. and Philip GALLERIES 1820–1880 Impressionism, 1880– B. Stanley Gallery Coastal Art Collection of June 11–September 11, 2016 B. Stanley Gallery 1910 American Art at Mid- Charles and Irene Hamm Architecture as Muse: Maximilian E. and Mary & George W. Don and Virginia Davis Century, 1945–1980 Mystic Seaport, CT The Grand Tour Marion O. Hoffman Cheney, Jr., Gallery Vistas del Sur: Traveler Gallery Charles and Irene Hamm May 21, 2016–Jan. 16, 2017 May 7–October 1, 2017 Foundation Gallery Artists’ Landscapes Gallery William L. and Bette The Sanford B.D. Low Permanent Collection: Late 19th Century of Latin America from Batchelor Gallery Masterpieces of The Illustration Gallery Colonial Art Landscape and Genre Realism and Sanford B.D. Low the Patricia Phelps de Scenes Regionalism, 1900–1950 American Art, 1960– Illustration Collection Cisneros Collection 2000 July 8–October 2, 2016 January 20–April 16, 2017

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Museum of American New Britain Herald. device responsiveness, Illustrations Exhibit “’Mona Lisa Is Missing’ New Britain Herald. P. 64–69 Hartford Courant. Art.” P. 10 June 21, 2017. “’Evening and better social media at NBMAA,” by Susan at NBMAA,” by Susan October 7, 2016. “First January 29, 2017. with...’ Panel Discussion sharing. Dunne. Dunne. Friday Tonight,” by Art Daily. Online, “Meet Min Jung Kim, Art Daily. Online, April at NBMAA Thursday,” NBMAA Blog Christopher Fortier. P. December 9, 2016. New Director Wants to 24, 2017. “Michelle by Skyler Frazer. P. A4 1000 Museums Hartford Courant. July New Britain Herald. A7 “New Britain Museum Expand the Definition Hargrave Appointed 26, 2016. “Illustrations August 27, 2016. of American Art to of American Art,” cover Deputy Director at the New Britain Herald. TV APPEARANCES as Artwork,” by Susan “Dancers Take Over at New Britain Herald. Display Portfolio on story by Susan Dunne. 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NBMAA MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS & PRESS COVERAGE | 21 New Britain Herald. June 23, 2017. “West Coast Art Exhibit to Open,” by Angie Derosa. P. A4

Hartford Courant. Online, June 23, 2017. “Massive ‘Gallery of the Louvre’ by Sam Morse at NBMAA,” by Susan Dunne.

Hartford Courant. Online (print article was published July 2, 2017), June 29, 2017. “NBMAA’s Largest Exhibit Shows Off ‘L.A. Cool’ Artists,” by Susan Dunne.

Slow Muse, Blog. Online, June 29, 2017. “Unquenchable Playfulness,” by Deborah Barlow.

Photo image of the Hartford Courant Arts page, January 29, 2017. Article titled “Meet Min Jung Kim, New Director Wants to Expand the Definition of American Art.”

NBMAA MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS & PRESS COVERAGE | 23 EDUCATION PROGRAMS SCHOOL TOURS & TEACHER SERVICES TOUR PROGRAMS FOR PRE-K–GRADE 12 Bristol & Plainville Public Schools Museum Educators and trained docents invite students to Funding from the Tinty Foundation provides free busing explore American art and culture through discussion and and docent-led tours and activities for students living in gallery activities. Bristol and Plainville. Enjoying the first full fiscal year in the Museum’s expanded Our Nurture through Art: Infant to Teen programs offer gallery spaces and studios in the American Savings various age appropriate experiences for early learners, “Imagine Like an Artist” Tour East of the CT River Schools Foundation Art & Education Center, the Education children, youth, and families in the stimulating and unique On this tour, students consider character, setting, plot, Funding from the SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc., Department focused its efforts on the interests and setting of the NBMAA. Participating in the arts is known to tone, and point of view while “reading” artworks as stories provides free busing and docent-led tours and activities needs of our visitors and growing community. The enhance children’s appreciation of art, stir creativity and to be told. for students living east of the Connecticut River in NBMAA’s collection and exhibitions provided inspiration critical thinking, advance cognitive, emotional, and social Hartford, Tolland, and Windham Counties. and opportunities to engage people of all ages through health, and provide a strong foundation for intellectual “See Like an Artist” Tour interpretive programs, gallery experiences, and hands-on growth. The Museum held 262 classes last year, serving Students learn how to search for the elements of art and Meriden Public Schools learning. 3,060 children and caregivers in programs like Museum & design that artists use to capture the world around them. Funding from the ION Bank (Naugatuck Savings Bank Me, Art Start, Studio@4, and Teen Studio. The continued Foundation), Inc., provides free busing and docent-led As Education is central to the Museum’s mission, we success of Nurture through Art is made possible by “Interpret Like an Artist” Tour tours and activities for students living in Meriden. presented a wide range of educational programs for committed families and our supporters. This tour encourages students to think about how artists people of all ages, including lectures, gallery talks, interpret history through symbols and imagery, and think Southington Public Schools studio classes and workshops, film, music, theater, art Participation in adult programming numbered over critically as they construct their own interpretations of the Funding from the Community Foundation of Greater and literature programs, guided tours for children and 6,200 visitors who attended lectures, gallery talks, past. New Britain and the Southington Education Foundation adults, outreach programs, and professional development panel discussions, studio experiences, music, and film. awarded to the Southington Public Schools provides services for teachers. These programs offer opportunities Highlights of the 2017 fiscal year include the growing “Think Like an Artist” Tour bussing and docent-led tours and activities for 3rd grade for lifelong learning in the arts while strengthening the popularity of our Sunday Music program, thanks to our On this tour, students assume the role of art critic as they students in Southington. Museum’s education mission. At the same time, they partnership with the Fryderyk Chopin Society providing learn how to analyze specific works in depth. employ a vast number of artists, educators, art historians world renowned pianists like Vera Astrachan, Luiz de Hartford Performs and other professionals, contributing to the cultural fabric Moura Castro, and Paul Bisaccia. Additionally, acapella “Math-terpieces” Tour In FY12, the NBMAA qualified for the Greater Hartford of the region. group The Yale Whiffenpoofs wowed a sold-out crowd. In This tour demonstrates how artists have used math and Arts Council-sponsored program Hartford Performs, an the area of Adult Workshops and Classes, our art studios technology to aid in the creation of their work. arts education collaborative serving students in Hartford, Highlights of the year include a robust tour program have provided the ideal space to create works of art, from providing access to quality arts education in partnership with strong participation. Thanks to charitable funding in our continued Watercolor courses led by the talented Special Exhibitions Tours with quality arts organizations such as the NBMAA. support of our Access to the Arts program, we were able June Webster and Mary Smeallie to special visiting Students explore artworks in the changing exhibitions to provide tour and art experiences for specific school artists like Eric Aho, Tony Curanaj, Rashmi Talpade, and galleries. Homeschoolers of CT districts. During FY17, 8,191 students accompanied by 1,323 Sandra Wakeen. Lectures and gallery talks, such as Day Monthly (October–June) programs features gallery teachers and adult chaperones from over 48 cities and of Learning: Vistas del Sur with Dorothy Keller and Harper Studio & Writing Programs experiences and studio workshops for home-schooled towns took part in tours. That represented 745 docent- Montgomery, Up the Andes and Down the Amazon lecture Museum educators lead hands-on programs to students. led tours, with 80% followed by a related art activity in by Prof. Katherine Manthorne, and An Evening with The complement docent-led tours. Oct. 17, 2016: Confronting Color! the studios of the American Savings Foundation Art & Cool School: Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha with Peter Nov. 21, 2016: Storytelling Across Cultures Education Center. Adult group and walk-in tours reached Plagens and Thomas Krens are just a few examples of SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, TEACHER RESOURCES AND Dec. 19, 2016: Process vs. Product 2,909 visitors representing an additional 204 docent-led programs that welcomed a long list of scholars, artists, SPECIAL PROGRAMS Jan. 16, 2017: Social Engagement tours. The NBMAA docent corps now numbers 130 and collectors, curators, and historians from across the Teacher Workshops Feb. 20, 2017: Introducing Traveler Artists recognizes the important role docents play in serving the country to support lifelong learning in the arts and art Full-day or half-day teacher workshops for K–12 educators Mar. 20, 201: Making Maps and Laying out Landscapes community in the field of art education. Additionally, the history. These events are all listed in the Programming for from varying disciplines are offered. Educators learn Apr. 24, 2017: Art and Poetry Museum and NBMAA docents were hosts of the 2017 CT Adults section of this report, and I hope it encourages you to use the visual arts to enrich curriculum and make May 22, 2017: Art Show 101 Art Docent Network Symposium, a biennial event that to join us for a program in the coming year. interdisciplinary connections using the Museum collection. June 19, 2017: Presentations! promotes continued docent education and best practices Additionally educator events and previews are offered for for member art museum docents throughout the state. special exhibits. Milford Public Schools Visitation (tour & art activity) of entire district 5th graders. Jan. 19, 2017: Educator Preview for Vistas del Sur: Traveler For the 27th year, the Museum hosted, with support Artists’ Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia New Britain Public Schools from Webster Bank, Art from the New Britain Public & Phelps de Cisneros Collection Parochial Schools, which featured artwork from over Free tours to New Britain public and parochial schools; 200 students in grades K–12 with over 500 people Berlin Public Schools visits from entire 4th grade; annual Art from the New 250 works, 12 works attending the opening reception. The 6th annual Berlin Linda Mare Annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition, 200+ Britain Public & Parochial Schools, Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition featured over 200 Director of Education works by K–12 students. from each school selected by art teachers, sponsored by works from students in grades K–12 with nearly over 500 Webster Bank. people attending the opening reception. Additionally, Bloomfield Public Schools the Museum partnered with the Talcott Mountain Funding from the Duncaster Foundation provides free Talcott Mountain Science Center and Academy Science Center and Academy for our first ever statewide busing and docent-led tours and activities for students First annual TMSC + NBMAA STEAM (Science, student art/science exhibition project. The Inspiration living in Bloomfield. Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) Inspiration to to Innovation (i2i) Challenge asked students to explore Innovation Challenge. Themed “Things with Wings,” 55 nature and investigate STE(A)M (science, technology, works from K-8 students from the state of Connecticut engineering, art and math) using “things with wings” as displayed. inspiration to create works of art.

NBMAA EDUCATION PROGRAMS | 25 July 5–7, 2016: Abstract Art with Joan Shackford PROGRAMS FOR July 12–14, 2016: Intro to Photography with Christine Breslin CHILDREN & FAMILIES July 19–21, 2016: Mixing It Up with Mosaics! with Sarah Segovia FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DAYS July 26–28, 2016: Cake Sculptures with Hannah Jackson July 15, 2016: Family Open Studios Aug. 2–4, 2016: Clay Bonanza! with Rashmi Talpade Sept. 11, 2016: Family Day: Grandparents Day Celebration Aug. 9–11, 2016: Channeling Chihuly with Deb Lasher Oct. 10, 2016: Family Day: Meditation and Movement Nov. 11, 2016: Weaving Warmth Needle Felting with Diane Nov. 11, 2016: Family Day: Weaving Warmth Cadrain Dec. 10, 2016: Community Day: Holiday Party Dec. 27, 2016: Winter Recyclables with Kate Swanson Jan. 16, 2017: Community Day: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Dec. 28, 2016: Dori-gami! with Dori Melowicz Jan. 22, 2017: Family Day: Closing Celebration for NEW/ Dec. 29, 2016: Luminous Mobiles with Loretta Eason NOW: Sanford Biggers April 11–13 2017: Tropical Collages with Jayne Depole- Feb. 22, 2017: Family Day: Celebrate the Americas! Bogucki Apr. 2, 2017: Community Day: Vistas del Sur June 10, 2017: Community Day: Juneteenth ART EXPLORERS (AGES 6–8) Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Sept.–June; 5 summer classes in July & Aug.; students use varied methods and materials DROP-IN SPACE to create personal works of art with Suzy Jorsey Balay, ARTLAB (PRE K–GRADE 5) drop-ins welcome. The ArtLab offers self-directed learning opportunities for young families. Discover activities to explore art, science, STUDIO@4 (AGES 8–11) math, music, and literature in this hands-on space for Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m.; 4 summer sessions, students walk-in visitors. explore topics in-depth with Museum educators and guest artists to build skills in drawing, painting, and multimedia art. STUDIO CLASSES July 14, 2016: Figure Drawing from Antiquity to Present Day with Samantha Jaronko Artists-in-Residence and artist/educators were employed July 21, 2016: Elements of Arrangement: The Art of for a variety of our children and youth studio programs Collage with Inez Faillace part of our Nurture Through Art program: Suzy Jorsey Aug. 11, 2016: Art and Illusion with Heather Whitehouse Balay, Morgan Bengel, Christine Breslin, Jim Brunelle, Aug. 18, 2016: Are You Looking at It or into It?: Bag Art Diane Cadrain, Maurice Casas, Lara Del Piano, Jayne with Inez Faillace DePole-Bogucki, Loretta Eason, Inez Faillace, Darren Sept. 2016: Young Art Minds – Drawing and Painting with Farrington, Margaret Freedman, Justin Hughes, Hannah Maurice Casas Jackson, Sam Jaronko, Deb Lasher, Erin McLaughlin, Dori Oct. 2016: Positively Printable with Jim Brunelle Melowicz, Karima Robinson, Matt Ryan, Sarah Segovia, Nov. 2016: Lambswool Landscapes with Diane Cadrain Joan Shackford, Mary Cottle Smeallie, Renee Soares, and Dec. 2016: Sandy Surfaces with Joan Shackford Rashmi Talpade. Jan. 2017: Art of the Beaded Clay Mask with Renee Soares Feb. 2017: Traveler Art: Botanicals and Landscapes with MUSEUM & ME: PLAYDATES WITH ART (AGES 0–24 Erin McLaughlin MONTHS) Mar. 2017: Latin American Weavings with Deb Lasher Second Friday of every other month, 10-11 a.m.; this hour Apr. 2017: Set the Stage! with Darren Farrington long program teaches caregivers to talk to their babies May 2017: Art with Aluminum with Inez Faillace about art, respond to visual stimulation, and promote June 2017: Textile Twist with Hannah Jackson visual literacy. Led by Museum staff, the program also includes time for play and tactile exploration. YOUTH DRAWING 101 (AGES 11–13) Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m., 7 week summer session; students MUSEUM & ME TOO: TODDLER TIME (AGES 24–36 hone their drawing skills while learning about the MONTHS) aesthetics, history, and practice of art. Classes during Second Friday of every other month (alternating with the academic year were instructed by Museum educator Museum & Me: Playdates with Art), 10-10:45 a.m.; building Celina Marquis through Sept. 2016, followed by Museum Manchester students begin an art project after a tour thanks to the SBM Charitable Foundation on the success of Museum & Me: Playdates with Art, the educator Lara Del Piano. NBMAA invites “graduates” to join Museum educators for July and Aug. 2016: Comic Book Creation with Matt Ryan an exploratory art making session in our studio. Sept. 2016: Bad Hair Day TEEN STUDIO Dec. 2016: Figure Study Oct. 2016: Meditative Mandalas Thursdays, 5-7 p.m., Sept.–June; 3 day summer session; Jan. 2017: Capturing Atmosphere ART START (AGES 3–5) Nov. 2016: Make Your Mark! high school students create focused work intended to Feb. 2017: Scientific Illustration Saturdays, 11-11:45 a.m., Sept.–June; 5 Summer Classes in Dec. 2016: Reflective Surfaces build their professional portfolios for college and beyond. Mar. 2017: Landscape Photography Workshop with July & Aug.; caregivers and young children discover art in Jan. 2017: Traveler Journals Museum educators Celina Marquis and Lara Del Piano Bradley Olson the Museum galleries with Margaret Freedman followed Feb. 2017: Map Making taught in-depth sessions that produce professional Apr. 2017: Wire Contours by an art activity in the studio. Mar. 2017: Mountains and Volcanoes quality in a variety of media, along with special guest May 2017: Pet Portraits Apr. 2017: Rustic and Geometric Photographer Bradley Olson for the month of March. June 2017: The Art of Language ART ADVENTURES (AGES 6+) May 2017: Surface Experimentation Aug. 2016: Perfecting the Portrait Summer Course School vacation program includes art making activities June 2017: Pop Art Portraits Sept. 2016: Watercolor Tips & Tricks SMART BIRTHDAY PARTIES suitable for the whole family. Oct. 2016: Skeletal Sketches Two-hour program led by Museum educators includes Nov. 2015: Fundamentals of Foreshortening gallery hunts and hands-on activity in Art Studio.

NBMAA EDUCATION PROGRAMS | 27 Pountney, Mindful Self Health with Essential Oils PROGRAMMING FOR Dec. 8, 2016: A Swingin’ Latke-Vodka Holiday Dance Party with Allongé Dance Variations ADULTS Jan. 12, 2017: An Evening with Craig Norton of Cosmic Hue and Yoga by Kelly Murphy TOUR PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS Mar. 9, 2017: An Evening with Professor and Poet Jonas Walk-in and private group tours are offered. One-hour Zdanys, Red Stones, and the Relationship Between Poetry tours led by docents feature highlights of the collection, and Painting temporary exhibitions, and special topics. Apr. 2, 2017 (rescheduled from Feb. 9, 2017) An Evening with Katherine Manthorne, Up the Andes and Down the American Masterpieces Tour Amazon Sundays, 1 p.m., a survey of three centuries of NBMAA’s Apr. 13, 2017: An Evening with Artist Paul Hetzel, Ansel masterpieces, provides a lively overview of the permanent Adams: A Visionary collection from the Colonial period through today. May 11, 2017: An Evening with Sarah Fritchey and Prize Winners of Nor’Easter: 47th Annual Juried Exhibition Walk-in Tours June 22, 2017: An Evening with The Cool School, Panel Additional Walk-in Tours were offered on various dates Discussion with Billy Al Bengston, Ed Ruscha, Thomas throughout the year. Museum docents explored and Krens, moderated by Peter Plagens discussed varied themes and topics within the Museum’s collection and special exhibitions. LECTURES, GALLERY TALKS, AND PANEL DISCUSSIONS July 11, 2016: Gallery Talk with Illustration Experts Lindsley African-American Artists Wellman and Vincent Di Fate All about Frames Aug. 7, 2016: Lecture: Storytelling with Michael Takiff, Author Artists & Activism of Brave Men, Gentle Heroes: American Fathers and Sons in As We See It: The Collection of Gail and Ernst von World War II and Vietnam Metzsch Oct. 9, 2016: Gallery Talk with New Media Artist Kevin Kelly Eric Aho: An Unfinished Point in a Vast Surrounding Oct. 20, 2016: Day of Learning: As We See It: The Collection Holiday Trees Up Close: Vistas del Sur of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch with Katherine French, George Indoor Sculpture Nick, and Gail and Ernst von Metzsch Masterpieces of the Low Collection of American Nov. 2, 2016: Panel Discussion: The Artist/Gallery Illustration Relationship with Artists Richard Raiselis, Julia von Metzsch Modern Art: From Art for Art’s Sake to Conceptualism, Ramos and Gallery Owner Meg White Installation, and Beyond Dec. 28, 2016: Lecture: Behind the Scenes with Walter Wick NEW/NOW: Sanford Biggers Jan. 26, 2017: Day of Learning: Vistas del Sur with Dorothy Sculpture Garden Keller and Harper Montgomery Sculpture inSite Mar. 5, 2017: Vistas del Sur Gallery Talk with Mary Claire Reidy ADULT STUDIO WORKSHOPS Mar. 19, 2017: Vistas del Sur Gallery Talk (English) with Aug. 12, 2016: En Plein Air with Eric Aho Gabriel Perez-Barreiro Oct. 16 and Nov. 20, 2016: Sketching the Nude in the Mar. 19, 2017: Vistas del Sur Gallery Talk (Spanish) with Galleries with Matt Comeau Gabriel Perez-Barreiro Oct. 17–21, 2016: Still Life Painting with Tony Curanaj Mar. 29, 2017: Lecture: Albert Bierstadt, Carlton Watkins, & Oct.–Nov., 2016: Intro to Drawing with Rashmi Talpade Yosemite Valley by Historian David Davison Dec. 2016–Jan. 2017: Adult Yoga in the Galleries May 9, 17, 24, 2017: Nor’Easter Gallery Talks with Exhibiting Jan.–Feb. 2017: Adult Yoga in the Galleries Artists Feb.–Mar. 2017: The Mixology of Line and Color with Rashmi DOCENT TRAINING June 21–24, 2017: Still Life Oil Painting Workshop with Veteran Docent Program Sandra Wakeen Ongoing training for Docents, Sept.–June, currently 118 New Docent Training Program ADULT STUDIO PROGRAMS (WEEKLY & MONTHLY) Oct. 2016–May 2017, graduated 12 new docents Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-noon: Sketching with Masters Statewide Art Museum Docents organize a symposium for Third Sunday of every month, 1-3 p.m.: Afternoon Critiques member museums. NBMAA hosted. Mondays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with Mary Smeallie May 15, 2017: Connecticut Art Docent Network Tuesdays, 2-4 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Symposium Thursdays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster DOCENT TRIPS AN EVENING WITH Nov. 16, 2016: Boston Institute of Contemporary Art & 5:30-7 p.m., second Thursday of every month; features Museum of Fine Arts an evening of art and conversation, complimentary Apr. 26, 2017: New York Botanical Gardens refreshments with a program at 6 p.m. July 14, 2016: An Evening with Artist Matt Ryan, Pop Up Sketch Night Aug. 11, 2016: An Evening with Artist Eric Aho Sept. 8, 2016: An Evening with New Media Artist Maya Jeffereis, Fallout Shelter Nov. 10, 2016: An Evening with Practitioner Linda A painter enjoying the day at Eric Aho’s special en plein air workshop August 12, 2016 in Walnut Hill Park.

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VISITATION and a rotating roster of local vendors and cultural MAKER’S MARKET HOLIDAY EDITION • Visitors from 46 states in the continental United States, organizations. Museum After Dark draws the younger SHOP 511 in attendance for the December 2, 2016 “First Friday” Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and St. Croix, U.S. Virgin crowd, and NBMAA hosted 1,625 for MAD parties this TOTAL SALES: $126,186.30 event. Islands. past year. Our Craft Sippin’ in New Britain event continues DEPARTMENT RANKINGS • Over 90 unique zip codes represented from to grow, thanks in large part to the incredible efforts of The 6th Annual Maker’s Market: Holiday Edition hosted California, 94 from Florida, 216 from New York, 218 from Hartford Distributors, who recruited 25 craft beer vendors NOTABLE INCREASES over 25 vendors, situated throughout the Museum’s Massachusetts, and 311 from Connecticut. to donate all of their time and products. The 2017 event Improvements were made to the selection and pricing galleries. • Visitors from 17 nations: Argentina, Australia, Brazil, drew 482 beer enthusiasts, and the 5th Craft Sippin’ in of children’s merchandise, which resulted in increased Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, New Britain event in February of 2018 will be bigger and interest from school tour participants and families. The Artisans selling handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, home Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, better than ever! quantity of children’s items sold in FY16 of 984 items goods, stationery, and much more. Sweden, and the United Kingdom. increased to 1,780 items in FY17. • Total visitation 69,708 OPEN MIC Monthly First Friday Maker’s Markets regularly host 1–2 The monthly “Open Mic” series was a forum for 60 Department Qty Sold Total Sales artists throughout the first weekend of the month; local VOLUNTEER & INTERNSHIP PROGRAM talented artists to fill the Chase Family Gallery with artists were invited to sell their merchandise goods as • An active volunteer corps of 427 generously donated poetry, stories and song. Accessories 885 $14,744.54 consigners in the Museum Shop. A total of 38 returning their time to helping fulfill the museum’s mission and and new artists participated were given the opportunity continued to serve as an integral part of the culture of our HOLIDAY DECORATING Art Supplies 472 $5,019.91 to showcase their wares this year. organization. The Chase Family Building was festooned with lively • Volunteers accumulated a total of 16,612 hours, equal to decorations that ushered in the seasonal spirit with 16 Books 427 $7,867.48 CALIFORNIA DREAMING LIMITED EDITION 8 full-time positions! unique trees that were decorated by a committee of MERCHANDISE • The Volunteer Council, which serves as liaison between 10 volunteers and placed throughout the museum. This Children 1,780 $5,962.72 The Shop collaborated with Barker Specialty Company (a the Volunteer Corps and Museum staff, held quarterly coming season will include local community organizations local, family-owned promotional products company from meetings to develop new strategies for assisting with the who are invited to decorate their own special trees and Consignment 1,135 $15,812.55 Cheshire, CT for over 60 years) to design and execute successful execution of key initiatives. continue this festive tradition. a line of custom merchandise for California Dreaming. • The Visitor Experience department hosted monthly Exhibition 513 $9,790.93 With input from museum staff and artists Ed Moses, Billy volunteer orientation sessions, continuing the ongoing CAFÉ & RENTALS Al Bengston, and Ed Ruscha, a variety of merchandise efforts to recruit new volunteers and to develop lasting • 3,557 guests for facility rentals Holiday 384 $3,566.53 was created to complement the show and celebrate the relationships. • 57 facility rentals California lifestyle, including canvas tote bags, specialty • The Visitor Experience department held orientations Impulse 1,180 $2,979.92 towels, tumblers, beach balls, and sunglasses. for all new interns, an opportunity to communicate the importance of internships to the overall success of the Interiors 102 $2,065.78 The Museum Shop was also honored to work closely museum. with featured artist Billy Al Bengston to create custom Jewelry 605 $19,748.96 letterman jackets featuring his iconic chevron imagery. COMMUNITY OUTREACH • Engagement with the community continued at a variety NBMAA Merchandise 4,138 $26,046.96 of offsite events, including art activities at the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s annual “I Am an Artist Day” in Stationery 1,607 $11,423.55 Hartford, a presence at New Britain’s “Main Street USA” festivities, participation at the New Britain Bees baseball Trunk Show 81 $1,156.47 Jeffrey J. Mainville stadium and the CT Fastrak Farmers Market. Senior Manager, Visitor Experience Programs • Pop-up Market, every 4th Saturday of the month from Overall 13,309 $126,186.30 May to September, drew visitors to the Lexington Street terrace and interest from the Walnut Hill Park area, as well as our regular museum visitors. • Since 2015, the NBMAA has partnered with Bike New Departments with increases include: Britain to offer our guests free bike rentals during the spring, summer, and fall, and in 2016-17, the Bike Share Department FY’15 FY’16 program allowed visitors the opportunity to pedal off into Walnut Hill Park or explore the nearby community. Books $4,909.66 $7,867.48

SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT Accessories $11,663.94 $14,744.54 The longstanding First Friday and Museum After Dark (MAD) parties are an opportunity for visitors to create NBMAA Merchandise $22,650.97 $26,046.96 new memories with old friends and mingle with other museum enthusiasts in a sophisticated setting. The Art Supplies $2,192.09 $5,019.91 Museum hosted 2,404 attendees last year at First Friday events, which featured live music from swing, jazz, polka, and R&B bands, a December Holiday Maker’s Market,

NBMAA VISITOR EXPERIENCE | 31 Ernst von Metzsch VISITOR EXPERIENCE Jan. 19, 2017: Vistas del Sur: Traveler Artists’ Landscapes PROGRAMS of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection Feb. 2, 2017: Howard Rackliffe ART & LITERATURE Apr. 30, 2017: Nor’Easter: 47th Annual Juried Exhibition Book enthusiasts gather four times a year to analyze and discuss works of historical fiction or novels with an MUSEUM AFTER DARK art-themed focus. Books are available for purchase in the Aug. 12, 2016: Cyber-Noir Beach Party & Art Auction Museum Shop, and 65 readers participated in the past Oct. 28, 2016: 10th Annual Halloween Bash year. Dec. 31, 2016: New Year’s Eve Party Aug. 31, 2016: The Lady with an Ostrich Feather Fan: Mar. 31, 2017: Vistas del Sur by Frederick R. The Story of the Yusupov Rembrandts May 6, 2017: Gala After Dark Andresen. Discussion led by Terri Gianizetti. Oct. 23, 2016: Of Arms and Artists: The American WHERE ART MEETS MUSIC! by Paul Straiti. Revolution Through Painters’ Eyes Music was an unmistakable part of the life and work of Discussion led by the author. Thomas Hart Benton, and his 1942 folk album, Saturday Feb. 15, 2017: Rodin’s Lover by Heather Webb. Discussion Night at Tom Benton’s serves as a reminder that music led by Terri Gianizetti. and art are so closely intertwined, bringing reflection, May 10, 2017: by Nina Siegal. The Anatomy Lesson joy, and inspiration to NBMAA’s guests. We continue to Discussion led by Terri Gianizetti. offer top quality music programs for adult audiences, employing the best in local and regional talent. CRAFT SIPPIN’ IN NEW BRITAIN Feb. 17, 2017 1,349 listeners enjoyed Sunday Music Series concerts and other Special Music performances. FILM

On the fourth Thursday of every month, Members and Sunday Music Series walk-in visitors can sit and relax with an art-themed or July 10, 2016: New Britain Symphony Orchestra presents exhibition-related film offering. Shown on the large screen Piano Four Hands in the Stanley Works Center, movie-goers can expect a Aug. 14, 2016: My Favorite Things with Patrick Buckley diverse array of topics, including sculpture, landscape Sept. 11, 2016: Bedlam Brothers architecture, Shaker woodenware, or contemporary artists Oct. 9, 2016: An Afternoon with Duo Vento at work. Nov. 13, 2016: Horizon Blue Dec. 11, 2016: The Whiffenpoofs July 28, 2016: Norman Rockwell: An American Portrait Jan. 8, 2017: New Trouveres Aug. 25, 2016: Mona Lisa is Missing Mar. 12, 2017: Luiz de Moura Castro presents Brazilian Sept. 29, 2016: Adele’s Wish Classics Oct. 27, 2016: Seven Wonders of the Buddhist World Apr. 9, 2017: The Connecticut Trio presents Ultimate Nov. 16, 2016: Indian Fantasy: Creating the Image of the Tchaikovsky American Indian in 19th Century America May 14, 2017: Hartford Independent Chamber Orchestra: A Dec. 29, 2016: The Polar Express Soundbites Chamber Concert Feb. 23, 2017: Conjure Women June 11, 2017: Thomasina Levy: Folk & Shaker Songs for Mar. 23, 2017: America Rising: The Arts of the Gilded Age the Mountain Dulcimer Apr. 20, 2017: Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America May 26, 2017: Ken Burns’ America: The Shakers Special Music Performances/ArtReach June 29, 2017: A New Look: Samuel F.B. Morse’s “Gallery Sept. 25, 2016: The Hospital for Special Care presents of the Louvre” Piano and Violin with Melody Fader & Emilie-Anne Gendron FIRST FRIDAY Nov. 6, 2016: Soulful Sonatas: Music for Cello and Piano July 1, 2016: Al Fenton Big Band/Mike Casey & Jen Allen

Aug. 5, 2016: Broca’s Area/The Coffee Grinders Fryderyk Chopin Society of Connecticut Sept. 2, 2016: Island of Doubt/Orice Jenkins Trio NBMAA is honored to partner with the Fryderyk Chopin Oct. 7, 2016: Eight to the Bar/Dan Tressler Society of Connecticut, a classical music appreciation Nov. 4, 2016: Wise Old Moon/Mass-Conn Fusion Duo group that presents world-renowned pianists from around Dec. 2, 2016: Nekita Waller/New Britain Tubas the globe, under the auspices of the Polish-American Jan. 6, 2017: Goodnight Blue Moon/Mark Moriarty Foundation of Connecticut. Feb. 3, 2017: Goza Latin Band/Steve Polezonis Trio

Mar. 3, 2017: The Americas Trio 716 visitors experienced top-notch piano performances Apr. 7, 2017: Fiesta Del Norte from the Fryderyk Chopin Society. May 12, 2017: Theresa Wright/Mike Casey & Jen Allen

June 2, 2017: The Coffee Grinders/The Keith & Mazer Trio Oct. 30, 2016: Vera Astrachan Nov. 5, 2016: Adam Wodnicki MEMBERS-ONLY OPENING RECEPTIONS Nov. 27, 2016: Luiz de Moura Castro July 7, 2016: Masterpieces of the Sanford B.D. Low Feb. 26, 2017: Paul Bisaccia Illustration Collection Mar. 26, 2017: Licia Lucas Sept. 29, 2016: NEW/NOW: Sanford Biggers Apr. 30, 2017: Monika Krajewska & Yelena Kurdina Oct. 20, 2016: As We See It: The Collection of Gail and

Danielle Rutherford of The Ballet Theater Company poses in front of the Sandford Biggers NEW/NOW installation Mantra at a Community Day NBMAA VISITOR EXPERIENCE | 33 FINANCE

Fiscal year 2017 proved to be a challenging year for the ACQUISITION CONDENSED FINANCIAL INFORMATION (Amounts in Thousands) Museum. Contributed, and earned revenues were lower An additional $60,000 was spent on collection acquisition than in the prior year, which featured additional revenues, and conservation funded by a FY17 draw of $57,000 on programming, and special events associated with opening funds earmarked for acquisition and $3,000 in proceeds the new and expanded galleries and Education wing. The from deaccessioned artwork and donations for purchase. OPERATING RESULTS, YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 2017 2016 Museum also began to fully understand the demands on staff and increased expenses associated with the STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Contributed revenues $ 1,335 2,524 additional gallery and education spaces. Changes in key The Museum’s financial position remains quite strong with (From gifts, contributions, grants, and other sources) staff in Development, Education, Visitor Experience, and only $1,730,000 of liabilities compared to $25,782,000 in Earned Revenues 881 1,094 Shop also occurred. assets, excluding the net book value of our land, building, (From membership, admissions, museum shop, and other sources) and equipment at June 30, 2017. The Museum borrowed Investment income 1,170 1,033 The condensed financial information shown at the end approximately $2,207,500 to fund the completion of the (Primarily endowment draw supported by interest and dividends) of this Annual Report does not reflect a complete set of expansion project. At June 30, 2017, this line of credit Total operating revenues 3,386 4,651 financial statements. The Museum’s financial statements borrowing had been reduced to $1,287,000 and is have been audited, and an unmodified auditor’s report expected to be substantially paid off by December 2019 Program expenses 3,174 3,740 has been issued by our auditors. Copies of the audited as campaign pledges are received. Our investments (Spent on exhibitions, education, and collection) financial statements are available from the Director of are managed with the assistance of experienced Fundraising 374 360 Finance upon request. investment advisors, and performance is closely (Spent to raise contributed revenues and for events) monitored by the investment committee of the Board General and administration 497 504 OPERATIONS of Trustees. The Museum’s endowment portfolio (after (Overall leadership and support functions) Contributed and earned revenues were lower than draws) increased nearly 8% to $23 million. Net assets Total operating expenses 4,045 4,604 budgeted, however, management actions to modify the totaled $49,523,000 at June 30, 2017, an increase of level of expenditures reduced the unexpected deficit $105,000 over prior year amounts. Revenues over (under) expenses (659) 47 to a manageable level. Operating expenses exceeded revenues by $659,000, which includes non-cash Other changes in unrestricted net assets depreciation expense of $760,000. Investment returns were exceptionally strong and facilitated draws from Gifts and contributions — 674 the endowment portfolio of $1,170,000 to support the (Primarily for museum expansion) Museum’s mission and operations. Thomas Bell Realized/unrealized gain (loss) on investments, net 694 (989) Director of Finance (Fluctuation of market prices) Increase (decrease) in unrestricted net assets 35 (268)

Change in temporarily restricted net assets 604 (1,324) (Primarily restricted gifts received (used), net)

Change in permanently restricted net assets 162 (60)

Increase (decrease) in total net assets $ 801 (1,652)

The condensed information shown above does not reflect a complete set of financial statements. The Museum’s financial statements have been audited and an unmodified auditor’s report has been issued by our auditors. Copies of the audited financial statements are available from the Director of Finance upon request.

NBMAA FINANCE | 35 CASH FLOWS, YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 2017 2016

Cash provided by (used in) operating results $ 367 (218) (Operating income (loss) adjusted for non-cash items and changes in working capital)

Cash provided by (used in) investing activities 172 (3,027) (Museum expansion and purchase of investments)

Cash provided by (used in) financing activities (649) 2,159 (Restricted gifts and borrowings (repayments) for expansion)

FINANCIAL POSITION AT JUNE 30 2017 2016

Investments, at fair value $ 22,937 21,267

Land, building and equipment, net of depreciation 23,740 24,500 (Museum does not record value of collection)

Other assets 2,846 3,651 (Primarily gift pledges and cash)

Total assets $ 49,523 49,418

Liabilities $ 1,730 2,427 (Includes $1,287 and $2,039 due for expansion line of credit in 2017 and 2016)

Net assets

Unrestricted 38,591 38,555

Temporarily restricted 3,864 3,285

Permanently restricted 5,338 5,151

Total net assets 47,793 46,991

Total liabilities and net assets $ 49,523 49,418

The condensed information shown above does not reflect a complete set of financial statements. The Museum’s financial statements have been audited and an unmodified auditor’s report has been issued by our auditors. Copies of the audited financial statements are available from the Director of Finance upon request.

(from left) Carol and Brendon Conry, Kathryn West, John and Simone Reynolds, and John N. Howard and Wendy Kirkland supported the NBMAA at the 13th annual Art of Wine & Food

NBMAA FINANCE | 37 SPECIAL EVENT Silver Sponsors DEVELOPMENT FUNDRAISERS THE ART OF WINE & FOOD October 13, 2016 The 13th annual Art of Wine & Food returned again on Thursday, October 13 with 23 food purveyors and 23 Bronze Sponsors Friends of the Museum participating wine and spirit providers, raising money to SEI Ascend Laboratories, LLC MEMBERSHIP GIFTS AND GRANTS support the Museum through ticket sales, sponsorships, Copper Sponsors EMCOR Services/New The NBMAA’s membership program, the largest revenue The Annual Fund was supported with gifts totaling and silent auction. Many thanks to event co-chairs CNG England Mechanical producer, continued to expand, ending the year with $108,279. Special gifts and grants from individuals, Margaret Marchak and Trustee John Dillaway as well as Downes Construction Starling Physicians 4,099 memberships or 6,103 members and generated corporations, foundations and government agencies were the rest of the event committee and event coordinator Elizabeth Tiffany Community Sponsors $588,725 (up $15,000 from FY16). This year also marked particularly strong and totaled $508,882. We remain Vicky Cirilli. Thanks to Silver Sponsors Stanley Black & Thompson Vermont Creamery the establishment of the Grace Judd Landers Society grateful for annual support of education programs, Decker and WFBS, Bronze Sponsor SEI Investments, and Locke Lord Shearwater Organic (GJLS), which celebrates our most dedicated members exhibitions, and operations from American Savings the many other event sponsors. Hartford HealthCare and Coffee and supporters. Foundation and the Community Foundation of Greater The Hospital of Central Media Sponsors New Britain. The NBMAA was once again the beneficiary Connecticut WFSB 3Cares Special events this year included a weekend brunch of operating grants from the Greater Hartford Arts Hoffman Auto Group Hartford Magazine reception to mark Focus On: Shaker Woodenware (Part Council, funded in part by donors to the Greater Hartford Tomasso Group iHeartRadio 1), opening receptions and dinners for exhibitions As We Arts Council United Arts Campaign, and the City of New See It: The Collection of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch, Vistas Britain through a grant from the Department of Economic del Sur: Traveler Artists’ Landscapes of Latin America, and Community Development (DECD). We also are and California Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & grateful for the generosity of many area corporations Ed Ruscha, as well as dinners at the home of Director & through corporate membership, event sponsorships, and CEO Min Jung Kim. John Butler Talcott Society (JBTS) operating support. and GJLS members assembled once again on April 8th THE ART PARTY OF THE YEAR Platinum Sponsor for the Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner. Many thanks This year the Museum benefited from a Direct Local Funds May 6, 2017 to Trustee Kathryn Cox who champions our premier grant from the DECD in the amount of $41,045 part of a Over 300 generous guests convened the evening of The Stitzer Family membership circles so enthusiastically. distribution to a collaboration of seven art museums in the May 6th for the 17th annual spring gala, The Art Party Marenda & Todd Stitzer State. The NBMAA‘s Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund of the Year! And by all measures the event was a Kate, Steve, Henry, Tad & Libby Dow Circle Level members (donors of $100 and higher) were grant totaled $5,708. big success, notably for raising funds to support the Hunter & Parker Stitzer invited to special tours of Masterpieces of the Sanford Museum’s educational programming for children and B.D. Low Illustration Collection and As We See It. New families. Chairman John N. Howard and Director & CEO Diamond Sponsor Gold Sponsor members became acquainted with the Museum through Min Jung Kim warmly welcomed our sponsors, patrons, quarterly Welcome Tours led by Development Associate and attendees including special guests, collectors and Jenna Lucas on Welcome Tours. philanthropists Gail and Ernst von Metzsch, who served as Honorary Co-Chairs. Bidding was lively in the Live Auction Through the Museum’s Travel Program, members and presided over by Linda Stamm of Winter Associates, Silver Sponsor guests traveled to the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Plainville, CT. Many guests walked away with beautiful art, MA; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA and Tower Hill enticing trips, special experiences, and more. Thanks go Chase Family Foundations Botanic Garden, Boylston, MA; Eldridge Street Synagogue to Gala Co-Chairs Katherine Dow and Logan Rogers and & Museum and The Frick Collection, New York, NY; and the energetic Gala and Gala After Dark committees. We to the homes of Thomas Cole and Frederic Church in the are also grateful for our table hosts, auction donors, event Bronze Sponsors Décor Sponsors Hudson River Valley. These trips generated $1,520 for the volunteers, gala coordinator Marina Luri-Clark, Riverhouse Barnes Group Hoffman Auto Group Museum. Catering, and the entire NBMAA staff. The lucky winner Copper Sponsors Entertainment Sponsors of the Vespa scooter was Carle Mowell of West Hartford; American Savings Environmental Systems thanks to all raffle ticket buyers, over $9,000 was raised Foundation Corp. through the raffle effort. Hartford Health Care Downes Construction & Hospital of Central Sharon & Dave Jepson Connecticut Invitation Sponsor Sam & Janet Bailey Paladin Commercial Stanley Black & Decker Printing Lighting and Sound Framing Sponsor Sponsor Shortell Framing, Hartford EMCOR Services/New England Mechanical Sonepar

NBMAA DEVELOPMENT | 39 PLANNED GIVING MARKETING/PUBLICITY PROGRAM EFFORTS The Museum’s Planned Giving Program continued The Marketing Department worked on revitalizing the under the guidance Former Chairman of the Board and look and feel of the Museum’s graphic presence by Trustee Emeritus Brendan Conry. In November 2016, creating a fresh style guide and new layout for the we welcomed a special presentation by Larry Adam, quarterly calendar and newsletter. It focused on creating Chief Investment Officer and Chief Investment Strategist clear heirarchy, legibility, and letting the art and images of Deutsche Asset Management in the Americas for a shine. With the help of Bradley Olson, NBMAA Assistant presentation titled Election Year Investment Jitters. Registrar and photographer, we were able to obtain A champagne brunch was held for Heritage Society better quality images from more programs. members April 2, 2017 with a warm welcome by Director & CEO Min Jung Kim. The group now numbers 95 and In an effort to better support the Development team, includes people who have indicated their intention to high quality booklets were made to assist in generating remember the NBMAA in their estate plans with cash gifts, exhibition sponsorships and cultivating members for the charitable gift annuities, artwork, or other planned gifts. Heritage Society.

All of the Museum’s programs flyers were redesigned for THE THESING cohesion and consistency with the new style guide. We began to put into place ways to automate the process TECHNOLOGY FUND for better efficiency in their creation. The end of 2016 marked the end of Claudia Thesing’s 27 year career with the NBMAA. Claudia began with the Interactive Designer & Developer, Nick Artymiak, Museum in 1984 first as a docent then a tour scheduler, updated how exhibition and event images were handled eventually becoming involved with and then heading the on the website, introducing a slider to accommodate Development Department. After leaving New Britain in multiple images and removing the autocrop function. 1999 for a position at Hill-Stead Museum, she returned to He also continued to modify the calendar section and the NBMAA in 2005 to again assume the role of Director sub-navigations in an effort improve site and program of Development and remained at the Museum until 2016. navigation.

On the occasion of Claudia’s retirement and recognizing Jenny Haskins, Copywriter, was able to increase our her contribution to the advancement of the Museum, presence in a vairety of media, including newspapers, the Thesing Technology Fund was established as a blogs, and social media, with her continued effort in permanent endowment to support Museum operations working with press, personalities, and influencers. related to Technology. Over 100 contributions totaling Her curation of the Museum’s social media accounts over $36,000 were received in her honor. continues to attract new fans, promote our programs, and bring the conversation about art outside of our physical building.

The exhibition and overall marketing strategies continued Amanda Shuman to deliver attractive advertisements across a variety Interim Director of Development of mediums, such as print ads, television and radio commercials, billboards, web banners, and social media boosts. Data received from digital initiatives is reviewed to inform future decisions in advertising and messaging.

Melissa Nardiello Marketing and Design Manager

Art Start students play with color and texture during their hands-on art activity in the American Savings Foundation Art & Education Center.

NBMAA DEVELOPMENT | 41 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

RECEPTIONS, PREVIEWS AND TOURS Members of the John Butler Talcott Society and Grace New Members Tours BENEFIT EVENTS & SPECIAL EVENTS Premier Member Events Judd Landers Society August 11, 2016 October 13, 2016: The Art of Wine & Food Wednesday, October 19, 2016: Preview reception and Wednesday, June 21, 2017: Preview reception and dinner November 10, 2016 October 19, 2016, Annual Meeting and Reception dinner for As We See It: The Collection of Gail and Ernst for California Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed February 9, 2017 April 2, 2017: Heritage Society Champagne Brunch von Metzsch Ruscha April 13, 2017 May 4, 2017: Gala Artists Party Sunday, December 4, 2016: Reception and preview of May 6, 2017: The Art Party of the Year Focus On: Shaker Woodenware (Part 1) Circe Level Events TRIPS Wednesday, January 18, 2017: Preview reception and Thursday, August 4, 2016: Masterpieces of the Sanford Sept. 8, 2016: Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA dinner for Vistas del Sur: Traveler Artists’ Landscapes B.D. Low Illustration Collection Dec. 1, 2016: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA, and Tower of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Thursday, December 1, 2016: As We See It: The Collection Hill Botanic Garden, Boylston, MA Collection of Gail and Ernst von Metzsch Apr. 20, 2017: Eldridge Street Synagogue and The Frick Wednesday, February 1, 2017: Reception and preview of Collection, New York, NY Howard Rackliffe Jun. 14, 2017: Olana and Thomas Cole Home, Hudson River April 8, 2017: Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner for Valley, NY

View of Vistas del Sur: Traveler Artists’ Landscapes of Latin America from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection in the Stitzer Family Gallery

NBMAA DEVELOPMENT | 43 MEMBERS PREMIERE MEMBERSHIP AS OF JUNE 30, 2017

GRACE JUDD Mr. William Chase and AMERICAN ART CIRCLE Mary J. Krenn LANDERS SOCIETY Dr. Lauren Chase ($1,000) Charles and Joan Leach Benefactor Level Ms. Kay Knight Clarke Dr. Duffield Ashmead Judie and Coleman Levy ($15,000) Brendan and Carol Conry and Mr. Eric Ort Carol LeWitt Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Halsey and Michele Cook Ms. Maria Buckley and Adlyn and Ted Anita A. Ferrante and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. John Reilly Loewenthal Anthony Ferrante Cooper Kenneth J. Carifa and John and Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kathryn S.L. Cox Mark Garavel Manning Hamm Robert and Susan Fisher Mr. Blair Childs Harry and Janice John N. Howard and Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan Leonard Clough Mazadoorian Wendy D. Kirkland and Mr. Jonathan E. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stone Dillaway V. Mowell JOHN BUTLER Mr. Neal Freuden and Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. William B. TALCOTT SOCIETY Ms. Andrea Levy Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pape II Chairman ($10,000) Howard and Sandra Downes III Paul and Angela Penney John and Jasanna Fromson Mr. and Mrs. Karl John and Simone Britton Pierre and MaryEllen Fleischmann Reynolds Cheryl Chase and Guertin Joseph Garner and Mrs. John H. Riege Stuart Bear Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Leslie Garner Nancy A. Ringrose Rhoda L. Chase Holden, Jr. Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Patricia and Andrew Ms. Louise W. Korder Mrs. Jean Holden Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Salner Mr. and Mrs. David K. Sam and Polly Goldfarb Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Zwiener Huntington Mrs. Nancy Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Farida and Ghulam Jilani Schwartz Director ($5,000) Jepson Mrs. Madeleine K. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sam and Janet Bailey John M. Jezowski Johnson and Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Mr. Grant Johnson Michael and Linda Boudreau H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Joseph Ms. Martha G. Trask Burke III Judd Ms. Min Jung Kim Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Sandra and Arnold Mr. Bradford Korder Mr. Gary Knoble and Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Chase Lawson Household Mr. Robert Black Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Alyce Tuttle Fuller David and Dorothy Lund Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kraczkowsky Jarvis Maglaras Drs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. McLaughlin and Martin Marian Kellner Richard and Virginia Jeannette B. McKernan Schermerhorn M. Stephen and Miriam Charles and Christine R. Miller Shivery Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Thomas and Filomena Oviedo Many thanks to our John Butler Talcott Society and Grace Judd Landers Society Members who joined us for this year’s Director’s Dinner on April 8, 2017 Soyster Mary Margaret Piazza Todd and Marenda Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Stitzer Susan and John W. Casey and Kathryn Rathgeber West Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Douglas and Kimberly Stout Zeytoonjian Claudia and Robert Thesing Leader ($2,500) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Wheat H. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff

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Thomas Ms. Ann Azevado Maria Vitor Mrs. Sara Buell Mr. Frank Campbell Ms. Ellen Babcock Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Mazadoorian and Mr. Michael B. Ron and Jeanie Mrs. Christine Bivona Ms. Michele Burke Alex Strother Cech Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Gengras, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Bonzagni Babineau Mr. Robert C. Blake Mr. Andrew Burns Drs. Alex and Marbelia Baekeland Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Loeb Mrs. Nancy Tomasso Ms. Sandra Baker Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. John Buron Cech Mr. and Mrs. B. Baiter Gersten Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Terri Ann Trenholm Mrs. Karen H. Balko Blessing Mr. Sheldon Bustow Peter and Marcelyn Mr. and Mrs. John Beers Dr. Jordan Goetz, M.D. Lotstein Mr. Vincent Turley and Ms. Harriet M. Ballard Ms. Lynette Bletchman Mr. and Mrs. John O. Clarke Jack and Francie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. Robert Farr and Ms. Ms. Fran Barringer and Mr. Derick Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. 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Scott Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. and David Keating Revis Mr. Richard Angotta Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ms. Nancy Carter- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eagle Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Anonymous (2) Bellantuono Bridschge Menendez Simonian Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Kelly Richter Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benet Ms. Tamika Brierley and Mrs. Anne Carubba and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Emerick Mr. Austin King Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ripple Anthony, Jr. Ms. Carol Benjamin Mr. Eric Geigle Mr. Ronald A. Carubba Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mr. and Ms. Robert Farr Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ms. Estrella Rivera Meryl Dann and Toni Mr. Eric Ben-Kiki and Ms. Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ursprung Mr. Thomas G. Farrell Kingsley Robert and Brenda Appel Katie Bradley Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony and Ms. Lisa W. Mr. Bill Knight and Ms. Roggeveen Ms. Linda I. 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NBMAA MEMBERS | 47 Ms. Jane Charbonnier Coyle Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Ms. Patricia Feeley Dr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold W. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ms. Lois A. Huot Mr. Richard Charnick Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. April and Jacek Dolata Mr. and Mrs. Fenmore Gadzi Goodman Hatch Ms. Maria Ibarra and Mr. and Mr. Richard Mayo Craine Mr. Jody Dole Feigenbaum Mr. Francis Gagliardi Ms. Sally M. Goodman Mr. Rich Hayden and Ms. Andrej Zdravkovic R.P. Charpentier Mr. Matthew D. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ms. Edith Fein Ms. Gayle Gagliardo David A. and Danuta M. Karin Krochmal Mr. and Mrs. Jared Insel Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. William Culley Donald Edward and Sherry Ms. Cheryl L. Gagne and Gordon Nina Mayhall Hayes Mr. Simon Irizarry and Chasse Dr. and Mrs. Burton Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Feinglass Ms. Paula Collier Mr. Joseph R. Gorneault, Mr. Chris Hayes and Ms. Ms. Teresa Lopez- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cunin Father Kevin G. 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Jack and Mrs. DeLisa Hofmeister Frank Eric L. Gladstein, D.M.D Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James Keedy Nancy Cook Nicole DeLong Rose Sargis Ernesto Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Dr. and Mrs. Todd M. Rev. Patricia Hames Horan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr. James Cooke and Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Sarah Erwich Mrs. Patricia Freedman Gladstone Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Susan Huston Horn Keenan Ms. Anita Hochstein DeMilia Christine Parnagian Ms. Sharron Freeman Mr. Neil Glagovich and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Margaret D. Cooley Mr. Robert Dente Esposito and Mr. Stephen Alloy Ms. Mary Eberhardt Hannah Horton Keister Ms. Merina Corby, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Ms. Keirsten Estabrooks Dr. Herbert S. 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Sacks Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Brian Walsh and Ms. Susan Williams Yellen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shannahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Taylor Brenda Almonte Dr. J. Fenton Williams Mr. Tony Yi and Ms. Jia Sadler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, Jr. Ms. Carol A. Taylor and Ms. Marybeth Walsh Mr. Robert O. Williams Lin Mr. Paul Sadowitz and Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Mr. Richard A. Riddell Dr. and Mrs. Martin and Ms. Susan J. Mr. John Yrchik and Ms. Ms. Jeanne Allison Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wand Burns Eileen Sypher Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Shaw II Mr. and Mrs. David Tedder Laura E. Wardner Ms. Terri A. Williams and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Salerno, Jr. Mr. David Shaw Smuckler Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John Warn Mr. Kent Dunlap Zaccheo, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. John W. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soha Teed Mrs. Mary-Jo W. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Denis Mr. Michael Zager Salinger Ms. Stephanie Sheaffer Ms. Jo Ann Sondheimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Williamson and Ms. LouAnne Mrs. George Sanford Ms. Ellen Sheehan and Mr. David Heinlein Tellar Waskowitz Mrs. Alison H. Wilson McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Nild Ms. Eileen Shekosky Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Ms. Suzanne E. Zajac Sansone Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Sonstrom Temple Watras Wilson and Mr. Clifford A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sherman Ms. Sandra Sorel-LeDuc Mr. and Mrs. Tim Teran Ms. Linda Webber Mr. and Mrs. John Birdsey Satalino Mr. David Sherman and and Mr. Ken LeDuc Mr. and Mrs. Elliot D. Ms. Patricia Wehrli- Wischenbart Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ms. Diana Creamer Dr. Larz Spangberg and Tertes Zemsta The Wiszniak Family and Ms. Barbara Saubermann Mr. Alan K. Shomsky Dr. Karen Slater Mr. Peter Tessner and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Zakrzewski Ms. Elizabeth Scalise and Ms. Melanie H. Barry and Peggy Spass Ms. Martha Risser Weiss Wittchen Mr. and Mrs. Rod Zander Mr. Ronald Scardacchi Kotkowski Ms. Kate Spencer The Valerio Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lenore and Steven Ms. Juliana Shortell and Robert Srulowitz & Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schack Mr. Douglas Charles Sharon Straka Therrien Dr. Allan L. Schiffer and Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Ms. Yvonne Miceli Shortley Stack, Jr. Mr. Richard Kearney and Mr. Steven P. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mr. Craig Thompson Mr. Richard Shrake Stafstrom Mr. Bob Goodman and Schimmelpfeng Ms. Anna Sielawko Ms. Betty Stalter and Ms. Ms. Karen Tomasko Earl and Sylvia Schindler Irene and Allen Jennifer Schollin Mr. William A. Tomasso Carolyn and Dave Silberstein Linda Stamm and Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Schnatz Robin Simmons Arnold Patch Tombaugh William and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ms. Leslie Starr and Mr. Ms. Jane Edwards and Schneider Simon Mark Dubois Mr. Humphrey Tonkin Mr. Steve Arnold and Ms. Ms. Carrie Simon Ms. Deborah Staves Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Janet Schrager Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Tom Simonds Steier Ms. Beata Trefon Schulenburg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Mr. and Mrs. David Simone Stein Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schultz Ms. Susan Simons and Mr. Gregory Steinsieck Unfried Ms. Shelley Schuman Ms. Judith Fogg and Ms. April Kabbash Mr. and Mrs. John and Mr. Stephen Ms. Barbara Singer Mr. Richard Stevens and Valengavich Zwillinger Mr. and Ms. Thomas Ms. Ann Wesley Mr. Peter Van Beckum Ms. Betsy Sippel Mr. Samuel Stevens and and Ms. Lucinda Schwammberger Dr. George E. Skarvinko Mrs. Carolyn Miller- Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Ms. Susan Stevens Ms. Stacie Van Deusen Schwartz Skarvinko Mr. William Stillinger and Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Ms. Shirley B. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Bolesh Ms. Estrid Eklof van Rooy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.Skutnik Mrs. Susan Stoppelman Mrs. Elinor Van Vooren Scougall Dr. and Dr. Karen Slater Mr.** and Mrs. Edward L. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mrs. Lieschen Seabeck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Storrs Varga Mr. and Mrs. George Slaughter Mr. Mervyn Strauss Ms. Patti Anne Vassia Sebastian-Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Barbara B. Strong Ms. Diane Veace Dr. Howard Segal and Slipchinsky Ms. Nancy M. Stuart and Cara A. Vilas Ms. Karen Katz Mr. Mark Slitt Mr. David G. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Mr. Richard Slone and Ms. Linda F. Sturtevant Villano, Jr. Seitelman Dr. Eugenia Slone Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Local breakdancers, Problems Kru, showcase their moves at Family Day: Meditation & Movement on October 10, 2016

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Forbes Library Salem Free Public CORPORATE/ Goshen Public Library Library Granby Public Library Saxton B. Little Free INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS Guilford Free Library Library Gunn Memorial Library Silas Bronson Library Hamden Public Library Simsbury Public Library BoneeWeintraub, LLC Law Office of Kevin C. Harwinton Public Library Somers Public Library Central Connecticut Ferry, LLC Henry Carter Hull Library South Windsor Public State University Stanley Black & Decker Jonathan Trumbull Library Hartford Steam Trinity College Library Southbury Public Library Boiler Inspection & University of Connecticut Kent Memorial Library Southington Library and Insurance Co. University of Hartford Killingly Public Library Museum Independent Outdoor WorldBusiness Capital, Killingworth Library Southwick Public Library John R. Schroeder, AIA Inc. Levi E. Coe Library Terryville Public Library JRO Insurance Library Association of The Licia & Mason Warehouse Point Beekley Community Lucy Robbins Welles Library LIBRARY PASS MEMBERS Library Thomaston Public Lyme Public Library Library Manchester Public Tolland Public Library Library Torrington Library Acton Public Library Case Memorial Library Mansfield Public Library Tunxis Community Andover Public Library Cheshire Public Library Meriden Public Library College Archbishop O’Brien Chester Public Library Middlebury Public Library Wallingford Public Library Clark Memorial Library Milford Public Library Library Atwater Memorial Cora J. Belden Library Minor Memorial Library Warren Public Library Library Cromwell Belden Public Monson Free Library Waterford Public Auburn Public Library Library Morris Public Library Library Avon Free Public Danbury Public Library New Britain Public Welles-Turner Memorial Library, Inc. Deep River Public Library Library Library Babcock Library Douglas Library New Milford Public West Hartford Public Bakerville Library Durham Public Library Library Library Beacon Falls Public E.C. Scranton Memorial Norfolk Library Westbrook Public Library Library North Haven Memorial Library Beardsley and Memorial East Granby Public Library Weston Public Library Library Library Norwalk Public Library Westport Library Bentley Memorial East Haddam Free Oliver Wolcott Library Wethersfield Public Library Public Library Plainville Adult and Library Berlin-Peck Memorial East Hampton Public Continuing Education Willimantic Public Library Library Plainville Public Library Library Bethel Public Library East Hartford Public Plumb Memorial Library Willington Public Library Blackstone Memorial Library Portland Library Willoughby Wallace Library East Lyme Public Library Prospect Public Library Memorial Library Booth & Dimock Library Eastford Public Library Prosser Public Library Windsor Public Library Brainerd Memorial Edward Smith Library Rathbun Memorial Wolcott Public Library Library Enfield Public Library Library Woodbridge Town Bristol Public Library Essex Library Association Renbrook Library Library Brookfield Library Fairfield Public Library Richmond Memorial Woodbury Public Burlington Public Library Farmington Library Library Library Burnham Library Fletcher Memorial Rockville Public Library Canton Public Library Library Russell Library Art critic and artist Peter Plagans, artist Billy Al Bengston, Director & CEO of the NBMAA Min Jung Kim, artist Ed Ruscha, and Andy Moses, son of Ed Moses, at the reception for An Evening with The Cool School on June 22, 2017. Photo by The Defining Photo

NBMAA CORPORATE/INSTITUTIONAL/LIBRARY MEMBERS | 55 Ms. Kay Knight Clarke Thesing Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Constance G. Dix Leonard Clough Trinity College Ms. Kimberly Harrison Scougall Ms. Mary Jane Dunn DONORS TO Community Foundation University of Hartford Mrs. Nancy Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Guy Elizabeth H. Norton of Greater New Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Simonian Trust Fund Britain Wheat Hight Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Connecticut GI, PC Yelp! Mrs. Elaine M. Hobart Stevenson P. English MUSEUM Connecticut Humanities Independent Outdoor Mr. Joseph Sylvester Mr. Thomas G. Farrell Dr. and Mrs. Martin $1,000–$2,499 Farida and Ghulam The Walker Group and Ms. Lisa W. Cooper Mr. Simon Abrahms Jilani Michael and Linda Barsumian Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Acorn Hill Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Randall N. Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine OPERATIONS Curley Inc. Judd Ms. Martha G. Trask Ms. Margaret Fiore and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dr. Duffield Ashmead Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Mr. Steven Fischer Dillaway and Mr. Eric Ort Katz Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Ms. Ellen Fisher EMCOR Services New Mr. and Mrs. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Benedict England Mechanical Mr. and Mrs. Shepard W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Flynn Robert and Susan Fisher Baker Ms. Min Jung Kim Weiss Ms. Marilda Gandara Downes Construction Howard and Sandra Ms. Deborah Burklund Mr. Gary Knoble and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Mr. Scott O’Keefe THROUGH ANNUAL FUND, Company, LLC Fromson Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Robert Black Weiss Natalie Giana Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Jason MEMBERSHIP, GIFTS AND and Mr. Jonathan E. Garavel Byrne Kraczkowsky Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zachs Giordano Stone Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kenneth J. Carifa and Mary J. Krenn Zachs Family Dr. and Mrs. Thomas GRANTS, AND SPECIAL Pierre and MaryEllen Hamm Mark Garavel Christopher and Janet Foundation Gworek Guertin Laura R. Harris Drs. Alex and Marbelia M. Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Kurt EVENTS Hartford HealthCare Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Cech Charles and Joan Leach $500–$999 Hansen Hoffman Auto Group Holden, Jr. Mr. Blair Childs Mr. Gerald M. Lemega Ms. Monique M. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mrs. Jean Holden Sam and Polly Ms. Vicky Cirilli and Ms. Nancy R. Aduddell and Mr. Harris, Jr. $100,000+ Stuart Bear Family Hospital of Central Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lemega-Watt Dennis J. Klapperich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stanley Black & Decker Foundation, Inc. Connecticut Ion Bank Foundation Cohen Judie and Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Harris The Rhoda and David Mr. and Mrs. David G. John M. Jezowski Cohn Reznick Levy Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Craig $50,000–$99,999 Chase Family Jepson Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Halsey and Michele Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. B. Baiter Heinzman American Savings Foundation, Inc. Dr. Anna L. Eckersley- H. Johnson Cook Adlyn and Ted Ilene and Mike Baron Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Johnson JRO Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Loewenthal Mr. Chris Bontempi K.S. Hyland Department of Jarvis Mr. Bradford Korder Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Copeland Mrs. Barbara Louis Douglas Bray & Mr. Austin King Economic and Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Locke Lord LLP Judd Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Francine Austin Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Community Joseph M. Stephen and Miriam Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Covello Madfis Phil Brencher Knowlton Development Mrs. Wendy D. Kirkland R. Miller Kelly Kathryn S.L. Cox John and Brenda Mr. Emil A. Bruni Mr. and Ms. Robert A. Jay Porter Bruemmer** Drs. Timothy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Joan Lazar Kemler & Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Manning Michael Burke Kosher in memory of McLaughlin and Milliken Barry J. Kemler Degen George Martin Dr. and Mrs. Brian Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lorraine Venskunas Marian Kellner Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lawson Household Mr. David L. Donoghue Harry and Janice Mr. Frank Campbell Kosman Bruemmer Thomas and Filomena Peelle, Jr. David and Dorothy Environmental Systems Mazadoorian Alex Strother Cech Mr. and Mrs. Harold Todd and Marenda Soyster Jeannette B. Lund Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Linda Cheverton-Wick Kritzman Stitzer W. Casey and Kathryn Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Garrett V. Mowell and Walter Wick Debby and David Kvam West SEI Investments Maglaras Espeso Edwin Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Ms. Janet Lage and Mr. $25,000–$49,999 Mr. and Mrs. David K. Charles & Christine Ms. Margaret Marchak Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ms. Nancy C. Pedersen Church Robert Nixon Greater Hartford Arts Zwiener Shivery and Mr. Mark Schreier Fleischmann and Mr. Charles Pike M. R. Cipriano Mr. and Mrs. Peter Council Sorenson-Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bruce and Kris Fletcher Paul and Angela Penney Peter and Marcelyn LeBlanc John N. Howard $5,000–$9,999 Family Foundation Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr. and Mrs. David E. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ms. Louise W. Korder Avangrid Foundation Inc. Richard and Virginia Franklin Polk Walter A. Clebowicz Levine Barnes Group, Inc./ Ms. Ann Temkin McKernan Dr. Hilary E. Freedman John and Simone Mr. Allen Cohn and Ms. Andrew and Lauren $15,000–$24,999 Barnes Group The Tomasso Group Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Mr. Howard R. Reynolds Mary Himelstein Lieberman Sam and Janet Bailey Foundation, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth T. McQuade Zern Mrs. Belle Ribicoff Community Chest of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomspon Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morris Mr. Neal Freuden and Mrs. John H. Riege New Britain and Lindroth Anita A. Ferrante and Boudreau University of Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Ms. Andrea Levy Nancy A. Ringrose Berlin, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anthony Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Connecticut Oviedo Friendship Tours Mr. Douglas H. Robins Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Lovas Hartford Steam Brown Voya Financial Mary Margaret Piazza Division of the Mr. Peter Rogers and Quinby Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Boiler Inspection & Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Warrington Foundation Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Friendship Mrs. Logan Rogers Mary H. Crary Luciano Insurance Co. Burke III Douglas and Kimberly Susan and John Corporation Patricia and Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Joel N. Main Street Community SBM Charitable Central Connecticut Zeytoonjian Rathgeber Dr. and Mrs. James Salner Davis Foundation Foundation, Inc. State University Sonepar USA Gadzik Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Ambassador Fernando Ms. Leta W. Marks Tinty Foundation The Sandra and Arnold $2,500–$4,999 Starling Physicians Joseph Garner and Mr. and Mrs. Tony de Mello Barreto and Ms. Margaret A. Marx Webster Bank Chase Family Aetna Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Leslie Garner Scherer Minister-Counsellor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Foundation, Inc. Ascend Laboratories Stout Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ms. Julie Schnatz Maria Helena Mayer $10,000–$14,999 Brendan and Carol CCSU Foundation, Inc. The George A. and Garthwait, Jr. Rybeck and Mr. Dean Pinheiro Penna Dorothy and Robert Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Conry Clarence B. and Joan F. Grace L. Long Mr. David Gaynes W. Rybeck Ms. Caroline N. Dealy McAllister Byeff Roger Crandall Coleman Charitable Foundation Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Nick and Mr. Robert A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. The Cheryl Chase and Mr. Patrick Downes Foundation Claudia and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schuchardt Kosher Montstream

NBMAA DONORS TO MUSEUM OPERATIONS | 57 Ms. Melissa Nardiello Bombara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lescher Mr. and Mrs. William B. BoneeWeintraub, LLC Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. David Pape II Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Levine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonney Joseph Grabarz and Mr. Robert Linderman Pierz Carol and John Ronek Patel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Boochever Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Lips Pollack Nancy A. Brennan Grace Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Mr. Geoffrey Rathgeber Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Mr. Bruce Green Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reuben Burnside Dental Care Greenberg Lotstein Mr. and Mrs. Aaron PC Arthur and Zadelle Paul and Kay Marier Riege Mr. David Byeff and Ms. Krasow Greenblatt Ms. Anne McAloon Mr. Hal Rives Jill Larson Dr. Martha M. Sekiko McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. Austin Carey and Greenwood and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Rodrigue Mrs. Lynne Carey David Levin McLean John and Nancy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Doris and Ray Guenter Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rogers Carlson, Jr. Ms. Margo Lynn Meaney S&S Worldwide Mrs. Anne Carubba Hablutzel Mr. David W. Moore Mrs. Beverly Schreiber and Mr. Ronald A. Hartford Foundation for and Mrs. Deborah R. Mrs. Nancy S. Scott Carubba Public Giving Moore Dr. and Mrs. Neil Seong Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Nina Mayhall Hayes Joan G. Morgan Ms. Claire E. Shea and Carver Drs. R.V. and Patricia Marjorie E. Morrissey Ms. Tasia Kimball C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Hensley Mr. Robert Murzyn Judith Silver Mrs. Lynn F. Cavo Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. William Hess Mr. Frank Haviland Small Civitillo Samuel and Marcia Sara Cree Norris Clare Brett Smith Constance M. Clark Hinckley Mr. Andrew Obelnicki Mr. Stephen R. Sorrell Audrey B. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and Ms. Kathleen and Mr. Robert R. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Hirsch Kelliher Roch Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. William Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stine Donald Davidson Hoff Mrs. Joani Olsen Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Mrs. Angela Orsene Thomson DeLisa Holland Mr. Albert Palmero Mrs. Melissa Toth Father Kevin G. Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Lana B. Pentore Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Donovan Honore Mr. Philip Putnam** Ursprung Ms. Christine M. Doty Mr. Mark Hopkins Elenor G. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mr. and Mrs. James Viscogliosi Downes III Hubbard Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Ernst H. Ms. Renee Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen von Metzsch Elaine Dymczyk Mr. and Mrs. James W. Revis Gwen and Lin Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Jacobs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ms. Rosemary Winandy Eagle John R. Schroeder, AIA Reynolds Roy Wiseman and Lisa Elizabeth Elia Sally and Carl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Celina Marquis (right) guides a teen artist during a portraiture class Kugelman Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Charles and Gina Kahn Richter Ms. Mary Wynn Emerick Dr. Jeffrey Katz Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Dr. George E. Skarvinko Ms. Ann E. Thomas Lynn and John Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Yu Dick and Donna Fanelli Mr. and Mrs. Todd Richter and Ms. Susan and Mr. Michael B. Wadhams Emilie L. Yukna Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. Robert Farr and Ms. Kaufman Ms. Estrella Rivera Skarvinko Bonzagni Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Zaccheo, M.D. Diana McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robert and Brenda Ms. Elizabeth L. Snow Mr. Vincent Turley and Wagner Zacchei Ms. Victoria Farrell Keane Roggeveen Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ms. Fran Barringer Marilyn W. Walsh Miss Alexis V. $250–$499 Mr. and Mrs. Dana R. Rev. Elisabeth Aurand Ms. Shawna Rosol Stack, Jr. United Technologies Mr. Steve Webb Zimmerman John A. and Emma Finnegan and David Keating Paul and Annette Salina Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Amodio David Flint Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ms. Elizabeth Sava Cyndi Billiam Stern Ms. Dawn Veillette Whittemore Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. Richard Angotta Ms. Rhona Free and Mr. Kingsley Mr. Brad Schide The Prudential Diana Susan Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Zinn Anonymous Peter Boardman Jan and David Klein Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Winter Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Martin Kline Schwedel Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Wodtke WorldBusiness Capital, Astmann Fromson Mr. Bill Knight and Ms. Ms. Patricia Scott Ms. Ellen Babcock Drs. Michael and Jill Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Adrienne Fulco Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sexton Baekeland Joel A. Gengras Kosto Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. David N. Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Dr. Leena Langeland Sharp Barry Gengras Richard and Elaine Lau Ms. Stephanie Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. John Beers Mr. Paul Gianaris Law Office of Kevin C. Mr. Garrett Sheehan Jack and Francie Mr. N.W. Gibbons and Ferry, LLC Joseph M. Shortall & Bergquist Ms. Lizz Marascivlo Ms. Sandra A. Lee Sara L. Bernstein Laura Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Michael Robert T. Leo, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan * The Department of Economic and Community Development also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts # Supported in part by the Greater Hartford Arts Council’s United Arts Campaign Mr. and Mrs. John Godbout Mr. and Mrs. Mark Siegel ** Deceased

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Rodrigue Mazadoorian THESING TECHNOLOGY Chris and Chuck Shivery Anne E. McAloon Tom Soyster Melanie I. McCue FUND DONORS Donna and Sam Stout Melissa Nardiello Lindsley and Gwen Edmund G. Noyes Wellman Bradley Olson PERFECT TEN Dennis Klapperich Annie Parker ($1,000+) Tom Bell KUDOS ($75–$249) Simone and John Kathryn S.L. Cox Dr. and Mrs. Peter Byeff Gerald I. Blank, M.D. Reynolds John N. Howard and M. Cipriano and Deanie LaPlante- Judy Silver Wendy Kirkland Vicky Cirilli Blank Sharon Stotz Barbara L. Louis and Kay Knight Clarke and Kenneth J. Carifa and Lynne A. Ustach George A. Louis** Dick Buel Mark S. Garavel Lynn and John Dr. Timothy McLauglin Anita and Anthony Cheryl and Herb Carlson Wadhams Steve and Miriam Miller Ferrante Anne Carubba Susan Burr Williams Todd and Marenda Tom Flanigan and Jane Watson Lisa Hayes Williams Stitzer Jonathan Stone Charbonnier Michael Timura Tom and Gloria Gworek Marina and Patrick Clark WITH THANKS (UP TO Sam and Polly Leonard Clough and $74) BRAVO ($500–$999) Huntington Betty Keirstead Ilene and Mike Baron Sam Bailey Douglas and Tita Hyland Kye and Rich Cohen Tom and Gay Fialko Ken and Judy Boudreau Kelly Jarvis Bob and Wendy DeLisa Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Sandra and Arnold David and Sharon Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mary Jane Gately Chase Jepson Judith Gaffney Marie S. Gustin Brendan and Carol John M. Jezowski and Natalie Giana Pat Hickox Conry Saundra Kasper Pierre and MaryEllen Marie Koller Elizabeth Elia Elliot & Carolyn Joseph Guertin Rita C. Kordoski Min Jung Kim Dr. Richard L. and Nina Mayhall Hayes Nancy and Jerry Mary J. Krenn Nancy F. Judd Dr. Theodore and Hon. Lemega Richard and Virginia Martin Kline Nancy L. Johnson Jenna Lucas McKernan Bradford Korder Tom Lanson and Lori Katy Matsuzaki Jeannette Margaret W. Lawson Becker-Lanson Angela Orsene Schermerhorn Linda Mare Sandra A. Lee Charles Robinson Kathryn and Casey Gloria and Alvaro Robert T. Leo, Jr. Amanda Shuman West Oviedo Sylvia and Ian Lucas William and Barbara Mary Margaret Piazza Brenda Manning Taylor WELL DONE ($250– Susan and John George Martin Linda Webber $499) Rathgeber Harry and Janice Monique Aduddell and Norman and Janet

Claudia Thesing (right), pictured with her sister Wendy DeLisa, retired after 27 dedicated years. The Thesing Technology Fund was started in her honor as she helped facilitate and implement some of the Museum’s first computers

NBMAA ADDITIONAL DONATIONS & GIFTS | 61 RESTRICTED GIFTS

Anonymous Ferrante Bank of America— Ann and Arthur Grey Museums on Us Foundation Raul and Emilie de Sally Levering Brigard James B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Ernst and Gail von Delano Metzsch Katherine and Stephen Todd Marenda and Dow Todd Stitzer Anita Arcuni Ferrante Kathryn West and Anthony

MATCHING GIFTS IN-KIND DONORS

Aetna Foundation Pfizer Ms. Susan Borden Dahlgren Amica Companies St. Paul Travelers Mr. Robert Colopy and Harvest New England Foundation Foundation Ms. Gia Pascarelli Mr. Roger Peterson Charles Schwab Fund Stanley Black & Decker Mr. Charles O. Dechand S&S Worldwide Cigna Synchrony Financial and Ms. Judith Z. Mr. Nelson H. White FM Global Foundation The Walt Disney GE Foundation Company Foundation IBM Corporation United Technologies Johnson & Johnson Corporation MassMutual Voya Financial

Mary Claire Reidy Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hinckley TRIBUTES Lynn and John Nichols Mrs. Erin Illingsworth Wadhams Mr. Stephen C. Atwood Ms. Doreen R. Kindelan and Mr. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John IN HONOR OF IN MEMORY OF Nichols Lambert Kathryn S. Cox’s E. Irving Blomstrann Margaret Libby Birthday Mrs. Lois Blomstrann Paul Perras Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Dal Marino Zwiener Christopher M. Cox Negro, CPA Louis Morando Kathryn S.L. Cox Mr. Leonard D. Prygoda Ruth Dorfman’s 90th Theresa H. Pescosolido and Ms. Anna Birthday Charles C. Gordens Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Racanelli Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ms. Mary Wynn Amodio, Jr. Mr. David Schoenwolff Parker Dr. Regina A. Strand Students from Trinity College in Hartford, CT, join Museum docent Gay Fialko for a tour during their fall semester, 2016 Mr. Raymond Guarino Mrs. Lorraine Marisa Harris Diane Rottier Schoenwolff Herbert D. Silver Ms. Frances Dunn Daniel Auten Lynn and John Dorothy Labbe Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Wadhams Tita Hyland’s Birthday Debra Dresner Auten Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mr. Pedro Bernardino Joann B. Temkin Zwiener Sanford B.D. Low Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Ann Temkin Sanford Hart Low Dillon Stephani Mangiafico Ms. Josefine M. Grau Anne Toffolon Ms. Frances Dunn Lynn McDonald Mrs. Jeannette Gray- Ms. Pam Bobrowski and Bruce and Judith Blondin Ms. Sharon Lyons Linda Mare Blackman Mr. Thomas M. Grossi Ms. Sally Svensk Ms. Carol Lacoss Marcia and Samuel

NBMAA ADDITIONAL DONATIONS & GIFTS | 63 Ambrogio McDonald THE ART OF WINE & FOOD Michael Barton Cure Restaurant & Bar— OCTOBER 13, 2016 Dr. Gerald Becker Chef Greg Marcuson Kenneth Burtis David Alan Hospitality Dr. Peter and Gail Byeff Group—Chef Keith Paul Campagna Chzinski & Chef EVENT CO-CHAIRS Adams Garden of Eden Cris and JoAnn Cherry Karina Robles John Dillaway Barnes Group of Villa Creek Cellars Esca Restaurant & Wine Margaret Marchak Allen Cohn Allen Cohn Bar—Chef Anthony CohnReznik Dr. Martin Cooper Camilleri & Chef EVENT DIRECTOR Nick Conti Steve Crudi Joseph Bucholz Vicky Cirilli, Cirilli John Dillaway John Dillaway First & Last Tavern— Associates drinkbetter.com Deborah Feingold Chef Scott Lanza Deborah Feingold Firebox Restaurant Foxwoods Resort EVENT COMMITTEE FIJI Water Foxwoods Resort & Casino & Cake by Robert M. Belniak Janice Hasenjager Casino Franck—Chef Edward Maryanne Bergenty Dr. Robert Katz Billy Grant Restaurant Allen & Chef Franck Allen Cohn Robert and Debbie Katz Group Iglesias Martin Cooper Paladin Commercial Peter Greenwood Grants Restaurant Steve Crudi Printers Hardcore Sweet and Bar, Morris Davenport Riverhouse Catering Hartford Stage Restaurant Bricco, Zachary A. Hummel Elizabeth Tiffany Hawk’s Landing Country Bricco Trattoria Carolyn Joseph Thompson Club Glastonbury—Chef The Walker Group Holly Holden Jay Groten & Chef PRESENTED BY The Staff and Ellen Hoverkamp Sean Farrell Farmington Bank Volunteers of the IRIS Photography Grass Roots Ice Cream— Stanley Black & Decker New Britain Museum Jeff Katz Eliza Florian of American Art Brian Lindroth Hardcore Sweet SILVER SPONSOR Jeffrey Lizotte & Cupcakes—Baker Stanley Black & Decker NBMAA THE ART Thomas Gale Nicole Braddock WFSB OF WINE & FOOD Roger Loeb & Baker Johannah PATRONS: Margaret Marchak & Roda-McNaboe BRONZE SPONSOR Kenneth F. Burtis Mark Schreier India—Chef Prasad SEI Investments Len Comeau and Ed Metro Bis Restaurant Chirnomula Russo Nadeau’s Auction Millwrights Restaurant— COPPER SPONSORS John Dillaway Gallery Pastry Chef Kristin Hartford HealthCare/ Anthony and Anita Dr. Andrew and Patricia Eddy & Chef/Owner The Hospital of Ferrante Salner Tyler Anderson Central Connecticut John N. Howard and Mark Stern Michael Rooster Company— Downes Construction Wendy Kirkland Watts Chef K.C. Ward Company LLC Kelly and Jonathan Martin Webber Seasonal Sweets & Hoffman Auto Group Jarvis Demetrius Tolides Catering—Chef Jim United Illuminating David Jepson Linda and Michael Calkins Company John M. Jezowski and Tomasso Shearwater Organic Tomasso Group Saundra Stauffer Michael Watts Coffee Roasters— Locke Lord LLP Elliot and Carolyn A Friend of the NBMAA Roaster Ed Freedman Elizabeth Tiffany Joseph Tisane Euro-Asian Thompson Sylvia and Harvey Kelly PARTICIPATING Café—Chef Brian Margaret Marchak and RESTAURANTS Scileppi FRIENDS OF THE Mark Schreier B Restaurants—Chef Toshi Izakaya Japanese MUSEUM Timothy McLaughlin Derik Mitera Restaurant—Chef Ascend Laboratories and Marian Kellner La Belle Farms/Bella Yakko Ma EMCOR Alvaro and Gloria Bella Gourmet—Chef Vermont Creamery Starling Physicians Oviedo Bob Ambrose Joseph and Beverly Belvedere Café—Chef PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY Pierz Ela Konferowicz WINES & SPIRITS SPONSORS Guy and Darlene Blue Plate Kitchen— Boisset Family Estates drinkbetter.com Simonian Chef Louis Fiore Chateau Ste Michelle Shearwater Organic Todd and Marenda Carbone’s Kitchen— Delicato Family Coffee Roasters Stitzer Chef Vinnie Carbone Vineyards Vermont Creamery W. Casey and Kathryn Confetti Restaurant & Deutsch Family Wine & West Artisan Caterers— Spirits MEDIA SPONSORS Chef Peter Lemnotis E. & J. Gallo Winery WFSB AUCTION DONORS & Chef Stephen Grace Foley Family Wines Hartford Magazine Anonymous Cook and the Bear— Hand Picked Selections iHeart Radio Alforno Ristorante, Old Chef Tyler Anderson Hartford Flavor Saybrook & Chef Jamie Company 1 Elbert Weinberg, The Blind Sister of Narcissus, 1989, Bronze, 23 /2 x 24 x 28 inches, Acquired from the Elbert Weinberg Trust SPECIAL THANKS Dr. Riccardo and Lisa

NBMAA ADDITIONAL DONATIONS & GIFTS | 65 Catherine Doocy Jared The Galleria of Photography W.M. Simpson Hartley & Parker Latitude Beverages Michael David Winery Vintage Point: Partners Elite Island Resorts Jewelry Jerzy Michalski Victoria Sivigny Limited Leonardo LoCascio Monsieur Touton in Wine Carol English Vladimir Jovicevic David Millen Catherine Whall Smith Infinium Spirits Selections Selection, Ltd. William Grant & Sons Inez Faillace Randie Kahrl Carmen J. Monaco Clare Brett Smith JUSTIN Vineyards and Martin Ray Vineyard & Opici Wines Winam Wines Feinstein’s/54 Below Chet Kempczynski Simone Olivia Moritz SOMA Movement Landmark Vineyards Winery Santa Margherita USA Claire Fish Pat Klein Kat Murphy Studio Ella Fles Martin Kline Arthur Murray West Janet Sorokin Four Columns Sharon Kocay Farms Samuel & Donna Stout Lindsey Fyfe Janet Lage Bradley Olson Michael Sundra Paul Gabrail Carol Lavoie ON20 Rashmi Talpade Eric Ginsburg Neil LeFebvre Paul Ott Michael Theise THE ART PARTY OF THE Invitation Sponsor Charles J. Hamm Joe Gitterman Roxann Poppe Priscilla Palumbo MG Trask Paladin Commercial The Glass House Leibenhaut Sarah Paolucci Linda and Michael YEAR Printing John Singleton Copley Glimmerglass Festival Deborah Leonard Janet Passehl Tomasso Patrons: $1,000 John and Norma Green Suzanne Jill Levy Tanvi Pathare Peter Waite MAY 6, 2017 Framing Sponsor Kathryn S.L. Cox Peter Greenwood Brian H. Lindroth Charles Pinto Jr. Brian C. Walters II Shortell Framing, Anita and Anthony The Goodwin John LoPresti Mario M. Pires Warner Theatre Hartford Ferrante Zbigniew Grzyb Karl Lund Julia S. Powell NC Whitcher Hartford Symphony Barbara Maiser Jan Prentice Nelson H. White GALA CHAIR CO- Diamond Sponsor Special Thanks to Norman Rockwell Orchestra Brenda Manning Sara Prentis-Brown The White Hart Inn CHAIRS Webster Bank Riverhouse Catering Patrons: $550 Clymenza Hawkins Layne Marholin James Prosek Stephen Wilson Katherine Dow Nelson H. White and the Brendan and Carol Charlotte Hedlund Kevin McNamara and Riverhouse Catering Winter Associates, Inc. Logan Rogers Gold Sponsors Florence Academy of Conry Luciana Heineman Craig Nowak of KPM Shawna Rosol (Linda Stamm, AAA) Hartford Steam Boiler Art, Italy Pierre and MaryEllen Mundy Hepburn Arts and Antiques Nan Runde Eleni Zouridakis GALA HONORARY CO- Munich RE Linda Stamm Guertin The Hopkins Inn Joan McPherson Claudia Ryan CHAIRS The Staff and Kelly and Jonathan Lois House Jean McQuillan Christine Shivery Gail and Ernst von Silver Sponsor Volunteers of the Jarvis IRIS Photography Melissa Meredith Shuttle Meadow Metzsch Chase Family New Britain Museum Dr. Timothy P. Joan Jardine Phyllis Meredith Country Club Foundations of American Art McLaughlin and Dr. GALA COORDINATOR The Cheryl Chase and Marian Kellner Marina Luri-Clark Stuart Bear Family TABLE HOSTS Donna and Sam Stout Foundation Gail and Peter D. Byeff GALA COMMITTEE The Rhoda and Atty. Kenneth J. Carifa Donors to the ART Gail Byeff David Chase Family and Mr. Mark S. Party of the Year Jamie Cohen Foundation Garavel Constance Clark Kay Cox The Sandra and Jaime and Isaac Cohen Larry and Carol English Anita Ferrante Arnold Chase Family Kathryn S.L. Cox Carol LeWitt Thomas Flanigan Foundation Jamie Ann and Timothy Joel Gengras Curley AUCTION DONORS Jan Hasenjager Bronze Sponsor Katherine and Stephen Steve Adams Wendy Kirkland Barnes Group Dow Advanced SportsPlex & Kathleen Lindroth Anita and Anthony Training Kevin McNamara Copper Sponsors Ferrante Barbara J. Alex Carle Mowell American Savings Susan and Donald Hight Emma A. Amodio Susan Rathgeber Foundation John N. Howard and Anonymous Marenda Stitzer Hartford Health Care & Wendy Kirkland Paul Baylock Donna Stout Hospital of Central Jonathan and Kelly Susan E. Bender Connecticut Jarvis Rita Brieger GALA AFTER DARK Sam & Janet Bailey Barry and Joan Kemler David Brown COMMITTEE Stanley Black & Decker Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Roderick H. Brown Simon Abrahms Miller Sara Brown Elizabeth Beale Lighting and Sound Brad and Amy Morris Richard Brzozowski AWS Marcella Jalbert Sponsors Susan and John Peter and Gail Byeff Phillip Mangiaracina EMCOR Rathgeber Margot Callahan Rachel Oliverio Sonepar Logan and Peter Rogers Paul Campagna Kaylah Smith Chris and Charles Kenneth J. Carifa Décor Sponsor Shivery Karen Cashman SPONSORS Hoffman Auto Group Todd and Marenda Barbara Castrucci Platinum Sponsor Stitzer Central Optica The Stitzer Family Entertainment Donna and Sam Stout Kay Knight Clarke Todd & Marenda Sponsors Linda and Michael Jamie and Isaac Cohen Stitzer Environmental Systems Tomasso Rosemary Cotnoir Kate, Steve, Henry, Corp. Ruthie Davis Tad & Libby Dow Downes Construction PATRONS Carol M. deBerry Hunter & Parker Sharon and Dave Patron Table Hosts: Clinton A. Deckert Stitzer Jepson $3,750 Delamar West Hartford Roger Crandall Del-Bourree Bach Marina Luri-Clark (left), the Museum’s Gala Coordinator, and Min Jung Kim (right), Director & CEO, with Gala Co-Chairs Katherine Dow (left, center) and Logan Rogers (right, center) at the 17th Annual Spring Gala on May 6, 2017

NBMAA ADDITIONAL DONATIONS & GIFTS | 67 NBMAA FUNDS/ ADDITIONS TO FUNDS/ HERITAGE SOCIETY

Temporarily Restricted Batchelor Operating OPERATING HOLIDAY Fund—Permanently & DECORATING Temporarily Restricted Holiday Decorating Jay And Lorraine BUILDING & Lecture Series Fund—Temporarily Bruemmer Memorial FURNISHINGS Fund—Permanently & Restricted Fund—Board Restricted Building & Furnishings Temporarily Restricted MARION HUSE Martha Pease Bronson Fund—Board Restricted Melinda and Paul COLLECTION Endowment Fund— CURATORIAL Sullivan Lecture Series Barstow Fund— Permanently & Chase Family Curator Fund—Permanently & Temporarily & Board Temporarily Restricted of American Art Temporarily Restricted Restricted Charles and Elizabeth Fund—Permanently & Jean Holden Eminent MAINTENANCE/ Buchanan Fund—Board Temporarily Restricted Visiting Artists LANDSCAPING Restricted DIRECTOR Workshop Fund— Harold M. and Charlene Jean and Harold Clarke Hyland Medal Fund— Permanently & A. Gray Fund—Board Memorial Endowment Board Restricted Temporarily Restricted Restricted Fund—Permanently & EDUCATION EXHIBITIONS Martha And Henry Temporarily Restricted Collections staff Keith Gervase and Stacy Cerullo with artists Billy Al Bengston (middle left) and Ed Rucha (far right) at An Evening with The Cool School on Dr. Pauline M. Alt Bailey Family Fund for Pelton—Permanently & Elizabeth H. And June 22, 2017 Education Fund— Special Exhibitions— Temporarily Restricted Stanley M. Cooper Permanently & Permanently & PLANNED GIVING Fund—Board Restricted Temporarily Restricted Temporarily Restricted Leonard G. Clough Margaret M. Cooper Docent Yellow Bus Katheryn Cox Planned Giving Fund— Fund—Board Restricted Fund—Temporarily Endownment Fund for Board Restricted Endowment Fund— Restricted Special Exhibitions— TECHNOLOGY Board Restricted PERPETUAL TRUSTS HELD BY OTHERS Education Fund—Board Temporarily Restricted Thesing Technology Henry Sage Goodwin Restricted Howard Frompson Fund—Permanently Fund—Board Restricted Robert Lehman Lecture Endowment For Grace Judd Landers Restricted EXHIBITION GENERAL OPERATIONS Fund—Permanently & Emerging Artists— GENERAL Fund—Board Restricted Helen P.G. and John C. Vibberts: This fund is a permanent, Elizabeth M. Wick, Managed by Merrill Lynch Helen Talcott Stanley Temporarily Restricted Temporarily Restricted OPERATIONS designed fund at the Community Foundation of Greater ACQUISITION Catherine M. Rogers Shaker Gallery Fund— William and Bette Fund— Board Restricted New Britain for the conservation and maintenance of the Charles F. Smith Perpetual Trust—Board Restricted, entire Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Collection Administered By Bank of America

Temporarily Restricted William F. Brooks ACQUISITION John Butler Talcott Fund—Board Restricted Fund—Permanently & General Purchase Temporarily Restricted Fund—Board Restricted WILLIAM L. AND Eighteenth through the Paul W. Zimmerman Stephen B. Lawrence NEW ENDOWMENT FUNDS BETTE BATCHELOR Twentieth Century— Purchase Fund— Fund—Board Restricted GALLERY Temporarily Restricted Temporarily Restricted Edward A. and Mary W. ESTABLISHED DURING FY17 William and Bette ILLUSTRATION WORKS ON PAPER Mag Fund—Permanently Batchelor Acquisitions Sanford B.D. Low Jane and Victor Darnell & Temporarily Fund—Permanently & Fund—Board Restricted Fund—Permanent & Restricted Thesing Technology Fund: On the occasion of Claudia established the Thesing Technology Fund, a permanent Temporarily Restricted LIVING ARTISTS Temporary Restricted Luda S. Piecka Thesing’s retirement after 27 years of service to the endowment to support museum operations having to do 18TH AND 19TH Members Purchase GENERAL Fund—Permanently & NBMAA, and recognizing her contribution to the with technology. CENTURY Fund—Board Restricted ACQUISITION Temporarily Restricted advancement of the Museum, Board leadership has Rita K. Heimann Fund Joseph H. and Janet Alice Osborne Bristol for the Purchase of L. Myers Fund— Fund—Permanently & American Art from the Permanently & Temporarily Restricted

NBMAA NBMAA FUNDS/ADDITIONS TO FUNDS/HERITAGE SOCIETY | 69 View of California Dreaming: Ed Moses, Billy Al Bengston & Ed Ruscha in the Helen T. and Philip B. Stanley Gallery

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

NBMAA # = Charter Member ** = Deceased Member NBMAA FUNDS/ADDITIONS TO FUNDS/HERITAGE SOCIETY | 71 Programs TRUSTEES EMERITI Dr. Marie S. Gustin Janet L. Myers Lindsley Wellman Molly McGuire, Visitor Timothy Bergstrom R. Alan Hunter Gloria Oviedo Linda Cheverton-Wick STAFF, TRUSTEES, Services Associate Kenneth Boudreau Dr. Richard L. Judd John J. Patrick Jr. Kimberly Zeytoonjian Lynn Nadeau, Visitor William (Bob) R. Brown Coleman B. Levy Hugh B. Penney Services Associate Kenneth J. Carifa Brenda Manning John R. Rathgeber DIRECTOR & CEO Terrance Regan*, Rhoda L. Chase John S. Manning Hal Rives Min Jung Kim COMMITTEES Manager Volunteer & Leonard G. Clough Henry R. Martin Donna M. Stout Visitor Services Brendan T. Conry Virginia J. McKernan Melinda Sullivan Sarah Rohlfing*,Visitor Howard A. Fromson Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Michael Timura Services Supervisor Shawna Rosol, Visitor STAFF MARKETING Manager Experience Program Nicolai Artymiak, Robert Anthony, Coordinator Gloria Oviedo (Trustee Bradley Olson, Assistant Interactive Designer & Security Amy Sciongay#, Visitor COMMITTEES OF THE Emeritus) Registar Developer Tarik Clayton, Security Services Associate ADMINISTRATION/ Chris Shivery Lisa Hayes Williams, Jenny Haskins, Paul Grzyb, Weekend Susan Sterniak, Visitor CURATORIAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Thomas Soyster Curatorial Assistant Copywriter Security/Facilities Services Associate Michelle Hargrave#, Donna Stout (Trustee to the Director Melissa Nardiello, Supervisor Rashmi Talpade, Visitor Deputy Director Emeritus) Marketing & Design Michael Mindera, Services Associate Min Jung Kim, Director Manager Security EXECUTIVE Lisa Hayes Williams, Linda Tomasso DEVELOPMENT & CEO COMMITTEE Curatorial Assistant Lindsley Wellman COMMITTEE Vaurice Rodgers, MUSEUM SHOP Lisa Williams, Curatorial Trustees to the Director (Trustee Emeritus) Trustees EDUCATION Security JoAnne Barry-Dutro*, Assistant to the John N. Howard, Chair Kathryn West Kathryn West, Chair Morgan Bengel#, Studio William Rodriguez, Museum Shop Director Anita Ferrante, Vice- BUILDING AND David Zwiener Ken Boudreau (Trustee Arts Educator Security Associate Chair GROUNDS COMMITTEE Emeritus) Lara DelPiano#, Studio Andriy Shuter, Security Kerry-Anne Campbell- COLLECTIONS Pierre Guertin, Treasurer Trustees Honorary Members Barbara Bradbury-Pape Arts Educator Murphy Whitehouse*, Barrett#, Museum Stacy Cerullo, Kay Knight Clark, David Jepson, Chair Sylvia Bonney Brendan Conry (Trustee Linda Mare, Director of Security Shop Associate Collections Manager Secretary Neal Freuden (Honorary Trustee) Emeritus) Education Sarah Cormier*, Keith Gervase, William Chase, At-Large Richard Judd (Trustee Rhoda Chase (Trustee Kathryn Cox Celina Marquis*, Studio VISITOR SERVICES Museum Shop Installation Specialist Kathryn Cox, At-Large Emeritus) Emerita) Anita Ferrante Arts Educator Ashley Berube*, Visitor Associate Bradley Olson, David Jepson, At-Large David Polk Linda Cheverton-Wick Tom Flanigan Mary Claire Reidy, Services Associate Olivia Fadus#, Museum Collections Associate Carolyn J. Joseph, At- Tom Soyster (Honorary Trustee) Pierre Guertin Coordinator of Melanie Carr*, Director Shop Associate Large Howard Fromson Dave Jepson Academic Programs of Visitor Services & Stephanie Perales#, DEVELOPMENT Chris Shivery, At-Large Members (Trustee Emeritus) Donna Stout (Trustee Katherine Swanson, Curator of New Media Assistant Museum Jenna D. Lucas, Todd Stitzer, At Large Marenda Stitzer Emeritus) Coordinator of Eva Elmore*, Front Desk Store Manager Development Kathryn West, At-Large Museum Members Family & Community Team Lead Angela Taylor, Assistant Associate/Membership Staff Lynn Blau (Council of Museum Members Programs Amanda Ernest, Shop Supervisor Amanda Shuman, Staff Michelle Hargrave, Advisors) Margaret Lawson Heather Whitehouse*, Manager of Visitor & Dori Melowicz#, Interim Director of Min Jung Kim, Director Deputy Director Sue Fisher (Council of (Council of Advisors) Associate Curator of Volunteer Experience Museum Shop Development & CEO Tom Bell, Director of Advisors) Education Gabriella George, Front Associate Joseph Sylvester*, Finance/IT/HR Muriel Fleischman Staff Desk Team Lead Margaret Vaughan*, Development BY-LAWS & Paul Grzyb, Security (Council of Advisors) Min Jung Kim, Director FINANCE Elizabeth Guignino#, Museum Shop Assistant OPERATING POLICY Mike Smith, Facilities Tom Gworek (Council of & CEO Thomas Bell, Director of Visitor Services Manager Claudia Thesing*, Finance Associate REVIEW COMMITTEE Manager Advisors) Michelle Hargrave, Director of Trustees Susan Hight (Council of Deputy Director Georgia Graham*, Keri Halloran#, Visitor # Joined staff during Development Linda Tomasso, Chair COLLECTIONS Advisors) Amanda Shuman, Finance Manager Services Associate the year Alexis Zimmerman#, Ken Carifa (Trustee COMMITTEE Paul Kanev (Council of Interim Director of Jeffrey Mainville#, *Departed staff during Development Emeritus) Trustees Advisors) Development FACILITY & SECURITY Senior Manager of the year Assistant Michael Smith, Facilities Visitor Experience Kay Knight Clark Anita Ferrante, Chair Gary Knoble (Council of Jenna Lucas, Kathryn Cox Ken Carifa (Trustee Advisors) Development Anita Ferrante Emeritus) Dorothy Lund (Council Associate Pierre Guertin Kay Knight Clarke of Advisors) Joe Sylvester, Richard Judd (Trustee Kathryn Cox Mary Piazza (Council of Development David Jepson ‘18 HONORARY TRUSTEES Emeritus) Tom Flanigan Advisors) Assistant BOARD OF TRUSTEES John M. Jezowski ‘19 Dr. Frederick Baekeland Chris Shivery Holly Holden Susan Rathgeber C.J. Joseph ‘19 and Mrs. Joan Claudia Thesing John N. Howard, (Ex- Rusty Tilney EDUCATION Officio) Lynne Ustach COMMITTEE OFFICERS Dr. Peter Byeff ‘17 Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘19 Baekeland Staff Kelly Jarvis Trustees John N. Howard, Chair William Chase ‘17 David Polk ‘18 Sylvia Bonney Min Jung Kim, Director David Jepson Staff David Polk, Chair Anita Ferrante, Vice-Chair Halsey Cook ‘18 Esther Pryor ’19 # Alyce Fuller & CEO Carolyn J. Joseph Min Jung Kim, Director Richard Judd (Trustee Pierre Guertin, Treasurer Dr. Martin Cooper ‘18 Chris Shivery ‘18 Charles and Irene Hamm Michelle Hargrave, Brenda Manning & CEO Emeritus) Kay Knight Clark, Kathryn Cox ‘17 Marzena Silpe ‘19 The Honorable Nancy Deputy Director (Trustee Emeritus) Michelle Hargrave, Brenda Manning Secretary John Dillaway ‘18 Thomas Soyster ‘19 Johnson and Dr. Linda Mare, Director of Hank Martin (Trustee Deputy Director (Trustee Emeritus) Holly Holden ‘18 Todd Stitzer ‘17 Theodore Johnson Education Emeritus) Stacy Cerullo, TRUSTEES Thomas C. Flanigan ‘17 Linda Tomasso ‘19 Robert Lesser Amanda Shuman, Tim McLaughlin Collections Manager Museum Members Samuel Bailey, Jr. ‘17 Neal Freuden ‘19 Kathryn West ‘17 Nelson H. White Interim Director of (Trustee Emeritus) Keith Gervase, Ruthie Davis Barbara Bradbury-Pape ‘17 David S. Grey ’19 + David K. Zwiener ‘18 Mayor Erin Stewart Development M. Stephen Miller Installation Specialist Terry Gianzinetti Russell E. Burke III ‘18 Kelly Jarvis ‘19 # Joined FY17 + Departed FY17

NBMAA STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS | 73 Farida Jilani Hal Rives (Trustee Education Collections Manager Susan Hight Mary Piazza Lynne Wadhams Emeritus) Melissa Nardiello, Lisa Hayes Williams, COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Paul Kanev Charles Robinson (Council of Advisors) Todd Stitzer Marketing and Design Curatorial Assistant Gary Knoble Jeannette Schermerhorn Manager to the Director Margaret Lawson Stephen Schwartz Staff Staff Amanda Shuman, Janet Bailey Sue Fisher Dorothy Lund Marenda Brown Stitzer Michelle Hargrave, Min Jung Kim, Director Interim Director of NOMINATING Lynn Blau Muriel Fleischmann Michael Maglaras Lynn Wadhams Deputy Director & CEO Development COMMITTEE Cheryl Carlson Tom Gworek Kevin McNamara Jean Young Linda Mare, Director of Michelle Hargrave, Mike Smith, Facilities Trustees Tom Colville Charles Hamm Graydon Parrish Education Deputy Director Manager Kathryn Cox, Chair Tom Bell, Director of Lisa Hayes Williams, Barbara Bradbury-Pape FINANCE COMMITTEE Finance/IT/HR Curatorial Assistant Holly Holden Trustees to the Director Donna Stout (Trustee Pierre Guertin, Chair LONG-RANGE PLAN Emeritus) Ken Boudreau (Trustee COMMITTEE LOW ILLUSTRATION Tom Soyster Emeritus) Trustees COMMITTEE David Zwiener William Chase David Jepson, Chair Trustees Kay Knight Clarke Ken Boudreau (Trustee Lindsley Wellman, Chair Staff Brendan Conry (Trustee Emeritus) (Trustee Emeritus) Min Jung Kim, Director Emeritus) Barbara Bradbury-Pape Kathryn Cox & CEO John N. Howard Ken Carifa (Trustee Michelle Hargrave, John Rathgeber Emeritus) Museum Members Deputy Director (Trustee Emeritus) Neal Freuden Scott Bakal Todd Stitzer Anita Ferrante Dick Boyle PERSONNEL David Zwiener Coleman Levy (Trustee Leslie Cober-Gentry COMMITTEE Emeritus) Terri Goldich Trustees Staff Cora Lynn Deibler John Dillaway, Chair Min Jung Kim, Director Museum Members Vincent DiFate Ken Carifa (Trustee & CEO Don Droppo (Council of Leonard Everett Fisher Emeritus) Michelle Hargrave, Advisors) Charles Ferguson M. Stephen Miller Deputy Director Tom Gworek (Council of Rebecca Leveille-Guay John Patrick (Trustee Tom Bell, Director of Advisors) Ross MacDonald Emeritus) Finance/IT/HR Wendell Minor Linda Tomasso Staff Dennis Nolan Kim Zeytoonjian INVESTMENT Min Jung Kim, Director Roger Reed (Trustee Emeritus) COMMITTEE & CEO Jack Tom Kathryn West Trustees Michelle Hargrave, Eric Velasquez John M. Jezowski, Chair Deputy Director Walter Wick Museum Members Sam Bailey Tom Bell, Director of John Witt Doug Bray Ken Boudreau (Trustee Finance/IT/HR Farida Jilani Emeritus) Stacy Cerullo, Staff Becky Lowry William Chase Collections Manager Min Jung Kim, Director Lynne Ustach Brendan Conry (Trustee Jeffrey Mainville, Senior & CEO Emeritus) Manager, Visitor Michelle Hargrave, Staff Pierre Guertin Experience Programs Deputy Director Tom Bell, Director of John N. Howard Linda Mare, Director of Stacy Cerullo, Finance/IT/HR

1 1 Maxfield Parrish,Dusk, 1942, 13 /4 x 15 /4 in., Oil on Masonite, Charles F. Smith Fund, 1966.52LIC

NBMAA STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS | 75 VOLUNTEERS

Ronald B. Abbe Vincent Gagliardi Brenda Manning Roberta Shea Elizabeth Aloi Felicia Gajda Kay Marier Ellen Sheehan Francine D. Augeri Max Gasner Amanda Mark Sue Sheroff Jeanie G. Babineau Clare Gatta Celina Marquis John Shields Sandra Baclaski Evelyn Genovese George Martin Judy Silver Kathleen Baldwin Natalie Giana Marsha L. Mason Amy L. Silverman Ilene Baron Teresa Gianzinetti Robert L. Mathis Carrie Simon Julie Barrett Janey Giel Sydney Maughan Pamela B. Simon James Bartalotta Mark Giulietti Colleen Mcdermott Susan L. Simonds Theresa Battaglio Rose A. Greenwald Sekiko Mcdonald Francine Skalicky Bonnie Beaulieu Thomas Gruber Megan McFadden Susan Skarvinko Larry Behr Rita E. Grygus Sean McGovern Ursula Skierkowski Richard Benfield David Gunn Nicole McGuire Barbara Smith Carol S. Benjamin Thomas J. Gworek Dori A. Melowicz Cassandra Sola Margaret A. Bercovitz Stephen F. Hard Barbara Mendelson Robert Srulowitz Yuliya Biziuk Janice M. Hasenjager Michael Milardo Frank Steele Toby Block Patricia P. Hatch Les Milch Sharon Straka Marie Bogdanski Catherine Heinze Margaret Milch Anna Stryjewska Carolyn Bountress Erich Heinze M.S. Miller Rhea J. Sutter Irene Braren Frances B. Henninger Josephine Moreno Ruth H. Swisher Robyn L. Bugbee Patricia D. Hickox Erica Muniz Debra L. Szabo Kimberly C. Burris Elaine M. Hobart Margaret Murphy Judy Taddeo Mary Cannella Lois Ann Hodlin Nancy Najarian Judith Talbot Maggie Carlin Ursula Hunt Darlene Neumann Mary C. Talbot Therese Carlos Eryn Ifill Erin Newton Rashmi Talpade Marie Carlson Linda Irish-Simpson Betty Noe Barbara F. Taylor Anne Carubba James W. Jacobs Sharon M. O’Brien Diane G. Therrien Ronald A. Carubba Sally V. Johnson Joani Olsen Jessica Thomas Dona Cassella Ingrid Kania Judith B. Olson Anna Tufankjian Diane Catenzaro Alma Kearns Rose Orelup Esther S. Veley Richard Charnick Shirley C. Keezing Angela Orsene Susan N. Venberg Elsa Chase Gretchen F. Kelly Luc A. Ouellette Carl R. Venditto Sandra Chase Joan Kennedy Donna Ozga Benjamin Villa Cicily Collazo Sheila Kinscherf Susan Palms John D. Wadhams Laureen Corazzini Mary Lou Kirby Ann S. Parkhurst Lynn H. Wadhams Ruthellen Corbett Marie C. Koller Susan K. Peak Tyra Washington Rachel Craine Bradford Korder Lana B. Pentore David Wei Ruth Ann C. Davis Stan Kundra Robert D. Pezze Elizabeth Wells Jill Dempsky Carol Lacoss Mary M. Piazza Danielle A. Whitcomb JoAnn DeWind Barbara V. LaRosa Beverly Pierz Alice Willard Anne Dipietro Jeanne LaRose Nancy Pilarski Susan B. Williams Penny G. Dix Barbara Laurain Lauren Pliska Marina Wilson Siobhan Dornfried Thomas Lavoie Karen Prendergast Rosemary Winandy Teresa Dorsey Tom Lavoie Jill Price Ruth Woodcock Mary Doucette Dot Lawrence Vivian Qiu Ashley Zimmer Loretta Eason Watts W. Lawrence Rhona J. Roffer Alexis V. Zimmerman Mary-Jane Eisen Charles N. Leach Albina Romanski Armida Espaillat Lorraine C. Legnani Rick Rosen Jackie Fastaia Robert T. Leo Robert Rosenfeld Karl E. Feer Linda Levine Suzanne G. Roy Edith Fein Barbara Lewis Claudia M. Ryan Corinne Ferola Susan H. Livingston Jonathan Scabich Gay Fialko Geraldine Lombard Paul W. Schibi Ellen Fisher Katherine R. Lotko Karen Schick Susan G. Fisher Ingeborg E. Lukens Donna Schwartz Sally Follansbee Gail Maglio Shirley B. Schwartz Maureen Q. Foss Gregory Maglio Donald L. Shapiro Hilary E. Freedman Hayley Maher Marlene Shea Patrons of the Museum’s summer Pop-Up Bar on the Park enjoying a drink among friends on August 31, 2017

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