Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

Annual Report 2014 REPOR T from the President and Director & CEO

Renewing the Wadsworth Atheneum

The past twelve months have been one of the most transformative chapters in the long and illustrious history of the Wadsworth Atheneum. From completing the second phase of our $33 million roof-to-basement renovation, bringing our campus of five historic buildings into the 21st century, to maintaining the museum’s standards for excellence in scholarship, acquisitions, and groundbreaking exhibitions, Daniel Wadsworth’s “spirit of genius” has continued to inspire creative collaboration and forward momentum since the museum first opened to the public 170 years ago on July 31, 1844.

Increased commitments from generous funders energized the massive renewal project. The year began on a high note with the thrilling news of a $5 million award from the State of Connecticut, bringing the State’s total investment in our building renovation to $25 million and ensuring that we could confidently enter the final phase of work on the Wadsworth and Morgan Memorial Buildings. We extend our utmost gratitude to Governor Malloy and his administration for their trust in our mission, and we are fully committed to our crucial role as a thriving cultural destination with a measurable economic impact for the State of Connecticut.

Another transformative moment came with the unexpected announcement of the largest single bequest in the museum’s history — $9.6 million from the estate of former museum member Charles H. Schwartz. This significant gift, designated for the acquisition of European artworks from the 18th century or earlier, was immediately put to good use by our curatorial team’s newest member, Susan Morse Hilles Curator of European Art Oliver Tostmann. Thanks to Oliver’s efforts, we acquired an extraordinarily rare and exquisite masterpiece by Artemisia Gentileschi, Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, the first work by a female artist of the Baroque period to enter our permanent collection. The Schwartz bequest and the acquisition of Gentileschi’s alluring self-portrait both attracted well-deserved attention for the museum in local media, The New York Times, and the international art press. David W. Dangremond President Board of Trustees In addition to Artemisia Gentileschi’s masterpiece, we welcomed more than 160 Susan L. Talbott additions to our permanent collection, further strengthening the museum’s Director and CEO already outstanding holdings. We were especially pleased when acclaimed artist Richard Tuttle surprised us with the gift of his work, Formal Narration (1973/2013), during a public interview with Susan Talbott at Trinity College. This spring we also received the remaining bequest of decorative arts from the renowned Arts and Crafts collection of the late Stephen Gray. This completes the collector’s total gift of fifty objects to the museum since 2008. And just as

2 3 the year was closing our esteemed Trustee and Curatorial Committee Chair Linda Cheverton Wick offered the museum 25 contemporary, outsider, and folk artworks from her personal collection in honor of her husband Walter Wick. These new treasures, along with many time-honored favorites, will become centerpieces of the museum’s innovative gallery reinstallations opening in 2015.

The Greater Hartford Arts Council’s United Arts Campaign continued its support with an unprecedented grant of $140,500—the largest amount awarded by the Council this year and the largest source of unrestricted funding received by the museum in this fiscal year. We extend our thanks and praise to the Arts Council’s Chief Executive Officer Cathy Malloy and her staff for challenging regional corporations to support the arts in our city, and for ensuring that as Hartford’s largest arts organization the Wadsworth Atheneum has the financial resources to continue serving the community with inspiring arts programming.

This spring the museum’s Education Department and Docents were honored to be featured in the Association of Art Museum Directors’ publication, Next Practices in Art Museum Education, shining the spotlight on our original Let’s Move! city sculpture tour and our American Sign Language tours. The Wadsworth was also named “Best Museum” in the annual Hartford Magazine Readers’ Poll, reminding us that the museum is still among our region’s favorite places to visit.

In spite of the enormous logistical challenges presented by an ongoing renovation, our dedicated staff have constantly overcome both expected and unforseen obstacles as they organized insightful installations from the permanent collection, loaned our beloved works to other respected international institutions, offered engaging programs to diverse audiences from around the corner and around the world, and served off-site visitors on the web, reaching nearly one million visitors. Here at the Wadsworth Atheneum we hosted five exhibitions: An Artificial Wilderness: The Landscape in Contemporary Photography received applause in the The New York Times and on WNPR; The Age of Pleasure and Enlightenment highlighted the museum’s rich collection of 18th-century paintings and decorative arts, revealing connections among the many ways artists have visually expressed their cultural, spiritual, political, material, and social values; Media Rewind 1963 gave visitors a chance to recall a pivotal year in American history and share their memories with us; Weaving the Myth of Psyche treated visitors to a peek at 17th-century tapestries that had not been displayed in more than a decade; Virgil Marti, Allison Schulnik, and Ruben Ochoa joined the ranks of accomplished contemporary artists to show their work in the museum’s groundbreaking MATRIX program; European Artworks from the Permanent Collection welcomed back our beloved French masterpieces from an international tour and paired them with seminal paintings

Nan Goldin from our European collection in Huntington Gallery; and Abstraction and Form American, born 1953 shed light on some never before seen works from our Contemporary collection, Cupid with his Wings on Fire, 2010 Chromogenic print including a bold work by Ellsworth Kelly that underwent extensive conservation Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick in honor treatment thanks to a generous grant from the artist’s foundation to fund the care of her husband Walter Wick, 2014.10.25 of Modern and Contemporary artworks.

4 5 Looking ahead, on January 31, 2015 we will unveil our beautifully reappointed E XHIBITIO NS & ACQUISI TIO NS Contemporary art galleries, showcasing powerful works from our permanent collection by such Modern masters as Sol LeWitt, Andy Warhol, Cindy Sherman, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Kiki Smith, Martin Puryear, and Nick Cave, and presenting newly acquired works by artists including James Nares, Tony Smith, and Kara Walker.

Sharing the spotlight at our January 2015 reopening will be the inaugural exhibition in our restored special exhibition galleries, Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland, 1861–2008, the first exhibition to use visual art as a lens to explore the magnetic lure Coney Island has exerted on the American public over the course of 150 years. Coney Island will travel to additional national venues, including the Brooklyn Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, and the McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, Texas.

2015 will also bring the 40th anniversary celebration of the Wadsworth Atheneum’s MATRIX exhibition program; the centennial of the Morgan Memorial Building, newly restored to its historical splendor; and the first reinstallation of the museum’s world-class collection of European paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts in nearly twenty years.

We are truly fortunate to have so many exciting events to commemorate in 2015, thanks to the tireless work and support of our extended Wadsworth Atheneum family of dedicated trustees, staff, docents, Women’s Committee, volunteers, special interest groups, members, and donors. The crowning achievement of these past five years of transition will be a culminating celebration for all to enjoy, and we look forward to welcoming you to the museum often in the year ahead.

Since 1842 the Wadsworth Atheneum has been building on a foundation of firsts, presenting the “new” at every turn. As we “re-new” the museum for our 21st-century audience we enthusiastically embrace our legendary history, but we also move progressively forward with renewed determination to continue the legacy of bold and pioneering steps for which the Wadsworth Atheneum is internationally known. With change comes the opportunity to challenge ourselves, engage our peers, and better serve our ever-widening audience. Here’s to an exhilarating era of exceptional new firsts in the years ahead!

Sincerely,

David W. Dangremond, President Board of Trustees

Susan L. Talbott, Director and CEO

Virgil Marti American, born 1962 Thanatopsis, 2013 Urethane, MDF and silver plating The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund, 2014.1.1

6 7 Exhibitions and MATRIX Exhibition Sponsors The MATRIX program is supported in part by the current and founding members Support for the Wadsworth Atheneum is of the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of provided in part by the Greater Hartford Art’s Contemporary Coalition. Arts Council’s United Arts Campaign and the Department of Economic and Virgil Marti / MATRIX 167: Ode to a Hippie Community Development, which also August 1, 2013–January 5, 2014 receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Additionally supported with funds from the Dedalus Foundation, Inc. and by Jeffrey An Artificial Wilderness: The Landscape G. Marsted and Marcia Reid Marsted. in Contemporary Photography August 31, 2013–February 23, 2014 Allison Schulnik / MATRIX 168 Additionally supported by Jeffrey February 6–May 4, 2014 G. Marsted and Marcia Reid Marsted. Additionally supported by the National An Artificial Wilderness: The Landscape Endowment for the Arts, a federal The Age of Pleasure and Enlightenment in Contemporary Photography agency, and by Jeffrey G. Marsted and August 10, 2013–March 16, 2014 Marcia Reid Marsted.

Weaving the Myth of Psyche Ruben Ochoa / MATRIX 169: Cloudless Day September 13, 2013–March 9, 2014 June 5–September 7, 2014 Generously supported in part by Additionally supported by the National The Saunders Foundation. Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency, and by Jeffrey G. Marsted and Marcia Reid Marsted. Virgil Marti / MATRIX 167: Ode to a Hippie

The Age of Pleasure and Enlightenment

Weaving the Myth of Psyche Allison Schulnik / MATRIX 168

8 9 Major Permanent Collection With support from the Department Acquisitions by Installations of Economic and Community the Wadsworth Atheneum Development, Connecticut Office of the Museum of Art Bill Viola: Ascension Arts which also receives support from Closed August 11, 2013 the National Endowment for the Arts, American Art a federal agency. Media Rewind 1963 Artist Unknown Closed December 8, 2013 Educational materials and programs American supported by GE Foundation. Young Girl with Dogs and Morning Glories, European Masterworks from the c. 1820–50 Permanent Collection Pencil and watercolor on paper Traveling Exhibitions Opened March 29, 2014 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick in honor of Eric Zafran, 2013.19.1 Old Masters to Monet: Abstraction and Form Three Centuries of French Painting from the Opened May 24, 2014 Wadsworth Atheneum Clementine Hunter American, 1886 or 1887–1988 Supported by an indemnity from Cotton Picking, c. 1940 Additional Exhibitions the Federal Council on the Arts and Oil on board Connections Gallery: Still Life the Humanities. Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.7 Closed March 23, 2014 Mississippi Museum of Art Dorothea Tanning Jackson, Mississippi Hartford Youth Art Renaissance American, 1910–2012 Closed September 8, 2013 April 12–May 18, 2014 Beautiful Girl, 1945 Oil on linen mounted on panel Denver Art Museum The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Connections Gallery: Walton Ford’s Denver, Colorado Potter Smith Fund, 2013.24.1 Novaya Zemlya October 27, 2013–February 9, 2014 Opened June 14, 2014 Mary Bell Patti Smith: Camera Solo American, 1873–1941 The Amistad Center for Art & Culture Art Gallery of Ontario Untitled The Amistad Center’s general operations are Toronto, Canada Graphite and crayon on tissue paper supported by the Connecticut Department of Closed July 14, 2013 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Economic and Community Development 2014.10.6 Dorothea Tanning Office of the Arts, which also receives American, 1910–2012 support from the National Endowment for Beautiful Girl, 1945 the Arts, a federal agency. Educational Oil on linen mounted on panel materials and programs are sponsored by the The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund, GE Foundation. 2013.24

Emancipation! Closed January 20, 2014

Supported by Lincoln Financial Foundation.

Artist Unknown American Clementine Hunter Young Girl with Dogs and Morning Glories, c. 1820–50 American, 1886 or 1887–1988 Pencil and watercolor on paper Cotton Picking, c. 1940 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick in honor of Eric Zafran, Oil on board 2013.19.1 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.7 10 11 American Decorative Arts Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Grueby Pottery Company, 1899–1909 Dirk Van Erp, 1860–1933 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Andrew B. Hendryx Company Table Lamp, Model No. 376, c. 1905 Designed by Addison LeBoutillier, American, San Francisco, California China Cabinet, Model No. 902, c. 1901 American, New Haven, CT American, Eastwood, New York 1872–1951 “Warty Vase,” c. 1931 American, Eastwood, New York Birdcage, c. 1910 Wrought iron, copper, split bamboo, Tile, Oak Tree, c. 1905–1910 Copper Oak, glass and iron Pierced and extruded metal (probably silk and glass American, Boston, Massachusetts Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.19 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.25 tinned iron) and paint Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.5a–c Glazed earthenware Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.9 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.8 TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Case by Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Designed by Fernand Moreau, 1853–1920 Movement by Seth Thomas Clock Possibly by George Brown Toy Designed by Fritz Wilhelm Albert, Pewabic Pottery, 1903–1961 Vase, Model No. 434, c. 1910 Company, 1813–present Company 1865–1940 Plate, Turtles, c. 1905 American, Terra Cotta, Illinois Hall Clock, Model No. 3, c. 1902 American Vase, Model No. 309, c. 1905 American, Detroit, Michigan Glazed earthenware American, Eastwood, New York and Birdcage, Late 19th century American, Terra Cotta, Illinois Glazed earthenware Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.20 Thomaston, Connecticut Pierced and extruded metal (probably Glazed earthenware Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.9 TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Oak, iron, brass, copper and glass Designed by Hugh Mackie Gordon Garden, tinned iron) and paint Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.6 Marion Mahony Griffin, 1871–1961 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.26 1873–1961 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.8 Grueby Pottery Company, 1899–1909 Jardinière, Model No. 106, c. 1901–02 Pair of Wall Sconces, c. 1909 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Attributed to Addison LeBoutillier, American, Terra Cotta, Illinois American, made for the David Amberg Stand by Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 “Joiner’s Compass” Desk Lamp, Model No. 1872–1951 Glazed earthenware House, Grand Rapids, Michigan Tile top by Grueby Pottery Company, Cabinet, c. 1857–60 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.12 Walnut, polished Moroccan fossilized 501, c. 1912 Tile, Pine Trees, c. 1905–1910 Leaded glass and oak 1899–1909 limestone and brass American, Eastwood, New York, American, Boston, Massachusetts Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.21 & .22 “Yeddo” Plant Stand, Model No. 11, c. 1901 Gift of Lucie Guernsey Kleinhans in Oak and glass Glazed earthenware honor of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Annan Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.7a,b Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.10 Chapman, 2013.20.1 Pewabic Pottery, 1903–1961 Robert Riddle Jarvie, 1865–1941 Plate, Rabbits and Trees, c. 1905 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 American, Chicago, Illinois American, Detroit, Michigan “Rabbit Ear” Arm Chair, c. 1901 Pair of “Beta” Candlesticks, c. 1910 Glazed earthenware American, Eastwood, New York Bronze Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.11 Oak, leather and brass Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.1 & .2 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.15 TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Marblehead Pottery, 1904–1936 Designed by Hugh Mackie Gordon Gustave Baumann Design by Arthur I. Hennessey, Garden, 1873–1961 Point Lobos Rock Garden, 1949 Paul Revere Pottery of the Saturday Evening Jardinière, Model No. 106, c. 1901–02 American, 1881–1971 1882–after 1920 Girls’ Club, 1907–1942 American, Terra Cotta, Illinois Made by Sarah W. Tutt, 1885–1947 Woodcut print Decorated by Albina Mangini Vase, c. 1910–1920 Glazed earthenware Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.16 Goose Bowl, August 1914 American, Eastwood, New York and American, Boston, Massachusetts Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.12 Boston, Massachusetts American, Marblehead, Massachusetts Glazed earthenware Glazed earthenware Paul Revere Pottery of the Saturday Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.17 Oak and glazed earthenware Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.3 TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Evening Girls’ Club, 1907–1942 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.27 Designed by Harold Hals Decorated by Albina Mangini TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 Vase, Model No. 259, c. 1903 Goose Bowl, August 1914 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Designed by William LeBaron Jenney, American, Terra Cotta, Illinois American, Boston, Massachusetts Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 “Tom Jones” Drink Stand, Model No. 98, 1832–1907 Glazed earthenware Glazed earthenware Sideboard, Model No. 971, c. 1902 c. 1900 Vase, Model No. 154, c. 1902 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.13 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.17 American, Eastwood, New York American, Eastwood, New York American, Terra Cotta, Illinois Oak and leather Oak Glazed earthenware Grueby Pottery Company, 1899–1909 Newcomb College Pottery, 1895–1940 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.23 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.28 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.4 Attributed to Addison LeBoutillier, Decorated by Maria De Hoa LeBlanc, 1872–1951 1874–1954 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Tile, Turtle, c. 1902–1910 Vase, 1902 Plate Rack, Model No. 903, c. 1901 “Venetian” Pedestal, Model No. 25, c. 1900 American, Boston, Massachusetts Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 American, New Orleans, Louisiana American, Eastwood, New York American, Eastwood, New York “Joiner’s Compass” Desk Lamp, Model No. 501, c. 1912 Glazed earthenware Glazed earthenware Oak and wrought iron Oak American, Eastwood, New York, Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.14 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.18 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.24 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.29 Oak and glass Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.7a,b

12 13 Contemporary Art Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Designed by Howard Reichenbach, Jigger, 1936–40 Dining Table, Model No. 418, c. 1901 1901–1959 Manufactured by Chase Brass & Copper Deb Sokolow American, Eastwood, New York Cocktail Shaker, “Blue Moon,” no. 90066, Co., Inc. American, born 1974 Oak 1936–40 American, Waterbury, Connecticut Jim Jones: A Man With A Vision For Your Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.30 Manufactured by Chase Brass & Copper Chromium-plated metal (copper or Future, 2013 Co., Inc. brass) Graphite, acrylic, ink and collage on TECO by the Gates Potteries, 1885–1941 American, Waterbury, Connecticut Gift of Robert H. Smith Jr. in honor of acid-free paper, bookboard PVA Designed by William Day Gates, Chromium-plated metal (copper or Janet S. Smith, 2014.13.4 Edition 1/3 1852–1935 brass) and pigmented resin Alexander A. Goldfarb Contemporary Table Lamp with Glass Mosaic Shade, c. Gift of Robert H. Smith Jr. in honor of Art Acquisition Fund, 2013.18.1 1905 Janet S. Smith, 2014.13.3 American, Terra Cotta, Illinois Deb Sokolow Glazed earthenware and leaded glass American, born 1974 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.31 The Truth About David Copperfield, 2013 Graphite, acrylic, ink and collage on Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 acid-free paper, bookboard PVA “Poppy Table,” Model No. 26, c. 1901 Edition 1/3 American, Eastwood, New York Alexander A. Goldfarb Contemporary Birch Art Acquisition Fund, 2013.18.2 Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.32 Deb Sokolow Designed by Walter von Nessen, American, born 1974 1889–1943 Treasures Found Inside The Wadsworth Coffee Set, “Diplomat,” no. 17029 (Coffee Atheneum Museum Of Art, 2013 Pot, Creamer, and Sugar Bowl with Cover), Graphite, acrylic, ink and collage on 1933–41 acid-free paper, bookboard PVA Manufactured by Chase Brass & Copper Edition 1/3 Co., Inc. The Maurine & Stuart Plettner Fund, American, Waterbury, Connecticut 2013.18.3 Chromium-plated metal (copper or Kara Walker brass) and pigmented resin Lawrence Lebduska American, born 1969 Gift of Robert H. Smith Jr. in honor of Wall Sampler I, 2013 American, 1894–1966 Cut paper on latex paint on wall Janet S. Smith, 2014.13.1.1–.3 Wayside Shrine, 1947 The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund, Oil on canvas 2013.23.1a–e Designed by Russell Wright, 1904–1976 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.3 “Salt and Pepper Spheres,” no. 28004, 1935–41 Mose Tolliver Eddie Arning Richard Tuttle Manufactured by Chase Brass & Copper American, c. 1915–2006 American, 1898–1993 American, born 1941 Co., Inc. Nall (Hollis), c. 1991 Untitled (Goose and eggs), c. 1964–73 Formal Narration, 1973 American, Waterbury, Connecticut Paint on plywood Oil pastel on paper Wood and paint Chromium-plated metal (copper or Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.4 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.6 Gift of the Artist in the name of the brass) Trinity College Class of 1963, 2013.25.1a–r Gift of Robert H. Smith Jr. in honor of Howard Finster Kara Walker Janet S. Smith, 2014.13.2.1–.2 American, 1916–2001 American, born 1969 Christian Schumann Gustav Stickley, 1858–1942 Earth Monster Coming Forth Now, 1982 Wall Sampler I, 2013 American, born 1970 “Poppy Table,” Model No. 26, c. 1901 Oil on board and found wood Cut paper on latex paint on wall Untitled, 1992 American, Eastwood, New York Birch Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.5 The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Acrylic on paper Bequest of Stephen Gray, 2014.7.32 Potter Smith Fund, 2013.23.1a–e Gift of Samuel R. Peterson, 2013.26.1

14 15 Mark Dion Richard Bassett Meredyth Sparks Allison Schulnik Sarah Austin American, born 1961 American, 1947–2013 American, born 1972 American, born 1978 American, 1935–1994 300 Million Years of Flight, 2012 Witch’s White #2, 1998 Ian Curtis, 2008 Eager, 2014 Duchamp/Picabia, 1978–9 Silkscreen Prismacolor pencil and graphite on Digital print and glitter Single channel video with embedded Reproductions, wood, acrylic and paint Gift of the Artist, 2013.32.1 paper Gift of Jean Crutchfield and Robert signature card, unique drawing, unique Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of W.E. Bassett Family, 2013.33.2 Hobbs, 2013.34.1 porcelain ceramic sculpture, and unique 2014.10.2 Richard Bassett ceramic jar American, 1947–2013 Richard Bassett Meredyth Sparks Running time: 8:35 minutes Radcliffe Bailey Porn Clip #4, 1999 American, 1947–2013 American, born 1972 Edition 5/5 American, born 1968 Christian Marclay Purchased through the gift of Henry Graphite on paper Natquik / Kanevvluk, 2006 Ian Curtis, 2008 American, born 1955 Until I Die / Minor Keys, 1997 Gift of W.E. Bassett Family, 2013.33.1 Prismacolor pencil and graphite on Digital print and glitter Telephones, 1995 and Walter Keney, 2014.9.1 Color spitbite and sugarlift aquatint paper Gift of Jean Crutchfield and Robert Video on DVD with softground, drypoint, Running time: 7:30 minutes Gift of W.E. Bassett Family, 2013.33.3 Hobbs, 2013.34.2 photogravure, and chine collé on Edition 229/250 The Douglas Tracy Smith and Somerset white paper Andy Warhol Dorothy Potter Smith Fund, 2014.2.1 Edition 30/35 American, 1928–1987 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Little Red Book 134, 1971 2014.10.3 Photo album with twenty Polacolor Type 108 photographs Gift of The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, 2013.35.1a–u

Virgil Marti American, born 1962 Thanatopsis, 2013 Urethane, MDF and silver plating The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Romuald Hazoumè Potter Smith Fund, 2014.1.1 Benin, born 1962 Agbota, 2011 Found objects Christian Marclay The James L. Goodwin Fund, 2014.5.1 American, born 1955 Telephones, 1995 Video on DVD Running time: 7:30 minutes Edition 229/250 The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Potter Smith Fund, 2014.2.1 Morton Bartlett American, 1909–1992 Douglas Gordon Romuald Hazoumè Girl Reading, c. 1955/2006 Scottish, born 1966 Benin, born 1962 Chromogenic print mounted on 4-ply Untitled (Blind), 1998 Agbota, 2011 museum board Venetian Blind with motor Found objects Edition 9/10 Gift of Christophe and Anne-Gaelle Van The James L. Goodwin Fund, 2014.5.1 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, de Weghe, 2014.3.1a,b 2014.10.4 Axonometric drawing for Stone Field Sculpture, 1977 Australian Aboriginal Morton Bartlett Western Arnhem Land, Northern Richard Tuttle Unknown maker American, 1909–1992 American, born 1941 Prepared to specifications of Carl Territories, Australia Untitled (girl with locket), c. 1955/2006 Formal Narration, 1973 Andre, American, born 1935 Spirit Hunter and Kangaroo, c. 1965 Chromogenic print from original slide Wood and paint Graphite, ink, etc. on vellum Paint on bark Edition 10/10 Gift of the Artist in the name of the Trinity College Class of 1963, 2013.25.1a–r Gift of Angela K. Westwater, 2014.8.1 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.1 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.5

16 17 Ellen Carey Fay Ku Patrick Van Caeckenbergh American, born 1952 Taiwanese, born 1974 Belgian, born 1960 Dings & Shadows, 2010 Surface Tension Series IX: Isolated Incident, Drawings of Old Trees (summer 2010), 2010 Photogram with surface distress, c-print, 2007 Pencil on paper unique Graphite, watercolor, ink, and collage Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, on Folio paper 2014.10.22 2014.10.10 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.16 Patrick Van Caeckenbergh Ellen Carey Belgian, born 1960 American, born 1952 David Levinthal Drawings of Old Trees (summer 2010), 2010 Dings & Shadows, 2010 American, born 1949 Pencil on paper Photogram with surface distress, c-print, Untitled (Sheriff Silhouette) from Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, unique The Wild West series, 1987–89 2014.10.23 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Cibachrome print 2014.10.11 Edition 25 Patrick Van Caeckenbergh Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Belgian, born 1960 Enrique Chagoya 2014.10.17 Drawings of Old Trees (summer 2010), 2010 Morton Bartlett American, born Mexico, 1953 Pencil on paper American, 1909–1992 Elvis Meets the Virgin of Guadalupe, 1994 David Levinthal Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Girl Reading, c. 1955/2006 Chromogenic print mounted on 4-ply museum board Color lithograph American, born 1949 2014.10.24 Edition 9/10 Edition 18/20 Untitled (Barbie Series #63), 1998 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.4 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Polaroid Nan Goldin Tony Smith 2014.10.12 Edition AP American, 1912–1980 American, born 1953 New Piece, 1966 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Cupid with his Wings on Fire, 2010 Lacquered wood Vanessa German 2014.10.18 Chromogenic print Edition 17/40 Gift of The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation Inc., 2014.11.1 American, born 1976 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick in honor Ellen Carey Tar Baby on Pig with “N,” 2011 Santi Moix of her husband Walter Wick, 2014.10.25 American, born 1952 Tar, found objects, hand-wrought beads, Spanish, born 1960 Push Pins, 2002 cloth and spark plugs The Sardines (Essaouira), 2005 Photogram, c-print, unique Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Oil on linen Costumes & Textiles Tony Smith Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.7 2014.10.13 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, American, 1912–1980 2014.10.19 Arnold Isaacs, known as Scaasi New Piece, 1966 Ellen Carey Craig Koomeeta American, born Canada, 1930 Lacquered wood American, born 1952 Australian/Aboriginal, born 1977 Chris Murray Dress, 1965–75 Edition 17/40 Push Pins, 2002 Fresh Water Crocodile, 2005 American, born 1960 Silk, beads, sequins and rhinestones Gift of The Robert Mapplethorpe Photogram, c-print, unique Acrylic and ochre on timber Hansom Cab, New York City, Manhattan Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick in honor Foundation Inc., 2014.11.1 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Mixed media on paper of Susan Lubowsky Talbott, 2013.19.2 2014.10.8 2014.10.14 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Ellen Lanyon 2014.10.20 (Deer) Hooked Rug, c. 1880 American, 1926–2013 Ellen Carey Fay Ku American, probably Pennsylvania Bodega Bay, 2010 American, born 1952 Taiwanese, born 1974 Winfred Rembert Dyed hooked wool cloth and yarn on Mixed media collage on paper Dings & Shadows, 2010 Surface Tension III: Fishing, 2007 American, born 1945 burlap backing Gift of the Estate of Ellen Lanyon, Photograms with surface distress, Graphite, watercolor, Chain Gang Picking Cotton, 2010 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.12.1 c-prints (diptych), unique and ink on Folio paper Dye on carved and tooled leather 2013.19.10 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Ellen Lanyon 2014.10.9 2014.10.15 2014.10.21 Patrick Van Caeckenbergh American, 1926–2013 Belgian, born 1960 Fast Train to Exotic, 2010 Drawings of Old Trees (summer 2010), 2010 Mixed media collage on paper Pencil on paper Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2014.10.23 Gift of the Estate of Ellen Lanyon, 2014.12.2

18 19 Woman’s Coat and Dress Set, c. 1965 Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Tailored by Thierfeld, Hartford, Conn. English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Silk, cotton and lace Evening Gown Evening Gown Skirt Suit with Blouse and Belt Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Silk and velvet Velvet, and silk Silk and embroidery 2013.21.6a,b Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.3 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.5 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.13a–d

Woman’s Dress, c. 1975 Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Tracy / Petites English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Cotton Evening Gown Two-piece Dress Dress Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Velvet and taffeta Velvet and silk Silk 2013.21.7 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.4 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.6a,b Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.14

Designed by Marc Bohan Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 French, born 1926 Evening Gown English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Dress Woman’s Dress, c. 1970 Velvet, and silk Skirt Suit Hair Christian Dior, New York, Inc. Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.5 Wool and silk velvet Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.24 Synthetic with metallic embellishments Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.7a,b Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, 2013.21.8 Hélène Hayes English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Woman’s Three-piece Dress, c. 1980 Skirt Suit (Stallion) Hooked Rug, c. 1928–29 Saint Laurent, rive gauche, Paris, France Wool and velvet American, probably Pennsylvania Dyed hooked wool cloth and yarn on burlap backing Synthetic Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.8a,b Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, 2013.19.11 Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, 2013.21.9a–c Hélène Hayes English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Wedding Dress, 1937 Jersey Dress American, New York Jersey Silk satin with Brussels lace Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.9 (Stallion) Hooked Rug, c. 1928–29 Woman’s Hat, c. 1955–60 Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, American, probably Pennsylvania American, Pinehurst, New York, for 2013.21.10 Dyed hooked wool cloth and yarn on G. Fox & Co. Hélène Hayes burlap backing Felt, feathers and ribbon English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Designed by Sarah Burton Skirt Suit 2013.19.11 2013.21.2 English, born 1974 Wool Coat, Belt, and Boots, 2013 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.10a,b House of Alexander McQueen, Fall 2013 Group of nine Bottle Dolls and one Rag Doll, Man’s Boater Hat, c. 1900–20 Collection Late 19th-Early 20th century Saks Fifth Avenue Hélène Hayes Laser cut felt and calf leather American Straw, silk and ribbon English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Costume and Textile Purchase Fund, Mixed media including cotton, glass, Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Dress and Coat 2013.22.1, .2, .3a,b sand, buttons 2013.21.3 Wool Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick, Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.11a,b Hélène Hayes 2013.19.12–.21 Woman’s Ski Pants, c. 1972–73 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Made in France for Beconta Hélène Hayes Skirt Suit with Bodysuit and Belt Pair of Women’s Shoes, c. 2010 Cotton corduroy English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Silk, and velvet Chanel Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Piano Ensemble Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.1a–d Black suede 2013.21.4 Silk, satin, embroidery and sequins Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.12a,b Hélène Hayes 2013.21.1a,b Woman’s Vest, c. 1970 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Pucci fabric, velvet with synthetic lining Evening Dress Gift of the Costume & Textile Society, Velvet 2013.21.5 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.2 20 21 European Art Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Corsage English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Silk Artemisia Gentileschi Blouse with matching Skirt Dress with matching Short Jacket Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.30 Italian, 1593–c.1656 Silk Silk Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, c. 1615–18 Artemisia Gentileschi Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.15a,b Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.23a,b Hélène Hayes Oil on canvas Italian, 1593–c.1656 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, c. 1615–18 Charles H. Schwartz Endowment Fund, Oil on canvas Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Blouse 2014.4.1 Charles H. Schwartz Endowment Fund, 2014.4.1 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Silk Dress with two coordinating Belts Dress Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.31 Silk, and plastic Hair Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.16a–c Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.24 Attributed to Hélène Hayes English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Belt English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Black suede and beads Blouse Two-piece Dress Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.32 Silk and snakeskin Silk Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.17 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.25a,b Attributed to Hélène Hayes English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Belt English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Black velvet Strapless Dress with matching Jacket Dress Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.33 Silk Silk Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.18a,b Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.26 Irene Coyne Reed American, 1945–2012 Hélène Hayes Hélène Hayes Hat: Colt Armory Dome English, born Australia, 1936–2001 English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Knitted and crocheted cotton with Dress with matching Belt Skirt with matching Belt buttons and other embellishments Silk, velvet and beads Silk Gift of Clare C. Edwards, 2013.29.1 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.19a,b Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.27a,b Boy’s Swim Trunks, Late 1940s Hélène Hayes Purse Rayon, elastic, cotton and unidentified English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Yves Saint Laurent metal Skirt Suit with Blouse and Belt Suede and velvet Gift of Robert H. Smith, Jr., 2013.30.1 Silk and patent leather Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.28 Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.20a–d Hunting Coat, c. 1850 Clutch Purse Buttons marked Benedict Burnham Hélène Hayes Prada Extra English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Velvet and leather Costume and Textile Purchase Fund, Dress Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.29 2013.31.1 Silk Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.21 Man’s Wedding Suit, 1809 Spencer jacket of wool, velvet vest and Hélène Hayes wool breeches English, born Australia, 1936–2001 Costume and Textile Purchase Fund, Dress with matching Belt 2013.31.2a–c Silk and leather Gift of Susan E. O’Connor, 2013.28.22a,b

22 23 European Decorative Arts PRO GRAM HIGHLIGH TS

Plate with Deer Hunting in the Philippines (assiette ordinaire) from the Service Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Forestier, 1833–1835 French, Sèvres Jean-Louis Moyez, gilder Hard-paste porcelain Gift of Richard Baron Cohen, 2013.27.1

Vase, Probably 1886 Doulton & Co., 1854–1993 Lambeth Art Pottery studio London, England Salt-glazed stoneware Second Saturdays for Families encourage Impressed rosette factory mark for c. active participation in the arts 1880–91; three incised artist’s marks, one probably W. Edward Dunn, c. 1882–1895; perhaps assisted by Isabella Miller, c. 1881–1884; and another unidentified assistant. The European Decorative Arts Purchase Fund, 2014.6.1a,b

De-accessions by the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Vase, Probably 1886 Doulton & Co., 1854–1993 American Art Lambeth Art Pottery studio London, England Reginald Marsh Salt-glazed stoneware Impressed rosette factory mark for c. 1880–91; American, 1898–1954 three incised artist’s marks, one probably W. Hudson Burlesk, 1949 Edward Dunn, c. 1882–1895; perhaps assisted by Oil on composition board Isabella Miller, c. 1881–1884; and another unidentified assistant. Gift of the Honorable William Benton, The European Decorative Arts Purchase Fund, 1964.5 2014.6.1a,b

24 25 Public Programs Gallery Talks and Tours Art Objects for the Private Sphere Linda Roth, Senior Curator and Charles Lectures and Readings Visitors were treated to the creativity and expertise of curators and educators, C. and Eleanor Lamont Cunningham Curator of European Decorative Arts Speakers this year discussed artistic local scholars and exhibiting artists, processes and inspiration alongside who led talks exploring topics ranging social, political, and historical from the power of art to communicate Myth, Religion and Spirituality connections in conjunction with special humanities concepts, to the Erin Monroe, Robert H. Schutz, Jr. exhibitions An Artificial Wilderness: The complexities of installing objects in the Assistant Curator of American Paintings Landscape in Contemporary Photography galleries. Docents presented Collection and Sculpture and Weaving the Myth of Psyche, as well as Focus Talks, 20-minute discussions of the permanent collection. one work of art, as well as family tours Patrons, Partners and Friends and public, drop-in tours featuring Robin Jaffee Frank, Chief Curator and The Landscape and the Lens Museum Highlights and special Krieble Curator of American Painting Alison Norström, Curator-at-Large in exhibitions. Some highlights include: and Sculpture the Department of Photographs, George Eastman House MATRIX 167 Decorative Arts and the Great Virgil Marti, MATRIX artist American Wild Art and Reform: The Saturday Evening Alyce Perry Englund, Richard Koopman Girls Club and the Paul Revere Pottery Associate Curator of American Weaving the Myth of Psyche Nonie Gadsden, Katharine Lane Decorative Arts Alden Gordon, Paul E. Raether Weems Senior Curator of American Distinguished Professor of Fine Arts, Decorative Arts and Sculpture, Trinity College Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Pop and Politics Sponsored by the Decorative Arts Patricia Hickson, Emily Hall Tremaine Council in memory of Stephen Gray Curator of Contemporary Art

Drawing in the galleries on Second Saturdays creates opportunities for families to build relationships An Evening with Deborah Solomon Deborah Solomon, biographer and renowned art critic; Robin Jaffee Frank, MATRIX 167 artist Virgil Marti and his life mask, Second Saturdays for Families Chief Curator and Krieble Curator of made in an artist residency with the University of Trick or Tree Oskar Schlemmer and the Bauhaus Connecticut’s Puppet Arts Program Patricia Hickson, Emily Hall Tremaine Vanessa Sigalas, Dangremond Research American Painting and Sculpture; and Second Saturdays for Families inspired Curator of Contemporary Art, and Fellow for European Art and Erin Monroe, Robert H. Schutz, Jr. families to experience art together. Johanna Plummer, Georgette Auerbach Decorative Arts Assistant Curator of American Paintings Through hands-on art projects, Koopman Director of Education and Sculpture family-centered tours, music and the Art After Hours Talk performing arts, families connected with Conserving the Psyche Tapestries Behind the Seen Ruben Ochoa, MATRIX artist art and the Wadsworth Atheneum. Marlene Eidelheit, Director, Textile Cecil Adams, Head of Museum Design, Second Saturdays for Families takes Conservation Laboratory at the and Steve Winot, Chief Art Preparator Curatorial Eye place every month from 10am to 1pm, Cathedral Church of Saint John Oliver Tostmann, Susan Morse Hilles and has served over 27,000 visitors since the Divine Art After Hours Talk Curator of European Art it was conceived in 2009. A highlight of Alison Schulnik, MATRIX artist this year was a program called Picturing Alexander Calder: Innovations at the Freedom, held January 11 in collaboration Wadsworth Atheneum Chick Austin as Architect American Sign Language Video Tour with The Amistad Center for Art & Joan Marter, Board of Governors Eugene Gaddis, William G. DeLana Culture. Families explored images from Professor of Art History, Archivist A new American Sign Language video The Amistad Center’s exhibition Rutgers University tour launched this year featuring Emancipation!, designed their own American Art on the existing permanent picture of freedom, posed with the Sponsored by the Docent Council of the Restoring European Art collection highlights audio tour. American flag, and joined in a jazz- Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Ulrich Birkmaier, Chief Conservator inspired dance performance by EQuilibrium Dance Theatre.

26 27 Concerts Community Arts Program Summer Community Studio School and Teacher Programs

The Sunday Serenades Chamber Piloted this year in Asylum Hill, the Youth from nine Hartford community Student Tours Concert Series was presented in the Community Arts Program engaged local organizations participated in docent- museum galleries in collaboration with youth in after-school programs guided tours and a hands-on studio Docent-guided visits are available to the Hartford Symphony Orchestra and throughout Hartford in three sessions experience that introduced elements of preK–12 students and are designed to featured Concertmaster Leonid Sigal. that included onsite and offsite art. The program was free for correlate with state and national components. The program encouraged participating groups. curriculum standards. This year 12,447 Tapestries and Corelli collaboration and communication by students toured the museum. Groups Pre-concert talk by Alden Gordon, Paul fostering dialogue and art-making based came from 123 schools across all E. Raether Distinguished Professor of on objects in the Wadsworth eight counties in Connecticut and Fine Arts, Trinity College Atheneum’s collection. represented 53 cities and towns in Connecticut. Picasso and Prokofiev Pre-concert talk by Oliver Tostmann, Susan Morse Hilles Curator of Art and Writing Initiative European Art The Art and Writing Initiative Docent-led tours allow students to exercise critical provided educators with rich, Whistler and Ives thinking skills as they share their opinions and ideas curriculum-based programming that about the art they seecreate collages for the developed students’ literacy skills Community Arts Program through careful looking and writing Summer Pre-Collegiate Program about art in the permanent collection. Two Hartford high school students, from University High School of Science and Museum on the Move: Engineering and Journalism and Media Art and Literacy Outreach Program Academy Magnet School, were awarded Community Programs scholarships to attend the Hartford Art This six-part program for grade 4 School’s Summer High School Visual Arts Community Days students explored landscapes from the Portfolio Program and participated in museum’s permanent collection to associated museum visits. The Wadsworth Atheneum and The develop descriptive writing skills. Youth in the Summer Pre-collegiate Program Participating schools included seven draw inspiration from the museum’s collection as Amistad Center for Art & Culture they prepare portfolios for college admissions offered three Community Days, Hartford Public Schools as well as Youth are empowered by their artistic providing free admission all day and CREC Museum Academy. choices as they create collages for the extensive programming for visitors of all Community Arts Program ages: Envisionfest, Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth. The museum also Figuratively Speaking participated in First Night Hartford, a festive program on New Year’s Eve. Developed for grades 3–5, this program built students’ narrative, descriptive, and expository writing skills through the Artist Residency investigation of figurative artworks. Participants included ten Hartford Virgil Marti/ MATRIX 167 schools and community organizations. Bart Roccoberton and students from the University of Connecticut’s Puppet Arts Program created a life mask of artist Virgil Marti, inspired by a life Youth participating in the mask in Marti’s exhibition, MATRIX Community Arts Program develop visual literacy skills through 167: Ode to a Hippie. dialogue on docent-led tours

28 29 Evenings for Educators Teacher Workshops and In-Service Training University Programs Docent Program

PreK–12 teachers and administrators Professional development provided University Tours Docent Council joined museum staff and docents for educators with the tools to readily curatorial presentations, tours of featured incorporate the visual arts into their Docent-guided visits were available to 96 docents volunteered more than exhibitions and collection areas, and classroom instruction. Half- and full-day college and university classes and 10,000 hours on training, preparing for hands-on workshops illuminating sessions were offered at the museum and groups, including curriculum-structured 1,385 tours, evaluation, docent business, cross-curricular links. 117 educators offsite. Trainings were conducted for tours that were tailored to a specific and other activities. They engaged attended two events, and 71 Certificates preK–12 teachers, homeschooling academic course or topic. This year 1,724 17,999 visitors of all ages on guided of Connecticut Professional Development parents, and local museum educators. students toured the museum. Groups experiences with the museum’s Completion were distributed. Sessions On Election Day, the museum hosted 84 came from 14 colleges and universities in exhibitions and collections. Docents offered were Commissioning Art: The Crown, teachers for an all-day professional Connecticut, as well as schools from attended 16 training sessions relating to the Church, the Nobility and From Sea to development workshop. Massachusetts and New York. exhibitions, collections, and touring Shining Sea: A Panoramic View of American strategies led by education and Landscape Painting. curatorial staff as well as outside guest Internship Program speakers.

A total of 19 interns from 14 universities worked approximately 3,800 hours in six Eileen S. Pollack Docent Education Lecture Evenings for Educators provide opportunities Over 12,000 students visited the Wadsworth departments, including: Archives, for local PreK–12 teachers to discover curricular Atheneum this year to engage in an active exchange connections to art on view Communications and Marketing, A Dialogue with the Gods: Decoding the of ideas about art and culture Curatorial, Education, Institutional Art of Ancient Iraq Advancement and Library. One student Dorothy Keller, Professor of Fine Arts, was awarded a Summer Diversity University of Staint Joseph Internship, designed to broaden opportunities for those underrepresented in the museum field. Access Programs

Library ARTpass Professor and Librarian Previews ARTpasses are available for check out Chief Curator and Krieble Curator of at 199 town and school libraries, Evaluation Film and Theater Programs American Painting and Sculpture Robin providing free admission for two adults Jaffee Frank presented a series of digital and two teens and a “buy-one get-one Building Evaluation Capacity Art After Hours: First Thursdays walkthroughs of Coney Island: Visions free” discount for films. of an American Dreamland, 1861–2008 to An interdepartmental team including First Thursday After Hours offered area university professors and librarians Georgette Auerbach Koopman Director lively evening programming with total to inspire the development of related Free Family Passes of Education Johanna Plummer, gallery access for the public. The curricula and programming. Institutional Partnerships & Grants monthly, themed event featured live, All students who participated in a Manager Erica Roggeveen Byrne, Visitor local musicians and performers, artist or docent-guided visit received a pass to Services Manager Susan Carey, curator talks, hands-on art experiences, Hartford Heritage Project return to the museum and act as tour Community Programs Coordinator museum tours, complimentary hors guides for their families. Lauren Cross and Education Assistant d’oeuvres, a cash bar, and a film In collaboration with the Capital Jama Holchin participated in a training screening. Programs this year included a Community College nursing program, series offered by Hartford Foundation Caribbean-themed block party, which the museum offered Looking is Not Teacher Discovery Passes for Public Giving’s Non-Profit Support drew close to 1,200 people; a talk by Seeing, facilitated by docents and CCC Program, creating evaluation MATRIX artist Allison Schulnik nursing faculty. Students learned to look All educators who booked a visit for instruments that align with the new accompanied by a stop-motion film at art in relation to strengthening their students received a free pass Community Engagement Initiative’s workshop; an Indian-themed evening clinical assessment skills. to explore the museum’s collections Impact Planning Framework. with traditional dance demonstrations and exhibitions to plan curricular and Bollywood dance lessons; and a connections to be made back in the 1970s outdoor party that had hundreds classroom. of people dancing in the street.

30 31 Films Music Partners Dyn-O-Myte Disco Review Scholars, Educators, and Experts Jon Eastman EQuilibrium Dance Theatre The Aetna Theater film program offered In collaboration with Real Art Ways and Sheila Murphy Adams Program Collaborators Fred D. Wish Museum School an eclectic mix of cinema and events, the Hartford Jazz Society, the museum Stella Antley Full Force Dance Theatre Jeanine Basinger including feature films, shorts, and presented a concert by the 35-piece American School for the Deaf Aaron Gaudet Lois Brown documentaries related to exhibitions avant-garde group, GO: Organic The Amistad Center for Art & Culture Goodnight Blue Moon Bated Breath Theatre Company Sherry Buckberrough, and the permanent collection; First Orchestra, led by cutting-edge Handweavers’ Guild of Connecticut University of Hartford Charter Oak Cultural Center Hartford Bicycle Studio Thursday themed screenings; outdoor composer, percussionist, and conductor Erik Clemons CREC Museum Academy Hartford City Ballet showings of classic films preceded by Adam Rudolph. Monthly Sunday Jazz Connecticut Council for Connecticut Audubon Society of Pomfret Hartford High School Show Choir Connecticut Authors and Publishers dinner and live music in Gengras Court; Brunches held in The Museum Café Interreligious Understanding William Hooker Association independent and foreign cinema; and featured local musicians and vocalists. First Night Hartford Jamilah Full Force Dance Theatre Marlene Eidelheit, Textile film festival weekends. Introductions by Approaching the Garden, a multimedia Jen Allen Trio Harriet Beecher Stowe Center Conservation Laboratory, Cathedral film scholars or special guests and musical work by American jazz Joe Carter Samba Rio Trio Church of Saint John the Divine Hartford Art School Shenel Johns regular post-film discussions led by drummer and composer William Nonie Gadsden, Hartford Jazz Society Andreas Johnsen Curator of Film & Theater Deborah Hooker, fused percussion, spoken word, Hartford Public Library Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Norman Johnson Joshua Glick Gaudet enhanced audience experiences. electronics, alto sax, piano, and 3D Hartford Public Schools Amos Jones Alden Gordon, Trinity College Highlights this year included 30 animation, and featured guitarist Ed Hartford Symphony Orchestra Ed Kasparek Mandell Jewish Community Center Ronald Gregg Hartford premieres; an appearance by Kasparek and alto sax player Richard Kennelly Premier Drumline Grow Hartford of Greater Hartford Khaiim the RapOet producer Tony Bill and actor Bob McGhee III. Hispanic Health Council Real Art Ways Dana Lauren Balaban, followed by a screening of Scapegoat Garden (MI CASA Campus) Jennifer Lazaroff Katherine Kane Gosford Park; an onstage conversation Taste of Caribbean and Jerk Festival Tom Lee Dorothy Keller, between Director and C.E.O. Susan Dance The iQuilt Project Jeff Lipsky The Mark Twain House & Museum University of Saint Joseph Talbott and Pulitzer-Prize-winning Larry Maples The Village for Children and Families Barbara Krauthamer composer David Lang before the Aetna Theater hosted several dance Virgil Marti Dolores Lawler, author University of Connecticut’s Mary Corso Trio showing of The Great Beauty; the performances during the year. The Judy Mandell Jewish Community Center Puppet Arts Program Richard McGhee III Manhattan Short Film Festival; a Dworin Performance Project’s The Young! Studios and the PJ Library Mel Nelson Trio Joan Marter, Rutgers University screening of 12 Years a Slave, followed by Witching Hour was presented to school Alex Nakhimovsky Mia Mask groups and evening audiences in a panel discussion in collaboration with Natasha B. Miles Frank Mitchell, The Amistad Center The Amistad Center for Art & Culture, November. During the holiday season, Artists, Filmmakers, Musicians, and Performers Sylvia Mims for Art & Culture Ruben Ochoa Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, and The Hartford City Ballet performed The John Motley Chris O’Herron Mark Twain House & Museum; the 3rd Nutcracker Suite and CONNetic Dance Amazing Face Art Alison Norström, Anthem Band Krystal Portela George Eastman House Annual Italian Film Weekend; sneak presented their annual The Nutcracker Nikki Armstrong Gita Pullapilly J.E. Rogers, author Suite and Spicy. Inspired by Thomas peek screenings in collaboration with Victoria Ascherman Raven Sankofa Kuumba the Mandell Jewish Community Center Cole’s painting, Life, Death and Bob Balaban Ray of Hope Project Deborah Solomon, author of Greater Hartford; at talk by Jeanine Immortality, Katie Stevinson-Nollet of Tony Bill Carrie Ricciardelli Julie Wakely, author Bart Roccoberton Basinger followed by a showing of The Full Force Dance Theatre created a June Bisantz Dan Blow Daniel Salazar Marrying Kind; The Global Lens Series multi-media work in collaboration with Donald Boudreaux Janakl Sarma renowned international and local in collaboration with the Hartford Business as Usual Alison Schulnik Evaluation Partners Public Library; an Interfaith Three-Part professional artists. Celticado Sea Tea Improv Film Series in collaboration with CCIU; Jem Cohen Jamie Sherwood Building Evaluation Capacity Program, Side B and an appearance by filmmaker/artist Connecticut Plein Air Society the Hartford Foundation for Public Geoff Silvis Jem Cohen followed by his film, CONNetic Dance Giving’s Nonprofit Support Program Laura Cook Paul Spirito Evaluation Services Consulting Museum Hours. Gonzalo Cortes Jayshree Srikanth Randi Korn & Associates CREC Museum Academy Marko Stuparevic UCONN’s Neag Center for Gifted DanceXstudio Sofia Tosello Education and Talent Development Tangolando DENDiTM and Lee Meriwether Karen Wizevich DJ Sorcerer Supreme The Aquatudes Lelaneia Dubay University of Connecticut Judy Dworin Puppet Arts Program Judy Dworin Performance Project Washboard Slim and the Bluelights Joel Weik Stephanie Wheeler XY Eli Band Joe Young, Jr.

32 33 p e o p L E , D O N O R S & G I F T S Executive Committee Austin House Committee Curatorial Committee David W. Dangremond Susan R. Chandler, Chair Linda Cheverton Wick, Chair President Duffield Ashmead IV David W. Dangremond, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Francine E. Christiansen Curatorial Chair Emeritus Susan A. Rottner David W. Dangremond Duffield Ashmead IV Past President; Chair, Governance Committee Joanne Eudy Coleman H. Casey and Compensation Committee Helen B. Gray Cheryl A. Chase Henry R. Martin Kathleen C. Marr Emilie de Brigard Vice President and Treasurer; Chair, Timothy P. McLaughlin Mary G. Dowling Finance Committee Patrick L. Pinnell Clare C. Edwards Cheryl A. Chase Thomas Soyster Nancy D. Grover Vice President; Chair, Facilities Committee Karen Cronin Wheat Laura R. Harris Linda Cheverton Wick Henry R. Martin Linda Cheverton Wick Laura Austin Allyn, Honorary Member Lori McGee Vice President; Chair, Curatorial Committee Officers Board of Trustees Honorary Trustees Ex OfficioT rustees David E. Austin, Honorary Member Timothy P. McLaughlin Hy J. Schwartz Donald M. Austin, Honorary Member Jay A. Morton David W. Dangremond Thomas J. Anathan Coleman H. Casey Greg Deavens Vice President Jane Fenwick Goodwin, Honorary Member Samuel R. Peterson President Duffield Ashmead IV Mary G. Dowling President, The Amistad Center Priscilla Cunningham LickDyke, William R. Peelle, Jr. Jeffrey N. Brown Clare C. Edwards for Art & Culture Lori McGee Susan A. Rottner Honorary Member Susan A. Rottner Howard L. Carver Carole B. French Secretary Past President Laura McIntyre Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Robert H. Smith, Jr. Susan R. Chandler Mary P. Gibbons President, Docent Council Mary C. Fox Robin Jaffee Frank, staff liaison Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Henry R. Martin Cheryl A. Chase Helen B. Gray Chair, Education Committee Eugene R. Gaddis, staff liaison Robin Jaffe Frank, staff liaison Vice President and Treasurer Francine E. Christiansen Arnold C. Greenberg Jay A. Morton Governor Malloy’s Designee Karen Cronin Wheat Cheryl A. Chase Diane B. Cloud Nancy D. Grover Halsey M. Cook Joan J. Kohn Chair, Institutional Advancement Committee Vice President Eileen S. Pollack Austin House Advisory Council Education Committee Frederick C. Copeland Christopher Larsen Mayor Segarra’s Designee Jeffrey N. Brown Linda Cheverton Wick Mardges Bacon Mary C. Fox, Chair Carol L. Covello James B. Lyon Member-At-Large; Chair, Vice President Shirley Randazzo Rosamond Bernier Marta Bentham Laura A. Dambier Conrad L. Mallett Strategic Implementation Committee President, Women’s Committee Hy J. Schwartz David W. Dangremond Stephen B. Middlebrook Alice M. DeLana Diane B. Cloud Susan L. Talbott Vice President Emilie de Brigard John H. Motley Clare C. Edwards Jackie Coleman Joanne Eudy Claire M. Pryor ex officio Jared I. Edwards Joanne Eudy Lori McGee Deanna Fidler Robert H. Smith, Jr. Krystyn Hastings-Silver Michael F. Klein Secretary Mary C. Fox Angela Lansbury Philippa Malkin Laura R. Harris Audit Committee James B. Lyon Laura McIntyre Michael F. Klein Michael R.T. Mahoney Eileen S. Pollack Howard L. Carver, Chair Henry R. Martin Pauline Metcalf Pamela Trotman Reid Eric D. Daniels Thomas A. McEachin Christopher Monkhouse Susan A. Rottner Jeanna Doherty Lori McGee Helen Searing Rebecca Scorso Laura R. Harris David R. McHale Robert H. Smith, Jr. David W. Dangremond, ex officio Thomas A. McEachin Timothy P. McLaughlin J. Peter Spang Susan L. Talbott, ex officio David R. McHale Robert M. Mead Melinda M. Sullivan Johanna L. Plummer, staff liaison Esther Pryor William R. Peelle, Jr. David Wright Susan Carey, staff Matthew A. Schaefer Samuel R. Peterson Lauren Cross, staff David W. Dangremond, ex officio Margaret M.V. Preston Charlene Shang Miller, staff Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Esther Pryor Emily Pacini Ide, staff Cindy Martinez, staff liaison Compensation Committee Pamela Trotman Reid Anne Butler Rice, staff Susan A. Rottner, Chair John M. Reynolds Jeffrey N. Brown Susan A. Rottner Mary C. Fox Matthew A. Schaefer Henry R. Martin Ethics Committee Hy J. Schwartz Karen Cronin Wheat Pamela Trotman Reid, Chair Karen Cronin Wheat David W. Dangremond, ex officio Howard L. Carver Linda Cheverton Wick Cheryl A. Chase Nancy D. Grover Kathleen O’Connor Linda Cheverton Wick David W. Dangremond, ex officio Laura McIntyre, ex officio Shirley Randazzo, ex officio Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Charlene Shang Miller, staff Edd Russo, staff

34 35 Facilities Committee Governance Committee Board of Electors Donors Institute of Museum and Library Services $9,999–$5,000 J. Walton Bissell Foundation, Inc. Cheryl A. Chase, Chair Susan A. Rottner, Chair Phoebe Allen $10,000,000–$5,000,000 Lincoln Financial Group Kenneth Anderson and Karen Kelleher Jeffrey N. Brown Jeffrey N. Brown John Alves Mr. and Mrs. Liam E. McGee AT&T Coleman H. Casey Cheryl A. Chase Héctor Bauzá Estate of Charles H. Schwartz Metlife Bank of New York Mellon Susan R. Chandler Thomas A. McEachin John A.Berman National Endowment for the Humanities Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Brown Halsey M. Cook Lori McGee Eleanor Blake $4,999,999–$1,000,000 Northern Trust Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Carrier Laura A. Dambier Karen Cronin Wheat Power Boothe John M. Reynolds and Garrett Reynolds Consigli Construction Co. Inc. Emilie de Brigard David W. Dangremond, ex officio Diane Brainerd Connecticut Department of Economic Mr. and Mrs. David M. Roth Carol and Tim Covello Henry R. Martin Susan L. Talbott, ex officio and staff liaison Bonnie Castellani and Community Development Susan and Joel Rottner Dr. Harry M. Day Charitable Foundation David R. McHale Karen L. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Jared I. Edwards Henry M. Zachs Kate M. Coley $999,999–$500,000 Remy and Hy Schwartz Fisher Foundation, Inc. David W. Dangremond, ex officio Tina Collias Institutional Advancement Committee Stockman Family Foundation Ellen Jeanne Goldfarb Memorial Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Mary H. Crary Anonymous United Technologies Corporation Charitable Trust Alan Barton, staff liaison Karen Cronin Wheat, Chair Sheila D’Agostino Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick Estate of Thelma J. Levin Cecil Adams, staff Duffield Ashmead IV George de Brigard Susan R. Chandler $499,999–$250,000 The Zachs Family Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Eudy Cindy Martinez, staff Jeanna Dohert Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fuller Lori McGee Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Linda Roth, staff Barbara Donahue Mary P. Gibbons John M. Reynolds The Douglas Tracy Smith and Dorothy Edd Russo, staff Renee Dubin $19,999–$10,000 Helen B. Gray Barbara Ward Jonathan Edwards Potter Smith Fund Bank of America Beverly P. and Arnold C. Greenberg Henry M. Zachs Robert Firger Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brainerd Hartford Hospital David W. Dangremond, ex officio Claire Galli Film and Theater Committee $249,999–$100,000 Susan R. Chandler Healthy Source Catering Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Frank Garofolo Francine and Stephan Christiansen Henkel Corporation Jay A. Morton, Chair Kimberly Reynolds, staff liaison Robyn Gengras Beatrice Fox Auerbach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Copeland, Jr. Hoffman Auto Group Karen Baldwin Alden R. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dangremond Ensworth Charitable Foundation Robert and Judith Kamerschen Helen Bartlett Alva G. Greenberg Greater Hartford Arts Council Estate of Harriet Bundy Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kaufman Jeanine Basinger Investment Committee Lauren Greenspoon Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. Fairview Capital Partners Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kelmar Gary L. Carter Judith B. Greiman The Henry Luce Foundation Matthew A. Schaefer, Chair Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Fox William Knight and Jill Adams Carol L. Covello JoAn K. Hagan Travelers Gary L. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Robinson A. Grover Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein Emilie de Brigard Carol R. Hall Arnold C. Greenberg Guy Carpenter & Company, Inc. Landmark Partners Inc. Joshua Glick Ingunn Hekneby * Edward Lewis $99,999–$50,000 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Art and Suzanne Langlais Laura R. Harris Ann D. Howard Jeffrey G. Marsted Joan J. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb Timothy P. McLaughlin James F. Jones, Jr. Aetna Inc. Thomas A. McEachin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kuznetzow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low Eileen S. Pollack Karen A. Kelleher The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family Margaret M.V. Preston Christopher and Janet Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O’Connor Karen Cronin Wheat Tai Soo Kim Foundation Susan A. Rottner Legrand, North America Orthopedic Associates of Hartford David W. Dangremond, ex officio Kathleen G. Kraczkowsky Estate of Charles G. Woodward Trust David M. Roth James B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Parsons Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Leena K. Langeland Estate of Eva Andrews Trust David W. Dangremond, ex officio Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Deborah A. Gaudet, staff liaison David Louden Joyce and Andrew J. Mandell Henry R. Martin, ex officio Jeffrey G. and Marcia Reid Marsted Margaret M. Preston and Michael Elizabeth Malley Esther Pryor Susan L. Talbott, ex officio Sharon and Henry Martin Preston Marcia Reid Marsted Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. and the Pryor Cindy Martinez, staff liaison Thomas and Elsee McEachin Rockville Bank Finance Committee Lorraine Parsons Foundation Tim McLaughlin and Marian Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwartz Marlene Passman National Endowment for the Arts Henry R. Martin, Chair Jay Morton and Michael Phillips Sharon W. and Robert H. Smith, Jr. Genevieve Pfaff The Gladys and Roland Harriman Coleman H. Casey Strategic Implementation Committee Northeast Utilities Sontag Advisory LLC Janet Flagg Rawlins Foundation Frederick C. Copeland Susan O’Connor and Ray O’Connor Stanley Black & Decker Jeffrey N. Brown, Chair Sharon Rizikow The Hartford Financial Services Group, Greg Deavens Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Pearson The Burton and Phyllis Hoffman Francine E. Christiansen Kelvin Roldan Inc. Robert Firger Mr. and Mrs. William R. Peelle, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Nancy D. Grover Richard Rumohr The Larsen Fund Judith B. Greiman Dr. and Mrs. Sam Peterson The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Henry R. Martin Sonia Shipman Vincent Dowling Family Foundation Robert M. Mead Belle K. Ribicoff Insurance Company William R. Peelle, Jr. Linda Bland Sonnenblick William and Alice Mortensen Foundation Susan A. Rottner Betsy and David E. Sams, Jr. The Katharine K. McLane and Henry R. Karen Cronin Wheat Thomas W. Soyster Karen Cronin Wheat Linda Bland Sonnenblick McLane Charitable Trust David W. Dangremond, ex officio Keith Stevenson David W. Dangremond, ex officio $49,999–$20,000 The Harry E. Goldfarb Family The William H. and Rosanna T. Andrulat Ileen Swerdloff Matthew A. Schaefer, ex officio Foundation Charitable Foundation Jerry Theodorou Dr. Duffield Ashmead IV and Mr. Eric Susan L. Talbott, ex officio University of Connecticut J. Frank Travis Charles Tingley Ort Cindy Martinez, staff liaison University of Hartford US Trust Company of Connecticut J. Frank Travis Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver Wells Fargo Bank Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver Pedro Valentin, Jr. Coleman H. and Jo Champlin Casey Halsey and Michele Cook Webster Bank Eugenia Villagra Nadine F. West and Arnold B. West Krystian von Speidel Emilie and Raul de Brigard Decorative Arts Council of the John H. P. Wheat and Karen C. Wheat Judith S. Wawro William H. Prusoff Foundation Eric M. Zachs Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Judy Zinn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldfarb Laura R. Harris *Deceased

36 37 $4,999–$1,000 Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fisher Mrs. Sidney Pinney Edie and Bob Whitman Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney Gifts In Kind Barbara L. Flynn Alexis R. Popik and William C. Popik Will K. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kleinman Arthur Murray’s Dance Studio Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Adkins Letty Fonteyne Pullman & Comley, LLC Martin Wolman and Nancy Fischbach Yale Kneeland of New Britain Aldo DeDominicis Foundation Nathan L. Frank and Krystian von Karen Purviance and Dr. David C. Women’s Committee of the Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Ballard Institute and Museum of Phoebe and P. K. Allen Speidel Purviance Atheneum Museum of Art Bradford Korder Puppetry at the Joel B. Alvord John and Carole Bailey French Drs. Pamela T. and Irvin D. Reid Eric and Jessica Zachs Family Foundation Louise W. Korder University of Connecticut Anne P. and Andrew Pinto Fund Mrs. Robert E. Galli Robinson & Cole LLP Eleanor E. Zajac Mr. and Mrs. Andres N. Kukk BeadyDeeDee Anonymous Fund No. 46 at the Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaudet Margeurite Rose and Dr. Robert Rose Suzanne E. Zajac Sylvia Lazarus Bushnell Park Foundation Foundation for Public Giving Aaron and Sandra Gersten Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal Judy and John Zinn Janet and Fred Leonberger DanceXstudio Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Bator Jill A. Mitchell and Aaron Gettinger Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roxe Pavel Zoubok and Paul Bagdio Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Levine Stan Guzek John and Laura Berman Alva G. Greenberg Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Lumia Hartford Argentine Tango Society Dr. and Mrs. Ellison Berns Steven and Blanche Goldenberg Richard F. Rumohr Lance B. Lundberg $999–$500 Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Bingham McCutchen LLP Rick Gowen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Russak Mark Twain House & Insurance Company Ulrich Birkmaier Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gworek Mrs. Peter Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Adkins McCarter & English LLP Knox Parks Foundation Eleanor W. Blake JoAn K. Hagan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Sappington Alix, Yale & Ristas Sharon McCormick Robin Lehman Thomas Bow Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hall Mary T. Sargent Ann Beha Architects Laura L. McIntyre ONYX Moonshine Bradley, Foster & Sargent, Inc. Hermann Family Charitable Foundation Marilyn C. Schwedel Thomas Ayars and Kathryn Garre-Ayars Andrea Miller-Keller Peppercorn’s Grill Dr. Sybille Brewer Ann and Joseph Howard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Servodidio Ingunn Hekneby* and Michael P. Bassock Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Mocciae Popcorn Movie Posters Company Kent Brittan Dr. Mark W. Izard Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Scherer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Bell Bob and Ami Montstream Relic Brewing Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Budd David and Sharon Jepson Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Eric Ben-Kiki and Katie Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mueller S&S Worldwide Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H Burrall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bertus George Murnaghan Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Shapiro Karen and John Byrne Ryoung Ja and Tai Soo Kim Tina Shepard Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Blau Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nelson Stackpole Moore Tryon Tuesday’s Professors Jean Cadogan and Alden Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Jr. Shepherd Monson Holcombe Fund No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Buckingham, Jr. Margaret S. Patricelli Tanduay Asian Rum Gordon Diane Korntheuer and Peter Grzybala at the Hartford Foundation for Public Mr. and Mrs. William Busch III Mr. and Mrs. Brewster B. Perkins Ted’s Montanta Grill Capital Community College Bernard and Gale Kosto Giving Mr. and Mrs. James E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pierce The Mill on the River Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carey, Jr. Lee G. Kuckro Shipman & Goodwin LLP Sanford Cloud, Jr. and Dr. Diane Cloud Pronto Printing YELP Mr. and Mrs. David E. A. Carson David Lang and Dr. Nancy M. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shipman Sandra E. Conlin Dr. Wayne S. Rawlins and Janet Flagg ZeroDefect Designs Anne and Frederick Castellani Dr. Leena K. Langeland Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shivery Connecticut Council for Interrreligious Rawlins Elaine L. Charendoff Margaret and Roger Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Brett N. Silvers Understanding, Inc. Alvin B. Reiner Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Chase Elizabeth Leete Skinner Auctioneers & Appraisers Cowdery & Murphy, LLC Kimberly and Joe Reynolds Cheney Family Fund at the Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Steven Levy Tyler Smith and Lyn Walker Dr. and Mrs. James Cox-Chapman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Riege Foundation for Public Giving Dr. Courtland G. Lewis and Barbara A. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Soyster Mr. and Mrs. Michael D’Agostino Mr. and Mrs. Ezra H. Ripple IV Blair Childs Lewis Henry “Skip” Steiner Catherine Daly Douglas H. Robins CohnReznick Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Stevenson Alice M. DeLana Rosalie Roth Sara Marcy Cole Helen Lewtan Marge and Ted Storrs Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dickstein Sara R. and Alan A. Dun Fund at the Dr. and Mrs. James Collias Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dunn Hartford Foundation for Public Giving Connecticut Humanities Gerard M. Lupacchino and Lynn C. Justin Sullivan Dolores P. Dworak Richard Scheuch Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Corcoran III Beaulieu Melinda Martin Sullivan and Paul R. C. Priscilla T. Eatherton Dr. Jonathan Schreiber and Sherry G. Joseph Costa and James Northrop Cynthia Mackay Sullivan Richard Feinberg and Ellen Thomson Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cotthaus Diane S. and Michael Macris Ileen and Mark Swerdloff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Firger Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. James T. Cowdery and Linda Alexander- Manchester Community College Susan L. Talbott and Basil Talbott Lawrence R. Fish Joseph M. Shortall and Sara L. Bernstein Cowdery Leta W. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Peter Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Flaks Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Sly, Jr. Brie Quinby and Evan Cowles Kathleen Coville Marr The Alexander M. and Catherine Maus Marilda Gándara and Scott O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. James C. Smith Mary H. Crary Antonie Murray Martin Wright Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garrison Vivian Chow and Randy Smith Sheila and John D’Agostino Cynthia and Luis Martinez The George A. and Grace L. Long Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gervasi Ruth A. Solie Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Deasy Mr. and Mrs. Derek Matus Foundation Sylvie Glickstein Theodore M. Space and Martha Collins George de Brigard and Meg Morse- Roy A. McAlpine and Emily Estes The Phoenix Companies, Inc. Peter Good and Janet Cummings Good Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sutton Schindler Earl F. McMahon and Dina Plapler The Shulansky Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Gossner Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Swibold Elizabeth and Larry Dexheimer Kevin McNamara and the Rev. Craig Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Theodorou Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson Griebel The Loomis Chaffee School Karen L. Chase and Dr. Charles M. Nowak Trinity College Mr. and Mrs. Welles R. Guilmartin The Taft School Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Middlebrook Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tyo Annette Lemieux and Erik Hansen The Walker Group Elizabeth di Mauro Gisele and Nick Miller University of Saint Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harriman Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Donatella Dina Marjorie E. Morrissey Ira Unschuld Brian E. Harvey and Sherry A. Manetta Bettye H. Turitto Barbara Donahue John H. Motley Mr. and Mrs. H. Alex Vance, Jr. Dr. Patricia P. Hatch and Gilbert K. Sally Merry Willis and Kelly Merry Christine M. Doty Heather and Edwin Nadeau III J. P. and Marie-Claire van Rooy Hatch, Jr. Judith M. Zachs Mary G. Dowling Marianne S. Donahue and Joseph P. Hope W. Vath Della Hennelly Nathan L. Dubin Namnoun Douglas and Priscilla B. Viets Hitchcock Printing Effie Economos Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Oswald Eugenia and Victor Villagra Kent Holsinger and Bill D. Cannon Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Sally Wister and Robert D. Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. von Dohlen Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Howey Daniel Elias and Karen M. Keane Marlene Passman Mr. and Mrs. David Wadstrup Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jacobs, Jr. Ruth L. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Petrie Marie Ruth Wall JCJ Architecture, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfaff Margery and Robert Warren Daniel P. Johnson and Ruslana Plude Hinda N. Fisher Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation Mrs. N. William Wawro Kingswood-Oxford School

38 39 Corporate & Institutional Members Matching Gifts Fellows Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldfarb Premier Members Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb Rick Gowen Aetna, Inc. Aetna Foundation, Inc. $9,999–$5,000 Joyce and Andrew J. Mandell Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gworek Alix, Yale & Ristas AIG We gratefully acknowledge the following Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brainerd Gisele and Nick Miller JoAn K. Hagan Bank of America Apple, Inc. patrons who graciously support the Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Carrier Marjorie E. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hall Bingham McCutchen LLP Bank of America Foundation, Inc. Annual Fund with a gift to our Premier Halsey and Michele Cook Jay Morton and Michael Phillips Hermann Family Charitable Foundation Bradley, Foster & Sargent, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Carol and Tim Covello Marianne S. Donahue and David and Sharon Jepson Capitol Region Education Council GE Foundation Membership program. Mr. and Mrs. Dan R. Eudy Joseph P. Namnoun Dr. Leena K. Langeland Christie’s ING Foundation Mary P. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O’Connor Elizabeth Leete CohnReznick Johnson & Johnson Society of Daniel Wadsworth Helen B. Gray Dr. and Mrs. Sam Peterson Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Cowdery & Murphy, LLC The CIGNA Foundation Beverly P. and Arnold C. Greenberg Mrs. Sidney Pinney Diane S. and Michael Macris Data-Mail, Inc. The Ford Foundation J. Pierpont Morgan Society Robert and Judith Kamerschen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfaff Leta W. Marks Discover RE Insurance The Lincoln Financial Foundation $50,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Kathleen Coville Marr Dowling & Partners Securities, LLC The Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein Margaret M. and Michael Preston Antonie Murray Martin Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP The Walt Disney Company Foundation The Cheryl Chase and James B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roxe Cynthia and Luis Martinez Halloran & Sage LLP Travelers Stuart Bear Family Foundation Jeffrey G. and Marcia Reid Marsted Mary T. Sargent Roy A. McAlpine and Emily Estes Hartford Seminary United Technologies Corporation Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dangremond Thomas and Elsee McEachin Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Earl F. McMahon and Dina Plapler Henkel Corporation United Way of Central & Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwartz John H. Motley JCJ Architecture, Inc. Northeastern Connecticut and the Pryor Foundation Belle K. Ribicoff Alan R. and Marilyn C. Schwedel Marlene Passman Legrand, North America Verizon Foundation Esther Pryor Linda Bland Sonnenblick Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Seymour Alexis R. Popik and William C. Popik Lincoln Financial Group J. Frank Travis Sharon W. and Robert H. Smith, Jr. Brie Quinby and Evan Cowles Manchester Community College Chick Austin Circle Tyler Smith and Lyn Walker Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and McCarter & English LLP Film Program Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shipman Richard F. Rumohr MetLife $49,999–$25,000 Member Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Russak Northeast Utilities Anonymous Emilie and Raul de Brigard $4,999–$2,500 Ileen and Mark Swerdloff Mrs. Peter Russell Northern Trust Connecticut Council for Vincent Dowling Family Foundation Susan L. Talbott and Basil Talbott Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Sappington Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation Interrreligious Understanding, Inc. Joel B. Alvord Mr. and Mrs. Liam E. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. von Dohlen Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Scherer, Jr. Robinson & Cole LLP Carol and Tim Covello Kenneth Anderson and Karen Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. David M. Roth Dr. Wayne S. Rawlins and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Shivery S.H. Smith & Company, Inc. James B. Lyon John and Laura Berman Janet Flagg Rawlins The Shulansky Foundation, Inc. Shipman & Goodwin LLP Joyce D. and Andrew J. Mandell Kent Brittan John H. P. Wheat and Karen C. Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Soyster The Barnes Group, Inc. Andrea Miller-Keller Director’s Council Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Brown Martin Wolman and Nancy Fischbach Henry “Skip” Steiner The Connecticut Light and Gregory and Camille Servodidio $24,999–$15,000 Professors Jean Cadogan Eric and Jessica Zachs Family Foundation Marge and Ted Storrs Power Company and Alden Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Mr. and Mrs. David E. A. Carson Laura R. Harris Melinda Martin Sullivan and & Insurance Company Anne and Frederick Castellani Atheneum Associates Joan J. Kohn Paul R. C. Sullivan The Phoenix Companies, Inc. Elaine L. Charendoff Christopher and Janet Larsen $2,499–$1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Theodorou The Walker Group Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Chase Mr. and Mrs. William R. Peelle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tyo Travelers Dr. and Mrs. James Collias Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Adkins John M. Reynolds and Garrett Reynolds Ira Unschuld United Technologies Corporation Sheila and John D’Agostino Phoebe and P. K. Allen Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick J. P. and Marie-Claire van Rooy Webster Bank George de Brigard and Mr. and Mrs. John Bell The Zachs Family Mr. and Mrs. H. Alex Vance, Jr. Woodland Moving and Warehouse Meg Morse-Schindler Dr. and Mrs. Ellison Berns Hope W. Vath WorldBusiness Capital Mary G. Dowling Eleanor W. Blake Douglas and Priscilla B. Viets Institutional Members Benefactors Effie Economos Dr. Sybille Brewer Eugenia and Victor Villagra American School for the Deaf $14,999–$10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Jared I. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H Burrall, Jr. Marie Ruth Wall Avon Old Farms School Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fisher Karen and John Byrne Dr. Duffield Ashmead IV Margery and Robert Warren Capital Community College Letty Fonteyne Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carey, Jr. and Mr. Eric Ort Mrs. N. William Wawro Kingswood-Oxford School John and Carole Bailey French Karen L. Chase and Charles M. Dickson Coleman H. and Jo Champlin Casey Edie and Bob Whitman Miss Porter’s School, Inc. Mrs. Robert E. Galli Blair Childs Susan Chandler Sally Wister and Robert D. Parrott Polish Cultural Club of Greater Hartford Alva G. Greenberg Sara Marcy Cole Francine and Stephan Christiansen Eleanor E. Zajac The First Church of Christ in Hartford Ann and Joseph Howard Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Copeland, Jr. Suzanne E. Zajac The Loomis Chaffee School Dr. Mark W. Izard Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Corcoran III Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Fox Judy and John Zinn The Taft School Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Johnson, Jr. James T. and Linda Alexander-Cowdery Mr. and Mrs. Robinson A. Grover Trinity College Ryoung Ja and Tai Soo Kim Mary H. Crary Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis University of Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Jr. Elizabeth di Mauro Sharon and Henry Martin University of Hartford Diane Korntheuer and Peter Grzybala Barbara Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mead University of Saint Joseph Bernard and Gale Kosto Christine M. Doty Tim McLaughlin and Marian Kellner Watkinson School Lee G. Kuckro Mrs. Nathan L. Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Pearson Margaret and Roger Lawson Ruth L. Ellison Susan and Joel Rottner Dr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Ferrante Betsy and David E. Sams, Jr. Barbara L. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schaefer Nathan L. Frank and Remy and Hy Schwartz Krystian von Speidel Aaron and Sandra Gersten Steven and Blanche Goldenberg

40 41 Legacy Society Trust and Estate Gifts In Memory of Joyce Hale In Honor Gifts Special Contributions North Central Connecticut Sixteenth Annual Talcott Duffield Ashmead IV and Eric Ort Estate of Eva Andrews Trust Lawyers Association In Honor of Cheryl Chase’s Birthday Stanley Golf Classic We are delighted to recognize the following Barbara and Richard Booth Estate of Harriet Bundy Trust The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Roth donors who have provided for the Joan E. Brown* and J. Ernest Gross* Estate of Thelma J. Levin Mrs. Arnold W. Aronson We are grateful to the following Wadsworth Atheneum in their estate Hugh S. Campbell* Estate of Charles J. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. James Babcock In Honor of V.J. Dowling supporters for their contributions to plans. Their foresight and generosity Sue and Howard Carver Estate of Charles G. Woodward Trust Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brown Frank Majors the success of the Sixteenth Annual Jo Champlin Casey and will play a key role in ensuring the Bernice Crim Talcott Stanley Golf Classic, held on Coleman H. Casey++ Susan Cronin In Honor of Alyce Perry Englund Museum’s future growth and success. Sarah Goodwin Austin Memorial Fund Donors September 18, 2013. Each year, this Susan R. Chandler Trudy Daly Society of American Mary H. Crary++ George Murnaghan Mary Elva Erf Period Furniture Makers tournament honors the memory of George David++ Sharon W. and Robert H. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin Talcott Stanley and looks back on his Emilie and Raul de Brigard Elizabeth M. Hamilton In Honor of the 50th Wedding Anniversary life with gratitude for the commitment Esther de Neufville++* of Anita & Anthony Ferrante In Memoriam Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LaRiviere he had to the Wadsworth Atheneum. Ronnie A.* and Raymond H. Deck* J. Steve Martin and Sandra L. Neely Dr. and Mrs. Harold Moskowitz Alice M. DeLana++ In Memory of Joan Brown Nancy Mulcahy Lucille A. Diorio* Mr. and Mrs. John M. Washburn, Jr. In Honor of the 35th Wedding Anniversary Reverend Mark L. Noonan Presenting Sponsor William D. Eppes* Barbara Donahue of Andrea Levy & Neal Freuden Diana W. O’Brien Dowling & Partners Muriel and Karl Fleischmann++ Antonie Murray Martin Betsy Olmsted and Dick Walsh Fred Cantor Frank Garofolo and Donald Osborne Emily W. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palatine Junior Sponsor Nancy D. and Robinson A. Grover++ Dr. and Mrs. John F. Raycroft Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rheaume Guy Carpenter Mrs. Frederick Hamilton* Rosalie Lee Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steffens, Jr. In Honor of Linda Roth’s Birthday Katherine F. Hoffman*++ Rosalie Roth Mr. and Mrs. David Zogbaum Silver Sponsor Shepherd M. Holcombe, Sr.*++ In Memory of Dinah Danseyar In Honor of Linda and David Roth Art Study Group of Glastonbury Legrand, North America Helen Kaman* Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Peterson Virginia Kennedy Lilian N. Kezerian++ Joan J. Blumenthal Donald Degray Golf Cart Sponsor Christopher and Janet Larsen++ Cathleen Collins In Honor of Carol Urick Marie Varrone Orthopedic Associates of Hartford, P.C. Henry Link Celia Dondes and Robert Kerzner Eileen Camp Thomas Lange James B. Lyon++ Elizabeth Foxman Corporate Sponsor Marily MacKinnon and Mary K. Godar In Honor of Walter Wick In Memory of Carol M. Krute AT&T Charles Gorrondona++ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hewett Cheney Family Fund at the Hartford Belle K. Ribicoff Laura McIntyre Lillian N. Kezerian Foundation for Public Giving Food & Beverage Sponsor Andrew C. McKirdy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgenstern In Honor of Linda and Walter Wick Healthy Source Catering Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Middlebrook++ Ms. Yvonne Rogow In Memory of Virginia McCullough Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Blau Barbara C.* and Robert K. Mooney*++ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shapiro Patricia Bullock Individual Sponsors Richard M. Murray Leonida Burnham Thomas Bow Ann S. Parkhurst In Memory of Carolyn Locke de Kanter Kathleen Cramer Kent Brittan Claire M. Pryor and Millard H. Pryor*++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Hagi Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver John M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brochu Gary Hawrylko Fred Castellani Hal and Patty Sprague Janet Locke Genest Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt William H. Prusoff Foundation Marie L. St. John++ Cindy McKee Sontag Advisory Mr.* and Mrs.* Talcott Stanley++ In Memory of Dana DeLoach Jeff Morell David Weaver Melinda M. and Paul R.C. Sullivan++ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Bator Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Patricia A. Wiggins* William Perry Flag Sponsors Karen C. and John H.P. Wheat++ Anne Salonia Hitchcock Printing & Distribution * deceased Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Serra Pronto Printing ++ charter members Carol W. Scoville S&S Worldwide

In Memory of Fred Schlosstein James T. Healey, Jr. and Pamela J. Dowling

42 43 Gala Sponsors Art Pickup Splendor: Jay Morton Seventh Annual Benefit Gala Presenting Sponsor Northern Trust The Wadsworth Atheneum’s largest Art Shipping Drs. Pamela T. and Irvin D. Reid fundraiser of the year was a great Founding Sponsor Aetna, Inc. success, netting close to $400,000 for Auctioneer Underwriter exhibitions, programs and operations. Sue and Howard Carver Corporate Sponsors Many thanks to the individuals, Fairview Capital Partners, Inc. Framing Services donors, artists and committee members The Hartford Financial Michael and Cindy Klein listed below.. Services Group, Inc. Connecticut Light & Power, Photography Underwriter a Northeast Utilities Company Stephen B. Middlebrook Corporate Table Sponsors Program Book Printing Bank of America/U.S. Trust, Bank of Thomas and Elsee McEachin America Private Wealth Management BNY Mellon Wealth Management Volunteer Dinner Sponsors The Cheryl Chase and Sue and Howard Carver Stuart Bear Family Foundation Emilie de Brigard Consigli Construction Co., Inc. Drs. Marian Kellner and Hartford Hospital, A Hartford Timothy McLaughlin HealthCare Partner The Hartford Steam Boiler Gala Underwriters Inspection & Insurance Co. Anonymous In Honor of Hoffman Auto Group Karen C. Wheat Landmark Partners Susan Chandler Legrand, North America Dr. Diane B. Cloud and Lincoln Financial Group Sanford Cloud, Jr. Rockville Bank Foundation Barbara Flynn In Honor of Cheryl Chase Stanley Black & Decker and The Honorable Stuart Bear The Travelers Companies, Inc. Mrs. Marcia L. Kalayjian In Honor of University of Hartford Claire Pryor and Karen C. Wheat Webster Bank Christopher and Janet Larsen The Women’s Committee of the OKAY Industries, Inc. Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Drs. Pamela T. and Irvin D. Reid Northern Trust Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. Grand Patrons Shipman & Goodwin LLP Mary and David Dangremond The Zachs Family Foundation, Inc. Emilie and Raul de Brigard Kristi A. Matus Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick

Patrons Duffield Ashmead IV and Eric Ort Marcia Reid Marsted and Jeffrey Marsted Drs. Marian Kellner and Timothy McLaughlin Eileen and Elliott Pollack John and Garrett Reynolds Sharon and Robert Smith Linda Bland Sonnenblick and Henry Zachs J. P. and Marie-Claire van Rooy Karen Cronin Wheat and John Wheat

Mary and David Dangremond 44 45 Splendor Steering Committee In Kind Support Emilie de Brigard Susan L. Talbott Farmington Frame Company LLC Liz Dexheimer Robert Taplin Benefit Chairs Singers from the Voice Program Zoe and Joel Dictrow TeachArt2Me Jay Morton at the Hartt School Donatella Dina TheaterWorks Karen Cronin Wheat Hitchcock Printing & Distribution Mark Dion The Bushnell Center for Performing Arts John Alves Design John Donatich The Education Department at the President of the Board of Trustees Esther Pryor, Event Favors Catherine Doocy Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art David W. Dangremond Andrew Rubenoff, Event Designer Larry Dooley The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation Swann Auction Galleries Elements Day Spa The Mark Twain House & Museum Director and CEO Karen Cronin Wheat Elizabeth Enders The Mayflower Inn & Spa Susan L. Talbott Linda Cheverton Wick Alyce Perry Englund The Mill at 2T Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Feld Vinifera Imports, Ltd. Christopher Finch Dr. Thomas P. and Barbara G. Ward Auction Committee Auction Contributors Walton Ford Michael Waugh Auction Chair Cecil Adams Robin Jaffee Frank Wee Little Arts Linda Cheverton Wick Akua ba Fitness Friend of the Atheneum William Wegman Alexander Gray Associates Virginia Gascon James Welling Committee Members John Alves Debbie Gaudet West Hartford Art League Virginia Brown Patricia and Thomas Anathan Amy Genser West Side Wines & Spirits Michele and Halsey Cook Sam Peterson Anonymous Gillette Ridge Wines Western Exhibitions, Chicago Esther Pryor Barcelona Wine Bar & Restaurant Arleen and Charles Goldberg Karen and John Wheat John Reynolds Bella Gusta Select Oils & Vinegars Grants Restaurant Linda Cheverton Wick Barbara Ward Ulrich Birkmaier Luke Gray Walter Wick Antoine Bissieux Zbigniew Grzyb Thomas and Elsee McEachin Yale University Art Gallery Table Hosts Carbone’s Ristorante Ann Gund Yale University Press Duffield Ashmead IV and Eric Ort Ellen Carey Hamel Family Wines Pavel Zoubok and Paul A. Baglio, Jr. Virginia and Jeffrey Brown Nick Cave Harriet Beecher Stowe Center Susan and Frederick Copeland, Jr. Central Optica Laura Harris Marianne Donahue and Joseph Namnoun City Steam Brewery Café Marion Harris Joanne and Dan Eudy Kate Coley Hartford Art School Tim McLaughlin Robin Jaffee Frank and Robert Frank Colt Gateway Hartford Stage Kevin McNamara and Craig Nowak Mary Gibbons Connecticut Ballet Hartford Symphony Orchestra Sheila Metzner Laura R. Harris Connecticut Historical Society Harvest Wine and Spirits Mind Your Manor, Inc. Ann and Joseph Howard Consulting Ophthalmologists, P.C. Healthy Source Catering Erin Monroe Gerard Lupacchino and Lynn C. Beaulieu Michele and Halsey Cook Hesterandcook.com Rashaad Newsome James Lyon Christopher and Eileen Dadlez Patricia M. Hickson Northern Trust Marcia Reid Marsted and Jeffrey Marsted Sarah Howes Ocean House Lori and Liam McGee Mar Jennings Olde Towne Coin Co., Inc. Jay Morton and Michael Phillips J. Namnoun Oriental Rug Gallery Paul Kasmin Gallery Martha and Sam Peterson Ernest Jolicoeur Sam and Martha Peterson John and Garrett Reynolds Chet Kempczynski Philip David Jewelers Sharon Rizikow Kevin Edward Jewelers Mike Phillips Marguerite Rose and Robert Rose Martin Kline Playhouse On Park Linda and David Roth Kramer Portraits New York Margaret and Michael Preston Susan and Joel Rottner Fay Ku Claire M. Pryor Remy and Hy Schwartz Louise Lawler Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Rawlins Susan and Basil Talbott Lawrence Jeffrey Estate Jewelers R. Derwin Clothiers The UConn Health Center Robert Lazzarini Joe and Kim Reynolds Karen Cronin Wheat and John Wheat David Levinthal Belle K. Ribicoff Tamara and John Lundgren David and Linda Roth James B. Lyon Ed Ruscha Lori and Liam McGee Deidre Magnello Hope Sandrow and Ulf Skogsbergh Manolo Blahnik B.A. Shapiro Kathleen Coville Marr Nancy E. Shea Marcia Reid Marsted Christine Shivery Virgil Marti S & J Multimedia Dr. Tim McLaughlin and Dr. Marian Kellner Max Restaurant Group Deb Sokolow Maytag Dairy Farms Spruce Home & Garden Maureen McCabe Stanley Black & Decker Sugar Salon Table and Vine

46 47 S p e cial I n t e r e s t G r o u p s Antoinette Dupont Sharon M. G. Rizikow Muriel and Karl Fleischmann Clare C. Edwards Megan Rockwell Letty Fonteyne Maureen L. Egan Linda H. Roth Nathan Frank and Krystian von Speidel Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Ruth L. Ellison Rosalie Roth Deborah and John Fuller Emily Estes Susan A. Rottner Claire S. Galli Marri D. Fairbanks Maisie Russell Sandra and Aaron Gersten William Fairchild Renee Samuels Mary P. Gibbons Anita A. Ferrante Diane L. Sandler Beverly and Arnold C. Greenberg Susan G. Fisher Patty Sansone JoAn K. Hagan Muriel Fleischmann Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Laura R. Harris Letty Fonteyne Remy Schwartz Holly and R. Stuart Holden, Jr. Theresa A. Forsdick Sonia Shipman Joseph G. and Ann D. Howard Karen L. Fritsche Sharon W. Smith Denise Robinson and Mark W. Izard Alexa Garvin Linda B. Sonnenblick Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis Terry Gaudet Ileen P. Swerdloff Louise and Todd Kaufman Special interest group contributions Katherine Kane and John Kelsey Contemporary Coalition Sylvie Glickstein Rebecca Taylor Gale and Bernard Kosto help the Wadsworth Atheneum fund Dorothy Brooks Koopman Beverly P. Greenberg Susan M. Turner Lee G. Kuckro programs and initiatives central to Gretchen LaBau Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brainerd Gloria Gworek Hope W. Vath Leena K. Langeland Janet Larsen Coleman H. and Jo Champlin Casey our mission. We appreciate the generous Carol R. Hall Krystian von Speidel Kathleen Coville Marr Billie Levy The Cheryl Chase and Carolyn Harris Barbara Ward Jeffery G. and Marcia Reid Marsted donors who founded and/or support Gwen and Sherwood Lewis Stuart Bear Family Foundation Laura R. Harris Rosanne Warmoth Sharon and Henry R. Martin these special groups each year. Miriam Lloyd-Jones Halsey and Michele Cook Ingunn Hekneby* M. L. Wasserstein Emily Estes and Roy McAlpine James B. Lyon Mr. and Mrs. David W. Dangremond Mary Ellen Higgison Karen Cronin Wheat Marian Kellner and Timothy McLaughlin Laverne Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Raul R. de Brigard Helen T. Hodgman Edith Whitman Gisele and Nicholas Miller Emily Estes and Roy McAlpine Alva G. Greenberg Ann D. Howard Linda Cheverton Wick Jay Morton and Michael Phillips Auerbach Library Associates Lori and Liam McGee Laura R. Harris Martha Johnson Judy Zinn Lorraine and Mark Parsons Laura McIntyre Joyce and Andrew J. Mandell Dianne J. Jones Marlene Passman *deceased William and Margaret Atwood Timothy McLaughlin Jeffrey G. and Marcia Reid Marsted Emma Jones Judith M. Pinney Carolyn Backmender Brenda Miller Lori C. and Liam E. McGee Karen A. Kelleher Eileen S. and Elliott B. Pollack Eleanor Blake Lee Oliver Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Barbara Kiefer Alexis and William Popik Jody Blankenship Lorraine Parsons and the Pryor Foundation Sharon Kocay Decorative Arts Council John and Garrett Reynolds Sybille Brewer Samuel Peterson Susan and Joel Rottner Jan P. Kritzman Belle K. Ribicoff Nathan Brody Kathleen Curran and Patrick Pinnell Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick Leena K. Langeland Karen A. Kelleher and Linda H. and David M. Roth Karen and JohnByrne Judith Pinney Sylvia Lazarus Kenneth D. Anderson Susan A. and Joel J. Rottner Bonnie and Fred Castellani Eileen Pollack Rosalind W. Leibowitz Duffield Ashmead IV and Eric Ort Sandra and Jeffrey Russak Alyce Rawlins Susan Chandler Costume & Textile Society Heather Loranger Diane and Richard Brainerd Sonia and Mark Shipman Charles F. Corcoran Belle Ribicoff Gloria LoRusso Sybille Brewer Sharon W. and Robert H. Smith, Jr. Richard Ring Mary Jane.Crosson Victoria F. Albert Gwendolyn Love Karen and John Byrne Linda Bland Sonnenblick Susan and Joel Rottner David W. Dangremond Lynne Bassett Cynthia K. Mackay Jean and Alden Gordon Filomena and Thomas W. Soyster Joan Shoemaker Patty Day Harriett C. Belding Coreen A. Majka Sunde Anne and Frederick Castellani Marge and Ted Storrs Robert and Sharon Smith Emilie de Brigard Hillary Biernacki Kathleen Coville Marr Susan Chandler Melinda and Paul Sullivan Linda Bland Sonnenblick Sally Dickinson Eleanor W. Blake Ann McAloon Hyla and James Cohen Ileen and Mark Swerdloff Theodore Space Elizabeth di Mauro Barbara J. Boutot Sharon McCormick Sara Marcy Cole Marie-Claire and J. P. van Rooy Marilyn Stewart Clare and Jared Edwards Diane Brainerd Hannah W. McManus Susan and Frederick Copeland, Jr. Karen C. Wheat and John H. P. Wheat Sara Titus Ruth Ellison Sybille Brewer Sally Merry Willis Anna and Charles F. Corcoran, III Edie and Bob Whitman Hope Vath Bill Faude Karen K. Byrne Gisele Miller Carol and Tim Covello Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick Lawson Ward Anita and Anthony Ferrante Audrey B. Carlson Margaret Moon Linda Alexander-Cowdery and Henry M. Zachs Judith Wawro Gene Gaddis Sally D. Carrier Marjorie E. Morrissey James T. Cowdery Karen and John Wheat Claire Galli Helena Carvalho Margaret Myers Brie Quinby and Evan Cowles Linda Cheverton Wick and Walter Wick Mary Gibbons Madelyn J. Cerrielli-Gulliver Patricia Noeker Sheila C. and John B. D’Agostino Luke Williams Alden Gordon Karen L. Chase Christine W. Park Mary and David Dangremond Sally Wister Eunice Groark Christine Cherrone Lorraine M. Parsons Emilie and Raul R. de Brigard Henry Zachs Nancy and Rob Grover Ayelet Chozick Jean A. Pearson Elizabeth A. di Mauro JoAn Hagan Hyla A. Cohen Alyssa Perry Christine M. Doty Laura Harris Isabel Compasso Genevieve Pfaff Mary Dowling D. Patricia and Gil Hatch Carol L. Covello Joanne Pierce Bess and Michael* Economos Margaret Hoskins Sheila C. D’Agostino Eileen S. Pollack Clare C. and Jared I. Edwards Brooks and Carol Lee Joslin Mary Dangremond Karen Purviance Ruth L. Ellison Karen Ann Kelleher Emilie de Brigard John Reynolds Anita and Anthony Ferrante Dorothy Keller Marianne Donahue Susan and Robert L. Fisher Valerie Duncan

48 49 Docent Council Lillian Kezerian Women’s Committee of the Emilie de Brigard Francesca McIntyre Diane Kopp Kathleen Walsh Deasy, Anna McManus Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Diane S. Macris, President Mary Ann Kouyoumjian Day Art Tours Chair Hannah McManus Gretchen LaBau Virginia M. DiBella Carolyn Mogielnicki Laura L. McIntyre, Vice President Shirley Randazzo Elise LaFosse Pauline M. Dickstein, Beth Montgelas Sally Wister, Secretary President Carol Genco, Treasurer Marcia Lahens Reserves Chair Deborah Key Mundair Leena K. Langeland Terry Gaudet Constance G. Dix Margaret Neville Maria Adams Tracy Lawlor Past President Carol S. Doeg Doris Newman Esther Levitt, Emerita Judy W. Drake Patricia A. O’Brien Linda Alexander-Cowdery Rose Zbikowski Andrea F. Levy Lois Druckemiller Gwen Z. O’Connell Phoebe Allen Vice President of Volunteers Pauline Arendt Gwen Lewis Fern G. Drutman Patricia R. O’Connell Anna Maria Cerza Carolyn Backmender Sihui Liu Renee Dubin Dorothy D. O’Meara Vice President of Events Judith Barton Miriam Lloyd-Jones Effie Economou Katherine Papathanasis Elizabeth B. Berns Grace Loeffler Judy Gunning Paige Falasco Paula G. Passaretti Carolann H. Birbara Yolanda Lowell Vice President of External Affairs / Susan J. Fellingham Jean A. Pearson Eleanor W. Blake Agnes M. Luby, Emerita First Vice President Nora K. Fox Joyace Peoples Donna Bozzuto Elizabeth L. Malley Irene R. Gaffney Helen B. Perry Kathleen Lamy Jack Brin and Joyce Goodwin-Brin Leta W. Marks Nancy K. Galligan Judith M. Pinney Treasurer Nathan Brody Susan B. Meisler Terry Gaudet Ann Louise Price Sarah Brown Kristina Metcalfe Sherry Harriman Sharon Genovese Shirley Randazzo Heidi Buatti Gisele Miller, Emerita Recording Secretary Audrey J. Gervais Alyce T. Rawlins, Nominating Chair Cassandra A. Butler Nancy Morgenstern Mary P. Gibbons Janet Flagg Rawlins Ann B. Mulcahy Mary King Linda D. Gooden Carol G. Reid Karen K. Byrne Corresponding Secretary Susan L. Carey Tatyana Nadgor Dee Gordon Anna B. Rice Anne Castellani June B. Nelson, Emerita Judith K. Gunning Eleanor F. Rohfritch Carol L. Covello Lee H. Oliver Patricia K. Hadlow Elaine Romeo Mary Jane Crosson Myra Panitch, Emerita Marlene Adkins, Program Chair Donna Halloran Noriko Rossi Alicia Cuervo Lorraine M. Parsons Sally Alubicki Sherry Harriman Susan A. Rottner Sheila C. D’Agostino Paula L. Polivy, Emerita Anne S. Alvord Susan S. Hatch Barbara H. Ruderman Jean E. Davis Strom Scherie Millicent E. Benner Ingunn Hekneby*, Betsy B. Sams Patty Day Henry Schwartz Cheri Bertus Flower Committee Susan Scherer Jane Domke, Emerita Joan Sereda* Susan W. Bigelow Anita Herbst Ruth M. Sheintop Elizabeth Doughney Joan Shoemaker Susan Blair, Adlyn H. Hickey Sonia Shipman Ann D. Drake Virginia S. Smith Festival of Trees & Traditions Chair Susan Horn Ruth K. Shulansky Cathy Doocy Drake Henrietta Stargardter Elissa F. Breiling, Hospitality Chair Lynn Horne, Mary Ann Souza Ruth L. Ellison Mervyn F. Strauss Jane E. Britton Fine Art & Flowers Chair Beverly W. Thomas Joanne L. Eudy Maureen Tesoro Christine Brunette M. Cynthia Houlihan Phyllis Thomas Anita A. Ferrante Sara S. Titus Susan W. Bullis Ann D. Howard Jean M. Tillinghast Sinton Linda Flowers, Emerita Lauren Toppin Elizabeth T. Carter Karin James, Festival of Trees Priscilla B. Viets Deborah H. Fuller Joan Traverso Anna Maria Cerza & Traditions Chair Jean B. Vogel Claire S. Galli Melinda Trummel Geraldine Chamberlain, Festival of Trees Bonita R. Jones Donna Wadstrup JoAn K. Hagan Carol A. Urick & Traditions Chair Marcia L. Kalayjian Barbara G. Ward, Membership Chair Elizabeth M. Hamilton, Emerita Hope W. Vath Francine E. Christiansen Mary L. King Janet L. Ward Laura R. Harris Eugenia Villagra Nancy A. Clark Marjorie Kniola Margery C. Warren Della Hennelly Sandra Voice Lisa Cole Joyce I. Kopper Judith S. Wawro Margaret M. Hoskins, Emerita Lawson Ward Kate M. Coley, Flower Committee Kathleen G. Kraczkowsky Melissa Wildfong Taka Iwashita Rosanne Warmoth Tina Collias, Flower Committee Elizabeth Kress Dee Wilson Joan T. Kenney* Marion P. Zaffino Isabel Compasso Nancy La Perla Sarah Winter Kimberly P. Zimmermann Sandra E. Conlin Kathleen E. Lamy Jaime A. Wisneski Judy Zinn Sheila D’Agostino Rosalie Lester Janet R. Wright Jo-Ann Librio Barbara Zakarian *deceased Christine D’Angelo, Fine Art & Flowers Chair Jane Loeb Angham Zakko, Newsletter Editor Lorraine Longstreet Carol Zapadka Marily MacKinnon Rosemarie Zbikowski Bernadette R. Mayer, Member Directory Editor Marylou McGonigle

50 51 THE AMIS TAD C EN TER F O R AR T & CUL T URE THE GOO DWIN ME D A L

Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art “The Goodwin Medal will be awarded from time to time, not necessarily annually, to honor persons who have rendered extraordinary service to the Museum.”

For 27 years The Amistad Center and Honorary Board of Trustees 1983 2001 the Wadsworth Atheneum have enjoyed Officers Dr. R. Eileen Baccus Genevieve Harlow Goodwin Nancy D. Grover a unique institutional partnership. The Eleanor Blake Greg Deavens 1985 2002 Sanford Cloud, Jr. Amistad Center is an independently President Eleanor Howland Bunce Millard H. Pryor, Jr. incorporated not-for-profit African David Driskell JoAnn H. Price Dr. Conrad L. Mallett 1986 2003 American cultural institution formed in Immediate Past President Beverly Morgan-Welch United Technologies Corporation Christopher Larsen 1987 to conserve, develop, and provide John H. Motley Emilie de Brigard 1988 2006 public access to a collection of over 7,000 The Honorable Denise L. Nappier Vice President Talcott Stanley Robert H. Smith, Jr. works of art, artifacts, and ephemera. Westley Thompson Pamela McKoin Teri Trotter 1990 2008 Vice President Joyce C. Willis Dorothy Clark Archibald Coleman H. Casey Ellen Nurse 1991 2009 Vice President Ex-Officio Joan Joseloff Kohn The Docent Council of the Wadsworth Atheneum Cynthia Williams David Dangremond 1992 Vice President Susan L. Talbott Burton G. Tremaine, Jr. 2014 David W. Dangremond Edwin S. Shirley 1994 Treasurer Staff The Women’s Committee of the Wadsworth Atheneum Medina K. Jett Olivia White Secretary Executive Director 1996 Nancy B. Krieble Dr. Wm. Frank Mitchell 1997 Trustees Assistant Director & Curator Georgette Auerbach Koopman Richard Alleyne Molly McGuire Dr. Shaun Biggers-Alleyne Administrative Intern Luke A. Bronin Nichole René* Roy Collins, III Communications & Events Manager Dane Dudley Dawn Edwards *Left during fiscal year Dr. Anjanette Ferris-Senatus Carol S. Garlick Larry Jones Claire Pryor Dr. Janelle Ricketts Patricia M. Salner Carol Yvette Thorney Olivia White Lana Woods

52 53 FINANCIAL STATEM E N T S Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art

Condensed Statement of Financial Position Condensed Statement of Activities Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013 Operating Non-Operating Total Restricted Restricted June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013

Assets: Revenue: Cash and cash equivalents $5,086,412 $3,254,948 Contributions, Grants, Trusts & Estates $1,801,324 $10,193 $1,811,517 $11,348,353 $2,500 $13,162,370 $10,531,177 Accounts receivable, net of allowance 96,968 36,096 Membership, dues and activities 352,784 – 352,784 – – 352,784 383,458 Grants receivable 1,072,765 5,672,044 Admissions 214,187 – 214,187 – – 214,187 369,293 Other receivables 14,327 10,390 Exhibition fees and other 425,267 332,788 758,055 – – 758,055 590,937 Contributions receivable 726,827 861,453 Auxiliary activities 685,948 – 685,948 – – 685,948 765,612 Inventories and other assets 460,861 487,888 Proceeds from sale of art objects – – – – – – 26,528 Investments, at market 100,847,910 87,071,362 Total return for operations 2,120,000 355 2,120,355 – – 2,120,355 2,080,000 Funds held in trust by others 814,696 764,812 Gain (loss) on funds held in trust by others – – – – 49,884 49,884 17,837 Property and equipment, net depreciation 25,425,479 21,908,731 Net assets released from restriction 2,307,113 8,275,718 10,582,831 (10,582,831) – – –

Collections of art and other artifacts – – Total revenue, gains and other support 7,906,623 8,619,054 16,525,677 765,522 52,384 17,343,583 14,764,842

Total assets $134,546,245 $120,067,724

Expense: Liabilities: Collections, Exhibitions and Programs 2,431,088 170,499 2,601,587 – – 2,601,587 2,965,577 Accounts payable $697,403 $282,358 Art Acquistion – 3,429,042 3,429,042 – – 3,429,042 2,461,650 Loan payable 3,524,911 1,979,082 Administrative and External Affairs 2,457,811 133,287 2,591,098 – – 2,591,098 2,653,277 Accrued expenses and other liabilities 334,021 1,802,759 Auxiliary activities 519,605 – 519,605 – – 519,605 574,002 Deferred revenue 315,976 505,461 Building and Security 2,497,922 (6,783) 2,491,139 – – 2,491,139 2,706,381

Total liabilities 4,872,311 4,569,660 Construction Costs – – – – – – – Depreciation – 1,242,395 1,242,395 – – 1,242,395 1,111,958 Net assets: Total expense 7,906,426 4,968,440 12,874,866 – – 12,874,866 12,472,845 Unrestricted 22,883,158 20,797,991 Board designated 15,800,502 14,862,758 Change in net assets before investment return 197 3,650,614 3,650,811 765,522 52,384 4,468,717 2,291,997 Temporarily restricted 59,449,267 48,348,692 Investment gain from long-term investments – (627,900) (627,900) 10,335,053 – 9,707,153 5,970,114 Permanently restricted 31,541,007 31,488,623 Change in net assets 197 3,022,714 3,022,911 11,100,575 52,384 14,175,870 8,262,111

Total net assets 129,673,934 115,498,064 Net assets at beginning of year 35,660,749 48,348,692 31,488,623 115,498,064 107,235,953

Total liabilities and net assets $134,546,245 $120,067,724 Net assets at end of year $38,683,660 $59,449,267 $31,541,007 $129,673,934 $115,498,064

The condensed statement of financial position and condensed statement of activities are derived from the Wadsworth Atheneum’s financial statements as of June 30, 2014, which have been audited by CohnReznick, LLP, independent auditors, whose report expressed an unqualified opinion on those financial statements.

54 55 MUS E U M S TAFF Education Division Kathryn Murphy The Museum Shop Development Assistant Stacey M. Stachow Education Danielle L. Palladino Museum Shop Manager Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Events Captain Johanna L. Plummer Colin Brown Georgette Auerbach Koopman Kristyn Ribera Sales Assistant Director of Education Stewardship Manager Jaclyn M. Cane Lauren T. Cross Rena Winton Sales Assistant* Community Programs Coordinator Events Captain Kimberly Smith Nina Goodale-Salazar Sales Associate Teaching Artist Director’s Office Adria L. Patterson Registrar Communications and Marketing Kelly Walsh Exhibitions Coordinator Jama R. Holchin Sales Associate* Edward G. Russo Amanda K. Young Susan L. Talbott Education Assistant Linda H. Roth Head Registrar Communications and Marketing Manager Jessica J. Whipple Director and C.E.O. Senior Curator and Charles C. and Charlene Shang Miller Sales Assistant Mary C. Busick Sarah A. Ferri Jennifer Bordiere Eleanor Lamont Cunningham Curator Docent and Tour Programs Manager Registrar for Loans and Exhibitions Communications and Marketing Coordinator Executive Assistant of European Decorative Arts Emily F. Pacini Ide Allen Phillips Human Resources Paige Culbert School and Teacher Programs Specialist Maryellen Diot Vanessa Sigalas Collections Imaging and Registrar Assistant Shawn A. Lewinson Executive Assistant* Dangremond Research Fellow for Anne Butler Rice Publications Manager European Art and Decorative Arts Meredith Vasta Head of Human Resources* Ashtyn E. Doughty Public Programs Manager Assistant Registrar Acting Executive Assistant* John Teahan Christine Engel Librarian and Curator of Interim Head of Human Resources Visitor Services Finance Division Special Book Collections Archives Oliver Tostmann Susan L. Carey Curatorial Division Eugene R. Gaddis Visitor Services Manager Finance Susan Morse Hilles Curator of European Art William G. DeLana Archivist and Properties Division Cindy Martinez Curator of the Austin House Courtney L. Hebert Curatorial Chief Financial Officer Group Visit Associate Properties Ann Brandwein Robin Jaffee Frank Conservation Judith E. Mihalko Assistant Archivist Carolyn R. Brown Alan C. Barton Chief Curator and Krieble Curator of Director of Finance* Ulrich Birkmaier Visitor Services Associate Director of Facilities American Painting and Sculpture Chief Conservator Janet M. Beatty Rebecca E. Capirchio Kelly E. Agnew Efrain Lopez, Jr. Zenon Gansziniec Library Visitor Services Accountant* Curatorial Administrator* Properties Manager Associate Frame Conservator John Teahan Ashtyn E. Doughty Jama R. Holchin John P. Atwood Eileen Doyle Librarian and Curator of Special Administrative Assistant* Allen Kosanovich Visitor Services Properties Services The Marsted Curatorial Fellow for Book Collections Associate Paintings Conservator Filippina Graziano Contemporary Art Ismael Colon Administrative Assistant* Alyce Perry England Properties Services Aetna Theater / Audio Visual Services Jaclyn Jones Associate Curator of Museum Design Institutional Advancement Division Willard Coppedge Administrative Assistant American Decorative Arts Cecil B. Adams Erik Bowen Properties Services Audio Visual Technician Institutional Advancement Francis S. Kida Eugene R. Gaddis Head of Museum Design Jessica Maldonado Accounts Payable Administrator William G. DeLana Archivist and Christopher Cox Richard Hatch Kimberly A. Reynolds Properties Services Curator of the Austin House Theater Services Director of Institutional Advancement* Richard A. Kozlowski Preparator Curtis L. Smallman Senior Accounting Analyst Deborah Gaudet Jon Eastman Guilka Lopez Eloise J. Mongillo Properties Services Curator of Film and Theater Theater Services Interim Director of Institutional Carole L. LaRochelle Preparator Carmen R. Vega Advancement Accounting Manager Carolyn Greene Mark Giuliano Andrew Pond Properties Services Cataloguer Exhibition Designer Audio Visual Technician Kristen R. Alfonso Anthony Pacileo Development Events Manager* Accountant Patricia M. Hickson Magdaly Rios Ethel Poindexter Information Systems Emily Hall Tremaine Curator Preparator Theater Service Hilary A. Burrall of Contemporary Art Membership Manager* Noreen J. Farrow Recina Reynolds-Gilbert Steve Winot Information Systems Technician Marci L. King Chief Preparator Theater Services Erica Roggeveen Byrne Curatorial Administrator Institutional Partnerships & Grants Manager David Borawski Susan Sullivan Erin C. Monroe Preparator Theater Services Danielle E. Huppke Protection Services Robert H. Schutz, Jr. Assistant Curator of Events Captain Stephen Gerich American Paintings and Sculpture Nicholas Shifrin Torrie Torres Preparator Theater Services Nicholas M. Mandella Senior Supervisor Lan Morgan Events Coordinator Cataloguer *Left the museum during fiscal year

56 57 Interns Volunteers Staff Publications

Nicole Castrogiovanni Joseph Barber Lena McDonald Alyce Perry Englund, “Compete, Leave, Jillian Correia Bonnie Barnes Patrick McGuire or Change: Hartford Cabinetmakers Nicole Cote Raquel Beckford Javoz Meade in the Federal Period,” American Period Jahdiel Cruz Eloise Bennett Kylie O’Donnell Keely Eisele Sarah Brown Charlotte Owens Furniture (The Society of American Hailey Foye Colin Brown Isabella Pacheco Period Furniture Makers, 2013) Karolina Hac David Casarella Galen Polise Allison Hale Emily Chassman David Pontrelli Robin Jaffee Frank, contributed Jessica Kelley Anya Chatfield Sharon Powers essays on paintings by Stuart Davis Lauren Parda Kusek Zoe Chatfield Hugh Quinn to Cathleen Chaffee, ed., Eye on a Chelsea Norwich Petra Clark-Dufner Lisa Rai Erica San Soucie Benjamin Coady Gregory Rice Century: Modern and Contemporary Art Rena Tobey Jahdiel Cruz Autumn Roncari from the Charles B. Benenson Collection Julia Wald Raena Davis Gilda Roncari at the Yale University Art Gallery (Yale Alice Wang Athena Demaille Christine Ruocco University Art Gallery, 2013) Natalia Zagula Elizabeth DiMauro Cynthia Ryan Eliza Ziebold Isabella Elizalde Diana Ryan Patricia Hickson, “Ode to a Hippie,” Emily Estes Diane Salm Virgil Marti / MATRIX 167: Ode to a Lucy Gagner Rachel Salm Marlena Garza Alexandra Sheldon Hippie, exhibition brochure (Wadsworth Maryann Garza Sharon Smith Atheneum Museum of Art, 2013) Mia Garza Tessa van de Meer Gokce Gokmenoglu Davey Vernier —“Macabre Wanderings,” Allison Carolyn Greene Sandy Voice Schulnik / MATRIX 168, exhibition Gloria Gworek Mary Lou Wall brochure (Wadsworth Atheneum Margo Lynn Hablutzel Lawson Ward Carol Hall Margaret Watson Museum of Art, 2014) Elisabeth Houle Jevon Watson Robert Jeffreys Luke Williams —“Nothing but Blue Skies,” Ruben Sarah Jeffreys Natalia Zagula Ochoa / MATRIX 169, exhibition Suzanne Johnson brochure (Wadsworth Atheneum Christine Joyner Museum of Art, 2014) Sobia Khokhar Jean Kurth-Zubretsky Oliver Tostmann, “Baccio Bandinelli: Elise Lafosse Beth Larson Autoritratto,” in exhibition catalogue Tori Laurecin Baccio Bandinelli. Scultore e maestro. Ed. Jayne Lemire by Detlev Heikamp and Beatrice Gwen Lewis Paolozzi Strozzi (Museo Nazionale del Kate May Bargello, 2014)

Cover: Artemisia Gentileschi Italian, 1593–c.1656 Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, c. 1615–18 Oil on canvas Charles H. Schwartz Endowment Fund, 2014.4.1

Design: Cummings & Good

Photography: Allen Phillips Diana Guay Dixon The Defining Photo LLC

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