Foundation 2008–09 Annual Report

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 Foundation 2008–09 Annual Report

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 1 2 National Gallery of Australia Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 Momoyama period (1573–1615), Japan hunting party travelling to a shrine at Oharano, west Miyuki: the imperial outing and hunt 1600–10 of Kyoto. Mounted guards, costumed courtiers and pair of six-fold screens (rokkyoku byobu), colour attendants bearing large parasols accompany the and gold on paper emperor’s carriage. A crowd has gathered to enjoy 168 x 366 cm (each) the colourful spectacle. The right screen shows purchased with the generous assistance of Andrew and the chaos of the hunt, with falconers, men on Hiroko Gwinnett horseback and courtiers in ornate dress pursuing 183725 deer, pheasants and wild boar. Inspired by an episode of the classic Japanese While the narrative describes an earlier time, this novel Tale of Genji, this spectacular pair of six-fold scene is set in the 17th century, with all characters screens was created in the early 17th century by an dressed in exquisite Momoyama-period dress artist of the celebrated Kano School. Tale of Genji and with blossoming cherry trees that reflect the relates the events and intrigues of Heian-period growing popularity of cherry blossom viewing. (794–1185) aristocrats, and it remained a popular Purchased with the assistance of Andrew and theme in the art of the later Momoyama period Hiroko Gwinnett, generous supporters of Japanese (1573–1615). art in Australia, Miyuki: the imperial outing and hunt enhances the Gallery’s small but fine collection of The screens capture the pageantry of Japanese Japanese screens. court life. The magnificent procession is a royal

4 National Gallery of Australia Contents

Office bearers 7

Objectives 7

Chairman’s report 9

Contributors 12

Membership 29

Financial statements 45

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 5 Choi Jeong Hwa their first appearance in the Korean Pavilion at Clear lotus 2009 the 51st Venice Biennale in 2005. The motorised urethane vinyl, motor Clear Lotus magnificently inflates and opens, 230 x 400 x 400 cm (approx) then deflates limply before the cycle begins again. The Gene and Brian Sherman Contemporary Asian Art While much of his work can be interpreted as Fund 2009 communicating concerns about waste, consumer 188797 society, globalisation and other contemporary issues, the artist consciously avoids such An exciting new acquisition of contemporary Asian art is Clear lotus, a huge clear vinyl inflatable discussion. Rather, Choi celebrates the peculiar flower by renowned Korean artist Choi Jeong Hwa. beauty of synthetic materials and everyday objects Born in 1961, the artist began his career as a painter with flippant lightness and deliberate ambiguity but, by the early 1990s, had shifted from painting of purpose. to installation, video and sculpture, particularly the Through the Gene and Brian Sherman inflatables for which he is now famous. Contemporary Asian Art Fund, long-serving Many of Choi Jeong Hwa’s more recent works Foundation member Dr Gene Sherman has are gigantic floral-form inflatables, including directed her generous financial contributions lotus blossoms in black, white, acid yellow and towards building a national collection of significant transparent plastic. His blow-up lotuses have works by Asian contemporary artists with strong attracted considerable international attention since international reputations.

6 National Gallery of Australia Office bearers Objectives

Patron The National Gallery of Australia Foundation, Her Excellency Ms Quentin Bryce, AC, Governor- a company limited by guarantee under the General of the Commonwealth of Australia Corporations Law, is a non-profit organisation established to support the National Gallery of Board Members Australia. Mr Charles P Curran AC (Chairman appointed 26/4/06) The principal objectives of the Foundation are to: Mr Philip Bacon AM (appointed 26/10/00) ƒƒ maintain, improve and develop the national Ms Sandra Benjamin (appointed 27/4/06) collection of works of art owned by the National Mr Anthony R Berg AM (appointed 16/3/99; Gallery of Australia Chairman 16/3/99 to 26/4/06) Mr Antony Breuer (appointed 13/10/00; ƒƒ promote, maintain, improve and develop the resigned 21/10/08) National Gallery of Australia Mrs Robyn Burke (appointed 29/08/06) ƒƒ support the development and conduct by Mr Terrence A Campbell AO (appointed 28/2/07) the National Gallery of Australia of travelling Mr David Coe (appointed 13/10/00) exhibitions of works of art Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer (appointed 5/5/04) ƒƒ raise money to achieve these objectives. Dr Peter Farrell AM (appointed 13/10/00) Ms Linda Gregoriou (appointed 24/5/03) Mr Andrew Gwinnett (appointed 12/3/03) Mrs Catherine Harris AO PSM (appointed 16/8/01) Mr John Hindmarsh (appointed 20/9/04) Mr Rupert Myer AM (appointed 4/3/04) Ms Elizabeth Nosworthy AO (appointed 25/10/06; resigned 10/2/09) Mr Cameron O’Reilly (appointed 10/3/03; resigned 21/10/08) Mrs Jennifer Prescott (appointed 13/10/00) Dr Ron Radford AM (appointed 17/1/05) Mr John Schaeffer AO (appointed 13/10/00) Mrs Penelope Seidler AM (appointed 13/10/00) Dr Gene Sherman (appointed 13/10/00; resigned 25/2/09) Mr Kerry Stokes AC (appointed 29/6/95) Mr John Story (appointed 28/2/07)

Secretary Mr Peter Lundy RFD

Executive Director Ms Annalisa Millar

Executive Officer Mr Alan Froud

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 7 Chola dynasty (9th–13th centuries), Tamil Nadu, India a large rat and Durga on her lion. Nandi is one of The sacred bull Nandi, vehicle of Shiva the most adored of the vehicles. The sacred bull is 11th–12th century not only the devoted companion and guardian of granite the great Shiva but, as his name—giver of delight 80.5 x 110.5 x 55 cm and joy—suggests, an object of worship in his purchased with the generous assistance of own right. Roslyn Packer, 2009 The south Indian sculpture in the form of a 189295 humped Brahman bull is very appealing. Depicted A popular new acquisition in the national collection in ceremonial ornamental finery, with legs tucked of Indian art is the charming 11th–12th century under and tail wrapped around its smooth round sculpture of Nandi, the sacred bull. The large body, Nandi gazes serenely back at the viewer with stone image of the mount or vehicle of Shiva, the soft melancholy eyes. Hindu god of destruction and creation, is a superb example of the sculpture of India’s Chola dynasty This acquisition was made possible through the (9th–13th centuries). generous support of long-standing National Gallery The major Hindu deities each have their own of Australia Council member Roslyn Packer AO. specific vehicles (vahana) on which to ride, We are very grateful for her continued support in including Vishnu on the Garuda bird, Ganesha on building Australia’s finest collection of Asian art.

8 National Gallery of Australia Chairman’s report

I am pleased to present the National Gallery of The Foundation is very grateful to Mr James Erskine Australia Foundation’s Annual Report 2008–09, and Mrs Jacqui Erskine for their most generous which records a successful year for the Foundation donation of John Olsen’s The Murray running into with $1.33 million of donations. In addition to cash Lake Alexandrina 1975, Antony Gormley’s Angel of donations, the Foundation assisted the Gallery in the North (life-size maquette) 1996, the work Body securing donations of works of art in excess of $8 marks 2001 by Midpul (Prince of Wales) and Paddy million; this figure is reflected in the National Gallery Bedford’s Middle Brand 2001. of Australia Annual Report. In addition, the Gallery received very generous gifts This year, we celebrated the 20th anniversary of of works of art from Mr Gordon Brown, Mr John the Foundation. Over the last 20 years, through Gollings, Ms Marion Kaselle, Mr Kevin Lincoln, a number of campaigns and appeals and many Mrs Jennifer Manton, Mr Rupert Myer AM and Mrs individual acts of benefaction, the Foundation has Annabel Myer, Dr Margaret Olley AC, The Australian successfully raised funds to assist with Gallery Embassy in Washington, Professor Bernard Smith programs and acquiring works of art for the and Mr Imants Tillers. national collection. Thanks are also expressed to the Yulgilbar Foundation for the generous support provided Major donations and gifts for 2009 through the National Gallery of Australia’s During the year, through the generosity of a number Foundation to assist with the children’s activity of donors, the national art collection has been room located in the major summer exhibition developed and further strengthened. I acknowledge for 2009, Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, the assistance of the following major benefactors. Gauguin, Cézanne and beyond, which will showcase Post-Impressionist treasures from Mrs Roslyn Packer AO generously donated the Musée d’Orsay. towards the acquisition of The sacred bull Nandi, vehicle of Shiva Chola dynasty (9th–13th centuries), 25th Anniversary Gift Program which is an important acquisition for the collection of Asian art and is on display in the Indian gallery. A major recent achievement was the role that the Mr Andrew Gwinnett and Mrs Hiroko Gwinnett, Foundation played in assisting the Gallery to exceed the goal of the 25th Anniversary Gift Program to who have been most generous donors to the secure more than $25 million in gifts in the form of development of Japanese art in the national art works of art, donations, bequests and corporate collection, have also donated this year to acquire sponsorship. In December 2008, the program was a pair of Japanese screens, Miyuki: the imperial completed with over $26 million secured. outing and hunt, from the Momoyama period (1573–1615). Through the generous assistance I sincerely thank all participants who contributed of Mr Terry Campbell AO and Mrs Christine to this program and, in particular, acknowledge Campbell, the Gallery was able to acquire the generous support provided by Mrs Roslyn Frederick McCubbin’s painting ‘At the falling of the Packer AO, Mr Ray Wilson OAM and the late year’ 1886. Mr Brian Sherman AM and Dr Gene Mr James Agapitos OAM, Dr Margaret Olley AC, Sherman assisted the Gallery to acquire Clear lotus Mr Ben Gascoigne and the Gascoigne family, 2009; this contemporary sculpture was included the Honourable Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer, in the exhibition Soft sculpture, on display at the Mr Harold Mitchell AO and Mrs Bevelly Mitchell, Gallery from April to July 2009. Mr John Wylie AM and Mrs Myriam Wylie,

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 9 Mr Sidney Baillieu Myer AC and Mrs Sarah Myer, The program aims to raise $1 million in cash Mr Rupert Myer AM and Mrs Annabel Myer. donations by June 2010, through the assistance of 100 donors contributing at least $10 000 each. The Gallery continues to benefit from the generous The funds raised will assist in acquiring of works support provided by BHP Billiton for Australian of art for the new galleries and display spaces. Indigenous Art Triennial: Culture Warriors and I am pleased to report that as at 30 June, we have National Australia Bank for the National Australia already raised over $100 000. Bank Sculpture Gallery. Gallery building program National Gallery of Australia Council Exhibitions Fund In December 2006, the Australian Government approved expenditure to commence a project I thank my fellow Council members who donated to refurbish and extend the National Gallery of through the Foundation to the National Gallery of Australia building. Australia Council Exhibitions Fund. During 2008–09, the fund supported the exhibitions This project addresses a range of pressing needs in Gods, ghosts and men: Pacific arts from the relation to the Gallery building, including enhanced National Gallery of Australia, Picture paradise: Asia– collection display space (primarily for Aboriginal Pacific photography 1840s–1940s. and Torres Strait Islander art) and improved arrival and entry facilities. This is the first increase in the The fund also supported the travelling exhibition permanent collection display space since the Ocean to Outback: Australian landscape painting original building opened in 1982. The structure for 1850–1950, which toured regional galleries Stage 1 South Entrance and Indigenous Galleries in all states and territories, with the benefit of project is nearing completion; following the sponsorship support provided by Mr Ken Cowley installation of services and fit-out, the new building AO and R.M.Williams, The Bush Outfitter. will open in 2010. Gala dinner and weekend 2009 The new ground level entrance will include a Proceeds from this most successful event raised dedicated area for The Aboriginal memorial funds to assist in the acquisition of the Degas pastel 1987–88, one of the most important works of art Woman bathing (Femme á sa toilette) c 1880–85. in the national art collection. Appropriately, this Major funding to secure this work was obtained impressive installation will be the first work of art through the Orde Poynton Bequest. Degas was visitors see as they enter the Gallery. the great artist of intimate modern life and the The extension includes 10 new galleries for most important artist of the pastel medium in the Indigenous Australian art, which will connect with nineteenth century; the Gallery was extremely the existing galleries on the main level. These new fortunate to secure this pastel, the first for the galleries are each designed to accommodate the national art collection. needs of specific types of Indigenous art.

Masterpieces for the Nation Fund The Stage 1 building project also includes the significant external Skyspace sculpture designed The annual Masterpieces for the Nation Fund by renowned American artist James Turrell, continues to build on the success of past years. which will be a feature of the new garden on the This year, through the generosity of our donors, Gallery’s south side. Key refurbishments to the the Gallery has been able to acquire Tom Roberts’s existing building, which are also part of this building painting Shearing shed, Newstead 1893–94 for the program, will be opened by the end of 2009, national art collection. including a new gallery to house Sidney Nolan’s Ned Kelly series and new spaces for photography, Founding Donors 2010 costumes and jewellery. In June 2009, the Foundation initiated the Constitutional changes Founding Donors 2010 program to celebrate the opening of the new entrance and additional In February 2009, a general meeting of the National display spaces in 2010. Gallery of Australia Foundation amended the

10 National Gallery of Australia constitution to create a new level of membership collection will be easily available on the internet for styled ‘Founding Benefactor’, which acknowledges researchers, collectors, historians and the general the significant contributions made by members who public. have donated more than $2 million. In addition, the constitution was amended to increase the base Acknowledgments membership level to $1000 for ordinary members On behalf of the National Gallery of Australia and, subject to the Corporations Act 2001, Foundation Board, I thank all of our donors for to allow the Board to vary or modify the categories their generous support over the years. You have of membership of the Foundation. demonstrated your dedication and interest by National Gallery of Australia Bequest Circle contributing to the Foundation and taking an active role in its work. Your assistance and commitment In November 2008, the Foundation launched the has been, and remains, very important and highly National Gallery of Australia Bequest Circle and, valued. Every contribution to the Foundation is at the same time, Mr Ray Wilson OAM formally gratefully received and acknowledged and all gifts announced a major bequest of $2 million to the make a difference. National Gallery of Australia on behalf of himself and the late Mr James Agapitos OAM. Included in this report is a full list of donors within various categories of membership of the The National Gallery of Australia Bequest Circle Foundation. I look forward to your continuing provides formal acknowledgment of bequest support as we work together to achieve the supporters during their lifetime and gives potential Foundation’s objectives and thereby provide and existing bequest supporters a unique support and assistance to the National Gallery opportunity to develop a closer relationship with of Australia. the Gallery. I take this opportunity to warmly thank the I am pleased to acknowledge our current Bequest Chairman of the Council Mr Rupert Myer AM and Circle members: Mr Ray Wilson OAM and the late the members of the Council, the Director of the James Agapitos OAM, Mr Andrew Lu, Mr Richard Gallery Dr Ron Radford AM and his team for their Gate, Mrs Mary Alice Pelham Thorman, Mr Gavan support during the past year. Bromilow and Mrs Robyn Megson. I express my appreciation to members of the Board American Friends of the National Gallery for their support and assistance to the Foundation of Australia during the year. On behalf of the Board, I thank I particularly acknowledge the generous grant made retiring Foundation Directors Dr Gene Sherman, by the American Friends of the National Gallery Mr Cameron O’Reilly, Ms Elizabeth Nosworthy AO of Australia Inc in May 2009. It is also important and Mr Tony Breuer for their contribution to recognise Mr Kenneth Tyler and Mrs Marabeth and support. Cohen-Tyler, who so generously support the American Friends. We are very fortunate to have such wonderful assistance from the American Friends, which in this instance will be instrumental in Charles P Curran AC continuing the important research, documentation Chairman and publication of the Kenneth Tyler printmaking collection website. The project will ensure that this National Gallery of Australia Foundation

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 11 Contributors

The following donors contributed during the year. Mr Ian Brown (W) B Bequest Mrs J Brown and Mr H Brown (M) C Donation of cash Mr Jason Brown in memory of his mother Isabella W Donation of works of art Catherine Brown (C) M Masterpieces for the National Fund appeal Mr John Buckingham and Mrs Sue Buckingham (M) F Founding Donor 2010 appeal Mrs Ann Burge (C) Ms Rachel Burgess (W) Mr Geoff Ainsworth and Mrs Vicki Ainsworth (C) Mr Graham Burke and Mrs Robyn Burke (C) Mrs Antoinette L Albert (C) Mr Julian Burt (C) Ms Alison Alder (W) Mr Nick Burton Taylor AM Mrs Beverly Allen (M) and Mrs Julia Burton Taylor (C) Mr Robert C Allmark (M) Dr Berenice-Eve Calf (M) American Friends of the National Gallery of Mr John Calvert-Jones AM Australia Inc (AFANG) (C) and Mrs Janet Calvert-Jones AO (C) Mr Rick Amor (W) Ms D Cameron (M) Mr Bill Anderson (M) In memory of Sydney John Campbell (M) Ms Cynthia Anderson (M) Prof Stewart Campbell and Mrs Iris Campbell (M) Ms Gabrielle Andrews (M) Mr Terrence Campbell AO The Aranday Foundation (W, C) and Mrs Christine Campbell (C) Mrs Susan M Armitage (C) Mr Robert Cansdale and Dr Lena Cansdale (M) Ms Isabelle Arnaud (M) Mrs Daphne Carlson (M) Ms Michelle Atkinson (M) Mrs Barbara Cater (M) The Embassy of Australia, Washington (W) Ms Amanda Cattermole (M) Mr Philip Bacon AM (C) Mr Peter Chapman (M) Mrs Samantha Baillieu (F) Mr Peter Cheah (W) Dr Lesley Baker (M) Dr Patricia Clarke (M) Barbara Tribe Foundation (W) Mr Joseph Clarke and Mrs Joan Clarke (M) Ms Belinda Barrett (M) Mr John W Clements (M) Mrs Betty Beaver AM (C) Ms Vikki Clingan (M) Mrs Rurer M Beddie (M) Mrs Dale I Coghlan (M) Ms Sandy Benjamin and Mr Phillip Benjamin (C) The Coleman family (M) Mrs Sheila Bignell (M) Mr Patrick Corrigan AM Mr David Biles and Mrs Julie Biles (M) and Mrs Barbara Corrigan (W) Mr Noel Birchal (M) Mrs Beverley Cottee (M) Mrs Phoebe Bischoff OAM (M) Mr Jim Cousins AO and Mrs Libby Cousins (C) Mr Ivor Bowden (M) Cowra Art Gallery (M) Mrs Roslynne Bracher AM (C) Mrs Merrilyn Crawford (M) Ms Jane Bradhurst (W) Rear Admiral Ian Crawford AM Ms Sarah Brasch (M) and Mrs Cathie Crawford (C) Mr Geoff Brash (W) Ms Brenda L Croft (W) Mrs M Brennan and Mr G Brennan (M) Mrs Georgia Croker (M) Ms Cheryl Bridge (M) In memory of the late Dr IAM Cruickshank (M) Mr Gordon Brown (W) Mr Charles P Curran AC and Mrs Eva Curran (F, C)

12 National Gallery of Australia Mrs Patricia R Dale OAM (M) Mr John Grant AM and the late Mrs Inge Grant (C) Mr Henry Dalrymple (M) Dr Anna Gray (W) Mrs Patricia Dalton (W) Miss Pauline M Griffin AM (M) Mr L Gordon Darling AC, CMG (C) Ms Joyce M Grimsley (M) Mrs Kathy Davis and Mr Ronald Davis (M) Ms Elena Guest and Ms Hannah O’Connell (M) Mrs Winifred Davson MBE (M) Mr Andrew Gwinnett and Mrs Hiroko Gwinnett (C) Mrs Dimity Davy and Mr Bill Davy (M) Mr Peter John Hack (M) The Hon Mrs Ashley Dawson-Damer (W) Mr Leo Haks (W) Sir William Deane AC, KBE, and Lady Deane (W) Ms Aileen W Hall (M) Dr Maureen Dee (M) Mr William Hamilton (M) Ms Anne H De Salis (W) Ms Natasha L Hardy (M) Mrs Angela Delaney (M) Mr Brent Harris (W) Ms Sheena Dickins (W) Mrs Catherine Harris AO, PSM, Mr Mark Dodson (W) and Mr David Harris (C, F) Mr Anthony Eastaway (M) Mrs Ann Healey (M) Mr Peter Eddington (M) Ms Annette Hearne (M) Dr Peter Elliot AM (M) Mrs Shirley Hemmings (M) Dr Murray Elliott AO and Mrs Gill Elliott (M) Mr Warwick Hemsley (C) Mrs L Ellis and Mr S Ellis (M) Mrs Margory Henderson (M) Mr James Elsbury and Mrs Sue Elsbury (M) The Hiekie Foundation Inc (W) Ms Gay Emmerson (M) Dr Marian Hill (M) Mr James Erskine and Jacqui Erskine (W) Ms Elizabeth Hilton (M) The Paspaley family (C) Ms Meredith Hinchliffe (C) Dr Peter Farrell AM (C) Mr John Hindmarsh and Mrs Rosanna Hindmarsh (C, F) Emeritus Professor Frank Fenner AC, CMG, MBE (M) Miss Janet D Hine (M) Mr Terence Fern and Mrs Lynn Fern (C) Rev Theodora E Hobbs (M) Mr Bill Ferris AC and Mrs Lea Ferris (C) Mr Michael J Hobbs and Mrs Doris Hobbs (M) Mr Brian Fitzpatrick (M) Mr Neil Hobbs and Ms Karina Harris (M) Dr Robert Fleming and Mrs Alice Fleming (M) Mr Graham C Hobbs FRAIA (M) Mr Michael Fleming and Mrs Lynne Fleming (M) Dr Robert Hodge and Mrs Dianne Hodge (M) Mr Michael Florrimell (W) Mr Andrew Hodges Mrs Rosemary Foot AO (C) and Ms Monica van Wenscreen (M) Mr Robert Foster (M) Mr Richard Horvath (W) Mr David C Franks (M) Rev Bill Huff-Johnston and Mrs Rosemary Huff- Mrs Margaret Frey (M) Johnston (M) Estate of Ernest Frohlich (B) Ms Meredith Hugo (M) Mr Joseph Gani (M) Mrs Elspeth Humphries (M) Mrs Patricia Ganter (W) The Hon Robert Hunter QC Mrs Neilma Gantner (M) and Ms Pauline Hunter (C) Mr Ian Gilbert and Ms Kris Trott (M) Mr C Hurlstone and Mrs J Hurlstone (M) Dr Michael Gillespie and Ms Nicole Gillespie (M) Mrs Claudia Hyles (C, M) Mr Robert Gilliland (W) Dr Anthea Hyslop (M) Mr Rodney Glick (W) Ms Annette Iggulden (W) Mrs Barbara Godden (M) Impress Printmakers Studio Brisbane Inc (W) Mr Richard Edwin Godson (M) Impressions on Paper Gallery (W) Mrs Louise Goldsmith (M) Father WG Andrew Jack (M) Mr John Gollings and Mrs Kate Gollings (W) Mr Robert Jacks (W) Mrs June P Gordon (M) Mrs Shirley Jean O’Reilly (M) Gordon Darling Australia Pacific Print Fund (C) Ms Judy Johnson (M) Mr Jeremy Grainger (M) Ms Katherine Kalaf (W)

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 13 Mr John Kaldor AM and Ms Naomi Milgrom (C) Mrs Agnes McHugh (M) Ms Mamta Kapoor (W) Mr Alistair McLean and Ms Rosemary Donkin (M) Ms Carolyn Kay and Mr Simon Swaney (M) Mrs Maureen McLoughlin (M) Ms Lesley Kehoe (W) Dr Stephen McNamara (M) Mrs Pamela Kenny (M) Mr John McPhee (W) Dr Peter Kenny (M) Mr Bill Meldrum-Hannah (W) Mr James Semple Kerr (M) Mr Steven Miles and Ms Adele Miles (M) Estate of the late Thomas de Kessler (B) Mrs Caroline Minogue and Mr Nick Minogue (M) Mrs Inge King and the late Mr Grahame King (W) Mr Harold Mitchell AO and Mrs Bevelly Mitchell (C) King O’Malley’s Irish Pub (M) Ms Matisse Mitelman (W) Sir Richard Kingsland AO, CBE, DFC, Mrs Jean Moran (M) and Lady Kingsland (C) Mrs Anne Moten and Mr John Moten (M) Ms Jane Kinsman (W) Ms Joahanne Mulholland and Mr David Rivers (M) Ms Valerie Kirk (M) Mr Warren Muller (W) Mrs Robyn Lance (M) Mr Neil C Mulveney (M) Mrs Judith Laurence (M) Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC, DBE (M) Mr Robert Laurie AM and Mrs Diana Laurie (M) Mr Baillieu Myer AC and Mrs Sarah Myer (C) Mrs Judy Laver and Mr William Laver (M) Mr Rupert Myer AM and Mrs Annabel Myer (W, C) Dr Colin Laverty OAM and Mrs Elizabeth Laverty The Myer Foundation (C) (M, C) Ms Heather Nash in memory of Bill Nash (M) Mr Alistair Legge (W) Mr H Neil Truscott AM and Mrs Claire Truscott (M) Mr Paul Legge Wilkinson and Mrs Beryl Legge Mr Claude Neumann (M) Wilkinson (M) Mrs Shirley Nield and Mr Jim Nield (M) Mrs Penelope Lilley and Dr Frederick Lilley (M) Mrs BA Noden and Mr VR Noden (M) Mr Kevin Lincoln (W) Mrs Patricia R Nossal (M) Mr Vane Lindesay (W) Mr Cameron O’Reilly and family (C) Mr John Loane (W) Dr Margaret Olley AC (W) Mr Terry Lock and Mrs Sharmaine Lock (M) Dr Milton Osborne (M) Mrs Robyn Long (M) Mrs Roslyn Packer AO (C) Ms Susan Love (M) Mr Greg Paramor and Mrs Kerry Paramor (C) Prof Anthony Low (M) Mr Kim Paterson (M) Mr Andrew Lu OAM (C) Mrs Mary Peabody and Mr Terry Peabody (C) Ms Flora MacDonald (M) Mrs G Pearson (M) Mrs Judith MacIntyre (M) Ms Ellen Peascod (W) Macquarie Group Foundation (C) Mr Peter van de Maele (W) Ms Kirsteen Pieterse (W) Miss Linda Malden (W) Ms Cassi Plate (W) Mrs Jennifer Manton (M) Mrs Suzannah V Plowman (M) Mrs Jennifer Manton, Mr David Manton and Ms Ms Patricia Porcheron and Mr Robyn Porcheron (M) Melissa Manton, in memory of Jack Manton (W) The Poynton Bequest (W) Mr Robert Maple-Brown Mr Oliver Pracy (M) and Mrs Susie Maple-Brown (C) Lady Mara Praznovszky (M) Dr Bruce Marshall and Ms Robin Coombes (M) Mr Richard L Price and Mrs Margaret Price (M) Mrs Margaret Janice Mashford (M) Mr Michael Proud (M) Mrs F McAlister and Mr D McAlister (M) Mr Jason Prowd (C) Mrs Margaret McCay and Dr Ian McCay (M) Ms Alison Rahill (C) Dr Angus McLean Muir (M) Mr John Ramsay (M) Mrs Patricia F McCormick (M) Mrs Diana Ramsay AO (C) Mr Richard McDonald (W) Mrs Ardyne Reid (M) Mr Simon R McGill (M) Mrs Jill Richards (M) Mrs Patricia Frances McGregor (M) Ms Judy Richmond and Mr Tim Richmond (M)

14 National Gallery of Australia Dr Lyn Riddett (M) Mr Imants Tillers (W) Ms Maxine Rochester and Mr Gordon Barlin (C) Mr Richard Tipping (W) Ms Janet Rodgers (M) Ms Helen V Topor (M) Ms Susan S Rogers (M) Mrs Sylvia Tracey (M) Mr Robert Rooney (W) Mr Peter Trenerry and Mrs Naomi Trenerry (M) Mr Alan Rose AO and Mrs Helen Rose (M, C) Ms Janet Twigg-Paterson (W) Rotary Club of Belconnen (C) University of Queensland Art Museum (W) Mrs Jennifer J Rowland (M) Mrs Morna E Vellacott (M) Mrs Judy Rudland and Mr Ray Rudland (M) Ms Debbie Vidaic (M) Mrs Lesley Rutner (M) Village Roadshow Limited (C) Mr Horace Saducas and Mrs Soula Saducas (M) Mr Jim Walker (W) The Salpeter family (M) Mrs Joan Ward (M) The San Diego Foundation (C) Ms Gabrielle Watt (M) Ms Anne Sanders (W) Mr Peter G Webster (C) Mr John Schaeffer AO (C) Mr Donald Weir Nairn (M) Mr Jörg Schmeisser (W) Mrs Joyce P West (M) Mr Ross Searle (W) Mr Lou Westende OAM and Mrs Mandy Thomas-Westende (C) Mrs Penelope Seidler AM (C) Mrs Yvonne Wildash (M) Mr Nick Sellheim (W) Mrs Muriel A Wilkinson (M, C) Estate of the late Heather Gladys Shakespeare (B) Prof D Williams and Mrs M Williams (M) Mrs Judith Shelley and Mr Michael Shelley (M) Mr Andrew Williamson (M) Dr Gene Sherman and Mr Brian Sherman AM (C, W) The late Lady Joyce Wilson (M) Simpson’s Antiques Pty Ltd (M) Mr Neil Wilson and Mrs Jill Wilson (M) Mrs Robine Wilson in memory of her husband Mrs Irawati Singarimbun (W) Donald Wilson (M) Dr Judy Slee (M) Mr Ray Wilson OAM (C) Dr Michael Slee (M) Mrs Peronelle Windeyer and Mr Jim Windeyer (C) Ms Tricia Slee (M) Ms Deborah L Winkler (M) Prof Bernard Smith (W) Mrs Donna Woodhill (M) Ms EJ Smith (M) Ms Tessa Wooldridge and Mr Simon Wooldridge Mr Dick Smith AO and Mrs Philippa Smith (M) (M) Dr David Smithers AM and Mrs Isabel Smithers (C) Mr Graham World and family (W) Mr Zeke Solomon (F) Mr John Wylie AM and Mrs Myriam Wylie (C) Ms Ann Somers (M) Dr Peter Yorke and Dr A Krumbholz (M) Spectrum Consultancy Pty Ltd (M, C) Mr Graham Young and Mrs Evelyn Young OAM (M) Mr David Stanley and Mrs Anne Stanley (M) The Yulgibar Foundation (C) Dr Richard Stanton (M) Mrs Helene Stead (M) The National Gallery of Australia expresses thanks The Stefanoff family (M) to the many anonymous donors who have also Mr Edward J Stevens (M) contributed this financial year. Mr Rex Stevenson (M) Mr Ross Stock and Dr Cheryl Stock (W) Loans from the American Friends of the National Ms Robyn Stone (M) Gallery of Australia, Inc, New York, NY, USA, Mr Charles Stuart and Mrs Gay Stuart (M) made possible with the generous support of Mr David Knaus, Ms Mamta Kapoor, Ms June Sutherland (M) Mr Kenneth Tyler and Ms Marabeth Mrs Susan Sutton (M) Cohen-Tyler. Mrs Elinor Swan (M) Gifts from the American Friends of the National Lady Synnot (M) Gallery of Australia, Inc, New York, NY, USA, Prof Ken Taylor AM and Mrs Maggie Taylor (M) made possible with the generous support of Mr Jason Thomas (M) Mr Kenneth Tyler and Ms Marabeth Cohen-Tyler.

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 15 John Gollings 1974. Gollings had acted on suggestions by his New Guinea suite 1973–74, edition 1 of 3, former lecturer Professor Neville Quarry (then at printed 2006–07 Lae University) to photograph the dance styles colour photographs, colour pigment and body decorations at sing-sings. inkjet on paper Gollings stayed with the parents of Quarry’s Papuan 59 x 84.2 cm students. He saw their preparations for the sing- donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural sings and travelled with them to the shows. Gollings Gifts Program by John Gollings, 2009 was inspired by the manifestation of ancient cultural IRN 177107 practices in the performances. But rather than Under the Cultural Gifts program, the Gallery detailed ethnographic reportage, Gollings used an acquired 60 large colour photographs of Papua array of camera and film technologies, creating edgy New Guinean cultural gatherings called sing-sings. and expressive photographs. A gift from the archive of renowned Melbourne photographer John Gollings, the New Guinea Suite The quest for an interpretative, animated images are modern colour pigment prints on the and dramatic realisation of the world through highest quality archive paper. Gollings produced photography would shape Gollings’s subsequent the images by scanning colour negatives that he career. He has spent the last four decades had from several trips to Mount Hagen, Morobe photographing ancient and modern architecture and Goroka in Papua New Guinea in 1973 and across Australia, Asia and America.

16 National Gallery of Australia Tracey Moffatt 1975 to 1984. The photographs are almost First jobs 2008 fluorescent—Moffat has commented that the archival pigments on rice paper with gel medium colours recalled the candy she couldn’t afford 12 sheets; 71 x 91.5 cm (each) as a child. gift of Rupert and Annabel Myer, 2008 First jobs seems to evoke nostalgia, and every stop along the young artist–pilgrim’s way triggers memories for her audience about Tracey Moffatt is an Indigenous Australian artist their own first jobs—which are rarely given their born and raised in Brisbane by foster parents. due as formative experiences. Yet, the perfect flat She now works between her base in New York colours and images, in the end, rather disturb and and her homeland and is internationally renowned niggle at the viewer, prompting reflections on how as an artist and film-maker. much these early experiences might also limit the As in several other series, Moffatt appears in path ahead. each of the 12 works of art in First jobs 2008; This generous gift by Rupert and Annabel Myer she has added her own image into old has already captured the imaginations of many photographs, which she sourced with great visitors to the Gallery and complements the difficulty to match or evoke the places she worked Gallery’s collection of works by this significant as a teenager and art student in Brisbane from Australian artist.

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 17 Frederick McCubbin ‘At the falling of the year’ 1886 oil on canvas 30.6 x 15.1 cm purchased with the assistance of Terry and Christine Campbell, 2008 181284 From 1885 to 1886, Frederick McCubbin painted alongside Tom Roberts at the artists’ camp at Box Hill (near Heidelberg). It was an ideal place to work because it allowed them easy access to the bush during the weekends and was a short train journey from Melbourne, where they worked during the week. They were soon joined by other artists, including Arthur Streeton, Charles Conder and Jane Sutherland. During 1886, both McCubbin and Roberts painted outdoors in front of the motif, using a limited range of colours (predominantly greens and browns). McCubbin’s ‘At the falling of the year’ 1886, in its freshness and immediacy, close viewpoint and tonal palette, shows the advances that McCubbin (and Roberts) made in Australian landscape painting. It is radically different in composition and technique from the wide panoramic views of earlier Australian landscape painters. In works such as this, McCubbin sought an intimate, naturalistic approach to the bush, capturing the play of light and shade in the landscape. The breadth of his vision is evident—as is his deep understanding of nature. Purchased with the assistance of Terry Campbell AO and Christine Campbell, ‘At the falling of the year’ complements the Gallery’s already outstanding collection of works by this iconic Australian artist.

18 National Gallery of Australia J Miller Marshall painting with that of Withers yields insights Fossicking for gold 1893 into the differences between the way the artists oil on canvas handled paint and approached composition. 54.5 x 39 cm Both made their own interpretation of this scene gift of Jenny Manton, David and Melissa Manton in of two miners (probably based on models) memory of Jack Manton, 2009 conversing before a rock face—one miner 190244 standing with his shovel astride his shoulder and the other seated. Fossicking for gold 1893 depicts a mining scene at Creswick, close to the goldfields of Ballarat, Miller Marshall was most recognised for his Victoria. For several weeks in the summer of 1893, watercolours, but was also proficient in oil painting. English-born Australian artists J Miller Marshall He exhibited at the Royal Academy in London and Walter Withers ran plein-air painting classes and arrived in Australia in the late 1880s. It is most at Creswick and they likely worked side by side. likely that he came to Victoria in search of gold but stayed for art. Among his students were the Withers painted a similar work (also in the Gallery’s brothers Percy and Lionel Lindsay. collection), and the comparison between this

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 19 Tom Roberts Anderson’s property, Newstead, near Inverell Shearing shed, Newstead c 1894 in the New England tablelands of New South oil on panel Wales. It was there that he painted Shearing shed, 22.2 x 33 cm Newstead during the summer of 1893–94. purchased with the assistance of the Masterpieces He gave the painting to Anderson, possibly as a for the Nation Fund, 2009 present during the festive season. It is inscribed 184044 ‘Tom Roberts to DSA’, with the ideogram of a Selected for the 2009 appeal for the Masterpieces bulldog, which refers to Roberts’s nickname. The for the Nation Fund, Shearing shed, Newstead shed had been built by Anderson’s parents for a c 1894 is a significant and intimate work by larger Newstead, which was divided in two in 1883. Tom Roberts that makes a statement about the Shearing shed, Newstead is a powerful rural image Australian outback. It is one of his most compelling of sunlight, heat, woolshed and sheep. Through impressions. the glare on the roof of the shed and the dust Between 1889 and 1898, Roberts spent much of rising from the parched ground of the high-summer his time visiting rural properties and painting works landscape, Roberts created a feel of the heat, the of a national character. One of the places he visited quietness and the blinding light. He created an frequently during the mid 1890s was Duncan experience of the Australian bush.

20 National Gallery of Australia Stephen Bowers painted fragments of Australian flora and fauna, The links of Charmshire (an Antipodean homage well-known characters from Australian comics to Grayson Perry) 2007 of the 1930s and Sydney landmarks such as the earthenware with underglaze painting Opera House, Luna Park and the Harbour Bridge. 7 x 65 (diam) cm With this work, Bowers links us to the role that purchased 2009 with funds from the Meredith Hinchliffe Fund ceramics can play in defining our intimate and 188205 domestic experiences of place, time and memory. This large and commanding ceramic platter Bowers was born in 1952 in Katoomba, New South shows Stephen Bowers’s characteristic witty Wales. He trained in Adelaide, South Australia, narrative realised through his complex visual where he maintains his studio practice and plays composition and formidable underglaze illustration a key role in the promotion of contemporary and painting skills. Australian craft as Managing Director of the JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design While the immediate appeal of this work is its Centre. His work links to a long tradition of surface complex painted decoration, it rises above flat collage through the transformative process of design and visual narrative within Australian ceramics as its clay body, glazes and underglaze commercial and studio ceramic practice. paint colours fuse into a unified object of great The acquisition of this spectacular contemporary visual density and presence. Merging into the Australian work was made possible by the Meredith mannered Chinoiserie of the background are the Hinchliffe Fund.

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 21 Robert Rooney During the 1960s, Rooney was best known for Poet 1958 his paintings derived from mass-media products screenprint, printed in colour, from four stencils such as cereal packets and knitting patterns. He is on thin off-white wove paper also feted for his experimental serial photographs. printed image 40.6 x 30.8 cm Rooney returned to the simplicity of children’s art in the 1990s with a series of richly saturated paintings sheet 51 x 36.4 cm that looked at the shared abstraction in Modernism gift of the artist, 2008 and children’s art. In 2001–02, he published a 183923 series of prints on ‘School Arts’ at the Australian Painter, photographer and art critic Robert Rooney Print Workshop, before creating a critically has long been preoccupied with the imagination of successful series of paintings based on obscure the child—first revealed in a series of screenprints, children’s books. Poet 1958 is one of nine similarly linocuts and etchings produced in Melbourne themed works that Rooney gave the Gallery in during the 1950s. Many of these early prints 2008, along with three prints from The Pilkington explore the innocence of childhood in images of prints 1980. children at play or lost in thought. Some were Born in Melbourne in 1937, Rooney exhibited included in Rooney’s 1956 anthology of children’s works in the seminal exhibition The Field at the folk rhymes Skipping rhymes. National Gallery of Victoria in 1968.

22 National Gallery of Australia Colin McCahon the prints, Pegasus Press declined to release John Caselberg (poet) the poems for republication. Subsequently, the Title page for Van Gogh poems, folio was not exhibited until 1971 at Barry Lett Auckland, New Zealand, 1957 Galleries, Auckland. off-set lithograph, printed in black ink, Born in 1919, McCahon is the most influential from one plate on thin off-white wove paper painter in New Zealand’s history. He studied art printed image 33.8 x 25.2 cm during the 1930s and supported his family through sheet 35.6 x 25 cm seasonal work such as fruit picking, labouring and cleaning. A cleaning position at the Auckland gift of Gordon H Brown, 2008 City Art Gallery in 1953 led to a permanent staff 184772 position. By 1964, McCahon had exhibited at New Zealand artist Colin McCahon became the gallery and internationally, and had begun interested in printmaking during the 1950s. In lecturing in painting at the Elam School of Fine 1957, he collaborated with poet John Caselberg Arts, University of Auckland. McCahon became on a project that combined his love of the local a full-time painter in 1971 but ceased to produce landscape with his interest in the impact of text work in 1980 due to debilitating illness. in art. Van Gogh poems contains five offset- Gordon H Brown’s generous gift of Van Gogh lithographs based on Caselberg’s verses (previously poems will enhance the National Gallery of published in The sound of morning, Pegasus Australia’s already strong holdings of the Press, 1954). However, after McCahon completed McCahon’s work.

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 23 Bert Flugelman forms. The composition of this work is based on Double spiral with graffiti 2008 circles and triangles—simple shapes that embody stainless steel universal and timeless qualities. Created from 85 x 107 x 85 cm stainless steel, the balanced form of the triangle is set against the dynamism of the spiral. The inner purchased with the generous assistance of Village Roadshow Limited, 2008 sides of the sculpture are highly polished with a mirror finish, while the outer edges bear the artist’s 183146 expressive patterns or ‘graffiti’. Bert Flugelman is one of Australia’s most significant Polished stainless steel is one of Flugelman’s senior sculptors. He is widely known for his large- preferred sculptural mediums as it animates the scale steel geometric sculptures situated in the surface of the sculpture by making it responsive to public sphere in urban and rural environments. its environment and to people, reflecting the ever- Throughout his long career, he has been an changing light conditions and movement of the important teacher and advocate of sculpture. viewers. The mirror finish also serves to confound Double spiral with graffiti 2008 is an outstanding our visual perception of the solidity of the sculptural example of Flugelman’s recent sculpture and form, creating a sense of the work being visually continues his long-standing interest in geometric ‘light’, dynamic and constantly in motion.

24 National Gallery of Australia Takahiro Kondo Mist 2007 porcelain with kintekisai glaze and glass cover 71 x 13 x 10 cm gift of Lesley Kehoe Galleries, 2009 190668 The ceramicist Takahiro Kondo was born in Japan in 1958, and lives and works in Kyoto. Kondo is a 3rd-generation potter whose grandfather, Yuzo Kondo, was a Living National Treasure. He gained a literature degree from Hosei University in 1982, completed training in ceramics at the Kyoto Ceramics Training School and the Kyoto Industrial Research Institute in 1986. In 2003, he was awarded a Masters of Design and Applied Arts at the Edinburgh College of Art. His work is held in a number of international museum collections. Kondo explores the theme of water in his porcelain work. He has developed a unique repertoire of glazes and overglaze effects of silver, gold and platinum ‘droplets’ to achieve a beaded effect, which he describes as ‘rain frozen through fire’. This hand-built work, with its sharp folds capped by a characteristic cast glass cover, is a typical Kondo architectonic form of great presence, crystalline beauty and calm. A gift of Lesley Kehoe Galleries, this is the first work by Kondo acquired by the Gallery. Its acquisition broadens the national collection of contemporary ceramics by Japanese artists, creating relationships with abstract and functional works by artists such as Mitsuo Shoji, Jun Kaneko and Sueharu Fukami.

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 25 Edgar Degas Australia, Degas: master of French art Dancer in fourth position (12 December 2008 – 22 March 2009). (Danseuse en quatrième position) c 1885 From the 1870s onwards, Degas turned frequently black chalk and pastel on buff handmade to the subject of the ballet. Initially his ballet laid paper compositions were of performances on stage. 30 x 23.8 cm Then the artist approached his subject more gift of Dr Margaret Olley, 2008 directly, creating images of dancers in class, 184382 practising alone, dancing together or resting and chatting. Dancer in fourth position depicts Degas’s Dr Margaret Olley AC is one of Australia’s fascination with ways to depict movement. The most respected artists, as well as a generous philanthropist to the arts. Her support over a artist captures the dynamism of the dancer in a number of years has enabled the Gallery to acquire series of charcoal lines surrounding the arms and major works that would otherwise be out of legs—searching for the most effective position for reach. Late last year, Dr Olley gave the Gallery an the dancer’s body. important Edgar Degas drawing, Dancer in fourth Dancer in fourth position is an important addition position (Danseuse en quatrième position) c 1885. to the small but important collection of Degas Olley was inspired to give the drawing to the Gallery monotypes, prints and drawings at the National on the occasion of the first ever Degas exhibition in Gallery of Australia.

26 National Gallery of Australia Edgar Degas allowed the artist to emphasise the linear qualities Woman bathing (Femme à sa toilette) 1880–85 of his compositions but enabled him to infuse monotype over pastel his subject with colour, texture and patterning. image 27.8 x 38 cm Degas was to become an outstanding exponent sheet 32.2 x 42.2 cm of pastel drawing in French art of the 19th century. The Poynton Bequest with the assistance of the National Woman bathing originally belonged to Degas’s Gallery of Australia Foundation, 2009 brother René De Gas and, since then, has been 189371 owned by a series of notable collectors in the French art world before being purchased by One favourite subject of Edgar Degas was the Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé in May 1987. female bather. In Woman bathing (Femme à sa The National Gallery of Australia was able to toilette) 1880–1885, we see a nude figure seated acquire such an important work with the on a bidet, her face shown in a silhouette against combined benefaction of the late Orde Poynton the light flooding through the drawn curtains of AO, CMG, and the generosity shown by the a boudoir. Despite its daring subject matter, supporters of the National Gallery of Australia Degas’s depiction of this nude is one of intimacy Foundation’s Twentieth Anniversary Gala Dinner and of tenderness. in March 2009. At the time of its execution, Degas was particularly taken with working in pastel. The medium not only

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 27 Max Beckmann and detached, moving through their daily tasks as Women at their toilette (Bei der Toilette) 1923 though striking a series of robotic poses, avoiding woodcut on paper eye contact with the viewer and with each other. image 59.3 x 44 cm Despite the clandestine nature of the scene and sheet 73.2 x 53 cm their scantily clad appearance, the prostitutes are without erotic charge. Beckmann has deliberately The Poynton Bequest, 2008 constructed a scene that is so lacklustre in 184235 sensuality that it functions to elicit only pity from Firsthand experience of the horrors of the First the viewer. The image is a sardonic comment on World War deeply affected the German artist Max society’s demise: contemporary life offering the Beckmann and proved to be a catalyst for a radical individual only alienation and moral ruin. change in his subject matter. The futility of war As one of only 19 woodcuts created by the artist, and subsequent malady of modern life spurred Women at their toilette can be seen as part of a the artist to produce works that delivered sharp powerful component of the artist’s printmaking social comment. oeuvre. The acquisition was made possible by Women at their toilette 1923 depicts two the Poynton Bequest, which continues to support prostitutes undressing and washing—a presumably the Gallery in building an outstanding International post-coital procedure. The women appear bored Prints, Drawings and Illustrated Books collection.

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Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 31 Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Dr Robert Taylor Mr Peter Cameron AC, DBE and Ms Wendy Taylor Mrs WE Cameron Mr John Neeson Mr Daniel Thomas AM Mr David de Campo Mr John Newton The Thompson family Canberra Quilters Inc and Dr Silva Newton Ms Ann Thomson Mr Chris Carlsen Niagara Galleries Pty Ltd Ms Aida Tomescu Mrs Dimitra Cassidy Mr Harald Noritis Transfield Holdings Pty Ltd Mr Dale Chatwin Ms Elizabeth Nosworthy AO Mr Tom Trauer Mr William Whie Dong Chung Mr Greg Paramor Mr Theo Tremblay Mr Julius Colman Mr Terry Peabody Mr John F Turner and Mrs Pam Colman and Mrs Mary Peabody Mrs Margaret Vernon Ms Lyn Conybeare and Mr Ms Ellen Peascod Ms Vicki Vidor OAM Christopher Conybeare AO Ms Kirsteen Pieterse Mr Brett Walker SC Mr Phillip Cornish and Mrs Ms Cassi Plate Mr Don Walters Caroline Cornish Mr Julien Playoust Mr Ross Watson Lady Betty Cotton and and Michelle Playoust Mr Lou Westende OAM the late Sir Robert Cotton Mr Oliver Postgate and Mrs Mandy Thomas- KCMG, AO Mr Eugene Prakapas Westende Dr WW Coupland Prescott Family Foundation Ms Jill White and Mrs EA Coupland Mr Clayton Press Mrs Muriel A Wilkinson Mrs Lyn Cummings and the late Mr Clem Cummings PricewaterhouseCoopers Mr Keith Wingrove Sir William Deane AC, KBE Ms Jill Quasha Ms Nora Wise and Lady Deane Estate of Mr Robert Benedictus Ms Diana Woollard Mr Norman C Deck van Raalte Mr Paul Worstead Mr Don Rankin The Dicker family Mr Kenzan Yamada Ms Marcia Rankin Mr Alan R Dodge AM Reader’s Digest (Australia) Mr David Dolan Pty Ltd Friends Mr John Donnelly Mr Joseph Reser Donors of $5000 to $10 000 Ms Pippin Drysdale Ms Barbara Rodwell Dr F Aisen Mrs Beatrice S Eckersley Mr Robert Rooney Mr Kurt Albrecht Dr Dorothy Erickson Prof Leonie Sandercock Mr Richard Allert AO Mr Murray Fagg Mrs Gisella Scheinberg OAM Mr Trevor Andersen Mr Dennis del Favero Mr Jörg Schmeisser Mrs G Anderson Freedman Foundation Mr Len F Schumacher Mr Jack Banning Mr Donald Friend Ms Anna Schwartz Mrs Suzette Bartolozzi Mr Romeo Gigli Ms Carol Schwartz AM Ms Josephine Bayliss Ms Christine Godden Ms Rosamond Shepherd Mr Graeme Beveridge Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty Ltd Mr Gordon Smith and Mrs Linda Beveridge Ms Michelle Gordon SC Dr Lindsey Smith Mrs Sheila Bignell Lady Gorton Ms Iris Snir Ms Jessie Birch Ms Elizabeth Gower Mr Zeke Solomon Mr Peter Blayney Ms Nancy Grant Dr Dirk Spennemann Mrs Caroline Bowden Mr John Grant AM Mr John Spooner Mr B Bracegirdle and the late Mrs Inge Grant Ms Janice Stanton Ms Jane Bradhurst Ms Ginny Green State Library of Victoria Ms Jean Brodie Mr Paul Greenaway OAM Mr David Stephenson Mr Sam Brougham Mr Paul Greenhalgh and Sussan Corporation Pty Ltd and Mrs Tania Brougham Mrs Wendy Greenhalgh AM Miss Joan Swanson Mr Ian Brown Miss Edith M Grove Dr Isidore Tandatnick Mr Jason Brown Mr John Harris Mr James Buckley Mr Rolf Harris AM, OBE, MBE

32 National Gallery of Australia The Haslem family Mrs Pollie Pyke Members Ms Joyce Hedges Mrs Linda C Quinnell Donors to $5000 Ms Maree Heffernan Mr Jeff Ralph Lt Col D Abbott Mrs Perle Hessing Mr Ronald Ramsey Ms Karma Abraham Sir Randal Heymanson CBE Mr Warwick Reeder Ms Diane L Ackerman Mr Michael J Hobbs Mr Charles Reid Mr Clinton Adams Rev Theodora E Hobbs and Mrs Jennie Reid Mr Tate Adams AM Mrs Nina Horton Mr Dick Richards Mr Phillip Adams AO Mr Barry Humphries AO Mr HG Roberts Ms Fiona Adie Mr Antony de Jong and Mrs D Roberts Ms Matheson Ailsa Mrs Giselle de Jong Mrs Susan Rothwell Ms Helen Aitken-Kuhnen Ms Amie Kingston Mr Michael Roux Mr Claudio Alcorso AM Mrs Doreen Kirby and Mrs Veronica Roux Mrs Gillian Alderson and the late Mr John Kirby Mr Kenneth Rowell Ms Sandra Alexander Mr David Knaus Ms Emmie Russell Mrs Beverly Allen Mr Fred Kurtz Mr Jeff Russell Ms Deborah L Allen Mr Kim Kwon Young Ms Anne Sanders Mr Robert C Allmark Dr Colin Laverty OAM Mr Michael Sandle and Mrs Elizabeth Laverty Mr Paul Selzer Mr Ronald Allpress Dr Michael S Lefebvre Mr James David Sharman Dr Joan W Allsop AM Ms Jean Lester Mr Wolfgang Sievers Mr M Alter The Lewers family Prof Edgar Snell Mr Bill Anderson Mr James Litchfield Ms Shaike Snir Mrs Florence Anderson Mr Peter Lundy RFD Spiral Foods Dr Jan M Anderson and Dr Maureen Bremner Mrs van der Sprenkel Ms Naomi Anderson Ms Rosemary Lynch The Stening family Sir John Anderson CMG President of the Philippines Mr John L Stewart Mr Andrew Andersons AO Her Excellency Gloria Stills Gallery Mr James Andrew Macapagal-Arroyo Ms Josephine Strutt Mr David Andrew Adams Ms Helena Marek Mr Geoffrey Summerhays Ms Eleanor Andrews Ms Penny Mason Mr Ian Syme Mr Greg Andrews Mr Richard McDonald The Tait family Ms Judith H Andrews Ms T McPhee Ms Lynette Talbot Ms Sybil Andrews Mr Terence Measham AM Lady Travers Mr John Andrews AO Ms Gwen Meredith Dr Shirley Troy APEC Australia 2007, 2008 The Merrow family Sir William Tyree OBE, FIE Mrs Nan Archdall Justice John Middleton QC Embassy of the United States Mr Ray Arnold Mr Harry Tatlock Miller of America Ms Phyllis Arnott Dr Donald Gordon Mitchell Mrs Morna E Vellacott Ms Suzanne Ashmore-Smith Monaro Fund Group Mrs Diana Walder OAM Mrs Irene M Ashton Mr Georges Mora Mrs Mo Wedd-Buchholz Ms Olive Ashworth Mr Graham Mount AM Mr Peter Weetman Asia Bookroom Mr Grant Mudford Ms Kim Westcott The Asian Arts Society Nance Atkinson Trust The Hon E Gough Whitlam of Australia Inc (TAASA) Ms Ann Newmarch AC, QC, and Mrs Margaret Ms Michelle Atkinson Mr Charles Nodrum Whitlam AO Mrs Caroline Atwill Mr Adjie Notonegoro Mrs Peronelle Windeyer Mrs Arija Austin Mr William Nuttall Mr Ah Xian Australian National University Parkroyal Canberra Mr Piet Yap School of Art Textiles Mr Paul Partos Ms Sue Youngman Australian Print Workshop Mrs Jeanette Plowright Dr Stephen Zador Ms Rita Avdiev

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 33 Mr Rick Badger Mr Louis Bixenman Ms Rose Burbidge Mr Alain Badoux Ms Marjorie L Blamire Ms Barbara Burdon Mr Anthony Bailey AC Ms Lyn Bloomfield and Mrs Sally Burdon Mrs Elizabeth Baillieu The Blundell family Mr Christopher Burgess Mr Jim K Bain AM Mr Toby Blyth Mr Jeff Burgess Mrs Fay Baker Ms Adriane Boag Mr Peter Burgess Mr James Baker Mr Annan Boag Ms Rachel Burgess Dr Lesley Baker The Bocimak family Mrs Ruth Frances Burgess Sir James Balderstone Mr Michael Boddy Mr MD de Burgh Persse Mr Lee Baldwin Ms Susan Boden Parsons Mrs Barbara Burke Mr John Ballard Mr Frederick W Bodor Dr Peter Francis Burke Mrs B Bamberger Mr Michael Bognar Mr Ian Burn Ms Margaret Barber Ms Margaret Bollen Ms Pat Burnheim Mr Peter Barclay OAM Mr Tim Bonyhady Mr Athol Burns and Mrs Dorothy Barclay Mr Kym Bonython AO, DFC, AFC Burns Philip Foundation Mrs Barbara Gough Barnes Ms Gillian L Borger Ms Ita Buttrose AO, OBE Mr AI Barrett Mr Jack Bourke Sir Clarence Byrne OBE, DSC Ms Belinda Barrett Miss Mavis S Bowskill Ms Suzanna Cabble Mr Lewis Barrett OBE Dr Peter John Boxall AO Dr Berenice-Eve Calf Mr Thomas F Barrow Mr and Mrs M Boyce Caltex Oil Australia Ltd Mr Robert H Barry Mr John Bradley OBE Mr Graham Camage Ms Carolyn Cameron Barry Simon Consultancy Pty Ltd Dr Michael Brand Ms D Cameron Mr and Mrs C Bartholomew Ms Sarah Brasch Mr Eduardo Campaner Prof GW Bassett AM Mr Vincent Bray Mrs N Campbell Mr George C Baxley Mr Joseph Brender AO Canberra Region Feltmakers Mr Roger D Beale AM Mrs M Brennan and Mr G Brennan Canberra Southern Cross Club The Hon Sir Alexander Beattie Mr Robert JE Brennan Canberra Spinners Dame Beryl Beaurepaire DBE, Mrs Susan Brennan and Weavers Inc OBE, AC Mr B Brett OBE Ms Criss Canning Mr Robyn Beeche Ms Margaret Brewster Mrs Daphne Carlson Mr Des Beer OAM Bridget McDonnell Gallery The Hon Gordon Carmichael Mrs Judith Behan Sir Ron Brieley Mr Gavin Carr Mr Allan Behm Ms Cherry Briggs Mrs Jane Carroll Mrs Kieser AG Bell Mr Peter Briggs Mrs Deb Carroll Mrs Giselle Bellew Mr and Mrs Peter Bright and Mr Jim Carroll Mr John Bennison OBE Miss Elizabeth Britten Air Vice Marshall Ernest Michael Mr Stephen Benwell Mr John H Brook Carroll CBE Mr VJ Berner Brooke Alexander Inc Mr Wally Caruana Mr Phillip Berry Ms Christina Brooks Dr Judy Cassab AO, CBE Mr MA (Tim) Besley AC Mrs Dulcie Brookshaw Mrs Barbara Cater Mr George Bezos Ms Deidre Broughton Ms Amanda Cattermole Mrs Anita C von Bibra Dr AD Brown Mrs Eileen Chanin Mr Kenneth D von Bibra AM Mr James Brown Mr Christopher Chapman Mr Robert A Bignell Ms Sylvia Brown Mr Arthur Charles Mr and Mrs A Birch Mrs J Brown and Mr H Brown Mr K Charleston Mrs Irma M Birchall Mrs GW Browne Ms Stella Cheah Mr Noel Birchall Mrs Betty Browning Mrs Sandra Chester Mrs Freda M Bishop Mr AW Buckingham Ms Datin Valerie Chew

34 National Gallery of Australia Mr Dato Stephen Chew Mr Jim Cousins AO and Mrs Mr Robert Daugherty Ms Lynette Janet Chew Libby Cousins Ms Louise Dauth Mr Jack Chia Mr Craig Couzens Mr John Davenport Mr Chong-Kan Choe Mr Chandler Coventry Ms Kate Davidson Mr Gunter Christmann Cowra Art Gallery Ms Anne Davies Ms Julia Church Mr Patrick Cox Mr Nell Davies Ms Betty (Elizabeth) Ann Mr Paul Cox Dr Gardner Davies AM Churcher AO Mr Mimmo Cozzolino Mr John D Davies AO Mr David S Clarke AO Ms Cherry Craig The Davies family Ms Moira Claux Ms Shirley Crapp Mr A Davis Mr John W Clements Mr Henry Crawford Mrs Kathy Davis Ms Sonia Clerehan Mrs K Crawford Mrs Winifred Davson MBE The de Clerk family Mrs Merrilyn Crawford Mrs Dimity Davy Ms Vikki Clingan Mr Richard C Crebbin Dame Joyce Daws DBE Mr Anthony Clune The Cree family The Day family Mr Robert Clutterbuck Ms Helen Crompton Ms Pam Debenham Mr and Mrs Clyde Mr Donald J Crone Mrs JE Deed Mrs Dale I Coghlan Ms Alice Crowley Mr Hamish Dell-Robb Dr David Cohen Mr Robert Crowley The Deman family Sir Edward Cohen Sir James W Cruthers KT, AO, Ms Frances Derham and Lady Cruthers Ms Susan Cohn Mr Michael Desmond Ms Jean Cummins Mr Van Deren Coke Mr Clint Deverson Mr Russell Cuppaidge CBE Mr Graham M Cole Mr Maxwell I Dickens Mr I Curlewis QC Mr Peter Cole-Adams Mr IW Dickson Sir Neil Currie CBE Mr MM Dickson Mrs Cynthia Coleman and Lady Currie Mrs Shirley Dickson Sir Edgar Coles Mr Robert Emerson Curtis AC Mr WL Dix Mr Philip Coll Prof David Roderick Curtis Mr Sam Dixon Ms M Collard O’Dea and Mrs Curtis Mrs Ruth Dobson Mr Geoffrey Collings Ms Jane Cusack Ms Rosemary Dobson Bolton Ms Jane Collings-Jardine Mrs Ruth RM Cutcush Mr Mark Dodson Mrs Diana Virginia Holme Colman Ms Perri Cutten Ms R Dodson Botton Dr John Connors Mrs Patricia R Dale OAM Mr Brian Doherty The Conroy family Miss Joan Daley OAM The Donald family Mr James Cook Ms Nadine Dalgarno The Donaldson family Mr Brian Coppin Mr Roy Dalgarno Ms Mollie Douglas Mr Donald Patrick Coppock Mrs Patricia Dalton Down Under Quilts Dr Patricia Corbett Mr Greg Daly Ms Karen Downing Mrs Ann Cork Mr Malcolm Dan Mr and Mrs J Doyle Mr Greg G Cornwell Mrs Shirley Danglow Mrs Jennifer Doyle-Bogicevic His Excellency Mr Imron Cotan Mrs Dorothy Danta and Mr Alexander Ms Belinda Cotton Ms Rowena Danziger AM Doyle-Bogicevic Mr T Cotton Ms Bea Darbyshire Dubbo Patchwork Mr M Couch Ms Jo Darbyshire and Quilters Group Mr Noel Counihan Ms Clare Darling Ms Bea Duncan Mr Bryce Courtenay AM and the Mr Ian D Darling Ms Annette Dupree late Mrs Benita Courtenay Mr James Darling Mr Ivan Durrant Ms Eleanor Courtney Mrs Margaret Darling Ms Helen Eager Mrs Elizabeth Cousins Mr Michael Darling Ms Mary Eagle

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 35 Mr Anthony Eastaway Mr Billy Field Ms Sue Gazal Ms Alice Easton Mr Gerald Finley Mrs Diana Gaze Mr Peter Eddington Mr Jeffery Fisher Mr W Geens Ms Brenda Edelson Mr John Fisher Lady George Ms Anna Edmundson Mr T Fisher Mr Kenneth George Skilton Mrs Maadi Einfeld The Fishman family Mr Guy Georges Mr Laurie Elbourne Dr Stephen Fitzgerald Mr E Gerahty Ms Rosemary Eleanor Dunn Mr and Mrs CH Fitzhardinge The de Gest family Mr David Ell Mr Brian Fitzpatrick Ms Gillian Gibb The Hon Robert J Ellicott QC Mr Dudley Fitzpatrick Ms Diana Gibson Dr Peter Elliot AM Ms Jane Flecknoe Miss PD Gibson Ms Jacqueline D Elliott Mrs LE Fleming Mr Robert F Gibson AO Mr John D Elliott Miss Olwyn P Fleming Mr J Gillespie Sir RJ Elliott Dr Robert Fleming Ms Janie Gillespie Dr Murray Elliott AO and Mrs Alice Fleming Ms Marion Gillespie-Jones Mr Patrick Fleming Ms Judy Ellyatt Estate of David Gilbert Giraud and Ms Judith Fleming Mr Cedric Emanuel The Gittoes family Mr John Fluevog Mr Doug England Mrs B Giuliano Mr John Flynn Mr William English Mrs Pamela Glasson Mr Gerrit Fokkema Ms Helen Ennis Mr Bill Gleeson Mr Robert A Footner AM Dr Bruce Errey Mr Graham W Glenwright Ms Susan Ford Ms Jane Errey Mr Rodney Glick Mr David Forrest Mr Mark Errey Ms Doreen Glover Mr Steve Fox Ms Susan Errey Lady Shirley Gobbo Mr Lindsay E Fox AC Mr Robin Espie Dods Mr and Mrs Richard Godson Mr David C Franks Ms Shirley Eutrope Mr Abraham Goldberg The Rt Hon Malcolm Fraser Mrs Pauline Everson AC, CH Mrs Janette Goldberg Ms Julie Ewington Mr Keith Free Mr Wayne Golding Mr Erwin Fabian Mr Brian Freeman The Goldrick family Mr Bruno Fabiano Mr Peter Freeman Mrs Louise Goldsmith Mrs Patricia Fagan Ms Alison French Mr David Goodchild Mr Fraser Grant Fair Mrs Margaret Frey Mr Bruce Goold Mr H Fairfield-Smith Dr John Fricker Mr Milton J Gooley OAM Mrs Florence Beatrice Fane Mr Klaus Friedeberger Mr R Gordon Mrs Jane Faulkner AM Mr Alan Froud Ms Michelle Gordon SC Ms Narelle Fay Hillsdon Mrs S Frye-Dewaele Mr Kevan Gosper AO Mr Paul Fayman Mr Greg Fullerton Mr Jock G Gosse Mr William Fayman Ms Ticky Fullerton Mr John Goto Federal Pacific Hotels Mr JBR Gale OBE Mr Peter Goulds Mr A Feint Mrs Martina Gallino Mrs Mollie Gowing Mr Ronald Feldman Mr Bill Galloway Ms Gloria Grady Ms Rosina Feldman Ms Margaret Game Ms Beverley Graham Mr Kenneth Arthur Feltham Mr Abram Games Dr and Mrs D Graham Emeritus Professor Frank Fenner Mr John Gandel AO Ms Marjorie Graham AC, CMG, MBE Mr Harold C Ganter Dr Frank Graham Engel Ms Anne Ferguson Mrs Patricia Ganter Mr Gregory Grant Ms Sandra Ferman Ms Elizabeth Garvin Mrs Janette Gray Ms Anne Ferran Mr M Gaugan Mr Jim Gray

36 National Gallery of Australia Mr Paul Gray Ms Bronwyn Handfield Estate of EH Hincksman Mr David Samuel Greatorix AO Mr Tim Handfield Mr Greg Hind Ms Janina Green Ms Cheryl Hannah Miss Janet D Hine Mr Richard Green Mr James Hanratty Mr C Hobbs Greenaway Art Gallery Mr DCD Happold Mr Neil Hobbs Mr Michael Greene Mr R Harden and Ms Karina Harris Mr Ted Gregg Mrs Vi Harding Mr Graham C Hobbs FRAIA Mr Royce Gregory OBE, KLJ Ms Natasha L Hardy Mr Michael Hodgetts Mrs E Diana Gregson Mr Lance A Hardy OAM Mrs V Hole Ms Helen Grey-Smith Mr Michael F Harris Mrs A Holgate Mrs Micki Griff Mr John Harrison Sir John Holland Lady Jean Griffin and Ms Danielle Kluth Ms Cynthia Holmes Miss Pauline M Griffin AM Ms Amanda Hart Mrs Janet Lee Holmes à Court AC Mrs Margaret N Griffiths Mrs F Hart Ms Laura Holt Mrs J Grimsdale Mr Anthony Harvey Dr Reginald Hooper Mr John Haslem Ms J Hornbrook Ms Joyce M Grimsley Mr Geoffrey Hassall Mr Stuart G Hornery Mr Stephen Grimsley The Hon Robert James Lee Mr Keith Horton Hooper Mr Angus K Grimwade Hawke AC Ms Marian Hosking Mr Tadeusz Groblicki Ms Kath Hawkins Mr Mark Howson Mr Jacob Grossbard Mr L Hawkins The Hon Peter Howson CMG Mr Wenda Gu and Mrs K Hawkins Mr Phillip Hoysted Mr Yuan Gu The Hon William Haworth Rev Bill Huff-Johnston Ms Grazia Gunn Mr Alistair Hay Mr HR Hughan Mrs A Gurdziel Mr W Hayward Mr Sam Hulme AM, QC Mr David Guy Mrs Fredericka Heacock Mrs Elspeth Humphries Ms Catherine Guy Mrs Ann Healey Hunters Hill Quilters and Mr Desmond Guy Mr David Healey Mr H Douglas Huntley Mr Gordon C Gyles OAM Mrs Elizabeth Healey Mr C Hurlstone Mr Peter John Hack Ms Robyn Healy and Mrs J Hurlstone Ms Katrin J Hackney Mrs Elisabeth A Heard Mr Lloyd Hurrell Mr Basil Hadley Mr Greg Heath Mr JH Hyles Mr Robert Haines The Heath family Dr Anthea Hyslop Mrs Helen Hains Ms Adelaide Violet Hebbard Ms Annette Iggulden Dr Peter Hains Mrs Dagmar Hegland Ms Susan Ikin Mr Leo Haks Miss Tove Helms Impress Printmakers Studio Rev JP Haldane-Stevenson Mrs Shirley Hemmings Brisbane Inc Ms Aileen W Hall Ms Marcella Hempel Impressions on Paper Gallery Ms Aileen Winifred Hall Mrs Margory Henderson Dr John Indyk Ms Betty Hall Mr RW Henry Ms Odette Ingram Mr Clive Hall Mr Sali Herman OBE Ms Shona Innes Ms Fiona Hall Mrs Jennifer Hershon Mr Alfredo Jaar Mr Stephen Hall Mr Charles H Hewitt Father WG Andrew Jack Ms K Halley Miss Jacqueline Hick Mr Robert Jacks Mr H Halliday Mr Dale Hickey Mr Daryl Jackson Mr P Hammerman Ms Hickie Ms Linda Jackson Ms Katherine Hamnett Mr Alan D Hickinbotham Mr Peter Jackson Mr Michael Hamson Ms Colleen Hill Ms Elsa Jacoby MBE Sir Keith Hancock Dr Marian Hill Prof M Jaffe

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 37 Ms Susanne Jahnes Mrs Pamela Kenny Mr James Last Mr Roger James Dr Peter Kenny Ms Sandra Kay Lauffenburger Mr Michael Jan Mr David Kenyon Mr E Laught Estate of Jan Dunn Mr Arthur P Kenyon AM Mr Robert Laurie AM Janssen Cilag Pty Ltd Ms Ella Keough and Mrs Diana Laurie Miss Pat Jarret Ms Maiya Keough Mrs Judy Laver His Excellency Maj Gen Michael Mr James Kerr and Mrs Joan Kerr Mr GV Lawrence Jeffery AC, CVO, MC Mrs Margie Kevin Ms Jane Le Grand Mr Robert Jelley Ms Monica Khoury Mr Alain Le Quernec Mr Baudoin Lebon Mr Paul Jenkins Ms Gabrielle Kibble Monsieur Pierre Lecuire Ms Robyn Jenkins Mr Rudolf Kicken Mrs Anne Ledger Ms Kriss Jenner The Kidd family Mr Laurence H Ledger MBE Mr Victor E Jennings Mrs Kilgour Prof In-Chin Lee Mr Bob Jenyns Dr EDL Killen Ms T Lee Ms Lorraine Jenyns Mrs Lillian M Killick Col Cedric Lee DSO, OBE, MC Mr Michael Joel AM Mr Christopher Killip Ms Kristin Leece Mr W John Stirling Ms Jane Elizabeth Kilmartin Dr Christopher W Johnson Prof Stephen Ross Leeder Mr RCM Kimpton AO, MD Mr John Godschall Johnson Mr Bryce Kinnear Mr Alan G Legge Ms Judy Johnson Mr Martin Kinney Mr Alistair Legge Mr Mark Johnson Estate of Ross Kinsman Mr Paul Legge Wilkinson and Mrs Sandra M Johnson Ms Valerie Kirk Mrs Beryl Legge Wilkinson Mrs Dianne Johnson Mr Lou Kissajuhian Ms Erika Lehmann and Mr Gordon Johnson Dr Joan Kitchin Ms Hanna Lemberg Ms Diana R Johnstone Dr John V Knaus Mrs Shirley Lenehan Mrs N Johnstone Ms Jeanette Knox Mr Stuart Leslie Mr Clive Jones Ms Joyce Ellen Koch Mr James B Leslie AC, AO Mr John Jones Koonya Pty Ltd The Leslie family Mr Mathew Jones The Kougellis family Mr David Lesslie Mr P Jones Ms Joanna E Krabman Mr Robert J Lesslie Mrs Stanley Jones Dr Piriya Krairiksh Mr Russell Lesslie Mr Stephen Jones Mr Wayne N Kratzmann Mr and Ms D Letham Mr Nick Jose Dr Michael Kroh Mr Bruno Leti Mrs Pamela Jose Mr and Mrs H Krongold Mr Orde Levinson The Josefowitz family Ms Eva Kubbos Ms Darani Lewers Mr Daryl Joseph Isles Mr Johannes Kuhnen Miss Amanda Lewis Mr BR Judge Miss Annalise Lewis Mr Graham Kuo Mr Louis Kahan Mr Antony C Lewis Mr Christian Lacroix Mr J Kainen Mr J Daniel Lewis Ms Eleanor Lancaster Mr Martin Kamer Mr John D Lewis OAM Dr Geoffrey Lancaster AM Ms Jillian Kay Mr Jon Lewis Mrs Robyn Lance Ms Pauline Keating Mrs Penelope Lilley Ms Joyce Landau Ms Jenny Kee and Dr Frederick Lilley Mr L Lane Mr Peter Keel Mr Vane Lindesay and Ms Angela Arnold Ms Leonie Lane Ms Judith Lindsay Ms Philippa Kelly Mr Terence Lane Lady Lindsay The Hon Michael Kennedy Mrs JC Langley Datuk Amar Leonard Linggi Dr Brian Patrick Kennedy Ms Doris Lankin Jugah and the late Datin and family Mr Regis Lansac Amar Margaret Linggi

38 National Gallery of Australia Ms Linda Lipp Ms Banduk Marika Ms Robyn McKeown Mrs Barbara Litchfield Mr Frank Markovic Mrs Audrey McKibbin Mrs Leonie Livingston Mr J Markwell Mrs Frances McLaughlin-Gill Mr Michael Lloyd Mr David Marsden Mr Alistair McLean Miss S Lloyd Jones Mr NH Marshall and Ms Rosemary Donkin Dr Susan C Locke Ms Seraphina Martin Ms Marie McMahon Lady Loewenthal Mrs Margaret Janice Mashford Lady Sonia McMahon Mrs Robyn Long Ms A Maslin Mrs Mariann R McNamara Mr S Longhurst Ms R Mason Dr Stephen McNamara Mr Christian Louboutin Mr Peter Mason AM Mr Daniel McOwan Mrs Carol P Lovegrove Ms J Masterman Miss Anna McPhee Prof Anthony Low Mr Bruce Matear Mrs Elma G McRae Mr Andrew Lu OAM Sir Robert Mathers OMRI Ms Diana McRobbie Ms May Lucy Prof RL Mathews Mrs Joyce V McRobbie Mrs Lumb Mrs Dympna Matthews Mr Ian P Mein Mr Harry H Lunn Ms Helen Maxwell Mr Richard John Meldrum Mr W Lussick and Mrs H Lussick Ms Donna May Bolinger Mr Bill Meldrum-Hannah Mr Richard Luton Mr Roger Mayne Mrs Lorna Mellor Ms Angela Lynkushka Ms Robyn McAdam Mr AE de Mestre Ms Mary Lou Lyon Mr Allen McCann The de Mestre family Miss Betty Lyons Mr G McCarthy Mr Howard Michell Mr Peter Lyssiotis Ms Sharon McCarthy Mr Steven Miles Mr Robert Macaulay Sir J McCauley and Ms Adele Miles Mr Ame MacDonnell Ms B McConchie Mr and Mrs J Mills The Hon J MacGowan Ms Susan McCormack Mr John D Milne Ms Mary Macha Mrs Patricia F McCormick Sir John Minogue Mrs Judith MacIntyre Ms Ruth McCoy Mr Yoichi Minowa Mr DGF MacKay Miss Kathleen L McCredie AM Mr Franz Mitchell Mr Hugh Mackay Mr Alan McCulloch Mr John Mitchell Ms MF Mackenzie Ms Colleen McCullough AO Dr Cathryn J Mittelheuser Mrs Mouli MacKenzie Mrs Patricia McCullough Mrs Margaret H Mittelheuser Mr Alisdair Mackinnon Ms Anne McDonald Mr Issey Miyake Mr Hamish Mackinnon Mr Frank McDonald Mrs Barbara Mobbs Mrs MacLachlan Mrs Joan McDonald Ms Valli Moffitt Ms Jaqueline MacNaughton Ms Bridget McDonnell Dr RA Money CBE Ms Lorna MacNeill Mrs Gail McDougall Mrs Irene Montgomery Sir Keith Macpherson Mr RA McDowell Mrs Kathleen Montgomery Mr Robert MacPherson Mr Robert McFarlane Ms Cathi Moore Mr Peter van de Maele Ms H McGeech Ms Lorelle Moore Mr Jeffrey Makin Mr Simon R McGill Mr Rasjad Moore Miss Linda Malden Ms Pam McGilvary Mrs Elizabeth J Morgan Ms Lieselott Man Sir Charles McGrath Mr Hugh Morgan Ms Marion Manifold Mrs Sandra McGrath Ms Marina Morgan Mr Allan Reid Mann Mr Ronald McGregor Ms Nicole A Morgan Mrs Jenny Manning Ms Olive McInerney Mr Peter R Morgan Mrs Svetlana Manns Mr Colin S McIntyre Ms Sarah FM Morgan Mrs P Maple-Brown OAM Mrs Jean McKenzie The Morgan family Mr Grahame Mapp Mr Paul John McKeown Prof Howard Morphy

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 39 The Morrison family Ms Helen O’Shea Ms Grestchen Philip Sir Charles Moses CBE Mr RI Oatley Mr Tom Phillips The Hon John Mountbatten Mr Anthony d’Offay The Picanol family Mrs E Mudge Ms Helen Ogilvie Mr Thomas Henley Pilgrim Mr Robert Muecke Mr Yoshiko Oguri Mr Robert W Piper AO Sir Laurence Muir and Lady Muir Mrs Ursula Old Mr Chris Pirie Sir David Muir CMG Mr John Egerton Oldham Mr and Mrs HT Plant Ms Patricia Mulcare Mrs Annette d’Olsanski-Roniker Prof Margaret Plant Ms Joahanne Mulholland Ms Monica Oppen Mr E Timothy Platt and Mr David Rivers Mr GC Ormiston Ms Morna Playfair Prof Jean Mulvaney Mrs B Osborne Mr Vernon Douglas Pleuckhahn Mr Arthur Murch Dr Milton Osborne AM, OBE Mrs P Murphy Ms S Osborne Mrs Suzannah V Plowman Mr Alex Murray Ms Barbara Otton Mr Dug Pomeroy and Mrs Lisa Pomeroy Mr Thomas Murray Mr Anders Ousback Ms Ruth Mussen Mr SAF Pond OBE Mr David T Owsley Mrs Peggy Muttukumaru Ms Rosalind Poole Ms Roslyn Oxley Mrs M Nash Mr David P Poor Padma Menon Dance Company Lady Nathan Ms Margaret Porritt Mr BJ Page National Capital Printing Lady June Porter Mr Nasser Palangi Mr Peter J Naumann Lady Primrose Catherine Ms Sheridan Palmer Sir Eric Neal AC, CVO, Potter AC Mr Tony Palmer and Lady Neal Dr Gordon C Potts Papergraphica Mrs Barbara Nell Mrs AJ Powell Sir Arvi Parbo Mr Douglas Netter Mr Geoffrey Powell Ms Lyn Parche Ms Susan Neumann Mr Oliver Pracy Dr Edward Anthony Parkes Mrs W Newbigin Mrs Jeanne Pratt AC Ms Grace Parr Mr John D Newcombe Mrs Valmai S Pratten Mr Maurice Newman AC Mr K Parry Lady Mara Praznovszky Mr IE Newnham AO, MBE Dr Timothy Pascoe AM The Preston family Ms Gael Newton Ms Margaret Pask Mr Richard L Price Mr Geoff Newton Mrs Doris Passmore and the late The Price family Prof John Arthur Passmore Ms Olivia Newton John OBE Ms Ann Proctor Ms Klytie Pate Mr Bert Newton MBE Mr A Proost Mr Andy Ng Say Keong Mr Andrew Paterson Mr Michael Proud Ms Rosie Nice Mr Kim Paterson Mr Jason Prowd Dr J Nicholas Ms Lee-Anne Patten Mr Eric S Purbrick Ms Lenore Nicklin Mr Samuel Patterson Ms A Purves Mr Roger Noakes Mr Tom Patton Ms Janet Purves Mr PL Norris Ambassador de Pauw Ms Eve Pyne Prof Ian Eric North Mr and Mrs P Pearce Quilt Study Group of Australia, Mrs Patricia R Nossal Mrs G Pearson Canberra Branch Mr Tony Nott Ms Gladys Peck Quilters’ Guild Inc Ms Patrina Nuske-Small The Pelly family Ms Sarita Quinlivan Mr G Nye Ms Dulcie Penfold Mr Geoffrey Quinn Ms Jenny O’Donovan Mr J Penfold Collins Mr Michael Quinn Prof Brian O’Keeffe AO Miss M Peppin Mrs Wendy Quinn and Mrs Bridget O’Keeffe AM Mr Jonathan Persse Mr Bob van Raalte Mrs Shirley Jean O’Reilly Mr Peter Peryer Ms Alison Rahill

40 National Gallery of Australia Ms Shirley Randell The Rohead family Mr K Shepherd The Rankin family Ms Pilar Rojas Mr William Shepherd Ms Ramona Ratas Mrs Margaret Rolfe AM and Mrs M Shepherd The Rathausky family Mr Giuseppe Romeo Ms Janette Sheridan Ms Esther Raworth Mrs Joan Romney-Osborne Ms Carina Sherlock Mr Harry Raworth Mr John Roper Mr John Shorter Mr R Raymond Mr Alan Rose AO Mr George H Siebert Mr Charles Reddington and Mrs Helen Rose The Siemans family Mr Bruce Redpath Roslyn Russell Museum Services Ms Georgiana Silk Mr Chris van Reesch Sr Rotary Queanbeyan West Mr Gilbert Silverman Mrs Ardyne Reid Mrs Jennifer J Rowland The Simmonds family Mr Ralph Renard Mr Tim Rowse Mr Barry Simon and Mrs Ruth Renard Mr and Mrs S Rubenstein Mr Bruno Simon Miss Jean I Rentoul Ms Inge Rumble Mr John NS Simpson The Rentoul family Mr Richard Rushall Mrs Rosemary Simpson Prof Cyril Renwick AO Mrs Jacqueline L Russell Mrs RA Simpson and Mr Simpson Embassy of the Republic Mr Philip Russell of Indonesia Mr Mark Ruwedel Mrs Irawati Singarimbun Mr Wybe Reyenga Mr David Ryan Her Royal Highness Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Ms Faylene Rheem Ms Virginia Ryan Dr Michael Slee Ms Pamela Rhemrev Ms Elizabeth Ryrie Mr Chris Smith Mr Jon Rhodes Mr Nino Sabatino Ms EJ Smith Ms Zandra Rhodes CBE Ms Pat Sabine Mrs Jan Smith Mrs Jill Richards The Hon James Miltiadis Samios AM, MBE Mrs Janet L Smith Ms Judy Richmond Mr Emilio Sanchez Mr and Mrs Michael Smith Ms Margaret Frances Richmond Mr Spencer Scott Sandilands Ms Wendy Smith Dr Lyn Riddett Mr Clive Sandy Mrs Minnie Smorgon Dr Tony Rieger Mr Andrew Sayers Ms Kim Snepvangers Mr Alex Rigby AM Mr Charles AE Scarf Mr W Bunker Snyder Mr Kevin Riley Mrs Rose Schonberg Mrs Prudence MG Socha Rio Tinto Ltd and the late Mr S Schonberg Solvay Interox Inc Mr Adam Rish Mrs Carmen Scott Ms Ann Somers Ms Judith Elizabeth Roach Mrs Sheila Winifred Gordon Ms Phyllis Somerville Mr L Ian Roach Scotter AM, MBE Mr Michel Somsanouk Drout Mr David A Robb Ms Eleanor Scott-Findlay Spa Quilters Guild of Mr Russell Roberts Mr Ross Searle Daylseford Inc Ms Vera Roberts Mr Berek Robert Segan AM, OBE Mr JG Spalvins Mrs Barbara Robertson Prof R Selby-Smith OBE Mr Norman Sparnon OAM Mr Christopher Robertson Ms Helen Selle Mr Arthur Spartalis Ms Claire H de Robilant Ms Anna Senior Ms Sylva Spasenoski Ms Esther Robinson Mr J Seymour Prof Virginia Spate Ms Thelma Robinson Dr Thomas Shakespeare Spectrum Consultancy Pty Ltd The Robinson family Ms Wendy Sharpe Mr Andrew Speirs Ms Maxine Rochester Sir Frank Sharpe CMG, OBE Mr Pete Spence Mrs Susie Rockman Ms Marina Shaw Mr Albert Spiegel Ms Janet Rodgers Mrs Peggy Perrins Shaw Mrs Felicity St John Moore Ms Meredith Rogers Mr Roderick Shaw St Martins Properties Holdings Ms Susan S Rogers Dr Lawrie Shears Pty Ltd

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 41 Mr Wesley Stacey The Treacy family Mr Weemaes and Mr Goemans Ms Margaret Stack Sir Donald Henry Trescowthick Ms Georgina Weir Mr Nicolas de Stael AC, KBE Mr Donald Weir Nairn Mr Bernard Stanton Mr H Neil Truscott AM Miss Ariane Weiss Ms Margo Staples Ms Lill Tschudi Dr TR Wenkart The Stein family Ms Elizabeth Tudball Mrs P Wensing Mr Josef Lada Stejskal Mr Ross Turnbull Mrs B Wenzel Dr Val Stephen Dr Caroline Turner AM Ms Joyce P West Mr Douglas F Stephens and Dr Glen Barclay and the late Morris West Mr Michael Stephenson Mr Tony Twigg Mr Robert Westerburg Mrs Patricia Eve Stephenson Mr Peter Tyndall and Mrs Jenine Westerburg Mrs E Sternberg Ms Helen Ulrich Dr Norman Wettenhall Mr Rex Stevenson Dr N Underhill Mr H Wexler Mr AW Stewart The Unger family Ms Alyson Wheeler Mr Gordon V Stewart Mr Sam Ure-Smith Mr Geoff White Mr Robert Stigwood Mr Robert Vanderstukken Mrs Judy White Mr Ross Stock Ms Alathea Vavasour Ms Susan White and Dr Cheryl Stock Mr L Velik Mr Brian White Dr and Mrs DF de Stoop Mr Anthony Velonis and Mrs Rosemary White Ms Shirley Storey Ms Kay Vernon Ms Dora Whitford Mr Walter Stringer Mr Edgardo Antonio Vigo Mr Ken Whitford Mr James Strong AO Dr David Voon Mr Stephen Wickham and Dr Jeanne-Claude Strong Mr Gary Voss Mr Fred Widdup Mrs M Stuart Ms Maryanne Voyazis Ms Frederika Wiebenga Ms Heather B Swann Mr Philip J Wadsworth Dr Stephen Wild Lady Elizabeth Synnot Mrs Renee Wainberg Mrs Yvonne Wildash Mrs FT Taglietti Mr P Waizer and Mrs M Waizer Dr IS Wilkey and Mrs H Wilkey Mr Henry Talbot Ms Wendy Walduck Ms Iris Wilkinson Ms Janene Taylor Mr Leslie Walford Ms Isobel Williams Ms Margaret MacKean Taylor Mr Jim Walker Mr John F Williams Ms Sylvia Taylor Mr Murray Walker Ms Kate Williams Prof Ken Taylor AM Ms Winifred Walker Ms Louise Williams and Mrs Maggie Taylor Mr Robin Wallace-Crabb Mr Nat Williams Mr Bruce B Teele Ms Lorna Waller Dr Wayne Williams Ms Sue Telford Mrs Mavis Walsh Ms Kay Wills Ms Jane de Teliga Mr John S Walton AM Ms Liz Wilson Mr Ian Temby AO, QC and Mrs Walton The Hon Ian Wilson AM Mr Martin Terry Ms Ethel Warburton Mr Neil Wilson and Therma Quilts ACT Pty Ltd Mrs Elizabeth G Ward Mrs Jill Wilson Mr Jack Thompson AM Mr Guy Warren Mrs Robine Wilson and the late Dr John Thompson Ms Joy D Warren OAM Mr Donald Wilson Ms Rosemary Thompson Ms Marjorie Warren Mr LG Wilson AO Mr Jonathan Thwaites Mrs June Watson and Mrs Wilson Mrs Deidre O Tidswell Pol Gen Sanong Wattanavrangkul Ms Deborah L Winkler Mrs Helen Todd Waverley Patchworkers Ms Margaret Winn Mrs Daphne D Topfer Mrs Lucrezia B Weatherstone Mr S Winston Smith Ms Helen V Topor Mr George Webber The Winter family Mr Noel C Tovey Mr Peter G Webster Prof J Woloszyn Tramont Pty Ltd Mr Robert Webster Dr J Wong-See

42 National Gallery of Australia Dr Beverley Wood Mr Eugene Wood Mr Keith Wood Ms Mary Wood Mrs Donna Woodhill Ms Kirsten Woodward Ms Tessa Wooldridge and Mr Simon Wooldridge Maj Robert P Woollard AO Mr Ken Woolley Mr Graham World and family Mr Don Worth Ms Margaret Worth Mr Mark Worthington Mrs Beverley Wright Dr E Jane Wright Mr and Mrs ND Wright Mr David Wynn Mr William Yang Mrs Norma Yates Mr Rowan Yee Mr Peter Yorke and Dr A Krumbholz Mr Donald Young Mrs Evelyn Young OAM Mr Philippe Yvanovich and Mrs Margarida Yvanovich Ms Virginia Zabriskie Ms Hilda Zanadvoroff Mrs Elsa Zavattaro Mr Russell Zeeng Mr Raphael Zimmerman

Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 43 44 National Gallery of Australia Financial statements

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Foundation Annual Report 2008–09 67 © National Gallery of Australia 2009

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(front cover) Frederick McCubbin ‘At the falling of the year’ 1886 (detail) oil on canvas 30.6 x 15.1 cm purchased with the assistance of Terry and Christine Campbell, 2008

(back cover) Edgar Degas Woman bathing (Femme à sa toilette) 1880–85 monotype over pastel image 27.8 x 38 cm, sheet 32.2 x 42.2 cm The Poynton Bequest with the assistance of the National Gallery of Australia Foundation, 2009

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