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A LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART • FALL 2013

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS INSIDE Innovation and Color: The Reinterpretation of the

Marieluise Hutchinson, The Red Barn, oil on masonite, will be on veiw in the Small Works fundraiser exhibition from November 19 - December 22. 2 Upcoming Exhibits The Little Gallery 3 Annual Appeal Cahoon Society Purchase Ruth Dewitt Hogan, Homage to the Cahoon Museum, 2013, white-line wood block print

4 In recent years, especially on the Cape, Wendy Willard. From the President the technique of the white-line woodcut Ruth Dewitt Hogan’s “Homage to the has been rediscovered by many talented Matching Challenge Cahoon,” 2013, was specifi cally created artists. This exhibition presents important Grant for this exhibition and appears on the works by early innovators of white-line Exhibits Cont. postcard and other printed publicity for on the Cape and illustrates how the exhibit. To emphasize innovation and current artists are learning from those 5 color, Ruth took four earlier artists and innovators and taking the form to new From the Director deliberately incorporated examples of their levels. style into her work. These artists are Arthur 6 Among the artists included in the Wesley Dow, Blanche Lazell, Seong Moy, Greeting Card Workshop exhibit are: Sally Brophy, Jean Carbonell, and B. J. O. Nordfeldt. Chaffee (1882-1955), Sailor’s Valentine ’s style appears on Oliver Chaffee (1881-1944), William Workshop the right, above the word “Woodcuts.” He Evaul, Ruth Dewitt Hogan, Lorraine was the central fi gure in American color Kujawa, Blanche Lazell (1878-1956), 7 woodcuts at the turn of the 19th to the Jane Lincoln, Jerre Moriarty, Angele Membership 20th century. His innovative prints refl ect Myrer (1896-1970), Suzanne M. Packer, Japanese concepts, and he self-consciously Mermaid’s Cove Kathryn Lee Smith, Grace Martin Taylor employed craft techniques to create works Gift Shop (1890-1986), Ferol Sibley Warthen (1890- 1986), (1873-1946), and continued on page 4 UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS “Small Works” Fundraiser Exhibition THE LITTLE GALLERY

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Anne Doyle, White Table with Blue Chair, oil on canvas, 26 x 31 inches Works by Anne Doyle Alison McMurry, Hay Bales, Ropes’ Field, pastel on paper Through November 10 When Anne Doyle fi rst relocated The fi nal exhibition of 2013 will or playing important roles in other to the Cape she painted mostly be “Small Works,” which will open Museum activities. As of now, the seascapes, since she was moved on November 19 (with the opening following artists have committed by the peace and serenity here. reception on November 22) and run to the “Small Works” show: However Anne had worked many through December 22. It represents Joan Augustino, Jill Bates, Sandi years in interior design and she our last chance of the year to Blanda, Howard L. Bonington, soon found herself painting these highlight the incredibly talented Marjorie A. Collis, Betsy Payne vistas from inside as seen through artists of Cape Cod; and it will Cook, Hal DeWaltoff, Jane Eccles, windows and doors. These interior provide a marvelous opportunity to Jason Eldredge, Marieluise spaces then started incorporating purchase works of art as Christmas Hutchinson, Jane Lincoln, Susan tables and chairs, as well as fruits and vegetables. presents for your family and O’Brien McLean, Alison McMurry, friends. Doris Mee, Jerre Moriarty, Rose Mosner, Marian Nicastro, John Many of your favorite artists Ricciardi, Candice Ronesi, Lee will be included in the exhibit; Gorham Smith, Sherri Starr, Lynn and a signifi cant number of them Wallin, and Arlene Weibel. If you are actively involved with the know of other artists who should Cahoon by serving on committees be invited to participate, please contact Richard Waterhouse at Upcoming Exhibitions (508) 428-7581 or rwaterhouse@ Talks and Activities cahoonmuseum.org. Hal DeWaltoff, Ocean View, 2013, oil on canvas, 8 x 10 inches Friday, Nov. 22 from 5:30 to All of the artists in the exhibition Works by Hal DeWaltoff 7:00pm - Opening Reception are great supporters of the November 12 – December 22 and Holiday Fair Cahoon and have taken part in Hal DeWaltoff reveres the work of other fundraising activities on the the American Impressionists, the Tuesday, Nov. 26, 11:00am Tonalists and a number of modern Gallery Talk with Doris Mee Museum’s behalf, most especially the Great Brush Off. The “Small painters who have inspired him. The essence of his enthusiastic Works” show will be the Museum’s Tuesday, Dec. 3, 11:00am approach, to the diffi cult task of Gallery Talk with Little Gallery fi nal fundraiser of the year. Come making a good painting, includes artist Hal DeWaltoff and enjoy a holiday feast of the joy of standing in front of delightful (and affordable) works nature and experiencing the risk Tuesday, Dec.10, 11:00am of art! and thrill of trying to capture its Gallery Talk with Jerre Moriarity beauty.

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 ANNUAL APPEAL

Every year, the Cahoon Museum We are also well under way in the Cape and in the wider region. presents a stunning, intriguing, developing fi nal plans for the new We cannot do what we do without and captivating set of exhibits that addition that will both preserve the your help; and we cannot put into enlivens the art scene on Cape Cod character of our historic building words how much we appreciate and attracts artwork and viewers and provide much-needed space your support. from all over our region, our for galleries, educational programs, state, and our nation. At the same and art storage—not to mention It is our great hope that you time, it maintains an outstanding an elevator and staircase that will will give generously to the Cahoon permanent collection of works by make all levels of the museum, both Museum’s 2013 Annual Appeal. 3 Ralph and Martha Cahoon and, old and new, readily accessible to Despite all the uncertainties of more widely, by American artists everyone. the present economic conditions, of the 19th and 20th centuries and we hope that your response to the contemporary artists of the Cape None of this happens, however, Cahoon Museum’s proven past and the Northeast. without the help and support of the and promising future will make Cahoon Museum’s many members this our most successful Appeal In addition to our temporary and friends. We have been able ever. We will truly appreciate exhibits and our permanent to steer a steady course through any amount that you can give. In collection, we provide an important the economic doldrums of the last these challenging times, we have a arts education program for school several years largely because our challenge to meet! children and offer gallery talks, generous constituency has stood book discussions and other ready to endorse our mission as a Please support the Museum and activities that augment and interpret museum and contribute to our cause send in your donation with the form our exhibitions. as a lighthouse for the visual arts on on the back of this newsletter. FALL SPECIAL EVENTS

Cahoon Society Dinner - 9/12/13 2013 CAHOON SOCIETY

The Cahoon Society Jane and Steve Akin purchases one work each year. Rosa and Bill Babcock Works previously purchased Dorothy L. Battles Meryl and Dennis Beckingham include Homer D. Martin’s Bruce and Polly Behrens exquisite Running Brook in the Betsy and Bo Bodurtha Barbara and John Buckley Adirondacks (Twilight Stream), Sidney and Egil Croff Thomas W. Woods compelling Cynthia and David DerHagopian The Veteran, and Walter Gay’s Anne and Jack Doyle Sybil and Bob Drummond intimate Doorway. Jean and Jay Entwistle Anne and Jim Gould For information about Sue and Dick Hamilton Daisy Marguerite Hughes (1882-1968), Beth and Ben Hesse Provincetown Dunes, oil on canvas, Cahoon Society becoming a Cahoon Society Jim Hinkle and Roy Hammer Purchase 2013 member, please contact Carol and John Levis At its annual dinner on September Richard Waterhouse at (508) Carol and Don McInnes 12, the Cahoon Society selected 428-7581 or rwaterhouse@ Alyce and Robert Morrissey** Kathleen and John Murphy** a distinguished work by Daisy cahoonmuseum.org. Cindy Nickerson Marguerite Hughes (1882-1968), Jane and Howard Padwee We would like to thank all Provincetown Dunes (oil on canvas) as Rosemary and Keith Rapp those who helped to organize Suzie Reid its purchase for the Cahoon Museum’s this event, especially Anne Gretchen Reilly** permanent collection. Dottie and John Remondi Doyle and Kathleen Murphy, Ba and Barnes Riznik The group also considered works Cahoon Society co-chairs. Many Carol and Bob Seidler Jamie Stern and Stephen Brown by two other artists, William B. P. thanks, also, to Karen Pinard for Carol Wilgus and David Giller Closson (1848-1926) and Arthur the lovely fl ower arrangements. Laurie and Robin Young Wesley Dow (1857-1922). ** Five Year Member

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 FROM THE PRESIDENT ... Carol Wilgus It’s been a wonderful season of color and excitement at the Museum. Our wonderful current show in the Little Gallery show—“Innovation and featuring the art of Hal Color: The Reinterpretation DeWaltoff, whose works are of the Woodcut” (on view always very popular at the through November 17)—puts Great Brush Off. bright color, new technique, By now you will have and beguiling whimsy on full received our Annual Appeal display. It is a joy to behold! letter (which also appears At the same time, Anne on p. 3 of this issue of the Doyle is presenting her works Spyglass). Once again we in the Little Gallery. She are asking for your support intimates a view of the world in keeping our wonderful through windows and doors, Carol Wilgus, President, and Richard Waterhouse, Director, Museum thriving and available and in the beauty of the still during the opening reception on 10/4/13 for the community to enjoy life. Her art has a lovely serenity means that you can do all of your the sheer pleasure of our exhibits, to it. You won’t want to miss Christmas shopping at one time and our collection, our historic building, this show. It is on view through in one place. The opening reception and our lectures and workshops. November 10. is on November 22. The Board has been hard at work Coming later in November there Another enticing aspect of the in charting the next steps for the will be an exciting “Small Works” season is that Kevin Nolan of our expansion and renovation of the exhibition (November 19 through Board is designing a very special, Cahoon; and we will be sending out December 22) coupled with a limited-edition, “Cahoon Balloon” updates as we continue to fi nalize “Holiday Fair” in our gift shop, a Christmas ornament for sale our plans. 4 perfect combination for holiday exclusively at the Museum. It won’t Thank you all for your support. gifts. We are very pleased with this be available anywhere else. You are the heart of the Museum! melding of the “Holiday Fair” and November will also bring a new the “Small Works” exhibition. It MATCHING CHALLENGE GRANT Many thanks to these dedicated supporters for helping us meet our $25,000 challenge grant! This list refl ects those who donated from June 30 - October 15, 2013. Ms. Mary Alenstein Ms. Jean Douglas Mr. Arnold Mycock Mr. Robert Savage Mr. and Mrs. William S. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Steve O’Connor Mrs. Karyl Scrivener Mrs. Ann D. Ballou Ms. Delia Flynn Ms. Barbara Pike Dr. and Mrs. Robert Seidler Ms. Dorothy L. Battles Mr. and Mrs. Graham Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Keith Rapp Mr. Milton Teichman Ms. Julie Brady Mrs. Nancy M. Keith Mrs. Gretchen Reilly Ms. Margaret Washburn Mrs. Mary O. B. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lennon II Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Ms. Carol Wilgus Dr. and Mrs. David Diamond Ms. Clare F. Murphy Mrs. Candice Ronesi EXHIBITIONS CONT. continued from page 1 developer of the “white-line, single He was particularly innovative in block” method of printmaking. his technique. of fi ne art. Dow had far-reaching infl uence because he was a Blanche Lazell’s style fi nds Come join us to celebrate prominent educator whose teaching its place at the middle left of the the innovation and color of the methods were widely adopted work, near the boat’s sail. She was white-line woodcut as it has been across the country. an explorer of new techniques and so wonderfully revitalized and is considered the major American reinterpreted here on Cape Cod. B. J. O. Nordfeldt’s style abstract artist of the woodcut. The show will be on view through is represented in the upper left November 17. corner of Hogan’s woodcut. He Finally, Seong Moy’s style is is generally considered to be the shown in the building’s chimney.

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 FROM THE DIRECTOR ... Richard Waterhouse Special Moment at the Museum A couple months ago, as him fame and confi rmed I was working at my desk, his interest in inspirational the Art and Alzheimer’s subjects.” Program was in progress, led “Mercy’s Dream” was by Joan Augustino, Phyllis inspired by part two of John Hefrich, and Joan Lynch. Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress Joan was talking about (1684). The subject matter the “Katharine Lee Bates centers on the passage in House, Falmouth” painting which Mercy tells Christian: by Bill Noble in the exhibit of “Historic Perspectives of I was dreaming that I sat Cape Cod: Works by South alone in a solitary place, and Cape Artists.” Phyllis asked was bemoaning the hardness the group if they remembered of my heart…methought Ms. Bates’ famous song, I looked up, and saw one “America the Beautiful”; and coming with wings towards suddenly the gorgeous melody me. So he came directly to me, wafted through the building, and said, “Mercy, what aileth constituting a special moment thee?” Now when he had at the Cahoon. So many of the heard me make my complaint, Alzheimer’s patients have lost he said, “Peace be to thee”; Daniel J. Huntington (1816-1906) Mercy’s Dream, their short-term memories, 1886, oil on canvas. Permanent Collection of the he also wiped mine eyes with but this painting evoked their Cahoon Museum a handkerchief, and clad me long-term memory and this in silver and gold. He put beautiful song. explains: “Daniel Huntington was a chain about my neck, and ear- 5 born in New York City and was It reminded me of the time I had rings in mine ears and a beautiful fi rst exposed to painting during a the privilege of visiting Ephesus crown upon my head. Then he took visit to the studio of John Trumbull. in Turkey and being at the House me by the hand, and said, “Mercy, Huntington studied at Yale and of the Virgin Mary. We were all come after me.”…I followed him Hamilton College and privately crowded into the small chapel, up to a throne, upon which One with Samuel F. B. Morse and Henry when the nuns who administer sat; and He said to me, “Welcome, Inman. His major contribution to the church began singing. The daughter!” the art world was portraiture, but he moment was just glorious; and Huntington painted several was also noted for his genre scenes, the experience was even more versions of this scene, all similar still life, and allegorical works. special because the church was lit but with varying degrees of A prolifi c painter, he produced only by candlelight and was fi lled detail. Earlier renditions are in the some twelve hundred paintings. with incense. The senses of sight, collections of the Pennsylvania Huntington’s presidency of the smell, and hearing were all being Academy of the Fine Arts, prestigious National Academy bombarded at the same time. the Corcoran Gallery, and the was the longest in the institution’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is magical that art, whether history, and he served as vice- visual or performing, can affect us president of the Metropolitan Thanks to all of you for the so spiritually. I feel this every day Museum of Art for some twenty- many ways in which you give when I come into the Cahoon. three years.” your ongoing support to the Cahoon Museum of American Art. One work in the permanent This work is mentioned in the I look forward to seeing you in collection that touches us spiritually Wikipedia entry on Huntington: 2014 for another exciting year of is Daniel Huntington’s “Mercy’s “On his return to America in 1840, programming. Dream,” painted in 1886. The he painted his allegorical painting wonderful wall text for this work ‘Mercy’s Dream,’ which brought

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 UPCOMING FALL WORKSHOPS Munro Workshop Registration

Name:______Address:______City:______State:_____ Zip:______Daytime Phone ______Please enroll me in the Greeting Card Workshop The fees are: $75 for Members ($50 plus $25 for materials) Janet Munro, Cranberry Fields, oil on masonite $85 for non-members ($60 plus $25 materials) Greeting Card Workshop with the Munros Enclosed is a check for ______made payable Date: Tuesday, November 5 to Cahoon Museum of American Art. Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm Please charge ______to my credit card: Fees: $50 members/$60 non-members Visa MasterCard plus $25 material fee Account #______Exp. Date____ The Cahoon Museum of American Art will bring Signature______back the incredibly talented duo, Jan and Charlie To register please fi ll out and send to: Munro, to help you design your Christmas Card for 2013. If you haven’t taken one of their workshops, you Cahoon Museum of American Art are in for a real treat. P.O. Box 1853, Cotuit, MA 02635 Or call the museum at (508) 428-7581. This workshop is limited to 10 students.

Sailor’s Valentine Blanda Workshop Registration Workshop with Sandi Blanda Name:______Dates: Tues., Nov 19, Address:______Wed., Nov 20, City:______State:_____ Zip:______& Fri., Nov. 22 Daytime Phone ______Time: 9:00am to 1:00pm each day Please enroll me in the Sailor’s Valentine Workshop The fees are: Fees: $450 members Martha Cahoon, Mermaid $800 for Members ($450 plus $350 for materials) $500 non-members with Pier, oil on masonite, $850 for non-members ($500 plus $350 materials) plus $350 material fee surrounded by Sandi Blanda’s Sailor’s Valentine shell work. Enclosed is a check for ______made payable to Cahoon Museum of American Art. The Cahoon Museum of American Art is excited to Please charge ______to my credit card: offer a Sailor’s Valentine Workshop. Sandi Blanda is Visa MasterCard 6 known across the Cape for her beautiful and detailed shell work. Come join Sandi for this three day Account #______Exp. Date____ workshop and make your own sailor’s valentine. Signature______All materials are included in the materials fee. To register please fi ll out and send to: This workshop is limited to 12 students, with a Cahoon Museum of American Art minimum of 6. (If 6 is not reached by November 13 P.O. Box 1853, Cotuit, MA 02635 Or call the museum at (508) 428-7581. the workshop will be canceled.)

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 MEMBERSHIP Many thanks to these new and renewing members! This list refl ects memberships received June 15 - October 15, 2013. An asterisk (*) indicates membership in the Ralph and Martha Cahoon Society. Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Akin* Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle* Ms. Eleanor Letterie Mr. and Mrs. John J. Remondi* Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Aldinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Drummond* Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Lindberg Mrs. Diane Rhude Mrs. Elizabeth Austin Mr. and Mrs. John Entwistle* Mr. Gregg Lisciotti Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Riznik* Col. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ayotte Ms. Delia Flynn Ms. Janice Lundgren Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers Mrs. Ann D. Ballou Mr. Clayton Fuller Ms. Joan Cobb Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Terry Russell Dr. Abigail Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gachot Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mastro Mrs. Patricia T. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Al Barskis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Garzone Miss Betty Mattoli and Ms. Marlene Schaefer Mrs. Alice Batchelor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golmanavich Miss Janet Mattoli Dr. and Mrs. Robert Seidler* Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Beckingham* Mr. and Mrs. James Gould* Ms. Bett McCarthy Mrs. Joan Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Behrens* Ms. Cheryl Grafton Mr. and Mrs. John McLean Mrs. Harriet W. Sheehy Mrs. Gisa Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hamilton* Ms. Doris Mee Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sholkovitz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Edward O. Handy Jr. Mr. Ken Molloy Mrs. Sherri Starr Mrs. Pamela Boden Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Hansen Ms. Lois T. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Peter Summers Mrs. Susan Cahoon Bodman Ms. Marjorie Harvey Ms. Clare F. Murphy Mrs. Mary Svenson Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bodurtha* Ms. Arlene Hecht Mr. Raymond F. Murphy, Jr. Mrs. Marjorie Taylor Mr. Jack Bradley Mrs. Terry Herman Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Mr. and Mrs. Frederic F. Taylor Ms. Julie Brady Mr. and Mrs. Reid Higgins Mr. Arnold Mycock Mr. Scott Terry Mrs. Dulce W. Bryan Mrs. Barbara C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nolan Ms. Lisa A. Theoharidis Ms. Bonnie Campbell-Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Odence Mrs. Anne Moreau Thomas Mrs. Jean Carbonell Mr. James G. Hinkle and Dr. and Mrs. S. Howard Padwee* Mr. Ronald J. Tinney Mrs. Suzanne Cole Mr. Roy Hammer* Ms. Judith Page Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tivnan Mrs. Anne Lawless Croak Dr. and Mrs. Peter B. Hollis Dr. Joyce Payne Ms. Jayne Uyenoyama Mrs. Jane Davenport Dr. and Mrs. David H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peirson Ms. Virginia Veras Ms. Denise A. DeLorey Ms. Marieluise Hutchinson Mrs. Shirley Perry Mr. Bruce Wallin DeMelo Bros Landscaping Dr. Anne Ierardi Mr. Arthur Perry Jr. Ms. Marja Watson Mrs. Jeane DeLuca Ms. Karen Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pervil Mr. and Mrs. Norm Weill Mrs. Sigrid E. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. James Keating Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Pinard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. David DerHagopian* Mr. Sean Kelly and Ms. Helen Picard Mr. Sid Pomper Mrs. Roseann Williams Mr. Ralph Diamond Ms. Joan M. Kenney Mr. Gerald M. Raymond Mr. Grant Willis Dr. and Mrs. David Diamond Ms. Carol Kleinschmidt Ms. Laurie Raymond and Mrs. T-Bu Grieve Wry Mr. and Mrs. John Dowd Mr. Stephen Knight Mr. Rusty Strange Ms. Linda S. Young

MERMAID’S COVE GIFT SHOP

The Mermaid’s Cove will have many gifts available for your holiday shopping this year, including mermaid and shell ornaments, and blooming paper whites in Nantucket-style baskets from Harvest of Barnstable. Come in and support the museum by purchasing your Cahoon and other Christmas cards in the shop, buy a mermaid doll Upper right: Soft, cuddly knit dolls from or book for your child or grand- ‘Blah-blah’ child or select a hand-made gift Upper and center left: Festive Ralph and from our many local consignment Martha Cahoon Christmas cards with artists. Cahoon prints, puzzles, seasonal greetings. trivets and cookbooks also make great gifts. 7 Hope to see you soon in ‘The Cove.’

Lower left and right: Ralph and Martha Cahoon images made into 500+ piece jigsaw puzzles now available!

SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013 ANNUAL APPEAL FORM

Your gift the 2013 Annual Appeal will help the Cahoon Museum maintain its reputation for excellence among people who love art. is the quarterly Spyglass newsletter of the $35 - Picture Perfect! $500 - Exhibiting great generosity! Cahoon Museum of American Art $60 - Making a good impression! $1,000 - Work of art! Board of Trustees $100 - What Style! $2,500 - Masterpiece! Carol Wilgus, President Leonard Carter, Vice President $250 - Stroke of good fortune! Other $______Mary LeClair, Treasurer William Babcock, Secretary Name:______Jason Eldredge Kevin Nolan Mailing Address:______Jane Padwee Rosemary Rapp, Emerita City:______State:______Zip:______Stuart Rapp Phone (daytime):______(evening):______Barnes, Riznik Please select your method of payment and send to: Staff Cahoon Museum, P.O. Box 1853, Cotuit, MA 02635. Richard Waterhouse, Director Enclosed is my check payable to Cahoon Museum. Kindly specify Annual Appeal in memo fi eld. Agnes Maloney, Business Manager Christy Laidlaw, Charge my credit card in the amount of $______Visa MasterCard Amex Membership Coordinator Account #______Expiration Date______Stephanie Reeve, Museum Shop Coordinator Signature______Laurie Sylvia, Museum Shop Staff Rae Bacigalupo, Museum Shop Staff I have applied for a matching grant from my company______This gift is made in memory of ______This gift is made in honor of______I have remembered the Cahoon Museum of American Art in my will. *This donation is separate from your annual membership dues.

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SPYGLASS • A QUARTERLY LOOK AT THE CAHOON MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART FALL • 2013