THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM YEAR IN REVIEW 2012–2013

THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM YEAR IN REVIEW 2012–2013

Contents

6–7 Executive Director’s Letter

8–13 Deputy Directors’ Reports

14–21 Exhibitions

22–25 Acquisitions

26–29 Publications

30–61 Donors

62–69 Volunteers

70–75 StafF

76–79 Board of Trustees

80–82 Financials

Letter from the Executive Director

In his letter for last year’s Annual and dedication that each member of Report, Dr. Gary Vikan wrote that his staff and every volunteer brings to “successor will inherit a superb collection, the Walters each day are reflected in a wonderful staff, and a meaningful the reports in the pages that follow. mission.” He could not have been more I want to thank each and every one of right! Not only did I have the privilege to you, as visitors to the museum, supporters take the helm of this amazing museum of our mission, and advocates for the on April 1, 2013, but it has been a true essential role that this museum plays honor to succeed Gary. In his nearly in the life of Baltimore and the world three decades of work for the Walters, of museums. Without you, the gift that Dr. Vikan and his steadfast vision drove Henry Walters gave to Baltimore in 1931 the Walters to become a beacon of art “for the benefit of the public” would not be historical scholarship, an exemplar of accessible to any. Thank you for making museum conservation practice and it possible to approach our 80th year of training, a leader in museum education, being open to the public as a museum and one of the world’s most accessible art with strength, and here’s to taking the museums. During his tenure, not only did Walters, together, into its next phase! the Walters eliminate admission charges to the permanent collection, but it also Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph.D. committed to extending that accessibility Executive Director online, in high-quality digital format, and free for non-commercial use. These are just a few of the initiatives that Gary Vikan implemented during his tenure here at the Walters, and it is only appropriate to take this opportunity to thank him, on behalf of all of us who love and appreciate the museum, for all that he has done here and for the museum community at large. As my own tenure officially began only in the last quarter of the fiscal year, I have asked the Deputy Directors to create summaries of their divisions’ activities, which they ably guided in what was a year of transition. The expertise, commitment,

7 8 SECTION Deputy Directors’ Reports

Curatorial, Exhibitions, Research and Analysis Laboratory & Collections Management at the Winterthur Museum, were In the fall of 2012, The Walters able to conduct a thorough technical continued its commitment to the examination of Woodville’s paintings, presentation of thought-provoking the results of which were featured both exhibition projects with Revealing the in the installation proper and in the African Presence in Renaissance Europe. accompanying catalogue. Following its This ambitious international loan presentation in Baltimore, the exhibition exhibition introduced visitors to continued its tour to the Mint Museum the diverse roles played by Africans of Art in Charlotte, North Carolina. throughout European society during the As the fiscal year was coming to a Renaissance, paying particular attention close, the Walters hosted for the to the character of individuals as revealed first time The Janet & Walter Sondheim through their portraits. The exhibition Artscape Prize 2013 Finalists Exhibition. received high critical praise on an Presented jointly by the Walters and international scale, and the accompanying the Baltimore Office of Promotion & publication—sold out after three The Arts, this exhibition featured the printings—has become an important work of six finalists competing for the reference text. After closing at the Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Walters, the exhibition travelled to the Prize, the region’s most prestigious Princeton University Art Museum, where competition for contemporary artists. it was seen by more than 20,000 people. In addition to these large-scale projects, In March, we opened New Eyes on America: objects from the Walters collection were The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville, also enjoyed in several “Focus Shows” an unprecedented celebration of the and temporary installations. Of particular complete oeuvre of the Baltimore-born note is Threshold to the Sacred: The Ark genre painter Richard Caton Woodville Door of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue, which (1825–1855). The installation included all told the story and presented a technical of the known works painted by Woodville, study of a rare carved wooden door and resulted in the discovery of one panel owned jointly by the Walters and additional portrait, previously unknown to Yeshiva University Museum in New York. scholars. Through generous support from A highlight of this year’s art acquisitions the Wyeth Foundation, our conservators, was the purchase of the large-scale in collaboration with the Scientific landscape painting River Scene (1868)

DEPUTY DIRECTORS’ REPORTS 9 by Robert Seldon Duncanson, one of Europe. The exhibition was viewed by 953 the premier landscape artists of the K–12 students and 9,000 general visitors. nineteenth century. This important Since going free in 2006, the Walters has addition to the Walters collection sustained our attendance by families who was made possible with funds participate in a wide range of family- generously provided by the Eddie focused programs including Drop-In C. and C. Sylvia Brown Challenge Art Activities in the Family Art Center, Grant, and matching funds, for the which enjoyed an increase of 7 percent acquisition of African American Art. over last year, to Family Festivals, which Nancy E. Zinn, Ph.D. saw a 49 percent increase in attendance Deputy Director, Curatorial, over last year. In FY 2013, 43,645 people Exhibitions, and Conservation participated in family programs and activities, a significant increase over last year. The Walters has distinguished Audience Engagement itself in the development of quality early Audience Engagement addresses the childhood learning programs, a major ways in which we engage a wide variety focus of education efforts throughout of audiences in the art, programs, events the nation, and was cited in publications and activities of the Walters Art Museum. by the U.S. Institute for Museums and The Division of Audience Engagement Library Services and the Maryland State thinks holistically about managing Department of Education. The Walters’ the total visitor experience, from the offerings of sensory mornings for children development of innovative programming in the autism spectrum and their parents to understanding the visitor: from continue to achieve recognition and when and how to communicate with appreciation from parents and care- the visitor, to the moment a visitor givers. Community Outreach successfully makes a decision to attend, to the worked with a number of organizations experience during the event, to the and served nearly 5,000 people. days, months and years after the event. The Division of Marketing and Nearly half of all visitors to the Walters Communication launched a three- participated in a variety of education year project, Off the Wall, aimed at programs at the museum in FY 2013. getting more people in the community The 41,538 teachers and students who to enjoy and interact with art in the participated in all school programs include Walters collection. The project began a 7 percent increase in studio experiences with the reproduction of twenty-five and a 20 percent increase in the school classic paintings from the collection, outreach experience compared with FY and these were installed in buildings, 2012. Funded by the Maryland Humanities streets, and outdoor spaces throughout Council, African Presence: Student Response Baltimore City and Baltimore County. (September 15, 2012–February 3, 2013) The project has met with great success was a small exhibition of artwork created and has been the focus of social by Maryland middle school students media and pictures posted on Flickr. in response to the special exhibition Beginning October 4, 2012, with generous Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance support from Constellation Energy, the

10 DEPUTY DIRECTORS’ REPORTS Walters opened its doors every Thursday that evening that the Andrew W. Mellon evening from 5 to 9 p.m., offering Foundation would consider a $1.5 million nighttime access to the permanent challenge grant to endow scholarly collection, free entry to special exhibitions, exhibition activity in Gary’s honor. By shopping at the Museum Store, and March of 2013, Gary’s many friends and food and beverages at Café Q. Known admirers (see p. 56) had stepped forward as Constellation Thursday Nights, the generously, matching the Mellon gift extended hours were designed to improve dollar for dollar The $3 million fund museum access and diversify the Walters’ provides a lasting reminder of the many audience, with a special focus on young important exhibitions organized under professionals, many of whom live and Gary’s leadership and ensures support for work in the Mount Vernon neighborhood. such scholarly endeavors into the future. In 2013, as in past years, the Walters Individual giving, from membership was awarded prizes by the American to the Annual Giving Circles, grew to Alliance of Museums in several $2,191,057. We are truly grateful to the categories in this year’s Museum 4,478 people who show their support Publications Design Competition. of the museum’s mission and program The Walters Art Museum would not through these sustaining contributions. be able to accomplish its mission to The hard work of the William T. Walters bring art and people together without Association, chaired by Adam Borden, was incredible staff and the commitment of essential to that success. Their persuasion, dedicated volunteers including those in hospitality, and enthusiasm for the Visitor Services, who contributed 6,669 collections, people, and programs that hours of volunteer hours (a monetary make up the museum ensure this success. value of $153,720), and Walters docents, The Development Committee, chaired by who contributed 17,755 volunteer Trustee Christine Espenshade, undertook hours (a monetary value of $409,075), several key initiatives. Members of a touring students and adults through corporate task force chaired by Michael the collections and special exhibitions. Glick embarked on a research project, Jacqueline Copeland meeting with corporate representatives Deputy Director for Audience Engagement from donor and nondonor companies to discern interests, identify contacts, and spread the word about the museum’s Development education initiatives in particular. The This year saw important development Government Relations Committee, activity on numerous fronts. The museum chaired by Meg Ferguson, worked with celebrated Gary Vikan’s long and staff to advocate with the museum’s distinguished tenure as Director at our many friends in the legislature for a annual gala on October 13, 2012. At 550 for $2.5 million capital appropriation in dinner and 220 for the pARTy, attendance Governor Martin O’Malley’s budget to broke all records, and a total of $405,000 address pressing issues in the physical was raised for the museum’s educational plant and the visitor experience. Bond and community programs. Board funds recommended by Mayor Stephanie President Douglas Hamilton announced Rawlings-Blake and enthusiastically

DEPUTY DIRECTORS’ REPORTS 11 approved by Baltimore City voters will Administration be an important source of support as & Operations well. The Walters Enthusiasts, chaired Over the last fiscal year, the division by Colleen Pleasant Kline, is a growing has largely focused on three key group of young advocates, who areas: finance, human resources, focus on building the group of young and capital improvements. friends and supporters of the museum. The museum ended the 2013 fiscal year Their programs, ranging from casual (July 1, 2012–June 30, 2013) with a small meet-ups during Thursday evening budget surplus, and staff presented to hours, to a special gathering with the the Board of Trustees a balanced budget Young Members of the Centre Club, for FY 2014. At the end of FY 2013, the to work on the Gala pARTy, add fun endowment reached nearly $100 million. and excitement to our schedule. In an attempt to align staff performance The Walters Women’s Committee, with strategic goals, we launched a new chaired by Anne Nelson Apgar, held two performance management program in ambitious and successful fundraisers: fall 2012 that included the development the Jewelry Fair (November 2–4, 2012) of Results-Oriented Job Descriptions and Art Blooms (April 5–7, 2013). Both and individual performance goals known events swell museum attendance and as “SMART” goals (Specific, Measurable, raise significant funds. This year, Women’s Achievable, Relevant, and Timely). Committee sponsorship went to the As part of an industry and best-practices exhibition New Eyes on America: The approach, we implemented a Paid Time Genius of Richard Caton Woodville and Off (PTO) program in June 2013. Under provided $30,000 in funding for school this program, all leave benefits (personal, buses to bring children to the Walters sick, and vacation) are bundled for the from Title 1 schools. The activities of employee to use as the need or desire members of the Women’s Committee go arises, and we adjusted the rate at which far beyond those two events and include leave is accrued, now providing that arranging the beautiful floral display in information on the biweekly paychecks. the Centre Street lobby, decorating the As a result of the PTO program, we entire museum for the holidays, and have reduced paperwork and improved participating on numerous committees. accounting discrepancies; we expect Our two major special exhibitions, African to have long-term cost benefits. Presence and New Eyes on America, were In FY 2013, we completed a six-month supported generously through grants, evaluation of our capital program, which sponsorships and gifts from individuals. led to the launch of three capital projects This year’s roll-out of consistent Thursday currently in progress: a campus-wide evening hours is made possible through fire detection upgrade; improvements the generosity of Constellation Energy. to address fire code issues and the Joy Heyrman, Ph.D. relocation of frame storage to our 100 Deputy Director for Development West Centre Street property; and the design phase for the installation of a fire- suppression system in Hackerman House.

12 DEPUTY DIRECTORS’ REPORTS Technology sits within the adminstrative function of the museum and its chief technology officer. The Walters Art Museum hosted Art Bytes, Baltimore’s first art museum hackathon on July 27–29, 2012. The multi-day event brought the technology and creative communities together to build programs and applications to address specific challenges faced by museums. Participants divided into seven teams and developed smart phone– and tablet-based prototypes. Using a wide range of technologies, including three-dimensional scanning and printing, augmented reality, and geo-locating navigational tools, the prototypes sought to provide deeper context for the artwork by building links to additional curatorial, conservation and historical information from sources both within and outside of the museum. Kathleen Basham Chief Operating Officer

DEPUTY DIRECTORS’ REPORTS 13 14 Deputy Directors’ Reports EXHIBITIONS

Special Exhibitions explored the historical circumstances Public Property as well as the conventions of exoticism June 17–August 19, 2012 that constituted the prism of “Africa” This participatory exhibition was through which the people were inevitably created collectively by the public. From perceived. In the second half, attention December 2011 through March 2012, a shifted to individuals, focusing on series of public choices were made, from portraits. These often very sensitive deciding the exhibition title and theme images emphasize the role of art in to selecting artworks. First, we asked the bringing people from the past to life. public to browse the collection and tell us which artworks they would collect Revealing the African Presence in and tag them with key words. We found Renaissance Europe was supported some popular themes from among the by funding from the Richard C. von Hess choices. We held a vote to determine Foundation, the National Endowment for which would become this exhibition’s the Arts, the National Endowment for the theme, and “Creatures” was selected. Humanities, the Maryland Humanities Using an online voting tool, the public Council, the Bernard Family, Andie and Jack selected the works of art to include in Laporte, Christie’s, Kathryn Coke Rienhoff, the exhibition, including the twenty- Lynn and Philip Rauch, Cynthia Alderdice, three paintings that were displayed. Joel M. Goldfrank, CANUSA Corporation While on view, visitors continued to Charitable Fund, Constance R. Caplan, Stanley contribute to, and change, the exhibition. Mazaroff and Nancy Dorman, the V.A. Reid Charitable Fund, Harbor Bank of Maryland, Revealing the African Presence the Flamer Family Fund and other generous in Renaissance Europe donors. The publication was generously October 14, 2012–January 21, 2013 supported by the Robert H. and Clarice This unprecedented international Smith Publication Fund. This exhibition was loan exhibition explored the world of supported by an indemnity from the Federal Renaissance art in Europe to bring to Council on the Arts and the Humanities. life the hidden African presence in its midst. During the first half of the 1500s, New Eyes on America: The Genius Africa became a focus of European of Richard Caton Woodville attention as it had not been since the March 10–June 2, 2013 time of the Roman Empire. The first half Painter of iconic works of American genre, of the exhibition of seventy-three works Richard Caton Woodville (1825–1855)

EXHIBITIONS 15 led a life of paradox. Born and raised living and working in this region. Held in Baltimore, he produced most of his in conjunction with Artscape, America’s paintings in Düsseldorf, Germany, Paris, largest free arts festival, the finalists and London, where he died at the age and semifinalists exhibitions were of 30. Although he left behind fewer presented in partnership with the Walters than twenty paintings, his images were and the Maryland Institute College of widely known in the period because of Art. The competition winner, Gabriela their reproduction as premium prints Bulisova, was announced at an awards distributed by the American Art-Union. ceremony at the Walters on July 13, 2013. Woodville’s humorous characterizations of contemporary life, realistic depictions The exhibition and opening event at the of period interiors, and use of narrative Walters Art Museum were generously detail, give viewers many points of supported by Cynthia Alderdice, the Talkin access to his beautifully crafted works Fund of the Columbia Foundation; Time of art. In this first exhibition devoted to Group Investments; Rachel and Joseph Woodville since 1967, the Walters’ rich Rabinowitz; The Zamoiski, Barber, Segal holdings and several key loans were Family Foundation; and the Greif Family Fund. assembled to explore the formation, historical and social context, and Focus Exhibitions reception of this engaging painter. Hashiguchi Goyo’s Beautiful Women May 18–August 12, 2012 New Eyes on America: The Genius of Through a handful of images, Hashiguchi Richard Caton Woodville was generously Goyo, the last of Japan’s ukiyo-e sponsored by the Women’s Committee of printmakers, captured the spirit and the Walters Art Museum and Wilmington the dynamic visual character of the Trust, with grant funds from the U.S. pre–World War I era. Between 1918 and Institute of Museum and Library Services, his death in 1920, Goyo oversaw the the Wyeth Foundation for American production of just thirteen prints. Of Art, the Bernard Family, Charlesmead these, eight were images of beautiful Foundation, Frederick and Mary Louise women. To this small group of images, Preis, and other generous individuals. his brother and nephew added a few posthumous works based on completed The Janet and Walter Sondheim designs. The twelve prints and two Artscape Prize 2013 Finalists drawings in this exhibition constitute June 29–August 11, 2013 first editions of all of Goyo’s prints Presented by the Walters and the of beautiful women and reveal the Baltimore Office of Promotion and The elegant design sense of this important Arts, this exhibition showed the work twentieth-century Japanese artist. of the six finalists for the 2013 Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. Artists Paradise Imagined: The Garden in competed for top honors. The $25,000 the Islamic and Christian World prize in the Greater Baltimore area’s June 30–September 23, 2012 most prestigious arts competition Gardens have long functioned as spaces assists in furthering the career of a of invention and mythmaking. This visual artist or visual artist collaborators exhibition of twenty-seven artworks

16 EXHIBITIONS focused on the transmission and Diadem and Dagger: Jewish assimilation of garden imagery between Silversmiths of Yemen the Islamic world and western Europe. October 27, 2012–January 21, 2013 Drawing on imagery found in illustrated This focus show highlighted 28 objects manuscripts from the Walters’ collection, of Yemeni-Jewish silverwork, which this show explored gardens as an are a joint gift to the Walters and the expression of love, power, philosophy, Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Mr. Derek poetry, and art evoked through word Content and Mr. Benjamin Zucker in and image on the illuminated page. honor of Mrs. Amanda Content and Mrs. Barbara Zucker from the Zucker The Two Planets: Araya Family Trust collection. The rare pieces, Rasdjarmrearnsook dating to the seventeenth through August 11–November 18, 2012 nineteenth centuries, are inscribed in In The Two Planets (Dow Song Duang), a Hebrew and Arabic and reference the work of contemporary video art by Araya Muslim ruler and Jewish craftsman. Rasdjarmrearnsook, the inhabitants From the inception of Islam in the 7th of small villages in Thailand discuss century, Jewish and Muslim communities several classic European paintings. The co-existed in Yemen, although few work explores how people perceive and Jews live there today. Yemeni-Jewish understand works of art based on their craftsmen produced beautiful silver pieces experiences, backgrounds, and cultures. characterized by elaborate granulation This project was made possible by and filigree decoration for Muslim and Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York. Jew alike. Through the lens of superb Jewish craftsmanship, this exhibition African Presence: Student Response explored the significant role of the September 15, 2012–February 3, 2013 Jew as silversmith in the Arab world. The Walters worked with five schools from Baltimore City, Baltimore County, The Walters wishes to extend its deepest and Anne Arundel County to create appreciation to Mr. Derek Content and Mr. a focus show related to the special Benjamin Zucker for the joint gift of most of exhibition Revealing the African Presence the works on display here to the Walters and in Renaissance Europe (on view October to the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, in honor of 14, 2012–January 21, 2013). An educator Mrs. Amanda Content and Mrs. Barbara. We visited each school to discuss the themes also thank Rosalee C. Davison for the loan of the exhibition. The students created of items from her collection. This exhibition their own artworks, including a mural, is supported by The Irving Kohn Foundation triptych, book, paintings, and drawings, in and Nancy Kohn Rabin in memory of response to paintings in the exhibition. Josephine Kohn, The Richard S. and Rosalee C. Davison Foundation, The Joseph and Harvey This project was made possible by a grant Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds, The from the Maryland Humanities Council, Himmelrich Family Fund, The associated: through support from the National Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore, Endowment for the Humanities. Gloria and Joseph Askin, Sara and Nelson Fishman, Clara and Michael J. Klein, Phyllis and Harvey Meyerhoff, The Morton B. and

EXHIBITIONS 17 Tamara S. Plant Family Foundation, Inc., and Harvey Meyerhoff, The Morton B. and Rona and Arthur Rosenbaum, Laura and Tamara S. Plant Family Foundation, Inc., Barrett Freedlander, Jane and Michael Rona and Arthur Rosenbaum, Laura and Glick, Paula and Roy Hoffberger, Elaine and Barrett Freedlander, Jane and Michael Philip Zieve, and other generous donors. Glick, Paula and Roy Hoffberger, Elaine and Philip Zieve, and other generous donors. Threshold to the Sacred: The Ark Door of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue The curator wishes to thank Vivian Mann, March 2–May 26, 2013 Jerry Schwarzbard, and Jay Rovner, all of the This exhibition focused on a work of Jewish Theological Seminary of America, as exceptional historical importance well as Mme Lambert of the Centre Canadien jointly owned by the Walters and d’Architecture for their generous assistance. the Yeshiva University Museum: an intricately decorated and inscribed New Eyes on America: wooden door panel from a Torah ark, a Student Response special cupboard that holds the sacred March 16–June 9, 2013 Jewish scripture. The panel is believed Students from five area high schools to have come from the famous Ben Ezra reflected on the nineteenth-century Synagogue of Old Cairo (Fustat), Egypt— works and responded through their the site of the great nineteenth-century modern-day lens in a variety of media. discovery of the Cairo Geniza, a treasure This project was made possible by trove of documents on medieval Jewish a grant from the U.S. Institute of life around the Mediterranean. This Museum and Library Services. exhibition presented Geniza documents, photographs of the Ben Ezra Synagogue, Off-Site Exhibitions and works of Jewish and Muslim artisans, Der Archimedes-Code. Auf den Spuren together with conservation-science eines Genies (The Archimedes codex: research, to relate the fascinating “object In the footsteps of a genius) biography” of the WAM-Yeshiva ark door. Roemer- und Pelizaeus-Museum Threshold to the Sacred: The Ark Door of Hildesheim, Germany Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue was organized June 4–September 9, 2012 A smaller version of the Walters’ by the Walters in collaboration with Yeshiva University Museum, New York, where it is exhibition Lost and Found: The Secrets on view from October 27, 2013 to Feburary of Archimedes was supplemented 23, 2014. At the Walters this exhibition was with additional objects and didactic supported by The Irving Kohn Foundation information by the hosting institution. and Nancy Kohn Rabin in memory of Josephine Kohn, The Richard S. and Rosalee C. Exploring Art of the Ancient Americas: Davison Foundation, The Joseph and Harvey The John Bourne Collection Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds, The Albuquerque Museum of Art Himmelrich Family Fund, The associated: and History, New Mexico Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore, June 10–August 26, 2012 Gloria and Joseph Askin, Sara and Nelson Fishman, Clara and Michael J. Klein, Phyllis

18 exhibitions The Frist Center for the Visual images bring home the role of art in Arts, Nashville, Tennessee bringing people from the past to life. March 3–June 23, 2013 Organized by the Walters, this Loans to the Museum exhibition presented 124 pre-Columbian The Two Planets: Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook works from the collection of ancient Tyler Rollins Fine Art, New York Mesoamerican, Central American, and Andean South American art (spanning Revealing the African Presence 1200 BCE to 1530 CE) assembled by in Renaissance Europe John G. Bourne beginning in 1940. Albertina, Vienna, Austria Displayed geographically and culturally, Art market the exhibition featured artworks as The Baltimore Museum of Art, illustrations of their societies’ most Baltimore, Maryland fundamental principles: the feminine The Berardo Collection, Lisbon, Portugal origins of royal power in ancient Matthew Brudniak, Washington, D.C. Mexico, the shamanic foundation of Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe Central American chiefs, and the cosmic degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy principles embodied by gold and silver Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy in Peru. Other artworks, from elaborate Kunsthistorisches Museum, musical instruments to portrayals of Vienna, Austria dancers, explored the importance of Manchester City Galleries, performance to politics and religion Manchester, England throughout the ancient Americas. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York Revealing the African Presence The Morgan Library and Museum, in Renaissance Europe New York, New York Princeton University Art Museum, New Jersey The Minneapolis Institute of Art, February 16–June 9, 2013 Minneapolis, Minnesota Organized by the Walters, this Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain unprecedented international loan National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. exhibition explored the world of North Carolina Museum of Art, Renaissance art in Europe to bring to Raleigh, North Carolina life the hidden African presence in its The George Peabody Library, The midst. During the first half of the 1500s, Sheridan Libraries, The Johns Hopkins Africa became a focus of European University, Baltimore, Maryland attention as it had not been since the Philadelphia Museum of Art, time of the Roman Empire. The first half Philadelphia, Pennsylvania of the exhibition of 66 works explored Pinacoteca di Brera, Milan, Italy the historical circumstances as well Princeton University Art Museum, as the conventions of exoticism that Princeton, New Jersey constituted the prism of “Africa” through Princeton University Library, which the people were inevitably Princeton, New Jersey, Rare perceived. In the second half, attention Books and Special Collections shifted to individuals, focusing on Private collection, Antwerp, Belgium portraits. These often very sensitive Private collection, London, England

EXHIBITIONS 19 Private collection (courtesy of Libby and Tim Naylor Jean-Luc Baroni LTD) Collection of the New York Private collection (courtesy of the Historical Society, New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) New York Public Library, New York Collection of Marei von Saher, the George Peabody Library, The Sheridan heir of Jacques Goudstikker, Libraries, The Johns Hopkins New York, New York University, Baltimore, Maryland William H. Scheide Library, Private collections (3) Princeton, New Jersey The Robert H. Smith Collection Sondheim Artscape Prize 2013 Finalists Tomasso Brothers, Leeds, England Gabriela Bulisova University of California, Berkeley Art Larry Cook Museum and Pacific Film Archive Caitlin Cunningham Nate Larson Diadem and Dagger: Jewish Louie Palu Silversmiths of Yemen Dan Steinhilber Israel Museum, Jerusalem, joint owner Yemeni silver Loans from the Museum Collection of Rosalie Davison All Things Round: Galaxies, Eyeballs, and Karma Threshold to the Sacred: the Ark Door American Visionary Art Museum, of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue Baltimore, Maryland Yeshiva University Museum, New York, New York, joint owner of the Ark Door Antico: The Golden Age of The Jewish Museum, New York, New York Renaissance Bronzes Library of the Jewish Theological Seminary The Frick Collection, New York, New York of America, New York, New York Howard Pyle Retrospective New Eyes on America: The Genius Norman Rockwell Museum, of Richard Caton Woodville Stockbridge, Massachusetts The Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, Maryland Henry O. Tanner: Modern Spirit Elizabeth Caton Woodville Callender Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, Ohio Collection of Stiles Tuttle Colwill Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Exploring Wonder: The John Bourne Art, Bentonville, Arkansas Collection of Ancient American Art Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan The Albuquerque Museum of Art and The Milton S. Eisenhower Library, History, Albuquerque, New Mexico Special Collections, The Sheridan The Frist Center for the Visual Libraries, The Johns Hopkins Arts, Nashville, Tennessee University, Baltimore, Maryland Godel and Co. Fine Art, Inc., New York Beauty and Belief: Crossing Maryland Historical Society, Bridges with the Arts of Islam Baltimore, Maryland Brigham Young University

20 exhibitions Museum of Art, Provo, Utah Indianapolis Museum of Art, Sicily: Art and Invention Indianapolis, Indiana between Greece and Rome The J. Paul Getty Museum, Chefs d‘oeuvre des derniers pharaons Los Angeles, California Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris, France New Eyes on America: The Genius Il mito della Città Ideale of Richard Caton Woodville Galleria Nazionale delle The Mint Museum, Marche, Urbino, Italy Charlotte, North Carolina

Illuminated: The Art of Sacred Books Bohèmes Rubin Museum of Art, Fundación Mapfre, Madrid Spain New York, New York Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, France Gold, Jasper and Cornelian: J.C. Neuber at the Saxon Court Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant-Garde The Frick Collection, New York, New York National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Martin Rico (1833–1908) Arts at the World’s Fairs, 1851–1939 Museu Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain Carnegie Museum of Art, Meadows Museum, Dallas, Texas Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Place of Provenance Kansas Cty, Missouri Rubin Museum of Art, New Orleans Museum of Art, New York, New York New Orleans, Louisiana The Road to van Eyck Archimedes: Verschollene Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Schriften eines Genies Rotterdam, the Netherlands Roemer-und Pelizaeus Museum, Hildesheim, Germany Fabergé: Designing Luxury Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan Late Raphael Musée du Louvre, Paris, France Exchange loan for Revealing the African Museo Nacional del Prado, Madrid, Spain Presence in Renaissance Europe Morgan Library and Museum, Valley of the Shadow New York, New York Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, Hagerstown, Maryland Florence at the Dawn of the Renaissance The J. Paul Getty Museum, Revealing the African Presence Los Angeles, California in Renaissance Europe Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey

EXHIBITIONS 21 22 acquisitions ACQUISITIONS

Bequests Gift of Dr. Gary Vikan, 2012 Bequest of Dr. James R. Duke, 2012 Byzantine, Ring with Incised Bezel French, Clock with Rectangular Base with Mary at the Sepulchre, 6th–7th in the Form of a Fountain, ca. 1820, century, copper alloy (54.3086) ormolu, enamel on copper (2012.21.1) French, Ormolu Clock in the Form of an Gift of Jean and Sidney Silber, 2012 Egyptian Pylon, ca. 1810–1820, ormolu, Qian Weicheng, Album of Calligraphies enamel on copper (2012.21.2) and Paintings, ca. 1750, ink and French, Cartel Clock, ca. 1750, pigments on silk and paper with ormolu, porcelain (2012.21.3) gold-leaf accents (35.306) Peruvian, Andean Textile Fragment, 16th Bequest of Miss Dorothy century, camelid wool (83.769) McIlvain Scott, 2012 Josiah Wedgwood and Sons, Medallion Gift of John and Berthe Ford, 2012 of John Wesley, ca. 1780–1805, blue- Gandharan, Preaching Buddha, 3rd and-white jasperware (48.2872) century, schist (25.266) Chinese, Four-Panel Folding Screen Depicting Gandharan, A Meditating Bodhisattva, a Tea Ceremony, 1681, wood, lacquer, 2nd–3rd century, schist (25.267) pigment, clay ground (67.675) Tibetan, Eleven-Headed Avalokiteshvara, ca. 1800, bronze and silver Gifts gilt, with polychrome and Gift of Ann McNeal, 2012 semiprecious stones (54.3087) Thai, Palm Leaf Manuscript, late 19th century, ink on palm leaf (2012.16.1) Gift of Lilian M. C. Randall in Memory of Richard H. Randall, Jr., 2012 Gift of Brenda Marie Johnson in Monodon Monocerus (Narwhal) Honor of Aung Sansookyi, 2012 Tusk / ‘Unicorn Horn’, 20th Burmese, Buddhist Sutra, early 20th century, ivory (71.1222) century, ink on palm leaves with gold edges between lacquered wooden Gift of Lilian M.C. Randall, 2012 boards, woven textile band (2012.11.1) French, Leaf from a Pocket Bible, ca. 1250, ink on calfskin parchment (2012.22.1)

ACQUISITIONS 23 Gift of The Morgan Library Purchases and Museum, 2012 Museum purchase with funds Egyptian, Bookroll 2, Section J (610631): provided by the Eddie C. and C. Fragment from the Morgan Library and Sylvia Brown Challenge Grant, and Museum’s “Amherst Egyptian Papyrus matching funds, for the acquisition VIII” Identified as Belonging to the Walters of African American Art, 2012 Art Museum’s “Book of the Faiyum” Robert Seldon Duncanson, River Scene, (W.738.2B.1), 1st century BCE–2nd 1868, oil on canvas (37.2933) century CE, ink on papyrus (W.738.2B.2) Egyptian, Bookroll 2, Section J (610631): Museum purchase with funds Fragment from the Morgan Library and provided through the bequest of Laura Museum’s “Amherst Egyptian Papyrus Delano Eastman by exchange, 2012 VIII” Identified as Belonging to the Walters Henry Ossawa Tanner, Lion Drinking, Art Museum’s “Book of the Faiyum” ca. 1897, oil on board (37.2932) (W.738.2B.1), 1st century BCE–2nd century CE, ink on papyrus (W.738.2B.3) Museum purchase with funds provided through the gifts of Mrs. Thomas Library / ArchiveS Allen, Mrs. Ludlow Baldwin, Mrs. Gift of Joani Frankel, 2012 Joseph Bryan, and an anonymous American, Table Napkin from Henry donor as well as through the bequest Walters’ Yacht Narada, late 19th early of A. B. Griswold by exchange, 2012 20th century, linen damask (A.37) Paul Gavarni, Self-Portrait Holding a Cigarette, 1842, lithograph printed Gift of Kevin “Kal” Kallaugher, 2013 on chine appliqué (93.167) Kevin Kallaugher, Scribe Writing a Manuscript, ca. 2000, ink and Museum Purchase, 2013 gouache (?) on paper (A.39.1) Japanese, Rokkakudo Ikenobo Narabini Kevin Kallaugher, Scribe or Monk on the Montei Rikka Suna No Mono Zu and Run with Manuscript Pages, ca. 2000, Ikenobo Rikka Hyakubin ZuKo, 1673, ink and gouache (?) on paper (A.39.2) woodblock prints with hand-applied Kevin Kallaugher, Scribe or Monk Binding vegetable and mineral colors bound a Manuscript, ca. 2000, ink and between silk-covered boards (97.3) gouache (?) on paper (A.39.3)

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26 publications Publications

New Eyes on America: The Genius Revealing the African Presence of Richard Caton Woodville in Renaissance Europe Edited by Joy Peterson Heyrman, with Edited by Joaneath Spicer, with contributions by Marie-Stéphanie contributions by Kate Lowe, Natalie Delamaire, Eric Gordon, Seth Zemon Davis, and Ben Vinson III Rockman, and Jochen Wierich Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Distributed by Yale University Press Europe explores the roles of Africans The most comprehensive work on and their descendants in Renaissance Woodville to date, New Eyes on America Europe as revealed in compelling reproduces all of the artist’s known paintings, drawings, sculpture, and works. Five essays explore Woodville’s printed books of the period. The essays, artistic genius, his Baltimore upbringing, supplemented by an illustrated checklist his education at the Dūsseldorf Academy, of the exhibition, consider the lives of his place in the international art world, African slaves and people of African and his technique, which was acclaimed descent in Renaissance Europe; European for its attention to detail and color. perceptions of blackness as reflected in The themes that Woodville represents, the visual arts; Leo Africanus’s account of including the generational divide that culture, religion and politics in northern informed so many pressing issues of Africa; the contributions to Renaissance the time, offer a unique perspective on society by free (or freed) men and both America and Europe during the women of African descent; and visual decades preceding the Civil War and representations of African ambassadors capture a period of rapid social, political, and rulers. Accompanying an exhibition and technological transformation. that opened at the Walters in October The catalogue accompanied an 2012 and traveled to the Princeton exhibition that opened at the Walters University Art Museum, the publication in March 2013 and traveled to The Mint (generously supported by the Robert Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina. H. and Clarice Smith Publication Fund) exhausted three printings. Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe is now posted for free download at thewalters.org/exhibitions/african-presence/.

publications 27 A New Look at Old Things: Revisiting Postcards from the Walters the Medieval Collections of the Gary Vikan Walters Art Museum (Journal of the Adapted from radio broadcasts by Gary Walters Art Museum, vol. 68–69). Vikan, Director of the Walters from Edited by Kathryn Gerry (Mellon Fellow in 1993 to 2013, Postcards from the Walters the Department of Medieval Art, 2009– offers vivid glimpses into the daily life 2011) and Richard Leson (Zanvyl Krieger of the museum. Drawing on archival Predoctoral Fellow in the Department of sources, conservation studies, and art Manuscripts and Rare Books, 2003–2006), historical research, these twenty-nine A New Look at Old Things brings together short essays offer behind-the-scenes eleven essays by emerging scholars perspectives on the collections and on objects from one of the nation’s their history, noteworthy exhibitions, finest collections of medieval art and and the individuals who have made the manuscripts. Topics include medieval Walters an internationally acclaimed ivories, manuscripts, enamels, panel and cherished cultural institution. paintings, and liturgical objects.

Publication of the Journal of the Walters Art Museum is made possible through the support of The Andrew W. Mellon Fund for Scholarly Research and Publications, the Sara Finnegan Lycett Publishing Endowment, and the Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr., Fund for Scholarly Publications.

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General Operating Support The Michael and Jane Glick City of Baltimore Family Philanthropic Fund Mayor of Baltimore and Ms. Jennifer Hopkins Baltimore City Council Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff and Baltimore County Executive, County Ms. Rheda Becker Council, and the Commission Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell on Arts and Sciences Carroll County Government and Founders’ Circle ($10,000–24,999) Carroll County Arts Council Anonymous Howard County Council and Mrs. Lee E. Alderdice Howard County Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Howard County Executive The Bozzuto Family Fund Governor of Maryland and The Bunting Family Foundation Maryland State Legislature Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen Maryland State Arts Council The Georgia and Michael The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund de Havenon Fund Bailey Morris-Eck and C. Franklin Eck, Jr. Individual Donors The Douglas Egan Memorial Fund President’s Club ($50,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Flynn The Bernard Family Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford The Feinberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Curran W. Harvey, Jr. Mr. Robert E. Hall The Betty Huse MD Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Mrs. Mary B. Hyman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead The Robert E. and Jane B. Meyerhoff The David and Adena Testa Fund Fund / Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff The George and Angela Moore Foundation Benefactor ($25,000–49,999) Mary Kathryn and Charles J. Nabit The Harry L. Gladding Foundation / Dr. James D. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Borden Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paternotte The Richard and Rosalee C. The Perkins Improvement Fund / Davison Foundation, Inc. Amy L. Huntoon and William H. Perkins The Michael and Kris Anne Lynn and Philip Rauch Gitlin Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds III The Roche Family Charitable Gift Fund

DONORS 31 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Rogers Elana and Gary Vikan Dr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman, Jr. The Dorothy Wagner Wallis Trust The Van Dyke Family Foundation The Jay M. Wilson Fund / Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke The Wieler Family Foundation Director’s Circle ($2,500–4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wiese Anonymous (2) The Witt / Hoey Foundation Anne Nelson Apgar and Mahlon Apgar IV Ms. Beth M. Arman and Henry and William Walters Dr. Robert M. Mintz Circle ($5,000–9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bair Mrs. Lee E. Alderdice Carole M. Barney and Michael P. Cataneo Dr. and Mrs. George C. Alderman Ms. Rebecca Lee Besson and Calvin H. Baker and Lidia Paz-Baker Mr. Stuart B. Cooper The Heidi and Brian Berghuis Dr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. The London Foundation / Mr. and The Frank D. Brown Charitable Trust Mrs. Adam W. Borden The CANUSA Corporation / Dr. and Mrs. Donald D. Brown Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Fleming Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Beverley C. Compton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Calvert The Cordish Family Foundation The Carson-Etheridge Foundation, Inc. The Jane and Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Fund Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen The H. Chace and Helen S. Davis Fund Ms. Anne W. Conaway and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dellheim Mr. Sanford M. Gross Ms. Nancy Dorman and Betty Cooke and William O. Steinmetz Mr. Stanley Mazaroff Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dwyer The Eliasberg Family Foundation Rosemary and Jack Eck The Nelson and Sara Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Family Foundation Inc. William and Kathleen Farley Ms. Amy Gould and Mr. Matthew Polk Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. W. Haines Mr. Stephen W. Fisher The Himmelrich Family Fund Dr. and Mrs. Giraud V. Foster The J.M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Ms. Norma Jean Geesey The Lacovara Family Fund Lenora Genovese and Bradley Siersdorfer Bryan and Jennifer Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nehra Mrs. W. H. Holden Gibbs The Sheila and Sara Perkins Fund Mrs. Charlotte Ober Goodwin of the Boston Foundation Ms. Brigid Goody Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto III The James A. and Patricia O. Goodyear The Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Family Foundation, Inc. The John and Nancy Sasser Fund Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorne Gould Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro The Hecht-Levi Foundation, Inc. Gail and Stephen Shawe Joy and Jack Heyrman The Bill and Lisa Stromberg Family Trust Ms. Toney Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Marinos Svolos Dr. and Mrs. J. Woodford Howard, Jr.

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34 DONORS Mr. Jerry Guchemand Miss Eleanor A. Robbins Ms. Christine W. Hanley Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Roca Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Henderson Ms. Wendy S. Rosen and Mr. Alan J. Hoff Dr. Richard Weisman Mr. and Mrs. C. Peter Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Sachs Mr. Stephen J. Homza Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sagner Jean Jackson and Claudia J. Sydnor Dr. and Mrs. Neal Salomon Mr. and Mrs. Sanford G. Jacobson Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Siegel Dr. and Mrs. Marc E. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaplan The Honorable James T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon T. Katz and Mrs. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keane Mrs. Joan W. Sobkov Dr. Barbara G. and Mr. Robert Landau The Milton M. Frank and Thomas Mr. Richard M. Lansburgh B. Sprague Foundation, Inc. Ben and Kyle Legg Mrs. Clare H. Stewart Dr. Sandra R. Leichtman Mrs. Margaret Parsons Stout Dr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Lesser Dr. and Mrs. John F. Strahan Dr. and Mrs. Harry Letaw The Talkin Fund Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Lewis Jan C. Thorman and Michael C. Halbig Mrs. Sarah W. Majoros The Tin Roof Fund Mr. and Mrs. William H. Martin The Treetops Charitable Trust The Jim and Nancy McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III Charitable Gift Fund Joyce L. Ulrich and Gilbert H. Stewart III Julie R. McDill, P.E. and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vaselkiv Benjamin F. Hobbs, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Von Mayer Ms. Judy McMullen Mr. John S. Waters, Jr. Mr. George A. Murnaghan The Ruth Susan Westheimer Fund Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers The Jack Wilen Foundation, Inc. Karen Nash-Goetz and Charles J. Goetz III Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. R. Bentley Offutt Mr. Todd Wilson and The Richard W. and Susan M. Palmer Mr. Edward Delaplaine Charitable Fund The Wolman Family Foundation Mrs. Arnall Patz Christine U. Wright and James D. Wright The Ellen L. Patz Philanthropic Fund Dr. and Mrs. Philip D. Zieve Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Pierson III Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Preis Advocate ($500–999) The Iva and Jerome Preston Fund Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ransone Price Virginia K. Adams, Ph.D. and Dr. G. Edward Reahl, Jr. Neal M. Friedlander, M.D. Mrs. Roger D. Redden Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Altoz The James Riepe Family Foundation Mr. Alexander C. Baer Mrs. Richard C. Riggs Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker

DONORS 35 Mrs. Patricia A. Baker Mr. Walter B. Doggett III Mr. and Mrs. William Balfour Dr. and Mrs. David C. Driskell The Robert B. and Susan Bank Mr. Kirk J. Emge Philanthropic Fund Dr. and Mrs. Richard Falk Ms. Maria Luisa Barata The Alex G. Fisher Fund Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Bartlett II Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fisher III The Jayne and Dr. Ted Bayless Fund Dr. Jean L. Fourcroy-Behr Ms. Patricia Bauman and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frederick Mr. John Landrum Bryant Laura L. Freedlander Mr. and Mrs. David I. Bavar Gladys Arak and Matthew Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Miles C. Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Berman Mr. Craig Gayhardt Mr. and Mrs. Alan Bernstein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sherlock S. Gillet, Jr. Ms. Deidre A. Bosley and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldman Mr. David L. Warnock Mr. David Greif Dr. and Mrs. William R. Breakey Caroline A. Griffin and Henry E. Dugan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kyd Brenner Patricia A. Harcarik and Carlton R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Brody Mr. James F. Hart III Ms. Elizabeth J. Bruen Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Heacock Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Canzoniero Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Hecht Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Rebecca D. Henry and Harry S. Gruner Mrs. Susan T. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Himeles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chi-Shiang Chen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hobbs Ms. Mary Ellen Chilcoat and Mrs. Joan McHenry Hoblitzell Mr. Gerald A. Gietka Ms. Sandra J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Christ Mrs. Lois A. Hug Ms. Damaris Christensen Mrs. Francis N. Iglehart, Jr. Ms. Linda J. Clark and Dr. Murry D. Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jeffries Mr. John H. Claster Ms. Sian Jones Mrs. Randall C. Coleman The Joshua Foundation Mr. Sylvan L. Cornblatt Mr. George W. Justice Mr. Keith Counsell Ms. Myrna W. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Marion Carlyle Crenshaw III Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Katz Mr. Thomas F. Crusse and Ms. Susan B. Katzenberg Mr. David M. Imre Dr. and Mrs. Haig H. Kazazian, Jr. Mrs. Anne H. Cullen Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Keehn Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Cumming Ms. Joanna Kelly and Mr. John A. Gilpin Mr. Robert W. Davies Mr. Daniel Khodorkovsky Mr. and Mrs. Mark Davison Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Deering Diane Robinson Knapp and Mrs. Anne McAdoo DeFord Steven M. Knapp Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Kramer Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Jane and Henry Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Denrich Ms. Dorothy B. Krug Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Laporte

36 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Legum Drs. Mary S. and Paul E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Robinson Mrs. J. Elliot Levi Dr. and Mrs. James L. Robotham Mr. and Mrs. William M. Levy Mr. and Mrs. James H. Roser Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Donlin M. Long Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Sachs Mrs. Carol Macht and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sagner Dr. Sheldon H. Lerman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Salcman Mr. and Mrs. Clark F. MacKenzie Dr. and Mrs. David T. Savignac Mrs. Claire R. Manne Ms. Laura Amy Schlitz Dr. David H. Marlowe The Honorable Kurt L. Schmoke and Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Martin Dr. Patricia L. Schmoke The Alex and Dudley Mason Family Fund The Eugene and Alice Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mathias Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Brooke Schumm III Mr. Charles H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schwaber Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Sher Ms. Linda L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Shuey Mrs. Stephanie F. Miller Dr. and Mrs. J. Thayer Simmons Mrs. Noah Minkin Miss Carolyn L. Smith Mrs. M. Peter Moser Wayne F. and F. Louise Smith Ms. Margaret J. Moulton The John W. Sondheim and Ms. Marguerite Mugge and Emily R. Greenberg Fund Mr. Michael Gill Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. South Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Muncie Ms. Anne Luetkemeyer Stone Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Nooter Ms. Kathleen Sweeney and Ms. Ellen O’Brien and Mr. R. Rex Rehfeld Mr. Richard Rubin Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Oppenheimer Dr. Edgar and Betty Sweren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Owsley Ms. Mary Ruth Talley Mr. Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Taylor Mrs. J. Stevenson Peck Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Tice Ms. Martha Ann Peters Mr. Brian B. Topping Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Peterson Dr. and Mrs. Craig A. Townsend The Mary-Ann and Wally Pinkard Fund Mr. Fred A. Trenkle Mr. and Mrs. James P. Piper III Mrs. Mary F. P. Wagley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pollak Mr. Charles Emerson Walker The Iva and Jerome Preston Fund Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ward The John and Marsha Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ward Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Rajeev D. Ranadive Mrs. Sharon S. Waters Dr. Jonas R. Rappeport Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rees Mrs. Isobel L. Weiner The Francis and Anne Rienhoff Fund Ms. Camille Baudot Wheeler and The Robert B. and Susan Bank Mr. William H. Marshall Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wheeler

DONORS 37 Mr. and Mrs. J. Harlan Williams Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Bell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus E. Williamson Mr. Lance Bendann Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Berdann Mr. David G. Wright Dr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Berger The Judith and M. Richard Wyman Gregory K. Bergey, M.D. Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bersbach Mr. Michael H. Yerman and Dr. and Mrs. C. Timothy Bessent Mr. Marc Hayes Ms. Mary Ann Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Zugates Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bisbee The Honorable Catherine C. Blake and Sustainer ($250–499) Dr. Frank Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Aarsand Mrs. Natalie Blum Ms. Kathleen Abbott and Mr. J. Michael Boardman Dr. Gary W. Pushkin Dr. Joann N. Bodurtha and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Abrams Mr. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John J. Boland Mr. and Mrs. William Ross Adams Ms. Darlene Bookoff Dr. and Ms. Steven J. Adashek Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Boone Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Agre Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Booth Mrs. Shirley Albert Mr. Michael John Bosse Mr. and Mrs. George Alderson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bosworth Drs. C. Alex and Sudha T. Alexander Dr. and Mrs. Denis Bourke Mr. and Mrs. Karl Alexander Mrs. Virginia C. Bowe Dr. Ann Hersey Allison Mr. S. Douglas Bowers The Alsop Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. John W. Bowie Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Anderson, Sr. The Dorothy C. Boyce Fund Mrs. William G. Anderson II Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Broadus III Ms. Constance D. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Livio Broccolino Monsignor Robert A. Armstrong The Edward W. Brown, Jr. Fund Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. E. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown Mr. Kevin F. Arthur Ms. Elizabeth J. Bruen Brenda K. Ashworth and Donald F. Welch Mrs. Deborah Winston Callard Mr. and Mrs. William K. At Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. G. Baillière, Jr. Carol L. Carnett and Ray A. Williamson Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Cato D. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Ball Ms. Keith L. Carr and Mrs. Christine Bangs Mr. George H. Bohlinger III Drs. Hilda and William Bank Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Carroll, Jr. Ms. Linda C. Barclay Victoria B. Cass and Stephen S. Dunham Kathleen Basham Mr. Richard E. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Howell S. Baum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly Mrs. Frederica B. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Catzen Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beckley The Charlotte Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Beers Ms. Margaret M. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Behrens Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Chemers

38 DONORS Ms. Sue Lin Chong Sara Fenno and Henry R. Lord Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. A. Chriss Dr. Charlotte Ferencz Mr. and Mrs. Evan Alevizatos Chriss Mr. Michael Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Christ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pollard Fetter Ms. Hazel Chung-Hood Mr. and Mrs. William A. Feustle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Clapp Sarah Finlayson and Lindley G. DeGarmo Drs. Miriam L. and Alan B. Cohen The Alvin and Hilda Fisher Fund Mrs. Bette D. Cohen Mr. Jay M. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Neri Cohen The Marcelle-Edwin Mr. and Mrs. Stanton J. Collins, Jr. Fleischmann Foundation Ms. Arlene Conn and Mr. Paul T. Graziano Nadine Fontan and Oliver Schein The Corckran Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Footlick Foundation, Inc. Dr. Deborah A. Ford Mr. and Mrs. William Couper Dr. Jean L. Fourcroy-Behr Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Courpas Mr. and Mrs. Newton B. Fowler III Mr. George William Cox, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. French Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Credit Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Friedel Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. C. Crozier Dr. William F. Fritz Dr.* and Mrs. Walter E. Dandy, Jr. Ms. Noreen Anne Frost Mrs. Margery Singer Dannenberg Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Furchgott Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dausch Dr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Gabor Mr. Curtis L. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gallagher, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DeKornfeld Brian Gamble and Henry T. Harbin Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Delano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Gamper, Jr. Dr. Mary W. Delbanco Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gayler Mr. Richard A. Dellheim Dr. and Mrs. Fouad Gellad Dr. and Mrs. G. Edward Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Genn Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert DiPietro Dr. Kathryn and Mr. A. C. George Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Lear Dorsey Mrs. Phoebe R. Gilchrist Dr. Rhoda M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gillett Ms. Barbara L. Dotterweich Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hine Glenn Dr. and Mrs. David C. Driskell Ms. Anette H. Goelet Mr. and Mrs. David Duberman Dr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Golombek Susan Dugan-Konka and Paul V. Konka Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Goodell, Jr. Mr. William O. Edmond Ms. Judith A. Gottlieb Ms. Susan Embich and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Grant Mr. Alvin E. Wagenheim Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Graul, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Greenberg Dr. Sonia Estruch, M.D. Mrs. Alan L. Greenblatt Ms. Mary Anne Facciolo and Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Greenman Dr. Michael X. Repka Mrs. Leonard L. Greif, Jr. Mrs. Sorelle B. Feldberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Feldman William H. Gross, Jr. and Ms. Meredith B. Felter and Paul E. Poniatowski Mr. Robert Z. Leizure The W. Arthur Grotz Fund

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DONORS 39 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Gunn Suzanne Hurst and Samuel Peters Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gutman Mr. James R. Hyde Dr. and Mrs. David Lee Guyton Dolores A. Ichniowski and Mr. Robert I. Haber Stephen E. Jeselnick Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamilton Hackney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mohammad Inayatullah Mrs. Louise A. Hager Mrs. Barbara Ipsaro Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Handal Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hardiman Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. James Mr. and Mrs. David E. Harley Alfonso H. Janoski, M.D. Mr. Gary C. Harn Donna J. Janssen and John J. Knox Ms. Claire T. Hartman Dr. Ronald A. Javitch Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. H. Harvey Patricia M. Jayne and Christopher J. Barr Dr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Hayes III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Jeffries Ms. Janet A. Headley Lonni Sue, Aline and Margaret Johnson Janet S. Heald and Peter L. Heymann Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. James D. Hedberg Mr. and Mrs. Earl P. Jones, Jr. John and Margot Heller Mrs. Barbara E. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Heneson Mrs. Ann H. Kahan Mrs. Jane S. Hennegar Dr. and Mrs. Harold K. Kanarek Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hennessy Mr. John B. Kane Mr. Gerard J. Herr Miss Evelyn A. Karas Ms. Sue L. Hess Dr. Judith Karp and Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Hettleman Mr. Stanley H. Freedman Ms. Eva P. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kass Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Jr. Marilynn E. Katatsky and Mrs. Jean Hall Hinckley Richard B. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Hoblitzell, Jr. Ms. Susan B. Katzenberg Mrs. Joan McHenry Hoblitzell Mrs. Shirley A. Kaufman Mr. Philip Hodge Lisa A. Keamy, M.D. and Ms. Katharine McLane Hoffman Lloyd B. Minor, M.D. Ms. Kris Hoffman and Mr. Paul D. Raschke Ms. Joyce Shemer Keating Ms. Sandra J. Hoffman Mr. Charles B. Keenan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hogan Bess Keller and Michael L. Terrin, M.D. Ms. Shirley A. Hogan and Ms. Patsy Gail Kennan Mr. Lewis H. Diuguid Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Kernan Mr. and Mrs. John S. Holman Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon I. Keyser Mr. Yerby R. Holman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kilmer The Honorable C. Yvonne Holt-Stone Dr. and Mrs. William J. Kinnard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Holzgang Dr. John Kitson and Mr. Andrew G. Pappas Mr. Al B. Honick Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Knodell Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hook IV Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Knott Dr. and Mrs. Marcel I. Horowitz Myra A. Knowlton and Jonathan A. Azrael Dr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Hruban Mrs. Nannie Mitchell Koppelman Ms. Mary Huddleston Mrs. Alexandra S. Kouwenhoven Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Humphrey Mr. Robert P. Kovalcik

40 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Krongard Dr. Wendy Matt and Cindy A. Kronman and Dr. Sukumar Balachandran Robert L. von Tersch, Ph.D. Alexandra Mattern-Roggelin Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. LaBorwit and Holger Roggelin Mrs. Christine K. Lambrou Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Mauler Mr. and Mrs. R. Fritz Lance Mr. and Mrs. Jordon L. Max Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lankford III Mr. Philip R. Mayhew Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Lans Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrew McAlexander The Honorable Julian L. Lapides Mr. and Mrs. John T. McBeth and Mrs. Lapides Ms. M. Patricia McCall Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaPorte Mrs. Beverly D. McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. McColgan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus IV Mrs. Carol B. McCord Mr. and Mrs. John I. Leahy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Yuan C. Lee Mr. Gary R. McKenzie Yvonne Lenz, Ph. D. and Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. McKie Frederick Lenz, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Cleaveland D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Carlton L. Leverette Ms. Michael R. McMullan Mrs. Joseph M. Levi Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller III Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel A. Lewie, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Myron Miller Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lewis David J. Miranda and Peter M. Halstad Mr. and Mrs. George D. Lintzeris Mr. David G. Mock Mr. Gerard P. Lioi Ms. Jean-Barry Molz Ms. Lynne P. Lochte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Monahan, Jr. Dr. Genevieve A. Losonsky and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Morgan Dr. Patrick A. Murphy Mr. James D. Morrison and Mr. Roye L. Lowry Mr. Mark D. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Lundy, Jr. Mr. Charles A. Morse, Jr. Ms. Kaytee Lurz Ms. Katharine Mountcastle and Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Lutrey Mr. Mark S. Koster Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Lynch Ms. Barbara L. Mueller Ms. Amy Macht and Mr. George Grose Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Mulcahy Ms. Kathryn A. MacLane Mrs. Diana Edwards Murnaghan Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Malester Mr. and Mrs. Irvin S. Naylor Dr. and Mrs. Paul Nellis Manson Ms. Virginia W. Naylor and Dr. Medea M. Marella Mr. James L. Potter, Jr. Mr. Elvis Marks Mr. and Mrs. David E. Nelson Mrs. William G. Marr Rochelle S. Newman and David J. Rossell Mr. and Mrs. Abbott W. Martin Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Nichols Ms. Tina Marie Martin Dr. and Mrs. Francis W. Niedenfuhr Mrs. Virginia West Martin Ms. Elizabeth L. Nilson The Honorable L. Paige Marvel Ms. Kathleen D. Nolan and Mr. Barry Eigen Ms. Mary-jo Mather Mrs. Ann F. Norton Mrs. Natasha Z. Mathias Mrs. Harriett W. Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Obrecht

DONORS 41 Drs. Kathryn A. O’Connell and Dr. Thomas H. Powell Jelles N. Fonda Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Power Dr. and Mrs. Charles O’Donovan III Mr. and Mrs. Winfred T. Prange Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Price Mr. Harry O’Mealia III Ms. Suzanne Priftis and Mr. and Mrs. James P. O’Meara Mr. Claude A. Bowen Ms. Joan W. R. Orso Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Prince Mrs. Glenna D. Osnos Mr. John M. Prugh Dr. Mary Lou Oster-Granite and Professor Peter E. Quint Dr. David Granite Nancy Kohn Rabin, Ph.D. and Joel J. Rabin Mrs. Gail Ostergaard Mr. Clifford F. Ransom II Mrs. Marjorie W. Ottenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rawlins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ottenheimer Mr. Charles B. Reeves, Jr. Theresa A. Ottery and Thomas P. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Peter St. John Reid Mrs. Eleanor Abell Owen Ms. Cynthia H. Renoff and Mrs. Jean B. Owens Dr. George A. Taler Dr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Packer Ms. Nancy R. Rice Mrs. Linda Hambleton Panitz Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Richman Susan R. Panny, M.D. The Sara Delano Richmond Fund / Mr. and Mrs. William D. Pantle Ruth Brinton and Mac Perkins Zinon Mark Pappas, M.D. Ms. Elizabeth Richter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Parker Mr. and Mrs. George M. S. Riepe, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Braddock L. Parks Elizabeth A. Ritter and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Partridge, Jr. Lawrence N. Koppelman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Patterson Drs. Mary S. and Paul E. Roberts Mrs. Eleanora Patterson and Mrs. Marlyn G. Robinson Mr. Gordon Faison Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Robinson The Aubrey ‘Skip’ Pearre IV Fund Elizabeth V. Rodini, Ph. D. and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Pence Charles M. Rudin, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Pepple Mrs. Sylvia L. Rogers Mr. Thomas P. Perkins III Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rohde Ms. Anne S. Perkins Dr. Audrey Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Perry Rona and Arthur Rosenbaum Ms. Kathleen Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Rosenberg Dr. Richard A. Baum Dr. Carla Wolf Rosenthal and Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Philipson Dr. Alan R. Schwartz Mrs. Katherine G. Phillips The Cynthia and Peter Rosenwald Fund Mrs. Dorothy B. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. James H. Roser Ms. Janice Piccinini Mr. T. Edgie Russell III Mrs. Florence W. Platt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Sachs Deirdre L. Plauson and Victor M. Pagan Dr. George H. Sack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pollak Mrs. Beverly Sager Dr. Virginia T. Pond Vice Admiral James A. Sagerholm Dr. and Mrs. Conrad R. Pope Ms. Joan H. Salim and Dr. Peter B. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Powell Mr. and Mrs. J. Phillip Samper

42 DONORS Mrs. Doris W. Sanders Dr. and Mrs. William Smolin Mrs. Jacqueline C. Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Solomon H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Sandler Ms. Jodi B. Sokol and Mr. Mark A. Likness Carol P. and Peter S. Saucier Mrs. Eleanor L. Solomon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Saxon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. L. Somerville Mr. and Mrs. John A. Saxton Mr. and Mrs. P. David Sowell CB Sayers Ms. Lenel Srochi-Meyerhoff and Thomas M. Scalea, M.D. Dr. John O. Meyerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schaefer Ms. Jean S. Stallings Mr. Gerald Scheinker Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stamas Monika Springer Schnell and Mr. Davis L. Statton, Jr. Eugene R. Schnell Dr. Kathryn E. Stein and Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Schreter Mr. James V. Merrill Mrs. Saul Schulhoff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Judith K. and Carleton W. Sterling Mrs. Mary S. Scrivener Lisa Ann Stern and Robert A. Rombro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Segal Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart Mr. Donald P. Seibert Mr. and Ms. Robert Stockman Mr. and Mrs. Truman T. Semans Mrs. Ann Carter Stonesifer Mr. Greg Sesek Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell Stout, Jr. Dr. Mary Pat and Mr. Robert W. Seurkamp Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Stuart Dr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Sexton Ms. Jean M. Suda and Mr. Kim Z. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Sheahan Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shecter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Sutton Ms. Emma Shelton and Ms. Kathleen Sweeney and Ms. Florence K. Millar Mr. Richard Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sherman Mr. and Mrs. D. Winston Tabb Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sherwood III Dr. and Mrs. Alan J. Tapper Kathleen and Yoshinobu Shiota Dr. Martin Taubenfeld Mrs. William I. Shorter Drs. Bruce T. and Ellen Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sickler Anna Mary Teaff and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Sieber Donald P. McPherson III Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sills Dr. Patricia A. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Sinek Dr. Christopher T. Bever, Jr. Mr. Craig D. Singer and Christine L. Thompson and James S. Keat Mr. George D. Garmer Dr. Freeda E. Thompson Mrs. Martha Sinis Dr. and Mrs. W. Reid Thompson Mr. Richard A. Slaven Mary K. Tilghman and Raymond G. Truitt Dr. Mary Slusser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tillinghast Kristine A. Smets and Michael J. Booth Ms. Alice L. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Constantine M. Triantafilou Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Trojan Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Tsakalos Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Savas Tsakiris Mr. and Mrs. Turner B. Smith Mr. James L. Tucker, Jr.

DONORS 43 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Tufaro Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Carozza, II The Honorable Joseph D. Tydings Mrs. Selma Carton Mrs. Mildred L. Tyssowski Mr. Michael P. Cantaneo Maki Uchida and R. Garrett Bainbridge Anne C. David, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Vieth Richard and Rosalee Davison Mr. Michael J. Walkley Dr. James R. Duke * Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Wallach Mr. Wilson G. Duprey Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Ward Mrs. Rosemary Eck Mrs. Ellen P. Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Mrs. Sharon S. Waters Dr. and Mrs. Giraud V. Foster The Honorable and Mrs. Ms. Norma Jean Geesey Thomas J. S. Waxter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Austin F. George Mr. and Mrs. S. Nelson Weeks Ms. Brigid Goody Mr. Ronnie Whitaker Mr. James A. Goodyear Dr. Carol Williams and Mr. John Williams Mrs. Hannah P. Gould Ms. Jennifer S. Williams and Mr. Arthur J. Gutman* Mr. William C. Jacob, Jr. W. Lehman Guyton, M.D. Ms. Vickie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Hecht Mr. Sander L. Wise Joy Peterson Heyrman Mrs. Charlas E. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Himmelrich, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Witter Mr. Sidney Hollander, Jr. Ms. Ann Wolfe Henry P. Hornung, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hiram W. Woodward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hug Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wright Mr. Mark E. Humphrey Mrs. Rachel L. Wynn Mr. George W. Justice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Young III Mr. Lionel Katzoff Ms. Julia A. Keller Legacy Society Mrs. Trafford Klots The Walters Legacy Society recognizes Ms. Dorothy B. Krug and honors those friends who have Richard and Katalie Kuenkler made a commitment to support Mrs. Beatrice L. Levi the Walters Art Museum through Mrs. Bernice Levinson their will or other planned gift. Mr. Richard C. Lewin Ms. Sally D. Liff * Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Mrs. Sara Lycett Mrs. H. Norman Baetjer, Jr. Pam and Allan Malester Mr. Herman C. Bainder Ms. Arna M. Margolis Mrs. Louise Z. Barber Ms. Kate Markert Mrs. Cary Lee Barton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Jr. Ellen and Edward Bernard Mr. Stanley Mazaroff and Mrs. Marjorie F. Bleul Ms. Nancy Dorman Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bryan Ms. Eleanor McMillan Mr. Robert Burchard Ms. Mary Tate Messec Mr. Thomas E. Butterbaugh Mrs. Carol Minkin Mrs. Deborah Winston Callard Mrs. Francine Mittelman

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44 DONORS Mrs. Rosalia Moeller Gifts to the Annual Joseph F. and Eleanor W. Mulligan Giving Campaign Dr. Harvey L. Noyes Anonymous Mrs. Winifred W. O’Neill Mrs. Madeline R. Abramson Ms. JaiElyn C. Obey Mrs. Merlene E. Adair Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver Drs. Gorgun and Esen K. Akpek Mrs. Marjorie W. Ottenheimer Mr. and Mrs. David Albrecht Dr. and Mrs. Chris Papadopoulos Ms. Edith D. Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. William Paternotte Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Allgeier Ms. Nancy Patz Dr. Ann Hersey Allison Dr. John J. Pilch The Alsop Family Foundation Mr. Russell R. Reno Ms. Patricia Alt Ms. Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Mrs. William G. Anderson II Mr. Jonathan D. Rogers Mrs. Anne Darlington Andrews Dr. Audrey Rooney Drs. Celeste W. and Mark M. Applefeld Ms. Alexandra K. Rymland, LCSW Mrs. Annette R. Arthur Ms. Laura T. Schneider Ms. Rena Ashworth and Mr. Eugene H. Schreiber Mr. Bardwell R. Stebbins Mr. Stephen T. Scott Mr. and Mrs. William K. At Lee, Jr. Mr. Aaron H. Seiden Mrs. Dorothy S. Atkinson Mrs. Germaine Sharretts Dr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Bahr Mrs. Sheryl Shreckengost Dr. Sukumar Balachandran and Jean and Sidney* Silber Dr. Wendy Matt Mrs. Sita K. Smith Baltimore Wellesley Club Mrs. Joan W. Sobkov Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Barber Dr. Joaneath A. Spicer Ms. Julia A. Barker and Mr. John C. Merrill Mrs. Diane Stillman Ms. Sharon M. Barnard Mrs. Helen K. Szymkowiak Mrs. C. Marshall Barton, Jr. Mrs. Adena W. Testa The Reverend Dr. Thomas W. Bauer Mr. Gary Vikan Ms. Margaret H. Beauvois Frank G. Weber, Ph.D. Ms. Anna Mae Becker Mr. Joseph P. Wetherington Mrs. Elissa Beere-Metzger Mr. Jay M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Belcher Mrs. Shirley Jenkins Wunder Ms. Lane K. Berk Mr. and Mrs. James W. Zug Ms. Sue Bhanos and 56 members who wish Mr. Roy Birk to remain anonymous Ms. Deborah R. Bishop Mrs. Natalie Blum Mr. John Bois Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bone Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Booth Mrs. Virginia C. Bowe Mrs. Nancy D. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Brelsford Dr. and Mrs. Joel I. Brenner

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DONORS 45 Ms. Natalie M. Bricken Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Dix Dr. Eloise and Mr. Leon Bridges Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Lear Dorsey Dr. Brian D. Briscoe Mr. and Mrs. Matias G. Duarte Mr. Clifford L. Brody Ms. Sina Dubovoy Ms. Agnes F. Brooker Ms. Robin Eaton and Mr. James Donley Mr. Harold Patrick Clifford Brown Ms. Carolyn F. Eckes Mrs. Janet A. Brown Patricia Egan and Peter R. Hegeman Ms. Linda K. Brown Mrs. Alberta R. Eidman Helen Brydon and Richard Schubert, Jr. The Reverend Mary Louise Ellenberger Mr. Walter Budko Mr. Gilbert P. Ermer Ms. Aleda M. Bunch Daniel Espejel and Anthony Purcell Miss E. LaClaire Bunke and Mr. and Mrs. Angus R. Everton Miss Sylvia Betts Dodd Ms. Nancy Ewing Ms. Brigid Butler Mr. J. Gordon Firstman Mrs. S. James Campbell Gerry Fisher and Barry Barrell The Jim and Anne Cantler Memorial Fund Mrs. Mary Legrand Fisher Nijole B. Carozza, M.D. Ms. Miriam L. Fisher and Miss Leslie Carroll Mr. Lawrence J. Yumkas Mrs. Susan M. Carroll The Fleming Family Charitable Fund Jane J. Cassidy Ms. Carrie Fox Ms. Rosemary Catalana Margaret E. Fussell and David M. Berman Mr. Wallace W. Chandler Mr. Louis P. Galambos Mr. and Mrs. David R. Chason Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Gertsen Ms. Sue Lin Chong Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Gilbert Ms. Anne West Clark Mrs. Iva Louise Gillet Mrs. J. Warden Clark Ghislaine D. Godenne, M.D. Mrs. Nancy G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Gohn Ms. Tara L. Clifford Mrs. Myrna Goldberg Drs. Alan B. and Miriam L. Cohen Mrs. Sylvan D. Goldberg Mr. Cory Cohen Ms. Margaret Z. Goodhand Ms. Anita H. Cole Mrs. Leslie L. Gottert Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Cole, Jr. Mr. Lloyd Greenberg Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cole Mrs. Marjorie Greenebaum Mrs. Judith V. Constam Ms. Patricia A. Grimmett Ms. Rebecca Cook and Mr. Paul Kicklighter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Grossblatt Dr. and Mrs. Gandolfo D. Corradino Mr. Peter D. Guattery Ms. Lisa L. Countess Mr. Jerry Guchemand Ms. Louise K. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Gudgel Mr. William B. Creager Mrs. Anne Bailey Hackney Mr. and Mrs. John J. Darlington, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin I. Hamburger Ms. Penelope S. Dart and Mrs. Jacquelyn Handley and Dr. Robert C. Dart Mr. Hal Handley Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Davis Mr. Montagu Hankin, Jr. Dr. Helen Rose Dawson Harbor City Chapter of Links, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DeKornfeld Mrs. Mary T. Harris

46 DONORS Mrs. Elizabeth W. Harvey Dr. Miodrag Kukrika Jean M. Heller and Rick Santiago Ms. Mary K. Kwasnik Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Hellman Mr. Stuart Lade The Dr. Martin and Ina Helrich Fund Mr. Jeff Landis Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Hendricks Mrs. Patricia A. Lavenstein Ms. Sue L. Hess Professor Asuncion A. Lavrin Mrs. John H. Highby Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lawson Mrs. Jean Hall Hinckley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee IV Ms. Barbara Holdridge Mrs. Eileen T. Leikach Mrs. Irene G. Howland Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leith-Tetrault Dr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Hruban Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Leopold Ms. Roberta J. Hucek Mr. and Mrs. Carlton L. Leverette Mr. and Mrs. F. Patrick Hughes Mrs. Edward F. Lewison Mrs. C. Raymond Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Igor Limansky Mrs. Della M. Hutchison Ms. Mary Grace Lintz Elizabeth J. Huttar and David R. Naka Mr. Terry L. Lohr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hynson, Sr. The Donlin and Harriett Long Mr. Joseph J. Jaffa Family Charitable Gift Fund Dr. and Mr. Christopher R. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Lorentzen Mr. and Mrs. Chad J. Johnson Vincent Lowe and Harold Williams Mr. and Mrs. David L. Johnson Mr. Lawrence Lubetsky Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Peter H. Lucas Mr. Peter Johnson Ms. Ilene Lundy Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Jones Dr. Robert A. Magill, Jr. Mrs. Kyria Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Maneval Mr. Dwight P. Joseph Ms. Amy Mannarino Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Kamanitz Mr. David Marblestone Ms. Denise P. Kanuck and Susan and Caroline Markowitz Mr. Stuart J. Feldsott Mrs. Marjorie B. Massing Mrs. Patricia Karey Mrs. Sharon Matthews Mr. Lionel Katzoff Mr. James Maza Robert E. Kay, M.D. Mr. Davy H. McCall Mr. J. Patrick Keller Ms. M. Patricia McCall Mrs. Nancy W. Kiehne Mrs. Carol B. McCord Mr. Douglas A. Kinnett Mrs. Susan G. McDonald Mr. Stephen S. Knipp Mrs. Barbara J. McElderry Ms. Felicity J. Knox and Dr. and Mrs. Paul McHugh Mr. Jesse L. Walters Mr. Patrick J. McKenzie Ms. Elizabeth O. Knupp Mr. William H. H. McLean Ms. Marilyn Koch Ms. Margaret J. McMahon Mr. John P. Koontz Mrs. Frances S. Meginnis Mrs. Nannie Mitchell Koppelman Mrs. Linda S. Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Koskinen Mrs. Laura W. Menin Cindy A. Kronman and Ms. Frances L. Mickel Robert L. von Tersch, Ph.D. Ms. Anna K. Miller

DONORS 47 Ms. Louise E. Miller Jean Marie Ricketts and Lawrence J. Appel Ava and Leath Mills Mr. Randolph G. Richardson Mrs. Noah Minkin Professor Camille M. Riley Mr. Eddie F. Molesworth Ms. Lynne L. Riley Ms. Redmond Kathleen Molz The Robert N. Riley Fund Mrs. Serena B. Montague Ms. Mona Rock Ms. Susan Basch Morstein Dr. Gisela M. Roethke Ms. Barbara L. Mueller Mrs. Betty E. Rosen Ms. Tanya L. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nance Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Roy Ms. Linda S. Napora Dr. George H. Sack, Jr. Mrs. Jesse M. Neely Ms. Jeanae Samuel Mrs. Jane Nes Mr. Ray Sanders Mrs. Martha James Nichols Thomas M. Scalea, M.D. Mr. Ted A. Niederman Drs. Geraldine P. and Alan N. Schechter The Number Ten Foundation Ms. Ursula Scheffel Ms. Elizabeth M. Nuss Dr. Francine Schrijen and The Ocular Heritage Society Dr. Walter Ehrlich Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver Ms. Elizabeth D. Schroeder Mrs. Elizabeth C. Olson Mrs. Jane R. Scocca Mr. Thomas R. O’Neal Mrs. Mary S. Scrivener Mr. Noah Opitz Mr. and Mrs. Winston R. Seetoo Mrs. Rebecca T. Orrick Dr. Mary Pat and Mr. Robert W. Seurkamp Mrs. Helen M. O’Tell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Shackelford Ms. Cassandra Ott Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Shackman Ms. Sally Palmbaum Mrs. Sara Janet Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Paska Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Shear Miss V. Irene Patton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Sherman Ms. Sarah W. Pearre Mr. John J. Shields Dr. and Mrs. James M. Pepple Mrs. Leah Shifflett Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Perseghin Mr. and Mrs. Hanan Y. Sibel Ms. Jeannette B. Phelps Dr. Martha J. Siegel Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Phinney Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Silen Mr. and Mrs. W. Michel Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Sinek Mrs. Thomas A. Pinkney Mr. Richard A. Slaven Ms. Louise Wharton Pistell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Smith Mr. Sean Polce Ms. Camille G. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Pollack Mrs. Sandra R. Sparks Dr. Virginia T. Pond Mrs. Melchijah Spragins Mr. and Mrs. Winfred T. Prange Harold C. Standiford, M.D. Ms. Laura Provan and Mr. Arnold Sanders Mrs. Nell G. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Raphael Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Stansbury Ms. Brenda Rapp and Mr. Gislin Dagnelie Mrs. Margaret C. Smith Stegman Elke Reuning-Elliott and Patrick McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Stephens Ms. Ellen Richardson Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart

48 DONORS Mrs. Ann Carter Stonesifer Corporate Donors Ms. Anna Stream President’s Club ($50,000+) Ms. June E. Streckfus T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Struever Whiting-Turner Construction Company Mrs. Mary O. Styrt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Szanton Founder ($25,000–49,999) Ms. Janet Szilagyi PNC Bankshares, Inc. Mrs. Helen K. Szymkowiak Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Thomas Connoisseur ($15,000–42,999) The J. Richard and Mary CFG Community Bank McC. Thomas Fund Legg Mason, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William D. Toth Collector ($7,500–14,999) Ms. Jean E. Trout American Trading and Mr. James L. Tucker, Jr. Production Company Dr. H. Mebane Turner Lord Baltimore Capital Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John Twells Mrs. Joan C. Ungar Master ($5,000–7,499) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Vaughan The Venable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Visser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. von Mayer Artisan ($2,500–4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Mack Walker Corporate Office Properties Trust Ms. Sandra Walters H&S Bakery / Mr. John Paterakis Mrs. Marion L. Ward McCormick & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Warmath III Mr. and Mrs. Brent Warner Craftsman ($1,000–2,499) Mrs. Ellen P. Wasserman Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP Mrs. Nancy M. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Weise Donor ($250–999) Drs. Margaret A. and Robert A. Weiss Ariana, Inc. / The Helmand Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O. Wenck Cox, Ferber and Associates, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wicks Eastern Savings Bank Mr. Richard J. Wiegand Goetze’s Candy Company Mr. Richard Wilschke THe S. Kann Sons Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wilson Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Max Winder International Process Solutions Woman’s Club of Roland Park Mueller Associates, Inc. Mr. Raymond Worley Mr. and Mrs. David P. Yaffe Our Matching Gift Partners Elizabeth Welsh Young and Bank of America Hyatt Hood Young Capital Group Companies Ms. Mary K. Zajac and Mr. Kevin J. Gardner ChevronTexaco Mr. and Mrs. Mohamed Zakariya Constellation Energy Group Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Zimmerman Foundation, Inc. The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation

DONORS 49 ExxonMobil Foundation The Richard and Rosalee C. GE Foundation Davison Foundation, Inc. GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Sarah and Nelson Fishman IBM Corporation Elaine and John Freeman Norfolk Southern Foundation Laura and Barrett Freedlander PNC Foundation The Himmelrich Family Fund Scitor Corporation Jane and Michael Glick T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Paula and Roy Hoffberger Clara and Michael J. Klein Special Project Support The Irving Kohn Foundation Exhibition Support and Nancy Kohn Rabin in Revealing the African Presence memory of Josephine Kohn in Renaissance Europe Phyllis and Harvey Meyerhoff Anonymous (3) The Joseph Meyerhoff Fund, Inc. Cynthia Alderdice Rona and Arthur Rosenbaum The Bernard Family Rachel and David Warshawski The CANUSA Corporation Elaine and Phillip Zieve Charitable Gift Fund Constance R. Caplan New Eyes on America: Christie’s The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville The Flamer Family Fund Anonymous Joel M. Goldfrank The Bernard Family Harbor Bank of Maryland The Charlesmead Foundation Ms. Michelle Jackson Sally K. Craig Andie and Jack Laporte Institute of Museum and Library Services Maryland Humanities Council Dr. Sandra R. Leichtman Stanley Mazaroff and Nancy Dorman Mary Louise and Frederick Preis The National Endowment for the Arts Mrs. Roger D. Redden The National Endowment Wilmington Trust for the Humanities The Women’s Committee of Lynn and Philip Rauch the Walters Art Museum The V.A. Reid Charitable Fund The Wyeth Foundation for American Art Kathryn Coke Rienhoff The Richard C. Von Hess Foundation Education Support The Robert H. and Clarice National Endowment for the Humanities Smith Publication Fund The Ausherman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke The Concordia Foundation Baltimore County Government and Diadem and Dagger: Jewish Silversmiths Baltimore County Commission of Yemen and the Ben Ezra Synagogue and on Arts and Sciences the Walters-Yeshiva University Ark Door The Delaplaine Foundation Anonymous (2) The Goldsmith Family Foundation The ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community The ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore Federation of Baltimore Maryland State Department of Education

50 DONORS Miriam Lodge K.S.B., Inc. The Bozzuto Group Sun Trust Bank Camden Partners The Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Fund at Constellation Energy the Baltimore Community Foundation Ms. Cynthia L. Egan The Women’s Committee of Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer and the Walters Art Museum Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Mrs. Carol Minkin DLA Piper, LLP Mr. Robert L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Gitlin Mr.* and Mrs. John H. Laporte Conservation Support Mrs. Mary C. Mangione Institute of Museum and Library Services Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Ms. Rheda Becker The Foundation of the American Mr. and Mrs. George Pedersen Institute for Conservation / The PNC Bank Samuel H. Kress Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds, III Sherman Fairchild Foundation Transamerica

Technology Support $6,500 Sponsors National Endowment for the Humanities American Trading and The Samuel H. Kress Foundation Production Corporation The Abell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Baker Gala 2012: A Salute Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Borden to Gary Vikan Brown Advisory Chairs Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael de Havenon Mr. C. Franklin Eck, Jr. and Committee Ms. Bailey Morris-Eck Mr. and Mrs. Adam W. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Eliasberg Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Gitlin Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Hancock Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Mrs. Wendy M. Jachman Corporation Mr. and Mrs. David O. Modell Hamilton Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nabit Ms. Christine W. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffberger Mrs. Wendy M. Jachman $25,000 Sponsors KPMG LLP T. Rowe Price Associates Kramon and Graham, P.A. Whiting-Tuner Contracting Company Legg Mason, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Murphy $12,500 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nabit Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nehra

DONORS 51 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phares Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Planit Advertising, Inc. Mr. Arthur Houghton and Ms. Peggy Fox Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell Mr. Steven L. Jones Rosemore, Inc. Mr. Patrick J. Kerins and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Shawe Ms. Terry H. Morgenthaler Wells Fargo Bank The Kornblatt Company Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. West Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Alan Wieler Mrs. Isaac C. Lycett, Jr. Wilmington Trust, F.S.B. Mrs. Martha Macks-Kahn and Peter A. Kahn, M.D. Subscribers Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Malester Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Mrs. Elise Jude Mason The Honorable and Mrs. Mahlon Apgar IV Mr. Stanley Mazaroff and Dr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Armbruster Ms. Nancy Dorman Mrs. Christine Bangs Mrs. Sally J. Michel Ms. Maria Luisa Barata Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Miller Mr. Jeremy Batoff and Mr. Justin Batoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. D. Millspaugh Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Offit Kurman Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Bolton Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Pappas Ms. Gail Alecia Bowles Dr. John W. Payne and Dr. Margaret M. Brennan Mrs. Jane Champe Payne Dr. and Mrs. Warren A. Brill Mr. William H. Perkins and Dr. and Mrs. William R. Brody Ms. Amy K. Huntoon-Perkins Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Pinkard, Jr. Campbell and Company, Inc. Mr. Tim Polanowski, C.P.A. Ms. Constance R. Caplan Mr. and Mrs. David Powell Mr. John H. Claster Dr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Preis Christie’s / Ms. Nancy Rome Mr. and Mrs. Zelig Robinson Mr. Brett D. Clifford and Ms. Elise A. Butler Rosenberg, Martin, Greenberg LLP Ms. Sally K. Craig RSM McGladrey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dellheim Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Rothschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eck Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sasser Ellin and Tucker Chartered Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro Ennead Architects, LLP Mrs. Marilyn E. Scher Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Mrs. Barbara K. Scherlis Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Franks Mrs. Sheryl Shreckengost Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Freedlander Mrs. Jean Silber Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. James T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Garten Mr. James A. Snead and Ms. Sandra Levi Gerstung Mr. Steven Gary Ziger Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mrs. Joan W. Sobkov Mr. and Mrs. Morgan C. Gilligan Mr. William O. Steinmetz Greenspring Associates, Inc. and Ms. Betty Cooke Mr. Robert I. Haber Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Sweren

52 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. M. David Testa Ms. Ashley Lines Ms. Paula G. Tillman-Hoffberger and Mr. Jon Manekin Mr. LeRoy E. Hoffberger Mr. Aung “Oak” Oakkar Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Ulman Ms. Leigh Profit Mr. Sanford J. and Ms. Beth L. P. Ungar Ms. Alexandra Rose Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke Mr. J. Everett Shcram The Honorable and Mrs. Ms. Sophia Silbergeld Thomas J. S. Waxter, Jr. Ms. Nicole Vikan SC&H Group / Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zucker $5,000 Sponsors Towson Town Center Donations Archstone Portfolio Solutions, LLC $2,500 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge III Tatu Restaurant Ms. Dana M. DiCarlo and Mr. J. Scott Plank Valley Motors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. W. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hess $1,000 Sponsors Mr. Robert and Dr. Barbara G. Landau Freedom Services, Inc. Ms. Susan B. Katzenberg The Wine Source Rudolph’s Office & Computer Wright, Constable and Skeen Supply Company, Inc. Mrs. Mary C. Mangione Seawall Development Company Mrs. Juliana Clark Watts $500 Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III The Best Battery Co., Inc. BMW of Towson GALA 2012 pARTy Jaguar Land Rover Hunt Valley Co-Chairs Law Office of Jane Frankel Sims, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Adam W. Borden Smyth Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Steve Corbin Subscribers Committee Ms. Katie Adams Ms. Sarah Allinson Mr. Thomas E. Affeldt Mr. Jeremy Batoff Mr. Gagan Ahluwalia Mr. Justin Batoff Ms. Sarah Allinson Dr. May H. Blanchard Dr. Kristin Atkins Mr. Marc Cohen Mr. Michael Ballengee Ms. Maggie Cordish Mr. Justin Batoff Blake Edwards Mrs. Danita J. Beck-Wickwire Ms. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Benson Ms. Chelsea Haddaway Ms. Monyka Berrocosa Me. Michael J. Halaiko Drs. Thomas G. and May H. Blanchard Mr. Douglas Hamilton III Ms. Erin Bold Mr. Kempton Ingersol Mr. and Mrs. Adam W. Borden Ms. Maggie Kennedy Mr. Michael Bosiacki Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Ms. Abby Bradfield

DONORS 53 Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Burton Ms. Jennifer Manson Ms. Sasha Cardin Mr. John G. McCormick, Jr. Ms. Elysha Carouge Ms. Caitlan Meara Mr. Patrick Carroll Ms. Nicole Mink Mr. and Mrs. Steve Corbin Ms. Meredith Monk Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Corcoran, Jr. Mr. Christopher Moylan Mr. and Mrs. Blake Cordish Naden Lean LLC Ms. Jennifer Cox Mr. Matthew Newcomer Ms. Allison Davis Mr. Aung Oakkar Mr. James W. Dawson, Jr. Ms. Rosalie Parker Ms. Suzzanne W. Decker and Mr. and Mrs. David Payne Mr. Paul D. Russinoff Ms. Sarah Pearce-Batten Mr. Richard A. Dellheim Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Descoteau Mr. Lewis Poole Ms. Anna Dunne Mr. Frank Riley Mr. Roswell Encina Mr. and Mrs. Brad Rogers Ms. Elizabeth English Ms. Alexandra Rose Ms. Christy Fairman Mr. Stephen Ross Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Fine Ms. Heather Ryan Ms. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Ms. Lacy Sakellaris Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Frederick Ms. Ann W. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. James Emeric Gaslevic Mr. Baron Scarlett Mr. Calvin Craig Hamill Mr. John Schratwieser Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hamilton III Ms. Karen Schulte Ms. Kelly Harris Ms. Chelsea Secor Ms. Emily Higgs Mr. Richard L. Selden Ms. Kathleen M. Hladky Mr. Greg Sesek Ms. Jeannie Howe Ms. Wendy Rambo Shuford Ms. Whitney M. Hunchak Ms. Sophia Silbergeld Mr. and Mrs. Kempton M. Ingersol Ms. Roslyn L. Smith Ms. Alison Johnson Mr. Travis Tazelaar Mrs. Kate Kilmer Mr. Robert Terrin Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Dr. and Mrs. Miles J. Varn Ms. Avery Knox Ms. Nicole Vikan Mr. David Kravitz Mr. Alvin E. Wagenheim Mrs. Margaret Lawrence Ms. Lindsay M. Walker Mrs. Nicole Lederer Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Walton II Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ms. Mattie Weber Mr. Walter Lehmann and Ms. Regina Welsh Ms. Sylvia Strobel Ms. Laura Werther Ms. Laurie Lessans Mr. and Mrs. F. Dale Wettlaufer Ms. Emily Liadakis Ms. Brittany Wight Ms. Karen Long Ms. Chelsea K. Williams Mr. Jonathan D. Manekin Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Winslow Ms. Sarah Manekin Mrs. Kimberly M. Wolff

54 DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Abe J. Yasser Patrons Ms. Juliana Zuccaro Anne and Sandy Apgar Christine Bangs Jewelry Fair 2012 Eva Brill Sponsors for the Drop-In Art Activity Constance R. Caplan Anonymous (2) Katharine Carr Associated Black Charities Carol N. Dupkin Sheryl and Cecil Flamer Jean Geesey Barbara and Tom Guarnieri Jewelry Donors for the Treasure Hunt Vivienne and Tom Haines Bijoux Tsognie and Doug Hamilton Jason Scott Jewelry Barbara and Sam Himmelrich Jewels Marion and Peter Kandel Misha and Co Mary Ellen and Leon Kaplan Museum Store at the Walters Virginia M. Karr Sloane Brown Designs Lilli and Haig Kazazian Andie and Jack Laporte Photographer for the Jewelry Fair Yvonne and Fred Lenz Ambiance Photogroup Carolyn and Michael Meredith Faith and Ted Millspaugh Donors for Celebrate Our Artists Jane Nes CDigital Markets Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Radcliffe Jewelers in memory of Jill Palkovitz Spirits of Mt. Vernon Kathy Phillips The Pantry PNC Emily and Kevin Powderly Art Blooms 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Sponsors Gail L. Shawe Alex Cooper Auctioneers Rachel Lea Johnson / Ambiance Contributors Photogroup James Adajian / Adajian and Nelson Potomac Floral Wholesale Dee Alevizatos Anne D. Baillière Benefactors / Pedestal Sponsors Betsy and John Bond The Bernard Family Winnie and Neal Borden Barbara and Roger Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chriss John and Amy Chay Daniel Espejel and Tony Purcell / Darlene and Austin George Flowers by Daniel Rosemary Harder Bruce Fleming Honey and Bill Passano Tara Flannery Gallagher and Judy and Scott Phares Francis S. Gallagher, Jr. George Roche Jan and David Guyton The Suzy and Eddie Dunn Fund Mona Lankford Van Dyke Family Foundation Sayra and Neil Meyerhoff Ted and Mary Jo Wiese Susan Niemeyer

DONORS 55 Anna Pappas, Amy Huntoon and In Honor of Gary Vikan Will Perkins Mrs. Shirley Albert Adrienne Salomon Mr. Albert J. Beveridge III Carol and Steve Schimpff Mr. George H. Bohlinger III Lee Schwark and Ms. Keith L. Carr Joan W. Sobkov Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Ann Carter Stonesifer Ellen B. Cutler and Daniel Tamkus Michele Swartz Mr. David L. Greif II Terry Ulmer Ms. Joan McHenry Hoblitzell Ann Woodward Elizabeth Rodini, Ph. D. and Beverley Young Charles M. Rudin, M. D. Ms. Debra T. Scheffenacker In-Kind Donors The Honorable and Mrs. Antique Exchange Thomas J. Waxter, Jr. Bonjour French Bakery and Café Crimson and Clover In Honor of Docent Greenfield’s Nursery Françoise Von Mayer Marie Louise Bistro Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lowrie Patapsco Valley Sales Pinehurst Wine Shoppe In Honor of Docent Richard Wilschke Stony Run Home Dr. Leonard Bornstein The Turnover Shop Wells Discount Liquors In Memory of Cheston Carey Mr. and Mrs. Eberhard Faber IV Recognition Gifits In Honor of Bailey Morris-Eck In Memory of Anthony Ms. Jill Hall Thomas Carozza II Ms. Judith A. Armold In Honor of Wendy Jachman’s Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bedell Involvement with the Gala Mr. and Mrs. John T. Braggio Ms. Susan B. Katzenberg Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Gaver, Jr. In Honor of Robert and Carol Keehn’s Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Gorman 40th Wedding Anniversary Joy P. Heyrman, Ph. D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Jennison Ms. Elizabeth A. Lesley In Honor of Andie and Jack Laporte Mr. Ying Li and Ms. Lei Huang Mr. John H. Claster Mrs. Sara F. Lycett Mrs. Francine L. Mittelman In Honor of Joaneath Spicer Mrs. Adele-Ethel Reidy Dr. and Mrs. Mordecai P. Blaustein Mrs. June C. Schabdach Mrs. Erma H. Sigler Mrs. Joan W. Sobkov Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Torres Mrs. Joan Urbas

56 DONORS In Memory of Connie Cohn In Memory of Gladys Winter Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davison Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Davison Ms. Julia A. Keller Endowment Gifts In Memory of Lorraine Glick and Pledges Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weiss Bequests Received Dr. James R. Duke In Memory of Mr. Arthur Gutman Mr. Arthur J. Gutman Dr. and Mrs. Vincent D. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Rosalie J. Johnson / The Ro and Mr. David L. Greif Marius Johnson Charitable Legacy Mrs. Gloria K. Hack Ms. Sally D. Liff Mr. Robert A. Huffman Mr. Bernard Manekin Mr. Richard M. Lansburgh The Reverend R. Douglas Pitt Mrs. Elizabeth Moser Miss Dorothy McIlvain Scott Mr. William Oberfelder Mr. Semmes G. Walsh / Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg The S.G. and A.C. Walsh Fund

In Memory of W. Boulton Kelly, Jr. Education Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Ben and Zelda Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Davison Charitable Foundation Richard and Rosalee C. In Memory of Josephine Kohn Davison Foundation Nancy Kohn Rabin and Joel J. Rabin Nupur and Guy Flynn The Michael and Kris Anne In Memory of Gladys and Peter Gitlin Charitable Trust Lacovara, MD, Mary and Anthony Pinto, Jane and Michael Glick Jr. , and Edith and Gordon Leaverton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto III The Harry L. Gladding Foundation / Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Borden In Memory of Mary Alma Lears Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aresty Rauch Foundation / Lynn and Phil Rauch Ms. Constance V. Brieger Earle and Annette Shawe Family Ellen B. Cutler and Daniel Tamkus Foundation / Gail and Stephen Shawe Mr. and Mrs. Reza Mazhari The National Endowment The Nabit Foundation for the Humanities Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Prosser, Jr. Mrs. Virginia B. Sills Restricted The Bozzuto Family Charitable Fund In Memory of Isaac Lycett Ms. Jennifer Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ulmer III The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell In Memory of Bruce Wilson The Wieler Family Foundation / Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Mr. and Mrs. Scott Alan Wieler

DONORS 57 Unrestricted Dr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. M. David Testa Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen Transamerica Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. / Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Weiss Hamilton Associates Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte Mr. Semmes G. Walsh Named Endowment Funds The following named funds are Exhibition Endowment Fund part of the Walters’ permanent in honor of Gary Vikan endowment and were established The Andrew W. Mellon with gifts of $250,000 or more. FoundationLeadership challenge gift matched by the following individuals: Alexander Brown Griswold Fund Alexander Brown Griswold, an eminent Anonymous scholar of Thai art, greatly enriched the Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Walters’ collection of Asian art with the Dr. and Mrs. William R. Brody gift of his large and important collection Mr. and Mrs. Michael de Havenon of Thai and other Asian sculpture. In Ms. Cynthia L. Egan addition, he established this endowment Deborah and Philip English fund, with income unrestricted. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming The Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial The Laura L. Freedlander Foundation Chair for Medieval Art Mrs. Darlene George This fund was established in 2007 Mr. Robert E. Hall with gifts from generous individuals Mr. and Mrs. Peter Horowitz given to meet a challenge from the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hudson Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Mrs. Harry E. Karr Mrs. Barbara Katz The David Hirschhorn Community The Honorable and Mrs. Benson E. Legg Outreach Coordinator Fund Mrs. Mary C. Mangione The David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Mrs. Sally J. Michel Foundation established the museum’s first Nancy and Tom O’Neil endowed education position in 2007, the Mrs. Eleanor Abell Owen David Hirschhorn Community Outreach Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Pappas Coordinator, to honor the memory of the Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paternotte former Walters’ Trustee David Hirschhorn Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Pinkard, Jr. and promote the Walters’ programs for The PNC Foundation learning and cultural development. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds, III Roche Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Smelkinson Mr. and Mrs. George P. Stamas

58 DONORS Exhibition Endowment Fund The Laura F. Delano Fund in honor of Gary Vikan Miss Delano, niece of Henry Walters, Gary Vikan served as the Walters Art served as a trustee of the Walters for Museum’s Director from 1994 to 2013. 28 years and took particular interest in The achievements of his tenure will be the collections of jewelry and portrait honored in perpetuity with this fund, miniatures. Upon her death in 1972, she given by his many friends and admirers left a significant bequest to the museum’s and matching a leadership grant from the endowment, with income unrestricted. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, it supports “scholarly activities, research, and The Loretta Lee Ver Valen Fund publications related to special exhibitions.” This fund was established in 2001 with a bequest from the estate of Loretta The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Lee Ver Valen. It was given to honor the Endowment Fund and the Louis and memory of Mrs. Ver Valen’s mother. The Henrietta Blaustein Endowment Fund income from this fund is to be used to In 1989, the trustees of the Jacob support the acquisition of works of art. and Hilda Blaustein Foundation and of the Louis and Henrietta Blaustein The Perlman Memorial Fund Foundation established these funds Philip B. Perlman was one of the original at the Walters to provide support members of the Walters’ Board of for essential programmatic activities, Trustees, which he established in 1932 such as permanent and temporary following Henry Walters’ bequest to exhibitions, publications, education the City of Baltimore in 1931. He became programs, and visiting specialists. President of the Board of Trustees in 1955 and remained in that position until James A. Murnaghan Curatorial Chair his death in 1960. His bequest, and a in Renaissance and Baroque Art generous donation by an anonymous James A. Murnaghan, the distinguished donor, funded the Perlman Memorial Irish jurist and art collector, was the Fund, with income unrestricted. uncle of the Hon. Francis D. Murnaghan, Jr., Chairman Emeritus of the Walters’ The Robert and Nancy Hall Board of Trustees. The income from this Assistant Curatorship fund supports the position of Curator Museum patrons Robert and Nancy of Renaissance and Baroque art. Hall established this endowed mid-level curatorial position in The Jay M. Wilson Endowment Fund response to a challenge from the Jay M. Wilson was President of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Walters’ Board of Trustees from 1979 to 1985, Chairman from 1985 to 1988, and President again from 1991 to 1994. Established in 2000 by his family, this fund is designated for endowment, with income unrestricted.

DONORS 59 The Ruth T. Rauch Early Childhood Program Endowment Fund This fund was established in 2012 with gifts from Lynn and Phil Rauch and the Rauch Foundation in memory of Mr. Rauch’s mother, Ruth T. Rauch. Income from this endowed fund will support early childhood programs providing a foundation for success in school and a framework for learning through art.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott Curatorial Chair for Asian Art This fund was established in 1997 in response to a challenge from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with income restricted to support of the position of Curator of Asian Art.

W. Alton Jones Acquisition Fund In 1983, the W. Alton Jones Foundation made a major gift to the Walters to establish an acquisition endowment. The income from this fund is to be used to support the acquisition of works of art.

60 DONORS

62 volunteers Volunteers

Corporate Task Force The William T. Walters Michael B. Glick, Chair Association H. Ward Classen Adam Borden, Chair Christine M. Espenshade Dee Alevizatos Stephen J. Homza Heidi Berghuis Jon Manekin Danita Beck-Wickwire Elizabeth Phelan Joanne Belgrad Allison Wettlaufer Ellen Bernard Jason Chamberlain Planned Giving Jim Cholet Advisory Council Rosalee Davison George Reynolds, III, Esq., Chair Lynne Durbin Joanne Abell Rosemary Eck Gary Anderson Chris Espenshade Neal D. Borden, Esq. Elaine Freeman Thomas Brown Barbara Guarnieri John Gilpin, Esq. Michael Glick Sandra G. Moffet Steve Homza Lynn B. Sassin, Esq. Claire Inayatullah Robert C. Young, Esq. Kate Kilmer Colleen Pleasant Kline Walters Enthusiasts Andie Laporte Ms. Sarah Allinson Mike Nieberding Ms. Gina M. Brocato Anna Pappas Ms. Brianna Creed Will Perkins Ms. Kelly Harris Linda Robeson Mr. Daniel Khodorkovsky Jamie Snead Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Kirsten Sandberg Ms. Sherida Morrison Clare Stewart Mr. Aung Oakkar Ron Taylor Ms. Teri Perona Jan Thorman Ms. Elizabeth D. Schroeder Terry Ulmer Mr. Peter Sheehan Judy Van Dyke Ms. Laura Werther Court West

volunteers 63 The Women’s Committee of Sharon Waters the Walters Art Museum Anne Apgar, Chair Active Affiliates Missy Adams Active Members Dale Balfour Mary Arnold Christine Bangs Maki Uchida Joanne Bartlett Gail Alecia Bowles Margaret Cheek Barbara Calvert Connie Chriss Katharine Carr Frances Colston Amy Chay Sarah Fisher Mary Claiborne Laura Freedlander Lynn Crenshaw Alicia Haberman Jessica Dorsey Jody Harvey Connie Fitzpatrick Lisa Hoffberger Ann Giroux Ellie Kelly Joanna Golden Carew Lee Barbara Guarnieri Jane Nes Janet Guyton Harriet Panitz Rosemary Keyser Harder Jean Sharpless Catherine Hoffberger Teensa Williams Greta Jackson Beverley Young Rachel Lea Johnson Marion Kandel Active Associates Mara-Lee Khouzami Dee Alevizatos Mona Lankford Carol Barton Yvonne Lenz Joanne Belgrad Elise Jude Mason Susan Black Carol McClees Betsy Bond Beth McCrickard ChiChi Bosworth Faith Millspaugh Eva Brill Susan Niemeyer Karen Brosi Martha O’Brien Kathy Canzoniero Judy Phares Mary Carpenter Katherine Phillips Gaile Civiletti Emily Powderly Sasenka Dalury Savila Rohde Sidney Daniels Eva Rotolo Rosalee Davison Rachel Seba Diane Donohue Roslyn Smith Hilde Eliasberg Sharon Smith Hartley Etheridge Katie Stevens Berthe Ford Michele Swartz Anne Marie Fox Judy Van Dyke Patience Fritz Karen Visser Maria Gamper

64 volunteers Jean Geesey Angela Breakey Darlene George Michael Brush Carol Gertsen Elizabeth Burger Ellen Godine Dorothy Cherry Tsognie Hamilton. Ilene Cohen Barbie Hart Elsa Collins Barbara Himmelrich Christopher Conti-Vock Liz Jones Rosemary Eck Mary Ellen Kaplan Carrie Emerson Donna Kovacs Betty Feinberg Kim Leahy Kris Anne Gitlin Reva Lewie Judith Gluckman Mary-jo Mather Marsha Golob Carolyn Meredith Hannah Gould Katherine Murphy Annette Heaps Ann O’Neil Antonina Hoffer Anna Pappas Zelma Holzgang Honey Passano Lily Grace Hudson Beth Pierce Amy Huntoon Sharon Reid Pamela Jackson Laura Rice Brenda Johnson Cokey Rienhoff Kimberly Kline Wendy Rosen Lois Kyler Adrienne Salomon Christine Lambrou Lee Schwark Heather Landheim Betsy Scott Shelli Lubetkin Barbara Simmons Sara Lycett Lolly Strudwick Sally Majoros Terry Ulmer Paul McAdam Beth Van Dyke Joan McPartlin Ann Woodward Carole McShane Linda Miller Docents Francine Mittelman Docent Executive Committee Loxley Nichols Rebecca Lawson, President Susan Niemeyer Jan Thorman, Vice President Susan Noonan Patricia Harcarik, Secretary Janice Perdue Carol Doctrow, Treasurer Anne Piersanti Barbara Guarnieri, Ex-Officio Elizabeth Piper Barbara Pour Docents Virginia Raleigh Julianne Alderman Susan Schuster Marian Altoz Eleanor Schwark Joanne Belgrad Betty Schweitzer Sherryll Braggio Barbara Simmons

volunteers 65 Jacqueline Slavney Von Hess Foundation Joan Sobkov Graduate Studies Intern Charles Springer Breanna Wucinich Dianne Tiberii Thérèse Ulmer Interns Françoise Von Mayer Adenike Adelekan Gale Walker Bouthayna Baltaji Suzanne Waller Demi Brown Edwin Wenck Lauren Bucca Patricia Wenck Veronica Casado Hernández Louise White Teresa Cos Rebollo Donald Wiley Emily Graham Richard Wilschke Keira Gruber Elaine Zieve Terra Huber Talia Hughes Docents-in-Training: Class of 2013 Heather Kaehler David Albright Margot Kopera Lenore Baier Hannah Krocheski Kirsten Benson Elizabeth LaDuc Bonnie Busta April Lambert Joan Cannon Jessica Mercer Sharon Edlow Lauren Meyer Ann Hogg Erin Murray Kathleen McAvoy Natalie Naor Bridget Moeller Lynne Plauson Pagan Marybeth Nelson Ronald Poole Joyce Noyes Catherine Reckelhoff Jill Reynolds Liberty Riggs Claudia Rosati Christian Savage Carolina Scarborough Carolina Scarborough Nancy Snyder Katherine Sedovic Rina Steinhauer Lyla Shlon Theresa Varipatis Katherine Smith Sheila Vidmar Thomas Springer Cayla Villegas Kara Stitcher Kathleen Wales Carlyn Thomas Morgan Woodle Lauren Tomanelli Sara Torgerson Interns Rebecca Vaughan-Geib Diversity in the Arts Interns Sarah Wilber Molly Gamble Kirstin Willders Rachel Pei Hirsch Emma Wingfield Jazmin Smith

66 volunteers Volunteers John Arbelada Conservation Guy Attia Ned Feltham Jean Baer Becca Goodman Richard Behrens Courtney Helion Taylor Bellow Heather Kaehler Alan Berne Kim Parr Elizabeth Berry Indira Rao Maryanne Bongiovani Lyla Schlon Sharon Boston Liz Boyle Curatorial Affairs Gina Brocato Hélène Allard Derek Brown Anita Carrico Marlise Brown Daniel Houston Bonita Busta Stephanie Joyal Theresa Butkus Lionel Katzoff Winona Caesar Nicholas Kauffman Nabila Chami Russ Sale, Ph.D. Dorothy Cherry Joel Wooley Elonne Colvin C. Anitha Devadason Development Lauren Erickson Stephanie Danesie Tracey Fann Virginia DiMeno Cindy Faust Nick Dressel Nanci Feltham Marianne Jones Judith Fine Marla Krogh Millie Fischer Vincent Lowe Jonathan Flax Matthew Marrand Florence Foster Liz Nuss Sonia Franco Jana Gantt Exhibitions / Collection Management Celene Getz Betsy Tomlinson Mary Glazer Brigid Goody Museum Store Tierney Gormley Christine Blum April Gray Marion Carozza Linda Grimm Margaret Huang Shannon Hilbert Carol Murray Jordan Howard Sandra Schmidt Mark Humphrey Pearl Walsh Helen Hurst Elizabeth Wieand Debbie Feldman Jones Denny Kanuck Visitor Services Lew Karchin Gretchen Anderson Julia Kershaw Marian Altoz Jiyong Kim

volunteers 67 Jane Kramer Doris Toles Liz Kristoffersen Maryam Turkey Marla Krogh Kim Tyson Ellen Hollister Kunce Claud Vandernotte Tatiana Ladigin Zenaida Velez-Dorsey Rachel Layton Laura Wilke Patrice Lee Dionte Wilkens Aleta Leuchtenberger Tiffany Wong Ann Lilly Morgan Woodle Alice Lin Gunes Yilmaz Vincent Lowe Barbara Young Thamis Mac an Gab Tania Mahtani Jerry Marconi Jeannette Marxen Will McDermott Evelyn McKesson Ilia Mercer Melanie Mervin Jennifer Muller Marybeth Nelson Maggie Orloff Patricia Panzarella Amanda Parks Julia Pellegrini Teri Perona Aaquilah Phillip Virginia Probasco Cheryl Rauscher Sean Riley Anne Robotham Julia Andrada Rocha Nicole Rodriguez Ann Margaret Russ Dutton Sandosky Anne Sarachan Faith Savill Ursula Scheffel Rona Shapiro Ben Smith Jazmin Smith Kyra Spurgeon J. Leilah Stone Marcia Strok Allison Sussan

68 volunteers

70 STAFF Staff

As of June 30, 2013 Human Resources Executive Director’s Office Brenda Jackson, Manager, Human Resources Julia Marciari-Alexander, Executive Director Diane Van Pelt, Human Cynthia Roberts, Executive Assistant Resources Coordinator

Administration Information Technology and Operations James Maza, Chief Technology Officer Kathleen Basham, Chief Operating Officer Kate Blanch Administrator of Museum Databases Engineering Susan Tobin, Head of Photography Max Gasker, Manager, and Digital Imaging Engineering and Facilities Ruth Bowler, Photo and Digital Edward, Walsh, Supervisor and Imaging Coordinator Senior Engineering Technician Henry Alperovich, Network Administrator Charles Reigle, Senior Engineering Technician Jessica Figard, Information Joseph Moran, Engineering Assistant Technology Assistant Eric Domineck, Mailroom Facilities Clerk / AV Technician Emory Bowie, Manager, Facilities Walter Cain, Lead Maintenance Technician Museum Store William Murray, Lead Maintenance Technician Alice McAuliffe, Manager, Retail Operations Alonzo Bacon, Maintenance Technician Aubrey Herr, Supervisor, Retail Operations Jemal Cherry, Maintenance Technician Dianne Lowe, Lead Sales Assistant Edward Garey, Maintenance Technician Leah Shifflett, Sales Assistant Randolph Hammett, Maintenance Technician Thelma Mitchell, Maintenance Technician Safety and Security Services Suzana Williams, Maintenance Technician Christopher Kunkel, Head of Safety and Security Finance Lois Guy, Assistant Manager, Safety James Huebler, Director of Finance and Security Services Mary Cromwell, Finance Coordinator Troy Rosebud, Security Supervisor Robin Bristow, Finance Assistant Alan Voss, Security Supervisor Samira Ware, Security Supervisior William Gross, Jr., Lead Gallery Officer Tara Bazemore, Gallery Officer

STAFF 71 William Boles, Gallery Officer Audience Engagement Dennis Cloutier, Gallery Officer Jacqueline Copeland, Deputy Director Barry Leonard, Gallery Officer Patricia Lockhart, Gallery Officer Education and Public Programs John Monti, Gallery Officer Emily Blumenthal, Head of Family Kevin Randolph, Gallery Officer and Community Programs Carleen Stewart, Gallery Officer Ashley Hosler, Senior Education James Thompson, Gallery Officer Coordinator, Family Programs Denisha Coleman, Lead Monitor Katherine Barutha, Education Coordinator, Room Security Officer Family Programs Jarreau Harris, Lead Monitor Amanda Kodeck, Head of School Room Security Officer Programs and Docent Programs Christina Jackson, Lead Monitor Brittany Powell, Senior Education Room Security Officer Coordinator, School Programs Aroura Brown, Monitor Room Rebecca Sinel, Senior Education Security Officer Coordinator, School Programs Berline Dunnock, Monitor Taryn Williams, Education Coordinator, Room Security Officer School Programs Patricia Herrington, Monitor Meredith Sheehan, Adult Room Security Officer Programs Coordinator Jerry Moseley, Monitor Room Security Officer John Shields, Manager, Docent Tearsa Tolliver, Monitor Room Security Officer and Internships Antiwan Johnson, Gallery / Relief Marta Zoellner, Education Coordinator, Monitor Room Security Officer Docent Program Carol Stanback, Gallery / Relief Ryan Brown, Manager, Visitor Services Monitor Room Security Officer Kimberley McGrath, Carol Bates Fellow Eugene Antonelli, Part-time Gallery Officer Christopher Felton, Part-time Gallery Officer Marketing and Communications Robert Hanger, Part-time Gallery Officer Matthew Fry, Director, Marketing Dorothy Johnson, Part-time Security Officer and Communications Reginald Johnson, Part-time Security Officer Johanna Biehler, Head of Graphic Design Angela McLemore, Part-time Gallery Officer Tony Venne, Graphic Designer Gary Moore, Part-time Gallery Officer Mona Rock, Manager, Public Relations Eric Seidel, Part-time Gallery Officer Dylan Kinnett, Manager, Web Deborah Swords, Receptionist and Social Media Thea Canlas, Web Content Specialist Volunteer and Internship Program Anna Platis, Program Coordinator

72 STAFF Curatorial, Exhibitions Chiara Valle, Zanvyl Krieger Curatorial and Conservation Fellow Manuscripts and Rare Books Nancy E. Zinn, Deputy Director Ashley Fiutko Arico, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, Ancient Art Conservation and Technical Research Kierra Foley, Robert and Nancy Terry Drayman-Weisser, Dorothy Hall Fellow, Ancient Art Wagner Wallis Director of Conservation Talia Hughes, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, and Technical Research Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Art Julie Lauffenburger, Assistant Director of Nathan Dennis, Robert and Nancy Hall Conservation and Technical Research and Fellow, Manuscripts and Rare Books William B. Ziff, Jr., Conservator of Objects Nicolas Kauffman, Robert and Nancy Hall Glenn Gates, Conservation Scientist Fellow, Manuscripts and Rare Books Abigail Quandt, Head of Books Rachel Danford, Robert and Nancy and Paper Conservation Hall Fellow, Medieval Art Elissa O’Loughlin, Senior Conservator, Diane Bockrath, Archivist / Librarian Books and Paper Charles Dibble, Editor and Manager Linda Owen, Conservator, Books and Paper of Curatorial Publications Meg Craft, Head of Objects Conservation Jennifer Paulson, Curatorial Gregory Bailey, Mellon Publications Coordinator Conservation Fellow, Objects Lynley Anne Herbert, Curatorial Research Catherine Posthauer, Conservation Associate, Manuscripts and Rare Books Technician, Objects Ariel Tabritha, Digitization Specialist Eric Gordon, Head of Paintings Conservation Kimber Wiegand, Digitization Specialist Karen French, Senior Conservator, Paintings Danielle Horetsky, Curatorial Assistant Pamela Betts, Associate Conservator, Paintings William Hays, Conservation Division Assistant Exhibitions and Collection Management Joan-Elisabeth Reid, Chief Registrar Curatorial Affairs Barbara Fegley, Associate Registrar Robert Mintz, Chief Curator and Mr. and Mrs. Betsy Dahl, Associate Registrar, Thomas Quincy Scott Curator of Asian Art Collection Management Martina Bagnoli, Andrew W. Mellon Danielle Bennett, Assistant Registrar, Curator of Medieval Art Loans and Exhibitions Jo Briggs, Assistant Curator of Eighteenth- Susan Wallace, Head of Exhibition and Nineteenth-Century Art Scheduling and Graphics Amy Landau, Associate Curator of Kirsten MacKenzie, Exhibitions Manuscripts and Islamic Art Project Manager Marden Nichols, Assistant Ashley Boycher, Associate Curator of Ancient Art Exhibition Designer Joaneath Spicer, James A. Murnaghan Asa Osborne, Production Manager Curator of Renaissance and Baroque Art and Design Coordinator Rebecca Hall, Mellon Post-Doctoral Mark Kooi, Lighting Designer and Coordinator Curatorial Fellow, Asian Art Michael McKee, Senior Collections Eva Helfenstein, Mellon Post- Technician and Supervisor Doctoral Curatorial Fellow, Michael Bouyoucas, Exhibitions Renaissance and Baroque Art Production Technician

STAFF 73 Craig Bowen, Collections Technician Gill Furoy, Collections Technician Frederick Nitsch, Graphic Production Artist Wayne Johnson, Senior Cabinetmaker

Development Joy Heyrman, Deputy Director

Judith Dressel, Assistant Director of Development Sarah Walton, Senior Development Officer, Program Support Julia Keller, Manager, Individual Giving and Membership Noah Opitz, Development Coordinator, Online Giving and Annual Campaigns Johaniris Rivera, Campaign Gifts Officer Ashley Mancinelli, Manager, Gift Planning and Major Gifts Anne Berman, Manager, Special Events and Rentals Heather Poff, Rentals Coordinator Misha Waters, Grant Writer Lia Epley, Membership Coordinator Shirley Plank Thomas, Membership Database Specialist Mae Kocis, Secretary to the Board DeLisa Swiger-Walmsley, Development Assistant

74 STAFF

76 BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Andrea B. Laporte, Chair George K. Reynolds, III Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr., President John R. Rockwell Ellen N. Bernard, Vice President Edward L. Rosenberg Thomas S. Bozzuto, Vice President Bernard Selz Nancy R. Sasser, Vice President Gail Shawe Mary Baily Wieler, Vice President Judith Van Dyke Frank K. Turner, Jr., Treasurer Dr. Gary K. Vikan, Excutive Director, Ex-Officio Members Secretary (until March 2013) The Honorable Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph. D., Executive Elizabeth Koontz, Representative Director, Secretary (starting April 2013) for Baltimore The Honorable Bernard C. “Jack” Young Julianne E. Alderman Mary J. Demory, Representative for Peter L. Bain Baltimore City Council President Calvin H. Baker The Honorable Martin J. O’Malley Neal D. Borden The Honorable Kevin Kamenetz H. Ward Classen Adele Kass, Representative Rosalee C. Davison for Baltimore County Michael de Havenon The Honorable Ken Ulman Cynthia L. Egan Diana Ulman, Representative Christine M. Espenshade for Howard County Jonathan M. Fishman Anne N. Apgar, Chair, Women’s Committee Bruce W. Fleming Adam Borden, Chair, Guy E. Flynn William T. Walters Association Kris Anne Gitlin Margaret Z. Ferguson, Chair, Michael B. Glick Government Relations Committee Sanford M. Gross Rebecca Lawson, President, Docents Neil A. Meyerhoff Tom Noonan, Visit Baltimore Bailey Morris-Eck Mark Mullin Trustees Emeriti Jennifer Murphy Dr. Robert S. Feinberg Charles J. Nabit Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. William H. Perkins Cynthia R. Mead Judy Witt Phares William L. Paternotte Lynn Homeier Rauch Adena W. Testa

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 77 Jay M. Wilson

Director’s Advisory Board Eddie C. Brown Constance R. Caplan Philip D. English Laura L. Freedlander Sir Paul Ruddock The Honorable Paul Sarbanes Benjamin B. Zucker

78 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

80 FINANCIAL financial Statements

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION June 30, 2013 (with comparative totals for June 30, 2012)

2013 2012 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents 304,979 1,117,474 Accrued investment income 139,938 95,679 Grants and accounts receivable 799,301 830,182 Inventories, at lower of cost 352,330 339,163 (first-in, first-out method) or market Prepaid expenses 97,063 296,315 Investments, at fair value 112,158,221 98,712,833 Unconditional promises to give, net 2,395,125 2,462,655 Buildings and equipment, at cost, net 24,960,616 26,265,144 Total assets 141,180,573 130,119,445

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses 686,675 642,422 Loans payable 61,129 100,880 Deposits and memberships received in advance 389,022 502,039 Annuity obligation 15,010 17,675 Total liabilities 1,151,836 1,263,016

Net Assets Unrestricted926 Operating (deficit) 254,629 248,926 Board designated for long-term investment 23,551,405 21,251,096 Net investment in plant 22,899,487 24,164,264 Working capital reserve 2,000,000 2,000,000 Walters Art Gallery Endowment Foundation 2,515,651 2,461,248 51,221,172 50,125,534 Temporarily Restricted 25,350,998 21,772,082 Permanently Restricted 63,456,567 56,958,813 Total net assets 140,028,737 128,856,429 Total liabilities and net assets 141,180,573 130,119,445

FINANCIAL 81 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES Year ended June 30, 2013 (with comparative totals for the year ended June 30, 2012)

2013 2012 Revenues, gains and other support Investment income 1,761,369 2,129,852 Grant income Public grants 1,798,971 1,827,890 Private grants 1,393,379 1,523,083 Contributions 4,305,563 5,960,620 Change in value of annuity obligation and contribution 2,665 202,561 Realized gains (losses) 10,541,722 (2,102,064) Annual giving 1,956,771 1,924,127 Membership 232,456 247,790 Museum store 393,758 442,607 Employee benefit contributions 2,177,873 2,125,395 Exhibit rental 64,878 68,621 Other income 2,454,942 768,465

Total revenue, gains and other support 27,084,347 15,118,947

Expenses Curatorial 1,403,562 1,366,173 Conservation 1,081,762 1,043,078 Exhibitions 1,909,322 1,914,049 Education and public programs 1,150,393 1,113,501 Development and membership 1,216,548 1,060,227 Marketing and communications 823,419 485,205 Management, building and security 7,489,236 7,544,807 Museum store 365,670 376,230 Accessions 472,163 424,921

Total expenses 15,912,039 15,328,191

Change in net assets 11,172,308 (209,244)

Net assets at beginning of year 128,856,429 129,065,673

Net assets at end of year 140,028,737 128,856,429

82 FINANCIAL Cover: Girolamo da Santacroce, Adoration Page 62: Off the Wall open-air exhibition of the Kings, detail, ca. 1525–1530, Acquired outside the pagoda at Patterson Park, by Henry Walters with the Massarenti Baltimore, featuring reproduction of Collection, 1902 (37.261) Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Hope, 1872, Acquired by Henry Walters, 1902 (37.156) Page 6: Robert Seldon Duncanson, River Scene, detail, 1868, Museum purchase Page 70: Photo Walters staff with funds provided by the Eddie C. and C. Page 76: Photography by Lindsey Hite Sylvia Brown Challenge Grant, and matching funds, for the acquisition of Page 80: Photography by Lindsey Hite African American Art, 2012 (37.2933)

Page 8: Hashiguchi Goyo, Woman Combing Her Hair, 1920, Gift from the Erna and Charles Bertram Hoffberger Collection, 2011 (95.880)

Page 14: Richard Caton Woodville, Self-Portrait with Flowered Wallpaper, 1848–1850 (?), Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Versen, 1989 (37.2644)

Page 22: Paul Gavarni, Self-Portrait Holding a Cigarette, 1842, Museum purchase with funds provided through the gifts of Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mrs. Ludlow Baldwin, Mrs. Joseph Bryan, and an anonymous donor as well as through the bequest of A. B. Griswold by exchange, 2012 (93.167)

Page 26: Antoine-Louis Barye, Greyhound, detail, modeled: 1868; posthumously cast: post-1875, Acquired by William T. Walters, 1889–1890 (27.475). Photography by Lindsey Hite

Page 30: Video still from Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, The Two Planets, 2008. Photo courtesy the artist