The Walters Year in Review July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014

Contents

Letter from the 50 Walters Women's Committee Executive Director 5 50th Anniversary Gift Donors 52 recognition Gifts Deputy Directors' Reports 7 53 endowment Gifts and Pledges 54 named Endowment Funds Exhibitions 13 13 special Exhibitions Volunteers 57 14 focus Exhibitions 57 corporate Task Force 15 off-Site Exhibitions 57 planned Giving Advisory Council 16 Lenders to Walters Exhibitions 57 Walters Enthusiasts Steering Committee 16 Walters Loans to Exhibitions 57 William T. Walters Association 58 the Women's Committee Acquisitions 19 59 Docents 19 Bequests 60 Interns 19 Gifts 60 Volunteers 23 museum Purchases Staff 63 Staff Research 25 63 executive Director's Office 25 Publications 63 Art and Program 26 staff Research and 64 museum Advancement Professional Activities 64 Administration and Operations Donors 33 Board of Trustees 67 33 Government 33 individual and Foundation Donors Financial Statements 69 43 Legacy Society 44 Gifts to the Annual Giving Campaign 46 corporate Supporters 46 matching Gift Partners 46 special Project Support 47 Gala 2013 49 Gala 2013 Party 50 Art Blooms 2014

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Letter from the Executive Director

This annual report represents the first full year of my than 69,000 students in the museum, to the increase tenure as the Executive Director of this great Museum. in numbers of objects available to global audiences on What an incredible privilege it has been to be among our Works of Art website. you, a community of people who care deeply about In this report you will notice the reorganization the Walters and who ardently believe that art muse- that I undertook in April 2014 in order to create cross- ums have a role in transforming society. Thank you for divisional alignment. The Museum is now arranged in welcoming me so warmly to the Walters, to , three divisions: Art & Program; Museum Advancement; and to . and Administration and Operations. Ultimately, each The Walters continues to strive for maximum return division will be headed by a Deputy Director, but in the on its mission: to bring art and people together for latter months of FY 2014—as the search for the Deputy enjoyment, discovery, and learning. This contemporary Director for Art & Program began—the Art & Program iteration of the museum’s purpose deliberately rein- Division was led collaboratively by a Senior Program forces the words of our founder, , who Team: Dr. Robert Mintz, Chief Curator and Mr. and 83 years ago gave his art collections, two buildings, Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott Curator of Asian Art; Terry and a quarter of his fortune as a modest endowment Drayman-Weisser, Dorothy Wagner Wallis Director to the City of Baltimore “for the benefit of the public.” of Conservation and Technical Research; and Jackie As I think you will see in this report, all our activities, Copeland, Deputy Director, Audience Engagement. The from augmenting the collection to special exhibitions to members of this Senior Program Team, as well as the the professional activities of our staff, demonstrate the Deputy Director for Museum Advancement, Dr. Joy commitment to this mission by making the wonderful Heyrman, and our Chief Operating Officer, Kathleen treasures of the museum ever more accessible to as Basham, have provided the in-depth reports of each broad an audience possible. division’s activities during the year. This realignment, We have expanded our collection significantly this along with some staff-wide professional development year not only through the generosity of our donors training in the next year, aims to drive efficiency and but also through the largest acquisition by purchase in effectiveness as each member of staff opens up his or over a decade (p. 23). These collecting activities have her expertise to as many of our visitors as possible. greatly expanded the Walters’ holdings, especially in the Finally, a special thanks is due to each and every areas of East Asian and South Asian art. This year, we volunteer, from our Board Chair and President to our are particularly grateful for the tremendous series of interns. Volunteers provide the equivalent of over ongoing gifts by John G. Bourne and the John G. Bourne $800,000 of work annually to the museum, and we Foundation (pp. 19–23) that allows the Walters to take literally would not be able to do the amazing things a major step toward becoming one of the premier U.S. we do for our visitors without them. Thanks to all of museums for the presentation and study of the Art of you, loyal members, supporters, staff, and volunteers the Ancient Americas. All gifts of art have the greatest for making the Walters a wonderful place “to discover.” impact when the objects are made available to scholars and the public alike, and it is, therefore, wonderful to see the variety of programs that promote access of our collection: from the research forum on Jade in the Americas, to the school programs that welcomed more Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph.D.

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Deputy Directors' Reports art and Program

Curatorial Affairs, Collections Additions to the collection were marked by the pur- Management, and Exhibitions chase at the end of 2013 of seven Japanese , including masterworks by Sesson and Sotatsu, the most As the year progressed, installations, exhibitions, and significant purchase in more than a decade. Gifts to the research into the works held in the Walters’ collec- collection further strengthened the museum’s holdings tions emerged with an ever-expanding sense of vitality of ancient, medieval, and nineteenth-century art. and potential for the future. Charged with bringing a Through continued efforts to improve the housing of new light and new vision to the galleries of art that are our art on display and to enhance the visitor experience the foundation of the museum, the curatorial, collec- in every gallery, our exhibitions and installation staff has tions management, and exhibition staffs brought their worked tirelessly to improve the interior environments ideas together to mount three major temporary exhibi- of the works of art and to improve the public areas of tions (’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum, Designed for the museum. Flowers, and The Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize 2014 Finalists Exhibition), numerous smaller temporary Robert Mintz, Ph. D. installations, and rotations of objects. The complex Chief Curator and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott process of accommodating the many art movements Curator of Asian Art necessary to prepare for the reinstallation slated for the coming year on Level 4 of the Centre Street Building, and the subsequent years’ reenvisioning of the galleries on the north side of the Palazzo Building, and within Conservation and the Hackerman House. Technical Research The research focus of the year was largely cen- Activities of the Conservation and Technical Research tered on the collecting practices of William and Henry Division throughout the past year focused on the treat- Walters. Their extraordinary lives were brought into ment and technical study of the collections, making sharper focus, and new discoveries emerged from art accessible to the public and adding to the body of archival papers related to their lives. The gradual for- knowledge on the history of materials and technology. malization of the museum archives, beginning with the Major projects included preparations for exhibitions papers of the Walters family, has been moving apace and installations, including Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the throughout the year, assisted by a planning grant from Faiyum and From Rye to : The Walters Story, as well the National Endowment for the Humanities. Fruits as treatment of twenty-five Flemish for a of these research efforts will manifest themselves in major digitization initiative that will make these fragile the From Rye to Raphael: The Walters Story installation works available on the Walters’ website. Many works opening in October 2014. While these new initiatives of art were examined and treated for loan to other have blossomed, we continue in our multiyear effort institutions in the and abroad. to image and catalog digitally our valuable Also a focus this year was the stabilization and collections. This project, now in its sixth year, has result- cleaning of Southeast Asian objects from the ed in many thousands of high-resolution images and Collection. The Walters’ significant holdings of mag- robust information available on the web for anyone to nificent painted enamels were rehoused use, to study, and to enjoy. in custom-made, climate-controlled cabinets. Work

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 7 continued on Russian enamels from the Jean Riddell Walters Art Museum, SunTrust Bank, The Ausherman gift in preparation for inclusion on the Walters website Family Foundation, The Concordia Foundation, and and future exhibition. Treatment and in-depth tech- Miriam Lodge, K.S.B. Inc., we brought nearly 8,000 stu- nical study of a series of very large fifteenth-century dents from Title I schools to the museum. Last year, Italian panel paintings continued; one conserved panel the Walters piloted a video-conferencing program that from the series has been installed in the Knight’s Hall brings Walters curators, conservators, educators, and gallery. The Walters actively contributed to a Getty- docents in dialogue with students from throughout initiated major international study of mummy portraits the State of Maryland, with the potential of reaching and also remains on the cutting edge of the study of more distant locales; these students will now be able works from the Ancient Americas, hosting experts to visit the Walters’ collection without leaving their for a research forum in December 2013 on jade in the classrooms. Americas. Our Sensory Mornings program for children with The conservation staff served close to six thou- sensory processing disorders and their families was sand visitors through its public access “Conservation featured in the inaugural edition of the Association of Window.” Major external collaborations, such as our Art Museum Directors’ “Next Practice in Art Museum continuing partnership in support of the Iraqi Institute Education,” a compilation of innovative museum pro- for the Conservation of Antiquities and Heritage grams that spark creativity and innovation. Participation (IICAH) in Erbil, Iraqi Kurdistan, have brought inter- in Sensory Mornings increased by 33 percent over the national recognition to the Walters. Collaboration prior year. with the University of Maryland on a National Science Foundation grant project to develop protective coatings Jacqueline T. Copeland for cultural heritage objects has led to the museum’s Deputy Director for Audience Engagement first patent application.

Terry Drayman-Weisser Dorothy Wagner Wallis Director of Conservation and Technical Research

Education and Public Programs Forty-one percent of museum visitors participated in education programs in fiscal year 2014, demonstrating the important role that interpretive programs play in energizing our collections and in providing vehicles for making art relevant to our community. These programs range from lectures and concerts to summer camps for children and weekend drop-in activities for families. Continuing our service to schools throughout the State of Maryland, we saw a 30 percent increase in K–12 students served through our school programs and a 12 percent increase in the number of K–12 students who participated in a studio experience as part of their tour. Out of 166,986 visitors to the Walters Art Museum last year, more than 69,000 children participated in our onsite education programs. Our school outreach program, which sends Walters educators into classrooms and brings students to the museum, marked its twentieth anniversary, with an 11 percent increase over the prior year in the number of students served. Through our bus stipend program, generously funded by The Women’s Committee of the

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The heading of this report says much about the activities this new perspective on the museum’s beloved and of this division this year; as of January 1, development, renowned Egyptian collection. Designed for Flowers, an marketing and communications, and visitor services exhibition of contemporary ceramics from the Betsy are now organized into one of the three functional and Robert Feinberg Collection, received support from areas at the Walters. This combination, focused on the the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, the museum’s many external relationships, aligns the work museum’s Friends of the Asian Collection, and the of talented staff and committed volunteers, all contrib- Edward Clark Wilson Fund for Asian Art, as well as uting to deeper engagement with the museum and to gifts from the Bernard Family and Doug and Tsognie this year’s significant fundraising results. Hamilton. A multi-pronged advertising and promotional Individual giving, from membership to the Annual campaign drew attention to the Feinberg’s wonderful Giving circles, increased to $2,230,000. We are truly promised gift and to the rich series of programs that grateful to the 4,500 people who show their support complemented this beautiful exhibition. of the museum’s mission and program through these sus- Adding to the museum’s endowment, through taining contributions. Our William T. Walters Association, the Sharing the Gift campaign so ably chaired by Andie in its thirty-fifth year, and under the chairmanship of Laporte, and a strong Legacy Society, has been a major Adam Borden, took the message of the museum into focus of the Walters for many years. In fiscal year 2014, the community with enthusiasm and persuasion. Their endowment gifts from many generous individuals energy, connections, and commitments are crucial to completed the funding of the key position of Manager this success. of School Programs and a Challenge Grant from the The Development Committee, chaired by Christine National Endowment for the Humanities. That one third Espenshade, advanced the museum on numerous fronts, of our operating budget is supported by endowment building corporate relationships, supporting individual income gives the Walters a strong foundation on which giving efforts, and, through the Government Relations to build the rest of our contributed support. Committee chaired by Meg Ferguson, ensuring that the Our annual Gala, co-chaired in this year by Calvin museum’s service to the City of Baltimore, Baltimore Baker and Lidia Paz-Baker and Cynthia Egan, celebrated County, and throughout the State of Maryland is recog- the arrival of Executive Director Julia Marciari-Alexander nized and supported. The Walters Women’s Committee, with Henry Walters’ Dinner Party. Nearly 450 guests chaired by Yvonne Lenz, marked two major milestones, enjoyed an elegant dinner in the galleries and 200 more the group’s fiftieth anniversary and the twenty-fifth guests joined in for dessert and dancing at the pARTy. year of their Art Blooms event. A black tie dinner gath- The gala raised $400,000 in support of the museum’s ered friends and celebrated a special anniversary appeal, education and community programs. The third year which raised over $50,000 to fund the purchase of a of generous funding from Constellation Energy has marvelous medieval jar for the Walters’ collection. enabled us to continue to remain open until 9 p.m. The major fall exhibition, Egypt’s Mysterious Book of on Thursday nights. Combined attendance at our two the Faiyum, received lead sponsorship from the Women’s “Super Thursdays,” on July 25, 2013 and April 3, 2014 (the Committee and major grants from the John J. Leidy, Selz, latter coinciding with the twenty-fifth anniversary of and Transamerica Foundations. Generous gifts from Art Blooms) exceeded 2,000. individuals, including Trustees Doug Hamilton and Rick The Board of Trustees recognized the importance of Rockwell, completed the necessary funding. Television the Walters Enthusiasts (WE) and appointed its Chair, advertising and other promotion spread the word about Coleen Pleasant Kline, to a new ex-officio position. This

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Deputy Directors' Reports 9 will ensure the free flow of ideas and the incorporation of the perspective of this group of young, committed enthusiasts into our program and plans. Visitor Services benefited from the commitment of seventy extraordinary volunteers, who work with our staff to welcome and orient visitors and invite them to join in to support it. Visitors’ comments speak often to the welcoming atmosphere at the museum, and we are truly grateful for those who volunteer their time to create that positive impression. In addition to several features in the New York Times, Washington Post, and Baltimore Sun, the Walters par- ticipated in dozens of interviews on local radio and television stations. The museum has expanded its out- reach to nearly two hundred community organizations and contacts, and hundreds of fliers were disseminated to targeted audiences throughout the area. Our presence in social media grew considerably during the fiscal year: our email subscribers in 2014 neared 20,000 (17,029 in fiscal year 2013); Facebook fans rose from 9,933 in 2013 to 11,940 in 2014; while our roster of loyal Twitter followers grew by more than 7,000, bringing us close to 150,000 subscribers. Our website logged 783,830 unique visitors in fiscal year 2014.

Joy Heyrman, Ph.D. Deputy Director for Museum Advancement

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We ended fiscal year 2014 with a budget surplus, which interface, or API, introduced at the first Art Bytes event will support deferred maintenance in fiscal year 2015, in 2012, was completed and unveiled in January 2013. and balanced the 2015 operating budget, while allocat- The API allows developers and software programmers ing funds for building improvements. At the end of fiscal to query data from the museum, whose reposi- year 2014, the endowment reached nearly $117 million. tory contains more than 10,000 digital records of art As part of our ambitious capital projects program, and artifacts from the museum’s collection. we embarked on a sustainability study that seeks to develop strategies for improvements in space use and Kathleen Basham allocation, natural and artificial lighting, and environ- Chief Operating Officer mental management. We completed a fire detection upgrade in the Palazzo Bulding and carriage house; upgrades to the systems in the Centre Street building will be completed in fiscal year 2015. Hackerman House—the museum’s exquisite mid- nineteenth-century building facing Mount Vernon Square—has housed our collection of Asian art for the last twenty-three years. In summer 2014, we began a three-year project to repair and update fire-safety and climate-control systems in the building. This $5.5 million refurbishment, for which the State of Maryland and the City of Baltimore have provided lead funding, matched by private contributions, is the first of several planned enhancements to the Walters’ five-building campus. The storage of our extraordinary collection of period frames, until now housed on the top floor of the museum’s offices at 5 West Mount Vernon Pace, was moved to a spacious, climate-controlled space in our 100 West Centre Street property, which will also serve as office space in 2015 for staff presently working in Hackerman House while we implement improvements to that building. In Human Resources, we expanded our performance management program to include self-evaluation, and hired a new administrator for our flexible spending program, which allocates pre-tax funds to cover unreim- bursed medical expenses, child care, and transportation. In the area of technology, the Walters hosted its second annual Art Bytes hackathon, a program focused on developing technology that can enhance the museum experience. The museum’s application programming

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Exhibitions

Special Exhibitions The Morgan Library & Museum and separated since the manuscript was divided and sold in the nineteenth The Janet & Walter Sondheim century, were reunited. The use of complex imagery and Artscape Prize 2013 Finalists varied writing conventions make the Book of the Faiyum June 29–August 11, 2013 a unique feat of Egyptian scribal practice. This exhibition Presented by the Walters and the Baltimore Office of not only explored the artistic beauty of the papyrus but Promotion & The Arts, this exhibition showed the work also investigated the protected knowledge it conveyed of the six finalists for the 2013 Janet & Walter Sondheim to the ancient Egyptian priestly elite. Nearly one hun- Artscape Prize. Artists competed for top honors and dred other works, including statues, , reliefs, parts a $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area’s of coffins, papyri, and jewelry, illuminated the intriguing most prestigious arts competition. The prize assists in concepts and compelling narratives represented in this furthering the career of a visual artist or visual artist enigmatic text. collaborators living and working in this region. Held Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum was organized by in conjunction with Artscape, America’s largest free the Walters Art Museum in partnership with the Roemer- und arts festival, the finalists and semifinalists exhibitions Pelizaeus-Museum, Hildesheim. The exhibition was generously were presented in partnership with the Walters and supported by grants from The Selz Foundation, the Women’s the Maryland Institute College of Art. The competition Committee of the Walters Art Museum, Transamerica, and winner, Gabriela Bulisova, was announced at an awards the John J. Leidy Foundation; and by gifts from Frances and ceremony at the Walters on July 13, 2013. Rick Rockwell, Douglas and Tsognie Hamilton/Hamilton This exhibition was generously supported by the Talkin Fund Associates, the Peter Bowe and Barbara Stewart Fund, Nancy of the Columbia Foundation; Time Group Investments; Rachel and Henry Hopkins, Diana and Frederick Elghanayan, and an and Joseph Rabinowitz; The Zamoiski, Barber, Segal Family anonymous donor. Foundation; and the Greif Family Fund. The 2013 Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize was made possible through Designed for Flowers: the generous support of the Abell Foundation, Alex. Brown & Contemporary Japanese Ceramics Sons Charitable Foundation, Charlesmead Foundation, Ellen February 23–May 11, 2014 Sondheim Dankert, -Merrick Foundation, Hecht-Levi With dramatic designs both traditional and contem- Foundation, , M&T Bank Foundation, Henry & porary, the works of many of ’s greatest living Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation, John Sondheim, and ceramic artists were celebrated by this exhibition. Whiting-Turner Contracting. Responding to Japan’s ikebana flower arranging tra- ditions and to the distinctive design aspects of the Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum Japanese interior, these ceramics reveal the beauty October 6, 2013–January 5, 2014 and power that has distinguished the contemporary The subject of this exhibition was the Book of the Faiyum, ceramic artists of Japan. Composed almost exclusively an exquisitely illustrated Greco-Roman period papyrus, of 61 vases drawn from the Betsy and Robert Feinberg that portrays Egypt’s Faiyum region as a place of origins Collection, the exhibition explored the ways in which and center of ritual. For the first time in over 150 years, the artists have challenged and come to understand major sections of the book, owned by the Walters and the vessel as a support for flowers.

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 13 This exhibition celebrated the extraordinary gift to the Walters objects from different eras. Vershbow’s photographs of contemporary Japanese ceramics from Betsy and Robert picture the private lives of artifacts and invite imagi- Feinberg. It was generously supported by The E. Rhodes and native considerations of the new possible meanings Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, the Friends of the Asian that objects may reveal when observed in unexpected Collection of the Walters Art Museum, the Bernard Family, settings. The exhibition featured photographs taken Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr., and The Edward Clark at the Walters as well as images from museums and Wilson Fund for Asian Art. monuments in the United States and abroad.

The Janet & Walter Sondheim Living by the Book: Artscape Prize 2014 Finalists Monks, Nuns, and Their Manuscripts June 21–August 17, 2014 July 13–September 29, 2013 Presented by the Walters and the Baltimore Office Today, medieval books are treated as works of art, of Promotion & The Arts, this exhibition showed the untouchable treasures to be placed in special boxes work of the finalists for the 2014 Janet & Walter Sondheim and locked away in cabinets. Yet many were intended Artscape Prize. Artists competed for top honors and a for regular use as vital components of everyday life $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area’s for monks and nuns, and their way of life was, in turn, most prestigious arts competition. The prize assists in crucial for the creation and preservation of manuscripts. furthering the career of a visual artist or visual artist This exhibition of twenty manuscripts and three objects collaborators living and working in this region. Held explored the life of the monastery as told through the in conjunction with Artscape, America’s largest free variety of books that were created, used, cherished, arts festival, the finalists and semifinalists exhibitions glossed, worn down, and even palimpsested by those were presented in partnership with the Walters and who lived there over the centuries. the Maryland Institute College of Art. Jacob Lawrence’s Genesis Series The exhibition and opening event at the Walters Art Museum September 14, 2013–April 13, 2014 were generously supported by Cynthia Alderdice, The Beatty Development Group LLC, Lois B. Feinblatt, The Greif Family Jacob Lawrence’s Genesis Series was generously on loan Fund, Vivienne and Thomas Haines, The Myerberg Foundation, from the collection of Eddie C. Brown and C. Sylvia Time Group Investments, Joseph and Rachel Rabinowitz, The M. Brown, Baltimore, Maryland. Sigmund and Barbara K. Shapiro Philanthropic Fund, and two Each of the eight works that constitute the Genesis anonymous gifts. The 2014 Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape series (1990) by Jacob Lawrence (American, 1917–2000) Prize was made possible through the generous support of the describes a passage from the King James Version of the Abell Foundation, Alex. Brown & Sons Charitable Foundation, Bible. The series reflects Lawrence’s youthful memories Baltimore Festival of the Arts, Charlesmead Foundation, Ellen of passionate sermons about the Creation given by Sondheim Dankert, France-Merrick Foundation, Hecht-Levi ministers at the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, Foundation, Legg Mason, M&T Charitable Foundation, Henry where he was baptized in 1932. In the Genesis series, & Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation, John Sondheim, and Lawrence combined his colorful, expressionistic flat The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company. figures with text: the figures reflect the energy of the power of God described in the passages of Genesis.

Bookbindings from the Gilded Age Focus Exhibitions October 26, 2013–May 18, 2014 Site Unseen: Gregory Vershbow During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centu- July 6–September 8, 2013 ries, fine bookbinding enjoyed a golden age of creativity This exhibition of thirteen large-scale photographs by and lavish decoration. These handmade, individual, and contemporary artist Gregory Vershbow explored the highly personal objects were made not only to protect interactions of art objects within environments and the texts they contained but also to be admired and circumstances ordinarily beyond public view. In storage appreciated as portable decorative masterpieces in their facilities and conservation laboratories, and at monu- own right. Some binders strove to execute traditional ments under restoration, Vershbow photographs art designs at the highest level of technical proficiency and objects wrapped in plastic, protected by foam, nested artistic elegance, while others chose to break away and in boxes, and set in surprising juxtapositions with other explore the new emerging styles influenced by the Arts

14 Exhibitions The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 and Crafts, , and movements. Off-Site Exhibitions An astonishing variety of techniques and materials New Eyes on America: was employed to showcase the bookbinder’s craft, The Genius of sometimes resulting in truly fantastical creations. This exhibition featured twenty-five rarely seen examples The Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina, from the Walters’ rare book collection and explored June 30–November 3, 2013 an extraordinarily vibrant and fascinating period in the Painter of iconic works of American genre, Richard history of bookbinding. Caton Woodville (1825–55) led a life of paradox. Born and raised in Baltimore, he produced most of his paintings in American Artists Abroad Düsseldorf, Germany, , and , where he died at April 19–June 22, 2014 the age of 30. Although he left behind fewer than twenty paintings, his images were widely known in the period This exhibition of seventeen drawings and paintings as because of their reproduction as premium prints distrib- well as two portrait busts showcased new discoveries uted by the American Art-Union. Woodville’s humorous made during the course of digitizing for the museum’s characterizations of contemporary life, realistic depic- website 605 nineteenth-century American paintings, tions of period interiors, and use of narrative detail give drawings, and miniatures from the Walters’ collection. viewers many points of access to his beautifully crafted This work was generously funded by a grant from the works of art. Organized by the Walters, where it was on Institute of Museums and Library Services awarded view from May to June 2013, and comprising fifty-two in relation to the spring 2013 exhibition New Eyes on works, this first exhibition devoted to Woodville since America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville. As draw- 1967 assembled the Walters’ rich holdings and several ings were unframed for photography, many previously key loans to explore the formation, historical and social unknown works were discovered and displayed for the context, and reception of this engaging painter. first time, including several works by Alfred Jacob Miller, artist of the American West, whose work is a great Threshold to the Sacred: strength of the Walters’ drawing collection. The Ark Door of Cairo’s This exhibition was generously supported with a gift from Yeshiva University Museum, , Nanci and Ned Feltham. October 27, 2013–February 23, 2014 Organized by the Walters in collaboration with Yeshiva Seeing Music in Medieval Manuscripts University Museum, this exhibition focused on a work June 28–October 12, 2014 of exceptional historical importance jointly owned by Medieval painters often filled their manuscripts with the Walters and Yeshiva University Museum: an intri- scenes of everyday life that included charming illumi- cately decorated and inscribed wooden door panel from nations of people and animals playing instruments and a Torah ark, a special cupboard that holds the sacred dancing. Many of these images, however, functioned Jewish scripture. The panel is believed to have come as sophisticated symbols that conveyed a complex from the famous Ben Ezra Synagogue of Old Cairo understanding of man’s relationship with the order of (Fustat), Egypt. Twenty other objects loaned by the the universe. Visitors to the exhibition explored how Walters and the Jewish Museum, New York, helped music was celebrated for its power not only to delight relate the fascinating “object biography” of the WAM- the senses and instruct the soul and mind but also to Yeshiva ark door. create a bridge between earth and heaven. Musical harmony and dissonance were thought to mirror the Lost and Found: The Secrets of perfection of heaven as well as the disorder of evil. This The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and exhibition, composed of fourteen manuscripts, two Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California, paintings, and five objects, explored music in its rela- March 15–June 22, 2014 tionship with philosophy, religion, and the arts during A final venue for the Walters’ 2011 exhibition, this venue the . included twenty framed leaves of the Archimedes and nine additional objects from the Walters and was supplemented with additional objects by the hosting institution.

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Exhibitions 15 Lenders to Walters Exhibitions Walters Loans to Exhibitions The Janet & Walter Sondheim Inventing the Modern World: Artscape Prize 2013 Finalists Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs, 1851–1939 Gabriela Bulisova New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, Louisiana Larry Cook The Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina Caitlin Cunningham Nate Larson Valley of the Shadow Louie Palu Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, Dan Steinhilber Hagerstown, Maryland

Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum Sicily: Art and Invention Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, between and University of Oxford, Oxford, UK The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio Eton College, Myers Collection, Windsor, UK The Johns Hopkins Archaeology Museum, Threshold to the Sacred: The Ark Door Baltimore, Maryland of Cairo’s Ben Ezra Synagogue Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, University of Yeshiva University Museum, New York, New York Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan Papyrology Collection, University of Michigan, New Eyes on America: The Genius of Ann Arbor, Michigan Richard Caton Woodville The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina New York The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, New York Martin Rico (1833–1908) Roemer- und Pelizaeus Museum, Hildesheim, Meadows Museum, Dallas, Texas Germany University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology Breath of Heaven, Breath of Earth: Ancient and Anthropology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Near Eastern Art from American Collections Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Salem, Oregon Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics and : Buddhist Traditions The Betsy and Robert Feinberg Collection and Transformations The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Janet & Walter Sondheim New York Artscape Prize 2014 Finalists Lauren Frances Adams The Art of Empathy: The Cummer Neil Bauer Mother of Sorrows in Context Shannon Collis The Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, Marley Dawson Jacksonville, Florida Neil Feather Stewart Watson Beauty Revealed: Images of Women Neil Tata in Qing Dynasty Chinese Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, Site Unseen: Gregory Vershbow Berkeley, California Collection of the Artist Exuberance of Meaning: Jacob Lawrence’s Genesis Series The Art Patronage of Catherine the Great Eddie C. Brown and C. Sylvia Brown, Baltimore, Georgia Museum of Art, Athens, Georgia Maryland Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens, Washington, D.C.

16 Exhibitions The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Splendore a Venezia: Art and Music from the Renaissance to in the Serenissima The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Montreal, Canada Portland Art Museum, Portland, Oregon

Delacroix and the Matter of Finish Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, California Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, Alabama

Veronese: Magnificence in Renaissance Venice The National Gallery, London, United Kingdom

Court and Craft: A Masterpiece from Northern Iraq The Courtauld Gallery, London, United Kingdom

Pontormo and Rosso Fiorentino: Diverging Paths of Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy

Yoga: The Art of Transformation Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, California The , Cleveland, Ohio

Poseidon and the Sea: Myth, Cult and Daily Life Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebraska Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, Florida

Lost and Found: The Secrets of Archimedes Huntington Library, Art Collection and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, California

Degas/Cassatt National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

René Lalique: Enchanted by Glass Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York

Gustave Doré (1832–1883): Master of Imagination National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

La peinture Americaine: 1830–1900 Fondation de Hermitage, Lausanne, Switzerland

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Acquisitions

Bequests Nepalese, Buddha Ratnasambhava, 10th–11th century, gilded copper alloy (54.3092) Bequest of Dr. George Krotkoff, 2014 Tibetan, Buddha Vajrasatva, 14th century, brass with Joseph Phillipe Brocard, Mosque Lamp, 1867–84, paint (54.3093) enameled glass (47.742) Tibetan, An Unidentified Monk, 15th century, wood Iranian, Tile with Image of a Man, ca. 1650, ceramic with black and gold paint (61.360) with overglaze colors (48.2873) South Asian, A Sexual Posture, ca. 1725, pigments on Iranian, Qur’an Manuscript, 19th century, ink and gold on paper (w.924) paper bound between leather and lacquer (w.932) South Asian, Illustration to Poems by Shribhatta, ca. 1800, pigments on paper (w.925) Gifts South Asian, The Great God Shiva Rules Heaven, the World, and the Underworld, ca. 1825, pigments on Anonymous gift in memory of Cleo Dibble, 2014 paper (w.926) Egyptian, Pilgrim Flask of Saint Menas, 6th century, unglazed buff clay (48.2874) Gift of John G. Bourne Foundation, 2013 Egyptian, Pilgrim Flask of Saint Menas, 6th century, unglazed buff clay (48.2875) Costa Rican, Serpent Effigy Mace Head, n.d., green stone (2009.20.108) Gift of Gordon J. Brodfuehrer, 2014 Mexican, Male Figure, n.d., green stone (2009.20.114) Costa Rican, “Axe god” Pendant, n.d., jadeite (?) Yamamura Shinya, Plum Blossom-Shaped Kogo, 2009, (2009.20.118) Mexican abalone shell and lacquer over Japanese Aztec, Mask, 1400–1521, earthenware (2009.20.121) cypress wood (67.676) Colima, Female Figure, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware, incising (2009.20.122) Gift of James Freeman, 2014 Guatemalan, Mask with Pendant Beads, AD 250–850, Sakaki Hyakusen, Drunken Li Bo, 1750, ink on paper jadeite (2009.20.123.1–11) (2013.12.1) Mexican, Standing Figure, n.d., jadeite (?) (2009.20.124) Aoki Mokubei, Wine Ewer, ca. 1810, (49.2830) Mexican, Standing Figure, n.d., jadeite (?) (2009.20.125) Mexican, Mask, n.d., stone (2009.20.127) Gift of John and Berthe Ford, 2013 Mexican, Mask, n.d., jadeite (?), red pigment Tibetan, Portrait of an Enlightened Teacher, (2009.20.129) 13th century, copper alloy with silver and Mexican, Pendant, AD 250–850, jadeite (?) copper inlay (54.3088) (2009.20.130) Tibetan, Mahakala, 17th–18th century, silver and gilded Michoacan, Tobacco Pipe, 300 BC–AD 800, burnished bronze (54.3089) earthenware (2009.20.131) Tibetan, Bodhisattva Maitreya, Buddha of the Future, Jalisco, Conjoined Man and Woman (Curing Ritual ca. 1500, brass with copper and silver inlay Narrative), 100 BC–AD 300, burnished earthenware (54.3090) (2009.20.149) Tibetan, Protective Deity Kshetrapala, 15th century, Maya, Cylinder Vase, AD 650–800, earthenware, slip gilded copper alloy (54.3091) paint (2009.20.177)

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 19 Manteño, Monkey-shaman (?) Effigy Figure, Moche, Earflares, AD 400–600, gold alloy, turquoise, AD 600–1500, partially burnished earthenware, and stone inlay (2009.20.65) post-fire paint (red) (2009.20.179) Peruvian, Belt Rattle with Bells, n.d., gold alloy, Jama-Coaque, Female Effigy Figure, 300 BC–AD 600, turquoise, and spondylus shell (2009.20.66) partially burnished earthenware, post-fire paint, Peruvian, Human Effigy Figure, n.d., hammered gold with incising (2009.20.186) alloy sheet (2009.20.73) Mixteca-Puebla, “Xantil” Incense Burner Effigy Lid, Diquís, Human Effigy Pendant, AD 400–1500, cast gold AD 1200–1521, earthenware, post-fire paint alloy (2009.20.74) (2009.20.188) Colombian, Female Effigy Figure, n.d., gold (2009.20.87) Dominican, Effigy “Collar”, n.d., stone (2009.20.190) Mexican, Rattlesnake Effigy, n.d., stone (2009.20.191) Gift of John G. Bourne, 2013 Maya, Incense Burner, AD 350–500, earthenware, Nariño, Sun Disc with Circular Nose Ornament, post-fire paint (2009.20.192) AD 600–1500, copper alloy (2009.20.100) Zacatecas, Musician-Singer, AD 100–300, earthenware, Tembladera, Manioc Effigy Bottle, 600–200 BC, slip paint (2009.20.194) burnished earthenware (2009.20.101) Zacatecas, Seated Female Figure, AD 100–300, Colima, Double-chambered Tubular Duct Flute, 300 earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.195) BC–AD 200, earthenware (2009.20.102) Mexican, Male Figure, AD 600–900, earthenware, Jalisco, Seated Male (?) Figure, 300 BC–AD 200, black paint (2009.20.198) earthenware, slip paint, incising (2009.20.103) Maya, Hacha, AD 250–850 (?), stone (2009.20.203) Jama-Coaque, Seated Figure Holding a Box, 300 Panamanian, Pedestal Bowl, AD 800–1000, BC–AD 600, earthenware, post-fire paint earthenware, white slip, black and red slip paint (2009.20.104) (2009.20.204) Nasca, Canteen-shaped Bottle, AD 600–800, Costa Rican, Captive Figure, AD 900–1200, volcanic earthenware, burnished slip paint (2009.20.105) stone (2009.20.207) Costa Rican, Jaguar Effigy Mace Head, n.d., green stone Costa Rican, Tripod Dish, AD 1–500, earthenware, slip (2009.20.106) paint, with incising (2009.20.208) Colima, Dwarf Effigy (Head Fragment), 100 BC–AD 300, Colombian, Burial Urn, AD 1000–1500, earthenware earthenware, incising (2009.20.107) (2009.20.214) Nasca, Stirrup-spout Bottle, AD 200–500, earthenware, Colombian, Head-shaped Lid of a Burial Urn, slip paint (2009.20.109) AD 1000–1500, earthenware (2009.20.214A) Nasca, Dish with Bean Imagery, AD 200–300, Colombian, Body of a Burial Urn, AD 1000–1500, earthenware, burnished slip paint (2009.20.110) earthenware (2009.20.214B) Colima, Conch Shell Trumpet Effigy, 300 BC–AD 200, Guatemalan, Eccentric, AD 250–850, flint earthenware, white slip or ground (2009.20.235) (2009.20.111) Olmec, Spherical Beads and Canine(?) Effigy Bead, Nayarit, Seated Figure with Dog, 300 BC–AD 200, 1200–900 BC, jadeite (?) (2009.20.237) earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.112) Guanacaste-Nicoya, Tubular Pendant Bead, AD 1–500 (?), Maya, Seated Male Figure, AD 550–850, earthenware, jadeite (?) (2009.20.238) post-fire paint (2009.20.113) Peruvian, Warrior Effigy, n.d., wood, shell, copper alloy Moche, Pregnant Woman Effigy Bottle, AD 300–600, (2009.20.242) earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.115) Panamanian, Frog Effigy Pendant, AD 700–1520, cast Moche, Pregnant Woman Effigy Bottle, AD 100–600, gold alloy (2009.20.250) earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.116) Maya, Tubular Bead, AD 250–850, green stone Chorrera, Effigy Bowl, 1200–300 BC, earthenware, (2009.20.258) burnished slip paint (2009.20.117) Costa Rican, Crocodile Effigy Pendant, n.d., green stone Mexican, Effigy Celt, n.d., jadeite (?) (2009.20.119) (2009.20.273) Chorrera, Zoomorph Effigy, 1200–300 BC (?), green Olmec, Ritual Celt, 1200–600 BC, green stone stone (2009.20.120) (2009.20.288) Jama-Coaque, Snuff Tray, 300 BC–AD 600, Guatemalan, Mask, AD 250–850 (?), jadeite earthenware (2009.20.126) (2009.20.298) Ecuadorian, Human Figure Effigy, n.d., stone Mexican, Pectoral, n.d., gold alloy (2009.20.301) (2009.20.128)

20 Acquisitions The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mexican, Human Effigy Flute, n.d., burnished Mexican, Seated Figure, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware earthenware (2009.20.132) (2009.20.155) Mexican, Ballgame Performer, 100 BC–AD 300, Moche, Warrior Effigy Bottle, AD 300–600, burnished earthenware, slip paint in red, black, and white earthenware, shell inlay (2009.20.156) (2009.20.133) Mexican, Effigy Celt, n.d., stone (2009.20.157) Mexican, Ballgame Performer, 100 BC–AD 300, Peruvian, Chirimoya (?) Effigy Bottle, 600–200 BC, earthenware, slip paint in red, black, and white earthenware with incising (2009.20.158) (2009.20.134) Mexican, Effigy Celt, n.d., stone (2009.20.159) Mexican, Anthropomorphic Tubular Duct Flute, Mexican, Temple Model, 300 BC–AD 500 (?), stone AD 600–900, earthenware, traces of post-fire (2009.20.160) paint (2009.20.135) Nayarit, Figure of Authority, 300 BC–AD 200, Colima, Pregnant Female Figure, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.161) earthenware, incising (2009.20.136) Huastec, Female Ballplayer Figurine, 800–1300, Veracruz, Zoomorphic Effigy Tubular Duct Flute, earthenware, bituminous black paint AD 600–900, earthenware (2009.20.137) (2009.20.162) Colima, Anthropomorphic Tubular Duct Flute, 300 BC– Nayarit, Seated Male Figure, 300 BC–AD 200 (?), AD 200, partially burnished earthenware, traces of earthenware, slip paint, with incising (2009.20.163) post-fire paint (blue and white) (2009.20.138) Colima, Figure Carrying Jars Effigy, 200 BC–AD 300, Veracruz, Man-Bird Effigy Ocarina, AD 600–900, burnished earthenware (2009.20.164) earthenware, black paint (2009.20.139) Huastec, Female Ballplayer Figurine, AD 300–800, Tairona, Ritual Object (Scepter?), AD 900–1600, jadeite earthenware (2009.20.165) (?) (2009.20.140) Colima, Seated Male Effigy Vessel, 200 BC–AD 300, Tairona, Ornament, AD 900–1600, jadeite (?) burnished earthenware (2009.20.166) (2009.20.141) Colima, Seated Shaman (?) Effigy Vessel, 200 BC–AD 300, Tairona, Ritual Object (Scepter?), AD 900–1600, earthenware, burnished slip (2009.20.167) green stone (2009.20.142) Nayarit, Seated Woman, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware, Jalisco, Seated Figure, 300 BC–AD 200 (?), burnished slip paint, negative-resist painting, with incising earthenware (2009.20.143) (2009.20.168) Jalisco, Seated Male Shaman Figure, 300 BC–AD 200 (?), Chupícuaro, Footed Dish, 300 BC–AD 100, burnished earthenware (2009.20.144) earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.169) Inca, Shell Effigy Pectoral, AD 1400–1534, earthenware Costa Rican, Metate, AD 900–1500, stone (2009.20.145) (2009.20.170) Chupícuaro, Tripod Dish, 300 BC–AD 100, burnished Costa Rican, Effigy Metate (Grinding Stone), earthenware (2009.20.146) AD 700–1550, volcanic stone (2009.20.171) Maya, Bell Pendants, AD 850–1521, copper alloy Jalisco, Ballgame (?) Performer, 300 BC–AD 200, (2009.20.147.1) earthenware, traces of black paint (2009.20.172) Maya, Bell Pendants, AD 850–1521, copper alloy Colima, Female Figurine, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware (2009.20.147.2) (2009.20.173) Maya, Bell Pendants, AD 850–1521, copper alloy Colima, Female Figurine, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware, (2009.20.147.3) slip paint (2009.20.174) Jalisco, Howling Dog Effigy, 300 BC–AD 200, Jalisco, Ballgame (?) Performer, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware, white slip (2009.20.148) earthenware, traces of black paint (2009.20.175) Carchí, Spherical Vessel, AD 750–1250, earthenware, Colima, Dog Effigy Vessel, 300 BC–AD 200, burnished slip paint, negative resist decoration (2009.20.150) earthenware (2009.20.176) Guanacaste-Nicoya, Tripod Vessel, AD 800–1200, Colima, Dog Effigy Vessel, 100 BC–AD 300, earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.151) burnished earthenware (2009.20.178) Chupícuaro, Female Figure, 300 BC–AD 100, Jalisco, Woman with Vessel, 300 BC–AD 100, earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.152) burnished earthenware (2009.20.180) Chupícuaro, Female (?) Figure, 300 BC–AD 100, Colima, Seated Female Effigy Vessel with Tall Spout, 200 earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.153) BC–AD 300, burnished earthenware (2009.20.181) Colima, Seated Female (?) Figure, 300 BC–AD 200, Ecuadorian, Head, 300 BC–AD 600, earthenware, earthenware (2009.20.154) emerald (2009.20.182)

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Acquisitions 21 Mexican, Head from Female Figure, 1200–900 BC, Zapotec, Tripod Vessel, AD 300–700, earthenware burnished earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.183) (2009.20.93) Mexican, Head from Ritual Performer Figure, Diquís, Tripod Vessel, AD 1000–1500, earthenware AD 600–800, earthenware (2009.20.184) (2009.20.94) Olmec, Head from a Figure, 1200–900 BC, Colima, Effigy Ocarina, 300 BC–AD 200, earthenware (2009.20.185) earthenware (2009.20.95) Colima, Seated Male Effigy Vessel, AD 100–900, Tembladera, Stirrup-spout Bottle, 600–200 BC, earthenware, burnished slip (2009.20.187) burnished earthenware (2009.20.96) Guanacaste-Nicoya, Tripod Vessel, AD 300–500, Wari, Trophy-Head Effigy Vessel, AD 500–800, earthenware, burnished slip paint, with incising earthenware, burnished slip paint (2009.20.97) (2009.20.189) Mexican, Tripod Vessel, n.d., earthenware, red pigment Maya, Slit Drum, AD 1350–1521, wood (possibly sapote) (2009.20.98) (2009.20.193) Mexican, Tripod Vessel, n.d., earthenware, red pigment Maya, Miniature Stela, 810, limestone (2009.20.196) (2009.20.99) Moche, Ornament, 100 BC–AD 600, gold alloy (2009.20.71) Gift of John G. Bourne, 2014 Panamanian, Human Effigy Pendant, n.d., cast gold Mixteca-Puebla, Xochipili (?) Effigy, AD 1200–1521, alloy (2009.20.72) earthenware, paint (2009.20.197) Quimbaya, Tubular Bead Necklace and Emerald Pendant, Aztec, Maize Deity, AD 1400–1521, volcanic stone, 100 BC–AD 1000, gold alloy, emerald (2009.20.75) traces of red pigment (2009.20.199) Tolima, Rock Crystal Beads and Gold Pendants Necklace, Mexican, Xiuhtecuhtli (?) Effigy Incense Burner, n.d., AD 900–1600, gold, rock crystal (2009.20.76) stone, traces of red pigment (2009.20.200) Coclé, Frog Effigy Pendant, AD 700–1500, gold alloy Aztec, Tlaloc Sculpture, AD 1400–1521, volcanic stone, (2009.20.77) traces of white and red, blue, and green Colombian, Frog Effigy Pendant, AD 900–1550, gold pigments (2009.20.201) (2009.20.78) Panamanian, Pedestal Dish, AD 600–800, Peruvian, Adornment, n.d., gilded brass (2009.20.79) earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.205) Peruvian, Adornment, n.d., gilded brass (2009.20.80) Chupícuaro, Bowl, 300 BC–AD 100, earthenware, slip Coclé, Shamanic Effigy Pendant, AD 700–1520, cast paint in red, white and black (2009.20.209) gold alloy (2009.20.81) Costa Rican, Tripod Vessel, AD 300–700, earthenware, Panamanian, Avian Pendant, n.d., gold alloy with burnishing at lip (2009.20.210) (2009.20.82) Veracruz, Ritual Dancer Ocarina (Vessel Flute), Panamanian, Shaman Effigy Pendant, AD 900–1600, AD 600–800, earthenware (2009.20.211) cast gold alloy (2009.20.83) Colima, Seated Figure, 100 BC–AD 300, burnished Panamanian, Crocodile Effigy Lime Dipper, n.d., gold earthenware (2009.20.212) alloy (2009.20.84) Colima, Squash-shaped Vessel, 200 BC–AD 300, Peruvian, Necklace, n.d., gold alloy (2009.20.85) earthenware, burnished slip (2009.20.213) Panamanian, Necklace with Shamanic Effigy Pendant, Colombian, Burial Urn, AD 1000–1600, earthenware, AD 700–1520, cast gold alloy (2009.20.86) traces of white ground and yellow pigment Coclé, Tubular Bead Necklace, AD 700–1550, gold alloy (2009.20.215) (2009.20.88.1) Colombian, Top of a Burial Urn, AD 1000–1600, Coclé, Tubular Bead Necklace, AD 700–1550, gold alloy earthenware, traces of white ground and yellow (2009.20.88.2A–B) pigment (2009.20.215A) Peruvian, Beaker with Human Face, n.d., silver alloy Colombian, Body of a Burial Urn, AD 1000–1600, (2009.20.89) earthenware, traces of white ground and yellow Nasca, Libation Vessel (Qero), AD 550–650, pigment (2009.20.215B) earthenware, burnished slip paint (2009.20.90) Colima, Ritual Performers Effigy Incense Burner, Peruvian, Drinking Vessel (Qero), AD 500–800, AD 900–1200, earthenware, post-fire paint earthenware, burnished slip paint (2009.20.91) (yellow) (2009.20.217) Costa Rican, Human Effigy Ocarina, AD 200–500, Chancay, Libation Vessel (Qero), AD 1000–1470, earthenware, slip paint (2009.20.92) silver (2009.20.218)

22 Acquisitions The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Chancay, Libation Vessel (Qero), AD 1000–1470, Gift of Yoshie Shinomoto, 2013 silver (2009.20.219) Thai, Tiered Stand for Buddha Images with a Painted Olmec, Tripod Dish, 900–600 BC, burnished Scene of the Culamani Chedi, 2nd half 19th century, earthenware (2009.20.220) painted and gilded wood and glass (63.5) Maya, Skull Effigy Pendant, 300 BC–AD 100, burnished earthenware (2009.20.221) Mexican, Seated Male Figure with Incense Burner, Museum Purchases AD 600–900, earthenware (2009.20.222) Museum purchase by exchange, 2013 Guanacaste-Nicoya, Human Face Pendant, 500 BC–AD 500, green stone (2009.20.223) Sesson Shukei, Eight Views of Xiao and Xiang (Shosho Guatemalan, Eccentric, AD 250–850, flint Hakkei), 1504–1589, ink on paper (35.307) (2009.20.224) Soga Shohaku, Lan-Ting Pavilion, ca. 1760, Mexican, Female Performer Holding Drum and Striker ink on paper (35.308) or Rattle, AD 100–1521, earthenware (paint) Tawaraya Sotatsu, Ise Monogatari Leaf, ca. 1600, (2009.20.225) ink, pigments, and gold on paper (35.309) Chupícuaro, Female Figurine, 300–100 BC, Sakaki Hyakusen, Landscape, ca. 1750, earthenware, post-fire paint (red) (2009.20.226) ink on paper (35.310) Tairona, Solar Effigy Ocarina, AD 1000–1550, burnished Ike Taiga, Landscape, ca. 1770–1779, pigments on paper earthenware, with incising (2009.20.227) (35.311) Olmec, Ballplayer Figure, 900–600 BC, jadeite Tokuyama Gyokuran, Landscape, ca. 1770–1779, (2009.20.228) pigments on paper (35.312) Mexican, Pectoral (Ritual Object), n.d., jadeite (?) Aoki Mokubei, Landscape, ca. 1810, ink and pigments (2009.20.229) on paper (35.313)

Gift of Rachel Zucker in honor of Gary Vikan, 2013 German, Pendant with a Prancing Horse, 1600–1625, gold, enamel, diamonds, rubies, pearls (44.994)

Gift of Rev. R. K. Le Fleur, 2014 Ethiopian, Leaf from a Hagiographical Manuscript, ca. 16th century, ink and paint on parchment (w.927) Ethiopian, Leaf from a Hagiographical Manuscript, ca. 16th century, ink and paint on parchment (w.928) Ethiopian, Leaf from a Hagiographical Manuscript, ca. 16th century, ink and paint on parchment (w.929) Ethiopian, Prayer Scroll, 19th century, ink and paint on parchment (w.930) Ethiopian, Manuscript of Hymns for the Ritual, 19th century, ink on parchment bound between wood covered with leather (w.931)

Gift of Stephen W. Fisher in memory of Kenneth A. Willaman, 2013 Hattori Tadasaburo, One of a Pair of Vases Decorated with Blue and White Ceramic Designs, ca. 1900, cloi- sonné enamel with silver wire over metal (44.993.1) Hattori Tadasaburo, One of a Pair of Vases Decorated with Blue and White Ceramic Designs, ca. 1900, cloi- sonné enamel with silver wire over metal (44.993.2)

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Staff Research

Publications

The Betsy and Robert Feinberg Collection: Essays in Honor of William R. Johnston Japanese Ceramics for the Twenty-first Century (The Journal of the Walters Art Museum, Robert Mintz with contributions by Betsy Feinberg vol. 70–71, 2012–2013) and Joan B. Mirviss Edited by Robert Mintz Ceramics have played an important role in the artis- Seventeen essays by friends and colleagues of William tic and daily life of Japan for thousands of years. The R. Johnston, curator of eighteenth- and nineteenth- last century, however, has witnessed an extraordinary century art at the Walters for more than forty years, efflorescence in the art of Japanese ceramics, giving celebrate Johnston’s remarkable exhibitions, acquisitions, rise to exquisite and diverse works ranging from rough and publications over the course of his career. Topics stoneware to delicate porcelain and from utilitarian range from a fourteenth-century Crucifixion painting objects to highly imaginative works that unite the arts to late nineteenth-century paintings, enamels, jewelry, of sculpture, painting, poetry, and philosophy. and glassware. This catalog presents one of the finest collections of these contemporary ceramics, brought together over Publication of the Journal of the Walters Art Museum is made the course of thirty years by Betsy and Robert Feinberg. possible through the support of The Andrew W. Mellon Fund More than 160 pieces by 100 artists showcase a stun- for Scholarly Research and Publications, the Sara Finnegan ning diversity of styles, unified by their engagement Lycett Publishing Endowment, and the Francis D. Murnaghan, with Japan’s long tradition of . Jr., Fund for Scholarly Publications.

The Walters Art Museum: Year in RevIEw 2013–2014 25 Staff Research and Pamela Betts, Associate Conservator, Paintings Professional Activities Invited lectures Martina Bagnoli, Andrew W. Mellon Curator in “From Rock to Canvas: An Italian Trecento Fresco Charge of and Manuscripts Fragment in the Walters Art Museum.” In special Publications session, Material , at the International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan. “A Crucifixion by Naddo Ceccarelli.” Journal of the Walters May 8–11, 2014 Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 15–24 with Kristin deGhetaldi, Zachary Voras, Eric Gordon, “Bentivoglio Bible.” In Sanctity Pictured: The Art of the Glenn Gates, Karen French, and Thomas P. Beebe, Jr. Dominican and Franciscan Orders in Renaissance Italy. Exh. “A Closer Look at Early Italian Panel Paintings: Imag- cat., Nashville: Frist Center for the Visual Arts, edited ing Cross-sectional Paint Samples from the Walters by Trinita Kennedy, 104–5. New York: I. B. Tauris, 2014 Art Museum.” Presentation at the RATS (Research and “The Flowering.” Review of L’Apogée, 1190–1215, Corpus des Technical Studies) working group of the Forty-second Émaux Meridionaux, vol. 2, edited by Élisabeth Antoine Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Conserva- and Danielle Gaborit-Chopin (Paris 2011). Art History 37, tion, San Francisco, California, May 2014 no. 3 (2014): 566–68

Review of A Wider Trecento: Studies in Thirteenth- and Johanna Biehler, Head of Graphic Design Fourteenth-Century European Art Presented to Julian Gard- Teaching ner, edited by Louise Bourdua and Robert Gibbs (Leiden: Instructor, Flex Design Workshop, Maryland Institute Brill, 2012). Speculum 88, no. 3 (2013): 765–66 Collection of the Arts, Baltimore, Maryland, spring 2014 Invited Lectures Kate Blanch, Administrator of Museum “Medieval Art at the Walters Art Museum: Past and Databases Present.” Eighty-ninth Annual Meeting of the Medieval Professional Activities Academy of America, Los Angeles, California, April 2014 Peer reviewer for the Institute for Museum and Library “A Sense of Beauty: Medieval Art, the Five Senses, and Services’ Museums for America grants, March 2014 the Art Museum.” In Knowing Bodies, Passionate Souls: Sense Perceptions in Byzantium: Byzantine Spring Sympo- Diane Bockrath, Archivist / Librarian sium, Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Invited Lectures Washington, D.C., April 2014 with Ariel Tabritha. “Visibility for Special Collections: Professional Activities An Audience of Two Billion.” Digital Maryland 2014 Member, Board of Directors and Membership and Conference, Free Library, Baltimore, Development Committee, International Center of Maryland, March 7, 2014 Medieval Art Professional Activities Reviewer for Search Committee, Max-Plankt Institut, Voting member, Washington Art Library Resources Biblioteca Hertziana, Rome Committee

Kathleen Basham, Chief Operating Officer Ashley Boycher, Associate Exhibition Designer Professional Activities Teaching Board Treasurer, Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance Exhibition Design Studio III, Corcoran College of Art + Board Treasurer, Baltimore Clayworks Design, Washington, D.C., fall 2013 Exhibit Design Studio Elective, Towson University, Towson, Danielle Bennett, Associate Registrar Maryland, spring 2014 Professional Activities Member, ARCS (Association of Registrars and Collections Specialists) Education Committee

26 Staff Research The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Jo Briggs, Assistant Curator of Meg Craft, Head of Objects Conservation 18th- and 19th-Century Art Publications Publications with Glenn Gates. “The Tiffany Iris Analyzed.” Journal of “Ballads and Balloon Ascents: Reconnecting the Popular the Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 128–32 and the Didactic in 1851.” Victorian Studies [Special Invited lectures Issue: Papers and Responses from the Tenth Annual Conference of the North American Victorian Studies Salts in Ceramics. Winterthur/University of Delaware Association] 55, no. 2 (Winter 2013): 253–66 Conservation Program, November 12, 2013

“The Making of a Pre-Raphaelite Icon: G.C. Williamson Teaching and Walters 38.419.” Journal of the Walters Art Museum Filling and Inpainting Ceramics. Conservation Program, 70–71 (2012–2013): 79–88 New York University, Institute of Fine Arts, October 2013

Review of Janice Carlisle, “Picturing Reform in Victo- with Terry Drayman-Weisser. Introductory Metals Block. rian Britain.” Victorian Studies 56, no. 4 (Summer 2014): Winterthur / University of Delaware Conservation Train- 699–700 ing Program, 2014

Invited Lectures with John Kovasckitz. Inpainting Ceramics. Winterthur / “The Daguerreotyped Crowd: The Photograph as University of Delaware Conservation Training Program, Evidence and Metaphor in 1848.” Eleventh Annual February–April 2014 Conference of the North American Victorian Studies with Joelle Wickens and Michael Henry. General Survey Association, Pasadena, California, October 23–27, 2013 Practices. Winterthur / University of Delaware Conserva- Participant in Colloquy, “Stepping Outside the Artist’s tion Training Program, May 14–15, 2014 Studio: Landscape and the Oil Sketch, ca. 1780–1830.” Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Terry Drayman-Weisser, Dorothy Wagner Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., May 12–13, 2014 Wallis Director of Conservation and Technical Research Jacqueline T. Copeland, Deputy Director Publications for Audience Engagement with Jennifer Mass. “A Preliminary Technical Study of Invited Lectures White-Ground Enamelware from Velikii Ustiug.” Journal “Not Your Grandmother’s Art History.” Maryland of the Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 121–26 Institute College of Art, Baltimore, Maryland, June 2014 with Glenn Gates and Susan La Niece. “A Shrine Reunit- Teaching ed? The Collaborative, Scientific Study of Two Reliquary Panels from the Walters Art Museum and the British “The Harlem Renaissance: A Modernist Collaboration Museum.” In Matter of Faith: An Interdisciplinary Study of of Literature, Art, Music, Film and Dance. ” Towson and Veneration in the Medieval Period (British University, Towson, Maryland, fall 2013 and spring 2014 Museum Research Publications 195), edited by James Professional Activities Robinson and Lloyd de Beer, with Anna Harnden, 116– 25. London: Press, 2014 Member (by appointment), Fine Arts Advisory Panel, State of Maryland, Department of Education with Amy Marquardt, Eric M. Breitung, Glenn Gates, Gary W. Rubloff, and R.J. Phaneuf, “Characterization of Member, Board of Trustees, Arts Every Day Atomic Layer Deposited Films as Diffusion Barriers for Member, Board of Observers, Muhlenberg College, Silver Art Objects.” Electro-Chemical Society Transactions Allentown, Pennsylvania 58 (2013): 277–86

Member, Higher Education in Art Task Force Teaching Member of the Advisory Panel, National Postal Museum, Metals Class. Conservation Center, School of Fine Arts, Washington, D.C. New York University, 2014

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Staff Research 27 Ivory Class. Winterthur / University of Delaware Conser- with Terry Drayman-Weisser and Susan La Niece. “A vation Training Program, 2014 Shrine Reunited? The Collaborative, Scientific Study of Two Reliquary Panels from the Walters Art Museum with Meg Craft. Introductory Metals Block. Winter- and the British Museum.” In Matter of Faith: An Interdis- thur / University of Delaware Conservation Training ciplinary Study of Relics and Relic Veneration in the Medieval Program, 2014 Period (British Museum Research Publications 195), Patent Application edited by James Robinson and Lloyd de Beer, with Anna Protective Coatings for Cultural Heritage Objects Harnden, 116–25. London: British Museum Press, 2014 (National Science Foundation–funded research). with Amy Marquardt, Eric M. Breitung, Terry Drayman- Weisser, Gary W. Rubloff, and R.J. Phaneuf, “Character- Professional Activities ization of Atomic Layer Deposited Films as Diffusion Academic Affairs Committee, Winterthur Museum, Barriers for Silver Art Objects.” Electro-Chemical Society Winterthur, Delaware Transactions 58 (2013): 277–86 Board of International Council of Museums, United Invited Lectures States Poster presentation at Material Science and Technology Collections and Program Committee, Hillwood Estate, 13. Montreal, October 2013 Museum, and Gardens, Washington, D.C. Co-organizer, “Using X-Rays to Analyze Cultural Heri- Museum Committee of the Maryland Historical Society, tage.” Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource, Palo Baltimore, Maryland Alto, California, October 2013

Karen French, Senior Conservator, Paintings Invited participant. A New Model for Scientific Research on Cultural Heritage: Joint U.S.-Netherlands Workshop on Invited Lectures Integrated Collaborative Research on Technical Art His- “An Historical Overview of Panel Paintings and Their tory, Conservation, and Scientific Research. Metropolitan Structural Treatments at the Walters Art Museum.” Museum of Art, New York, April 2014 Joint Paintings Specialty Group and Wooden Artifacts Group, 42nd American Institute for Conservation Invited participant. International Congress on the Applica- Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, May 2014 tion of Raman Spectroscopy in Art and Archeology, Ljubljana, Slovenia, September 2014 with Pamela Betts, Kristin deGhetaldi, Zachary Voras, Eric Gordon, Glenn Gates, and Thomas P. Beebe, Jr. “A Professional Activities Closer Look at Early Italian Panel Paintings: Imaging Vice chair, Art, Archaeology, and Conservation Science Cross-sectional Paint Samples from the Walters Art Division, American Ceramic Society Museum.” Presentation at the RATS (Research and Technical Studies) working group of the Forty-second Eric Gordon, Head of Paintings Conservation Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Conserva- Publications tion, San Francisco, California, May 2014 “Restoring Balance: Reintegrating a Damaged Sky in Training ’s La Terrasse de Saint-Germain.” Journal of the FAIC Individual Professional Development Scholarship, Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 126–28 Advanced Structural Panel Training, Metropolitan Invited Lectures Museum of Art, New York “The Enigmatic View of an Ideal City: A Renaissance Panel Reveals Its Secrets.” Painting Techniques, History, Materials Glenn Gates, Conservation Scientist and Studio Practice, The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Publications Netherlands, September 18–20, 2013 “Discovering the Material Secrets of Art: Tools of with Pamela Betts, Kristin deGhetaldi, Zachary Voras, Cultural Heritage Science.” American Ceramic Society Glenn Gates, Karen French, and Thomas P. Beebe, Jr. Bulletin 93, no. 7 (2014): 20–27 “A Closer Look at Early Italian Panel Paintings: Imaging with Meg Craft. “The Tiffany Iris Analyzed.” Journal of the Cross-sectional Paint Samples from the Walters Art Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 128–32 Museum.” Presentation at the RATS (Research and

28 Staff Research The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Technical Studies) working group of the Forty-second “Visibly Foreign, Visibly Female: The Eroticization of Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Conserva- Zan-i Farangi in Seventeenth-Century Iranian Painting.” tion, San Francisco, California, May 2014 In and Sexuality in Islamic Art, edited by Francesca Leoni and Mika Natif, 99–130. Burlington: Ashgate, Lynley Herbert, Robert and Nancy Hall Assistant 2013 Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts with Theo Maarten van Lint. “Armenian Merchant Publications Patronage of New Julfa’s Sacred Spaces.” In Sacred Pre- “Le toucher de l’Evêque: Tracer les actes de dévotion cinct: The Religious Architecture of Non-Muslim Communities dans les Evangiles de Sainte-Croix de Poitiers.” Cahiers across the Islamic World, edited by Mohammad Gharipour, de civilisation médiéval 55 (2013): 541–57 308–33. Leiden and : Brill, 2014

Invited Lectures with Theo Maarten Van Lint. “Sacred and Religious Objects.” In A Legacy of Armenian Treasures: Testimony to “Bare Skin: Blank Parchment as Conveyer of Meaning a People, edited by Edmond Y. Azadian and Sylvie Merian, in Medieval Manuscripts.” Forty-ninth International 235–89. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2013 Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan, May 2014 Invited Lectures “Safavid Views of Christian Images: An Initial Look at Joy Heyrman, Deputy Director, the Written and Visual Record.” In Text, Image, Form: Museum Advancement Intersections of Literary Representation and Material Culture Professional Activities in Persianate Contexts. Program in Middle Eastern Board member, Mount Vernon Place Conservancy Studies, Wellesley College, Wellesley, , February 24, 2014 Dylan Kinnett, Manager, Web and Social Media Panel participant. “Illustrating the Persian Book.” In Illus- Professional Activities trating the Persian Book: The Happy Marriage of Literary and Leader, roundtable discussion on nonprofit communica- Visual Narrative. Roshan Institute for Persian Studies and tions, Great Baltimore Technology Council Think-a-Thon, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., March 27, 2014 May 2014 Julie Lauffenburger, Assistant Director of Amanda Kodeck, Assistant Director of Conservation and Technical Research and William Education and Public Programs B. Ziff, Jr., Conservator of Objects Professional Activities Publications Board member, Museum Education, Maryland Art “When Due Diligence Isn’t Enough: Case Materials Education Association Revisited.” E-publication of poster delivered at the Forty-second Annual Meeting of the American Institute Amy Landau, Associate Curator of for Conservation and Technical Research, San Francisco, Islamic Art and Manuscripts California, 2013 Publications Conferences “Babur and His Retinue” (catalog entry). In Yoga: The Art Convenor, Second Annual Walters Research Forum of Transformation, edited by Debra Diamond and Molly on the Ancient Americas: Jade in the Americas: History, Emma Aitken, 180–83. Washington, D.C.: Arthur M. Sources, and Techniques, December 12, 2013 Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, 2013 Professional Activities “Ceramics.” In A Legacy of Armenian Treasures: Testimony to a People, edited by Edmond Y. Azadian and Sylvie Merian, Associate Editor, Journal of the American Institute for 69–93. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2013 Conservation of Artistic and Historical Artifacts

“Reconfiguring the Northern European Print to Depict Alumni Board, Art Conservation Program, State Uni- Sacred History at the Persian Court.” In Mediating Neth- versity of New York at Buffalo erlandish Art and Material Culture in Asia, edited by Michael North, 66–82. Amsterdam University Press, 2014

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Staff Research 29 Ashley Mancinelli, Manager of Gift Planning “A Technical Study of Ancient Chinese Jades from the and Major Gifts Harvard Art Museums: Project Methodology, Discov- Professional Activities eries and Problems. Second Annual Walters Research Forum on the Ancient Americas: Jade in the Americas: Board member, Chesapeake Planned Giving Council History, Sources, and Techniques, December 12, 2013

Julia Marciari-Alexander, Executive Director Elissa O’Loughlin, Senior Conservator, Professional Activities Books and Paper Board of Directors, Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance Publications Councilor, Maryland Council for the Arts “Our Mr. Anderson.” Journal of the Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): 137–42 Alice McAuliffe, Manager, Retail Operations Professional Activities Brittany Powell, Senior Education Coordinator Museum Store Association, National Local Chapters Invited Lectures Task Force Panel on careers in museums and art history–related fields, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, Robert Mintz, Chief Curator and Mr. and Mrs. Maryland, 2014 Thomas Quincy Scott Curator of Asian Art Professional Activities Publications Executive Board, Maryland Art Education Association Japanese Ceramics for the Twenty-First Century: The Betsy and Robert Feinberg Collection. Baltimore: Walters Art Museum, 2013 Abigail Quandt, Head of Book and Paper Conservation Volume editor. Journal of the Walters Art Museum 70–71 (2012–2013): Essays in Honor of William R. Johnston Publications With Guadalupe Piñar, Katja Sterflinger, Jörg Ettenauer, Invited Lectures and Flavia Pinzari, “A Combined Approach to Assess the “Kyoto, Japan’s Imperial City.” Four-part lecture with Microbial Contamination of the Archimedes Palimpsest,” Dr. Julie Oakes, Smithsonian Resident Associates, Microbial Ecology 68, no. 2 (2014) Washington D.C., 2013 Invited Lectures Professional Activities with Flavia Pinzari and Piero Colaizzi. “Microscopical Royal Asiatic Society: in Shanghai Journal Advisory Findings and Archeological Hypothesis on the Codex Committee Purpureus Rossanensis.” In Codex Purpureus Rossanensis: Storia, diagnostica e conservazione. Rome, Accademia Ariel O’Connor, Assistant Conservator, Objects Nazionale dei Lincei, Palazzo Corsini, April 28–29, 2014

Publications “Fire, Fungus, and Forgeries: Conservation of the Archi- with Larry Becker and Donna Strahan. “Technical Ob­­ medes Palimpsest.” Conference on the opening of the servations on Casting Technology in First-Millennium exhibition Lost and Found: The Secrets of Archimedes, Hun- Cambodia, , and Vietnam.” In John Guy, ed., tington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens, Lost Kingdoms: Hindu-Buddhist Sculpture of Early Southeast San Marino, California, May 2014 Asia, 267–70. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2014 Rebecca Sinel, Manager, Family and Invited Lectures Community Programs “Casting and Inlay Technology in Ancient Chinese Professional Activities Ceremonial Weapons.” Harvard Art Museums 2014 Peer reviewer for the IMLS Museums for America grants, Baird Fellowship Lecture Series (May 2014) March 2014

30 Staff Research The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Joaneath Spicer, James A. Murnaghan Curator of Tony Venne, Graphic Designer Renaissance and Baroque Art Invited lecture Publications Panelist, “Possible Paths.” Digital Harbor Foundation, “What’s behind the (in the Walters Art Baltimore, Maryland, November 2013 Museum)?” Journal of the Walters Art Museum 70–71 Teaching (2012–2013): 39–42 Typography I, Maryland Institute Collection of Art, Review of Natasha T. Seaman, The Religious Paintings Baltimore, Maryland, Fall 2013 of Hendrick Ter Brugghen: Reinventing Christian Painting after the Reformation in Utrecht (Burlington, VT: Ashgate, Introduction to Graphic Design, Maryland Institute Collec- 2012), in Renaissance Quarterly 66, no. 3 (fall 2013): 991–93 tion of Art, Baltimore, Maryland, Spring 2014

Invited lectures Professional Activities “Michelangelo and His Black African Models: Testing Advisor, Curatorial Practice Practicum Advisory Com­ Convention.” University of Maryland Baltimore County, mittee, Maryland Institute Collection of Art, Baltimore, Medieval and Early Modern Studies Colloquium, Maryland, 2013–2014 February 19, 2014 Guest trustee, Awesome Foundation, August 2013

“Expanding the Reach of the Walters’ Seventeenth- Advisor, ICA Baltimore, 2014 Century Chamber of Wonders.” Museology program, Istituto Lorenzo de Medici, Florence, March 2014

“The Personification of in Cesare Ripa’s Iconologia (1603).” Paper presented at a Session on Personification at the annual meeting of the Renaissance Society of America, New York, N.Y., March 2014

“Visiting the Walters’ Chamber of Wonders Online.” Codart (Curators of Dutch and Flemish Art), Amster- dam, March 2014

“Context Is Everything.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Historians of Netherlandish Art, Boston, Massachusetts, May 2014

Teaching Seminar on curatorial decisionmaking. Museology program (MA), Instituto Lorenzo de Medici, Florence, March 2014

Professional Activities Advisory board, Historians of Netherlandish Art

Ariel Tabritha, Digitization Specialist Invited lecture with Diane Bockrath. “Visibility for Special Collections: An Audience of Two Billion.” Digital Maryland 2014 Conference, , March 7, 2014

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Donors

The Walters Art Museum acknowledges with gratitude the generous donors to the museum’s operations and programs in FY 2014 (July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014).

Government Founders’ Circle ($10,000–$24,999) City of Baltimore, Mayor, and City Council Anonymous Citizens of Baltimore County Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Bain Carroll County Government & Carroll County Arts The Bozzuto Family Charitable Fund Council Mr. & Mrs. H. Ward Classen Howard County Government & Howard County Arts The Cordish Family Foundation Council The Georgia and Michael de Havenon Fund Howard County Executive Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Flynn & Maryland State Legislature Mr. & Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Maryland State Arts Council The Himmelrich Family Fund The Historic Textile Research Foundation The Betty Huse MD Charitable Foundation Individual and Mrs. Mary B. Hyman Foundation Donors The J. M. Kaplan Fund Presidents Club ($50,000+) The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. The William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund The Jane B. and Robert E. Meyerhoff Fund / Mr. & Mrs. The Bernard Family Neil A. Meyerhoff The Feinberg Foundation, Inc. / Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bailey Morris-Eck & C. Franklin Eck, Jr. Feinberg Dr. James D. Parker Mr. Robert E. Hall Mr. & Mrs. William L. Paternotte Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Lynn & Phillip Rauch Mrs. Andrea B. Laporte Mr. & Mrs. George K. Reynolds III Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead The Roche Family Foundation, Inc. Adena & David Testa Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Rogers Dr. & Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Benefactor ($25,000–$49,999) The Van Dyke Family Foundation / Mr. & Mrs. Peter The Richard and Rosalee Davison Foundation, Inc. Van Dyke Kris Anne & Michael Gitlin The Wieler Family Foundation The Harry L. Gladding Foundation, Inc. / Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Wiese Neal D. Borden The Jane and Michael Glick Philanthropic Fund Henry and William Walters Circle Ms. Vinita Gupta & Mr. Brij M. Sharma ($5,000–$9,999) Ms. Jennifer Hopkins Ms. Beth M. Arman & Dr. Robert M. Mintz Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff & Ms. Rheda Becker Calvin H. Baker & Lidia Paz-Baker Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rockwell The Heidi & Brian Berghuis Charitable Gift Fund The Selz Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. The Witt/Hoey Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Adam W. Borden

The Walters Art Museum: Year in RevIEw 2013–2014 33 The Frank D. Brown Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Mathias J. DeVito Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting The Doctrow Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Calvert Drs. William G. & Elke F. Durden The Caplan Family Foundation, Inc. Rosemary & Jack Eck Mr. Stiles T. Colwill & Mr. Jonathan Gargiulo Peter & Christine Espenshade Mr. & Mrs. Beverley C. Compton, Jr. Kathleen & William Farley The Jane and Worth B. Daniels, Jr. Fund Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. Ferguson The H. Chace & Helen S. Davis Fund Mr. Stephen W. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dellheim The Gamble Gillison Family Fund Nancy L. Dorman & Stanley Mazaroff Ms. Jean Geesey Mr. & Mrs. John W. Dwyer Lenora Genovese & Bradley Siersdorfer The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Austin H. George The Nelson and Sara Fishman Family Foundation / Gail Mrs. W. H. Holden Gibbs & Jonathan Fishman and Sara & Nelson Fishman Mr. & Mrs. David R. Giroux Ms. Susan Ginkel & Mr. Christopher Lee Ms. Brigid Goody Dr. & Mrs. J. Woodford Howard, Jr. The James & Patricia Goodyear Family Foundation Ms. Shirley Z. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. H. Thorne Gould Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Lacovara The Louis H. Gross Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. McCreadie Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. W. Haines Mary Kathryn & Charles J. Nabit The Hecht-Levi Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John M. Nehra Joy & Jack Heyrman The Perkins Improvement Fund / William H. Perkins Ms. Toney Hopkins Dr. & Mrs. Richard N. Pierson III The A.C. & Penney Hubbard Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Pinto III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Immelt Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sasser Brigitte & Nelson Kandel Mr. & Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro Mrs. Harry E. Karr The M. Sigmund and Barbara K. Shapiro The Linehan Family Foundation, Inc. Philanthropic Fund Mrs. Isaac C. Lycett, Jr. Stephen & Gail Shawe Mrs. Mary C. Mangione The Jean & Sidney Silber Foundation, Inc. The Dr. Frank C. Marino Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Sullam Mr. & Mrs. David D. McNally Mr. & Mrs. Marinos Svolos Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Jan C. Thorman & Michael C. Halbig The Marilyn Meyerhoff Philanthropic Fund The Dorothy Wagner Wallis Trust Mr. & Mrs. Decatur H. Miller The Jay M. Wilson Fund The Miller Family Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Young Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. D. Millspaugh The Lloyd E. Mitchell Foundation Director’s Circle ($2,500–$4,999) Ms. Ann K. Morales Anonymous (2) The Alvin & Louise Myerberg Family Foundation, Inc. Anne Nelson Apgar & Mahlon Apgar IV Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Gage Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Bair The Carolyn S. & Donald F. Obrecht Foundation Carole M. Barney & Michael P. Cataneo Mr. & Mrs. William M. Passano, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Lee Besson & Mr. Stuart B. Cooper Dr. John W. Payne & Mrs. Jane Champe Payne Mr. & Mrs. John K. Boitnott Ms. Penelope L. Pine Mr. & Mrs. William R. Bonner Mrs. Roger D. Redden Dr. & Mrs. Donald D. Brown The Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Dr. Frona A. Brown The Rothschild Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Campbell Foundation, Inc. The Honorable Paul S. Sarbanes The Carson-Etheridge Foundation, Inc. The Sherman Family Foundation, Inc. Drs. Virginia & Thomas A. Collier Dr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Slavney Ms. Anne W. Conaway & Mr. Sanford M. Gross James A. Snead & Steven Gary Ziger Betty Cooke & Bill Steinmetz Ms. Barbara L. Stewart & Mr. Peter A. Bowe

34 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Ms. Anne Luetkemeyer Stone Mr. J. William Murray Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Tomlinson Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Noyes Mr. & Mrs. David Wayne Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Pappas Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Wilson Mrs. Arnall Patz Mr. Todd Wilson & Mr. Edward Delaplaine Mr. & Mrs. James A. Perdue Drs. Paul J. & Deborah L. Young-Hyman The Morton B. and Tamara S. Plant Family Foundation, Inc. Curators’ Circle ($1,500–$2,499) Mr. & Mrs. John Brentnall Powell, Jr. Anonymous (4) Kate & David Powell Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Albert Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Preis Dr. & Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Mr. & Mrs. R. Brian Reynolds Dr. Carol R. Batoff & Mr. Steven I. Batoff The George S. Rich Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Mordecai P. Blaustein Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Boesel Mr. & Mrs. John B. Sacci, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Perry J. Bolton Mrs. Barbara K. Scherlis Dr. & Mrs. Warren A. Brill Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Mrs. Marion C. Carozza The Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation Stuart & Sherry Christhilf The Sheperd Family Private Foundation Ms. Ann K. Clapp Rita St. Clair & Joseph Sheppard Ms. Suzanne F. Cohen Dr. Edgar & Betty Sweren The Cooper Family Fund Mr. Brian B. Topping Mr. & Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William C. Trimble, Jr. Ms. Sally K. Craig Mr. & Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. David F. Dalury Joyce Ulrich & Gilbert H. Stewart III Dr. & Mrs. Cornelius P. Darcy The Van Dyke Family Foundation / Mr. & Ms. Elizabeth E. Drigotas Mrs. George Van Dyke The Edelman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Von Mayer The Feather Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. David Fishman Ms. Pearl C. Walsh Mrs. Elaine K. Freeman Mr. & Mrs. William D. Ward The JoAnn and Jack Fruchtman Fund Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. West Mr. & Mrs. Herbert S. Garten Ms. Camille Baudet Wheeler & Mr. William H. Ms. Sandra Levi Gerstung Marshall Lori M. Gladstone Mr. & Mrs. Barry F. Williams Ms. Joanna Golden The Wolman Family Foundation Dr. Roland R. Griffiths The Marjorie Wyman Charitable Annuity Trust Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Griswold IV Dr. Laurie S. Zabin The Hebb Family Private Foundation Trust Dr. & Mrs. Philip D. Zieve Mr. & Mrs. George B. Hess, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hess Patron ($1,000–$1,499) Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Hoff The Adalman-Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Homer Mrs. Louise Armstrong Ms. Barbara Lee Hoyt & Mr. Pierce B. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Preston G. Athey Marion & Peter Kandel Mr. Alexander C. Baer Mr. & Mrs. E. Robert Kent, Jr. The Helen and Merrill Bank Foundation, Inc. Mr. Frederick Singley Koontz Mr. & Mrs. Miles C. Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Kovacs Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Lawson Mr. Lance Bendann Ben & Kyle Legg Mrs. Morton K. Blaustein The Bernard and Vivian Manekin Foundation, Inc. / The Lois and Irving Blum Foundation Marsha & Dick Manekin Mr. & Mrs. Marc P. Blum Kate & Bunky Markert Ms. Deirdre A. Bosley & Mr. David L. Warnock

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 35 Mr. & Mrs. James T. Brady The Nancy Patz Reading Fund The Honorable Gerry L. Brewster Mrs. J. Stevenson Peck Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Brody Mr. & Mrs. George J. Pedersen Mr. & Mrs. Eddie C. Brown The Peterson Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Burchard Mr. & Mrs. James G. Piper III Ms. Virginia Tyler Campbell Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Ransone Price Mr. & Mrs. Jason Chamberlain Dr. Edward G. Reahl, Jr. Ms. Damaris Christensen The V. A. Reid Charitable Fund Mr. Keith Counsell Mr. & Mrs. William F. Rienhoff IV Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Dankert The James Riepe Family Foundation Ms. Natalie Deming & Mr. John Beninghove Mrs. Richard C. Riggs Mr. Christopher Donham Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Riggs, Jr. Lynne M. Durbin & John-Francis Mergen Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Roca Ms. Juliet A. Eurich & Mr. Louis B. Thalheimer Ms. Wendy S. Rosen & Dr. Richard Weisman Mrs. Stephen W. Feiss Mr. & Mrs. Leonard R. Sachs The Ferris Family Foundation / Mr. George M. Ferris III Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Sagner The Foggy River Fund / Rachel Fletcher Dr. & Mrs. Michael Salcman Peggy Fox & Arthur Houghton Dr. & Mrs. Neal Salomon The Milton M. Frank and Thomas B. Sprague Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Foundation, Inc. The Ida and Joseph Shapiro Foundation Laura & Barrett Freedlander The Shelter Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Donald S. Gann Kathleen & Yoshinobu Shiota Caroline A. Griffin & Henry E. Dugan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Siegel Mr. Jerry Guchemand The Honorable & Mrs. James T. Smith The Torrence C. Harder Cultural Mrs. Joan W. Sobkov Foundation / Rosemary Keyser Harder The John Sondheim and Emily Greenberg Fund Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Henderson Mrs. Clare H. Stewart Rebecca D. Henry & Harry S. Gruner Dr. & Mrs. John F. Strahan Mr. & Mrs. C. Peter Hoffberger Mr. Richard B. Talkin Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy E. Hoffberger Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Taylor Mr. Stephen J. Homza Mr. & Mrs. W. Stewart Taylor Mrs. Francis N. Iglehart, Jr. The Tin Roof Fund Mr. & Mrs. Sanford G. Jacobson Treetops Charitable Trust Dr. & Mrs. Marc E. Kahn Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ulmer III Mr. & Mrs. Leon Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Mark Vaselkiv Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon T. Katz Mr. John S. Waters, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Lesser Mrs. Sharon S. Waters Dr. & Mrs. Harry Letaw The Zamoiski, Barber Segal Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lewis Martha Macks-Kahn & Peter A. Kahn, M.D. Advocate ($500–$999) Mrs. Sarah W. Majoros Virginia K. Adams, Ph. D. & Neal M. Friedlander, M.D. Mrs. Virginia West Martin Mrs. Catharine C. Alexander The Alex and Dudley Mason Family Fund Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Allen Mr. & Mrs. James M. McDonald JoAnne M. Althoff & J. Raymond DePaulo, Jr. The Mittleman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frank Altoz Mrs. M. Peter Moser Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Anderson Ms. Marguerite Mugge & Mr. Michael Gill Mr. & Mrs. Glen K. Baker Mrs. Diana Edwards Murnaghan Mrs. Patricia A. Baker Mr. George A. Murnaghan Mr. & Mrs. William Balfour Mr. & Mrs. Roy Myers The Robert B. and Susan R. Bank Philanthropic Fund Mr. & Mrs. E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Maria Luisa Barata Mrs. Gail Ostergaard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Bartlett II

36 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Behrens Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Katz Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Berman Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. Keehn Mr. & Mrs. Alan Bernstein, Jr. Bess Keller & Michael L. Terrin, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Bonsal, Jr. Ms. Joanna Kelly & Mr. John A. Gilpin Dr. & Mrs. William R. Breakey Ms. Patsy Gail Kennan Ms. Elizabeth J. Bruen Mr. Daniel Khodorkovsky Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Canzoniero Dr. John Kitson & Mr. Andrew G. Pappas Mrs. Susan T. Cashman Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Mr. & Mrs. John T. Chay Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Kramer Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Christ Ms. Dorothy B. Krug Ms. Linda J. Clark & Dr. Murry D. Bentley Ms. Patricia Lasher & Mr. Richard B. Jacobs Mrs. Randall C. Coleman Dr. Barbara G. Landau & Mr. Robert Landau Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Colglazier Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Laporte Mr. Sylvan L. Cornblatt The Legum Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. M. Carlyle Crenshaw III Dr. Sandra R. Leichtman Mrs. Anne H. Cullen Drs. Yvonne & Frederick Lenz Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Cumming Mrs. J. Eliot Levi Mr. Robert W. Davies Mr. & Mrs. William M. Levy Mr. & Mrs. Mark Davison Dr. Beng C. Light & Mr. Dale B. Light Mr. & Mrs. Louis Denrich The Donlin and Harriet Long Family Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. Diamond Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Walter B. Doggett III Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Lott Mr. & Mrs. David C. Driskell Mr. & Mrs. A. Lee Lundy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Droppa Mr. & Mrs. Clark F. MacKenzie Mr. Kirk J. Emge Mr. Jonathan D. Manekin Dr. & Mrs. Richard Falk Mr. & Mrs. Jason C. Martin Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer & Mr. James H. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Martin DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Mathias Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Feldman The McCrickard Family Fund for Charitable Giving Mr. & Mrs. R. Hugh Allen Fitzpatrick Julie R. McDill, P. E. & Benjamin F. Hobbs, Ph. D. Mr. & Mrs. John C. Frederick Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. McFadden Dr. & Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Craig B. Merkle Mr. Craig Gayhardt Mr. Charles H. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Sherlock S. Gillet, Jr. Ms. Linda L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon D. Glass Mrs. Noah Minkin Mr. Constantine Grimaldis Mr. & Mrs. William P. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Haberman Karen Nash-Goetz & Charles J. Goetz III Patricia A. Harcarik & Carlton R. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Nooter Mr. James F. Hart III Ms. Ellen O’Brien & Mr. R. Rex Rehfeld Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Heacock Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Owsley John & Margot Heller Mr. Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Mr. & Mrs. Scott Helm Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Martin S. Himeles, Jr. Mrs. Linda Hambleton Panitz Ms. Jeannette Hobbins Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hobbs Mr. & Mrs. William D. Pence Mrs. Shirley Hampton Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Peterson Suzanne Hurst & Samuel Peters Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Pinkard, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Jeffries Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pollak Mr. & Mrs. Dwight M. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Prince Dr. & Mrs. Richard T. Johnson The John and Marsha Ramsay Charitable Gift Fund Mr. George W. Justice Dr. Jonas R. Rappaport Dr. Judith Karp & Mr. Stanley H. Freedman Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Rees

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 37 Mr. & Mrs. Francis C. Rienhoff Dr. & Mrs. Steven J. Adashek Miss Eleanor A. Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Nelson H. Adlin Drs. Paul E. & Mary S. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Agre Mr. & Mrs. Larry B. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. George Alderson Dr. & Mrs. James L. Robotham Drs. C. Alex & Sudha T. Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Rocca Mr. & Mrs. Karl Alexander Mr. T. Edgie Russell III Dr. Ann Hersey Allison Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Russell Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Anderson, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. David T. Savignac Ms. Constance D. Andrews Ms. Laura Amy Schlitz Mr. Kevin F. Arthur The Honorable Kurt L. Schmoke & Dr. Patricia L. Monsignor Robert A. Armstrong Schmoke Mrs. Mary Sue Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Eugene H. Schreiber Brenda K. Ashworth & Donald F. Welch Mr. & Mrs. Brooke Schumm III Dr. Kristin Atkins Mr. & Mrs. David M. Schwaber Mr. & Mrs. William K. At Lee, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. G. Baillière, Jr. Mr. Donald P. Seibert Mrs. Ellen Earp Baker Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Shuey Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Baker Dr. & Mrs. J. Thayer Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Ball Miss Carolyn Smith Drs. William & Hilda Bank Mr. & Mrs. Turner B. Smith Ms. Linda C. Barclay Wayne F. & F. Louise Smith Kathleen Basham Mrs. Eleanor L. Solomon The Batir Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. L. Somerville Mr. & Mrs. Howell S. Baum Mr. & Mrs. Hugh South Mr. & Mrs. David I. Bavar Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Spencer Mrs. Frederica B. Baxter Ms. Mary Ruth Talley The Jaye and Dr. Ted Bayless Fund The Tamaddon Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Bell, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Alan Tapper Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Berdann Dr. & Mrs. W. Reid Thompson Gregory K. Bergey, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Tice Mrs. Ethel W. Berney Mary K. Tilghman & Raymond G. Truitt Dr. & Mrs. C. Timothy Bessent Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tillinghast Mrs. Lisa D. Bertani Dr. & Mrs. Craig A. Townsend Ms. Mary Ann Beverly Mr. Fred A. Trenkle The Honorable Catherine C. Blake & Dr. Frank Mr. & Mrs. David F. Tufaro Eisenberg Mr. Charles Emerson Walker Mrs. Natalie Blum Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Warren Dr. Joann N. Bodurtha & Mr. Thomas Smith Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Thompson Webb Mr. & Mrs. John J. Boland Dr. Ruth Susan Westheimer Mrs. Esther C. Bonnet Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Wheeler Mr. Stephen Bono Mr. & Mrs. E. Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Boone Dr. & Mrs. Henry B. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Booth Christine U. Wright & James D. Wright Mr. Michael John Bosse Mr. & Mrs. M. Richard Wyman Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bosworth Mr. Michael H. Yerman & Mr. Marc Hayes Dr. & Mrs. Denis Bourke Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Zugates Mrs. Virginia C. Bowe Mr. S. Douglas Bowers Sustainer ($250–$499) Dr. & Mrs. John W. Bowie Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Aarsand The Dorothy C. Boyce Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G. Abrams Mr. William A. Bradford Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Broadus III

38 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mr. & Mrs. Livio Broccolino Dr. & Mrs. G. Edward Dickey Christine P. Brown & Sewell A. Brown III Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert DiPietro Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Brown, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Doneker Mrs. Marjorie Bishop Brown Mr. & Mrs. J. Van Lear Dorsey Ms. Jennifer Burdick Ms. Barbara L. Dotterweich Ms. Laura Burrows Mr. & Mrs. David Duberman Ms. Deborah Winston Callard Mr. & Mrs. Jerrel Duffy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Carey Susan Dugan-Konka & Paul V. Konka Carol L. Carnett & Ray A. Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Duhan Mr. & Mrs. Cato D. Carpenter Mr. William O. Edmond Mr. Herbert L. Carpenter Mr. Barry Eigen Ms. Margaret M. Carthy Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Eiseroad Mr. Richard E. Cassidy Mr. & Mrs. Ron Erdman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly Ms. Mary Anne Facciolo & Dr. Michael X. Repka Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Catzen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Fallon Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Chaffin Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Favinger Ms. Margaret M. Cheek Ms. Marcy A. Feeney & Mr. Mark Eugene Klotzbach Drs. John B. & Tracey A. Chessare Mrs. Sorelle B. Feldberg Ms. Cynthia M. Chideya Janet Felsten & Andrew Lerner Ms. Sue Lin Chong Mr. Matthew Fenton IV Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. A. Chriss Dr. Charlotte Ferencz Mrs. J. Warden Clark Mr. Michael Ferris Mr. & Mrs. James A. Clauson Ms. Meredith B. Fetter & Mr. Robert Z. Leizure Ms. L. Clifford Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pollard Fetter Drs. Alan & Miriam Cohen Mr. & Mrs. William A. Feustle, Jr. Mrs. Bette D. Cohen Sarah Finlayson & Lindley G. DeGarmo Ms. Fronda Cohen & Mr. Richard Ottenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Neri Cohen Ms. Laurent A. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cole, Jr. The Marcelle-Edwin Fleischmann Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stanton J. Collins, Jr. Ms. Claudia Fletcher The Corckran Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Drs. Jelles N. Fonda & Kathryn A. O’Connell Dr. Penelope Cordish & Dr. Archie Golden Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Footlick Mr. & Mrs. William Couper Dr. Deborah A. Ford Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Courpas Mr. & Mrs. Newton B. Fowler III Mr. George William Cox, Sr. Gladys Arak Freedman & Matthew Freedman Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Creamer Mr. & Mrs. Francis G. French Mr. & Mrs. J. Joseph Credit Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Friedel Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. C. Crozier Dr. William F. Fritz Dr. Rosa M. Crum & Dr. Richard O’Brien Ms. Noreen Anne Frost Gloria C. Cummings & David Bellamy Mr. & Mrs. Maurice H. Furchgott Dr. Vincent Daly & Ms. Edith Beerdsen Mr. & Mrs. Stanley C. Gabor Mrs. Walter E. Dandy, Jr. Brian Gamble & Henry T. Harbin Mrs. Margery Singer Dannenberg Lisa Gamble-Gregg & Janie Gamble-Davis Dr. & Mrs. James H. Davis Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Gamper, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Gayler Mr. Curtis L. Decker Dr. & Mrs. Fouad Gellad Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Deering Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Genn Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DeKornfeld Dr. Kathryn George & Mr. A. C. George Mr. & Mrs. Lyman Delano Mrs. Phoebe R. Gilchrist Dr. Mary W. Delbanco Mr. & Mrs. Gordon H. Glenn Mr. Richard A. Dellheim Mr. Anette H. Goelet Mr. & Mrs. Spero Demetrides Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Goldman

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 39 Ms. Judith A. Gottlieb Mr. & Mrs. David H. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Grant Mr. & Mrs. Earl P. Jones, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Graul, Jr. Mr. Fred Fariborz Joubin Mr. & Mrs. Howard S. Greenberg Mrs. Barbara E. Judd Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Greenman Mrs. Ann H. Kahan Mrs. Leonard L. Greif, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Harold K. Kanarek Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kass The W. Arthur Grotz Fund Marilynn E. Katatsky & Richard B. Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Gudgel The Susan B. Katzenberg Fund Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Gunn Mrs. Shirley A. Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. Gutman Mrs. Joyce Shermer Keating Mr. & Mrs. David L. Guyton Mr. Charles B. Keenan, Jr. Mr. Robert I. Haber Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Kernan Mr. & Mrs. H. Hamilton Hackney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William M. Kerr Mrs. Louise A. Hager Mrs. Kate Kilmer Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton III Mr. & Mrs. David W. Kornblatt Mr. & Mrs. Peter Handal Mrs. Alexandra S. Kouwenhoven Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Hardiman Mr. Robert P. Kovalcik Mr. & Mrs. Todd Harland-White Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Krongard Mr. & Mrs. David E. Harley Dr. Miodrag Kukrika Mr. Gary C. Harn Dr. Dane Kusic Ms. Kelly Harris Dr. & Mrs. Louis J. LaBorwit Ms. Claire T. Hartman Mrs. Christine K. Lambrou Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. H. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. R. Fritz Lance Ms. Janet S. Heald & Mr. Peter L. Heymann Drs. Patricia W. & Donald N. Langenberg Dr. & Mrs. James D. Hedberg Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Lankford III Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Heneson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lans Mrs. Jane S. Hennegar Drs. Charles E. & Joan M. Lawrence Dr. & Mrs. Robert G. Hennessy Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Todd Henry Mr. & Mrs. Fred Lazarus IV Mr. Gerard J. Herr Ms. Juliette Lecomte & Mr. Christopher Falzone Ms. Sue L. Hess Mr. & Mrs. Yuan C. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Hettleman Thomas Leff & Melanie Dement Ms. Eva P. Higgins Dr. Gregory K. Lehne Dr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Hildreth Mr. & Mrs. Carlton L. Leverette Mrs. Jean Hall Hinckley Mrs. Joseph W. Levi Mr. Phillip Hodge Mr. & Mrs. Lemuel A. Lewie, Jr. Ms. Sandra J. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lewis Ms. Shirley A. Hogan & Mr. Lewis H. Diuguid Ms. Lynne P. Lochte Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hogg, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Loeb Mr. & Mrs. John S. Holman Sarah Fenno & Henry R. Lord Mrs. Anne Stick Hopkins Dr. Genevieve A. Losonsky & Dr. Patrick A. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. William F. Holzgang Ms. Kaytee Lurz Mr. Al B. Honick Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Lutrey Mr. & Mrs. Mark Humphrey Ms. Jane E. Lytle-Vieria Elizabeth J. Huttar & David R. Naka Ms. Amy Macht & Mr. George Grose Mr. Richard L. Huether Ms. Carol Macht & Dr. Sheldon Lerman Mr. James R. Hyde Mrs. Margaret W. Maher Mr. Jonathan H. Hyde Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Malester Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Iglehart Dr. & Mrs. Paul Nellis Manson Dr. & Mrs. Mohammad Inayatullah Dr. Medea M. Marella Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Irvine Mr. Elvis Marks

40 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mrs. William G. Marr Dr. Mary Lou Oster-Granite & Dr. David Granite Mr. & Mrs. Abbott W. Martin Dr. Bodil Ottesen Dr. Wendy Matt & Dr. Sukumar Balachandran Mrs. Jean B. Owens Alexandra Mattern-Roggelin & Holger Roggelin Dr. & Mrs. Arnold H. Packer Mr. & Mrs. Harry T. Mauler Susan R. Panny, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Jordon L. Max Mr. & Mrs. William D. Pantle Mr. Philip R. Mayhew Mr. & Mrs. Timothy E. Parker Mr. & Mrs. John S. Maynes Mr. & Mrs. Braddock L. Parks Mr. & Mrs. E. Andrew McAlexander Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Partridge, Jr. Ms. M. Patricia McCall-Paquin The Aubrey Skip Pearre IV Fund Mrs. Beverly D. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Pelovitz Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. McColgan Dr. & Mrs. James M. Pepple Dr. Jill E. McGovern Mrs. Anne S. Perkins Mr. Gary R. McKenzie Mr. Thomas P. Perkins III Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. McKie Mr. & Mrs. Alexander T. Perry Mr. & Mrs. William McMillan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gerard E. Perseghin Mr. Michael R. McMullan Ms. Kathleen Peterson & Dr. Richard A. Baum Mrs. Joan M. McPartlin Mr. Robert R. Petrick, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Cleaveland D. Miller Mrs. Dorothy B. Phipps Mr. & Mrs. Harvey L. Miller Ms. Janice Piccininni Mr. & Mrs. Jon Miller Mr. & Mrs. Arthur O. Pittenger Dr. & Mrs. Myron Miller Mr. & Mrs. Albin MacDonough Plant David J. Miranda & Peter M. Halsted Mrs. Florence W. Platt Mr. David G. Mock Dr. Thomas H. Powell Ms. Jean-Barry Molz Mr. & Mrs. Garrett Power Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Monahan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Winfred T. Prange Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Moore The Iva and Preston Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Price Mr. James D. Morrison & Mr. Mark D. McMullen Ms. Suzanne Priftis & Mr. Claude A. Bowen Mr. Charles A. Morse, Jr. Mr. John M. Prugh Mrs. Barbara L. Mueller Joanna M. Pyper & Richard F. Wormsbecher Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Mulcahy Nancy Kohn Rabin, Ph. D. & Joel J. Rabin Mrs. Joseph F. Mulligan Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Raport Ms. Anne Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Rawlins Mr. & Mrs. Irvin S. Naylor Ms. Elain A. Rayme Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Neill The Sara Delano Redmond Fund Mr. & Mrs. David E. Nelson Mr. Charles B. Reeves, Jr. Rochelle S. Newman & David J. Rossell Mr. & Mrs. Peter St. John Reid Dr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Nichols Ms. Cynthia H. Renoff & Dr. George A. Taler Ms. Elizabeth L. Nilson Ms. Nancy R. Rice Mary J. Njoku, M. D. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold I. Richman Mrs. Ann F. Norton Ms. Elizabeth Richter Mrs. Harriett W. Nusbaum Mr. & Mrs. Darrell M. Riley Mr. Harry O’Mealia III Elizabeth A. Ritter & Lawrence N. Koppelman Mr. & Mrs. James P. O’Meara Mrs. Marlyn G. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hoen O’Neil Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Rohde The Charles F. and Margaret M. H. Obrecht Family Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Rosenberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lee B. Rosenberg Mrs. Douglas A. Oliver Dr. Carla Wolf Rosenthal & Dr. Alan R. Schwartz Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. Peter Rosenwald Ms. Joan W. R. Orso Mr. & Mrs. Gary Rosner Mrs. Glenna D. Osnos Mrs. Elizabeth L. Rossman

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 41 Ms. Diane L. Ryan Ms. Kathleen Sweeney & Mr. Richard Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Sachs Mr. & Mrs. D. Winston Tabb Dr. George H. Sack, Jr. Dr. Martin Taubenfeld Mrs. Beverly Sager Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Taubman Mr. & Mrs. J. Phillip Samper Drs. Bruce & Ellen Taylor Mrs. Doris W. Sanders Anna Mary Teaff & Donald P. McPherson III Mrs. Jacqueline C. Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Clifford W. Terry Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Sandler Mrs. Suzanna C. Thieblot Ms. Carol P. Saucier Dr. Patricia A. Thomas & Dr. Christopher T. Bever, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Saxton Christine L. Thompson & James S. Keat CB Sayers Dr. Freeda E. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Schaefer Dr. Esperanza M. Tiamson Mr. Gerald Scheinker Mr. Gary R. Tobia Ms. Monika Springer Schnell & Mr. Eugene R. Schnell Drs. Edward L. & Cornelia Liu Trimble Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Schreter Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Trojan Mr. & Mrs. Saul Schulhoff, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Tsakalos Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Segal Dr. & Mrs. Savas Tsakiris Mr. Norman A. Sensinger, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Tuck Dr. & Mrs. Carlton C. Sexton Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Sharp Mr. James L. Tucker, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Shecter Mr. & Mrs. Kurt A. Van Derslice Ms. Emma Shelton & Ms. Florence K. Miller Ms. Sheila M. Vidmar Mr. & Mrs. Davis Sherman Mrs. Mary F. P. Wagley Mr. & Mrs. Hanan Y. Sibel Mr. Michael J. Walkley Dr. & Mrs. Fredrick E. Sieber Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Wallach Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Sills Mr. & Mrs. Jerry M. Ward Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sinek Mrs. Ellen P. Wasserman Mr. Craig D. Singer & Mr. George D. Garner The Honorable & Mrs. Thomas S. Waxter, Jr. Dr. Mary Slusser Mr. & Mrs. S. Nelson Kristine A. Smets & Michael J. Booth Drs. Margaret A. & Robert A. Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Smith Mrs. Patricia K. Wenck Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Smith Dr. Carol Williams & Mr. John Williams Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Snyder Ms. Jennifer S. Williams & Mr. William C. Jacob, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Solomon H. Snyder Mrs. Maria C. Williams Ms. Jodi Sokol & Mr. Mark Likness Mr. Sander L. Wise Mr. & Mrs. P. David Sowell Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Witter Ms. Jean S. Stallings Ms. Ann Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. George P. Stamas Dr. & Mrs. Hiram W. Woodward, Jr. Ms. Wendy Stanne Mr. David G. Wright Mr. Davis L. Statton, Jr. Mr. Robert C. Young Mrs. Margaret C. Smith Stegman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Young III Dr. Kathryn E. Stein & Mr. James V. Merrill Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Stephens Judith K. & Carleton W. Sterling Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stockman Mrs. Ann Carter Stonesifer Mr. & Mrs. William R. Stott, Jr. Mrs. Margaret Parsons Stout Mr. & Mrs. Bruce C. Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Sutton

42 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Legacy Society Henry Hornung ** Miss. Howard W. Hubbard The Walters Legacy Society recognizes and honors Mr. Richard E. Hug ** those friends who have made a commitment to sup- Mark and Cindy Humphrey port the Walters Art Museum through their will or other Shirley Z. Johnson * planned gift. Mr. Lionel Katzoff Anonymous (43) Ms. Julia A. Keller Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Richard and Natalie Kuenkler Mrs. H. Norman Baetjer, Jr.** Mrs. Jeanne L. Le Doux Louise Z. Barber Beatrice L. Levi Cary Lee Barton Mrs. Bernice S. Levinson Ellen and Edward Bernard Mr. Richard C. Lewin Mrs. Marjorie F. Bleul ** Mrs. Isaac C. Lycett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William R. Breakey Pam and Allan Malester William R. and Wendyce H. Brody Arna M. Margolis Mrs. Joseph Bryan III Ms. Kate Markert Robert P. Burchard Mrs. Virginia West Martin Thomas E. Butterbaugh Mr. Stanley Mazaroff and Ms. Nancy Dorman Deborah Winston Callard Eleanor McMillan Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Carol Cerney O’Connell Mrs. C. Selma Carton Francine L. Mittelman Michael P. Cataneo and Carole M. Barney Mrs. Rosalia Moeller ** Ms. Priscilla Cook Joseph F. and Eleanor W. Mulligan Mr. Carroll H. Cruse John E. Nichols Anne C. David, Ph.D. Ann F. Norton Mrs. Rosalee Davison Joyce and Harvey Noyes Mr. Curtis L. Decker Ms. JaiElyn C. Obey Wilson G. Duprey Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver Rosemary Eck and Jack Eck Winifred W. O’Neill Mr. A. Thompson Ellwanger * Marjorie W. Ottenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Feinberg Dr. and Mrs. Chris Papadopoulos Hilda and Alvin Fisher * William L. Paternotte Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Nancy Patz Dr. and Mrs. Giraud V. Foster Dr. John J. Pilch and Jean Peters Pilch Dr. James C. A. Fuchs Memorial Fund Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr.* Michael N. Psaris Norma J. Geesey Dr. G. Edward Reahl, Jr.* Austin H. and Darlene H. George Ronnie Reno Brigid Goody Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Mr. and Mrs. James A. Goodyear Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Rogers Hannah B. Gould Audrey Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Hecht Ms. Alexandra K. Rymland, LCSW-C Joy Peterson Heyrman Nancy and John Sasser * Mr. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Laura T. Schneider Barbara Holdridge Eugene H. Schreiber Sidney Hollander, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott Mr. William J. Hollifield * Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Seiden Mrs. Joaneath Hopkins Germaine L. Sharretts Sheryl Shreckengost Jean Silber

* Denotes new members or increased gift Sita K. Smith ** Deceased Joan Sobkov

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 43 Joaneath Spicer The Cantler Fulwiler Family Fund Judith K. Sterling Ms. Elfriede Carney Diane Stillman Ms. Cheryl A. Casciani Ms. Helen K. Szymkowiak Mr. & Mrs. David Champney Adena W. Testa Mr. Wallace W. Chandler Gary Vikan Ms. Ruth Allingham Clarke Robert Vosburgh, Jr.* The Nancy B. and Howard K. Cohen Fund Mrs. Patricia Walters * Ms. Karen Coker Frank G. Weber, Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Elbert L. Cole, Jr. Joseph P. Wetherington Mrs. Alastair M. Collie Jay M. Wilson Ms. Lisa L. Countess Charles A. Wunder Ms. Janelle Cousino & Mr. John Brian O’Day James W. and Debora C. Zug Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Cox Ms. Christine Crawford-Oppenheimer Ms. Wendy Anne Cronin Gifts to the Annual Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Cullen Giving Campaign Mr. & Mrs. James Currie Anonymous Ms. Marilyn Harris Davis Mr. and Mrs. Nelson H. Adlin Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. DeGroff, Jr. Ms. Antoinette Ahrens Mrs. Carol G. Donohue Ms. Patricia Alt Ms. Terry Drayman-Weisser Mrs. Mildred B. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Dunn, Jr. Baltimore Wellesley Club Patricia Egan & Peter R. Hegeman Mrs. Cary Lee Barton Dr. Francine Schrijen & Dr. Walter Ehrlich Posy Bass Mrs. Alberta Eidman Ms. Sue Battye Ms. Suzanne M. Ellison Mr. Melvin Bender Mr. & Mrs. Allan H. Elverson Ms. Suzanne Reynolds Bennison & Mr. Lars Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Errickson Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Ber Ms. Patrice Everett Dr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Berger Mr. & Mrs. Angus R. Everton Ms. Leslie G. Berman Dr. & Mrs. Eric M. Fine Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bortner Firstman Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Forest Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Jason Flynn Mr. & Mrs. A. Stanley Brager, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Frank Dr. Brian D. Briscoe Ms. Lesley A. Furlong & Mr. Michael J. Lenardo Mr. Leonard A. Briscoe Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Gallagher, Jr. Mr. R. Roland Brockmeyer Ms. Gail M. Godwin Mrs. Janet A. Brown Mrs. Sylvan D. Goldberg Ms. Linda K. Brown Mrs. Anne B. Gray & Mr. William B. Poland, Jr. Mr. Eric L. Buckner & Ms. Shelley H. Mazer Mr. David L. Greif II & Ms. Joyce Ann Burman Mr. Anthony W. Buechner, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Grimaldis Mrs. Ronnie Lynne Buerger Ms. Susan M. Groseclose Mr. & Mrs. Donald Burke Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Grossblatt Ms. Mary Burke Mrs. Jacquelyn Handley & Mr. Hal Handley Ms. Brigid Butler Mr. Montagu Hankin, Jr. Mrs. Marlene S. Butler Ms. M. J. Harris Mrs. S. James Campbell Mrs. Katherine T. Hartig Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Campbell Ms. Evelyn L. Hayner Mrs. John H. Highby Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Hoback

* Denotes new members or increased gift Mrs. W. Carl Hossfeld, Jr. ** Deceased Mrs. Della M. Hutchison

44 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mr. Michael J. Iampieri Mrs. Jessica Randolph Dr. & Mrs. Walter E. James Mary Rawlings-Spencer & Alex Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Johnson Ms. Melissa Reed Mrs. Debbie Feldman Jones Ms. Beverly Ann Reid Mr. George F. Jones III & Ms. Monica Brandes Ms. Ellen Richardson Mrs. Dovera Kahn Jean Marie Ricketts & Lawrence J. Appel Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. Kamanitz Mr. Justin Riemer Mr. Mumtaz B. Kammerer & Mr. Richard F. Messick Dr. & Mrs. Alan L. Robin Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. John Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Karasic Michael B. Robinson Mr. Alan L. Katz Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Ross Mr. Karl B. Kauffman & Ms. Randie D. Johnson The Roswell Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. David Knopf Mr. Winstead Rouse Mr. Donald L. Knox Mr. & Mrs. Horea Rus Dr. Julian H. Krolik & Ms. Elaine F. Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Samet Ms. Mary K. Kwasnik Mr. Bruce Sanders Mr. Kevin Larrowe & Ms. Lucy Robins Thomas M. Scalea, M.D. The Reverend R. K. Le Fleur Mr. & Mrs. John W. Schaller Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Leach Dr. Amy Yerkes Schmaljohn & Dr. Alan Schmaljohn Mr. & Mrs. Jay R. Leopold Mr. Peter K. Schulz & Mr. Timothy A. Schulz Mrs. Marguerite R. Limansky Dale Schumacher & Barbara Parker Mrs. Joanne M. Linder Mr. & Mrs. Morris R. Segall Mr. Daniel Lindquist Dr. & Mrs. Albert B. Shackman Martha M. Lohmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Stanley M. Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Lorentzen Mrs. Martha Sinis Mr. Henry J. Lowe Mr. Ralph W. Smith Vincent Lowe & Harold Williams Mrs. Sita K. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Leewood Macer, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Alfred Sommer The MAGA Fund Mr. & Mrs. John P. Spencer Susan & Caroline Markowitz Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Spivak Carol C. Mattusch & Richard S. Mason Ms. Ruth S. Stock Mr. William H. McCormick Dr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Storch Mrs. Laura W. Menin Mr. Thomas Strickland Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Mobley Ms. Alice Sulin The Honorable & Mrs. Peniel Moed Mr. & Mrs. Rick Sunderland Ms. Gladys M. Morrow Mary McBurney Swann & Joshua S. Brumfield Joyce E. Moskovitz & Jeffrey R. Stern Mrs. Helen K. Szymkowiak Mrs. Geri Mueller Mr. W. Lee Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Nance The J. Richard and Mary McC. Thomas Fund Mrs. Martha James Nichols Mary K. Tilghman & Raymond G. Truitt Number Ten Foundation Dr. H. Mebane Turner Mrs. Frances C. Nyce Dr. John Urbaitis & Ms. Barbara Matheson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Paska Darrell Van Deusen & Caroline Emerson Mrs. Eleanora Patterson & Mr. Gordon Faison Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Vaughan Ms. Susan Patz Mr. Guy W. Warfield Ms. Wendy Pavlat Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Washburne, Jr. Ms. Sarah W. Pearre Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Weise Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Peck Mr. Richard Wilschke Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Peter Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Wilson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W. Michel Pierson Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Wilson Mrs. Thomas A. Pinkney Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Cary Woodward Mrs. Christine Plumer Mr. Robert A. Wright

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 45 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wyand People’s Bank Mr. William Zartman ROUGE Catering SC&H Group Signal Hill Capital Group LLC Corporate Supporters St. Patrick Celebrations, Inc. We are grateful to our corporate partners whose grants, Valley Motors, Inc. corporate memberships, and gala sponsorships help Wright, Constable & Skeen support the operations of the museum. Donor ($500–$999) President’s Club ($50,000+) Ariana, Inc / The Helmand Restaurant Constellation Energy Group Ennead Architects, LLP / Polsheck Partnership T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Eastern Savings Bank Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, Inc. International Process Solutions Jaguar Land Rover Hunt Valley Founder ($25,000–$49,999) O.T. Neighoff & Sons, Inc. PNC The Prosperity Consulting Group

Associate ($10,000–$24,999) American Trading and Production Corporation Matching Gift Partners The Bozzuto Group Bank of America DLA Piper LLP Capital Group Companies Legg Mason, Inc. The Annie E. Casey Foundation Lord Baltimore Capital Corporation Constellation Energy Group Foundation, Inc. SunTrust Bank Doty Family Foundation Transamerica eBay ExxonMobil Foundation Collector ($5,000–$9,999) Ferris Family Foundation FMC Foundation Bank of America, N.A. GE Foundation Bloomberg Hoffberger Foundation Brown Advisory IBM Corporation Brown Capital Management, Inc. McCormick & Company Campbell & Company, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney CohnReznick LLP Norfolk Southern Foundation Delbert Adams Construction Group, LLC PNC Foundation Hall and Company T. Rowe Price Foundation Hamilton Associates, Inc. UBS Financial Services, Inc. Heidrick & Struggles International, Inc. Kramon & Graham, P.A. M&T Bank Special Project Support Wells Fargo Bank Gifts received June 1, 2013–July 30, 2014

Artisan ($1,000–$4,999) Exhibition Support Capital One Bank Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum Corporate Office Properties Trust Anonymous Greenspring Associates, Inc. Diana and Frederick Elghanayan H & S Bakery Douglas & Tsognie Hamilton/Hamilton Associates Howard Bank Mr. & Mrs. Henry Holt Hopkins Marquette Associates The John J. Leidy Foundation Mueller & Associates, Inc. Frances & Rick Rockwell Ober | Kaler The Selz Foundation

46 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Peter Bowe and Barbara Stewart Fund The Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Fund at the Transamerica Baltimore Community Foundation The Women’s Committee of the Walters Art Museum Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc. Judy & Scott Phares American Artists Abroad PNC Foundation Nanci & Ned Feltham Linda & John Renner SunTrust Bank Designed for Flowers: The Women’s Committee of Contemporary Japanese Ceramics the Walters Art Museum The Bernard Family The E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation Technology Support Friends of the Asian Collection of the National Endowment for the Humanities Walters Art Museum Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton. Jr. Conservation Support The Edward Clark Wilson Fund for Asian Art Anonymous The Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Nanci & Ned Feltham Cynthia L. Alderdice The Foundation of the American Institute for Caplan Family Foundation Conservation/The Samuel H. Kress Foundation The Greif Family Fund / Stephen Greif Institute of Museum & Library Services Mrs. Rachel Rosen Rabinowitz The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mr. Richard B. Talkin The Richard C. von Hess Foundation The Zamoiski, Barber, Segal Family Foundation Environmental Improvements Master Plan Off the Wall in Howard County The Thomas B. and Elizabeth M. Sheridan Howard County Arts Council & Howard County Foundation, Inc. Government

From Rye to Raphael: The Walters Story Gala 2013 Kathleen & William Farley Chairs Cynthia R. Mead The Richard C. von Hess Foundation Mr. Calvin H. Baker & Mrs. Lidia Paz-Baker Ms. Cynthia L. Egan From Pen to Press: Experimentation and Innovation in the Age of Print Committee Peter Kilpe & Jody Baller Mr. Jeremy Batoff Mr. Justin Batoff Education Support Mr. & Mrs. Adam W. Borden The ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Baltimore Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Flynn The Ausherman Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Glick Baltimore County Government & Baltimore County Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Nabit Commission on Arts & Sciences Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rockwell The Concordia Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. The Delaplaine Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Young The Helen Pumphrey Denit Charitable Trust The Goldsmith Family Foundation $25,000 Sponsors The Louis B. II and Josephine L. Kohn Family Foundation Mr. Calvin H. Baker & Mrs. Lidia Paz-Baker Legg Mason, Inc. Mr. George A. Roche The Lois and Phillip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. Maryland State Department of Education, SAI Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Barbara J. McElderry

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 47 $12,500 Sponsors Wells Fargo Bank Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. H. Berghuis Mr. & Mrs. Scott Alan Wieler Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Bernard The Bozzuto Group Subscribers Constellation Energy Group The Honorable Mahlon Apgar IV & DLA Piper LLP, and Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Flynn Mrs. Anne Nelson Apgar Ms. Cynthia L. Egan Ms. Maria Luisa Barata Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer & Mr. James H. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Bisbee DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Warren A. Brill Mrs. Andrea B. Laporte Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Brooks Mrs. Mary C. Mangione Campbell & Company, Inc. Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff & Ms. Rheda Becker Ms. Marina Cooper & Mr. Luke Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Scott Phares Drs. William G. & Elke F. Durden PNC Mr. Peter & Mrs. Christine Espenshade Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Rauch Mr. & Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Mr. & Mrs. George K. Reynolds III Ms. Jean Geesey Transamerica Mr. & Mrs. Morgan C. Gilligan Mr. James A. Goodyear & Dr. Patricia W. Goodyear $6,500 Sponsors Ms. Mona Hajj Mr. Torrence C. Harder American Trading and Production Corporation Peggy Fox & Arthur Houghton Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Bain Mrs. Mary B. Hyman Mr. Jeremy Batoff & Mr. Justin Batoff Mr. Steven L. Jones Baltimore Ravens Mrs. Harry E. Karr Bank of America, N.A. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Lans Mr. & Mrs. Neal D. Borden Ms. Eleanor McMillan Brown Advisory Dr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Preis Brown Capital Management, Inc. ROUGE Catering Camden Partners Mr. & Mrs. Leonard R. Sachs Mr. & Mrs. H. Ward Classen Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sasser CohnReznick LLP Betty Cooke & William O. Steinmetz Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Davison Drs. Paul J. & Deborah L. Young-Hyman Delbert Adams Construction Group, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Zucker Bailey Morris-Eck & C. Franklin Eck, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Fishman and Mr. & Donations Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming Mr. & Mrs. Perry J. Bolton Jane & Michael Glick Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Hall and Company Ennead Architects, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Austin H. George Heidrick & Struggles International, Inc. Kris Anne & Michael Gitlin Howard Bank & Ober | Kaler Greenspring Associates, Inc. Kramon & Graham, P.A. Mrs. Francis N. Iglehart, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff Mr. & Mrs. Carim Khouzami M&T Bank Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Lawson Bryan & Jennifer Murphy Marquette Associates Mary Kathryn & Charles Nabit Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sasser Peoples Bank Dr. & Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Mr. & Mrs. George K. Reynolds III Mrs. Isobel L. Weiner Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rockwell SC&H Group and Capital One Bank Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Shawe

48 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Gala 2013 Party Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Corcoran, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Blake Cordish Chair Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Courtemanche Douglas Hamilton III Ms. Sarah David Nihal Eisa, M.D. Co-Chairs Mr. Roswell Encina Maggie Kennedy Ms. Elizabeth Fialkowski Aung “Oak” Oakkar Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Fine Ms. Meredith Finnegan Committee Ms. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Jeremy A. Batoff Mr. Charles Franklin Justin A. Batoff Ms. Tracee Fruman Rosanna Best Corbin Mr. Luis Garuz Ned W. Courtemanche Mr. Calvin Craig Hamill Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Hamilton III Colleen Pleasant Kline Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Haun Lily Reynolds Miss Kirsten Hower Alexandra Rose Mr. Ricardo Johnson J. Everett Schram Mr. Karl B. Kauffman & Ms. Randie D. Johnson Elizabeth Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Lee Kennedy Sophia Silbergeld Mrs. Jodi Kimmel Crawford & Sarah Simpkins Mrs. Colleen Pleasant Kline Ms. Avery Knox $2,500 Sponsor Dr. & Mrs. Nikhilesh Korgaonkar Valley Motors, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Lancaster Mr. Dirk Leu $1,000 Sponsor Mr. Michael Levin Mr. Kevin Loeb Wright, Constable & Skeen Mr. Kevin Lowe Ms. Silvia Lyford-Pike $500 Sponsor Mr. Jonathan D. Manekin Jaguar Land Rover Hunt Valley Mrs. Mary C. Mangione The Honorable Maggie McIntosh Subscribers Ms. Casey McKay Mr. Thomas E. Affeldt Ms. Jennifer McLellan Mr. Gagan Ahluwalia Ms. Meredith Monk Ms. Sarah Allen Mr. Matthew Newcomer Mr. Aung Arkar Mr. & Mrs. Scott Normington Ms. Fay Ashby Mr. Aung Oakkar Mr. Gregory Bailey Ms. Serene Peterson Mr. John Beese Mr. Lewis Poole Ms. Susan Bennett Ms. Kate Posthauer Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Bernard Mr. & Mrs. David Powell Ms. Forest Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Kerry Prewitt Ms. Allison Brill Ms. Emily Reger Ms. Anna Rogers Burns Ms. Sarah Reifer Mr. Michael H. Cherry Ms. Lily Reynolds Mr. Andrew Chudy Mr. Frank Riley Ms. Michelle Cohen Dr. & Mrs. Paul Sabundayo Mr. William H. Cole IV Ms. Krister Scheffel Ms. Rosanna Best Corbin Ms. Kathleen Schindler

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 49 Mr. & Mrs. James Everett Schram Tom & Vivienne Haines Mr. John Schratwieser Douglas & Tsognie Hamilton Ms. Amanda Schwartzkopf Sam & Barbara Himmelrich / The Himmelrich Fund Viney R. Setya, M.D. Michael & Carolyn Meredith Ms. Sophia Silbergeld Jeff Palkovitz in memory of Jill Palkovitz Mr. Derek Simmonsen J. S. Plank and D.M. DiCarlo Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Crawford B. Simpkins Kevin & Emily Powderly Ms. Amy Skinner Anne L. Stone Mr. Alex Smith Mary Wieler Mr. Matthew Spalluzzi Ms. Daniel Sparaco Donors Ms. Denise Sullivan James Adajian / Adajian & Nelson Ms. Heather Thompson Anne Bailliere Mr. Brendon Tully Neal & Winifred Borden Ms. Dori Vitberg Ann Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Walton II Eva Brill Ms. Laura Werther Gaile Civiletti Mrs. Kimberly M. Wolff Miriam Cohen Ruth Cromwell Laurent Fisher Art Blooms 2014 Ann G. Giroux Chairs David & Jan Guyton Barbara Hathaway Mary Sue Arnold Pamela Himmelrich Barbara F. Guarnieri Harris & Liz Jones Sara Lycett Table Sponsors Kate Markert John & Amy Chay Carol Minkin in memory of Noah Minkin Tom & Barbara Guarnieri Mount Royal Garden Club Scott & Judy Phares / Witt/Hoey Foundation Brian & Ann O’Neill George Roche Annette Richter Eleanor Riggs Benefactors Marlene Schiech Sandy & Anne Apgar Stephen & Carol Schimpff Peter & Millicent Bain John & Betti Sheldon Ed & Ellen Bernard Joan Sobkov Roger & Barbara Calvert William & Caroline Stewart Austin & Darlene George Dyson Stockman Fred & Yvonne Lenz Ann Carter Stonesifer Cynthia Mead Stephen & Betsy Scott In-kind Sponsors Peter & Judy Van Dyke / Van Dyke Family Foundation ambiance PHOTOGROUP Ted & Mary Jo Wiese Potomac Floral Wholesale, Inc.

Patrons Jack & Mary Sue Arnold Walters Women's Committee Chris Bangs 50th Anniversary Gift Donors William & Elizabeth Bonner Priscilla P. Adams Jane Daniels Dorothy A. Alevizatos Manuel & Carol Dupkin Anne N. Apgar John & Berthe Ford Mary S. Arnold

50 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Dale E. Balfour Ellen H. Kelly Chris Bangs Mr. and Mrs. Carim Khouzami Leigh Barnes in honor of Sidney Daniels Donna Kovacs Joanne L. Belgrad Mona Lankford Susan Black Kim Leahy Elizabeth O. Bond Yvonne E. Lenz Marta L. Bosworth The Lewie Family Trust Lewie Gail A. Bowles Elise J. Mason Eva Brill Carol Ann McClees Kathleen Brosi Elizabeth L. McCrickard Deborah W. Callard Judy McMullen in honor of Ellie Kelley Barbara C. Calvert Carolyn Meredith Daniel & Kathy Canzoniero Faith C. Millspaugh Mary F. Carpenter Katherine and Bill Murphy Katharine Carr Susan K. Niemeyer Amy Chay Fran Ober Margaret M. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Constance C. Chriss Harriet L. Panitz Gaile L. Civiletti Anna Z. Pappas Mary Boswell Claiborne Helen A. Passano Lynn D. Crenshaw Judy Phares Alexandra Dalury Kathy Phillips in honor of Ellen H. Godine Richard and Rosalee C. Davison Foundation, Inc. Emily Powderly Jessica B. Dorsey Sharon Reid The Eliasberg Family Foundation, Inc. on behalf of Savilla S. Rohde Mrs. Hilde Eliasberg Wendy S. Rosen Hartley C. Etheridge Eva Rotolo Hugh and Constance Fitzpatrick Adrienne Salomon Berthe H. Ford Lee Schwark Ann Marie Fox Elizabeth Fitz Scott Laura L. Freedlander Rachel Seba Patience L. Fritz in memory of Donald T. Fritz Barbara Simmons in honor of Eleanor B. Condon Maria R. Gamper in honor of Gary Vikan Roslyn L. Smith Jean Geesey Sharon K. Smith Darlene H. George Katie Stevens Carol C. Gertsen Lolly Strudwick Ann Goldman Giroux Anne S. Stuzin Ellen H. Godine Michele Swartz Joanna Golden in honor of Rosalee Davison Maki Uchida Thomas and Barbara Guarnieri Thérèse E. Ulmer Janet Singletary Guyton Judy Van Dyke Mary Alicia Haberman Karen B. Visser Douglas and Tsognie Hamilton Nancy Warner Rosemary Keyser Harder Sharon Waters in honor of the Walters Staff Barbara Ann Himmelrich Katherine R. Williams in honor of the Twelve Judith S. Hoff Founders Catherine V.O. Hoffberger Ann Woodward Lisa C. Hoffberger Margaret Wright Greta Jackson Beverley Young Elizabeth L. Jones Marion H. Kandel Mary Ellen and Leon Kaplan

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 51 Recognition Gifts Memorial Gifts Honor Gifts In Memory of Jane Benesch In Honor of Ellen & Ed Bernard Mr. & Ms. Jay Bloom Mr. J. Darby Bowman Mr. & Mrs. David E. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Catzen Dr. & Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Mr. Douglas A. Kelso & Ms. Claudia Sennett In Honor of Elizabeth & Bill Bonner Thomas & Cheryl Pafferey Ms. Cynthia Thilit Ms. Bernice Hutzler Stein Mrs. Suzanna C. Thieblot In Honor of Chi Chi Bosworth In Memory of Millie Brawley Mr. & Mrs. Scott Phares Ms. Ann K. Clapp In Honor of Jo Briggs In Memory of G. Cheston Carey, Jr. Mr. Richard Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Eberhard Faber IV In Honor of Darlene & Austin George’s 55th Wedding Anniversary In Memory of Walter Dandy Dr. & Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Ms. Cynthia W. Ballard Mrs. S. James Campbell In Honor of William Gross Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Mr. & Mrs. John V. Hastings Bruce E. & Rebecca L. Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Graham Egerton In Honor of Doug & Tsognie Hamilton Mr. Eli H. Freedman Dr. Sandra R. Leichtman Ms. Kathleen D. Gladstone Ms. Margaret Gontrum In Honor of Joy Heyrman Mrs. Charlotte Ober Goodwin Mint Museum of Art Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Meserve, Jr In Honor of Rebecca Lawson Ms. Mari Lynn Osler Ms. Eva Safar Jan C. Thorman & Michael C. Halbig Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Snider In Honor of Julia Marciari-Alexander Dr. William Spencer-Strong Ms. Elizabeth Walker Mrs. Marilyn S. Meyerhoff Mrs. Nancy A. Warner Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Sweren Mrs. Juliana Clark Watts In Honor of Dr. Robert Mintz Dr. & Mrs. E. F. Shaw Wilgis Ikebana International Baltimore Chapter #118 Ms. Ellen B. Williams Ms. Isabel M. Williams In Honor of Lois Schenck & Tod Myers Mr. Francis A. Wood Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Wagandt II

In Honor of John Shields In Memory of Chris Hanley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hudson Mr. & Mrs. John H. Heyrman

In Honor of Jamie Snead & Steven Ziger’s Wedding In Memory of Gladys & Peter Lacovara, MD, Mary & Anthony Pinto, Jr., and Edith & Gordon Leaverton Dr. & Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Pinto III In Honor of Françoise von Mayer In Memory of Jack Laporte Sue & Steve Sternheimer Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Brooks In Honor of Mary Wieler Mr. Darrell N. Braman, Jr. Mr. James Montgomery Mr. W. P. Beatson, Jr.

52 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Bell In Memory of Basil Thomas Ms. Anne Berman Dr. & Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Bernard Mr. John H. Claster Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Davison Endowment Gifts and Pledges Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Dosik Bequests Received Mr. & Mrs. George E. Doty, Jr. Drs. William G. & Elke F. Durden Miss Jeannette A. Cabeen Mr. & Mrs. Alex G. Fisher Mrs. Rosalie Johnson/ The Ro and Marius Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Fishman Charitable Legacy Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming Mrs. Isabel H. Klots Mr. & Mrs. Austin H. George Dr. John Christian Larsen Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Glick Mrs. Benita Holland Low Mr. & Mrs. John H. Heyrman Mrs. Rosalia Moeller Mr. Robert Riley Mr. & Mrs. Harris Jones, Jr. Mr. Sidney Silber Mr. & Mrs. John M. Jones, Jr. Mr. Semmes G. Walsh / The S.G. and A.C. Walsh Fund Ms. Julia A. Keller Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Rauch Access Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Reid Mr. & Mrs. George K. Reynolds III Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Mr. George A. Roche Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Ross Education Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schwartz Ben and Zelda Cohen Charitable Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Richard & Rosalee C. Davison Mr. & Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Napur & Guy Flynn Van Dyke Family Foundation The Harry L. Gladding Foundation / Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Walton II Mrs. Neal D. Borden Mr. Mark Zashin Jane & Michael Glick Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr. / Hamilton In Memory of Mary Alma Lears Associates Mr. David B. O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Lawson In Memory of Benita Low The Legg Mason Foundation Ms. Dorothy B. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Leibowitz Mrs. Helen K. Szymkowiak Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead In Memory of E. Trail Mathias Mrs. Mary C. Mangione The National Endowment for the Humanities Mr. & Mrs. M. Elliott Randolph, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William L. Paternotte In Memory of James Petrica Rauch Foundation / Lynn & Phil Rauch Mr. George A. Roche Dr. Deborah L. Picket, V.M.D. & The Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation / Jane & Stan Rodbell Mr. James B. Russo Earle & Annette Shawe Family Foundation / Gail & Ms. Susan Walsh Stephen Shawe In Memory of Marie Pluckett Jan C. Thorman & Michael C. Halbig Mrs. Marion C. Carozza Mr. & Mrs. Frank Turner, Jr.

In Memory of Dennis Regner Exhibitions Ms. Anne Berman The Eliasberg Family Foundation

In Memory of Charles Stieff II Ms. Anne Berman

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Donors 53 Restricted The Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial The Bozzuto Family Charitable Fund Chair for Medieval Art The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation This fund was established in 2007 with gifts from gen- Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff erous individuals given to meet a challenge from the Mr. & Mrs. John R. Rockwell Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Thomas B. and Elizabeth M. Sheridan Foundation The Wieler Family Foundation / Mr. & Mrs. Scott Alan The David Hirschhorn Community Wieler Outreach Coordinator Fund Unrestricted The David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bernard established the museum’s first endowed education Mr. Thomas Butterbaugh position in 2007, the David Hirschhorn Community Mr. & Mrs. Ward Classen Outreach Coordinator, to honor the memory of the Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming former Walters’ Trustee David Hirschhorn and pro- Trust of Helen M. Hughes mote the Walters’ program for learning and cultural Mr. & Mrs. George K. Reynolds, III development. Witt/Hoey Foundation / Judy & Scott Phares Exhibition Endowment Fund in Exhibition Endowment Fund in Honor Honor of Gary Vikan of Gary Vikan Gary Vikan served as the Walters Art Museum’s Director Deborah & Philip English from 1994 to 2013. The achievements of his tenure will The Laura L. Freedlander Foundation be honored in perpetuity with this fund, given by his Mr. & Mrs. Peter Horowitz many friends and admirers and matching a leadership Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Inc. grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. It sup- Mrs. Sally J. Michel ports “scholarly activities, research and publications Nancy & Tom O’Neil related to special exhibitions.” Mr. & Mrs. William L. Paternotte Mr. & Mrs. George J. Pedersen The Herbert A. Silverman Fund for Asian Art Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Scott Herbert Silverman served as a docent at the Walters Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Smelkinson for twelve years and took a particular interest in Asian Dr. & Mrs. Hervey Stockman, Jr. Art. He established this fund during his lifetime and Transamerica Foundation by bequest to support the acquisition, preservation, interpretation, display and enhancement of the Asian Art Collection of the Walters Art Museum. Named Endowment Funds The following named Endowment funds are part of the The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Endowment Walters’ permanent endowment and were established Fund and Louis and Henrietta Blaustein with gifts of $250,000 or more. Endowment Fund Alexander Brown Griswold Fund In 1989, the trustees of the Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Alexander Brown Griswold, an eminent scholar of Thai Foundation and the Louis and Henrietta Blaustein art, greatly enriched the Walters’ collection of Asian art Foundation established these funds at the Walters to with the gift of his large and important collection of provide support for essential programmatic activities, Thai and other Asian sculpture. In addition, he estab- such as permanent and temporary exhibitions, publica- lished this endowment fund, with income unrestricted. tions, education programs, and visiting specialists.

54 Donors The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 James A. Murnaghan Curatorial Chair in The Ruth T. Rauch Early Childhood Renaissance and Baroque Art Program Education Fund James A. Murnaghan, the distinguished Irish jurist and art This fund was established in 2012 with gifts from Lynn collector, was the uncle of Hon. Francis D. Murhaghan, and Phil Rauch and the Rauch Foundation in memory Jr., Chairman Emeritus of the Walters’ Board of Trustees. of Mr. Rauch’s mother, Ruth T. Rauch. Income from The income from this fund supports in part the position this endowed fund will support early childhood pro- of Curator of Renaissance and Baroque art. grams, providing a foundation for success in school and a framework for learning through art. The Jay M. Wilson Endowment Fund Jay M. Wilson was President of the Walters’ Board of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott Trustees from 1979 to 1985, Chairman from 1985 to 1988, Curatorial Chair for Asian Art and President again from 1991 to 1994. Established in This fund was established in 1997 in response to a chal- 2000 by his family, this fund is designated for endow- lenge from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with ment, with income unrestricted. income restricted to support the position of Curator of Asian Art. The Laura F. Delano Fund Miss Delano, niece of Henry Walters, served as trustee The Hilde Voss Eliasberg of the Walters for 28 years and took particular interest Endowment for Exhibitions in the collections of jewelry and portrait miniatures. This fund was established in 2014 with gifts from the Upon her in 1972, she left a significant bequest to Eliasberg Family Foundation in honor of Hilde Voss the museum’s endowment, with income unrestricted. Eliasberg. Income from this endowed fund will sup- port exhibitions at the Walters. The Loretta Lee Ver Valen Fund This fund was established in 2001 with a bequest from the estate of Loretta Lee Ver Valen. It was given to honor the memory of Mrs. Ver Valen’s mother. The income from this fund is to be used to support the acquisition of works of art.

The Perlman Memorial Fund Philip B. Perlman was one of the original members of the Walters’ Board of Trustees, which he established in 1932 following Henry Walters’ bequest to the City of Baltimore in 1931. He became President of the Board of Trustees in 1955 and remained in that position until his death in 1960. His bequest, and a generous donation by an anonymous donor, funded the Pearlman Memorial Fund, with income unrestricted.

The Robert and Nancy Hall Assistant Curatorship Museum patrons Robert and Nancy Hall established this endowed mid-level curatorial position in response to a challenge from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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Volunteers

Corporate Task Force William T. Walters Association Ward Classen Adam Borden, Chair Chris Espenshade Dee Alevizatos Michael Glick Anne Apgar Michela Hancock Danita Beck-Wickwire Steve Homza Joanne Belgrad Jon Manekin Ellen Bernard Elizabeth Phelan Heidi Berghuis Frank Turner Jason Chamberlain Jim Cholet Rosalee Davison Planned Giving Lynne Durbin Advisory Council Rosemary Eck George Reynolds, III, Esq., Chair Chris Espenshade Joanne Abell, CTFA, AEP Elaine Freeman Gary R. Anderson, JD, CPA/PFS Michael Glick Neal D. Borden, Esq. Steve Homza Thomas M. Brown, CLU Kate Kilmer John A. Gilpin, Esq. Colleen Pleasant Kline Sean McComber, CFP Bill Martin Lynn Wintriss, Esq. Mike Nieberding Anna Pappas Jamie Snead Walters Enthusiasts Kirsten Sandberg Steering Committee Clare Stewart Ron Taylor Colleen Pleasant Kline, Co-chair Jan Thorman Aung Oakkar, Co-chair Terry Ulmer Sarah Allinson Judy Van Dyke Elizabeth D. Courtemanche Mary Wieler Brianna Creed Robert C. Young, Esq. Kelly Harris Daniel Khodorkovsky Sherida Morrison Peter Sheehan Laura Werther

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 57 The Women's Committee Kathy L. Canzoniero Mary F. Carpenter Yvonne E. Lenz, Chair Gaile Civiletti Alexandra K. Dalury Active Members Sidney E. Daniels Anne N. Apgar Rosalee C. Davison Mary S. Arnold Diane Donohue Gail A. Bowles Hilde V. Eliasberg Barbara C. Calvert Hartley C. Etheredge Katherine M. Carr Berthe H. Ford Amy D. Chay Anne Marie Fox Mary Boswell Claiborne Patience L. Fritz Lynn D. Crenshaw Maria R. Gamper Jessica Dorsey Norma Jean Geesey Constance J. Fitzpatrick Darlene H. George Ann G. Giroux Carol Gertsen Joanna D. Golden Tsognie W. Hamilton Barbara F. Guarnieri Barbie Hart Janet S. Guyton Catherine V.O. Hoffberger Rosemary K. Harder Elizabeth L. Jones Greta Jackson Mary Ellen Kaplan Rachel Lea Johnson Donna N. Kovacs Marion H. Kandel Kim Leahy Mara-Lee Khouzami Reva G. Lewie Mona Lankford Mary-jo Mather Elise J. Mason Beth McCrickard Carol McClees Carolyn F. Meredith Faith C. Millspaugh Katherine C. Murphy Susan K. Niemeyer Ann M. O’Neil Judy M. Phares Anna Z. Pappas Katherine G. Phillips Helen A. Passano Emily Clark Powderly Beth G. Pierce Allison S. Rinaldi Sharon E. Reid Savilla S. Rohde Laura B. Rice Eva T. Rotolo Wendy S. Rosen Rachel Seba Adrienne Salomon Roslyn Smith Eleanor V. Schwark Sharon K. Smith Elizabeth F. Scott Maki Uchida Barbara S. Simmons Judy Van Dyke Katie Stevens Karen Visser Margaret H. Strudwick Sharon S. Waters Michele C. Swartz Thérèse E. Ulmer Associate Members Elizabeth L. Van Dyke Dorothy A. Alevizatos Ann D. Woodward Christine R. Bangs Joanne L. Belgrad Affiliate Members Susan Black Priscilla P. Adams Betsy Bond Dale E. Balfour Marta L. Bosworth Joanne P. Bartlett Eva L. Brill Margaret M. Cheek Kathleen Brosi Constance C. Chriss

58 Volunteers The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Frances F. Colston Pamela Jackson Sarah M. Fisher Kimberly Kline Laura L. Freedlander Christine Lambrou Ellen H. Godine Heather Landheim Alicia Haberman Shelli Lubetkin Jody Harvey Sara Lycett Lisa C. Hoffberger Sally Majoros Martha J. O’Brien Paul McAdam Jean T. Sharpless Kathleen McAvoy Katherine R. Williams Joan McPartlin Beverley W. Young Carole McShane Marybeth Nelson Loxley Nichols Docents Susan Niemeyer Susan Noonan Docent Executive Committee Joyce Noyes Rebecca Lawson, President Janice Perdue Jan Thorman, Vice President Anne Piersanti Elizabeth Piper, Secretary Barbara Pour Sherryll Braggio, Treasurer Jill Reynolds Carolina Scarborough Docents Susan Schuster David Albright Eleanor Schwark Julianne Alderman Betty Schweitzer Marian Altoz Barbara Simmons Lenore Baier Jacqueline Slavney Joanne Belgrad Nancy Snyder Kirsten Benson Joan Sobkov Angela Breakey Charles Springer Michael Brush Dianne Tiberii Elizabeth Burger Thérèse Ulmer Bonnie Busta Theresa Varipatis Dorothy Cherry Sheila Vidmar Ilene Cohen Cayla Villegas Elsa Collins Françoise von Mayer Christopher Conti-Vock Kathleen Wales Carol Doctrow Gale Walker Rosemary Eck Suzanne Waller Sharon Edlow Edwin Wenck Carrie Emerson Patricia Wenck Betty Feinberg Louise White Kris Anne Gitlin Donald Wiley Judith Gluckman Richard Wilschke Marsha Golob Elaine Zieve Hannah Gould Barbara Guarnieri Patricia Harcarik Annette Heaps Antonina Hoffer Ann Hogg Lily Grace Hudson Amy Huntoon

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Volunteers 59 Interns Marketing and Communications Diversity in the Arts Interns Christopher Harvey Anastasia Morgan Blake Myers Volunteers Von Hess Foundation Graduate Conservation and Technical Research Studies Interns Madeline Cooper Terra Huber Betsy Dahl Stacey Kutish Ned Feltham Becca Goodman Conservation and Technical Research Kim Parr Miranda Dunn Indira Rao Geneva Griswold Lise Marandet Curatorial Megan Salazar-Walsh Anita Carrico Bradley Scates Nanci Feltham Ned Feltham Curatorial Stephanie Joyal Ayla Amon Lionel Katzoff Emily Brown Russ Sale Stephanie Cheuvront Joel Woody Teresa Cos-Robello Michelle Court-Ruess Development Kelly Dashiel Stephanie Danesie Cynthia Ferguson Virginia DiMeno Christopher Mergen Vincent Lowe Natalie Naor Marla Krogh Aubrey Quasney Liz Nuss Catherine Reckelhoff Bill Oberfelder Miriam Said Penny Pine Rachel Schnalzer Allyson Schuele Exhibitions and Collection Management Emma Wingfeild Betsy Tomlinson Development Museum Store Miya Kane Christine Blum Education and Public Programs Marion Carozza Angela Donati Lindsay DuPertuis Allison Gragg Gallery Teachers Carol Murray Pearl Walsh Katrina Anderson Betsy Wieand April Lambert Brooke Leahy Visitor Services Stephanie Goldberg Jess Gordon John Arbelada Guy Attia Studio Teachers Brenda Barteck Abby Lenhart Elizabeth Berry Amanda Simonds Debbie Best Jiah Sin Maryanne Bongiovani

60 Volunteers The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Liz Boyle Ursula Scheffel Elle Carroll Sandy Schmidt Dorothy Cherry Rona Shapiro Bradley Dion Taylor Shortt Ellen Douglas Ben Smith Tracey Fann Judith Sylk-Siegel Cindy Faust Kara Taylor Nanci Feltham Claud Vandernotte Judith Fine Zenaida Velez-Dorsey Millie Fischer Mary Walters Jonathan Flax Laura Wilke Florence Foster Morgan Woodle Jana Gantt Tian Xu Celene Getz Barbara Young Mary Glazer Elizabeth Glenn Brigid Goody Tierney Gormley Lauren Griffith Linda Grimm Allison Hamer Brittanny Handiboe Shannon Hilbert Allyson Hitte Daniel Hoffman Helen Hurst Jean Israel Essence Jackson Debbie Feldman Jones Marianne Jones Deidre King Micaela Kowalski Ellen Hollister Kunce Kyle Lawson Rachel Layton Aleta Leuchtenberger Jack Light Vincent Lowe Alfreda McCray Shelly Mintz Visharad Moktan Bill Oberfelder Maggie Orloff Christine Osazuwa Patricia Panzarella Teri Perona Preethy Prasad Virginia Probasco Sean Riley Anne Robotham Nicole Rodriguez Vadim Rubin

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Staff

As of June 30, 2014 Barbara Fegley, Associate Registrar Executive Director's Office Jennifer Harr, Assistant Registrar William Hays, Collections, Data, and Imaging Assistant Julia Marciari-Alexander, Executive Director Susan Wallace, Head of Exhibition Scheduling Cynthia Roberts, Executive Assistant and Graphics Kirsten MacKenzie, Exhibition and Installation Project Manager Art and Program Ashley Boycher, Associate Exhibition Designer Curatorial Asa Osborne, Production Manager and Design Coordinator Robert Mintz, Chief Curator and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mark Kooi, Lighting Designer and Coordinator Quincy Scott Curator of Asian Art Michael McKee, Supervisor and Senior Collections Martina Bagnoli, Andrew W. Mellon Curator in charge of Technician Medieval Art and Manuscripts Michael Bouyoucas, Exhibitions Production Technician Jo Briggs, Assistant Curator of 18th- and 19th-Century Art Craig Bowen, Collections Technician Lynley Anne Herbert, Robert and Nancy Hall Assistant Gill Furoy, Collections Technician Curator of Manuscripts & Rare Books Frederick Nitsch, Graphic Production Artist Amy Landau, Associate Curator, Islamic & South Asian Art Wayne Johnson, Senior Cabinetmaker Joaneath Spicer, James A. Murnaghan Curator of Renaissance and Baroque Art Conservation and Technical Research Ayla Amon, Carol Bates Fellow Terry Drayman-Weisser, Dorothy Wagner Wallis Elizabeth Caris, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, Asian Art Director of Conservation and Technical Research Daniel Houston, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, Julie Lauffenburger, Assistant Director of Conservation Manuscripts and Rare Books and Technical Research and William B. Ziff, Jr., Jessica Lamont, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, Conservator of Objects Renaissance and Baroque Art Glenn Gates, Conservation Scientist Gianna Puzzo, Robert and Nancy Hall Fellow, Asian Art Abigail Quandt, Head of Books and Paper Conservation Chiara Valle, Zanvyl Krieger Curatorial Fellow, Elissa O’Loughlin, Senior Conservator, Books and Paper Manuscripts and Rare Books Linda Owen, Conservator for Digitization, NEH, Ariel Tabritha, Digitization Specialist, Manuscripts and Books and Paper Rare Books Meg Craft, Head of Objects Conservation Kimberly Wiegand, Digitization Specialist, Stephanie Hulman, Assistant Conservator, Objects Manuscripts and Rare Books Ariel O’Connor, Assistant Conservator, Objects Diane Bockrath, Archivist / Librarian Katie Posthauer, Conservation Technician, IMLS, Objects Melissa Wertheimer, Archives Assistant Gregory Bailey, Mellon Conservation Fellow, Objects Danielle Horetsky, Curatorial Assistant Eric Gordon, Head of Paintings Conservation Karen French, Senior Conservator, Paintings Exhibitions and Collection Management Pamela Betts, Associate Conservator, Paintings Joan-Elisabeth Reid, Chief Registrar Megan Berkey, Samuel H. Kress Fellow, Paintings Danielle Bennett, Associate Registrar Meredith Davey, Conservation Division Assistant

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 63 Education and Public Programs Administration and Operations Jacqueline Copeland, Deputy Director, Audience Kathleen Basham, Chief Operating Officer Engagement Amanda Kodeck, Assistant Director of Education and Engineering Public Programs Edward Walsh, Manager, Engineering Rebecca Sinel, Manager, Family and Community Charles Reigle, Senior Engineering Technician Programs Joseph Moran, Engineering Assistant Ashley Hosler, Sr. Education Coordinator, Family Programs Facilities Colleen Oyler, Education Coordinator, Family Programs Kristen Mewshaw, Sr. Education Coordinator, Emory Bowie, Manager, Facilities School Programs William Murray, Lead Maintenance Technician Brittany Powell, Sr. Education Coordinator, Alonzo Bacon, Maintenance Technician School Programs Jemal Cherry, Maintenance Technician Susan Dorsey, Education Coordinator, School Programs Randolph Hammett, Maintenance Technician Meredith Sheehan, Adult Programs Coordinator Thelma Mitchell, Maintenance Technician John Shields, Manager, Docent and Internships Suzana Williams, Maintenance Technician Marta Zoellner, Education Coordinator, Docent Program Finance James Huebler, Director, Finance Museum Advancement Mary Cromwell, Finance Coordinator Joy Heyrman, Deputy Director, Museum Advancement Robin Bristow, Finance Assistant

Development Human Resources Laurent Fisher, Director, Development Brenda Jackson, Director, Human Resources Julia Keller, Manager, Individual Giving and Membership Diane Van Pelt, Human Resources Coordinator Lia Epley, Membership Coordinator Anna Platis, Manager, Volunteer and Internship Program Noah Opitz, Development Coordinator, Online Giving and Annual Campaigns Information Technology Shirley Plank Thomas, Membership Database Specialist James Maza, Chief Technology Officer Ashley Mancinelli, Manager, Gift Planning and Major Gifts Kate Blanch, Administrator of Museum Databases Katarina Ziegler, Manager, Institutional Giving Susan Tobin, Head of Photography and Digital Imaging Misha Waters, Grant Writer Ruth Bowler, Photo and Digital Imaging Coordinator Anne Berman, Manager, Special Events and Rentals Henry Alperovich, Network Administrator Heather Poff, Rentals Coordinator Jessica Figard, Information Technology Assistant Ryan Brown, Manager, Visitor Services Eric Domineck, Mailroom Clerk / AV Technician Mae Kocis, Secretary to the Board DeLisa Swiger-Walmsley, Museum Advancement Museum Store Assistant Alice McAuliffe, Manager, Retail Operations Aubrey Herr, Assistant Manager, Retail Operations Marketing and Communications Jennifer Swisko, Shipping / Receiving Assistant Becca Seitz, Director, Marketing and Communications Johanna Biehler, Head of Graphic Design Security Tony Venne, Graphic Designer Christopher Kunkel, Head of Safety and Security Mona Rock, Manager, Public Relations Lois Guy, Assistant Manager, Safety and Security Services Charles Dibble, Manager, Publications and Troy Rosebud, Security Supervisor Editorial Services Alan Voss, Security Supervisor Jennifer Paulson, Publications and Editorial Samira Ware, Security Supervisor Services Coordinator William Gross, Jr., Lead Gallery Officer Dylan Kinnett, Manager, Web and Social Media Tara Bazemore, Gallery Officer Thea Canlas, Web Content Specialist William Boles, Gallery Officer

64 Staff The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Dennis Cloutier, Gallery Officer Barry Leonard, Gallery Officer Patricia Lockhart, Gallery Officer John Monti, Gallery Officer Carleen Stewart, Gallery Officer James Thompson, Gallery Officer Denisha Coleman, Lead Monitor Room Security Officer Jarreau Harris, Lead Monitor Room Security Officer Christina Jackson, Lead Monitor Room Security Officer Berline Dunnock, Monitor Room Security Officer Jerry Moseley, Monitor Room Security Officer Tearsa Tolliver, Monitor Room Security Officer Christopher Felton, Gallery / Relief Monitor Room Security Officer Antiwan Johnson, Gallery / Relief Monitor Room Security Officer Carol Stanback, Gallery / Relief Monitor Room Security Officer Eugene Antonelli, Part-time Gallery Officer Robert Hanger, Part-time Gallery Officer Dorothy Johnson, Part-time Gallery Officer Reginald Johnson, Part-time Gallery Officer Calvin Jones, Part-time Gallery Officer Patrick Jones, Part-time Gallery Officer Kevin Randolph, Part-time Gallery Officer Eric Seidel, Part-time Gallery Officer Deborah Swords, Receptionist

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Board of Trustees

Andrea B. Laporte, Chair Ex-Officio Members Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr., President The Honorable Martin J. O’Malley Ellen N. Bernard, President-Elect The Honorable Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Thomas S. Bozzuto, Vice President Casey N. R. Brent, Representative for Baltimore Guy E. Flynn, Vice President The Honorable Bernard C. Young Nancy R. Sasser, Vice President Mary Demory, Representative for City Council Mary Baily Wieler, Vice President The Honorable Kevin Kamenetz Frank K. Turner, Jr., Treasurer Adele Kass, Representative for Baltimore County Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph. D., Secretary The Honorable Ken Ulman Julianne E. Alderman Diana Ulman, Representative for Howard County Peter L. Bain Adam Borden, Chair, William T. Walters Association Calvin H. Baker Rebecca Lawson, Chair, Docents Neal D. Borden Yvonne E. Lenz, Chair, Women’s Committee H. Ward Classen Tom Noonan, Visit Baltimore Rosalee C. Davison James H. Degraffenreidt, Jr. Michael de Havenon Trustees Emeriti Cynthia L. Egan Robert S. Feinberg Christine M. Espenshade Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Margaret Z. Ferguson Cynthia R. Mead Jonathan M. Fishman William L. Paternotte Bruce W. Fleming Adena W. Testa Kris Anne Gitlin Jay M. Wilson Michael B. Glick Sanford M. Gross Kevin A. Mccreadie Director's Advisory Council Neil A. Meyerhoff Eddie C. Brown Bailey Morris-Eck Constance R. Caplan Mark Mullin Philip D. English Jennifer Murphy Laura L. Freedlander Charles J. Nabit Sir Paul Ruddock Judy Witt Phares The Honorable Paul Sarbanes Lynn Homeier Rauch Benjamin B. Zucker George K. Reynolds III John R. Rockwell Bernard Selz Gail L. Shawe Judith Van Dyke Michael J. Young

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Financial Statements

June 30, 2014 (with comparative totals for June 30, 2013)

Statements of Financial Position Assets 2014 2013 Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 1,326,434 $ 304,979 Accrued Investment Income 92,523 139,938 Grants and Accounts Receivable 476,857 799,301 Inventories 314,249 352,330 Prepaid Expenses 2,000 97,063 Investments 127,215,675 112,158,221 Unconditional Promises to Give, Net 2,015,487 2,395,125 Buildings and Equipment, Net 24,453,455 24,960,616

Total assets $ 155,896,680 $ 141,180,573

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 669,661 $ 686,675 Loan payable 20,170 61,129 Deposits and memberships received in advance 262,264 389,022 Annuity obligations 15,010 15,010 Total liabilities 967,105 1,151,836

Commitments and Contingencies

Net Assets Unrestricted Operating 901,941 254,629 Board designated for long-term investment 27,497,425 23,551,405 Net investment in plant 24,433,285 24,899,487 Walters Art Gallery Foundation 2,695,541 2,515,651 55,528,192 51,221,172 Temporarily restricted 29,805,720 25,350,998 Permanently restricted 69,595,663 63,456,567 Total net assets 154,929,575 140,028,737

Total liabilities and net assets $ 155,896,680 $ 141,180,573

The Walters Art Museum: Year in Reveiw 2013–2014 69 Statement of Activities Revenue, Gains and Other Support 2014 2013 Investment income $ 2,091,751 $ 1,761,369 Grant income Public grants 2,228,888 1,798,971 Private grants 1,188,748 834,855 Contributions 2,762,314 4,864,087 Change in value of annuity obligation and contribution - 2,665 Realized and unrealized gains (losses) on investments 16,991,234 10,541,722 Annual giving 1,987,730 1,956,771 Membership 222,345 232,456 Museum store 413,561 393,758 Employee benefit contributions 2,155,264 2,177,873 Exhibit rental 19,348 64,878 Other income 653,409 2,454,942 Satisfaction of program restrictions and release of investment income - - Satisfaction of acquisition restrictions - - Total revenue, gains and other support 30,714,592 27,084,347

Expenses Curatorial 974,160 1,403,562 Conservation 1,157,690 1,081,726 Exhibitions 1,586,320 1,909,322 Education and public programs 931,720 1,150,393 Development and membership 1,348,507 1,216,548 Marketing 933,968 823,419 Building 4,119,096 4,566,753 Management 2,782,884 2,922,483 Museum Store 403,617 365,670 Accessions 1,575,792 472,163 Total expenses 15,813,754 15,912,039

Change in net assets before transfers 14,900,838 11,172,308 Transfer, plant reserve - - Change in net assets 14,900,838 11,172,308

Net Assets Beginning of year 140,028,737 128,856,429

End of year $ 154,929,575 $ 140,028,737

70 Financial Statements The Walters Art Museum: Year in Review 2013–2014 Cover: Charles Meunier (binder), Livre de Prières. Tissé d’après les enluminures des manuscrits du XIVe au XVIe siècle, 1886, gift of Ms. Jane Ridder, 1974 (92.123), from Bookbindings from the Gilded Age

Page 2: Miyashita Zenji, Noboro ki [Rising Air], ca. 2005, loan from The Betsy and Robert Feinberg Collection (FF05.04) to Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics. Photography by John Dean Photographer

Page 4: John La Farge, Avenue to the Temple of Iyeyasa, Nikko. Mid-day Sun, detail, 1886, acquired by Henry Walters, 1907 (37.917), from American Artists Abroad

Page 6: Super Thursday 2013. Photography by Umbrella Syndicate

Page 12: lobby entrance to Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum

Page 18: Tawaraya Sotatsu, Ise Monogatari Leaf, ca. 1600, museum purchase by exchange, 2013 (35.309)

Page 24: Katie Posthauer, Conservation Technician, IMLS, Objects. Photography Lindsey Hite

Page 32: Gala 2013. Photography by Glenwood Jackson

Page 56: Egyptian, , , Sakhmet and , ca. 664–525 BCE, acquired by Henry Walters, ca. 1909 (54.399), from Egypt’s Mysterious Book of the Faiyum

Page 62: Robert Mintz, Chief Curator and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quincy Scott Curator of Asian Art, lecture for Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics. Photography by Rachel Lea

Page 66: Diquís, Human Effigy Pendant, AD 400–1500, gift of John G. Bourne Foundation, 2013 (2009.20.74)

Page 68: Egyptian, The Book of the Faiyum, detail, 1st cen- tury BC–2nd century AD, museum purchase, 1949, and gift of The Morgan Library & Museum, 2012 (w.738)

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