Birmingham Museum of Art Annual Report CONTENTS 2 Exhibitions 2006–2007 4 Education Programs 6 Events The mission of the Birmingham Museum of 9 Acquisitions Art is to provide an unparalleled cultural and educational experience to a diverse community 18 Sponsors by collecting, presenting, interpreting and 20 Financial Information preserving works of art of the highest quality. 23 Leadership 24 Support Societies Autumn, Brandywine Valley, Pennsylvania, Bruce Crane, American (1857–1937), oil on canvas, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of 27 Membership Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier AFI30.2006 32 Staff

1 Exhibitions

Amongst the Clouds: Textiles of the Miao People from Southwest China June 4–August 27, 2006 Amongst the Clouds offered insight into the Miao, China’s largest ethnic minority group, through the exquisitely textured and vibrantly colored textiles the people have embroidered.

Power and Purpose: African Art from the Congo June 4–August 27, 2006 Power and Purpose featured more than 60 works of art from the Democratic Republic of Congo, including masks, figure sculpture, textiles, headwear, ceramics, musical instruments, and metalwork from numerous ethnic peoples. William Christenberry Photographs: 1961–2005 September 30–December 24, 2006 William Christenberry Photographs surveyed this renowned Alabama-born artist’s poetic documentation of Southern architecture and landscape from his earliest Brownie photographs in the early 1960s to his later work with a large-format camera.

Alabama Folk Pottery October 1, 2006–January 7, 2007 Alabama Folk Pottery traced the evolution of the Alabama pottery Mel Bochner: Drawing from Four Decades tradition from the early historic period through the mid-twentieth July 9–September 30, 2006 century. Mel Bochner offered the first overview of Bochner’s drawing practices. Considered one of the founding figures of conceptual art, Bochner Framing a Nation: is credited with prioritizing language, serial systems, and conceptual Portraits of the Founding Fathers from the ideas over the physical object in his art. Westervelt Warner Museum October 22–December 30, 2006 Japanese Prints from the Birmingham Framing a Nation traced our country’s history by means of seminal Museum of Art portraits of George Washington and works depicting historical events August 13–November 12, 2006 such as the Boston Massacre and the signing of the Declaration of Japanese Prints was the inaugural exhibition for the Museum’s works on Independence by such artists as Rembrandt Peale, Gilbert Stuart and paper gallery and featured a sampling of the more than 1,000 Japanese Andrew Wyeth. prints that have been donated to the permanent collection by some 50 patrons since 1953. Weird Wonders of the World: Baroque Prints from Northern Europe December 3, 2006–February 24, 2007 Weird Wonders of the World featured prints from encyclopedic books that reflected the interest of “art and wonders” surrounding Northern Europeans in the 17th century, from paintings and sculptures to astronomical instruments and exotic stuffed animals.

2 WallCeilingFloor: Works by William Anastasi, Donald Judd and Fred Sandback January 28–March 4, 2007 WallCeilingFloor presented works by three seminal artists who, beginning in the 1960’s, explored not only the forms and properties of the materials they used to create their objects, but also the relationships between these objects and the physical limits of the spaces in which they were to be placed. Anxious Objects: Willie Cole’s Favorite Brands Benny Andrews: March 30–May 27, 2007 Works from the Miles College Collection Anxious Objects explored the work of New Jersey artist Willie Cole February 4–May 20, 2007 in his first retrospective exhibition. Cole transforms such salvaged Benny Andrews featured fifteen paintings, drawings, and collages given as items as ironing boards, blow dryers, and high-heeled shoes into a gift by the artist to Miles College, a historically black college located symbolically charged, often “Africanized” items. in Fairfield, Alabama, on the occasion of the premiere of the opera,Sky ˇ Sash So Blue. Cestmír Suška: Outdoor Sculpture April 21–October 31 Czech sculptor Cˇestmír Suška uses a plasma cutter to carve designs inspired by memories of the curtains, embroideries and wallpaper of his childhood home into discarded metal containers ranging in size from three to 10 feet in length.

Sea Fever: American Art and the Aquatic Imagination May 13–July 22, 2007 This exhibition of seascapes from the Museum’s collection included works by artists Giuseppe Moretti, Balcomb Greene, and Alfred Thompson Bricher. On loan were works by Edward Henry Potthast and William Trost Richards. Spanning 120 years of artistic fascination with wind and waves, Sea Fever examined the ocean’s awesome power Alabama Folk Art and beauty as captured by American painters, sculptors and poets. February 12–December 30, 2007 Visitors found themselves enveloped by seascapes and the sounds of Alabama Folk Art featured artists such as Jerry Brown, Thornton Dial, the shore. Works of art were paired with passages from authors such Lonnie Holley, Charlie Lucas, Nora Ezell, Mose Tolliver, Bill Traylor, as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Herman Melville, and the Quilters of Gee’s Bend, just a few of the renowned artists that Ernest Hemingway, and Anne Morrow Lindbergh. represent the rich history of folk art from this state. 77 Dances: Praˇzské noci/Prague Nights: Japanese Calligraphy by Poets, Monks, Czech Modern Art from the Hascoe and Scholars, 1568–1868 Collection June 10–August 12, 2007 March 4–April 29, 2007 Japanese Calligraphy examined the remarkably creative flowering of the Prague Nights, the first exhibition of Czech modern art in the art of writing during Japan’s early modern period beginning in the southeastern United States, looked at the vibrant and sometimes mid-16th century with a pair of six-panel screens, hanging scrolls, haunting scenes of life in early 20th-century Prague, one of Europe’s handscrolls, framed fan paintings, albums, tanzaku (poem cards), and greatest cultural capitals. ceramics.

3 Education Programs

Friend Lecture: Callahan Lecture: Kongo Alabama, Kongo New Orleans: Who Was Rama In Siam? Notes on a World Spiritual Tradition Sunday, March 25, 2007 Sunday, June 4, 2006 Presented by Forrest McGill, Chief Curator and Wattis Curator of Presented by Robert Farris Thompson, Colonel John Trumbull South and Southeast Asian Art, Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. Professor of the History of Art at Yale University, Master of Timothy “Rama-” elements have been included in the names of Thai kings Dwight College, presents a lecture on the transatlantic cultural ties for 700 years, and the legend of Rama seems likely to have been between Africa and America, particularly in the American south. His well known. From the end of the eighteenth century onwards, many lecture is presented in conjunction with the Birmingham Museum of artworks survive depicting scenes from the Rama legend, including Art exhibition Power and Purpose: African Art from the Congo.Thompson, an murals, manuscript paintings, sculptures, and painted lacquers. But internationally renowned scholar of African and African American art earlier artistic representations of Rama are rare and ambiguous. What has written numerous books on art, including Flash of the Spirit: African do we really know about the image and significance of Rama in Siam? and Afro-American Art and Face of the Gods: Art and Altars of Africa and the African Americas. His latest book is on dance and traces the African roots Ongoing Programs of the Tango. Professor Thompson has taught African and African A comprehensive schedule of lectures, gallery talks, music, dance, Amercian art at Yale University since 1961. films, and multidisciplinary performances are offered at the Museum. Lectures and art activities are offered at schools, libraries, malls, senior Chenoweth Lecture: centers, neighborhoods, festivals, and social meetings. The Education The Accidental Masterpiece: Department coordinates mural projects with community groups. It also On the Art of Life and Vice Versa presents several student art exhibitions including Youth Art Month, Thursday, November 16, 2006 and the Teen Advisory Board exhibition, Rising Art of Rising Stars. Presented by Michael Kimmelman, New York Times Chief Art. Kimmelman, chief art critic of The New Docent Program York Times and a contributor to The New York Review of More than 130 volunteer tour guides, trained in art history and Books, presented a lecture on his most recent book educational methods, provided tours of the collection to 22,208 and New York Times best seller, The Accidental Masterpiece: people. In addition, audio guides which provide spontaneous tours for On the Art of Life and Vice Versa, which Time magazine Museum visitors, and on-site programs for visually impaired patrons describes as “transcendent.” Kimmelman is a Pulitzer were provided by the Docent Program. Prize finalist and the author ofPortraits: Talking with Artists at the Met, the Modern, the Louvre and Elsewhere, Hess Education Gallery: A Town of the Creek Nation, 1790 which was named a Best Book of the Year by The Times A gallery designed to offer children and adults innovative ways of and the Washington Post. He is also a talented concert experiencing and learning about the art and culture of the Creek pianist and has performed nationally. Nation through an interactive, hands-on exhibition.

Rushton Concert Teacher Resource Library Tuesday, November 28, 2006 An audience of more than 13,000 benefitted from culture cases, videos, Performance by Frederic Chiu and other materials available through the Education Department which Chiu has performed at the Berlin Philharmonic, may be checked out by educators. Lincoln Center, and the Kennedy Center. He has produced over 20 CDs, many of which have Continuing Education been awarded “Record of the Year.” Chiu has won The Education Department prepares workshops, seminars, lesson numerous awards for his music and was the recipient plans, and education packets for teachers and parent/teacher of the Avery Fisher Career Grant and the Petscheck organizations so that they can incorporate the visual arts into a Award of the Julliard School. comprehensive curriculum package. Museum workshops served 212 educators.

4 Start with Art This program provides an interdisciplinary combination of tours and art classes at the Museum for the Jefferson County School System, the Birmingham City School System and other selected schools. It provides for the incorporation of art education requirements per the Alabama Course of Study into the state school curriculum. Grants and volunteers provided by the Junior League of Birmingham make this program possible. More than 1,927 students participated in Start with Art this year.

Adventures in Art: Asia Adventures in Art: Asia is a program designed to assist middle school art and social studies teachers and students in acquiring knowledge of the Asian cultures of China, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. The lessons cover such diverse, yet interrelated, areas as art and poetry, geography, Summer and Winter Arts Camp history and current events, language, literature, philosophy and An interdisciplinary arts camp for children ages 5 through 14, the religion. Funded by the Freeman Foundation, this project is based on Museum’s camps hosted 346 children this year. A scholarship program the Alabama Course of Study in social studies and visual arts, and the sponsored by corporations, individuals, and the Junior League of Birmingham Museum of Art’s renowned Asian Art collection. These Birmingham enabled 24 at-risk youths to participate. grant funds enable us to implement the program in the Jefferson County, Mountain Brook, Vestavia, and Hoover City School Systems. Ambassador Program The Museum’s 36 Ambassadors provide insight on a number of Birmingham Cultural Alliance Partnership subjects, from collection highlights to the Museum’s fifty-five year This partnership serves as a national model for collaborations between history, and from specific collections to special exhibitions. The museums and libraries. Working with the following institutions, the Ambassadors give presentations at various locations, free of charge. Birmingham Cultural Alliance Partnership (BCAP) provides fourteen weeks of after-school programming per semester geared to covering Teen Advisory Board various aspects of African American culture and heritage: Birmingham This program includes teens in the 11th and 12th grades from Civil Rights Institute—Civil Rights Struggle; Birmingham Botanical Jefferson, St.Clair, and Shelby Counties. The experience gives teens Gardens- The Legacy of George Washington Carver; Birmingham from different socio-economic backgrounds the chance to work Public Library—genealogy; Southern Museum of Flight— together on a project, learn how an exhibition is organized, and get contributions of African Americans to aviation including study of the a behind the scenes look at Museum administration. Participants Tuskegee Airmen; Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame—Alabama’s contribution gain valuable skills they can transfer to their college careers and to jazz history; Sloss Furnaces—contribution of the African American professional lives. workers towards the building of Birmingham; Birmingham Museum of Art—cultural traditions of quilt-making and its important role in Studio Classes the Underground Railroad. During the Museum’s two-week session, A full schedule of studio classes offers adults and children instruction students focus on the textile arts in our collection. in painting, drawing, sculpture, multi-media, photography, and art appreciation based on works of art in the Museum’s collection.

5 Events

Joe and Angela Brady Solis Occasus Pompeii Solis Occasus Pompeii, or Sunset over Pompeii, was the setting for the 2007 Museum Ball. A sellout, this elegant evening heralded the arrival of the fabulous collection from Pompeii, scheduled to arrive in Birmingham the fall of 2007. Ball Chairs Leah McKinney and Pamela Rediker greeted guests in the lobby of the Museum, which had been transformed into an ancient Italian garden leading everyone out to the Sculpture Garden. There all enjoyed lively conversation and cocktails, served from beautiful Italian ceramic vessels. As guests entered the tent for dinner, they were wowed by the wrought iron chandeliers draped in orchids and tables and chairs bound in muslin. Enhancing the entire dining room was subtle lighting that recreated that fateful evening in Pompeii, from sunset to starry night. The tables were opulently draped in orange silk, dupioni, and set with bronze chargers, bronze flat ware, amber glasses, and rustic stone vessels overflowing with fruits and flowers. The guests dined on Octavian salad, Quail Augustus and mini-lamb chops, and finished the repast with Vesuvius chocolate cake. After dinner, many danced to the tunes of Shirley Austin Reeves (former lead singer of the Shirelles) and the Soul Searchers’ old standards of rock and roll. Joining in the dancing were guests who attended the Champagne Level Party that kicked off festivities in the transformed Terrace Café at 9:00 pm. This young and fun group chaired by Langston Hereford and Fluff Roberts sipped champagne and indulged in decadent desserts and cheeses.

BALL CHAIRS PRAETORIAN GUARD CHAIRS The Birmingham Museum of Art Board of Leah McKinney MEN’S COMMITEE Trustees and Museum Ball Committee wish Pamela Rediker Alan Dreher to express their deepest appreciation to Miss John Williams Eleanor Kidd for her generous contribution to STEERING COMMITTEE the 2007 Museum Ball. Gail Bayer CHAMPAGNE LEVEL Frances Caldwell Bennett SPONSORED BY BROMBERG’S Jane Bissell Dalton Blankenship CHAMPAGNE CHAIRS Michael Choy Langston Hereford Liz Cooney Fluff Roberts Carolyn Frohsin Rebecca Hatcher CHAMPAGNE COMMITTEE David Hezlep Rebecca Baum Kelly Hulsey Derrick Belden Katie Baker Lasker Courtenay Bloodworth Sally Legg Katie Crommelin Tom Luckie Patti B. Driscoll Alice Major Margaret Dumas Lizy Matthews Beth Flowers Lee Moncus Steve Inskeep Morgan Murphy Kimberly King Jamie Rediker Jenny McCain Michael Rediker Cliff Murse Virginia Scruggs Barnes Ray Margot Shaw Hanson Slaughter Carla Simmons Matt Stiles Julie Stephens Tommy Tynes Frank & Pardis Stitt Cotten Volman Sherry Wilson Katie Vreeland Jennifer Wilson Bevelle Worthen Mary Worthen

Pamela Rediker and Leah McKinney 6 LEGATI PRAETORIAN GUARD GRATIAS TIBI Protective Life Corporation MEN’S COMMITEE American Printing Company Gloria Narramore Moody Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Abernethy Amy Murphy Katherine and Garry Ard Cheryl Sanford, Calligrapher TRIBUNI Mr. and Mrs. Winfield M. Baird City Paper Alabama Power Company Dr. and Mrs. J. Claude Bennett Denny Frank and Staff AT&T Brasfield & Gorrie G.B. Quinney and Staff EBSCO Industries, Inc Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brock Hunter Albany Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Engel Maggie and Will Brooke International Wines Harbert Management Corporation Mr. Thomas A. Broughton III Interiorscapes Haskell Slaughter Young and Rediker, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III Landscape Services Mrs. Charles W. Ireland Fletcher and John Chambliss Melissa Falkner and Staff Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley Mackin Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Coleman Norman Kent Johnson Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Rediker Donald Comer Quality Press Regions The Dunn Companies Red Mountain Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. William M. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook Richard Joseph Salon Spa Southern Progress Corporation Skip and Tonya Cooper Royal Cup Coffee Sterne Agee Cameron and Derrill Crowe Steel City Crane The Birmingham News Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Daniel Supreme Beverage Company, Inc. Mr. Lanny Vines Jack Drake Tria Market Vulcan Materials Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dreher Tsitalia Imports, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Dreher Vineyard Brands, Inc. CENTURIONES Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dreher Wayne Blount and Staff Altec Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eubanks Wood Fruitticher Pauline Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Fuller Jemison Investment Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Don Logan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Goyer III Mitchell Industries Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. William M. Spencer III Mr. and Mrs. Meredyth R. Hazzard Mr. David Hezlep OPTIONES Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klyce First American Bank Dr. and Mrs. James C. Lasker Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bissell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mackenzie III Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Marks Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Louis Kimerling Masonry Arts, Inc. O’Neal Steel, Inc. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Matheson Birmingham Coca Cola Bottling Co. National Cement Company Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patton Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Plosser Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rosse Sallie and Bill Pradat Mimi and Allen Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. E. Mabry Rogers Royal Cup, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton IV Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Shaia Mr. and Mrs. Hatton C. V. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop W. Smith Mr. J. R. Taylor III Trisha and Hilton Tomlinson Toni and Albert Tully Mr. Robin A. Wade III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams 7 Art on the Rocks 2007

Art on the Rocks is a monthly after-hours event held at the Museum on select Friday evenings from 5–10pm. This event is wildly popular attracting up to 2500 guests per event. The Museum provides an intriguing mix of activities including live musical entertainment, a scavenger hunt that leads visitors through the galleries, hands-on art activities, hors d’oeuvres, and a cash bar.

Friday June 22 The kick-off for the Museum’s 2007 season attracted 2488 participants, and 69 households signed up for new memberships throughout the evening. The Museum welcomed solo artist Mindy Smith who entertained in the Sculpture Garden. A beautiful 18k yellow gold necklace from designer Marco Bicego Friday August 24 was awarded to one lucky participant who completed the evening’s scavenger TOGA, TOGA, TOGA! Over 100 guests wore their togas to hunt through the galleries. Guests were encouraged to create their own be eligible to enter to win a Vespa on this hot summer’s night. Japanese fan, inspired by the Japanese art from the exhibition 77 Dances. Vulcanalia was the theme centered around the actual date, August 24, 79 AD. Guests enjoyed topping off their togas with Friday July 20 a homemade laurel wreath for the art activity. A beautiful John Crowds searched for American art in July, drawing from the evening’s Hardy silver necklace and pendant was given away to the lucky exhibition and theme, Sea Fever: American Art and the Aquatic Imagination. Guests participant that completed the scavenger hunt. Musical act enjoyed the musical performance of Indigenous, as well as, creating their own Patterson Hood concluded the evening with over 2500 guests Parfleche in the Sculpture Garden. The Museum welcomed 37 new members enjoying his show. and 2381 guests. Friday September 14 DJ House Blend spun tunes in the Terrace Café all evening as the Museum added 40 new members and welcomed 1,563 guests. Inspired by the upcoming exhibition, Pompeii: Tales from an Eruption, participants made their own Roman urn. Live music from Kim Richey closed the successful season at the Birmingham Museum of Art.

Special thanks to our sponsors for a successful 2007 Art on the Rocks season: 94.5 Birmingham’s Hit Music, Black & White City Paper, Bromberg’s, Dale’s Seasoning, FOX 6 WBRC, Reg’s Coffeehouse, Sand Mountain Booking, Starnes & Atchison LLP, and Wall’s New Media.

8 Acquisitions

ARTS OF AFRICA AND THE AMERICAS AMERICAN ART Eastlake-Style Frame about 1875 258 pieces of African art Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came United States Ceramics and metal work, primarily from 1885 wood, paint and gilt Burkina Faso Thomas Moran Gift of William P. and Gay C. McCann Gifts from Mortimer B. and Sue Fuller American, born Bolton, England (1837–1926) 2006.305 2006.29-.286 oil on canvas Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Child’s Rocker Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Mr. and 19th century Mrs. William R. Ireland, Sr. Virginia, Georgia or Alabama AFI22.2005 wood Gift of Eliot Walton Brown Honorary Degree 2006.309 1937 Grant Wood Coverlet American (1891–1942) dated 1837 lithograph United States Museum purchase with funds provided by Mr. cotton, wool and dyes and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor, Jr. Gift of Lucile P. Anderson 2006.17 2006.310

Harvest Flask or Ring Jug Three Women 1880-1890 1959 Sterrett, Shelby County, Alabama Albert Swinden, American (1901–1961) light green lime-based alkaline-glazed oil on canvas stoneware Gift of Alice Swinden Carter Gift of the Estate of Willard and Kathleen 2006.317 Reneau 2006.20 Vase and Flowers 1946 Words of Justice II Portrait of Sarah Rebecca Robins Albert Swinden, American 2005 1859 (1901–1961) Wosene Worke Kosrof Nicola Marschall gouache on paper Ethiopian (born 1950) American (1829–1917) Gift of Alice Swinden Carter acrylic on linen oil on canvas 2006.318 Museum purchase with funds provided by the Gift of Dr. Joseph B. Beaird, Jr. and Family Birmingham Chapter and the Magic City 2006.26 Platter depicting the Landing of Gen. LaFayette at Chapter of The Links, Inc., and the Sankofa Castle Garden New York 16 August 1824 Society Portrait of Susan Robins (Daughter of Sarah Rebecca James and Ralph Clews, Cobridge, England 2007.15 Robins) Staffordshire, England, 1819–1836 1859 porcelain with blue and white transfer Nicola Marschall decoration American (1829–1917) Museum purchase oil on canvas 2006.321 Gift of Dr. Joseph B. Beaird, Jr. and Family 2006.27

9 George Washington Souvenir Teaspoon Robed Man in an Archway Europe designed 1889; manufactured 1896 1840 1946 Designed by M. W. Galt Bro. & Co., Robert Walter Weir Rockwell Kent Washington, D.C. (est. 1802, active under American (1803–1889) United States, (1882–1971) same name 1879-1892) sepia wash with Chinese white on paper printed by George C. Miller, United States, Manufactured by Davis & Galt, Philadelphia, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the (1894-1965) Pennsylvania (1888-about 1922) Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Bill lithograph sterling silver Mason and Bob Scharfenstein Museum purchase Museum purchase AFI29.2006 2007.2 2006.323 Weltschmerz Gilbert Stuart Medallion 1947 1848 Rockwell Kent American Art Union United States, (1882–1971) bronze printed by George C. Miller, United States, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the (1894–1965) Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. lithograph Graham C. Boettcher in honor of Gail Museum purchase Andrews 2007.3 AFI28.2006 Good-Bye Day, or The Water Carrier Autumn, Brandywine Valley, Pennsylvania 1946 Bruce Crane Rockwell Kent American (1857–1937) United States, (1882–1971) oil on canvas printed by George C. Miller, United States, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the (1894–1965), published by The Print Club of Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. and Albany, New York, United States (established Mrs. David A. Skier 1933) AFI30.2006 lithograph Museum purchase The Sea 2007.4 1959 Balcomb Greene Switch Engines, Erie Yards, Jersey City, Stop No. 3 American (1904–1990) 1947 oil on canvas Reginald Marsh Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the United States, (1898–1954) Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. and printed by George C. Miller, United States, Mrs. David A. Skier (1894-1965), published by The Print Club of Portrait of John Jones of Frankley (died 1807) AFI31.2006 Cleveland, Ohio, United States (established about 1785 1919) Gilbert Stuart Group of 125 Quilts lithograph United States, (1755–1828) 19th-20th century Museum purchase oil on canvas Various makers 2007.5 Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Alabama, United States Birmingham Museum of Art; Purchase in Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Male Study honor of Gail Andrews with funds donated by Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Helen about 1930 supporters of the Birmingham Museum of Art and Robert Cargo William McGregor Paxton AFI25.2006 AFI32-159.2006 United States, (1869–1941) graphite and chalk on paper Museum purchase 2007.6

10 Study for Landing of Columbus Five-Gallon Jug After the Hurricane about 1840 1880-1900 1965 John Vanderlyn Possibly made by Mack Wilson Loyd Kermit Ewing United States, (1775–1852) Pine Springs, Alabama (1838–1905), David United States, (1910–1976) chalk and pencil on paper Isham Guthrie, Pine Springs, Alabama acrylic on canvas Museum purchase (1829–1909) Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.7 —or— 2007.51 Jimmy Rye Iron Furnace Detroit, Alabama (1869–1952) Deer Isle Beach Frank Hartley Anderson alkaline-glazed stoneware 1963 United States, (1891–1947) Museum purchase in memory of Opal M. Walter Hollis Stevens woodcut print Villadsen with funds provided by family and United States, (1927–1976) Museum purchase friends watercolor on paper 2007.8 2007.36 Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.52 Pig Machine - Night Utilitarian Pottery (12 pieces total) Frank Hartley Anderson 1950s Stock Certificate from The Henderson Steel and United States, (1891–1947) Miller Pottery Manufacturing Co. woodcut print Alabama, Perry County 1890 Museum purchase stoneware with Albany or Michigan slip and Birmingham, Alabama 2007.9 white feldspar glaze, blue pieces tinted with ink on paper cobalt Museum purchase with funds provided by Laundry Gift of Thomas L. Johnson Marjorie White Frank Hartley Anderson 2007.37-.48 2007.53 United States, (1891–1947) woodcut print Pitcher World’s Columbian Exposition Medals (2) Museum purchase 1871–1881 designed 1893, produced 1896 2007.10 Designed by Karl L. H. Müller Obverse designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens United States (born Germany about 1820– United States, (1848–1907) Birmingham, Ala. Souvenir Spoon 1887) Reverse designed by Charles E. Barber patented 1891 Produced by Union Porcelain Works, United United States, (1840–1917) Designed and probably manufactured by Harry States (1863–about 1922) Hubs stamped and dies sunk by the United Mercer, United States, (born Philadelphia Molded and polychromed porcelain with States Mint, United States, (est. 1792) , struck 1841—died 1901 Birmingham, AL) gilding by the Scoville Manufacturing Company, sterling silver Museum purchase United States, Waterbury, CT, (est. 1850) Museum purchase 2007.57 bronze 2007.18 Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Souvenir Spoon of the Sloss Furnaces, Birmingham, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. Alabama Graham C. Boettcher in memory of Kenneth about 1905 R. Graham Possibly designed by Joseph E. Straker Jr., AFI3.2007 and AFI4.2007 United States (born London, England, 1865–1955), manufactured by Mechanics Sterling Company, United States, Attleboro, Massachusetts (established 1896) sterling silver, gold wash Museum purchase 2007.50

11 Group of Five Vessels A Clear Summer Day in Mt. Hua Warring States period and 18th century July 1978 China Ling Ximing bronze China (born 1926) Gift of Paul and Emily Bourne Grigsby Hanging scroll, ink and color on paper 2006.300-.304 Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. Qu Yuan and His Attendant 2006.316 1978 Mao Guolun Fifteen Books of Random Sketches by Hokusai China, (born 1944) (Hokusai Manga) ink and color on paper 1814 (vol. 1)–1878 (vol. 15) Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of Katsushika Hokusai M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. Japan (1760–1849) 2006.311 ink and color on paper, woodblock prints Gifts of Dr. Roy T. Ward Landscape in the Style of Chao Meng-Fu 2006.319.1-.15 Portrait of Caroline Louisa Pratt Bartlett (1805–1891) early 20th century 1835–1836 Wu Tung Mirror Rembrandt Peale China Heian period (794–1185), about 12th century United States, (1778–1860) Hanging scroll, ink and color on paper Japan oil on canvas Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of bronze with silk tie Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. Museum purchase with funds provided by Birmingham Museum of Art, Gift of Mr. and 2006.312 Margaret G. Livingston, Betty Brower, and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Philippa Bainbridge AFI7.2007 Poem 2007.11 1974 Zhang Dazhuang Stencil Design from Textile Workshop ASIAN ART China (1903–1980) 19th century Hanging scroll, ink on paper Japan Boulder Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of ink and color on paper China M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. Gift of Allan and Anne Spitz jade 2006.313 2007.20 Museum purchase with funds provided by the James B. Chenoweth Memorial Section of the Fu Chun River The Venerable Teacher Depoya Foundation given by the families of Mrs. 20th century about 1800 Norfleete Chenoweth, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Huang Xishuang Probably Japan Chenoweth, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caley China ink and color on silk 2006.16 Handscroll, ink on paper Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of 2007.21 Group of fourteen Buddhas and other figures M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. 13th–19th century 2006.314 Thailand and Burma bronze, wood, gilt Mist Shrouded Gorge Gifts of Dr. Thomas A. Gaskin in memory 1981 of Colonel Robert Bartelt and in honor of Wei Zixi General Tienchai China (born 1915) 2006.287-299 Painting, ink and color on paper Gift of Barbara Brunson Sullivan in memory of M. Bruce Sullivan, M.D. 2006.315

12 Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, Nishikawa Plates (3) about 1860 early 19th century Ando Hiroshige China Japan, (1797–1858) porcelain with enamels, Famille Verte ware woodblock print, ink and color on paper Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.32.1-.3 2007.25

Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido Ando Hiroshige Japan, (1797–1858) woodblock print, ink and color on paper Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.26

Eight Legendary Samurai about 1860 Hirosada Utagawa Japan (about 1818–1865) woodblock print, ink and color on paper Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.27 Guo Ziyi, Chinese God of Happiness and Good Fortune Edo period (1615–1868), 17th century Actor Kano school Children Playing with Cat Utagawa Kunisada Japan about 1700 Japan (1786–1864) set of three hanging scrolls, ink on paper Signed Tang Yin woodblock print, ink and color on paper Anonymous gift in memory of Martin Hames China, (1470–1523) Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.55a-c ink and color on silk 2007.28 Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn Jar (Tsubo) 2007.22 Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido Middle Yayoi period (300 BC–AD 300), about about 1852 100 Ghosts Utagawa Kunisada Japan about 1850 Japan (1786–1864) stoneware Utagawa Kuniyoshi woodblock print, ink and color on paper Gift of the Birmingham Asian Art Society in Japan, (1797–1861) Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn honor of Ron and Sylvia Goldberg woodblock print, ink and color on paper 2007.29 2007.62 Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 2007.23a-c Vase 17th century DECORATIVE ARTS Sixteen Rakan China about 1850 blue and white porcelain Plates with Scenes of Japan (2) Utagawa Kuniyoshi Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn 1882/84 Japan, (1797–1861) 2007.30 Minton’s pottery and porcelain factory (est. woodblock prints, ink and color on paper 1793), Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn Four-Lobed Bowl for Thomas Goode & Co. (est. 1827), London, 2007.24a-c 19th century England Japan Hard-paste porcelain with overglaze enamel porcelain with enamels and gilt, Satsuma ware color and gilding Bequest of Professor William J. Dorn Gift of Tina Newton 2007.31 2005.123.1-.2

13 Jug Medallion 1590 / 1600 about 1818 Raeren, Germany (now Belgium) Royal Prussian Iron Foundry, Gleiwitz Stoneware with silver mounts After a model by Leonhard Posch (Austrian, Museum purchase 1750–1831) 2006.15 cast iron Museum purchase with partial funds provided Paperweight by Daniel Durso 1820/30 2007.17 Royal Prussian Iron Foundries Germany Armchair cast iron 1930/35 Gift of Dr. Graham C. Boettcher in honor of Francis Jourdain (French, 1876–1958) Professor Cyrus Hamlin Oak, ash and rush 2006.19 Gift of Guido H. and Magali Maus 2007.54

Pap Boat 1797/98 Ann Bateman (English, 1748–before 1813) and Peter Bateman (English, 1740–1825) London, England Badendes Mädchen, sich im Wasser spiegelnd (Girl Silver Bathing, Looking at Her Reflection in the Water) Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the model about 1896–1897; cast about 1912 Birmingham Museum of Art; gift of Beverly Max Klinger Erdreich in memory of Beatrice R. Blumberg Germany, (1857–1920) AFI5.2007 Foundry: Aktien-Gesellshaft Gladenbeck, Germany bronze with black patina EUROPEAN ART Museum purchase with funds provided by the Beaux Arts Krewe in honor of its 40th L’Aurore (Aurora) anniversary and Anne Kidd 1881 2006.18 William-Adolphe Bouguereau France, (1825–1905) A Wooded Landscape with a Bacchic Scene oil on canvas about 1810 Gift of the Estate of Nelle H. Stringfellow Pierre-Henri de Valenciennes 2005.111 France, (1750–1819) oil on panel Tobacco Box in the Form of Falstaff Landscape with a Pilgrim at Prayer Museum purchase with funds provided by the 1834 about 1744 European Art Society and Patty McDonald Johann Carl Wilhelm Kratzenberg (German, Canaletto 2007.19 active in Berlin 1824–39) Italian (1697–1768) Berlin, Germany etching The Piazza and Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano cast iron Gift of James E. Simpson in honor of Gail about 1773–1778 Museum purchase Andrews and Richard Marchase in celebration Giovanni Battista Piranesi 2007.16a-b of their wedding Italy, (1720–1778) 2006.25 etching on laid paper Museum purchase with funds provided by Mrs. J. A. Meissner and Mrs. Henry Upson Sims, by exchange 2007.33

14 The Villa Albani The Calling of Saint Mathew Historias Paralelas about 1769–1771 first half of 17th century 1998 Giovanni Battista Piranesi Circle of Anthony van Dyck Luis Gonzalez Palma Italy, (1720–1778) Flanders, (1599–1641) Guatemala, (born 1957) etching on laid paper pen and brown ink and brush and brown wash photolithograph on gold leaf and mylar Museum purchase with funds provided by an with brush and gray wash on laid paper Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson anonymous donor Gift of William T. Ratliff, Jr. 2005.124a-b 2007.34 2007.61 Window View of the Remains of the Walls and the Ancient City Pair of Portrait Miniatures in Case 1986 of Paestum possibly 17th century Bryan Hunt 1778 Germany United States, (born 1947) Giovanni Battista Piranesi Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the woodblock print Italy, (1720–1778) Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Beverly Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson etching on laid paper Erdreich in memory of Beatrice R. Blumberg 2005.125 Museum purchase in honor of Jeannine A. AFI6.2007 O’Grody, Curator of European Art, with funds Avatar Triangle provided by patrons who traveled to Pompeii, The Liberation of Saint Peter 2002 Italy, May 2007 about 1620–1621 Kyung-Lin Lee 2007.35 Giovanni Lanfranco lithograph Italy, (1582–1647) Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson Study of man with hand to chin with studies of men oil on canvas 2005.126 in profile and leg (recto), and three women in profile Partial collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at (verso) the Birmingham Museum of Art; with Pretty is...A Little Black Girl Camille Pissarro funds provided by Henry Lynn, Mrs. R. 2002 France, (1831–1903) Hugh Daniel, and The Illges-Chenoweth Beverly McIver black lead, pen and brown ink on paper Foundation; additional funds provided by John United States, (born 1962) Gift of William T. Ratliff, Jr. Bohorfoush, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Drey, Ward lithograph 2007.58 Eggleston, Thomas L. Fawick, Thomas R. Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson Ford and Robert C. Ford, Mr. And Mrs. Victor 2005.127 View of a fanciful bridge, with trees and figures Hanson II, Ingalls Foundation, Mr. And Mrs. mid-18th century John S. Jemison, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Kant, Powerful Enjoyments Mauro Antonio Tesi Mahdah R. Kniffin Estate, Mr. Frank Lankford, 1987 Italy, (1730–1766) Dr. and Mrs. William Murray, 1976 and 1977 Roberto Juarez pen and brown ink and gray wash, over black Museum Dinners and Balls, Dr. Geofrey J. lithograph chalk, squared for transfer in black chalk Roscoe, Mrs. Theodore Roth, Scharff Estate, Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson Gift of William T. Ratliff, Jr. Colonel and Mrs. M. R. Scharff, Sidewalk Art 2005.128 2007.59 Show, Mr. And Mrs. William M. Spencer, Jr., and Dr. M. Bruce Sullivan, by exchange Jalapa (Morning Glory) Studies of a female figure (recto), and studies of male AFI8.2007 2004 figures (verso) Dan Rizzie mid-17th century MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART lithograph with chine colle Baldassarre Franceschini Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson Italy, (1611–1690) Group of eleven photographs from the Baseball Series 2005.129 red chalk 2003 Gift of William T. Ratliff, Jr. David Levinthal The Scream 2007.60 American (born 1949) 1987 Polaroid (Polacolor ER Land Film print) Luis Cruz Azaceta Max’s Team, gift in memory of Max Sokol by lithograph James D. Sokol and Lydia Cheney Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson 2005.112-.122 2005.130

15 Moved Pictures/Deep Blue Sky Taha (Calabash) I Am A Man Portfolio 2002 2006 1956–1968 Lawrence Weiner Luke Jacomb I Am A Man United States, (born 1940) New Zealand (born 1977) Ernest C. Withers video on disc blown glass with photosensitively applied United States, (born 1922) Gift of Nicola and Jack Drake design gelatin silver prints, suite of ten photographs 2005.131 Gift of Richard and Sue Jaffe, Gallerie Allegria Museum purchase 2006.24 2006.322.1-.10 Cypress, Point Lobos 1930 Untitled #8-6 New Orleans May 1, 2006 Beige Double Figuration Edward Weston 2006 1968 American (1886–1958) Kevin Bubriski Robert Motherwell Printed by Cole Weston American (born 1954) American (1915–1991) gelatin silver print gelatin silver print acrylic, pencil and collage on Arches paper Gift of Bobbie Marrs Hunt, mother of Paulette Gift of Kevin Bubriski Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Weston 2006.28 Birmingham Museum of Art; Anonymous gift 2006.13 in honor of Gail Andrews Untitled (Mud Animal) AFI26.2006 Pepper #30 1998 1930 Kathryn Spence Brushstroke #5 Edward Weston American, born Germany (born 1963) 1986 American (1886–1958) stuffed animals, furry bathrobes and mud Roy Lichtenstein Printed by Cole Weston Gift of Shari and Garen Staglin American (1923–1997) gelatin silver print 2006.306 epoxy paint, acrylic lacquer and enamel on Gift of Bobbie Marrs Hunt, mother of Paulette cherry Weston (I Monumenti Italiani) Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 2006.14 1995 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John and Dominique Blain Nancy Poynor Untitled #11-7 New Orleans May 1, 2006 Canadian (born 1957) AFI27.2006 2006 photolithographs, suite of twelve prints Kevin Bubriski Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson Untitled (The First of Sixteen Two-part Variations of American (born 1954) 2006.307.1-.12 Two Diagonal Lines) [Part II], 1970–1999 gelatin silver print Frederick Lane Sandback Gift of John Morton in honor of Nancy and Butterfly Kite American (1943–2003) Charles Morton 2006 cardinal red acrylic yarn 2006.21 Philip Pearlstein Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the American (born 1924) Birmingham Museum of Art; Anonymous gift Untitled #13-7 New Orleans May 1, 2006 lithograph in honor of Michael Straus 2006 Gift of Susie and Scott Robertson AFI160.2006 Kevin Bubriski 2006.308 United States, (born 1954) Pink Around gelatin silver print Untitled 1959 Gift of John Hagefstration 1997 Seymour Boardman 2006.22 Phil Frost United States, (1921–2005) American oil on linen Untitled #15-6 New Orleans May 1, 2006 painting, mixed media on canvas Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 2006 Gift of Zoë and Joel Dictrow Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of the artist Kevin Bubriski 2006.320 in honor of Marta Miguens American (born 1954) AFI161.2006 gelatin silver print Gift of John Hagefstration 2006.23

16 Untitled (Ocean with Cross #1) Memento As Seen on TV 2005 1997 2002 Vija Celmins Kerry James Marshall Kerry James Marshall American, born Latvia (born 1938) United States, (born 1955) American (born 1955) lithograph seven-color lithograph with gold powder vacuum-formed plastic, plastic flowers, framed Museum purchase with funds provided by Museum purchase C-print, board, paper and silk David and Natalie Sperling in honor of 2007.13 Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the their friends Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Jack Dr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Right #6 May 15 1962 Paris Drake Edgar Marx, Mrs. Carvel Woodall, Ms. 1962 AFI1.2007.1-.3 Anne Silberman, Dr. and Mrs. Emmett O. William Saroyan Templeton, Ms. Carole Simpson, Mr. and United States, (1908–1981) Untitled Mrs. Jimmie Harvey Jr., Mr. John Whitworth, ink and color on paper William Eggleston Mr. and Mrs. Harold Apolinsky, Dr. and Gift of The William Saroyan Foundation American (born 1939) Mrs. Robert T. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 2007.14 dye transfer print Lapidus, Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lasker, Dr. and Mrs. Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Jerry Chandler, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loeb Black Panthers March Through West Philadelphia Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Jack 2007.1 1971 Drake Stephen Shames AFI2.2007 United States vintage gelatin silver print Museum purchase with funds provided by Jack Drake 2007.49

G.E. Mask and Scarification Willie Cole American (born 1955) glass and wood Museum purchase with funds provided by David and Natalie Sperling in honor of their friends Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marx, Mrs. Carvell Woodall, Ms. Anne Silberman, Dr. and Mrs. Emmett O. Templeton, Ms. Carole Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Harvey, Jr., Mr. John Whitworth, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Apolinsky, Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lapidus Brownie 2007.128a-c 1995 Kerry James Marshall United States, (born 1955) six-color aluminum lithograph Museum purchase 2007.12

17 Exhibition Supporters Program and Event Sponsors Supporters Power and Purpose The Museum would like to thank those that Macy’s Fund of the Federated Department Start with Art have generously given $1,000 or more above Stores Foundation Junior League of Birmingham their membership gifts for general operating, exhibitions, programs and the endowment. Alabama Folk Pottery Adventures in Asian Art Alabama State Council on the Arts The Freeman Foundation General Support National Endowment for the Art Alabama State Council on the Arts Art History Lecture Series Birmingham Museum of Art Volunteer Council Alabama Folk Art Alabama Humanities Foundation Business Council of Alabama State of Alabama and the Year of Alabama Art City of Birmingham New South Federal Savings Bank Chenoweth Lecture Day Family Foundation Sloss Real Estate Illges-Chenoweth Foundation Peter W. Field The Lanny S. Vines Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hamby Susan Mott Webb Charitable Trust A Town of the Creek Nation, 1790 Jefferson County Community Arts Fund Hess Foundation, Inc. through the Cultural Alliance of Greater Benny Andrews The Ronne and Donald Hess Charitable Birmingham, an initiative of the Jefferson Alabama State Council on the Arts Foundation County Commission Macy’s Fund of the Federated Department Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moody Stores Foundation Art on the Rocks Dr. and Mrs. Richard Osband Wachovia Foundation Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Mr. Wayne M. Rogers Dale’s Seasoning Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney Anxious Objects Birmingham Beverage Nancy R. Turner Wachovia Foundation Bromberg and Company, Inc. Vulcan Materials Company Starnes & Atchison Prague Nights Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Walls, Jr. Annual Fund Cahaba Limited Partnership Walls New Media and Walls Newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Winfield M. Baird Mr. Jack Drake Consultants Birmingham Jewish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Mrs. Marion C. Breyer Ms. Pauline Ireland Junior Patrons Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston Jemison Investment Co., Inc. Clay Stiles Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks Mr. and Mrs. George G. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Stiles Dr. Dannetta K. Thornton Owens and Mr. Mr. Henry S. Lynn Kenneth Owens, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Sklenar General Education Support Mr. and Mrs. Deakins F. Rushton Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade Birmingham Racing Commission Shaia’s City of Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Upchurch 77 Dances Mrs. Emil Hess Regions Charity Classic Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Higgs City of Hoover Cestmir Suska City of Mountain Brook Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss, Jr. City of Vestavia

Media Support Portico Magazine The Birmingham News Black & White City Paper

18 Collections Support Mrs. Louise Wrinkle Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney Ms. Katherine D. Park The William Saroyan Foundation Acquisition Support Mr. Alan K. Zeigler Allan and Anne Spitz Beaux Arts Crewe Estate of Nelle H. Stringfellow Beeson Fund American Art Barbara Brunson Sullivan Birmingham Chapter of the Links, Inc Andrews Foundation Dr. Roy T. Ward Mrs. Percy Brower Henry Luce Foundation The Ehney Addison Camp Foundation James B. Chenoweth Jr. Memorial Foundation Asian Art Endowment and Capital Mr. Jack Drake Mrs. Helen S. Hudgens Illges-Chenoweth Foundation Mr. Henry S. Lynn Birmingham Museum of Art Ms. Betty Loeb Harris and Jean Saunders Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Magic City Chapter of the Links, Inc. The Daniel Foundation of Alabama Mr. Edgar B. Marx, Jr. European Art Martha Pezrow Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Friend III General Endowment Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton III Mrs. Virginia G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Engel Ms. Marianne Schoel Ms. Marianne Schoel Illges-Chenoweth Foundation The Harold and Regina Simon Fund Nelson and Charleen Kemp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Styslinger, Jr. Gifts of Art Hugh Kaul Foundation Sunshine Times Fund Lucile P. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor Dr. Joseph B. Beaird, Jr. and Family James A. Vann Charitable Trust Seymour Boardman Red Mountain Garden Eliot Walton Brown Ms. Louise D. Johnson Art Fund Inc. Kevin Bubriski Mr. and Mrs. John D. Poyner Mr. and Mrs. J. Claude Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cargo Estate of Alston Callahan Alice Swinden Carter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Carruthers Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dictrow Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook Professor William J. Dorn Mr. Jack Drake Nicola and Jack Drake Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Engel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer B. Fuller Mr. Richard Feigen Dr. Thomas A. Gaskin Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson II Paul and Emily Bourne Grigsby Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Haskell John Hagefstration Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. James Ms. Bobbie M. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ireland, Sr. Mr. Henry S. Lynn Richard and Sue Jaffe, Gallerie Allegria Edgard B. Marx Dr. Thomas L. Johnson Marx Brothers, Inc. William P. and Gay C. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Pace Bill Mason and Bob Scharfenstein Protective Life Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Guido Maus Marilyn B. Scruggs Mr. John Morton Mrs. Marguerite Turner Short and Mr. Ms. Tina Newton Winthrop Allen Short Dr. and Mrs. John W. Poynor Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Mr. William T. Ratliff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Spencer III Estate of Willard and Kathleen Renau Mr. and Mrs. Michael Straus Mr. and Mrs. Scott Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Styslinger, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor Mr. James E. Simpson James A Vann Charitable Trust Shari and Garin Staglin

19 Financial Information

BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART AND SUPPORT GROUPS Combined Statement of Activities for the Year Ended June 30, 2007 with Summarized Information for the Year Ended June 30, 2006

Temporarily Permanently For the Years Ended June 30, Revenue, Gains and Other Support Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2007 2006 Contributions Public Support $ 476,914 $ 2,191,184 $ – $ 2,668,098 $ 2,921,142 Grants 226,000 906,652 – 1,132,652 884,480 Investment income 3,353 912,638 – 915,991 368,838 Gain on Investment Sales – 23,686 – 23,686 610,971 Sales - Museum store and others 370,607 – – 370,607 384,929 Program income 142,744 – – 142,744 143,114 Exhibit Fee / services 34,701 – – 34,701 58,022 Other income 312,692 1,458 – 314,150 180,016 Rental income 320,095 – – 320,095 378,353 Membership – 522,086 – 522,086 485,238 Unrealized holding gain – 1,476,174 – 1,476,174 600,712 Net assets released from restrictions - Restrictions satisfied by payments 2,812,871 (2,812,871) – – – Total revenue, gains and other support 4,699,977 3,221,007 – 7,920,984 7,015,815

Expenses Program services Education 732,524 – – 732,524 649,086 Exhibitions 599,623 – – 599,623 440,034 Collection 332,607 – – 332,607 216,261 Special events 913,466 – – 913,466 851,266 Members 290,948 – – 290,948 293,404 Library 62,268 – – 62,268 68,379 Museum Store 355,290 – – 355,290 364,706 Support Services Fundraising 359,137 – – 359,137 466,908 Management and general 1,042,342 – – 1,042,342 1,142,157 Building maintenance 101,889 – – 101,889 26,315 Total Expenses 4,793,094 – – 4,793,094 4,518,516

Change in Net Assets Before Changes Related to Collection Items Not Capitalized (93,117) 3,221,007 – 3,127,890 2,497,299 Change in Net Assets Related to Collection Items Not Capitalized – (816,662) – (816,662) (723,688)

Change in Net Assets (93,117) 2,404,345 – 2,311,228 1,773,611

Net Assets - Beginning of Year 5,173,943 13,084,602 2,150,000 20,408,545 18,634,934 Prior Adjustment 1,428,382 721,618 (2,150,000) – –

Net Assets - Beginning of Year - Restated 6,602,325 13,806,220 – 20,408,545 18,634,934

Net Assets - End of Year $ 6,509,208 $ 16,210,565 $ – $ 22,719,773 $ 20,408,545

20 Leadership

Birmingham Museum of Art: Mr. T. Morris Hackney Mayor’s Office Education Liaison: Museum Board of the City of Mr. Bill Harbert Ms. Gwendolyn Welch Birmingham Mr. William C. Hulsey Mr. Donald M. James Miss Eleanor Kidd Art Fund, Inc. of the Regular Voting Members Mrs. Rose Lee Birmingham Museum of Art Mr. Thomas L. Hamby, Chairman Dr. Jesse J. Lewis Mr. James D. Sokol, 1st Vice Chair Mrs. Mary Helen McCoy Board of Directors Dr. Dannetta K. Thornton Owens, Secretary Mr. Charles McCrary Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr. - President Mr. Michael Straus Ms. Katherine Blount Pace Mrs. James A. Livingston, Jr. Ms. Pauline Ireland Mrs. Gloria N. Moody - Vice President Mr. Charles Simpson Dr. John W. Poynor Mr. Marvin Engel - Treasurer Mr. Crawford L. Taylor, Jr. Mr. James E. Simpson Ms. Pauline Ireland Dr. Ethel H. Hall. Mrs. Nan Skier Mr. Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr. Mr. Edgar B. Marx, Jr. Mrs. Marilyn Smith Mr. Charles William Daniel Mr. C. Dowd Ritter Mrs. Donna Judge Spencer Mr. Victor Hanson II Mr. Wyatt R. Haskell Mrs. Catherine Styslinger Mr. H. Corbin Day Mr. Victor Hanson II Mrs. Carolyn Wade Mr. Wyatt R. Haskell Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Mr. Alan K. Zeigler Mr. Arnold L. Steiner Mr. John D. Johns Mrs. Beverly Erdreich Endowment Chair Ex-officio Mr. Russell Jackson Drake Mrs. Sally V. Worthen Mr. William M. Spencer III, Mr. Michael Johnson Director Emeritus Chairmen Emeriti Ms. Gail Andrews Trechsel, Annual Voting Members Mr. Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr. The R. Hugh Daniel Director Ms. Gayle Cunningham Mrs. Margaret Livingston Mr. Mike McLane, Secretary Ms. Maye Head Frei Mr. William M. Spencer III Ms. Amy W. Templeton, Director of Mr. Victor Hanson III Development and Planned Giving Mr. John O. Hudson III Honorary Life Members Mr. Ruffner Page Mr. W. Houston Blount Mrs. R. Hugh Daniel Members Board Advisory Members Mr. Thomas L. Falls Mr. Thomas Angelillo Mr. James A. Vann, Jr. Executive Officers Mrs. Philippa Bainbridge Patricia Sprague, President Mrs. Betty Brower National Trustees Kay Grisham, VP, Membership Mrs. Angelo Bruno (Ann) Mr. Henry C. Goodrich Diana Turnipseed, VP, Membership Mr. Timothy A. R. Callahan Mr. John Kaul Greene Dalton Blankenship, VP, Events Ms. Myla Choy Mrs. John M. Harbert III Cacky Oztekin, Treasurer Ms. Jane Comer Mr. Preston Haskell Kathryn Keating, Asst Treasurer Mr. Donald L. Cook Mr. Donald Logan Lynn Ritchie, Special Events Board Liaison Mr. Patrick Cooper Mr. Scott Robertson Paula Hereford, Recording Secretary Mrs. Cathy Crenshaw Mrs. Julie I. Ward Lydia Cheney, Corresponding Secretary Mr. H. Corbin Day, Finance Chair Mr. Jack W. Warner Camille Butrus, Development Mr. Otis W. Dismuke National Advisory Trustees: Cathy Harvey, Development Mrs. Ruth Engel Dr. Kurt A. Gitter Leah McKinney, Development Mr. William W. Featheringill Mr. Bert Hallock Judy Greenwood, Parliamentarian Mr. T. Randolph Gray

21 Caroline Darby, Art on the Rocks Providence Paulin Phoebe Howell Kellie McDowell, Art on the Rocks Fluff Roberts Mamie Hymes Margaret Livingston, Founder/Advisor Eva Shank Gloria Israel Jeanne Shannon Peggie Johnson Members Board Directors Gloria Spruill Susie Johnston Camille Becker Kelly Wood Esta Kamplain Capriccia Carney Mary Worthen Michelle Luria Betty Cox Pat Millhouse Janet Faught Junior Patrons Jean Morris Rachel Fowler Matt Stiles, President Bob Scharfenstein Linda Freeman Clark Leeth, Vice President Marianne Schoel Wyona Hamby Steve Inskeep, Treasurer Sara Sistrunk Leah Hazzard Lee Ann Petty, Secretary Jim Stapleton Kathi Jacob Sarah Brown Trisha Stevens Sandy Killion Amye Carle Pat Weil Gina Long Brian Cash Jane Williams Judy May Clif Eason Jenny McCain Joe Ellis Libbo McCollum Marchelle Falkner Museum Education Council Kaye McWane-Rosse Beth Flowers Elizabeth Nettles Mary Louise Garbrick Officers Cacky Oztekin Maryann Loman Kate Brown, President Gayle Palmer Suzie Lynn Nancy Thompson, Vice President Carolyn Ray Kem Marks Sara Snow, Secretary–Treasurer Amanda Schedler Mary Elizabeth Mays Laura Cunningham, Past President Carla Simmons Heather Miller Diane Holmes, Docent Chairman Ruth Varnell Claire Puckett Louise Yoder Liz Rich Permanent Members Michael Sansbury Paula Crockard Margaret Livingston Special Events Board William M. Spencer III Cyndy Cantley, President Volunteer Council Virginia Volman, Children’s Holiday Party Members Co-Chair Annually volunteers donate valuable time to Margaret Aderholt Cherie Harris, Children’s Holiday Party Co- Museum events and programs from Art on the Amy Ager Chair Rocks, Dance with a Twist, and festivals, to Evelyn P. Allen Ann Baker assisting in offices, working in the Museum Melanie Barnes Robin Bienvenu Store, and helping the education department. Daphne Bradley Trish Carnahan This year 12,327 hours were generously Anne Marie Brown Dana Compton donated. Winn Crockard Mary Cronin Jane Grant Faith Gardner Guy Kreusch, President Tandy Graves Shari Garrison Merianne Schoel, Vice Chair Kay Grisham Carrie Gitter Trisha Stevens, Secretary Nancy Higgs Julie Green Nancy Long Tobie Hand Marsha Asman Judy May Langston Hereford Sidney Bagby Libbo McCollum Kelli Jetmundsen Gerda Carmichael Pat Millhouse Jenny McCain Marcia Cohen Charlotte Murdock Christy McKiernan Wanda Elkourie Melanie Parker Resa Nelson Sy Hoffman Allene Parnell

22 Vickie Rader Special Events Committee Katherine Shepherd Sara Snow, Chair Holly Sibley Kate Brown Nan Skier Janet Rooney Jim Stapleton Connie Urist Sybil Sylvester Ann Tharpe Committee to Research Docent Audio Linda Vann Needs Vandy Wade Betty Morrison, Chair Sarah Walker Vicki Hicks Sue Watkins David Stearns Laurie Yearout Nan Skier

Advisory Board Committee to Research Docent Margaret Alexander Publications Ann Elliott Ruth Alsbrooks, Chair Eugenia Greer Joyce Benington Esta Kamplain Bill Crowe Lila McGahey Laura Wallace Evelyn C. Puckett Babbie Shelton At Large Members Connie Urist Jim Sokol Evie Vare Pat Millhouse Evelyn Allen Jessica Hatch Docent Council Ex-Officio Members Diane Holmes, Chairperson Louise Brasher Judith Hand, Chairperson-Elect Sally Stephens Nan Skier, Secretary Amy Templeton Bob Barnes Treasurer Mary Carr, Tuesday Chair Harriet Hackney, Tuesday Co-Chair Cathye McDonald, Wednesday Chair Tana Collins, Wednesday Co-Chair Don Crowe, Thursday Chair Herb Hocutt, Tuesday Co-Chair Lisa DeVivo, Friday Chair David Stearns, Friday Co-Chair Colette Scott, Liaison to the Curators Sy Hoffman, Special Needs Representative Marilyn Smith, Docent Files Chair Jan Cox , Docent Files Co-Chair Ruth Alsbrooks, Advisor

Outside Activities Committee Mary Clem, Chair Joyce Sanders Kay Hanlin

23 Support Societies

Five Support Groups are dedicated to acquiring Dr. and Mrs. Norton T. Montague Mr. John David Conley works for the museum’s collections through Ms. Betty D. Morrison Mrs. John P. Cooney dues and art education. Ms. Tina Newton Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crenshaw Drs. George and Emily Omura Ms. Mary Catherine Crowe Birmingham Asian Art Society Dr. Clyde W. Oyster Mr. and Mrs. W. John Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams, Jr. Dr. Catherine Pagani Mr. and Mrs. H. Corbin Day Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Tunstall Perry III Ms. Anne DeBardeleben Ms. Ritsuko Asano Dr. Ronald R. Robel Mr. Russell Jackson Drake Dr. and Mrs. James H. Blanton Mr. Todd Robins Ms. Nicola Drake Dr. and Mrs. William H. Brakefield Mrs. Mel Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David M. Driscoll Dr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Brasher Mrs. Mel Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David M. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett G. Bretz Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rosser Ms. Julia Elsas Dr. Thomas R. Broker and Dr. Louise T. Chow Mr. Harris Saunders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr. Ms. Nancy Brower and Mr. Rusty Borman Mrs. Faye Shirley Mr. Jeremy C. Erdreich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bryant III Ms. Terry K. Simmons Ms. Susan H. Fitzgibbon Dr. and Mrs. Pete Bunting Dr. and Mrs. Chandler H. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Freeman III Dr. and Mrs. Alston Callahan Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frei Mr. T. Chris Carter Mr. and Mrs. William M. Spencer III Mr. and Mrs. Henry I Frohsin Dr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Mrs. JoAnne Gaede Dr. and Mrs. Orville W. Clayton Mrs. Barbara Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Giattina Ms. Mary Catherine Clem Dr. John Van Sant Mr. Ted Giles Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crockard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. and Kay B. Wooten Mrs. Maurice L. Goldsmith, Jr. Mrs. Charles B. Crow Mrs. Margaret W. Grubb Dr. and Mrs. John D. Elmore Collectors Circle for Contemporary Art Ms. Margaret Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Erdreich Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander Mr. John Hagefstration Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Fairley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Warren W. Arrasmith Ms. Peggy Hair Dr. and Mrs. William F. Fulton III Mr. William C. Barclift III Mr. Preston H. Haskell III Dr. and Mrs. J. Marshall Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goings Ms. Lacey Borom Mrs. Leah Hazzard Dr. and Mrs. Ronald. I. Goldberg Dr. Alain Bouchard and Dr. Karin Straaton Ms. Lucy C. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. William A. Grant, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ben V. Branscomb Mrs. Virginia C. Hillhouse Mr. Andrew Haffenden Mr. Bert Brouwer Dr. and Mrs. Basil I. Hirschowitz Dr. and Mrs. Cooper G. Hazelrig Ms. Betsy Brown Mr. and Mrs. David Hoidal Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Hill Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bruno Mr. Stephen Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hudgens Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burt Ms. Pauline Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Stanton B. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Butrus Mr. Jan Jander Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Kassouf Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss, Jr. Mrs. John S. Jemison III Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kassouf Ms. Lydia Cheney Mr. Dick Jemison Primary Addressee Ms. Martha Chitwood Ms. Rita V. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Lemak Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cohen Ms. Dale Kennington Mr. Linn W. Litkenhous Ms. Tammy D. Cohen and Mr. Richard G. Mrs. Lysbeth H. Kent Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston Carnaggio Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge Kling Ms. Leanne J. Long Ms. Kat W. Coleman Mr. Guy R. Kreusch Ms. Mary Elizabeth Mays Ms. Susan Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kudon Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mears Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Colvin Mrs. Eileen Kunzman Mrs. Helen Mills Ms. Jane S. Comer Mrs. Caroline Lavender

24 Mrs. James C. Lee, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Tully, Jr. Mr. William C. Hulsey Ms. Maryella Leggat Mrs. Carolyn D. Tynes Mrs. Virginia G. Johnson Mrs. Margaret G. Livingston Ms. Marcia G. Unger Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooke Johnston, Jr. Ms. Cindy Martin Mr. and Mrs. Cotten Volman Mrs. Susan L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Marx, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade Dr. Erica L. Liebelt Mr. Edgar B. Marx, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade, Jr. Dr. Julius E. Linn Mr. Guido Maus Mr. and Mrs. Kennon Walthall Mrs. Margaret G. Livingston Mr. Doug McCraw Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ward Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Ms. Kathryn McDonald Mrs. Elizabeth Erdreich White Mr. and Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks Ms. Leah M. McKinney Mr. F. Daniel Wood, Jr. Mrs. Rosalind W. Markstein Mr. and Mrs. Barry McRae Mr. Edgar B. Marx, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller European Art Society Mrs. Edgar B. Marx, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Miller Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William Matthews V Mrs. Betsy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr. Ms. Jennifer R. McCain Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moody Mr. and Mrs. Winfield M. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. McCoy Mr. John C. Morton Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Ball Patty McDonald Ms. Diane L Munson Mrs. Peggy G. Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Lee McGriff III Mr. Michael F. B. Nesbitt Mrs. Bargeron Dr. Heather McPherson Ms. Tina Newton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boulware III Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Morris Mr. James K. Outland Mrs. Betty Brower Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mussafer Dr. and Mrs. Martin Palmer Mrs. Ann Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paramore, Jr. Mrs. Norma Jean Bueschen Dr. Emily Omura Mrs. Becky M. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Bunting Mrs. Katherine Patton Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Piassick Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Butrus Mr. William T. Ratliff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Pigford Mrs. Betty Byars Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pigford Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III Mr. and Mrs. Randy Reed Mrs. Amy Pleasant Ms. Maria B. Campbell Mrs. Carolyn B. Reed Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Powell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr. Ms. Marianne Schoel Mrs. Mary B. Powers Mr. T. Chris Carter Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Shaia Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ramsay Mrs. Paula P. Crockard Mr. David Duval Shelby Mr. Michael Randman Mr. Richard T. Darden Mrs. Babbie Shelton Mrs. Lynn G. Ritchie Dr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Davie Mrs. Marguerite Turner Short Mrs. Julia Smeds Roth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr. Ms. Terry K. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton IV Dr. Janet Davis Mr. James E. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton III Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeVivo Mr. Henry E. Simpson Mrs. Virginia Hendrix Scruggs Ms. Charlotte L. Dominick Mrs. Sandra S. Simpson Mrs. Margaret Shepherd Shuttlesworth Mrs. Forsyth S. Donald Mr. and Mrs. B. Hanson Slaughter Mrs. Sandra S. Simpson Mrs. Dorothy R. Drake Mr. Timothy Smith Mr. Charles H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. David M. Driscoll Mrs. Anne W. Smith Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr. Mr. James D. Sokol Mrs. Anne W. Smith Mrs. Ellen Cooper Erdreich Mr. and Mrs. William M. Spencer III Mrs. Elizabeth T. Smith Mr. Jack Fiorella, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Sprague Mr. James D. Sokol Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Freeman III Mr. John S. Steiner Mrs. Monty Stabler Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Friend III Mrs. Susan K. Stewart Mr. Arnold L. Steiner Mr. Roy C. Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wheelock III Ms. Jamie B. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. William Gresham Mr. and Mrs. James H. White III Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Worthen Mr. Michael Straus Mr. Victor H. Hanson II Mr. Alan K. Zeigler Mr. Colin Taylor and Mrs. Claire Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Harmon Ms. Jeanie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Meredyth R. Hazzard, Jr. Mrs. Douglas C. Tilt Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hobbs

25 Photography Guild Sankofa Society Mrs. Katherine Adams Mrs. Margaret G. Alexander Mrs. Patricia Barr Ms. Joyce Benington Mr. Milan Bera Ms. Camille Ann Brewer Mr. Ron H. Bowen Ms. Lydia Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bright Mr. Eligah Dane Clark and Mrs. Irene P. Little Mr. Billy Brown Mrs. Janet P. Cox Ms. Rachael Chism Dr. Jessica Dallow Mr. J. D. Conley Mrs. June F. Davis Dr. David Corliss Mrs. Lillie M. H. Fincher Mr. Andrew Nelson Mrs. Majella Hamilton Mr. Joe De Sciose Mrs. Victoria H. Hicks Dr. Ray J. Defalque Dr. and Mrs. Basil I. Hirschowitz Mr. Wes Frazer Ms. Anne E. Hooks Mrs. Irene Gardner Mrs. Dorothy W. Jeffries Mr. Randy Gray Mr. Guy R. Kreusch Mr. John Hagefstration Mr. Bob Scharfenstein Mr. Michael Hanson Dr. Grady H. Nunn Mr. Alan W. Heldman Ms. Martha Pezrow Mrs. Marygray Hunter Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney Mrs. Carolyn Jackson Mrs. Yolanda Sullivan Ms. Sarah B. Jones Mrs. Barbara B. Williams Dr. Jannet Katz Mr. Gregory Wilson Mr. James E. Kemp Ms. Yvas Witherspoon Mrs. Bonnie Krebs Mr. Alan Lightsey Mr. Scott Miller Ms. Karie Mitchell Mrs. Barbara T. Morgan Mr. John C. Morton Dr. and Dr. Clyde W. Oyster Mrs. Marsha Perry Ms. Caryl P. Privett Mr. and Mrs. William D. Puckett II Ms. Laverne D. Ramsey Mrs. Kim Riegel Mrs. Virginia H. Scruggs Miss Margaret Scruggs Mr. Karim Shamsi-Basha and Mr. Josh Leachman Ms. Carolyn Sherer Mrs. Catherine Pittman Smith Mrs. Suzanne Stephens Mr. Michael Straus Dr. William D. Varnell, Jr. Ms. Nancy H. Wagnon Mr. C. Lee Walls, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wammack Mrs. Arlene Weinsier Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Zarzaur

26 Membership

Membership dues provide valuable funds for Ms. Kim Strifert and Dr. David Sweatt Benefactor Members programs and events. The museum added 802 Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Abroms new members during the 2006–2007 fiscal year. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Terry Mr. and Mrs. A. Jack Allison Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Atchison Director’s Circle Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Walls, Jr. Mrs. Sidney R. Bagby Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Worthen Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bagby Mr. and Mrs. Winfield M. Baird Mr. Alan K. Zeigler Mr. David R. Baker Mr. and Mrs. William Brooke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Percy W. Brower, Jr. Curators’ Circle Dr. J. Claude Bennett and Ms. Frances Caldwell Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Bunting Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beeler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Bissell Ms. Lydia Cheney Mrs. Ann Bruno Mrs. Anne C. Blair Ms. Jane S. Comer Mr. Donald Comer III Dr. and Mrs. Jon J. Blankenship Mr. Arthur E. Curl, Jr. Mrs. Joseph M. Donald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boulware III Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Daniel Ms. Nicola Drake Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bowron, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Corbin Day Mr. Russell Jackson Drake Dr. and Mrs. Ben V. Branscomb Mr. James M. Fail Ms. Nicola Drake Mrs. Marion C. Breyer Mr. and Mrs. William W. Featheringill Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Carnahan Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Fletcher Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Elsas Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frei Mr. and Mrs. Alan Engel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Carruthers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson II Mrs. Foster Etheredge Dr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey Dr. Jack C. Geer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cobb Ms. Pauline Ireland Mrs. Joan C. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Collat, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. James Dr. and Mrs. Jimmie H. Harvey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jernigan Dr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford Mr. and Mrs. L. Paul Kassouf Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooke Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crockard, Jr. Miss Eleanor Kidd Mr. Guy R. Kreusch Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lee, Jr. Dr. Julius E. Linn Mrs. Virginia S. Donovan Dr. Erica L. Liebelt Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Mr. Robert D. Eckinger and Ms. Maibeth Mr. and Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks Dr. Bill Mason and Mr. Bob Scharfenstein Porter Patty McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael McDowell Mr. and Mrs. William F. Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rosse Beth E. Mooney Dr. and Mrs. John Durr Elmore Mrs. Gloria Narramore Moody Ms. Jean B. Morris Mrs. Albert L. Fairley, Jr. Mr. Philip A. Morris Dr. and Mrs. Alex M. Nading, Jr. Mr. Joseph M. Farley Dr. and Mrs. Richard Osband Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Fazio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patton Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Piassick Mrs. Peggy H. Field Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Rediker Mrs. Paula P. Pointer Dr. and Mrs. David M. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. C. Dowd Ritter Dr. and Mrs. John W. Poynor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton III Mr. and Mrs. Farrell E. Robinson Dr. Carol Z. Garrison and Mr. Julian W. Banton Mr. and Mrs. Ross Siragusa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Giattina Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney Mr. and Mrs. Houston Gillespy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Sklenar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stitt III Mr. and Mrs. James Grayson Mrs. Marilyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Styslinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Greene Mrs. Elizabeth T. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Nick Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. William M. Spencer III The Honorable and Mrs. J. Scott Vowell Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris Hackney Richard and Patricia Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ward Mr. H. Bert Hallock Mr. Arnold L. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hamby

27 Mr. David B. Hezlep Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Caldwell III Michael E. Kimerling Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Hillhouse Mr. John T. Campbell and Miss Katie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Kracke Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Butterworth Mr. Patrick Cather Mr. Cam Langley and Ms. Janice Kluge Dr. and Mrs. Jim Kamplain Ms. Myla Calhoun Choy Mr. and Mrs. Benny M. LaRussa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keller Mr. Eligah Dane Clark and Mrs. Irene P. Little Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Killion, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston III Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kimerling Dr. and Mrs. H. Cecil Coghlan Elizabeth B. Marbury Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Kuehn Mr. and Mrs. John N. Corey Mr. and Mrs. James R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Curtin Mr. Edgar B. Marx, Jr. Mr. Raeford Liles and Mrs. Virginia Rembert Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Darden Mr. and Mrs. Gerson May Liles Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Darden Mrs. Ella Byrd McCain Mr. and Mrs. James A. Livingston, Jr. Ms. Jacqueline H. David Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Willard McCall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Doody Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McGahey Mr. and Mrs. William W. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. David Dresher Mr. and Mrs. Travis McGowin III Mr. and Mrs. Crawford McGivaren Mr. and Mrs. Larry Drummond Ms. Leah M. McKinney Ms. Nina Miglionico Mr. and Mrs. George B. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. James S. McLane Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kenneth Mitchell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Eubanks Mr. Durward Melton Mr. J. Robert Morring Ms. Rachel Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Murray, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morris Martha Pezrow Mr. and Mrs. James Gewin Mr. and Mrs. James L. North, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Powell Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Goodrich Dr. Clyde W. Oyster William and Carolyn Ratliff Mr. James B. Gordy Ms. Virginia C. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ray, Jr. Mrs. Drue D. Gravlee Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray Plosser, Jr. Mr. Harris Saunders Jr. Mr. T. Randolph Gray Mr. and Mrs. William A. Powell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Siegal Ms. Joan M. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Gene T. Price Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Betty R. Grisham Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rainer, Jr. Mrs. Mary S. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. William Hansford Mrs. Robert B. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Hall Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Harley Mrs. Margaret E. Rhoads Mrs. Frieda R. White Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Haskell Dr. and Mrs. Adam D. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams Mr. and Mrs. Preston H. Haskell III Mrs. Mel Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Meredyth R. Hazzard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mabry Rogers Mrs. C. Molton Williams Mr. and Mrs. Beverly P. Head III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams Mr. and Mrs. Garrett R. Hegel Mr. Richard Rouco and Dr. Carrie Crenshaw Dr. Chivers Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. James Vann Henagan Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Rushton Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Herzig Ms. Marianne Schoel Patron Members Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hess Mrs. Ellen B. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John F. Abele Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Higgenbotham Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander Mrs. S. Richardson Hill Mr. and Mrs. Edgar O. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Simmons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Allen Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Holmes Mrs. Sara R. Sistrunk Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Holton Dr. and Mrs. John A. Smith Mr. Grady W. Barrow Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Rocky L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blair Mr. Dick Jemison Mrs. Peter G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jetmundsen, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Booker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Johns Mr. and Mrs. James S. Snow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. James Milton Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. South III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Kelley, Jr. Ms. Gloria Spruill Ms. Nancy Brower and Mr. Rusty Borman Dr. Anne-Marie Dumoulin Kimerling and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Stein Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Bulow Michael E. Kimerling Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Burton Sol and Rita Kimerling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Mrs. Gene P. Butts Dr. Anne-Marie Dumoulin Kimerling and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther J. Strange III

28 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Straus Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper IV Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Styslinger III Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Corts Mr. Beau Grenier Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sweeney, Jr. Janet and Stephen Cox Mr. and Mrs. James E. Grisham III Mr. and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor III Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crenshaw Mr. Thierry Guyader and Mrs. Frances Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thomasson Dr. Patricia S. Culpepper and Mr. Chris MacDougall-Guyader Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Tully, Jr. Culpepper Mr. Richard Haberstroh, Jr. and Ms. Sonja Mr. and Mrs. Ingram D. Tynes Dr. Joseph A. Cunningham Rieger Dr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Urist Mr. B. Austin Cunningham Mrs. Willis Cobb Hagan, Jr. Drs. R. Edward and Pamela Varner Ms. Ruth Gayle Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Robin Harbin Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Warner Mr. and Mrs. James D. Davis John and Doris Harchelroad Ann H. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Davis, Sr. Ms. Melinda H. Helveston Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davis Mr. Samuel D. Herring Mr. Thomas P. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Davis Mr. Henry Hughes and Ms. Lois Woodward Ms. Geraldine Woodson Dr. and Mrs. Ray J. Defalque Mr. and Mrs. Chervis Isom Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wrinkle Mr. Steve DeMedicis April Jackson and Lane McNaron Drs. Micheal and Leisa Devenny Dr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Johnson Fellow Members Dr. and Mrs. William E. Dismukes Dr. and Mrs. Carden Johnston The Honorable and Mrs. William Acker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jones Mrs. Colleen Adams Mr. Dan E. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Jones, Jr. Errol Allan and William Lewis Mrs. Ellen H. Dover Mr. Ray Jordan and Mr. Peter Bonventre Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Allen Mr. Richard Dowd Mr. Leo Kayser, Jr. Dr. Rocklin D. Alling Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Dreher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keating Dr. and Mrs. Alton W. Baker Dr. and Mrs. Jiri Dubovsky Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Keith Mr. Wes Baker Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Carter S. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Ball Mrs. Beverley Dunn Dr. and Mrs. Lanning Kline Mrs. Betty Riddle Bashinsky Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. James G. Lambert Ms. Joyce Benington Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Eckert Ms. Betty Law Mrs. Evelyn L. Bischoff Ms. Allyson L. Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Elmar Lawaczeck Ms. Irene S. Blalock and Mr. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkourie Mr. Nimrod W. E. Long Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. James H. Emack Mr. Robert E. Luckie, Jr. Mrs. Mary M. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Louis England Bruce and Jacqueline MacClary Mr. and Mrs. W. Houston Blount Mr. and Mrs. Mert H. Ertunga Ms. Lexa L. Magnus Dr. James R. Bonner and Dr. Coralie S. Hains Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Evans Ms. Lexa L. Magnus Ms. Carolyn F. Boone Mr. John Robert Fleenor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Malone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boswell, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James G. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jackson Mann Mr. Stephen E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mallory H. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. John Markus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bryant III Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie D. Foster Mr. Frank L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Conrad M. Fowler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Matthews Mrs. Sharon C. Burdette Mr. and Mrs. David S. Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Randy Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Brad Burke Mr. and Mrs. William W. French III Charles and Alice McCallum Ms. Karin Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Henry I Frohsin Mrs. James H. McCary Dr. and Mrs. Eli Capilouto Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Gainer Mr. Jay E. McKinney and Mr. Charles R. Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll Ms. Wilma Geels Strahan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter Mrs. Sam P. Given Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMahon, Jr. Drs. Samuel and Agnes Cartner Dr. and Mrs. John D. Glover Dr. Suzanne M. Michalek Mrs. Charlotte Rushton Chew Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Miller, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Walter D. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Goldstein Mrs. Patricia Millhouse Mrs. Sonja A. Cobb Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mitchell Mr. Wallace Cohen Mr. and Mrs. William T. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison, Jr. Mrs. Debra Cooney Mr. Roy Curtis Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Morton

29 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morton Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Steve P. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Tate Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mulkin Dr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe Mr. and Mrs. J. Reese Murray Dr. Carla and Mr. Cleophus Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Nolen III Dr. and Mrs. Jerry N. Thompson Dr. Ingrid Oakley Ms. Judith Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Oden Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thompson Dr. Marie L. O’Koren Dr. and Mrs. Jack W. Trigg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Oliver III Mr. and Mrs. Temple Tutwiler III Drs. George and Emily Omura Dr. and Mrs. Bayard Tynes Mr. Hans Paul and Ms. Lori Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Vandevelde Dr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Pappas Dr. and Mrs. Luis O. Vasconez Dr. Pamela E. Parker Dr. Sten H. Vermund and Dr. Pilar V. Vermund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pearce Ms. Marion F. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Porter Lee and Yvonne Walls Ms. Margaret S. Presley Mr. R. Lee Walthall Mr. and Mrs. Roger Prestridge Dr. and Mrs. Robert Walton Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Pryor Dr. and Mrs. David G. Warnock Mr. and Mrs. William Ranieri Dr. and Mrs. David G. Warnock Joyce Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Warner S. Watkins III Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weathers Ms. Janice W. Roberts Mrs. Charles B. Webb, Jr. Ms. Janice W. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wheelock III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Roberts Ms. Jane F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Rooney, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Rostand Mr. and Mrs. N. Thomas Williams Drs. Paul and Merle Salter Ms. Jane F. Williams Mrs. Marilyn B. Scruggs Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. James S. Scully Ms. Caroline Wingate Mr. and Mrs. John P. Shank Mr. and Mrs. John A. Worsham Mr. and Mrs. William E. Shanks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. E. Todd Sharley, Jr. Mr. Lee H. Zell Dr. and Mrs. David H. Sibley Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Simmons, Jr. Ms. Carole Simpson Mr. Henry E. Simpson Mr. Henry E. Simpson Ms. Leonette W. Slay Dr. Kenneth Sloan and Dr. Christine A. Curcio Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop W. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Murray W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hatton C. V. Smith Mrs. Carleton R. Sokol Mrs. Louise H. Southerland Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Spotswood Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. M. Jefferson Starling III Ms. Isabelle L. Sterne

30 Corporate Partners Corporate Patron Corporate Associate Baggett Transportation Company All Seasons Travel, Inc. Birmingham Beverage Company Benefits Administration Services, LLC Corporate Leader Borland, Benefield, Crawford & Webster Cameras Brookwood AT&T Birmingham Collateral Real Estate Capital, LLC Deloitte & Touche, LLP Protective Life Corporation Cowin Equipment Company, Inc. Four Corners Custom Framing Gallery Regions Dale’s Seasoning Giles Enterprises, Inc. Vulcan Materials Company KPS Group, Inc. Guardian Waste Group Kelly Construction Company Mary Helen McCoy Antiques and Interiors, Inc. Corporate Sustainer Marx Brothers, Inc. Pearce, Bevill, Leesburg & Moore P.C. THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS Masonry Arts, Inc. Pittman Financial Partners, Inc. Maynard, Cooper & Gale PC Ross Land Design Corporate Benefactor Morgan Stanley Suburban Software Systems Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama Pizitz Management Group Vineyard Brands Honda Manufacturing of Alabama Sellers, Richardson, Watson, Haley & Logan, LLP Jemison Investment Co., Inc. Starnes & Atchinson National Cement Company of Alabama, Inc Sterne Agee Southern Natural Gas Corporation Synovus Trust Company The Thompson Foundation The Stewart Perry Co., Inc. Walls New Media Corporate Sponsor ArchitectureWorks Corporate Friend Arlington Properties, Inc. al.com Balch & Bingham, LLP Bancography Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC Brookmont Realty Bromberg’s Christie’s Crown Automobile Co., Inc. Concepts & Associates, Inc. Dunn-French Foundation Feld, Hyde, Wertheimer & Bryant PC First American Bank Gallery Services Incorporated First Commercial Bank Gresham Smith and Partners Giattina Aycock Architecture Studio Inc. International Wines Haskell Slaughter Young & Rediker L.L.C. L. Paul Kassouf & Co., PC Slaughter Hanson & Associates Inc. Lawler Foundry Corporation Lehr Middlebrooks & Vreeland, P.C. Lightfoot, Franklin & White, LLC Mail Enterprises Ram Tool and Supply Company Richgood Corporation Schreiber, LLC Sloss Real Estate Group, Inc. Supreme Beverage Company TRO Jung Brennen

31 Building and Grounds Kristi Taft Staff Development Officer/Programs Wayne Blount and Exhibitions Administration Building Supervisor Curatorial Gail A. Andrews Zera White R. Hugh Daniel Director Senior Maintenance Repair Donald A. Wood, Ph.D. Chief Curator and the Virginia Amy Templeton Ben Stubbs and William M. Spencer III Curator Deputy Director Maintenance Repair of Asian Art

Portia Stallworth Edward Jackson Emily Hanna, Ph.D. Executive Secretary Building Service Worker Curator of the Arts of Africa and the Americas Mike McLane Jessie Gordon Business Manager Building Service Worker Anne Forschler-Tarrasch, Ph.D. The Marguerite Jones Harbert and John M. Ernest Hudson Bonnie Martin Harbert III Curator of Decorative Arts Senior Accountant Building Service Worker Jeannine O’Grody, Ph.D. Melia Allen Alberta Henderson Curator of European Art AP/non-city Building Service Worker Ron Platt Barbara Johnson Ruth Fields Hugh Kaul Curator of Modern and AP/city Building Service Worker Contemporary Art

Melanie Parker Development and Membership Graham Boettcher, Ph.D. Head of PR/Media The Luce Foundation Curatorial Fellow (position open) of American Art Julie Mann Development Director Associate Director of PR/Media Robin Meador-Woodruff Sandra Schade Guest Curator - Pompeii James Williams Development Assistant Graphic Designer Alice Jackson Lili Anderson Curatorial Assistant Brynne Bivens Development Officer/Unrestricted Giving Special Events Manager Terry Beckham Ashley Blomeyer Exhibition Designer Nathan Poe Development Associate IT Director/ Network Manager Tatum Preston Cheryl B. Sanford Librarian Rhonda Hethcox Receptionist/ Development Assistant Volunteer Coordinator and Museum Travel Charlotte Russ Development Officer/ Membership

Sundi Foster Membership Associate

Neha Luhar-Trice Membership Assistant

32 Registrar Department Education/Public Programs Security

Melissa Falkner (position open) G B Quinney Head Registrar Curator of Education Director of Security

Mary Villadsen Suzan Harris Patricia Whitted Associate Registrar/Collections Associate Curator Senior Security Officer and Loans Kristen Greenwood Regina Paul Alexis Gould Assistant Curator Senior Training Officer Assistant Registrar/Exhibitions Coordinator Sally Stephens Security Officers Suzanne Stephens Coordinator Tours/Docents Leon Butler Database Administrator Gerald Hardy Lauren Williams Frank Traffica Sean Pathasema Office Manager Phillip Jones Photographer Judy Jett Karen Greene Jeff Hitt Lisa Stewart Studio/Teacher Coordinator/Arts Camp Othello Giles Collections Care Specialist Toby Richards Denny Frank Outreach/Mural Coordinator Head Preparator Louise Brasher Priscilla Tapio Assistant Curator/Coordinator for Disabilities Assistant Preparator

Eric McNeal Assistant Preparator

Daniel White Assistant Preparator

Museum Store

Beverly Phillips Store Manager

Pat Vann Sales

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