art + history + architecture ANNUAL REPORT Mission

JEPSON CENTER TELFAIR ACADEMY OWENS-THOMAS HOUSE & SLAVE QUARTERS

Telfair Museums offers compelling expressions of visual culture—embracing three unique buildings and three distinct collections that bridge three centuries of art and architecture.

The museum develops awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the arts and serves as a dynamic cultural center connecting people of all ages and backgrounds.

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Dear Friends,

Telfair Museums’ 135th year brought so many challenges—from a three-month pandemic closure that dared us to rethink the way museums operate to the loss of friends and colleagues. We are grateful for your support, patronage, and loyalty through a difficult year when the path ahead wasn’t always clear.

We saw more than a few heroic efforts—most notably from our longtime friend Bob Faircloth, who stepped in as acting director for most of 2020 and led our team with courage, creativity, humility, and a good sense of humor. Our board of directors lent their wealth and breadth of expertise to every challenge we tackled. The museum’s senior leadership team, especially our CFO/COO Joey Rudder, oversaw the museum’s day-to-day operations. Kendall McCurry, our 2020 Telfair Ball chair, raised nearly $1 million for our programs with her team. Our incredible staff kept us going despite unprecedented obstacles at work and at home.

We thank you—not only for empowering us to reopen safely and successfully, but for buoying the spirits of our community, for inspiring the generosity of so many, and for positioning Telfair Museums for the next 135 years, and many more, of passionately providing “art for all.”

Benjamin T. Simons Executive Director/CEO

Dale C. Critz, Jr. Board Chairman

3 2020 by the numbers

PEOPLE EDUCATION & OUTREACH Total visitors: 103,762* 3,164 pre-K through college students participated in Jepson Center: 36,120 in-person field trips and virtual tours Owens-Thomas House: 37,742 19 in-person and virtual lectures attended by Telfair Academy: 31,900 1,600 people *Partial and complete museum closures due to COVID-19 20 studio classes, 9 camps, and 3 workshops with 163 participants EXHIBITIONS 5 Morrison Community Gallery exhibitions 21 exhibitions Drop-In Studio activities attended by 500 people (pre-pandemic) COLLECTIONS 2 Free Family Days attended by 5,266 people; 6,390 works in the collection 3 Free Family Weekends attended by 1,029 people offered at the Jepson Center 99 new works added 1,763 people of all ages and abilities participated in outreach via classes (pre-pandemic) and art-making kits WEB & SOCIAL MEDIA 2,245 at-home art-making kits distributed 503,644 Telfair.org page views (35% decrease) 34,475 Unique Visitors per month (51% increase) AWARDS AND ACCOLADES 10,589 Facebook Likes (6% Increase) Southeastern Museums Conference 5,968 Twitter Followers (15% Increase) Exhibition Competition 7,500 Instagram Followers (7% Increase) Bronze Award for Suzanne Jackson: Five Decades Southeastern Museums Conference Publication Competition Gold Award for Telfair Ball Invitation Gold Award for Collecting Impressionism Funds Drive Mailer

4 OPERATING

Net income from Operations: $13,000 4825000 4825000 4825000 InvestmentInvestment Draw Draw Investment ContributedContributed Draw Income Income Contributed 32% Income 32% 48%48% 32% 48% 19%19% EarnedEarned Income Income 19% Earned Income

4812000 4812000 4812000 General General & & AdministrativeAdministrative General & Administrative15%15% Fund Fund 15% MuseumMuseum DevelopmentDevelopment ActivitiesActivities Fund13%13% Museum Development 13% 72%72% Activities 72%

5 statement of activities audited Telfair Museum of Art, Inc. Statements of Activities

Year ended December 31, 2020

Net Assets without Donor Restrictions Net Assets with Donor Restrictions

Undesignated Undesignated Total Designated Purpose Perpetual Operating Non-Operating Undesignated by Board Restricted in Nature Total

Revenue Admission charges $ 820,201 $ - $ 820,201 $ - $ - $ - $ 820,201 Contributions 807,518 827,435 1,634,953 - 3,220,974 1,000 4,856,927 Governmental support and grants 586,000 - 586,000 - 68,514 - 654,514 Membership dues 159,989 - 159,989 - - - 159,989 Museum store sales, net 73,123 - 73,123 - - - 73,123 Special events, net 400,961 - 400,961 - - - 400,961 Rental and other revenue 36,275 - 36,275 - - - 36,275 Investment (loss) income, net - (2,233) (2,233) 2,060,575 1,277,120 - 3,335,462 Net assets released from restriction and change in designation Investment income draw 1,566,949 - 1,566,949 (862,718) (704,231) - - Other 374,032 223,718 597,750 (222,826) (374,924) - -

4,825,048 1,048,920 5,873,968 975,031 3,487,453 1,000 10,337,452 Expenses Personnel costs 2,659,219 - 2,659,219 - - - 2,659,219 Administration 505,679 - 505,679 - - - 505,679 Curatorial 215,174 - 215,174 - - - 215,174 Education 46,452 - 46,452 - - - 46,452 Marketing and development 143,373 - 143,373 - - - 143,373 Maintenance and security 632,388 - 632,388 - - - 632,388 Insurance 161,783 - 161,783 - - - 161,783 Utilities 298,846 - 298,846 - - - 298,846 Collection items purchased and not capitalized 83,935 - 83,935 - - - 83,935 Interest 65,540 - 65,540 - - - 65,540 Depreciation - 987,575 987,575 - - - 987,575

4,812,389 987,575 5,799,964 - - - 5,799,964

Change in net assets $ 12,659 $ 61,345 74,004 975,031 3,487,453 1,000 4,537,488

Net assets, beginning of year 19,043,042 12,504,661 9,429,468 14,160,444 55,137,615

Net assets, end of year $ 19,117,046 $ 13,479,692 $ 12,916,921 $ 14,161,444 $ 59,675,103 See accompanying notes to financial statements.

5 statement of activities audited (cont'd)Telfair Museum of Art, Inc.

Statements of Activities (cont.)

Year ended December 31, 2019

Net Assets without Donor Restrictions Net Assets with Donor Restrictions

Undesignated Total Designated Purpose Perpetual Undesignated Operating Non-Operating Undesignated by Board Restricted in Nature Total

Revenue Admission charges $ 2,199,339 $ - $ 2,199,339 $ - $ - $ - $ 2,199,339 Contributions 1,025,798 2,016,957 3,042,755 - 1,712,828 1,000 4,756,583 Governmental support and grants 212,500 - 212,500 - - - 212,500 Membership dues 221,628 - 221,628 - - - 221,628 Museum store sales, net 190,293 - 190,293 - - - 190,293 Special events, net 702,068 - 702,068 - - - 702,068 Rental and other revenue 263,026 - 263,026 - - - 263,026 Investment (loss) income, net - (701) (701) 3,228,609 2,211,182 - 5,439,090 Net assets released from restriction and change in designation Investment income draw 1,555,432 - 1,555,432 (873,720) (681,712) - - Other 262,121 242,333 504,454 (281,574) (222,880) - -

6,632,205 2,258,589 8,890,794 2,073,315 3,019,418 1,000 13,984,527 Expenses Personnel costs 3,032,529 - 3,032,529 - - - 3,032,529 Administration 542,341 - 542,341 - - - 542,341 Curatorial 423,764 - 423,764 - - - 423,764 Education 122,566 - 122,566 - - - 122,566 Marketing and development 288,802 - 288,802 - - - 288,802 Maintenance and security 903,633 - 903,633 - - - 903,633 Insurance 159,337 - 159,337 - - - 159,337 Utilities 302,165 - 302,165 - - - 302,165 Collection items purchased and not capitalized 48,063 - 48,063 - - - 48,063 Interest 146,340 - 146,340 - - - 146,340 Depreciation - 963,231 963,231 - - - 963,231

5,969,540 963,231 6,932,771 - - - 6,932,771

Change in net assets $ 662,665 $ 1,295,358 1,958,023 2,073,315 3,019,418 1,000 7,051,756

Net assets, beginning of year 17,085,019 10,431,346 6,410,050 14,159,444 48,085,859

Net assets, end of year $ 19,043,042 $ 12,504,661 $ 9,429,468 $ 14,160,444 $ 55,137,615 See accompanying notes to financial statements.

6 Telfair Museum of Art, Inc. statement of financial positionsStatements of Financial audited Position

December 31, 2020 2019

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,072,991 $ 1,302,092

Investments, at fair value 32,142,295 30,915,047 Charitable foundation beneficial interest 4,553,035 2,685,778

36,695,330 33,600,825

Accounts receivable 211,355 298,712 Promises to give, net 1,123,423 931,165 Inventory 79,478 83,704 Other assets 307,553 278,830 Property, net 22,621,926 23,130,547 Collections (Note 1) - -

$ 63,112,056 $ 59,625,875

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 519,163 $ 514,102 Deferred revenue 346,883 249,836 Bonds payable, net (Note 5) 2,570,907 3,724,322

3,436,953 4,488,260

Net assets Without donor restrictions Undesignated 19,117,046 19,043,042 Designated by Board 13,479,692 12,504,661

32,596,738 31,547,703 With donor restrictions Purpose restricted 12,916,921 9,429,468 Perpetual in nature 14,161,444 14,160,444

27,078,365 23,589,912

59,675,103 55,137,615

$ 63,112,056 $ 59,625,875 See accompanying notes to financial statements.

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8 exhibitions

Jepson Center All exhibitions organized by Telfair Museums unless otherwise noted.

PULSE Tech Space: Second Nature #art912, Late Afternoon January 23–December 31 near the Academy Ongoing

PULSE Community Gallery January 23–February 24 Complex Uncertainties: Artists in Postwar America (Rotation 8) February 15–October 18 PULSE Machines of Futility January 23–July 19 Collecting Impressionism: Telfair’s Modern Vision Launching Savannah’s March 6, 2020–January 31, 2021 Art Scene: Founders of the Savannah Art Club February 7–August 30 #art912, Breakout!, Amiri Farris, Boxed In/Break Out June 5, 2020-July 6, 2021 The Prints of Erik Desmazières February 15–June 21 Spirit of Independence July 1–December 1

9 exhibitions

Jepson Center (cont'd)

Cut and Paste: Works of Paper Complex Uncertainties: August 1, 2020–January 10, 2021 Artists in Postwar America (Rotation 9) Organized by the Georgia Museum of Art, October 24, 2020–May 2, 2021 University of Georgia and Lyndon House Arts Center. Day With(out) Art 2020, #art912, Late Night Polaroids: Visual AIDS Photographs by Emily Earl November 30–December 6 August 14, 2020-April 4, 2021

Youthful Adventures: Making Marks: Art and Community Growing Up in Photography in the Time of Pandemic September 18, 2020–April 18, 2021 December 6

10 exhibitions

Telfair Academy

Sculpture Gallery (new rotations) Before Midnight: Ongoing Bonaventure and the Bird Girl Ongoing Entrance Hall Ongoing Savannah Scenes Ongoing If These Walls Could Talk: 200 Years of William Jay Architecture Rotunda Gallery (new rotations) April 5, 2019–December 14, 2020 Ongoing

11 eDUCATION program highlights

PULSE Festival Mail Art Exhibition

From January 23–27, Telfair presented the PULSE Art Telfair’s long running I Have Marks to Make + Technology Festival with exhibitions and programs exhibition transformed for 2020 into a mail art attended by nearly 2,100 people. The exhibition program reflecting community responses to the Machines of Futility featured interactive art by Neil pandemic. Art kits containing supplies, instructions, Mendoza, Alicia Eggert, R. Luke Dubois, and Blake and return postage were distributed to social service Fall-Conroy. The TechSpace exhibition Second Nature community partners and Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools students, as well as first responders, included interactive art, games, augmented reality, health care workers, and others on the front lines. and virtual reality installations. Programs included Participants were invited to make a collage or artwork an opening night lecture by three featured artists about their experience of the pandemic and mail the and another evening panel, Designing the Future: work to the museum. The exhibition took place at A Climate for Change. More than 300 elementary, the Jepson Center in December with more than 130 middle, and high school students participated in mail art works, writing submissions, and art by the two mornings of Tech Talks that focused on STEAM museum’s veterans art classes on view. content, including one by exhibiting artists and the other by local scientists tracking the effects of Summer Camps Move Outdoors climate change. A Free Family Day was the best- attended PULSE program with an attendance of Telfair’s camps and classes took place in new 766 visitors and demonstrations by students from forms with health and safety protocols following Heard Elementary STEM program, Savannah State the museum’s reopening in late June, with as much University’s Marine Science Program, and Savannah outdoor art making as possible. All ages participated College of Art and Design’s Virtual Reality classes. in a variety of outdoor art classes including plein air Hands-on workshops included two after-school painting, watercolor, sketching, and photography. coding workshops and a soldering workshop for The museum began providing individual materials youth. PULSE closed with a “Feel the PULSE” Youth kits included in the price of the program. Poetry Slam presented in collaboration with the Deep Center. All programs were free of charge thanks to investment provided by the City of Savannah.

12 eDUCATION program highlights

Family Day and Outreach Art Kits Virtual School Programs

Telfair’s education programs reached youth, family Telfair Museums, Savannah-Chatham County Public audiences, and adults with hands-on art making Schools, and other Georgia schools adapted to the activities in new forms during the pandemic. challenges of the pandemic in 2020 by going virtual. Following the initial COVID-19 closures, art activities Art teachers from the system participated in a series were developed as kits containing instructions and of four virtual visual thinking discussions during the all materials to make specific projects connected to spring months. In the fall, schools with students Telfair’s exhibitions and collections. More than 1,000 ranging from pre-K to high school signed up for kits were produced in a series of three specific art virtual tours offered by the Education Department. making projects that were distributed to youth at city The museum’s pre-planned program for fourth-grade parks and neighborhood centers in partnership with students of the SCCPSS focus on the exhibition local meal distribution programs during the summer Youthful Adventures: Growing Up in Photography. months. Another round of kits were produced for A pre-recorded video tour of selected works and distribution to seniors through meal programs, and suggested looking activities was accompanied a special mail art kit was devised for fall outreach by a curriculum-based guide for educators that to health and human services organizations, as was distributed by email and by download from well as local first responders and health workers. the museum’s website to encourage use in virtual Art kits were also distributed at the museum’s Free classes in preparation or follow up to the virtual tour. Family Days, which transitioned to Family Weekends This variety of virtual tours, guides, and at-home art after the reopening in June. Free admission was activities allowed educators the flexibility to utilize expanded to three days to spread out the audience what worked best for them and their students in and allow social distancing. Hands-on art making what was an ever changing and challenging school for children transitioned from the crowded activity year. The teachers-only resource page was viewed tables of earlier times to art kits with take-home more than 800 times and used by a number of fourth activities related to featured exhibitions. In all, more grade classes throughout the system than 2,200 art kits were produced by the education staff in 2020.

13 jepson challenge

In March, Telfair Museums completed a landmark more world-class artists and lectures, broadening effort spearheaded by the incredible generosity the scope of Telfair’s life-changing education and of lead donors Alice and Bob Jepson. Eighty-five community outreach initiatives, and preserving our faithful donors pledged a total of more than $3 two National Historic Landmark properties into the million to match the Jepsons’ initial $3 million 21st century. Thank you to all of our generous Jepson pledge, enabling Telfair to pay off the museum’s Challenge supporters for helping us meet our goal. bond debt on the Jepson Center years early. Thanks Your contribution ensures the long-term security of to this incredible effort, the museum will save more Telfair Museums and the Jepson Center—a jewel of than $205,000 per year in reduced interest and Savannah’s arts and cultural landscape that will be increased operational investment draw over the enjoyed for generations to come! Donors who gave next two decades! These savings will be directly $25,000 or more will have their names permanently applied to museum programming and operations, etched on the wall of the Jepson Center. We are so creating more high-profile exhibitions, attracting honored by your outpouring of support!

$3,000,000 Kelly and Melissa Bouchillon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabias Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Leda Chong and Kevin Dewalt Lindsay and Brent Harlander Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Coker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hunter $100,000–$999,999 Mrs. Marcia Da Pont Dr. M. Ann Levett, Ed. D. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Anderson Jan and Lawrence Dorman Kendall and Jamie McCurry Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Haynes III Ted Muller Dale Critz Family Dr. David M. Hillenbrand* Dr. Jerri B. Perkins Robert Faircloth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinnant Mr. David A. Rea and Ms. Noelle J. Gauthier Leslie and Angus Littlejohn Catherine and Douglas Johnston Mary E. Raines Cathy and Philip Solomons Fran and Myron Kaminsky Dr. Carol Riddick and Mr. Frank Riddick III Stephen D. and Julie F. Taylor Josh and Kelley Keller Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Schmults Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Waters Mrs. Robert O. Levitt Fran and Hue Thomas III Linda and Thomas McWhorter $50,000-$99,999 Phillipa and James Montag Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Walters Wilson and Linda Fisk Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young Malcolm and Julia Butler Mr. and Mrs. John J. Neely III Billings and John Cay Dave and Sylvaine Neises $1,000-4,999 Julius and Danyse Edel Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Ogden, Jr. Dr. Barbara Bart Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Kleisner Mr. and Mrs. David E. Paddison Ms. Nancy S. Boyd Dr. and Mrs. William T. Moore C.B. Richardson James O. and Chloe L. Dekle Thomas V. and Susan G. Reilly Ms. Swann Seiler Ann and George Hubbs Carl and Barbara Sassano Jacqueline and Ken Sirlin Jim and Dottie Kluttz Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Smith Randall and Valerie Stolt Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Myers Ms. Susan Willetts and Mr. Alan K. Pritz Marti and Austin Sullivan Dianne and Robin Nicholson Pamela and Peter Voss Ms. Jane E. Rosen $25,000-$49,999 Jason H. and Clara L. Stevens Mrs. Helen R. Steward Gloria and Durwood Almkuist $5,000-$24,999 Telfair Academy Guild Dr. Victor L. Andrews Joan and Gary Capen Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Coy Big Indie Underground, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Davis III *deceased

14 acquisitions

Unknown Library Steps, c. 1800–1825 Haviland and Company Mahogany (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens 25 1/2 x 19 × 29 1/4 x inches (American, 1859–1930), painter Museum purchase with acquisitions Plate, 1886 (date painted) endowment funds. 2020.1 Porcelain 3/4 x 7 3/8 inches diameter Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.1

Ulysses Davis (American, 1913–1990) Libra, c. 1970–1980s Wood 15 1/2 x 19 3/4 inches Haviland and Company Museum purchase with acquisitions (Limoges, France) endowment funds. 2020.2.1 ; Julia C. Owens (American, 1859–1930), painter Plate, 1886 (date painted) Ulysses Davis Porcelain (American, 1913–1990) 3/4 x 7 3/8 inches diameter Scorpio, c. 1970–1980s Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.2 Wood 13 ½ x 18 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.2.2

Bertha Husband Haviland and Company (Scottish, 1948–2017) (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens Book, The Ruse of Law series, n.d. (American, 1859–1930), painter Gouache, paper, metal, and binder’s board Plate, 1886 (date painted) 9 7/8 x 7 3/8 x 3 1/8 inches Porcelain Gift of Mary Jo Marchnight. 2020.3.1 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.3 Bertha Husband (Scottish, 1948–2017) Horizon of Justice, 2007 Acrylic on canvas 35 ¼ x 53 inches Gift of Mary Jo Marchnight. 2020.3.2 Haviland and Company (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens Helen Levitt (American, 1859–1930), painter (American, 1913–2009) Plate, 1886 (date painted) New York, c. 1942 Porcelain gelatin silver print 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter 9 15/16 x 6 ½ inches Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.4 Gift of Mimi Muray Levitt. 2020.4

Nickolas Muray (American, 1892–1965) Frida and Diego with Gas Mask, 1938 Gelatin silver print Haviland and Company 12 3/16 x 12 3/16 inches (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens Edition 45 of 70 (plus 5 artist proofs) (American, 1859–1930), painter Gift of Nickolas Muray Photo Archives. 2020.5 Plate, 1886 (date painted) Porcelain 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter Nickolas Muray Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.5 (American, 1892–1965) Frida with Picasso Earrings, 1939 carbon print 13 7/8 x 9 3/16 inches Gift of Mrs. Robert O. Levitt. 2020.6.1 Haviland and Company (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens (American, 1859–1930), painter Sal Lopes Plate, 1886 (date painted) (American, born 1943) Porcelain Dreisam River, Freiburg, Germany, 2010 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter Archival pigment print on photo rag Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.6 20 x 30 inches Gift of Mrs. Robert O. Levitt. 2020.6.2 (L.1.2.2011)

15 acquisitions

Haviland and Company William O. Golding (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens (American, 1874–1943) (American, 1859–1930), painter Gay Head, 1936 Plate, 1886 (date painted) pencil and crayon on paper Porcelain 9 x 12 inches 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter Museum purchase with acquisitions Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.7 endowment funds. 2020.8.6

William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) H.M.S. Hope, 1939 Haviland and Company pencil and crayon on paper (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens 9 x 12 inches (American, 1859–1930), painter Museum purchase funded Plate, 1886 (date painted) by Linda Fisk Morris. 2020.8.7 Porcelain 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.8 William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) Rock of Gibraltar, 1936 pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions Haviland and Company endowment funds. 2020.8.8 (Limoges, France); Julia C. Owens (American, 1859–1930), painter Plate, 1886 (date painted) William O. Golding Porcelain (American, 1874–1943) 3/4 x 7 3/8 nches diameter S.S. Vina Del Mar, 1932 Gift of Wayne Willis. 2020.7.9 pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.9

William O. Golding William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) (American, 1874–1943) Bktn (Barkentine) Josephine Steamer Swan, 1939 of Baltimore, 1934 pencil and crayon on paper Pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.10 endowment funds. 2020.8.1

William O. Golding William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) (American, 1874–1943) Tahiti, 1935 Canton, China, 1935 pencil and crayon on paper pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.11 endowment funds. 2020.8.2

William O. Golding William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) (American, 1874–1943) Tug Dauntless. Capt. Floyd, 1934 Cape Brenton (sic) Newfoundland, 1939 pencil and crayon on paper pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.12 endowment funds. 2020.8.3

William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) William O. Golding U.S.S. Texas, 1933 (American, 1874–1943) pencil and crayon on paper Cape Horn, 1935 9 x 12 inches pencil and crayon on paper Museum purchase funded by 9 x 12 inches Linda Fisk Morris. 2020.8.13 Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.4

William O. Golding William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) (American, 1874–1943) Ushant, France, 1935 Gay Head, 1935 pencil and crayon on paper pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches 9 x 12 inches Museum purchase with acquisitions Museum purchase with acquisitions endowment funds. 2020.8.14 endowment funds. 2020.8.5

16 acquisitions

William O. Golding Unknown Maker (Egyptian) (American, 1874–1943) Table Cover, 17th–18th centuries Whaler Petrel Chasing Whales embroidered silk with metallic fringe in the Artic [sic] Ocean, 1933 approx. 100 x 106 inches pencil and crayon on paper Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour 9 x 12 inches in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. Museum purchase with acquisitions 2020.9.5 (1929.3.9) endowment funds. 2020.8.15

William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) Unknown Maker (Egyptian) Whaler Saluda Chasing Whales Cope (Chasuble), 18th century Artic [sic] Ocean, 1934 Silk brocade with metallic trim pencil and crayon on paper 111 x 55 inches 9 x 12 inches Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour Museum purchase with acquisitions in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. endowment funds. 2020.8.16 2020.9.6 (1929.3.6)

William O. Golding (American, 1874–1943) Wm. O. Golden, 1936 pencil and crayon on paper 9 x 12 inches Unknown Maker Museum purchase with acquisitions Apron, c. 1702–1740 endowment funds. 2020.8.17 Silk finely embroidered with colored silks and gilt thread Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. Unknown Maker (Egyptian) 2020.9.7 (1929.3.21) Band from a Tunic, Coptic fragment 6th-8th centuries C.E. Red wool and undyed linen 17 1/16 x 4 1/2 inches Unknown Maker Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour Streamers from the wedding bouquet in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. of Queen Victoria, c. 1840 2020.9.1 (1929.3.26) Silk Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. 2020.9.8.a-b (1929.3.25)

Unknown Maker Unknown Maker (Egyptian) Collar and Cuffs, late 17th century Band from a Tunic, Cotton and silk threads made in the Gros 4th–5th centuries C.E. Point de Venise style, specifically Point d’Ivoire Red wool and undyed linen Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour 20 1/2 L. inches in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour 2020.9.9.a-c (1929.3.16) in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. 2020.9.2 (1929.3.27) Unknown Maker Turkish Towel, 19th century Metallic thread embroidery on linen 14 1/2 x 42 inches Gift of Mary Haskell Minis. 2020.10 (1941.19)

Unknown Maker (Egyptian) Coptic Textile Fragment, 5th century C.E. Wool and linen Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour Unknown Maker Embroidered Textile, 18th-19th centuries in memory of her father, Joseph Hilton. Linen or fine muslin with silk thread 2020.9.3 (1929.3.28) 17 x 102 inches Gift of Mrs. Samuel P. Rotan. 2020.11 (1954.12.4)

Unknown Maker (Egyptian) Specimens of Headbands (“of the Queen Anhapu”), 1580–1558 B.C.E. Unknown Maker Linen Fan, c. 1896 Gift of Mrs. John B. Seymour Silk with a wooden handle in memory of her father Joseph Hilton. 25 x 15 inches 2020.9.4.a-d (1929.3.32) Gift of Mrs. Frank S. Bailey. 2020.12 (OT1955.15)

17 acquisitions

Giovanni Battista Piranesi Unknown Maker (Italian, 1720–1778) Spectacles, n. d. Arco di Costantino in Roma from Antichità Brass wire and glass Romane, c. 1748 5 3/4 L. inches Etching on paper Gift of Miss Jane Hopkins. 2020.13 (OT1957.20) 5 x 10 1/4 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Unknown Maker 2020.17.6 (TB183) Woven Textile Panel, 19th century Linen with supplementary Giovanni Battista Piranesi woolen weft (Italian, 1720–1778) 67 x 29 1/2 inches Vestigi del Tempio di Giove Statore. 1. Tempio acquisition history unknown. d'Antonino e Faustina. 2. Tempio della Pace 2020.14 (X-186) from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Etching on paper 5 ¼ x 10 1/2 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Unknown Maker 2020.17.7 (TB182) Shawl, early 19th century Cashmere wool and tapestry woven 15 x 104 inches Giovanni Battista Piranesi Acquisition history unknown. (Italian, 1720–1778) 2020.15 (X-185) Tempio di Giano from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Unknown Maker etching on paper Carpet, c. 1850–1875 5 1/8 x 10 3/8 inches (plate) Cotton with wool knots Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring 150 1/2 × 112 1/2 inches 2020.17.8 (TB181) Acquisition history unknown 2020.16 (TK21) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Anfiteatro Flavio detto il Colosseo in Roma. 1. Arco di Costantino. 2. Monte Palatino from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Giovanni Battista Piranesi Etching on paper (Italian, 1720–1778) 5 ¼ x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Frontispiece from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Etching on paper 2020.17.9 (TB294) 5 x 10 1/4 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring 2020.17.1 (TB276) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Giovanni Battista Piranesi Arco di Settimio Severo. 1. Tempio della (Italian, 1720–1778) Concordia. 2. Salita di Campidoglio from Parte del Foro di Nerva from Antichità Romane, Antichità Romane, c. 1748 c. 1748 Etching on paper Etching on paper 4 ¾ x 10 inches (plate) 5 ¼ x 10 1/2 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.10 (TB295) 2020.17.2 (TB279)

Giovanni Battista Piranesi Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) (Italian, 1720–1778) 1. Arco di Tito in Roma 2. Villa Farnese Ponte Senatorio oggi detto Ponte rotto. 1. 3. Colon.e del Tem.o di G.ve St.re Tempio di Vesta. 2. Tempio della Fortuna 4. Ar.co di Set.o Sev.ro 5. T.o della Pace from Virile. 3. Parte dell' antico Palatino from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Etching on paper Etching on paper 5 ¼ x 10 11/16 inches (plate) 5 x 10 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring 2020.17.3 (TB180) 2020.17.11 (TB293) Giovanni Battista Piranesi Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) (Italian, 1720–1778) Tempio di Giove Tonans. 1. Tempio della Concor- Foro di Augusto from Antichità dia. from Antichità Romane Romane, c. 1748 c. 1748 Etching on paper Etching on paper 5 ¼ x 10 3/8 inches (plate) 5 1/4 x 10 ½ inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.12 (TB292) 2020.17.4 (TB179) Giovanni Battista Piranesi Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) (Italian, 1720–1778) Ponte di Rimino fabbricato da Augusto e da Arco di Druso alla Porta di Sebastiano in Roma Tiberio Imperatori from Antichità Romane, from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 c. 1748 Etching on paper Etching on paper 5 1/8 x 10 1/2 inches (plate) 5 ¼ x 10 3/8 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.5 (TB184) 2020.17.13 (TB291)

18 acquisitions

Giovanni Battista Piranesi Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) (Italian, 1720–1778) Arco di Rimino fabbricato da Augusto from Antichità Anfiteatro di Verona from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Romane, c. 1748 etching on paper Etching on paper 5 ¼ x 10 1/2 inches (plate) 5 1/8 x 10 1/4 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.14 (TB290) 2020.17.22 (TB288) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Giovanni Battista Piranesi Sepolcro della famiglia de' Scipioni from Antichità (Italian, 1720–1778) Romane, c. 1748 Tempio di Clitumno tra Fuligno e Spoletti ... Etching on paper from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 5 ¼ x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Etching on paper Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring 5 3/8 x 10 5/8 inches (plate) 2020.17.15 (TB282) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.23 (TB286) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Parte dell'antica Via Appia fuori di Porta S. Sebastia- Giovanni Battista Piranesi no circa tre miglia from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 (Italian, 1720–1778) Etching on paper Sepolcro delle tre fratelli Curiati in 5 3/8 x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Albano from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Etching on paper 2020.17.16 (TB285) 5 ¼ x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.24 (TB287) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Sepolcro di Metela detto Capo di Bove from Antichità Giovanni Battista Piranesi Romane, c. 1748 (Italian, 1720–1778) Etching on paper Arco di Trajano in Ancona from Antichità 5 ¼ x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Romane, c. 1748 Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Etching on paper 2020.17.17 (TB284) 5 ¼ x 10 5/8 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.25 (TB277) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Tempio di Pola in Istria from Antichità Romane, c. Giovanni Battista Piranesi 1748 (Italian, 1720–1778) Etching on paper Arco di Galieno 1. Facciata della Chiesa 4 7/8 x 10 1/8 inches (plate) di S. Vito from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Etching on paper 2020.17.18 (TB283) 9 3/8 x 14 inches (plate) Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. 2020.17.26 (TB178) Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Rovescio del Tempio di Pola in Istria. 1. Rovescio di Giovanni Battista Piranesi un Altro Tempio from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 (Italian, 1720–1778) Etching on paper Portfolio Box and Introductory Pages from 4 7/8 x 10 1/8 inches (plate) Antichità Romane de' Tempi della Repubblica, Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring e de' primi Imperatori, c. 1748 2020.17.19 (TB280) Paper, cardboard and fabric 23 × 18 3/8 × 2 3/8 inches Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring. Giovanni Battista Piranesi 2020.17.27.a-e (TB278 & TB1065.a-d) (Italian, 1720–1778) Anfiteatro di Pola in Istria vicino al mare Christopher A.D. Murphy from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 (American, 1902–1973) Etching on paper Harbor Light, n. d. 5 1/8 x 10 1/4 inches (plate) Etching on paper Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring 14 ¾ x 9 5/8 x 1 inches (framed) 2020.17.20 (TB281) Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. 2020.18.1 Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Italian, 1720–1778) Arco di Pola in Istria vicino alla Porta from Antichità Romane, c. 1748 Christopher A.D. Murphy Etching on paper (American, 1902–1973) 5 1/8 x 10 1/4 inches (plate) House by Ogeechee River, n. d. Gift of Mrs. Julianna F. Waring Oil on canvas 2020.17.21 (TB289) 15 1/16 x 20 5/16 x 1 3/16 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. 2020.18.2

19 acquisitions

Christopher A.D. Murphy Betsy Cain (American, 1902–1973) (American, B. 1949) Boats at Thunderbolt, Georgia, n. d. Saturation Totem 3, 2012 Gouache and watercolor on paper Oil on board 21 3/8 x 25 3/16 x 1 1/8 inches approx. 82 ¼ x 39 7/16 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 2020.18.3 2020.18.10 Christopher A.D. Murphy (American, 1902–1973) Spike, n. d. tempera and watercolor on board 21 5/8 x 17 11/16 x 2 ¼ inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph Joan Cobitz (American, 1933–2005) V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. Untitled [Still Life], 1980 2020.18.4.a-b Oil on canvas 20 1/16 x 28 1/16 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Christopher A.D. Murphy honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. (American, 1902–1973) Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan Untitled, n. d. 2020.18.11 Watercolor on paper 21 3/16 x 17 1/8 x 13/16 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Joan Cobitz honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph (American, 1933–2005) V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. Untitled [Portrait of Marcia of Brighter 2020.18.5 Day food store], n. d. Oil or acrylic on paper 23 ½ x 25 9/16 x 5/8 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Elizabeth O’Neil Verner honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. (American, 1883–1979) Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan In Old Charleston, n. d. 2020.18.12 Etching on paper 7 ¼ x 5 9/16 x ½ inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in David Kaminsky (American, B. 1950) honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ossabaw #1, 2010 Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan. Archival pigment print on canvas 2020.18.6 31 1/8 x 55 x 1 7/8 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan Hattie Saussy 2020.18.13 (American, 1890–1978) Untitled, n. d. Pencil and watercolor on paper 22 9/16 x 26 9/16 x 1 inches Larry Connatser (American, 1938–1996) Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Untitled [#2048], 1976 honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Acrylic and black marker on canvas board and wood Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 20 x 24 x ¾ inches (wood) 2020.18.7 Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan Margaret Murphy 2020.18.14 (American, 1908–1991) Oystermen and Fisherman at Thunderbolt, c. 1948 Watercolor on paper Larry Connatser 26 x 32 x 1 1/8 inches (framed) (American, 1938–1996) Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Untitled [#2184], 1977 honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Acrylic, lightbulb, plastic, metal and wood Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 49 ½ x 37 ½ x 1 3/8 inches (framed) 2020.18.8 Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 2020.18.15 Myrtle Jones (American, 1913–2005) Untitled [Sketch of artist’s home on West Jones Street], n. d. Larry Connatser Ink on paper (American, 1938–1996) 22 ½ x 16 11/16 x ½ inches Untitled, [Streaker Passes Through Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in Scarbrough House], [1991] honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Acrylic, pencil and black felt-tip marker on wood Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 15 7/8 x 17 13/16 x ¾ inches 2020.18.9 Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 2020.18.16

20 acquisitions

Marcus Kenney (American, B. 1972) Painter/Blue Stroke from the Painter Series, 2000 Mixed media 16 x 20 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 2020.18.17 Kenneth Herrington (American, B. 1948) Untitled, n. d. Watercolor on paper 30 13/16 x 38 x 1 inches Gift of Mr. Joseph V. Ryan, Jr. in honor of Captain and Mrs. Joseph V. Ryan, Sr. and Ms. Kathleen C. Ryan 2020.18.18 Shauna Frischkorn (American, B. 1962) Todd (playing Test Drive), 2002 Chromogenic print 40 x 30 inches (framed) Gift of the artist 2020.19

Noel W. Anderson (American, B. 1981) Untitled, 2019 Distressed Jacquard tapestry 156 x 108 inches Museum purchase with funds provided by the Jack W. Lindsay Acquisition Endowment Fund 2020.20

21 annual giving

$100,000 and Above Hussey Gay Bell Perry Lane Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Jackson, Sr. Mr. Charles H. Pitts III Anonymous^ Catherine and Douglas Johnston^ Mary E. Raines^ City of Savannah Kaminsky Family^ Mr. David A. Rea and Ms. Noelle J. Gauthier^ Critz Family Fund, Inc.^ Mrs. Robert O. Levitt^ Savannah Distributing Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Carolyn Luck Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Schmults Leslie and Angus Littlejohn^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McWhorter^ Mrs. Helen R. Steward^ Cathy and Philip Solomons^ MDH Partners, LLC Fran and Hue Thomas III^ Stephen D. and Julie F. Taylor^ Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thorpe, Jr. Courtney and Jay Neely ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tritch, Jr. $25,000–$99,999 Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Ogden, Jr.^ Mr. and Mrs. John L. Tucker Gloria and Durwood Almkuist^ Mr. and Mrs. David E. Paddison^ United Community Bank Malcolm and Julia Butler^ PNC Bank Mr. Tom Van De Ven Robert F. Faircloth^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabinowitz Wells Fargo Foundation Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation Red Diamond Coffee and Tea Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinnant^ Mr. and Mrs. William H. Roelle Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Kleisner^ $2,500–$4,999 Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce Acuity Brands, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy Ms. Swann Seiler^ Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Allen Dr. and Mrs. William T. Moore^ Jacqueline and Ken Sirlin^ Anonymous Wilson and Linda Fisk Morris^ Kim and Mark Smith^ Mr. and Mrs. John H. Atkinson Myrtle Jones King Sound View Wealth Advisors Charitable Foundation Dr. Cynthia L. and Mr. Ford S. Bartholow South State Bank Dave and Sylvaine Neises^ Dr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Bolch III Sterling Seacrest Partners Mrs. John O. Paull* Kelly and Melissa Bouchillon Stifel Thomas V. and Susan G. Reilly^ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Bradley, Sr. Marti and Austin Sullivan^ C.B. Richardson^ Dr. and Mrs. Chad J. Brock SunTrust Bank, Savannah Dr. Carol Riddick and Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bryson Mr. Frank A. Riddick III Terra Foundation for American Art Byck Foundation Carl and Barbara Sassano^ The Flatbush Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Carpenter Randall and Valerie Stolt^ The Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation Ms. Lucinda S. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Waters^ The Kessler Collection Mimi Cay Pamela and Peter Voss Cay Insurance Services $10,000–$24,999 Susan Willetts and Alan Pritz Mr. Chuck Chewning and Mr. Tommy Gennuso Dr. and Mrs. Kent E. Woo Dr. Victor L. Andrews^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Compton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young^ Anonymous^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cooper Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. E. Brian Culver Ms. Nancy S. Boyd^ $5,000–$9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Domenico De Sole Brasseler USA Mr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Anderson^ Mr. and Mrs. M. Christopher Donegan Billings and John Cay^ Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Downing Choate Construction Company Dr. Reono Bertagnolli Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurence Dunn Leda Chong and Kevin Dewalt^ Bouhan Falligant LLP Mr. Charles Ellis III Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Coker, Jr.^ Inge A. Brasseler Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Fawcett Colonial Foundation, Inc. Joan and Gary Capen Mr. and Ms. Michael Foradas Lila and Dale Critz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colgrove Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. T. Gay Debbie and Dale Critz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Coy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabias Critz, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D'Alto Mr. Jonathan Green and Mr. David Longwood Mr. and Mrs. Asa B. Davis III^ Mrs. Davida T. Deutsch Dr. Edward E. and Catherine F. Hahn Delta Air Lines Bernice and Ronald Gantt Mr. and Mrs. John E. Haire, Jr. Jan and Lawrence Dorman^ Mr. and Mrs. Kent C. Gregory Dr. Julie Hammack DSI Logisitics Ann and George Hubbs Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harlander Evans General Contractors Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hunter^ Alie and Bradley Heiges Georgia Council for the Arts JE Dunn Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helms Georgia Ports Authority Josh and Kelley Keller Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. Henry Georgia Power Company Dayle and Aaron Levy Ms. Lori Judge and Mr. Louis A. Thomann Lindsay and Brent Harlander Pamela and Marek Lewanda Mrs. Jane G. Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Haynes III^ Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMullan Mr. Richard C. Kessler Mr. Joseph L. Herring Mr. and Mrs. John O. Morisano Jim and Dottie Kluttz

22 annual giving

Ms. Betsy J. Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Moore Ms. Susan A. Laney and Mr. Frank Ms. Nomita Brady and Mr. James T. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Morgan Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. David Bushnell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill Morris Mrs. Courtney Lerch and Mr. Brian Hicks Mrs. Ellen R. Byck Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Myers^ Dr. M. Ann Levett, Ed. D. Mrs. Karen Wells and Mr. Andrew Canning Ms. Daphne T. Nash Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Levy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cartledge John and Carolyn Neely Mr. and Mrs. Griffith V. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William R. Coad Mrs. Janet Njoku Margaret F. Perryman Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coley Judy and Gary Oakes Jacqueline Mason and Raoul Potier Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Darbyshire Dr. and Mrs. Ryan O'Kelley Kendall and Jamie McCurry^ James O. and Chloe L. Dekle Dr. Melissa Parker Mrs. Patricia C. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Demere, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne Ann Y. Miller Carolyn Donovan Mrs. Elizabeth C. Peeples Mary Morrison Mrs. Helen D. Downing Dr. Melissa A. Venable and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Muller Mr. and Mrs. F. Reed Dulany III Mr. Robert Petitgout Ted Muller Mitchell* and Polly Dunn Denise L. Regan and John L. Picker Robin and Paul Noll Nancy and Don Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Pinyan, Jr. Ellen M. O'Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Steve F. Eagle Blanche Nettles and Andrew J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eckert Mr. and Mrs. L. Allan Reynolds Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William E. Osborne Ms. Alexandra Parfene and Mr. and Mrs. Bartly D. Rhodes Laurie and Chris Osteen Mr. S. Matthew English Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Rose Jim and Karen Pannell Mrs. Carl Espy III Ms. Jane E. Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Pannell Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Everard Ira and Sue Ruby Mr. Gregory M. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Feiler, Jr. Barbara Ruddy Dr. Jerri B. Perkins^ Mrs. Beverly L. Fingerle Mr. and Mrs. Justin Rychak Mr. Chris Poe and Mr. David Zyla Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garcia Ms. Christine S. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Roberts Dr. Julian Gee and Ms. Susan Nowlin Dr. and Mrs. Barry Schlafstein Rosaleen Roxburgh Marla and Morris Geffen Mr. and Mrs. James A. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gentes Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Shapoff Mr. and Mrs. Allen Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Jason Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Q. Singletary Mrs. Ida George Dr. Beth A. Sheridan and Mr. Thomas Gustinella Mr. and Mrs. G. Dana Sinkler Georgia Southern University Mr. and Mrs. T. Heyward Gignilliat St. Andrew's School/ Dr. and Mrs. David H. Smith Kelley and Matt Waldron Mrs. A. M. Goldkrand Maura Sovchen Jason H. and Clara L. Stevens Mrs. Julian H. Good Mr. and Mrs. John M. Tatum Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sugden Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Greco Telfair Academy Guild Zelda and Sheldon Tenenbaum Ms. Lynn A. Weddle and Mr. Kenneth W. Green Ms. Ann G. Tenenbaum and The John and Emma Derst Foundation Mr. Thomas H. Lee Peggy and Stanley Harris The Parker Companies Mr. and Mrs. Cody Tharpe Mr. James E. Hogan III Mr. Zachary H. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Vinyard IBM Matching Grants Program Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Tomhave Drs. William and Heather Wallace Rodger Johnson Mr. Einar S. Trosdal III Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabela Ms. Courtney B. Victor Mr. and Mrs. Wiley A. Wasden III Jack* A. and Joan Kaster Mr. and Mrs. John P. Walsh Mr. Barry Weiner and Ms. Sophia McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Keaveney Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. L. Walter Mr. Jeffrey L. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Keightley Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. West Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Kennickell, Jr. Mrs. Dwaine L. Willett Dr. Thomas Philbrick and Susan Ketchum $1,000 - $2,499 Mrs. Frank L. Wooten, Jr. Amy and Chuck Knudsen Dr. and Mrs. John E. Agens Ms. Rebecca Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Kole Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Ammar Paul and Jeanne Yhouse Drs. Richard F. Leighton and Sylvia K. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anckner Ann Yingling Mr. Gregory E. Arnsdorff Dr. M. Jill Lockwood Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy E. London Dr. and Mrs. Marc Bailey *Deceased Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barbee, Jr. Dr. Christopher E. Hendricks and Dr. Brian J. Martine ^Jepson Challenge donor in 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Barrow III Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliff McCurry Mr. Gustavous H. and Jan* Bell Mr. and Mrs. John McVeigh Ms. Karen L. Benson Dr. and Mrs. John Mikell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Minis

23 2020-21 board of trustees

Executive Officers Honorary Trustees Dale C. Critz, Jr., Chairman Dale C. Critz, Sr. Swann Seiler, Chair-Elect Lila Critz William (Ted) Moore, Ph.D., Treasurer Richard D. Eckburg* Jan Dorman, Secretary Robert (Bob) Faircloth, Vice-Chair Alice A. Jepson Josh Keller, Vice-Chair Robert S. Jepson, Jr. Tom Reilly, Vice-Chair Carolyn Luck John (Jay) Neely III, Legal Counsel Ann Miller Ted J. Kleisner, Immediate Past Chair Elfrida Moore Sinkler Kenneth Sirlin Cathy Solomons Trustees Helen Steward Kelly L. Bouchillon Malcolm L. Butler Chuck H. Chewning Ex-Officio Trustees Leda Chong Nicole Blackwood, Ph.D., Chair Meredith R. Dulany Friends of Owens-Thomas House Brent Harlander Nancy S. Boyd, Chair Catherine V. Johnston Gari Melchers Collectors’ Society Lori Judge Julia Butler, Co-Chair M. Ann Levett, Ed.D. 41st Annual Telfair Ball Leslie Littlejohn Malcolm Butler, Co-Chair 41st Annual Telfair Ball Kendall McCurry Patricia James, Chair J. Wilson Morris Telfair Academy Guild Dave Neises Cyreia Sandlin, Chair Rebecca G. Ogden William Jay Society David E. Paddison Philip W. Starks, Chair C.B. Richardson Friends of African American Art Kimberly Smith Huguenin Thomas III *Deceased G. Vincent West Susan Willetts

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