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Joslyn Art Museum's 2012 Annual Report and Year Joslyn Art Museum 2 0 1 2 A N N U A L R E P O R T Annual Report January 1 - December 31, 2012 Joslyn Art Museum 2200 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska 68102-1292 Telephone 402-342-3300 Facsimile 402-342-2376 www.joslyn.org Museum Hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 10 am-4 pm Thursday 10 am-8 pm Sunday noon-4 pm Closed Monday and major holidays. Extended hours for some special exhibitions. Museum Admission $8 adults; $6 senior citizens (62+) and college students (with ID); $5 ages 5-17; free for children ages four and younger and Joslyn members. Group rates available. Public admitted free Saturdays 10 am-noon. Additional charge for some special exhibitions. ON THE COVER, TOP TO BOTTOM (DETAILS): Robert Henri (American, 1865–1929), Consuelo in Black, 1924, oil on canvas, Anonymous gift, 2012.6; Dr. Edward Bleiberg of the Brooklyn Museum in the To Live Forever: Egyptian Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum exhibition galleries during the Members Preview; Skinner Magnet Center students and teachers react to a presentation by author/artist Chris Raschka; Under Pressure: Contemporary Prints from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation Members Preview OUR MISSION Joslyn Art Museum collects, preserves, and interprets the visual arts of the highest quality, fostering appreciation and enjoyment of art for the benefit of a diverse audience. OUR VISION To be cherished and respected as a premier art museum. JOSLYN ART MUSEUM BOARD OF GOVERNORS Executive Robert D. Bates Committee Lynne D. Boyer Susan S. Butler John P. Nelson Chairman Sylvia B. Cohn Mary D. Daugherty Wayne Gary Gates Steve Erwin Vice Chairman Charles F. Heider Bryan E. Slone Beverly Maurer Secretary Lenore Polack Kirk L. Kellner Karen Riley Treasurer Thompson H. Rogers Wallace R. Weitz Howard L. Hawks David Wiesman Nancy C. Webster JOSLYN ART MUSEUM FOUNDATION BOARD James R. Young Robert D. Bates Chairman Richard Putnam John P. Nelson 1 COLLECTIONS Acquisitions Paintings Jules Breton (French, 1827–1906), Two Young Women Picking Grapes (Study for The Vintage at Château Lagrange), 1862, oil on canvas, 23¼ x 19¼ inches, Museum purchase with funds from The Jack Drew Endowment for 18th- and 19th-Century Art, 2012.1 Robert Henri (American, 1865–1929), Consuelo in Black, 1924, oil on canvas, 32 x 26 inches, Anonymous gift, 2012.6 Prints & Photographs Mark Ruwedel (American, born 1954), nine images from the series “Railroad Cuts,” 1996–2005, gelatin silver prints, 16 x 20 inches each, from Westward the Course of Empire, Museum purchase with funds from the James Art Acquisition Fund, 2012.2.1-.9 Mark Ruwedel (American, born 1954), nine images from the series “Railroad Grades,” 1996–2004, gelatin silver prints, 16 x 20 inches each, from Westward the Course of Empire, Museum purchase with funds from the James Art Acquisition Fund, 2012.3.1-.9 Eugène Leroux (French, 1807–1863), lithographer, after Karl Bodmer (Swiss, 1809–1893), Unidentified Man (After KBA 254), ca. 1850, lithograph, 11½ x 8 inches, Gift of John A. Valdrighi, 2012.4 Birger Sandzén (American, born Sweden, 1871–1954), In the Foothills, ca. 1930s, linocut, 12 x 15¾ inches, Gift of Nebraska Secretary of State John and Carol Gale, 2012.7.1 Charles B. Rogers (American, 1911–1987), Eden Valley Landscape, ca. 1950s, etching, 8¾ x 12 inches, Gift of Nebraska Secretary of State John and Carol Gale, 2012.7.2 Charles B. Rogers (American, 1911–1987), Prairie Shanty, ca. 1950s, linocut, 8 x 10¼ inches, Gift of Nebraska Secretary of State John and Carol Gale, 2012.7.3 Asian Art Kondo Yuzo (Japanese, 1902–1985), Tsubo, ca. 1960, ceramic, 8 x 7⅝ (diam.) inches, Gift of Mark Wiesman, 2012.5 2 DONORS Donor gifts are to Joslyn Art Museum and the Joslyn Art Museum Foundation. Gifts for Operations, Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Leona and Bill Kernen Exhibitions, Programs, and Shirley and James Young, Sr. Stephanie and John J. Koraleski Karen and James Linder, M.D. Memberships $5,000-$9,999 Anna and George Little Marian and Harold Andersen The Lozier Foundation $100,000 and above Judy and Jack Baker Robert B. Daugherty Charitable Sunny and Denny Lundgren Judy and Robert Bates Foundation Sally and Graham Lusk Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska Douglas County Ann Mactier C. C. and Mabel Criss Memorial Valmont Industries, Inc. Eleanor Malot Foundation The James C. Mangimeli Grant for Katherine and William Foxley $50,000-$99,999 Art Education HDR, Inc. First National Bank Frank P. Matthews Lamson, Dugan and Murray, LLP H. Lee and Carol Gendler Beverly and Harold Maurer Mary S. Landen Charitable Fund Nancy and Michael McCarthy Susan J. Lozier and Ian Macleod Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc. Sharon L. McGill Marilyn and Carl Mammel The Nebraska Medical Center Carolyn P. Meissner Cindy and Tom McGowan Omaha Steaks Roger F. Morrison Anne and David Rismiller Union Pacific Foundation Shirley and Daniel Neary D. Lynn Kelley and Daniel Ross University of Nebraska Medical Center Sharee and Murray Newman Lin and Michael Simmonds Weitz Family Foundation Patricia and James Phalen Eve and Fred Simon Rita M. Price $25,000-$49,999 Gilbert C. Swanson Foundation, Inc. Teri and Ronald Quinn Rhonda and Howard Hawks Tenaska, Inc. Kathleen and John Ransom The Hawks Foundation Dian and James Warren Louise A. Rinn Mary and Charles Heider Katie Weitz White and Watie White Constance M. Ryan Holland Foundation Wiesman Development Mutual of Omaha Julie and John Schroeder Nebraska Arts Council $1,000-$4,999 Ruth and Bill Scott Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. 3M Company Lori Lyn and W. David Scott Union Pacific Marcia and Frederick Backer Margaret Shearer Webster Family Foundation Baird Holm LLP Stacy and Bruce Simon Joan Gibson and Don Wurster Janice and Robert Batt Betiana and Todd Simon Cindy and Mogens Bay Leslie and Bryan Slone $10,000-$24,999 Beardmore Chevrolet Ann and Kenneth Stinson Lynne and John Boyer Lester Katz and Jack F. Becker, Ph.D. Janet S. Strauss Leela de Souza Bransten and Patricia and Richard Bell Peter T. Suzuki, Ph.D. Peter Bransten Sharon and Randell Blackburn Target CenturyLink Foundation Blue Stem Prairie Foundation Phyllis and Del Toebben Sylvia B. Cohn Frances and Louis Blumkin Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen, M.D. Karen and Wesley Dixon Ann and James Bonham Union Pacific Fund for Effective Energy Systems Company Susan A. Buffett Government Kathy and W. Gary Gates Susan S. Butler Judith M. Vann Gilbert M. and Martha H. Syd L. Cate Rosie and Jim Vincent Hitchcock Foundation Pamela and James Crowe Patti Jo and Dennis Weiss Iowa West Foundation Dawn and Sid Dinsdale Whitmore Charitable Trust Fran and Richard Juro Beverly and William Donaldson $500-$999 Peter Kiewit Foundation Avery Mazor and Robert Dorton Nancy A. Abboud Richard P. Kimmel and Laurine Paula and James Ellis Janie O'Keefe Addy Kimmel Charitable Foundation Ayman El-Mohandes, M.D. Anne E. Begley Susan and Michael Lebens Janice and Steve Erwin Nancy and George Behringer Anne and John P. Nelson Jerrie and John Fonda Dorothy M. Bennett Lenore Polack Norma and James Fuller Chris and Ronald Blumkin Karen and H. Douglas Riley Marcy and John Golden Rose Blumkin Foundation, Inc. Jane and Thompson Rogers Dawn and James Hammel Myriel S. Boes Anne Shaughnessy Marianne and Fred Hawkins, Jr. Anne and Stephen Bruckner SilverStone Group Jayne L. Timmerman and Sandi and Bill Bruns Annette and Paul Smith Daniel J. 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