2011 Annual Report

Dear Members and Friends,

Fiscal Year 2011 (July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011) was one of experimentation and outreach and one of celebrating accomplished artists living and working in the region.

The curatorial and public programs staff jointly experimented with a new concept for an exhibition addressing the theme of how museums collect, care for, interpret, exhibit and transport art in The Secret Life of Art: Mysteries of the Museum Revealed. In planning for the exhibition, the staff reached out with an online survey asking the public what they might like to learn about museum operations. Responses from 450 individuals helped determine the content of the exhibition, related programs and the newly-launched blog.

The installation of the exhibition experimented with some new interpretive techniques: videos on the design process of the Zimmerman House and on the preparation of Jan Gossaert’s Portrait of a Man for shipment to the Metropolitan Museum of Art; the display of materials used to pack in crates; and the exhibition of the reverse of Georgia O’Keeffe’s A Cross by the Sea, 1925, to show the array of labels that document the ’s history since it was first shown at Alfred Stieglitz’ gallery, An American Place, in .

Throughout the year we celebrated innovative artists from New images England with solo exhibitions. During the summer we featured

COVER: Jon Brooks talks to Anne Milne, the kinetic of George Sherwood, a Massachusetts Trustee Emerita, at the opening of his first retrospective exhibition Jon Brooks: artist, whose Fusion II now animates the Zachos Court in front A Collaboration with Nature. of the museum. Director of Collections and Exhibitions Andrew

Museum visitors explore exhbition Spahr worked with photographer Jerome Liebling on what The Secret Life of Art: Mysteries of the would become his last major exhibition. It focused on Liebling’s Museum Revealed. remarkable large scale, digital photographs that had never Registrar Karen Papineau prepares a before been publicly displayed. We were deeply saddened painting by Jan Gossaert to go on loan.

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Artist Richard Haynes discusses a to avocational photographers who submitted digital images student’s work of art during his Art that expressed their special relationship to the New Hampshire Center Master Class. community through “ulocal” on the WMUR website. A number Artist Jon Brooks helps an Art Center of those photographs were displayed in the Currier Community student install her Brooks-inspired work of art on the Art Center’s lawn. Gallery.

Librarian Meghan Petersen joined the Currier staff in Februrary of 2011. The Currier proudly mounted Jon Brooks: A Collaboration with Nature, the first museum retrospective of the furniture and wood sculpture by this internationally known artist who grew up in Manchester. First nurtured in the 1960s at the Currier Art Center, Jon was named The Lotte Jacobi Living Treasure by Governor John Lynch in April 2011 in recognition of his accomplishments and contributions to the art world both here in New Hampshire and internationally. Jon’s show drew a record attendance from students on school tours, including every 5th grader in Manchester’s public schools.

Regional artists also conducted several master classes at the Currier Art Center, including Richard Haynes of Portsmouth, painters Jon Imber and George Nick, both from Boston. Jon Brooks was “artist-mentor” to young artists at the Art Center during April school vacation. The Currier Art Center had a strong year with one of its highest annual enrollments. It also awarded $13,000 in tuition assistance to about 60 students through the Dorson and Heineman endowments that are restricted for this purpose.

The Advisory Council continued its important work of broadening the visibility of the Currier’s programs and collections across the state. Four programs organized by the Council reached more than 700 people in partnership with the Seacoast African American Center in Portsmouth, the Red River Theatres in Concord, the Peterborough Historical Society and the Lawrence Barn in Hollis.

In February archivist and librarian Meghan Petersen joined the staff just in time to begin cataloguing two very important gifts: the libraries of David Carter and J. Richardson Judson. Both these men are friends and colleagues as well as notable scholars with deep interest in European art.

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Glen Ligon, Invisible Man (Two Views), 1991, oil and gesso on canvas.

Artist George Sherwood installs two of his kinetic in the Currier’s Winter Garden Cafe.

Hiram Powers, George Washington, after 1844, white marble.

The art collections were greatly enhanced by the purchase of a group of 73 old master prints assembled by David Carter, a native of Nashua who had a distinguished career as a curator and museum director. The Carter collection includes nine etchings by Rembrandt, nine by Esaias van de Velde, sixteen engravings by Hendrick Goltzius, and two by Albrecht Durer. This extraordinary collection will be the subject of an exhibition in the fall of 2012.

The museum also purchased a striking marble bust of George Washington by America’s most renowned neoclassical sculptor Hiram Powers (1805-73), and a dramatic bronze of Hercules and Iole by the Italian Giovanni Battista Foggini (1652-1725). An abstracted landscape painted about 1945 by Lawren Harris (1885-1970) is the first major work by a major Canadian artist to enter the collection. A double-panel portrait by Glenn Ligon (born 1960) and inspired by Ralph Ellison’s iconic novel, Invisible Man, was purchased at auction. A delightful farmyard scene, The Hay is In, 1949, painted by Grandma Moses – one of the most popular painters of the mid-twentieth century – was given by Manchester native Helen Burroughs Stern in honor of her daughter Eve.

There were several gifts of contemporary handcrafted objects that reflect the Currier’s interest in modern craft. These include a group of turned wood bowls from nationally known collectors Jane and Arthur Mason by Mark Lindquist, who lived in New Hampshire in the 1980s, and by David Ellsworth; a silver teapot by

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Docent Hannah Perutz gives a tour of the contemporary gallery.

Hendrick Goltzius, The Captain of the Infantry, 1587, engraving.

A volunteer helps Librarian Meghan Petersen in the museum’s Library.

Assistant Musuem Shop Manager Stacy Broulidakis shows museum visitors some of the Shop’s unique jewelry created by local artisans.

Michael and Maureen teapot from trustee Nancy Tieken; a smoke fired Vessel by British ceramicist and author Jane Perryman, a gift from the artist.

Again this year, the Guild of Volunteers contributed a remarkable 12,316 hours, the equivalent of almost ten full-time positions. The Guild assists with a wide range of key activities from greeting visitors, assisting in the museum shop, library and membership office, and of course, giving tours of the collections, special exhibitions and the Zimmerman House.

On behalf of the Board, Advisory Council, Guild of Volunteers and all the staff, we thank you for supporting the Currier, its programs and operations. You are essential in making the Currier a source of enrichment and enjoyment for more than 60,000 visitors each year.

Warm regards,

David A. Jensen Susan Strickler President, Board of Trustees Director and CEO

4 Dear Members and Friends Works on Loan

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY and the National Gallery, London. Man, Myth and Sensual Pleasure: Jan Gossart’s Renaissance Jan Gossart (called Mabuse), Flemish, c.1478-1532 Jan Gossart (called Mabuse) Portrait of a Man (Self-Portrait ?) c.1515-1520 Portrait of a Man (Self Portrait?) Oil on panel, 1951.6 c. 1515-1520 oil on panel

Art Museum, University of Kentucky, Lexington Hoofbeats and Heartbeats: The Horse in American Art Edmund C. Tarbell, American, 1862-1938 Schooling the Horses, 1902 Oil on canvas mounted on aluminum, 1975.25 Bottle, 1839-50 Glass, PC C 25 (67)

Unknown American Maker Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts, Bowl, 19th century Arizona State University and Asheville Art Free-blown glass, 1972.12 Museum, NC A Chosen Path: The of Karen Karnes Flask Karen Karnes, American, b. 1925 Vase, 1969 Glass, PC V 5 (180) Salt-glazed stoneware, 2006.23 Portland Museum of Art, Portland, ME Maine Moderns: Art in Seguinland, 1900-1940 Historical Society of Temple, Temple, NH New Hampshire Glassmakers 1780-1886 Gaston Lachaise, American (b. France) 1882- Matt Johnson, American, active 1846-1870 1935 Pitcher, c. 1842-1873 Walking Woman, 1922 Glass, 1942.7.190 Bronze, 1982.26

Stoddard Glass Works Wine Glass, c. 1850-60 Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Glass, 1986.15.1 Vermont Under the Big Top: The Fine Art of the Circus in Creamer with Ball Cover, c. 1850-60 America Glass, 1986.15.2a,b Robert Vickrey, American, 1926-2011 Old Clown, 1957 Suncook Glass Works Tempera on gesso panel, 2008.4.52 Sugar Bowl or Master Salt, c. 1845 Glass, 1986.15.5 McIninch Art Gallery, University of Southern Pickle Jar, 1839-50 New Hampshire, Manchester Glass, PC M 1 (56) Seeing the Light George N. Barnard, American, 1819-1902 Bottle, 1839-50 Battlefield of New Hope Church, GA, No. 2, 1864 Glass, 1933.3 Albumen print, 1982.117

works on loan 5 Works on Loan Sheila Metzner, American, b. 1939 Orchid in a Vase, 1981 Fresson print, 1992.15.42

Douglas Prince, American, b. 1943 Fireplace and Sand, 1976 Gelatin silver print, 2004.3

Albert Renger-Patzsch, German, 1897-1966 Woods and Mist, c. 1930 Gelatin silver print, 1978.94

Ralph Steiner, American, 1899-1986

1948, Amoskeag Canal, 1948, Charles Sheeler, oil on canvas. Two Men and a Bicycle, 1921-22 (printed 1980) Gelatin silver print, 2005.17 McIninch Art Gallery, University of Southern New Hampshire, Manchester Ralph Steiner, American, 1899-1986 Seeing the Light Ham & Eggs, c.1934 (printed 1979) Giancarlo Botti, Italian, 20th Century Gelatin silver print, 2005.18 Sophia Loren Smoking, c.1966 Gelatin silver print, 2003.43 Vincent Vallarino, American, b. 1954 Trees in Fog #1, Fishbach, Luxembourg, 1974 John Brook, American, b. 1924 Gelatin silver print, 1992.15.86 Portrait of Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond (Nat Hentoff Broadcast WMEX, Boston), Vincent Vallarino, American, b. 1954 c.1952 Calla Lily Bud and Stocks, 1992 Gelatin silver print, 2007.11 Gelatin silver print, 1992.15.101

Harry Callahan, American, 1912-1999 Untitled Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gelatin silver print, 1984.62 Washington, DC and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO Robert Disraeli, German-American, 1905- To Make a World: George Ault and 1940s America 1988 Charles Sheeler, American, 1883-1965 Untitled Amoskaeg Canal, 1948 Gelatin silver print, 1982.111 Oil on canvas, 1948.4

Robert Sargent Fay, American, b. 1934 Vase of Flowers, 1998 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Gelatin silver print, 2007.17 Embroideries of Colonial Boston Unknown American Artist, 18th century Carl A. Hyatt, American, b. 1949 The Death of Absalom, c. 1750 Portsmouth Harbor Salt Pile Series, S-25, 1992 Embroidery on silk, 1991.1 Platinum contact print, 1998.11.2

William H. Manahan, Jr., American, 1877- Suermondt-Ludwig-Museum, Aachen, Germany 1972 Leonardo of the North – Joos van Cleve (1485/90 – Bridge on the North Branch River, Antrim, NH, 1541) c. 1920 Joos van Cleve, Flemish, 1485-1540 Gum bichromate print, 1973.72.9 The Holy Family, c. 1520 Oil on panel, 1956.5

6 works on loan Gifts Jerome Liebling Soho at Night, NYC 1989 inkjet print, 2010

Gift of Jerome Liebling Jerome Liebling, American, b. 1924 Bahamian Migrant Worker, 1953, inkjet print, 2010 2010.9

Soho at Night, NYC, 1989, inkjet print, 2010 2010.10 Gift of Jane and Arthur Mason Gift of Maryanna Hatch Mark Lindquist, American, b. 1949 Mary and , American, 1908- Meditating Bowl, 1998, briar 2007 and 1910-2008 2010.17 Untitled (two figures), c.1945, earthenware 2010.13 Wide Bowl, 1979, maple burl 2010.18 Gift of Nancy Tieken Michael Banner and Maureen Banner, Mark Lindquist and Gary Stevens, American, American, b. 1939 and 1946 b. 1949 and 1957 Flying Cloud, 2009, silver and rosewood Bird of Paradise, #1, 1999, madrone burl 2010.14 2010.19

Gift of Jane Perryman David Ellsworth, American, b. 1944 Jane Perryman, English, b. 1947 Volcano, 1987, walnut burl and paint Vessel, 2009, smoke fired stoneware and 2010.20 porcelain 2010.15 Gift of Jeffrey and Mary Karlin Ilya Bolotowsky, Russian-American, 1907- 1981 Untitled, c.1980, serigraph 2010.21

Gift of Richard and Ann Thorner Yousuf Karsh, Canadian, 1908-2002 John Sloan Dickey, gelatin silver print 2010.24

Michael Banner and Maureen Banner Flying Cloud 2009 silver and rosewood gifts 7 Gifts Willem Jacobsz Delff, Dutch, 1580-1638 (after Adrian Pietersz van Venne, Dutch, 1589-1662) Portrait of William I, Prince of Orange, 1623, engraving 2010.37

Pieter van Schuppen, Dutch, 1623-1696 (after Lucas François the Younger, Flemish, 1616-1681) Portrait of Francisco Villani a Gandova Baroni de Rassenghein, engraving 2011.7 Jon Brooks, Lincoln Woods, 1984, Honduras mahogany, maple, enamel. Gustav Adolf Müller, German, 1694-1767 (after Jacob van Schuppen, Dutch, 1670- 1751) Jacob van Schuppen, engraving Reflect, c. 1930, gelatin silver print 2011.8 2010.31

Jean George Wille, French, b. Germany, Gordon Parks, American, 1912-2006 1715-1808 Girl, Brazil, 1961 (printed later), gelatin silver print (after Gerard Ter Borch, Dutch, 1617-1681) 2010.32 L’Instruction paternelle, 1765, engraving 2011.9 Flavio Da Silva, 1961(printed later), gelatin silver print Gift of Robert Flynn Johnson in memory 2010.33 of Robert Andrew Johnson and Minna Flynn Johnson Self Portrait, 1961(printed later), gelatin silver print Francis Frith, British, 1822-1898 2010.34 Recto: Untitled (ruins), c. 1870, albumen print Carlton Watkins, American, 1829-1916 Verso: Chatsworth, c.1870, albumen print, Nevada Falls, 700ft, c.1880, albumen print mounted 2010.35 2010.28.1 and 2 Gift of Diane Curran Frances Benjamin Johnston, American, Three posters for El Salvador: Requiem and 1864-1952 Invocation In the Fields, Tuskegee, c.1900, gelatin silver Michael Mazur, American, 1935-2009 print Prisoner I, II and III (after Goya), 1983 2010.29 2011.1.1-3

Lenoard Missone, Belgian, 1870-1943 Gift of Jon Brooks Untitled, Street Scene, c.1930, gelatin silver Jon Brooks, American, b. 1944 print Lincoln Woods, 1984, Honduras mahogany, maple, 2010.30 enamel 2011.2

8 gifts Gifts & PURCHASES Gift of Peter Greer John Martin, English, 1789-1854 The Deluge, 1832, mezzotint and drypoint 2011.3

Gift of Anne C. and Harry Wollman Louis Lozowick, American, 1892-1973 Breakfast (Still Life, Breakfast), 1929, lithograph 2011.5

Grant Wood, American, 1891-1942 Approaching Storm, 1940, lithograph 2011.6 Grandma Moses (Anna Mary Robertson Moses), The Hay Is In, Gift of Kimon and Anne Zachos in honor 1949, oil on masonite. of a beautiful friendship between Victoria Zachos and Robert P. Bass. John Stockton de Martelly, American, 1903- 1879 Blue Valley Fox Hunt, 1937, lithograph 2011.12

Old Moon, 1941, lithograph 2011.13

Paul Cézanne, French, 1839-1906 Les Baigneurs, 1898, lithograph 2011.14

Gift of Helen Burroughs Stern in honor of her daughter, Eve Stern Grandma Moses (Anna Mary Robertson Moses), American, 1860-1961 The Hay is In, 1949, oil on masonite 2011.15 Purchases

The Print Fund Peter Milton, American, b. 1930 Sight Lines II: The Green Room, 2010, George Sherwood, Fusion II, 2010, stainless steel. digital print, 2010.23

The Kimon S. Zachos Acquisition Fund George Sherwood, American, b.1954 Fusion II, 2010, stainless steel, 2010.25 gifts & PURCHASES 9 henry melville fuller Henry Melville Fuller acquisition fund

Jan Dirkszoon Both, Dutch, c.1618-1652 View of a Stone Bridge, etching, 2010.26.2

Willem Buytewech, Dutch, c.1591/92-1625 Ruins of the Brederode Castle near Haarlem, 1621, etching, 2010.26.3

Jerome Liebling, American, b. 1924 Albrecht Dürer, German, 1471-1528 Native American Woman, Red Lake, Minnesota, Erasmus of Rotterdam, 1526, engraving, 2010.26.4 1953, inkjet print, 2010, 2010.11 The Sea Monster (Das Meerwunder), c.1498, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 1983, inkjet print, 2010, engraving and etching, 2010.26.5 2010.12 Jan Wierix after Albrecht Dürer, Flemish, 1549- Mary and Edwin Scheier, American, 1908-2007; 1618 and German, 1471-1528 1910-2008 The Sea Monster (Das Meerwunder), c. 1498, Cider Jug with figure and apple design, 1942, engraving and etching on paper (counterproof), earthenware with low relief, 2010.16 2010.26.6

Glenn Ligon, American, b. 1960 Hendrick Goltzius, Dutch, 1558-1617 Invisible Man (Two Views), 1991, oil and gesso on The Captain of the Infantry, 1587, engraving, canvas, 2010.22 a,b 2010.26.7

Abraham Blooteling, after Sir Peter Lely, Dutch, Mars and Venus Surprised by Vulcan, 1585, 1654 – after 1698 and English/Dutch, 1616- engraving, 2010.26.8 1680 Portrait of Cornelius Tromp, 1676, engraving, The Lamentation of the Virgin, 1596, engraving, 2010.26.1 2010.26.9

The Passion Cycle (12 prints), 1596-1598, engraving, 2010.26.10.1-12

Jacques de la Faille, c.1580, engraving, 2010.26.11

Hendrick Goudt, after Adam Elsheimer, Dutch, 1582-1630 and German, 1578-1610 Flight into Egypt, 1613, engraving, 2010.26.12

Arnold Houbraken, Dutch, 1660-1719 Discovery of Ericthonius, etching, 2010.26.13

Jerome Liebling, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 1983, inkjet print, 2010.

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Frans Huys, after Pieter Brueghel the Elder, Flemish, 1522-1562 and Flemish, c.1527/28- 1569 Armed Four-Master Sailing towards a Port, c.1561-1562, engraving, 2010.26.14

Theodor Matham, after Adriaen Hanneman, Dutch, 1606-1676 and 1603-1671 Portrait of Jacobus Bavo de Wassenaer, engraving, 2010.26.15

Pieter de Molijn, Dutch, 1595-1661 Landscapes (4 prints), 1626, etching, 2010.26.16.1-4

Willem van Nieulandt II, Flemish, 1584-1635 So-called Temple of Minerva Medica, 1602-1605, Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, The Death of the Virgin, etching, 2010.26.17 1639, etching. Tribute Money Willem van de Passe, after Crispijn van de , c.1635, etching, 2010.26.26 Passe, Dutch, 1598-1636 and c.1597 -1670 Portrait of Maurits of Nassau, Prince of Orange, Jupiter and Antiope: Small Plate, etching (third engraving, 2010.26.18 state), 2010.26.27

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn, Dutch, Jacob van Ruisdael, Dutch, c.1628-1682 The Little Bridge, 1606-1669 1650, etching (2nd State), Death of the Virgin, 1639, etching, 2010.26.19 2010.26.28

Death Appearing to a Young Couple, 1639, Hercules Seghers and Rembrandt Harmenszoon drypoint, 2010.26.20 van Rijn, Dutch 1590-1638 and 1606-1669 4 5/16 x 3 1/16 in. Tobias and the Angel, 1653, etching, 2010.26.29

Diana at the Bath, etching (first state), 2010.26.21 Christoffel van Sichem, after Jacob Matham, Dutch, 1546-1624, and 1571-1631 Stoning of Saint Stephen, 1635, etching, Bust of a Young Man Wearing a Turban, 1613, 2010.26.22 engraving, 2010.26.30

Woman Bathing her Feet, 1658, etching, Esaias van de Velde, Dutch, c.1591-1630 2010.26.23 Landscape around Haarlem (nine prints from a series of ten), 1615, etching, 2010.26.31.1-9 The Ship of Fortune, 1633, etching, 2010.26.24 Jan van de Velde II, Dutch, c.1593-1641 Studies of the Head of Saskia and Other Women, Landscape with large gateway on left, flanked by 1636, etching, 2010.26.25 towers, etching, 2010.26.32

Henry melville fuller acquisition fund 11 henry melville fuller acquisition fund Tobias and the Angel by a River, etching, 2010.26.33

Twede Deel (set of twelve landscapes), etching, 2010.26.34.1-12

Summer, Fall, Winter (three prints from the set of the Four Seasons), etching, 2010.26.35.1-3

Antonie Waterloo, Flemish, 1609-1690 Landscape with Alpheus and Arethusa, etching, 2010.26.36

James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American, 1834-1903 Lawren Harris, Untitled #21, c. 1936-40, oil on board.

Florence Leyland, 1873, drypoint, 2010.26.37 Lawren Harris, Canadian, 1885-1970 Giovanni Battista Foggini, Italian, 1652- 1725 Untitled #21, c.1936-40, oil on board, 2011.10 Hercules and lole, c.1700, bronze, 2010.27 Charmion von Wiegand, American, 1896-1983 Hiram Powers, American, 1805-1873 Red, Yellow, and Blue, 1959, gouache on board, George Washington, after 1844, marble, 2010.36 2011.11

Florence Henri, American, 1893-1982 Boris Ignatovich, Russian, 1899-1976 12 Fotografien, (portfolio of 12 gelatin silver Tramway Handles, 1930s (printed 1955), gelatin prints), 1928-1932 (printed 1974), 2011.4.1-12 silver print, 2011.16

With Board, 1929, gelatin silver print, 2011.17

Paul Woolf, American, 1899-1985 57th Street and 6th Avenue, c. 1935, gelatin silver print, 2011.18

George Washington Bridge, c.1935, gelatin silver print, 2011.19

George Washington Bridge (cables), c.1935, silver print, 2011.20

Sonya Noskowiak, American, b. Germany, 1900-1975 Harbor Scene, c. 1930s, gelatin silver print, 2011.21

Paul Woolf, George Washington Bridge, c. 1935, gelatin silver print.

12 Henry melville fuller acquisition fund exhibitions & Sponsors

George Sherwood: In Delicate Balance May 29, 2010 – September 6, 2010 Supported by David and Barbara Roby and the Fleisher Family Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.

Jerome Liebling: Capturing the Human Spirit June 19, 2010 – September 19, 2010 Sponsored by the Duprey Companies and Cheryl and Mark Liebling.

Members enjoy the opening of Secret Life of Art: Mysteries of the Museum Revealed.

Cross Currents in 20th Century Art: Prints and Ceramics from the Anne C. and Harry Wollman Collection June 26, 2010 – September 6, 2010 Supported in part by the Pucker Gallery and the Lacoste Gallery.

The Secret Life of Art: Mysteries of the Museum Revealed October 2, 2010 – January 9, 2011 Sponsored by Public Service of New Hampshire, Putnam Foundation, and TD Charitable Foundation

Portrait of Anne C. and Harry Wollman.

EXHIBITIONS & SPONSORS 13 exhibitions & Sponsors

New Hampshire Art Association Sixty-Second Annual Exhibition January 29, 2011 – March 6, 2011 Sponsored by TF Moran, Inc. and Robert and Anne Cruess. Media sponsor Manchester Radio Group.

New England Art and Artists January 29, 2011 – August, 2011

Jon Brooks: A Collaboration with Nature March 19, 2011 – June 12, 2011 Supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Norwin S. and Elizabeth Bean Foundation, and Friends of the Artist

Visitors view work by Jon Brooks at his exhibition opening.

14 EXHIBITIONS & SPONSORS donors & members

Brown-Monson Dr. Jim Wolcott and Mrs. Bradford and Kathleen Donors Foundation Jocelyn Jerry-Wolcott Cook The Montrone Family David and Judy Corbit CURRIER SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. John H. ($500-$999) Deborah de Peyster and (donations $1500+) Morison III Pam and John Blackford James Morris Ardath Blauvelt and David J. and Kathleen R. Phyllis H. Carey Lyman Delano Marcia Donaldson Murray Charles Cornelio Victoria and John Duffy Richard and Dorothy Patrick and Kendra Sarah and Peter Crow Larry and Yvonne Botnick O’Donnell Deborah S. DuSault Dunham Rick and Renee Botnick Thomas and Barbara Denise D. and William H. Louis and Frances Dr. and Mrs. R. Putnam Dyer Esposito Huntington Breed II Robert L. Raley Dr. Louis I. Fink and Dr. Robert Sargent Fay Eleanor Briggs Carol Robey and Robert Pamela L. Grich John S. Gikas David and Louise Carter Oot Tom and Peg Gaillard Mr. and Mrs. James Dwight and Susi Linda and Terry Robinson Jean and David Gosselin Churchill David and Barbara Roby Gottesman The Greenspan Arthur Clarke and Susan Harry and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Allen Foundation Sloan Shepler C. Hill, in memory of Katherine M. Hanna Raymond G. and Olga Carter and Josh Siegel Henriette Bartelink Jane and H.E. Cote David and Nike Speltz Marjorie and Jay Hodes Harrington, Jr. Harte and Ann Crow Ed and Ann Spurr Paul and Debbie Kinson John P. Harrod Pamela Diamantis Dr. David G. Stahl Harold and Betsy Daniel and Michael Patrick Duffy and Jaye Susan Strickler Janeway Hingston, Inc. Gibson John F. Swope Robert and Dawne Carolyn and Philip Susan and Stephen Richard and Ann Thorner Litterst Hollman Duprey Nancy B. Tieken Anthony A. McManus Vernis and Emerald M. Christine Dwyer and William W. Upton Patricia Sullivan Meyers Jackson Michael Huxtable Joan H. White Lois S. Moore Charlotte Kimball Hilda W. and Edward M. Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Martha E. O’Neill Dorothy and Warren Fleisher Wilson The Dudley and Gene Koch Tom and Peg Gaillard Helen and Sumner Orr Fund of the NHCF William and Ann Marvin Gerry and Teresa Gartner Winebaum Charles Sullivan and Charles E. Merrill Jr. Jason and Rebecca Linda A. Witherill Susan Maycock Patricia and Richard Hackler Kimon and Anne Zachos Nora Tuthill Molan Mr. and Mrs. Dana Anonymous Henry E. Vittum Ann and Howard Morse Hamel Mary Weinmann David L. and Patricia Pamela A. Harvey, in ANNUAL FUND Dr. Susanna S. Wilkens Nixon memory of Paul and ($1,000 +) Anonymous Edward and Elizabeth Ann Harvey Ann Beha Architects O’Connor Arnold and Carol Haynes Botnick Family ($250-$499) William J. Pananos Patricia L. Howard and Foundation Cheri and Jim Adams Mark and Kathryn Donald R. Logan Dr. Geoffrey Clark and Ansell & Anderson, P.A. Parenti David and Dorothea Senator Martha Fuller Peter Bergh and Janet Pam and Ted Parrot Jensen Clark Prince Jessie Pollock Senator Sylvia and Currier Fund of the NH Megan Burke-Kidder Frederick and Adele Robert Larsen Charitable Foundation Joan C. Camann Pulitzer Cheryl and Mark Liebling Pauline G. Elkin Robert and Edith Carr Carlton F. Rezendes Anne Lovett and Steve Nancy and Lucius Hill John and Julie Carter Bill and Jill Schoonmaker Woodsum Davis and Patricia Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Anne D. Milne Thurber Clark

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Robert Bossie Gerald and Rochelle Samantha Kalita Donors Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Durette The Kalter Family Boston Aurore and Scott Eaton Elizabeth Karagosian ANNUAL FUND Gloria V. Bouchard Jack and Sheila Evjy Howard and Janet ($250-$499) Dr. Jayne E. Boyd and Klaus and Ingrid Faber Keegan K. Susan and George Dr. David J. Steiner David and Susan Feltus Douglas and Risa Keene Smith Heath and Mary Boyer Barbara and Richard Cynthia and Bruce Keller Jane and David Sodders Howard and Katherine Ferdinando Geraldine and Samuel Walter and Janet Stiles Brodsky Roderick and Margaret Klein Virginia and Joseph Hope Zanes Butterworth Ferland Rosmarie H. Krosch Szymanowski Barbara Campbell Esther Fishman, in Clifford and Mary Ann Fred Upton Mrs. Milton Canotas honor of Fran Gordon Laning Hon. and Mrs. Mark W. Tracey and Charles and in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Vaughn Carrier Dottie Goodwin Lerner Richard and Dorothy Margaret and Frank Elenore Freedman Capt. and Mrs. Robert S. Verney Case Richard and Ann Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Douglas and Linda Friedman Stephanie and Thomas R. Wagner Chamberlain Thomas Friel Lewry Diane E. Hoisel Wanger Scott and Andrea Edith Gambee Audrey M. Lindgren Robert and Binney Wells Chatfield Leo F. Garrahan Robert Manchester and Robert and Loraine Peter and Judy Cheung Frederick and Patricia Sarah Chaffee Worrell Bill Childs Gibbs John K. Martin Graham and Tara Penelope and Jeffrey George and Nan Mathey ($100 - $249) Chynoweth Gilbert Elaine and David Nancy W. Alcock Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peter and Mary Ginieres McCartney Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Closson David Goldman and Katharine and John Aldrich Mrs. F. Parker Colby Michelle Chicoine McCrillis Edward Aloise and Isabel Dabrowski Raymond and Helen Mr. and Mrs. David G. Claudia Rippee Diane Dalamangas and Goodman McDonough Joan and Stephen Ames Lawrence George Fred Goodrich Francis McFarland and Diane Y. Aubrey Dorothy and Roger Nancy W. Grady Karen Weidner Mrs. Dudley M. Baker, Davies Mrs. Catherine Gregg Mr. and Mrs. John P. Jr. Marilyn and David Francine Hall McGiffin George and Constance Davison Stanley A. Hamel Catherine and Peter Barbaro Dr. and Mrs. Mark De Charles H. Hamilton, McGovern James and Katherine Rosch M.D. Mary S. McGowan Bartels Deloitte Services LLP, Eugene and Evelyn Elaine Michaud John and Merrill in honor of Dwight Handler Henry and Clara Mixter Beauchamp Churchill Dr. Robert P. Hasserjian Louise Monast Dr. Roger E. Belson Robert C. Dewey and Paul Hoff and Selma Jean Pinckney Nelson M.D. and Ms. Grace Pamela Van Arsdale Naccach-Hoff Selma Nettles Cohen Cynthia Diamantis David and Bea Howe David L. and Patricia Douglas and Ellen Shawne Diaz John and Susan Howe Nixon Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Phyllis Hoyt Karen Papineau and Jim James and Elaine H. Dobrowolski Edwin G. Hughes III Keydel Bennett Richard and Katherine Charles and Rita Toni and Bill Pappas Jane Bentas Drisko Hungler Ellen and Walter Patton Polly N. Berry Pauline and Richard Gerald and Anne Indorf Melissa and Stephen John and Aphrodite Ducharme Louis Kahn Pennell Blatsos

16 Donors & members donors & members Barbara C. Smiles Gayle and Kenneth Thomas F. Dunlea Donors Bette Sotiriou Blake Sylvio and Cecile Dupuis Mrs. Anne F. Spencer Ronald and Elizabeth Mrs. Vivian L. Duval ANNUAL FUND Francesca and Clint Blankenstein Arlene and Bob ($100 - $249) Springer Phyllis Bodnar Eckerson Ruth and Nick Dan Stack Carol R. Bonow Brian and Ashley Perencevich Frederick and Ruth Theodosios G. Edwards George A. Perry and Stavis Boulogiane Martha Eilers Paula Gaudet William and Sharon Claire M. Bourque Saul and Thelma Ellerin Walter and Dorothy Stephan Helen J. Bradley A.K. Emory Peterson Deborah L. Stone Renee Brenner Mrs. Ralph W. Farmer David Phillips Will and Lois Stratton Doris M. Buckley, in Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Jane Griswold Radocchia Warren and Joan memory of Edith V. Feuer Judith and John Stratton Antunes Mrs. George B. Foote Ransmeier Larry and Pia Sunderland Drusilla M. Calitri Caroline Foster Donna M. Regis and Guy A. Swenson and Mrs. Plato L. Canotas Anne S. Frantz Robert J. McGee Mary Lindstrom LTC Peter J. Casey, USA Philip F. Frazier Carol and Jack Resch Bill and Jean Tallman (Ret.) Merle Luber and David Ann S. Richardson Ute Tellini Joan Castricone Friedenberg Linda and Sol Mr. and Mrs. Bryant F. Mark and Deborah Chag Blanche Friedman Rockenmacher Tolles Jr. Stephen Chase Mary Alice Fullerton Dirk and Marnie James and Sandra Joong Deun Cheong and Rev. and Mrs. William S. Ruemenapp Townsend Seong Ryum Park Gannon Richard Russell Judy Unger-Clark and Katherine Clark Beverly Garrity Dennis and Maureen John Clark Sherry and Frank Collins Sarah and John Giles Ryan James C. Van Dongen Peter and Patricia Nicki and Donald Rye Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Colpitts Gilmore Ray and Simone Saidel Walker Margaret G. Comiskey Charles Goodwin and Joyce and Robert Dr. James Walter Jane Conradsen Leah Morris Saturley Darcy Walton Karen and Thomas Fran Gordon Arpiar Saunders and Jill Gary and Joan Way Cooper Peter Greer and Dale Blackmer Jack and Pat Weeks Thomas J. Copadis Atkins Stuart and Jodi Scharff, John and Gail Weeks Phyllis M. Cote Frank T. Gutmann in honor of Jeff and David and Jane White Trisha Craig Edward R. Guyot Penny Gilbert John and Helen Wilson Charles and Susan Mrs. Anne M. Hamilton Susan I. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Crickman Jan and Maria Havinga Steven B. Schwartz and W. Winship Alva Cumming Ms. Juliana Hayden Paula Leonard- Harry and Anne Wollman Glenn and Susanne J.D. and Terry Schwartz John M. Young Currie Heinzmann Anne Segal, in memory Jane S. Young Kendel Currier Dr. and Mrs. John C. of Ethel Greenspan Anonymous Rhoda Deady, in memory Herper Mary Anne and John of Mary Morgenstern Peter and Phyllis Hofman Seney (Up to $100) Helga DeGrandpre Carol and David Hulick James and Nancy Kristen Abbott Doris M. Desautel Mrs. James D. Hume Shildneck Harriett H. Bailey Ms. Julia M. DiStefano Cynthia Johnson John Shonle and Shirley Mary Jo Baker William Doerr Sheila and Joseph Kabat Smith Dorothy A. Bean Victoria and John Duffy David Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. William The Rev. and Mrs. Larry and Yvonne Linda and John Kenney Shucart Harold E. Beliveau Dunham Charlotte Krentzel Barbara Simon

Donors & members 17 donors & members Randolph and Deborah Donna and Randall Lois S. Moore Donors Roody Wood Gustavo Moral Joanne Russavage David and Candace Pam and Ted Parrot ANNUAL FUND Elisabeth W. Russell Woodbury Larry and Barbara Pitsch (Up to $100) Linda Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. K. Mark Primeau Addie Ann Lambarth Mark Schwartzberg and Yeager Elizabeth Ritcher and Celeste Lavallee Sasha Kuftinec Janet Yorek Matthew Stover Ronald Lawler and Kathleen Sharkey Martin Cannata and Christiane Rothwangl Margaret Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Karla Vogel Warren and Joan Marylou Lazos Siegel Carmela T. Zona Stratton Winston T. Leavitt Laura L. Simmons Anonymous Davis and Patricia Marjorie Lennon Denise Simpson Thurber Kevin and Diane Karl and Paula Singer MATCHING GIFTS Patricia Townsend Lonergan Ruth M. Sisson Fairpoint June Trisciani and Marion Manoogian Robert and Estelle Smith Communications, Inc. Jeffrey Rogers Eric and Carolien Andrew Spahr and FM Global Foundation Henry E. Vittum Maynard Donna Dunlop Lincoln Financial Charles and Christine William E. McCabe Christina H. Staples Foundation, Inc. Zoulias Jim and Ellen Mrs. Herbert B. Stebbins Merck & Co., Inc. McCormick Melissa and Eric Stepno Verizon Foundation Patron ($350) Peter McDonough Nancy Devitt Stewart Karin and Stephen Mary McGowan Kelly and Bruce Stoller Barndollar Genevieve Merrill Jane Storm Gil and Elizabeth Biron Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Members Diane S. Suits and Ms. Marby F. Blanchard Miller Annjude Chapman Benefactor ($1,000) J. Peter Brady and David and Robin Jeanne M. Sullivan Michael J. Duffy II and Destiny Dumire Millward Bernice and Saul Taube Stephen C. Cornish Daniel and Clare Mr. and Mrs. Jack Charles and Sarah Lydia Bottome Turanchik Callaghan Minassian Tautkus and Stephen Turanchik Joan C. Camann Roger and Sandy Jill Teeters and Dave Emily Wollman Robert and Edith Carr Minnick Lamothe Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Patrick and Denise Robert and Barbara Sustaining ($500) Clark Moquin Thinnes Richard and Dede Karen Clement and Mary Moran and James Richard and Kathleen Blackburn Richard A. Jordan Madden Thurston Pauline and James Sarah and Peter Crow Edna and Mark Janie Tibbetts Bogaert Father Andrew Cryans Mordecai Jean Topping Mr. Michael Capozza Robert C. Dewey and Julia D. Naum and Effie Germaine Trisciani David and Linda Connell Pamela Van Arsdale Naum Barbara and Chuck David and Judy Corbit Fred Goodrich Alan Neubert Trudeau Charles Cornelio Mr. and Mrs. James Margaret M. O’Connell Anne D. Twitchell James and Delores Gosselin Doris T. Paquette Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Davis The Greenspan Ms. Anne D. Peterson Vidaver Dr. Louis I. Fink and Dr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brentnall Sidney Walker Pamela L. Grich Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. M. Powell David Webster Lee and Jeffrey Forgosh Hazelton Doris Proulx Paul and Lorraine Donald Forst and James Elizabeth and Jeremy Judith and John Wenger Merewether Hitchcock Ransmeier Barbara and Henry Wing Henry Hacker Peter and Suzanne Read Janice Wing and Mike Catherine and Peter Ronald and Kathryn Nawoj McGovern Reed

18 Donors & members donors & members

Robert Jones H. Dyer Charlotte Kimball Members Dr. Roger E. Belson Clifford and Phyllis Eager Larry J. and Emilia M.D. and Ms. Grace Peter R. Egelston Kivimaki Patron ($350) Cohen Thomas E. Erickson and The Honorable Ruth L. Vernis and Emerald James and Elaine Christine E. Regan Kleinfeld Jackson Bennett Louis and Frances Peter and Irene Tupper and Elin Kinder Carolyn and Randy Esposito Labombarde Peter Conrad and Janice Benthien Robert Sargent Fay Susan Laughlin Marchut Conrad David Berthiaume Lawrence and Non Janet and Matthew L.J. Margesson and F.W. Dr. David J. Steiner and Finkelstein Lewis Danby Dr. Jayne E. Boyd Elenore Freedman Mike and Jan Litvin George and Nancy Ms. Regina Bringolf Caroline French Rosamond D. Lockwood Mathey Muriel and Edward Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fry Daniel and Marcy Lyman Dennis B. Mires and Broad Penelope and Jeffrey Katherine Macdougall Nancy R. Slate Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Gilbert Peter Martin and Lynn Henry and Clara Mixter Broadwater David A. Glynn Freeman Patricia and Richard Megan Burke-Kidder David Goldman and Francis Mason Molan Daryl Cady Michelle Chicoine Jeffrey Masors Mark and Kathryn Stephen Camann Eleanor Goldthwait Sharron and Rob Parenti George Campbell Charles and Jaye McCarthy Jessie Pollock Tracey and Charles Goodwin Joyce and Robert Hobart and Barbara Carrier Jonathan Greenberg McCray Rand John and Julie Carter Edward R. Guyot Jim and Judy McKenna George and Ellen George and Michelle Dr. and Mrs. Jim Haas Jason and Elizabeth Robertson Caughey Sam and Eileen Hackler McKinney J. Thomas and Carolyn Peter and Jeannette Jane and H.E. Anthony A. McManus Selldorff Clemons Harrington, Jr. Florence Merrill K. Susan and George Mr. and Mrs. Raymond John P. Harrod Arnold and Dorothy Smith E. Closson Bruce A. Harwood Messenger Bill Stelling and William Mrs. Virginia N. Cook Dr. Robert P. Hasserjian Dorothy and Lundy Siroty Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Gary and Patricia Hicks Minior Virginia and Joseph Cooper Edward and Helen High David Moore Szymanowski Thomas J. Copadis Nancy and Lucius Hill Cheryl Moore Arthur and Roberta Cheryl and Craig Marjorie and Jay Hodes Merrie Beth Moore and Walmsley Cornish Philip and Carolyn Richard Murphy Robert and Binney Wells Marilyn and David Hollman Edward and Elizabeth David and Jane White Davison Charles and Rita O’Connor Rev. Alan G. Deale Hungler Martha E. O’Neill Sponsor ($175) Lyman Delano David and Patricia William J. Pananos Betty and Ed Allman Richard and Katherine Immen Judith and Herbert Edward Aloise and Drisko Harold and Betsy Pence Claudia Rippee Darlene and Charles Janeway Melissa and Stephen Salvatore Angelone Drutman Donald and Lois Pennell Dr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Pauline and Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Angoff Ducharme Fern Jones Perras Ms. Glenda Arentzen Larry and Yvonne Judith Jones Frederick and Adele Ann and Bill Arthur Dunham Anton and Maggie Pulitzer Anne Baird and Stephen Gerald and Rochelle Kaska Thelma and Albert Raine Campbell Durette Howard and Janet Kevin and Patricia Tricia Baker Schmitt Denise D. and William Keegan Reigstad Margaret Beale and

Donors & members 19 donors & members Kathy Viano Members Luke Wenger Business Partners Cross Currents in Bert R. Whittemore Leader ($20,000+) 20th Century Art: Sponsor ($175) James and Kathleen Public Service of New Prints and Ceramics Carlton F. Rezendes Wieczorek Hampshire from the Anne C. Katherine D. Rines Margaret Wiegand TD Bank and Harry Wollman Dirk and Marnie Frances and Ralph Collection Ruemenapp Wiggin Benefactor Lacoste Gallery Joanne Russavage Richard and Frances ($10,000+) Pucker Gallery Gordon and Barbara Winneg The Duprey Companies Russell Jennifer Wise The Secret Life of Ray and Simone Saidel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sponsor ($5,000+) Art: Mysteries of the Deborah and Richard Wolf Bank of America Museum Revealed Sargent Wendy Wood New Hampshire Home Public Service of New Joyce and Robert Robert and Loraine Magazine Hampshire Saturley Worrell TF Moran, Inc. Putnam Foundation Arpiar Saunders and Jill Donald and Gail York TD Charitable Blackmer Gerald and Candace Supporter ($1,000+) Foundation Cathleen Schmidt Youngman FairPoint Bill and Jill Schoonmaker Seth Zeigler Communications, Inc. New Hampshire Art Benjamin Schore and Sharon Zeigler Hitchiner Manufacturing Association 62nd Katherine Rines Anonymous Co., Inc. Annual Currier Rabbi Joshua L. Segal League of NH Craftsmen Exhibition and Karen Satz INSTITUTIONAL R.C. Brayshaw and TF Moran, Inc. Nancy Severn MEMBERS Company, Inc. Manchester Radio Linda and Jack Sheehy Chester College of New Group John Shonle and Shirley England Associate ($500+) Smith Granite State College Ash Street Inn Jon Brooks: A Don and Moira Sieker Great Bay Community Copeland Furniture Collaboration with Barbara Simon College Company Store Nature Natacha Sochat Massachusetts College Curbstone Financial Botnick Family Kurt and Diane Soucy of Pharmacy and Management Foundation James and Mary Starke Health Corporation Dwight and Susi David Steelman and The Moore Center Republic Churchill Virginia Theo-Steelman New England College Royal Bouquet Florist Arthur D. Clarke and Will and Lois Stratton New Hampshire Institute Tidewater Catering Susan Sloan James and Gail Straw of Art Clear Channel Radio, Bill and Jean Tallman NHTI, Concord’s EXHIBITION NH Don and Ruth Taylor Community College SUPPORT M. Christine Dwyer and Jill Teeters and Dave Rivier College Michael Huxtable Lamothe Saint Anselm College Jerome Liebling: The Fleisher Family Fund Ute Tellini Southern NH University Capturing the Human of the New Hampshire Carol and Paul Tingleff UNH Manchester Spirit Charitable Foundation Brian and Helena Titilah Webster Place Recovery The Duprey Companies Anthony and Cecile Judy Unger-Clark and Center Cheryl and Mark Hartigan John Clark Liebling David and Dorothea Fred Upton Jensen Hon. and Mrs. Mark W. Vaughn

20 Donors & members donors & members

EXHIBITION Adams, in memory Morse NH State Council on the SUPPORT of James Madden and Patrick and Kendra Arts Robert and Sylvia Larsen Frances Reagan O’Donnell New Hampshire Janet S. Anderson Diana Portinari ACQUISTITIONS Charitable Foundation, Ruth Ansell Harry and Barbara AND CONSERVATION in memory of Victoria Diane Y. Aubrey Shepler Harte and Ann Crow Zachos Ardath Blauvelt and John Shonle and Shirley May Gruber New Hampshire HOME Marcia Donaldson Smith Thomas O’Brien Mark and Juliana Phillips Stephanie Bogalis Ed and Ann Spurr The Allan B. and Frances Dorothy and Marshall M. Daryl Cady Karl and Carol Stamm M. Roby Charitable Reisman Foundation Tracey Carrier Monique Staples Trust Royal Bouquet Florist Vasiliki Canotas and Susan Strickler David Stahl, in memory Anonymous Mark McCue John and Joan Szoke of Katherine Z. Quinn Peter and Judy Cheung Nancy B. Tieken and Lorraine Lemay PROGRAM SUPPORT Ellie Clough James and Anita Victoria Zachos Waldo and Alice Ayer Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Whitehead Trust Conley Kimon and Anne Zachos Norwin S. and Elizabeth Amy Croteau Anonymous N. Bean Foundation Pamela Diamantis Elsie A. Brown Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Margaret and Frank H. Dobrowolski In memory Case M. Christine Dwyer and of Marjorie Sherry and Frank Collins, Michael Huxtable VanAmrindge in memory of Peter R. Egelston Annette and Wilfred Marilouise McCaffery Blanche Friedman Boucher Mrs. Robert M. Doty General Federation of John and Auxilina Gerry and Teresa Women’s Clubs NH, Harmes Gartner Past Junior Presidents’ Shirley G. Reynolds League of NH Craftsmen Club Betty Riley Lincoln Financial Marjorie and Jay Hodes Jane G. Zaricki Foundation, Inc. Sheila and John Hoglund Steven and Melodee National Endowment for Vernis and Emerald Ann Zaricki the Arts Jackson Rotary Club of Nashua Andrea Jackson - West David and Dorothea LIBRARY DONORS Joanne Russavage Jensen David G. Carter Family Frederick Smyth Institute Nancy Joyce Fund of the Fidelity of Music Asghar and Lisa Khalafi Charitable Gift Paul and Debbie Kinson Foundation ART CENTER Karen and Harry Laing Bank of America Susan L. Leidy OPERATING Charitable Foundation Jimmy Leslie SUPPORT ColArt Americas, Inc. Bruce McColl Marilyn and Alan Norwin S. and Elizabeth Bruce and Rose McColl Hoffman, in memory of N. Bean Foundation James and Genevieve Jim Griswold National Endowment for Miller Henry Luce Foundation the Arts Anne D. Milne National Endowment for Cheri and Jim Adams Rachel Montroy the Arts Ronald and Margaret Irene and Stephen NBT Charitable Trust

Donors & members 21 trustees David A. Jensen, President M. Christine Dwyer, Vice President Kendra Stearns O’Donnell, Treasurer Harry Shepler, Clerk Lucy Fowlkes Breed advisory council Dwight D. Churchill Raymond G. Cote Margaret Gaillard, Chair Penny Gilbert Pamela Diamantis Jean Gottesman, Vice Chair Jason Hackler Patrick Duffy Kathleen R. Murray, Immediate Jane Harrington Margaret Gaillard Past Chair Richard Haynes John H. Morison III Cheri Adams Nancy Hill Barbara B. Putnam Jeff Bartlett Elizabeth Hitchcock Nike Speltz Ardath Blauvelt Marjorie Hodes John F. Swope Daryl Cady Patricia Howard Richard Thorner Gray Chynoweth Vernis Jackson Nancy B. Tieken Sarah Crow Megan Burke Kidder William W. Upton Deborah de Peyster Patricia Meyers Kimon S. Zachos Megan DeVorsey Gustavo Moral EMERITI Peter Egelston Martha O’Neill Robert P. Bass, Jr. Robert Sargent Fay Jessie Pollock Elenore Freedman Hilda Fleisher Virginia Prescott Anne Milne Patricia Furey Carol Robey John H. Morison Brooke Gassner Joan White Davis P. Thurber Patricia Gianotti Lucy Fowlkes Breed, Ex Officio Helen Winebaum

A docent gives a school group a tour of the museum.

guild of volunteers executive committee Patricia Howard, Executive Chair Chair House Docents Chair Barbara Shepler, Executive Vice Judith McKenna, Guild Fran Gray, Visitor Services/ Chair Communications Co-Chair Ambassadors Chair Ted Parrot, Treasurer Pauline Bogaert, Guild Pamela Parrot, Special Projects Yvonne Dunham, Secretary Communications Co-Chair Chair Nancy Johnson, Meetings and Carolyn Hollman, Museum Richard Russell, Museum Shop Programs Chair Docents Chair Chair Kim Tyndall, Guild Membership Dennie Dyer, Zimmerman

22 trustees, advisory council & Guild of volunteers staff DIRECTOR’S OFFICE VISITOR & MEMBER ART CENTER Susan Strickler SERVICES Administration Jeanne Couturier Barbara Case Bruce McColl Barbara Jaus Tracey Carrier Sadie Barton Kera MacKenzie Kathy Card BUSINESS OFFICE Karen McCloskey Cheryl Holbert Sherry Collins Carole O’Keefe Linn Krikorian Judith Costigan Stephen Stanley Rachel Montroy Karen Graham Anna Zhurbey Alana Johanson Faculty Paula Senneville BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Laura Atherton Nelson Goddard Marek Bennett CURATORIAL Robert Desrochers Patricia Benson Andrew Spahr Matthew McMahon Beth Brisson Jeff Allen Ron Sklutas Daniele Caradonna Nina Bozicnik Rocco Caradonna Sky Emmons-Shaw SECURITY Ellie Clough Cynthia Mackey Frank Collins Neva Cole Karen Papineau Keyandra Barchay-Robinson Marcia Connors Meghan Petersen Matthew Broulidakis Rachel Cote Kurt Sundstrom Kenneth Brown Nancy Craig Paul Caiazzo Amy Croteau DEVELOPMENT Chris Chakas Pamela DiFloures Carey Cahoon Michael Cooper Shannon Dodge Gabriela Case Lauren Dadmun Ann Domingue Neva Cole Matthew Dadmun Rebecca Fredrickson Kimberly Pierog Andrew Douglas Kerry Harman Michelle Thornton Robert Duffy June Latti Sara Turner April Haxhija Corie Lyford Vicky Jaffe Kimberly Johnson Joseph Montroy Christos Kassaras Kristine Nyhan MUSEUM SHOP Nicholas Laliberte Verne Orlosk Heidi Norton William Laroche John O’Shaughnessy Stacy Broulidakis Theophilus Martey Joy Raskin Valerie Laker Christopher Mazerall Jennifer Shea Christopher Morris Monique Staples PUBLIC PROGRAMS Thomas Mungovan Susan Leidy David Palmer Leah Fox Juana Paulino Marilyn Davison Jennifer Robinson Lisa Solange Pavlopoulos Abby Satter Michelle Pennington Aaron Shute Jane Seney Nathan St. Pierre Christa Zuber Douglas Tyler

Registrar Karen Papineau poses in the collection storage area.

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Condensed Statement of Financial Position ASSETS 2011 2010 Investments $83,872,923 $73,794,877 Pledges receivable 268,425 487,927 Other current assets 825,587 650,735 Property plant and equipment, net 20,347,513 21,488,380 of depreciation

TOTAL ASSETS $105,314,448 $96,421,919

LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS Current liabilities $362,986 $443,443 Long term debt 8,973,332 9,251,708 Net assets: Unrestricted 1,893,237 1,824,027 Temporarily restricted 43,593,270 34,411,218 Permanently restricted for operations & acquisitions 50,491,623 50,491,523

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $105,314,448 $96,421,919

Supplemntal Schedule of Pro Forma Operating Activities June 30, 2009 and 2008 SUPPORT and REVENUE for OPERATIONS: 2011 2010 Investment income used for current year’s operations $2,220,856 $2,268,795 Transfers from named funds 204,165 174,921 Museum 896,413 1,023,319 Art Center 300,759 273,355 Exhibitions 193,585 148,300 Zimmerman House 59,069 56,876

TOTAL SUPPORT and REVENUE for OPERATIONS $3,874,847 $3,945,566

OPERATING EXPENSES: Museum $3,204,607 $3,262,408 Art Center 353,801 319,990 Exhibitions 96,464 93,859 Zimmerman House 111,492 117,316 General and administrative 99,018 108,961

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $3,865,382 $3,902,534

Support & revenues restricted to or designated for current year’s operations in excess of expenses $9,465 $43,032

Note:  The pro forma statement of operating activities recognized the investment income and transfers from the endowment funds in accordance with the Board of Trustees funding policy as support revenue rather than all investment income, gains and losses. In addition, certain non- operating expenditures are not recognized, including collection items purchased but not capitalized, depreciation and interest expense. This presentation also excludes the change in fair value of the interest rate swap. Accordingly, this presentation differs significantly from the statement of activities as presented in the Museum’s audited financial statements and from generally accepted accounting principles. The Museum’s policy is to annually allocate 5% of the average valuation of the operating endowment funds over the previous ten quarters to fund the Museum’s operations. Management believes this pro forma presentation reflects the true support and revenue available to fund the Museum’s annual operating expenses for the periods presented. The Museum does not capitalize its collection and objects of art.

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