2018 Annual Report

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT ii Table of Contents

2 Letter from the Chair of the Board of Trustees 4 Letter from the Neubauer Family Executive Director and President

6 Vision and Operating Mission 7 Officers and Trustees of the Barnes Foundation 8 Board Committees 9 Appointments 9 2018 Highlights

10 Education, Research, and Interpretation 22 Conservation and Exhibitions 34 Audience Engagement and Community Impact 48 Events 50 Get Involved 52 Thank You to Our 2018 Donors 86 Volunteer Leadership Committees

Cover image: Paul Cézanne. A Table Corner (detail), c. 1895 90 Staff and Volunteers

iii THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 1 Letter from the Chair of the Board of Trustees

Dear Friends, When Dr. Albert C. Barnes sent his With education at the heart of every- friend, painter William Glackens, to thing we do, this year we continued Paris in 1912 to purchase his first to serve thousands of K–12 students paintings, he was simply looking to through our education outreach and acquire art for his personal enjoy- expanded our service to schools in ment. However, what began as mod- Camden, New Jersey. The Barnes-de est holdings soon blossomed into a Mazia Education Program for adults legendary collection with a profound saw increased enrollment, and a new purpose—to create an educational curriculum was developed to engage foundation dedicated to teaching medical students and professionals, visual literacy to individuals, regard- focusing on how close-looking skills less of their prior knowledge of art, can be beneficial in clinical settings. using the works in his collection. We officially launched our educa- tional affiliation with Saint Joseph’s Of his lofty mission, Dr. Barnes wrote University, which enhances the horti- in a 1923 letter to John Dewey, his culture program and celebrates the close collaborator and the Barnes On behalf of my fellow trustees, thank William James Glackens. The Raft, 1915 living collections at the Barnes Foundation’s first director of educa- you for helping us bring art’s revitaliz- Arboretum. tion: “I’m launched on a bigger ship ing power to the widest possible audi- than I ever thought I’d be called on As we approach the Barnes’s 100th ence and enriching the lives of those to steer, and I’m going through with anniversary in 2022, we have many we serve. it somehow.” Dr. Barnes couldn’t ambitious goals. We have launched have imagined the great number of the Second Century Campaign, a visitors who would be inspired by his $100 million capital campaign to Yours sincerely, collection nearly 100 years later—1.8 enhance educational programs and Joseph Neubauer million people from all 50 states and community engagement initiatives, Chair 70 countries since our move to the support operations, and strengthen Parkway—or the multitude of pro- the endowment. This transformative grams we have undertaken to serve campaign will ensure the Barnes’s our community and the tremendous financial strength into the future as impact that the Barnes continues to we continue to grow our service to have on the city of Philadelphia, the the community and audiences region, and the world. around the world.

2 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Letter from the Neubauer Family Executive Director and President

Dear Friends, 2018 was a banner year for the with Natural Lands to place a conser- leading innovations in the field, we Barnes Foundation. Thanks to our vation easement on our historic Ker- have announced the Second Century extraordinary community of donors, Feal property, which preserves its Campaign, which will provide essen- members, alumni, and volunteers, open space and rural character in per- tial endowment and multi-year project we realized a critically acclaimed petuity. On the Parkway, in keeping support for initiatives that enhance series of special exhibitions, with Dr. Barnes’s commitment to Philadelphia’s cultural and civic life. launched new education initiatives accessible education and to diversity, I am grateful to our Board of Trustees and community partnerships, and inclusion, and social justice, we for their invaluable counsel, and to touched the lives of hundreds of expanded our service to Philadelphia our docents, alumni, and volunteers thousands of people—both here at through partnerships with community and my colleagues on the Barnes staff home and around the world. change agents such as Puentes de for their work to advance our educa- Salud and the People’s Emergency This year, we were delighted to wel- tional mission. To our donors and Center Community Development come Dr. Nancy Ireson as deputy members, your incredible generosity Corporation (PECCDC). We also fur- director for collections and exhibi- makes everything we do possible. On thered our digital audience engage- tions & Gund Family Chief Curator. behalf of all of us at the Barnes, thank ment initiatives through a partnership We were also thrilled to host three you for your remarkable support, with the Free Library of Philadelphia— international exhibitions: Kiefer which allows us to broaden the com- at local libraries, our staff guided com- Rodin; Renoir: Father and Son/Painting munities we serve and advance our munity members on tours of the and Cinema, which originated at the mission to educate, inspire, and create Barnes collection using virtual reality Barnes; and Berthe Morisot: Woman meaningful human connections. headsets. Of this experience, one Impressionist, one of our most popu- community member shared, “I felt like lar shows to date. a kid again, just discovering and Yours sincerely, We celebrated our new educational exploring something new.” affiliation with Saint Joseph’s Thom Collins Our successes have allowed us to University, which enhances the horti- Neubauer Family Executive establish a strong foundation neces- culture program at the Barnes Director and President sary for a vibrant future. To continue Arboretum in Merion. We partnered

4 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 5 Vision and Operating Mission Officers and Trustees of the Barnes Foundation

The Barnes Foundation strives to be a leading forum Joseph Neubauer, Chair Emeritus The Board of Trustees for exploration of the arts, ideas, and histories rep- Chair Bernard C. Watson, PhD and staff of the Barnes resented in its core collections. Foundation offer Aileen Kennedy Roberts, profound gratitude to The Barnes manifests this commitment by teaching Vice Chair Trustees Emeriti the individuals, visual literacy through the Barnes-de Mazia method; Stephanie Bell-Rose Stephen J. corporations, and supporting advanced scholarship on its collections Bruce S. Gordon Harmelin, Esq., foundations mentioned and related subjects; sharing compelling interpre- Agnes Gund Treasurer in this report and the tive strategies; and offering inclusive cultural and many unnamed friends educational experiences on-site, online, and in the The Honorable Honorary Trustees who have joined us this communities it serves. Jacqueline F. Allen, Wallis Annenberg year and in past years to Secretary Central to the Barnes Foundation’s mission is the Laura T. Buck support our service to encouragement of ever-deeper understanding and John J. Aglialoro Betsy Z. Cohen the community. With enjoyment of its collections by diverse local, John R. Alchin David Haas your support, we were national, and international audiences. Photo by Michael Perez Sheldon M. Jane Korman able to realize the most Bonovitz, Esq. H. F. (Gerry) Lenfest* ambitious agenda of Pamela D. Bundy James J. Maguire educational programs, Tory Burch William A. Slaughter, community engagement Daniel M. DiLella Esq. projects, and Cathy Hughes Joan Thalheimer internationally traveling Khalil Gibran Bruce E. Toll exhibitions in our Muhammad, PhD A. Morris Williams, Jr. history. None of our Neil L. Rudenstine, PhD notable successes would Brenda A. As of December 31, 2018 have been possible Thompson, PhD without you.

6 *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Board Committees Appointments 2018 Highlights

Executive Committee Neil L. Rudenstine, PhD Daniel M. DiLella Dr. Nancy Ireson was We detail the Barnes’s many initiatives through- Thom Collins, Brenda A. Thompson, Stephen J. Harmelin, Esq. named deputy director out this report, but here are some highlights: Staff Liaison PhD Joseph Neubauer for collections and • 24,247 PECO Free First Sunday Family Day Joseph Neubauer, Chair Aileen Kennedy Roberts exhibitions & Gund Finance & Audit visits John J. Aglialoro Neil L. Rudenstine, PhD Family Chief Curator. Committee The Honorable With more than 15 years’ • Over 18,000 member households Peg Zminda, Staff Liaison Program Committee Jacqueline F. Allen experience at some of Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq., Thom Collins, • 12,944 Schoolchildren served Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq. the world’s top arts Chair Staff Liaison Stephen J. Harmelin, Esq. institutions—including • 10,522 Docent-led tours John R. Alchin Christine Poggi, Chair Aileen Kennedy Roberts the Art Institute of Pamela Bundy John J. Aglialoro • 1,463 ACCESS/EBT cardholder visits Neil L. Rudenstine, PhD Chicago, the Morgan Daniel M. DiLella Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq. Library & Museum, New • 550 Indego bike share passholder and pass- Advancement Stephen J. Harmelin, Esq. Jane Epstein, York, and the Courtauld holder guest visits Committee Joseph Neubauer by invitation Gallery, London—Dr. Nina McN. Diefenbach, Aileen Kennedy Roberts Cathy Hughes • 528 Blue Star Museum visits for active duty Ireson joined the Barnes Staff Liaison Khalil Gibran military personnel and their families Investment Committee from Tate Modern, John J. Aglialoro, Muhammad, PhD Peg Zminda, Staff Liaison London, where she • 357 Community member visits through Co-Chair Aileen Kennedy Roberts Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq., served as curator of community engagement partnerships with Joseph Neubauer, Amy Sosnov, Chair international art since the Free Library of Philadelphia, Puentes de Co-Chair by invitation John R. Alchin 2015. Salud for Puentes a las Artes, and the John R. Alchin Brenda A. Thompson, Daniel M. DiLella People’s Emergency Center Community The Honorable PhD Brett Rubinson, Development Corporation (PECCDC) for the Jacqueline F. Allen by invitation Strategic Building Barnes @ LoLa 38 Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq. Thomas K. Whitford, Planning Committee Pamela Bundy • 250 Interpretive texts added to the collec- by invitation Peg Zminda, Staff Liaison Tory Burch tion online Aileen Kennedy Roberts, Daniel M. DiLella Nominating Chair • 235 Barnes Art for All Community Stephen J. Harmelin, Esq. & Governance John R. Alchin Passholder visits Cathy Hughes Committee Sheldon M. Bonovitz, Esq. Khalil Gibran Sara Geelan, Esq., • 50+ Community collaborations Pamela Bundy Muhammad, PhD Staff Liaison Daniel M. DiLella • Plus, Mayor Jim Kenney Aileen Kennedy Roberts The Honorable Stephen J. Harmelin, Esq. delivered an official proclamation for the Jacqueline F. Allen, Joseph Neubauer US debut of Berthe Morisot: Woman Chair Impressionist at the Barnes, recognizing arts As of December 31, 2018 in Philadelphia

8 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 9 Education, Education Research, Adult Education: The Barnes- designed around special exhibitions. de Mazia Education Program Enrollment has more than tripled since the 2015–16 academic year, with The Barnes-de Mazia Education more than 800 students participating and Program builds on Dr. Albert C. in 2018. Barnes’s groundbreaking approach to teaching visual literacy and the curric- The Barnes-de Mazia Education ulum he developed with Violette de Program also offers need-based full Interpretation Mazia and John Dewey, which empha- scholarships to improve access to the sizes the formal analysis of art and program. In 2018, 135 scholarships reflects progressive education philoso- were awarded to adult learners who phies of the 1920s. This pioneering otherwise would not have had the education program for adults was opportunity to participate. updated in 2016 to include new course offerings that complement the The Barnes-de Mazia Education Program and Barnes method and highlight other scholarships are supported, in part, by Betsy Z. and interpretive approaches. Edward E. Cohen, the Estate of Julia B. Spears, the Justi Group, and Frances and Richard Zorn. During the 2017–18 academic year, course offerings were expanded Additionally, through the Sheldon with new content and instructors Weintraub Fund, a special curriculum including art history faculty from the was developed to engage medical stu- University of Pennsylvania, dents and professionals, focusing on Drexel University, Bryn Mawr College, how close-looking skills can be benefi- the University of Delaware, Temple cial in a clinical setting. Students from University, the Pennsylvania Academy Penn Medicine, Penn State College of of the Fine Arts, and Moore College of Medicine, Philadelphia College of Art & Design. 37 classes were offered— Osteopathic Medicine, and Drexel including 24 new courses and seven University participated in a series of

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 11 workshops taught by William Perthes, Fashion and Feminism: A Symposium Bernard C. Watson Director of Adult Inspired by Berthe Morisot on Education. Saturday, October 20. Led by Martha Lucy, deputy director for research, The Sheldon Weintraub Fund is supported, in part, interpretation and education, and by Marjorie Weintraub. Cindy Kang, associate curator, the symposium brought together scholars,

curators, and designers to explore the Lectures and Symposia historically complicated relationship between fashion and feminism. The Barnes offered a series of public lectures in 2018 on topics related to Speakers included Rikki Byrd, writer, Class taking place in the Barnes collection gallery the collection and special exhibitions. scholar, and educator on fashion and Held on Saturday mornings, the race and PhD student at Northwestern well-attended lectures featured University; Suzanne Ferriss, professor Barnes-de Mazia Adult Education Enrollment renowned art historians such as emeritus at Nova Southeastern Kenneth Silver, professor of modern University; Charles Harbison, a Los art at New York University, and Anne Angeles–based fashion designer; Higonnet, professor of art history at Nasheli Juliana Ortiz González, chair Barnard College. and associate professor of fashion design at Moore College of Art & The Barnes also presented two public Design; Clare Sauro, chief curator, symposia. In April, the 23rd annual Robert and Penny Fox Historic Graduate Student Symposium drew Costume Collection at Drexel speakers and faculty from nine area University; and Linda Scott, professor universities. On par with the Frick at Oxford University and author of Symposium, the program has become Fresh Lipstick: Redressing Fashion and an important occasion for the presen- Feminism. tation of new research in the field of art history. The sold-out symposium concluded with a reception and feminist fashion To coincide with the opening of the show at Moore College of Art & exhibition Berthe Morisot: Woman Design featuring work from Harbison Impressionist, the Barnes presented and Ortiz González.

12 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 13 Pre-K–12 Outreach Programs The Barnes Foundation smART Fund for Education, established by GSK, is an endowment that provides The Barnes offers the following generous annual support for education outreach curriculum-aligned programs for stu- programs for K–8 students in the School District of dents in Philadelphia and Camden, Philadelphia (SDP). Education outreach programs New Jersey: Look! Reflect! Connect! are also generously supported by corporate, foun- dation, and individual gifts. The Barnes gratefully (pre-K), Pictures and Words (grade 3), acknowledges the following donors for their Art of Looking (grades 5–6), and the generous support of pre-K–12 education outreach newly launched Artist Voices (grade 7), programs: The 25th Century Foundation, Beneficial in which students learn how artworks Foundation, Katherine Brittain Bradley, Christian express an individual artist’s voice and R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation, Robert Cohen and Deborah Peikes, Connelly Foundation, perspective before exploring their Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation, James Fernberger own points of view through creative and Mary Walto, Hamilton Family Charitable Trust, writing and art. Each program includes Anne and David Hilton, Louis Nayovitz Foundation, three lessons, with two occurring at PECO, the Ralph E. Cades Family Foundation, the schools and a third held in the PNC, Joan and Bernard Spain, Stavros Niarchos Foundation, Subaru of America, Inc., Syde Hurdus Barnes collection galleries. Over Foundation, and one anonymous foundation. 10,000 students were served by these programs this year. Education outreach programs for SDP students are also generously supported by gifts made through The Barnes also piloted a six-week the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Pre-K–12 Tour Programs Free Sundays for Educators online teacher training program called Credit (EITC) program. The Barnes gratefully Math in Art to provide teachers with acknowledges the following donors for their sup- The Barnes welcomes students from The Barnes provides free general techniques for integrating art into port: Chubb, Origlio Beverage, UHS, Kline & Specter, kindergarten through high school for admission on Sundays to K–12 teach- PC, Vanguard, Philadelphia Insurance Companies, other subject areas. Officially launched and Elliott-Lewis. educational tours of the collection and ers from the School District of in fall 2018, Math in Art serves educa- exhibitions. Educators at the Barnes Philadelphia and Philadelphia paro- tors from Philadelphia public schools Subaru of America, Inc. generously supports tailor the tour experience to meet the chial schools. and beyond. education outreach programs in Camden, NJ, and classroom teacher’s goals. About provides a vehicle for Barnes educators to use for 3,000 students visited the Barnes this This benefit was made possible by an travel to Philadelphia and Camden schools. anonymous donor. year for themed tours of the Joan and Bernard Spain generously support the collection. Photo by Michael Perez Barnes’s educational outreach program at Central High School.

14 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 15 “I’ve had a few people ask, ‘Why Partnership with Campus Philly are you going to an art museum In November, the Barnes and Campus when you’re a math teacher?’ Philly hosted the fourth annual There’s just a plethora of things College Night at the Barnes. A record I see here that I could easily tie 900 college students attended the in to my classroom.” event, which included after-hours access to the collection, along with —Michael Thomas, teacher live music and performances.

Educational Affiliation with Saint Internship Program Joseph’s University The Barnes offers internships for In 2018, the Barnes announced an undergraduate and graduate students educational affiliation with Saint seeking job experience and continued Joseph’s University, which will education. In 2018, the Barnes hosted enhance and build on the Barnes’s 31 interns from 15 colleges and univer- horticulture education program. sities around the world for spring, Through this affiliation, the university summer, and fall internships in vari- is the Barnes’s partner in the stew- ous departments. The Barnes also ardship of the Merion campus, main- hosted four students from the arts taining and investing in the organization Studio Institute, which arboretum property and buildings, offers paid internships in cultural insti- which continue to be used for educa- tutions to students with financial need. tional purposes. The Summer Teacher Institute and Message: Exploring Multiple Additionally, the Barnes hosted four Perspectives in Art.” Teachers interns from Lincoln University. This The Summer Teacher Institute is a explored a variety of mediums, includ- partnership offers Lincoln students four-day workshop offering teachers ing paint, ceramics, and film, inspired paid internships and housing for the exclusive access to the Barnes collec- by artists in the Barnes collection as duration of the ten-week summer tion. 15 teachers participated in the well as the special exhibition Renoir: internship program. 2018 program, titled “Medium Father and Son/Painting and Cinema. Teachers participating in the Barnes’s Summer Donors to the internship program include the Teacher Institute Estate of Julia B. Spears, Deborah Glass, the Studio in a School Association, and one anonymous donor.

16 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 17 Collections Research

Archives, Library, and Special Surpass, the library management sys- Collections tem. Eight books were purchased by the Honickman Library through the In 2018, the Archives, Library, and Docent Memorial Fund. Special Collections department made substantial progress on processing the Changing displays of materials from Violette de Mazia Collection. A survey the Barnes archives are regularly of these materials has been completed shown on the Foundation’s Lower and arrangement of the materials has Level. This year featured two exhibits: begun, with the goal of creating a Paul Philippe Cret and the Barnes finding aid (inventory) to be available Foundation (Spring 2018) online in 2019. In 1922, Albert Barnes contracted The department answered 257 archival French architect Paul Philippe Cret to inquiries, more than half of which design a gallery and residence in were from external researchers. Those Merion, Pennsylvania. Featured in this who benefited from the department’s exhibition were letters between the support included Philadelphia two men, plus Cret’s plans and Orchestra staff and the playwright sketches for the buildings that offi- working on collaborative events for cially became the Barnes Foundation the Barnes/Stokowski Festival, which in 1925. Since Cret helped design the took place in October 2018; curatorial Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the site of interns working on white papers and the new Barnes building, the exhibit website content; participants in a celebrated the Parkway’s centennial docent study group focusing on the year as well. Leo Stein correspondence; and the A Shadow on Her Sunshine: Albert Temple University Cultural Fieldwork Barnes and Georgia O’Keeffe (Fall 2018) Initiative intern working on a fifth- Aligned with the Berthe Morisot exhi- grade lesson plan. bition, and to celebrate women artists, The Honickman Library served staff, this exhibit featured letters between students, docents, interns, and volun- Albert Barnes and Georgia O’Keeffe. teers. A total of 452 books were bor- Dr. Barnes purchased two paintings by rowed, with 124 renewed; 529 books O’Keeffe in 1930, but after moving were used in the library, and 190 them from one ensemble to another, items were newly catalogued into he decided not to keep them. The

18 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 19 Interpretation (In-Gallery)

letters that Dr. Barnes wrote to New Website Texts The Art Team Docent Tours O’Keeffe expressing his anguish over Art-historical content for 250 collec- A unique educational initiative, the Art The Barnes developed several new the return of her work are some of the tion objects was added to the Barnes Team is a group of artists and art his- tour offerings in 2018, including most poignant in the archival collec- website in 2018. These newly written torians whose primary function is to monthly Spotlight Tours, which take tion, and her letters to him, handwrit- texts, many of which are the result of provide visitors with information visitors on different thematic paths ten in beautiful calligraphy, are recent research on the collection, are about the collection and its history. through the collection. The introduc- visually stunning. meant to provide readers with basic Unlike docents, who guide paid tours tory Highlights Tour continued to be information about the history of the on specific paths through the collec- popular; offered twice daily, it sold objects and the artists or cultures who tion, Art Team members are stationed nearly 5,000 tickets over the course Object White Papers made them. This content will also be in the galleries and available to all vis- of the year. Sales for special exhibition Object White Papers are a recently viewable on an in-gallery digital guide itors. They engage guests in conversa- tours were strong, with 1,287 visitors launched research initiative intended set to launch in 2019. tion, answer questions, and deliver touring the Berthe Morisot: Woman to produce new knowledge about occasional pop-up talks on individual Impressionist exhibition through the under-researched objects in the col- works and artists. Team members end of December. The total number of lection. Written primarily by graduate Research Notes have advanced degrees in a range of tours sold in 2018 was 10,522. students and members of the Art subjects, including medieval art, clas- A new feature, Research Notes is a Team and jointly overseen by the sical and Near Eastern archaeology, short bimonthly publication available Research and Collections departments, museum education, and Northern to Barnes members online. Each these scholarly papers situate works Renaissance art. “issue” includes one article highlight- of art in their cultural and social-his- ing a recent discovery about the col- torical contexts. Though these papers The work of the Art Team is made possible, in part, lection made by Barnes staff members are intended for internal use, they will by Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. McFadden. working in the Conservation, Research, often form the basis for content that Curatorial, and Archives, Library, and is shared with the public. Special Collections departments.

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20 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 21 Conservation Conservation and Preserving the Barnes collection to the involving scholars, conservators, and highest possible standards ensures conservation scientists, the Barnes that the works of art continue to painting will be studied within the Exhibitions inspire, motivate, and create connec- context of the artist’s two other tions for the next generation. In-depth monumental paintings of the same analysis also brings to light new dis- subject in the collections of the coveries that inform understanding of National Gallery in London and the these treasures and their creators. Philadelphia Museum of Art. This year, our painting conservation Also noteworthy is a new case study, team continued its ongoing study of the first in a series, in which our con- the Cézanne works in the collection. servation team partnered with col- Systematically investigating these leagues at the Art Institute of Chicago works using technical imaging, con- and the Museum of Modern Art in servators are contributing their find- New York to investigate Modigliani’s ings to the forthcoming catalogue Paris portraits (1915–1917). The study Cézanne in the Barnes Foundation, was published in the April 2018 issue scheduled for publication in 2020. of The Burlington Magazine. The Modigliani Technical Research Study A comprehensive examination of project, coordinated by the Tate, Cézanne’s The Large Bathers com- London under the stewardship of menced, enhancing our understanding Nancy Ireson, Barnes deputy director of the artist’s materials and working for collections and exhibitions & Gund methods through scientific analysis Family Chief Curator, gathered critical and technical imaging. In a ground- information about how Modigliani breaking collaborative project

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 23 experimented with technique, for- mat, and materials as he devel- oped his signature style. Additional ongoing conservation projects include the preservation of the Barnes’s 365 works of art on paper. Our object conservation team has continued the work of recoating the nearly 900 metal- works on display on the collection gallery walls; 378 objects have been treated to date.

The Barnes is grateful to the following donors for their generous support of conservation projects: Bank of America Art Conservation Project, Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Richard C. von Hess Foundation, and Joan F. Thalheimer.

Paul Cézanne. The Large Bathers, 1895–1906 X-ray of same image.

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Kiefer Rodin (November 17, 2017– March 12, 2018) To mark the centennial of Auguste Rodin’s death, the Barnes unveiled the only US presentation of Kiefer Rodin, a major exhibition organized in collabo- ration with the Musée Rodin, Paris. The exhibition featured recent works by renowned contemporary artist Anselm Kiefer that offer a new way of observing and understanding Rodin— alongside works by Rodin, some on view in the US for the first time. The exhibition brought together over 100 items, including several large- scale illustrated books made by Kiefer relationship to history. In this exhibi- curators at the Musée Rodin: Kiefer Rodin was sponsored by Morgan Stanley. The (b. 1945) in homage to Rodin (1840– tion, the contrast of Rodin’s work with Catherine Chevillot, director, and contributing sponsor was Comcast NBCUniversal. 1917); a series of large paintings titled Kiefer’s emphasized Rodin’s moder- Véronique Mattiussi, deputy director Additional support for the exhibition was provided by N. Judith Broudy, Marina Kellen French Les Cathédrales de France; and vitrines nity and his proximity to contempo- for the department of research, docu- Foundation, FS Foundation, Jane and Leonard filled with assorted objects including rary practice. mentation, library, and archives, with Korman, Maribeth and Steven Lerner, Hilarie and plaster casts, dried plants, stones, and the collaboration of Sophie Biass- Mitchell Morgan, Pincus Family Foundation, Lyn M. Organized by the Barnes and the pieces of fabric. Also on view were Fabiani, curator in charge of drawings, Ross, Keith L.* and Katherine Sachs, and Bruce and Musée Rodin, Kiefer Rodin was a cura- sculptures and drawings by Rodin, paintings, and contemporary arts and Robbi Toll. torial collaboration between Sylvie including rarely displayed plaster Hélène Marraud, assistant curator in Patry, consulting curator at the Barnes The exhibition was made possible by generous molds. Rooted in experimentation, the charge of sculpture. and chief curator/deputy director for annual support from contributors to the Barnes artistic processes of both Kiefer and Foundation Exhibition Fund. Additional support was curatorial affairs and collections at the Additional venues: Rodin convey a poignant vision of provided by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, Musée d’Orsay, Paris, and a team of humanity’s spiritual dilemma and our Musée Rodin, Paris the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Exhibition Fund, Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation, The Rittenhouse (March 14–October 22, 2017) Hotel, and other individual donors. “The most ingenious show.” —The New York Times The Gagosian Gallery provided generous support for Kiefer Rodin, 2017. Installation views the exhibition catalogue. Spread 26–27: Room 2, corner of West Wall and North Wall

28 *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 29 Renoir: Father and Son/Painting and Cinema “Could Jean Renoir (May 6–September 3, 2018) not see that he had A major exhibition examining the artistic exchange done so much more between renowned impressionist painter Pierre- than imitate, that he Auguste Renoir and his son, celebrated filmmaker had transformed his Jean Renoir, Renoir: Father and Son/Painting and medium in ways Cinema premiered at the Barnes in May 2018. The exhibition brought together over 120 works, includ- even more profound ing paintings, films, drawings, ceramics, costumes, than the elder Renoir photographs, and posters, for an illuminating explo- did his?” ration of Pierre-Auguste’s role in his son’s oeuvre and the relationship between painting and cinema. —The New York Times Organized by the Barnes and the Musées d’Orsay et de l’Orangerie, Paris, in collaboration with La Cinémathèque française, Paris, the exhibition was Installation photographs of curated by Sylvie Patry, consulting curator at the Renoir: Father and Son/Painting Barnes and chief curator/deputy director for curato- and Cinema by Sean Murray rial affairs and collections at the Musée d’Orsay, with the assistance of Barnes associate curator Cindy Kang, and, for the selection of the films, Matthieu Orléan of La Cinémathèque française. Select films were generously provided by StudioCanal.

Renoir: Father and Son/Painting and Cinema was sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal. The exhibition was supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Generous support for the exhibition came from contributors to the Barnes Foundation Exhibition Fund. Additional funding came from the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation, the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Exhibition Fund, Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation, and The Rittenhouse Hotel.

30 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 31 The Barnes Foundation Exhibition Fund We gratefully acknowledge the following Exhibition Fund donors, whose annual contributions support all activities directly related to exhibition production.

Joan Carter and John Aglialoro Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist The exhibition was co-curated by Julia and David Fleischner Leigh and John Middleton (October 21, 2018–January 14, 2019) Sylvie Patry, consulting curator for the Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist was sponsored Jeanette and Joe Neubauer by Morgan Stanley, Comcast NBCUniversal, Denise Barnes and chief curator/deputy direc- Aileen and Brian Roberts The US debut of a landmark exhibition Littlefield Sobel, Aileen and Brian Roberts, Maribeth tor for curatorial affairs and collections exploring the significant yet and Steven Lerner, and Bruce and John Alchin and Hal Marryatt at the Musée d’Orsay, and Nicole R. Robbi Toll. under-recognized contributions of Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Myers, the Barbara Thomas Lemmon Berthe Morisot (1841–1895), one of Lois and Julian Brodsky Senior Curator of European Art at the Critical support for the exhibition came from con- N. Judith Broudy the founders of impressionism, Berthe tributors to the Barnes Foundation Exhibition Fund Dallas Museum of Art. The Barnes’s Laura and Bill Buck Morisot: Woman Impressionist was the with additional support from Morisot Philanthropy presentation was managed by Barnes Dan and Monica DiLella first monographic exhibition of the Circle Donors: Laura and Bill Buck, Gretchen H. Gloria and John Drosdick associate curator Cindy Kang. Burke, Dietz Family Foundation, FS Foundation, artist to be held in the US since 1987. Eugene and Michelle Dubay Joan L. Garde, Anne and Matt Hamilton, Penelope An internationally touring exhibition, Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. McFadden “She is due for full-blown fame. P. Harris, Lynne and Harold Honickman, Patricia H. Marguerite and Gerry* Lenfest Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist, Imbesi, Jane and Leonard Korman, Susan Martinelli Morisot is still emerging from Victoria McNeil Le Vine was co-organized by the Barnes, the Shea, Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan, Marsha and Leslie Miller and Richard Worley Foundation Dallas Museum of Art, the Musée the margins of the impressionist Jeffrey Perelman, Anne and Bruce Robinson, Kay and Michael Park Richard* and Marsha Rothman, Adele K. Schaeffer, national des beaux-arts du Québec, club, but the priority for valuing The Rittenhouse Hotel and Hank and June Smith. and the Musées d’Orsay et de Adele Schaeffer her work is not just the issuing Katie and Tony Schaeffer l’Orangerie, Paris. The presentation at Additional funding came from the Horace W. of retroactive membership. It’s Joan F. Thalheimer the Barnes provided new insight into Goldsmith Foundation, the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz van Beuren Charitable Foundation a defining chapter in art history and re-seeing and rethinking the Exhibition Fund, and The Rittenhouse Hotel. Kirsten White whole history of modern art the opportunity to experience A. Morris Williams, Jr. The catalogue was made possible with generous Morisot’s work in the context of the from the perspective of women Michele Plante and Robert N. Wilson support provided by the Lois and Julian Brodsky Anonymous Barnes’s unparalleled collection of who never stood a chance of Publications Fund. impressionist paintings. major attainment.” This exhibition was supported by an indemnity Berthe Morisot. Self-Portrait, 1885. © Musée Photo by Darryl Moran from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Marmottan Monet, Paris, Denis and Annie Rouart —The New Yorker Humanities. Foundation. © Bridgeman

32 *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 33 Audience Programs Engagement PECO Free First Sunday Family Day In March 2018, the Barnes inaugu- rated PECO Free First Sunday Family and Day—an evolution of our popular Free First Sunday event—welcoming multi- generational families with a variety of cross-cultural programming and activi- Community ties for all ages. The new program offers easier access for families, with priority entry for those with children under 18, and activities designed spe- Impact cifically for families. The percentage of families with young children who attended our free Sunday events in 2018 nearly tripled from the year prior. The monthly program offers free access to the Barnes collection and provide pathways for visitors to see exhibitions with the goal of engaging their culture and history reflected audiences who may not otherwise within the Barnes. have the opportunity to visit. Partnering with community organiza- In 2018, the average attendance for tions throughout the Philadelphia PECO Free First Sunday Family Day region, the Barnes presents program- was 2,400, and the Barnes worked ming that aligns with themes of inter- with 40 community partners on the est to diverse audiences. This includes programming. performances by young and emerging talent, hands-on experiences, and PECO Free First Sunday Family Day is generously stimulating talks—all designed to presented by PECO.

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 35 Young Professionals Night Barnes on the Block Young Professionals Night is a social In June and October, the Barnes event for young art aficionados and hosted Barnes on the Block parties to appreciators. Held three times a year connect and enliven the neighbor- and attracting approximately 700 hood; more than half of the attendees guests each event, the party features lived within three miles of the Barnes. music, dancing, and access to the col- Organized with Mural Arts lection and special exhibition, with Philadelphia and activating the cocktails and light fare available for Barnes’s entire Philadelphia campus, purchase. Guests are encouraged to the event offered free admission to dress according to the art-inspired the collection, plus indoor and out- theme, which is drawn from the door activities, including a dance party Barnes collection or the special exhibi- in the parking lot with music from DJs, tion on view. food trucks, and a local brewery. Barnes on the Block attracted diverse Young Professionals Nights in 2018 were sponsored audiences, with close to 60% of by Mole Street Artists. The October 2018 edition attendees identifying as was also sponsored by Peroni. non-Caucasian.

First Friday! Artist Bash Young Professionals Nights are hosted by the Barnes Contemporaries, an active and committed Barnes on the Block is sponsored by Target in The Barnes is open into the evening Held three times a year, Artist Bash is group of young patrons and art enthusiasts, ages partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia. on the first Friday of every month, designed “for artists, by artists” and 21–39, who enjoy distinct programs and social with live music, performances, and encourages the crowd to get creative events. The Contemporaries’ generous annual mem- bership contributions provide critical, unrestricted access to the collection and exhibi- and meet musicians, dancers, design- support for the Barnes’s educational mission and tions. First Friday! is one of the most ers, performers, and poets. In 2018, programs. popular events at the Barnes, attract- the popular program attracted about ing over 5,000 guests in 2018. 600 guests per event, with 50% of Page 35 and 36: Photos by Michael Perez attendees identifying as The April, May, and June editions of First Friday! non-Caucasian. were sponsored by PNC. Artist Bash was created in partnership with iHeart- Radio, OneHunted, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, and Small But Mighty Arts.

36 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 37 Barnes Jawn(t) In 2018, the Barnes launched Barnes multidisciplinary performers Dawn Jawn(t)s, improvised after-hours tours Falato and Karen Getz of The of the collection led by Philadelphia Gorgeousity. personalities. Created by Obvious Agency, these anything-goes tours give the spotlight to a diverse array Opera Philadelphia’s Festival O18: of community leaders, artists, and Glass Handel comic-book nerds—all experts in In September 2018, the Barnes their fields. partnered with Opera Philadelphia on “The Jawn(t) series serves as an the world premiere of Glass Handel, part of the Opera’s Festival O18. example of how the Barnes has Staged on three nights in the Barnes’s worked to create a greater Annenberg Court, the new work was network of community headlined and created by American connections, one that can allow countertenor Anthony Roth the museum to grow and thrive Costanzo—“a bona-fide star” The( New Yorker)—in collaboration with producer with a younger and more Cath Brittan and avant-garde fashion/ The Philadelphia Museum of Dance Performers at the Philadelphia Museum of Dance. diverse audience.” art company Visionaire. Under their © Jacques-Jean Tiziou Together with Drexel University, the curation, music by George Frideric —The Philadelphia Citizen Barnes presented the Philadelphia Handel and Philip Glass met the Museum of Dance, a free dance exhi- worlds of art, fashion, dance, and film bition, held at the Barnes on October through collaboration with a host of Barnes Takeover 6, 2018. The six-hour presentation, luminaries, including fine artist which explored the tension between The Barnes Takeover series, launched George Condo; fashion house Calvin public and private experiences, was in October 2018, invites local artists to Klein and designer Raf Simons; chore- curated by acclaimed French choreog- share their unique interpretations of ographer Justin Peck; ballet dancers rapher Boris Charmatz. the Barnes collection. Poet Ursula David Hallberg and Patricia Delgado; Rucker led the first takeover, creating performance artist Ryan McNamara; Public program offerings were supported, in part, a multimedia performance in response and filmmakers including James Ivory, by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects and Marjorie to metalwork in the collection. The Maurizio Cattelan, Mickalene Thomas, Ogilvie and Miller Parker. second takeover was led by and Mark Romanek.

38 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 39 Audience Development and Community Engagement Initiatives

The Barnes is committed to welcoming Puentes a las Artes/Bridges to the Arts communities from across Philadelphia. A collaboration with Puentes de Salud, This year, we continued to work with Puentes a las Artes (Bridges to the key community organizations and also Arts) is an arts-based biliteracy enrich- forged new collaborations to help us ment program designed to serve pre-K expand our reach and make meaning- ELL/ESL learners from South ful connections with Philadelphia’s Philadelphia’s rapidly growing Latinx diverse neighborhoods and beyond. immigrant community and their fami- lies. In its first year, the program Audience engagement initiatives have been gener- ously supported by the Barra Foundation, Betsy Z. served 78 families. Early learners and Edward E. Cohen, Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. gained 50 hours of arts and literacy McFadden, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, instruction at Southwark Community and William Penn Foundation. School, led by two bilingual teaching artists over 25 weeks. The program’s strategies are tailored from the Barnes’s Look! Reflect! Connect! cur- riculum. Family workshops connected parents and caregivers to at-home strategies for biliteracy development, and engaged parents, early learners, and siblings in monthly visits to the Barnes as a family resource.

Puentes a las Artes/Bridges to the Arts is made possible with major support from the William Penn Foundation. Additional support was provided by the Allen Hilles Fund and Stavros Niarchos Foundation.

“This program is part of a better Above: Children and families from Puentes de Salud gain creative connections at the Barnes, through future for our children and gives Puentes a las Artes/Bridges to the Arts project. them a great example to follow.” Right: Children and families from Puentes de Salud engage in art activities at PECO Free First Sunday —Family member of child in Family Days. Puentes a las Artes

40 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 41 Barnes @ LoLa 38 Barnes @ LoLa 38 is a collaboration “Our desired long-term vision is with the People’s Emergency Center that, through this project, the Community Development Corporation Barnes and PECCDC will forge a (PECCDC) to foster new cultural path- ways and access to the arts for com- lasting and sustainable munities in West Philadelphia, where partnership in the spirit of Dr. Barnes’s Argyrol factory was and Dr. Barnes to serve the creative, his ideology of “art is for everyone” human, and community was seeded. As part of an ongoing cre- development needs of our city.” ative placemaking movement, Barnes @ LoLa 38 is a two-year, multifaceted —James Wright, PECCDC series of all-ages arts programs, Director of Community, including family workshops, artist per- Economic and Real Estate formances, and a teen studio—all held in West Philly—with a free monthly Development Summer Imaginarium Workshops Art for All Community Pass shuttle to PECO Free First Sunday Over the summer, a team of museum The Barnes also launched the Art for Family Day at the Barnes. Our partner, Page 43: Visitors at PECO Free First Sunday educators and teaching artists and All Community Pass, which offers free PECCDC, aligns its resources to sup- Family Day designers partnered with four Barnes admission to low-income, port this program as part of its overall Page 44: Participants using virtual reality Philadelphia Parks and Recreation underserved audiences who have par- response to its community’s needs. headsets to experience the Barnes collection centers, as well as the Center for ticipated in Barnes community Access to arts and culture, combined Architecture and Design, to launch engagement initiatives and education with social services, education, job Page 45: Photo courtesy of Indego bike share Summer Imaginarium Workshops. outreach efforts. The Art for All training, housing, and neighborhood More than 120 children ages 6–13 Community Pass fosters sustained cul- development, is part of a strategy for Page 46: Let’s Connect: Philly’s Artists Take on the Barnes exhibition at the Barnes Foundation. explored the theme “City as Ensemble” tural access to the Barnes, beyond improving lives and communities. Photo by Steve Weinik, Mural Arts Philadelphia. over six sessions, and learned to be first-time engagement experiences. bold urban planners and visionaries. The card is valid for one year. In 2018, Barnes @ LoLa 38 is made possible with Page 47: Canopy at the Barnes, 2018. Photo by support from the William Penn Foundation. Jo Perez. Through a hands-on STEAM-based cur- 235 guests visited the Barnes using riculum, children developed and built the pass. cardboard cities, tapping their imagi- nations, generating and evolving ideas, and practicing problem-solving.

42 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 43 Virtual Reality Indego Bike Share

The Barnes’s partnership with Indego community, the paintings featured on bike share, which launched in the bikes were selected by the public. September 2017, continued this year In 2018, 550 Indego passholders and with ten additional Indego bikes guests enjoyed entry to the Barnes. wrapped in paintings from the collec- This year, the Barnes was recognized tion, plus free Barnes admission for with a MUSE Award from the Indego passholders through December American Alliance of Museums (AAM) 2019. Passholders may also bring for this partnership, receiving gold— friends for $5 off general admission. the top honor—in the Public Outreach With the goal of engaging the category.

The Barnes developed virtual reality neighborhood libraries and using (VR) headsets that re-create the SEPTA for transportation. Of the field Barnes’s galleries, allowing individuals trip participants, 80% were first-time to virtually explore the collection. In visitors and 14% had not been to the partnership with the Free Library of Barnes in more than two years. Philadelphia, the Barnes launched educational programs to engage The development of headsets and the virtual reality Philadelphians in areas where access program is made possible with support from the to the Barnes may pose geographic Barra Foundation. hurdles. Headsets were brought to local libraries by Barnes educators, “I felt like a kid again, just and visitors were able to see and learn about the collection in their own discovering and exploring neighborhood. something new. It is like Following each virtual experience, discovering something all over participants have the opportunity to again even though it has been visit the Barnes in person with the there. It is like seeing it new same teaching team. These visits are again for the first time.” fully escorted, beginning at the —Participant at Free Library

44 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 45 Mural Arts Philadelphia Canopy at the Barnes

In 2018, the Barnes worked with Mural registering to participate and more To coincide with The Oval+—an initia- café-style seating and lounge areas Arts Philadelphia on two significant than 300 artists submitting their col- tive of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation with inflatable furniture, open to all. collaborations. The first was part of lection-inspired work for a public dis- in partnership with Fairmount Park To further activate the space and wel- Mural Arts’ Restorative Justice pro- play at the Barnes. During the Conservancy—the Barnes presented come visitors to the Parkway, there gram, which provides opportunities two-week exhibition, the public and a an interactive outdoor installation, the were family-friendly games—including for individuals who are incarcerated, team of curators were asked to vote Canopy at the Barnes, designed by bocce ball—and “bring your own on probation, or on work release to for their favorite pieces, and five art- SHIFTSPACE. This installation featured lunch” afternoons with live music reconnect with society through com- ists were selected for three-month res- a site-specific mesh canopy hung from from the Philadelphia Jazz Project. munity engagement, skill-building, idencies at the Mural Arts Studio at the trees lining the Parkway, and and collaborative mural projects. the Barnes. In 2018, residencies were Barnes educators led classes and art completed by illustrator Maryann Held making workshops, activating the and reverse glass painter Delia King. Barnes’s former guest services center, The remaining three residencies will located on 20th Street between the take place in 2019. Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Callowhill Street, as the Mural Arts “Let’s Connect is a great way to Studio at the Barnes. engage Philadelphia’s many In the spring, Let’s Connect: Philly’s creative communities in a Artists Take on the Barnes invited artists dialogue inspired by the Barnes living or working in Philadelphia to collection.” create a new 8-by-10-inch work inspired by a painting or object in the —Shelley Bernstein, Consulting Barnes collection. The response was Creative Technologist remarkable, with 864 artists

46 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 47 The Barnes Foundation is a preferred venue for Annenberg Court at the corporate, nonprofit, and social events. The building Barnes Foundation © Parker J. Events Photography offers indoor and outdoor spaces and can host multiple events simultaneously. In 2018, the Barnes hosted more than 250 events. Revenue from private events provides critical operating support in service to collections maintenance, educational programs, and building management.

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 49 Get Involved

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THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 51 Lifetime Giving $1–2.49 million Constance Smukler John Aglialoro and Joan Bruce and Robbi Toll Total contributions of Carter Marian S. Ware and her $250,000 or more Thank you John Alchin and Hal family $5 million+ Marryatt Wells Fargo Foundation Annenberg Foundation Dennis Alter Wilmington Trust City of Philadelphia Betsy Z. and Edward E. Anonymous (4) Comcast NBCUniversal Cohen to our $250,000–$999,999 Marguerite and Gerry* Connelly Foundation Christine and Michael Lenfest William B. Dietrich Angelakis The Maguire Foundation Foundation Aramark The Andrew W. Mellon Exelon Corporation 2018 donors. Arkema Inc. Foundation Agnes Gund Bank of America Neubauer Family The Gordon and Llura Gund Blank Rome LLP Foundation Foundation The Board of Trustees and staff of the Barnes Foundation Lois and Julian Brodsky Pennsylvania Council on David Haas Cigna thank the individuals, corporations, foundations, the Arts Phoebe W. Haas Charitable Citizens Bank Foundation government agencies, and partners acknowledged in this The Pew Charitable Trusts Trust B Delaware River Port report and the many unnamed friends who have joined us Philadelphia Authority for Dorrance H. Hamilton* Authority Industrial Development The Honickman Family this year and in years past to support our many initiatives Dolfinger-McMahon PNC Cathy Hughes and service to the community. Foundation Aileen and Brian Roberts The Sidney Kimmel Sherman Fairchild The Violette de Mazia Foundation Your generosity has made the Barnes a vibrant cultural Foundation Foundation Estate of Mildred Lasch The J. Paul Getty Trust and educational resource that impacts hundreds of William Penn Foundation Maple Hill Foundation The Glenmede Trust thousands of lives every year. We are truly grateful for Morgan Stanley $2.5–4.9 million Company, N.A. your continued support and commitment. PECO Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz GSK Urban One, Inc. The Horace W. Goldsmith Stephen and Julia Harmelin Raymond and Ruth This list reflects donors who made gifts of $500 or more between January 1, 2018, Foundation Hersha Hospitality Trust Perelman Foundations and December 31, 2018. John S. and James L. Knight Independence Blue Cross Rockefeller Philanthropy Foundation Helen M. and Henry K. Justi Advisors Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. Robin and Mark Rubenstein

*DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 53 McFadden The Second Century Gerri L. Black* Named Spaces and Morisot: Passport Barbara Brown-Ruttenberg Suzanne and Jim Ksansnak Campaign Susan Block* Centers to Paris Julie Jensen Bryan Christian R. and Mary F. Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Karen Dougherty Buchholz Arlin M. Adams Boardroom Lindback Foundation $5 million+ Francis J. Carey* October 19, 2018 Susan R. Buckley Walter and Leonore The Henry Luce The Maguire Foundation Violette de Mazia* Susan Burch Annenberg Court In celebration of the Foundation, Inc. Neubauer Family David M. Ehrman Elaine Camarda Comcast NBCUniversal Berthe Morisot: Woman Leigh and John Middleton Foundation Agnes Gund Joan Carter Auditorium Impressionist exhibition, Morgan, Lewis & The Aileen K. and Brian L. Dorrance H. Hamilton* Rachel Luber Cevera William B. Dietrich the Barnes hosted an Bockius LLP Roberts Foundation Julia and Stephen J. Debora Lee Clower Promenade unforgettable preview party National Endowment for Harmelin Lauren Collings-Schwarz $1–4.9 million Horace W. Goldsmith featuring breathtaking art, the Arts Jeanne D. Kaskey* Martha Cyphers John Aglialoro and Joan Foundation Garden sumptuous bites, artisanal Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Caryn B. Koplik Marianne Dean Carter Dorrance H. Hamilton cocktails, a DJ, and live Park Mildred Lasch* Betsy Donohoe John Alchin and Hal Garden music. Pennsylvania Historical and Henry J. Miller, III Kim Fraites Dow Marryatt The Honickman Library Museum Commission Helen A. Reed* Honorary Trustee Roberta Fine Dranoff Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Knight Center for Digital The Pew Center for Arts & Julia B. Spears* Event Chairs Michelle Dubay Betsy Z. and Edward E. Innovation in Audience Heritage Pamela D. Bundy Barbara Eberlein Cohen Engagement The Philadelphia 2018 Estate Gifts Aileen K. Roberts Jaimie Field William B. Dietrich Lenfest Pavilion Foundation Francie M. Fields Foundation Dorrance H. Hamilton Frances M. Maguire Garden Honorary Event Co- Lynda and Stewart Resnick Julia Fleischner John S. and James L. Knight Charitable Lead Trusts Pavilion Chairs Lyn M. Ross Amy Fox Foundation In Memory of the Kaskey- Neubauer Plaza Laura Buck Marcia and Ron Rubin Andrea Freundlich Gittelman Family Aileen and Brian Roberts Anne Hamilton Adele K. Schaeffer Up to $999,999 Annette Y. Friedland Gallery Lynne Honickman Joan Thalheimer Dorrance H. Hamilton Kim Frisbie Endowed Funds Angelica Zander Rudenstine Jane Korman Vanguard Charitable Charitable Lead Trusts Sheila S. Gallucci-Davis, Esq. Collections Study Room Leigh Middleton Endowment Program In Memory of the Kaskey- Arlin and Neysa Adams Joan L. Garde Robbi and Bruce Toll Porte- Hilarie Morgan The Richard C. von Hess Gittelman Family Endowment Fund Yasmina M. Giordano Cochère Marsha Perelman Foundation Lynda and Stewart Resnick Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Deborah E. Glass Adele Schaeffer The Honorable Constance Estate of Julia B. Spears Exhibition Fund Lisa C. Haas Named Positions Robbi Toll Williams and Dr. Sankey Dr. Brenda A. and Lois and Julian Brodsky Pia M. E. Halloran Williams Mr. Larry D. Thompson Publications Fund Deputy Director for Event Committee Penny Hansen Wyncote Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Collections and Cathy Korman Altman Beth C. Hare The Barnes 1922 Endowment smART Fund Exhibitions & Gund Sandy Annesley Penelope P. Harris Legacy Society for Education Family Chief Curator Nancy Barness Ellen Nalle Hass Aileen and Brian Roberts Neubauer Family Executive Barbara Barnhart Hannah L. Henderson John J. Aglialoro Exhibition Fund Director and President Pamela T. Berkman Liesl Henderson John R. Alchin and Hal Julia B. Spears Education Bernard C. Watson Director Judith Broudy Christine Henisee Marryatt Fund of Adult Education Blondell Reynolds Brown Deborah Hilzinger Albert C. and Laura Richard J. Wattenmaker Lydie Szabo Brown Lynn Hitschler Leggett Barnes* Scholarship Fund Paul Baur*

54 *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 55 Hollie P. Holt Constance Smukler Pamela and James Hill Amanda Burch Marion and Reeder Fox Hildy Jaffe and Dan Lasdon Margie Honickman Denise Littlefield Sobel Lynne and Harold Susan Burch Kim Fraites-Dow Arthur Jacoby Angela V.B. Hudson Joan B. Spain Honickman Sandra L. Cadwalader Linda Frankel Helen and Pete Justi Patricia H. Imbesi Stacey Leigh Spector Jane and Leonard Korman Dr. Jose Canseco and Samuel T. Freeman III Melanie S. Katzmann Maribeth P. Lerner Joan N. Stern Marsha and Jeffrey Ms. Lauren Eni Andrea Freundlich Charles Keates Victoria McNeil Le Vine Keith R. Straw Perelman Tom Caramanico Annette Y. Friedland Mary A. and Lawrence J. Maxine de S. Lewis Joan F. Thalheimer Anne and Bruce Robinson Sandra and Guillermo Kim Frisbie Kent Liddy Lindsay Libby Sullivan Trammell Dr. Richard* and Marsha Cardona Lois Gabin-Legato Deborah and Robert E. Sueyun Locks Helene van Beuren Rothman Jolley B. Christman Jerome L. Gabriel Killen Christina Weiss Lurie Penelope Watkins Susan Martinelli Shea Debbie and Greg Clower Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Anne D. Koffey Laurie Marshall Noele Wein June and Hank Smith Joan I. Coale Gadsden Evelyn S. Kritchevsky Sandy Marshall Kim Whetzel Robert J. Cody Deena S. Gerson Elizabeth G. Kuensell Up to $9,999 Wendy B. McDevitt Kirsten White Anita and Fred Cohen Yasmina and John Giordano Peter Kundla Event Sponsors Jennifer McHugh Pamela P. Williams Betsy Z. and Edward Cohen Deborah Glass Harriet and Ronald P. Lassin Franny and Franny Abbott Leslie Anne Miller Dalila Wilson-Scott Suzanne and Norman Cohn Linda Golden David Lerman and Shelley John Alchin and Hal Kathleen Mulhern* Eliza M. Zimmerman Lauren Collings-Schwarz Carole Haas Gravagno Wallock Marryatt Jeanette Lerman Neubauer Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Crooks Mary Jo Grdina James G. Levin $25,000 and above James L. and Julie T. Cathy M. Nassau Linda Cummiskey Agnes Gund Victoria McNeil Le Vine Event Sponsors Alexandre Aleni Pappas John J. and Karen Julia Haller Maxine de S. Lewis John Aglialoro and Joan Aren Alfaro Zoë S. Pappas Cunningham Pia M.E. Halloran Elizabeth Lindsay Carter Cathy Korman Altman Daria Pew Marianne N. Dean Alta and Peter Hamilton Sueyun and Gene Locks Michael and Christine Sandy and Bill Annesley Sharon Pinkenson Dechert LLP Penny Hansen Robin Lovett Angelakis James H. Averill Krista M. Pinola Nina and David Diefenbach Beth Hare Ira M. Lubert and Pam Joe and Jeanette Neubauer Sherrin H. Baky-Nessler Louise Reed Betsy and Kevin Donohoe Stephen and Julia Harmelin Estadt Aileen and Brian Roberts Barbara and Richard Polly M. Richman Elijah Dornstreich Trish Harrington Judy Lundy Barnhart Anne M. Robinson $10,000-$24,999 Roberta Fine Dranoff James Harrison and Gareth Christina Weiss Lurie Nancy Barness Marguerite V. Rodgers Event Sponsors John and Gloria Drosdick Clark Christine Lussier Caren Barnet Renée H. Rollin Laura and William Buck Michelle and Eugene Dubay Eileen R. Heisman Cynthia and Jeffrey Mack Clark Hooper Baruch Marsha Rothman Comcast NBCUniversal Mr. Larry Dubinski Hannah L. Henderson Sandy and David Marshall Diane C. and Robert Bass D’Arcy F. Rudnay Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan Barbara Eberlein and Liesl Henderson and Jordan Betty H. Matarese William Bates, Jr. Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer Adele K. Schaeffer Jerry Wind Mersky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pamela and David Berkman Esther Schwartz Subaru of America, Inc. Katharine W. Eyre Christine and George McCabe IV Joanne M. Berwind Nicol Segal Henry C. Fader, Esq. Henisee Wendy B. McDevitt $10,000 and above Judith and Alvin R. Block Susan Selverian Jamie Fitzgerald Jessica Hill John H. McFadden and Philanthropy Circle Mr. Hanley Bodek Iris A. Shea David J. Feldman Deborah and Kurt Hilzinger Lisa D. Kabnick Gretchen H. Burke Sheldon and Jill Bonovitz Susan Shea James M. Fernberger and Lynn K. Hitschler Jennifer McHugh Dietz Family Foundation Ronald Boschan Lynn Shecter Mary Walto Mr. and Mrs. James R. Colleen Melchiorre Michael Forman and David R. Brigham Nancy Shein Jaimie Field Holt, Jr. Mark Mills Jennifer Rice Barbara Brown-Ruttenberg Judith Simkins Julia and David Fleischner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kathleen Mulhern* Joan L. Garde Julie Jensen Bryan June Smith Amy A. Fox and Daniel H. Honickman Stephanie and Michael Anne and Matt Hamilton Susan and Buck Buckley Priscilla H. Smith Wheeler Angela V. B. Hudson Naidoff Penelope P. Harris Pamela D. Bundy

56 MORISOT: PASSPORT TO PARIS *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 57 Patricia J. Owens Priscilla and Stockton N.* Penelope P. Wilson $50,000–$99,999 The Leslie Miller and Jim and Janet Averill Elias W. Packman Smith Dalila Wilson-Scott Christine and Michael Richard Worley Ms. Katherine Brittain Aleni Pappas Connie Smukler Rob Wonderling Angelakis Foundation Bradley Zoë S. Pappas Babs and Harvey Snyder Diane and Richard Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. Janice Peck Ann R. Sorgenti Woosnam Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Lyn M. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson Spain Family Foundation Sue and Michael F. Young Exhibition Fund Marcia and Ron Rubin Burke Pew Stacey Spector and Ira Brind Eliza and Peter Zimmerman Judith Broudy Katie Adams Schaeffer and Anita and Fred Cohen Krista and Rich Pinola Alice Taylor Stengel Bill and Laura Buck Tony Schaeffer Suzanne and Norman Cohn Special Event Joel and Bobbie Porter Joan N. Stern Julia and David Fleischner Denise Littlefield Sobel Thom Collins Supporters Wendy R. and Mark A. Keith and Jim Straw Suzanne and Jim Ksansnak Dr. Brenda A. and Sarah Miller Coulson Bubble NYC Rayfield Judith Sills Swartz Marguerite and Gerry* Mr. Larry D. Thompson Jerome F. Dean Cort Events Louise and Alan Reed Alexa Talamo Lenfest Bruce and Robbi Toll Joseph and Marie Field Eventions Mark C. Reed Roberta Tanenbaum The Maguire Foundation Archbold D. and Helene B. Robert and Penny Fox Nicol Floral Design Polly and Marc Richman Joan Thalheimer Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. van Beuren Mrs. Joseph (Joan) Garde The Papery of Philadelphia Constance Benoliel Rock Regina Thomas Park Ms. Kirsten White Pamela and James Hill Sebesta Floral and Event Marguerite V. Rodgers James Timberlake Adele Schaeffer A. Morris Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley D. Design Renée H. Rollin Dunham E. Townend Joan F. Thalheimer The Honorable Constance Johnson TableArt Betsy and Gerald Rorer Elizabeth Sullivan Trammell Anonymous Williams and Dr. Sankey Helen M. and Henry K. Justi Valley Forge Flowers Anne L. Rubin Archbold D. and Helene B. Williams Gwendolyn and Colbert I. Vision Furniture $25,000–$49,999 Kathy Sachs van Beuren Robert N. Wilson and King Lois and Julian Brodsky Katie Adams Schaeffer and Judith von Seldeneck Michele Plante Mr. David J. Leone Individual Donors Daniel M. and Monica D. Tony Schaeffer Waqas Wajahat Judy and Peter Leone DiLella $15,000–$24,999 Nicole and James Schaeffer Molly and Tom Walker $100,000+ Gene and Sueyun Locks Gloria and John Drosdick Ms. Tory A. Burch Pamela Schreiber The Honorable Kelly Wall John Aglialoro and Joan Ms. Marjorie Ogilvie and Michelle and Eugene Dubay Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Eni, Jr. Carole L. Schultz Ross Waller Carter Mr. Miller Parker James Fernberger and Mary The Moses Feldman Family Esther Schwartz Margaret and Bob Wallis John Alchin and Hal Marsha and Jeffrey Walto Foundation Susan M. and Michael J. Robert J. Wallner Marryatt Perelman Mr. Frederick R. Haas Michael C. Forman and Selverian Catherine Ward Betsy Z. and Edward E. Mrs. Suzanne F. Roberts Dorrance H. Hamilton Jennifer Rice Irene and Fred Shabel Penelope Watkins Cohen Sue Perel Rosefsky Charitable Lead Trusts David R. Glyn Sally G. Sharkey Noele and Alan Wein Agnes Gund Ms. Susan M. Shea Ed and Ellen Hanway Anne and Matt Hamilton Iris and Greg Shea Bennett P. Weinstock Cathy Hughes June M. and Henry B. Stephen and Julia Harmelin Penelope Harris Lynn and Howard Shecter Kim Whetzel Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. duPont Smith Anne and David Hilton Jane and Leonard Korman Nancy and Benjamin P. Mark and Jane Wilf Family McFadden Constance Smukler Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Spain Shein Foundation Leigh and John Middleton Mrs. Marjorie Weintraub Honickman Dr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Stark Susan Sherman A. Morris Williams, Jr. Jeanette and Joe Neubauer Margaret and Tom Whitford Mr. and Mrs. D. Christopher Molly and Tom Walker Steve Shihadeh The Honorable Constance Neubauer Family Mr. Tod Williams and Le Vine Judith Simkins Williams and Dr. Sankey Foundation $10,000–$14,999 Ms. Billie Tsien Maribeth and Steven Lerner Gail Singer Williams Lynda and Stewart Resnick Dennis Alter Ted and Stevie Wolf Mary MacElree and David F. Donna L. Slipakoff Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard Aileen and Brian Roberts Barbara B. and Theodore R. Phil and Peg Zminda Hoffman H. Hetherington Smith Williams Aileen and Brian Roberts Aronson Anonymous Exhibition Fund

58 *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 59 $5,000–$9,999 Jones Wajahat Family Sarah Billinghurst Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. ImpactAssets Dr. Elias W. Packman Ms. Neysa C. Adams Dorothy and Donald Kardon and Howard Solomon Colket, Jr. P. Ellen Jacobs Aleni Pappas and Anthony The Armstrong Foundation Marina Kats and John J. Joan N. Stern Mrs. Geraldine Cramer Dr. Hildy Jaffe and Kyriakakis Miriam G. Bernstein Medveckis Barbara and Fred Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Crooks Mr. Daniel J. Lasdon Mrs. Zoë S. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Block The Honorable Joyce Kean Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. John Meg and Craig Johnson Linda Scribner Paskin and Mr.* and Mrs. John C. Bogle and Dr. Herbert Kean Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Cummiskey Melanie S. Katzmann David Paskin Donna and Jon Boscia Susan and Leonard Klehr Volpe Mrs. Diane W. Dalto Bob and Deborah Killen James and Ellen Patton Sally and Theodore “Dick” Leonard and Norma Klorfine Penelope and Thomas Mr. Arthur Dantchik Gay and Don Kimelman Pennsylvania Lumbermens Brickman Foundation Watkins Rodney D. Day III Mr. Richard Kipp Mutual Insurance Caroline A. Browne Sallie and Berton Korman Bennett and Judie Marianne N. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Takashi Company Pamela D. Bundy Ms. Madeleine Kuhn and Mr. Weinstock Ms. Becca Diefenbach Kousaka Ms. Ann Powell Ms. Caitlin Cantor and Meyyappan Ramanathan Mr. and Mrs. Will Whetzel Nina and David Diefenbach Lassin Family Foundation Helen and David Pudlin Ms. Nancy R. Cantor Ms. Amyla Lavric Ms. Elise Wilson Edward A. and Mary Ann Jin and Sun Young Lee-Park Dr. and Mrs. Peter Quinn Esther and James H. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. and Mrs. David Yost Dixon Rochelle F. and Robert P.* Dr. Sara and Dr. Mario Cavanaugh Lebovitz Anonymous Jack and Kathy Donnelly Levy Rafalin The CHG Charitable Trust Ellen Berman Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Donohue Maxine de S. Lewis Elizabeth A. Reilly $2,500–$4,999 Ms. Bridget Clancy The Lida Foundation Patricia and George Ms. Christine Lussier and Mrs. Constance W. Benoliel A G Foundation DDK Foundation Laura and Marc McKenna Doolittle Mr. Robert Hamill Rock Elie Abemayor Edith R. Dixon James and Nancy Minnick Kathleen and Philip Dotts Main Line Reform Temple Ms. Eileen Rosenau Lorraine and Benjamin IBEW Local Union 98 Dr. and Mrs. Jon B. Morris Barbara Eberlein and Jerry Cantor’s Fund Robin and Mark Rubenstein Alexander Vickie and Jack Farber Krista and Rich Pinola Wind Sam and Laurie Marshall Pat and Scott Sanders Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kathy and Ted Fernberger Mr. Arturo Raschbaum Sherry and Brian Effron Sandra and David Marshall Ms. Pamela L. Schreiber Alexandre Linda Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rayfield Dr. Howard J. Eisen and Mrs. Constance P. Mayock Peter W. Schweitzer American Endowment Mrs. Annette Friedland Louise and Alan Reed Dr. Judith E. Wolf Reverend Thomas L. Carolyn H. Seidle Foundation John and Yasmina Giordano Anne and Bruce Robinson Matt and Lori Espe McClellan Irene and Fred Shabel Edward and Gwen Asplundh Deborah Glass The Rodin Family Trust Henry C. Fader, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Melanie and John Shain Nancy Barness Linda & David Glickstein Dr. Richard* and Marsha Mr. James J. Fitzgerald IV McDevitt Ms. Carole Shanis Carol and Horace Barsh Fund of The Philadelphia Rothman Lawrence F. Flick IV Jim and Valerie McKinney Ms. Michele Sharar and Clark Hooper Baruch Foundation Ms. Jeanne Ruddy and Amy A. Fox and Daniel H. David M. McShane Ms. Tess Grossman William Bates, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Green Mr. Victor Keen Wheeler Susan and Frank Mechura Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Joanne M. Berwind Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris Nicole Dresnin Schaeffer Barbara Freed and Alan Colleen Melchiorre Shein Dr. Claire Boasi Christine and George and James Schaeffer Mittelman Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Nancy and Marc Shrier Ira Brind and Stacey Spector Henisee Mrs. Anne M. Schmidt- Toni and Bob Garrison Mark Mills The Snider Foundation Bernard and Shirlee Brown Ms. Wendy Herbert and Krump and Mr. Paul Dr. Paul and Anita Gross Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morse Dr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Robert Bryan and Julie Mr. Dean Ritts Krump Mr. Dennis J. Grousosky Mr. and Mrs. Britton H. Snyder Jensen Bryan Deborah and Kurt Hilzinger Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Charles F. Harenza, Esq. Murdoch Ellen B. Solms Sandy Cadwalader The Honickman Foundation Silverang Mr. and Mrs. Kurt J. The National Arts Program Ms. Sabrina Solomon Mrs. Barbara Cantor Emma Iezzoni and Nathan Janeane and Robert Sloane Hilzinger Foundation Mrs. Ann R. Sorgenti Mr. Thomas A. Caramanico Krump Mrs. Priscilla H. and Ann Marie and Terry Horner Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nutt Murray and Linda Stempel Margaret Carson-Gable and John and Anne Iskrant Stockton N.* Smith Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. James E. O’Neill and Keith and Jim Straw Eric H. Gable Mr. Bruce Jameson Hovey Mr. David A. Rubin Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cody

60 INDIVIDUAL DONORS *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 61 Daniel M. Tabas Family Mrs. Eileen Baird Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mr. and Mrs. John Culhane Mr. Samuel T. Freeman III Ms. Margaret Hallenbeck Foundation Mrs. Sherrin H. Baky-Nessler Burch Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Dr. Julia A. Haller Pat and Phil Turberg and Mr. William Nessler Theodore and Nancie Cunningham Freundlich Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sally Walker and Tom Mrs. Sandra K. Baldino Burkett Annabelle and Jim Curran Drs. Peter and Pamela Freyd Halloran Gilmore Lynda Barness The Hannah and Paul Mrs. Janet S. Cusack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freyer Georgette Hamaty and Ross Waller and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Burstein Fund Martha and Bill Cyphers Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. George Schaefer Huebner Barnhart Mr. Andrew Busser Rick and Lora Davis Frisbie Alta W. and N. Peter Dr. R. J. Wallner Nancy Dillard Barth Max Buten Mr. Rodney D. Day III Ms. Lois Gabin-Legato Hamilton Deborah D. Weise Mary Louise Barton and Stewart R. Cades, The Tobey and Mark Dichter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. The Hancock Foundation Mr. Alfred P. West, Jr. Martin Fumo Ralph E. Cades Family Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Gadsden Alexander Mason Hankin Deborah R. Willig and Diane and Robert Bass Foundation Donohoe Mr. William Galperin and Penelope S. Hansen Kathryn M. Casey, PhD Ms. Jane Crawford Ms. Willo Carey and Mr. Elijah Dornstreich Ms. Christina Zwarg Ms. Beth C. Hare Richard and Diane Baumgardner Mr. Peter A. Benoliel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Leora and Dan Garner Ms. Martha L. Harris and Woosnam Frances and Michael Mr. and Ms. Laurence Doyle Ed and Patsy Garno Gen. Steven J. Hashem Ana-Maria Zaugg and David Baylson Carolan Roberta and Carl E. Dranoff Deena Sara Gerson Mr. James Harrison and Anstice Sylvia Beck and Jay Andy and Audry Carter Helen W. Drutt English Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mr. Gareth Clark Ms. Frances H. Zorn Federman Mr. Matthew Caso Carol and John Durham Gill, Jr. Carolyn Hazard and Will Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. B. Richard Gene and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Judy and John Glick Sachse Benioff Castellano Eckert Ms. Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin and Ms. Lisa Heller and $1,000–$2,499 Alexis Berg and Joel Marmar Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Helen and Charlie Ehlers Mr. Bruce Martin Mr. Harry Roth Carol and Bennett Aaron Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cavanagh Gail Ehrlich Emily and Scott Goldsleger Ms. Hannah L. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Berkman Ms. Heather Chalmers and Dianne and Dave Elderkin Juliet Goodfriend and Marc Ms. Liesl Henderson Abbott, Jr. Mrs. Joan Bernard Mr. Philip Warden Carole Elkin Moreau Richard J. Herring Actua USA Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James Biles Jean Cho and David Mankoff Ms. Lauren Eni Mrs. Edward J. Goodman Ms. Hether Hetherington Ms. Dee Adams and Mr. and Mrs. John K. Dr. Colleen J. Christian and Mrs. Carole Epstein and Ms. Nancy Gordon and and Mr. Donald Smith Mr. Nick Adams Binswanger Dr. Courtland Schmidt Mr. Joel Rubin Mr. Stew Bolno Jessica Hill Ms. Aren Alfaro Eugene and Joann Bissell Dr. Jolley B. Christman and Mrs. Alexandra M. Estey Danny and Ashley Govberg Louise and Harry Hill The Honorable Sally Cooper Bleznak Mr. Andrew Christman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Quality Quinn Grabias and Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Jacqueline F. Allen Janice and Arthur Block Ms. Georgette Ciukurescu Evert Stanley Grabias Hillyard Mr. and Mrs. Laurence R. Mildred Bloggs and George Debbie and Greg Clower Katharine and Bill Eyre Mary Jo Grdina Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Altman Hartnett Mrs. Edgar B. Coale Norma A. Fabian Peggy and Richard Hirchstein Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Mr. Michael A. and Mark and Iris Coblitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Greenawalt Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Anderson Mrs. Debra L. Bloom Hope Cohen Feldser William and Joan R. Hirshorn Drs. Kristina and John Michael and Natalie Bolinski Robert Cohen and Deborah Ritson and Julie Ferguson Greenfield Lynn and Tony Hitschler Antoniades Jim and Marcia Borel Peikes James W. Feussner, MD, JD Mrs. Adele A. Greenspun Bryan E. Hoffman Drs. Arthur and Carolyn Yvette and Earle Bradford Ms. Lauren Collings-Schwarz Jaimie and David Field Ms. Mary Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. James R. Asbury Catherine Brennan, MD and Mr. Jann Schwarz Ms. Jeanne B. Fisher and Mr. John Ryan Holt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mr. David R. Brigham Mr. Mitchell Collins and Mr. Robert F. Lang Ms. Lisa Grenier Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Atkins Ira Brind and Stacey Spector Ms. Irene DiMarco Jill and Mark Fishman Mrs. Susan B. Grody Honickman Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Ms. Dawn M. Bryant Ms. Nancy Cromer and Mr. and Mrs. Reeder R. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gubanich Mr. Edward W. Hoy Lynn Axelroth and Charles Mr. Elliot J. Sussman Rona R. Frank Mr. William H. Haines IV Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hughes Handsacker

62 INDIVIDUAL DONORS THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 63 Ms. Ann Hutton and Dante and Susan Lombardi Edward A. Montgomery, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Peck Mr. Sidney Rosenblatt Morton and Judith Simkins Mr. Steven Hutton Bob and Sandy London Lyn and David Montgomery Diane J. Petrosky Mrs. Idell R. Rosner Jon C. and Karen Poul Sirlin Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Mr. and Mrs. James Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Rodman W. Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson Mr. Michael J. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Jerald E. Hymerling Ira M. Lubert Moorhead II Pew Ms. Sherri M. Jurgens Slipakoff Mr. and Mrs. Osagie Holly M. and William G. Ann and Tom Morris Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ms. Eileen Z. Smithe Imasogie Luff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer Pierce, Jr. Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Inerfeld Christina Weiss Lurie Susan Mucciarone and Ms. Naomi Plakins and Jerry and Bernice R. Pepper Snowten Arthur Jacoby Jeffrey and Cynthia Mack David Moore Ms. Ava Plakins Rubenstein Mrs. Harvey A. Snyder Susan Jaffe Martha Madigan and Jeffrey Dr. and Mrs. Khalil Gibran Joel and Roberta Porter Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Michéle and Peter Jennings Fuller Muhammad Dr. Elizabeth Porth Ms. Katherine Sachs Sokolov Meg and Craig Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Morton S. Kathleen Mulhern* Mr. John J. Powell Mrs. Juhi Saigal-Shah Larry and Linda Spivack Mr. and Mrs. David F. Jones Mandell Ms. Agnes M. Mulroney The Honorable Gene E.K. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stanne Arthur M. Kaplan and Marcum Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Pratter and Mr. Robert L. Saltzman Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Duane Perry Renée and Milton Margulies Carolyn B. Nagy Pratter Mr. Stephen Schachman Stengel, Jr. Arlan and Bruce Kardon Sandra and David Marshall Joan and David Naide Mrs. Elizabeth Proctor and Dr. and Mrs. John S. Alexis and Richard Sternhell Ms. Sharon Kasprenski Mr. Pasquale Mascaro, Jr. Stephanie and Michael Mr. David Proctor Schmader Francis R. and Mary Jo Charles Keates, Esq. James and Betty Matarese Naidoff Paulette and Julian Rackow Carole L. Schultz Strawbridge Mary A. and Lawrence J. Linda Matrunich and Patrick Karen and Asuka Nakahara Dr. Mark C. Reed Barry F. Schwartz Ms. Judith Sills Swartz Kent Grannan Mr. Jeff Neuman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Scott David W. Sweet Gay and Donald Kimelman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Jennifer Khoury Newcomb Reichman Dr. and Mrs. Bernard L. John and Maureen Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kind McCabe IV and Andrew Newcomb Deborah Reik and Andrew Segal Ms. Dunham Townend and Ms. Gabrielle K. Kissling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. George Levinson Dr. and Mrs. Murray W. Mr. John Churchill Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. McCarthy Newman Midge Rendell Seitchik Libby and George Trammell Kovalski Mr. and Mrs. Seth McDowell Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Noreika Ms. Chloe Richards and Nick and Jean Selch Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kramer Mr. and Mrs. William W. Mr. Joseph A. O’Connor, Jr. Mr. Lee Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Richard Unruh Mrs. Elizabeth G. Kuensell McDowell III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Selverian Ms. Stephanie Vighetti Dr. L. A. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. McKeel O’Donnell Richman The Sequoia Foundation for Nina Robinson Vitow Elaine and Manny Landau Mimi and Jim McKenzie Jennifer O’Hare Judith Richter Achievement in the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dale and Barbara Landis Meg and Jamie McLane Dr. Joan O’Shea Malcolm T. Riley, Jr. and Education Wallis Ms. Regina Latella Dr. Mary Patterson Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Joseph J. Rishel Mr. and Mrs. Neil H. Shah Ms. Carol E. Ware Dr. Jane M. Lavelle and McPherson Overhiser, Jr. Jane and Paul Rittmaster Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Mr. Michael Wax Dr. Andrew T. Costarino Wendy and Jim Meyer Palace Head Foundation Ms. Susan Roberts and Shapiro Alan and Noele Wein Pamela D. Laws and Hilary B. Miller, Esq. Carolyn Park Dr. Andrew B. Roberts Mrs. Sally G. Sharkey Ellen Weisberg and Joe Robert I Whitelaw Mrs. Kathryn R. Miller and Pasadena Community Linda and Hal Robinson Mike and Pam Sharp Nagy Ellyn and Seth Lehr Mr. James Trachtenberg Foundation Ms. Marguerite V. Rodgers Iris and Greg Shea David and Susan West Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Leist Melvin and Eunice A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lanny R. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Rorer Ms. Susan Sherman Marian and John Weston Ms. Susan Leontiades Foundation Patten Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Mr. Steve Shihadeh Jane B. and Eugene E. White Mr. James G. Levin Mark R. Mills William C. and Patricia Rosato Mrs. Bambi M. Siegfried Foundation Mr. Gie Liem Dr. Edith Mitchell Patterson Dr. Evelyn Bodek Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Mark and Jane Wilf Family Ms. Elizabeth S. Lindsay The Honorable Gregory P. Ms. Valerie D. Pearce and Frederick J. Rosenau Silverman Foundation William and Veena Loftus Montanaro Ms. Kimberly Pearce Foundation Beth and Bill Williams

64 INDIVIDUAL DONORS *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 65 Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis Mr. Frederic Harwood Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dr. and Dr. John E. Williams Borger Mrs. Sarah Davison and Ms. Nedda Di Luxenberg Richardson Lisa M. Witomski and Mr. Ronald Boschan Mr. Max de La Bruyère Montezemolo Ms. Melyn Lyons Mr. Hugo Rocha James A. Scott Mrs. Catherine Bosco and Mr. Anthony C. Degutis Ms. Eileen R. Heisman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Magid Caro and Robert Rock Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jerrold Lakoff Mr. James DeSantis Ms. Rhoda K. Herrold John-David Mallach Renée H. Rollin Worthy Ms. Nancy Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ms. Jennifer Higgins Dr. Stephen Margolis Ms. Joan Rucker Jeanne Wrobleski, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Dilks Jean and Lon Homeier Mrs. Jacqueline Maykranz Mr. Blake Rutherford F. Gordon Yasinow Brent Ms. Suzy Kellems Dominik Dr. and Reverend Frank S. and Mr. Eric Kraeutler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Safron Michael F. and Sue Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Mr. Larry Dubinski Houston Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBurnie Donald and Priscilla Young Bricknell Dr. and Mr. Julia R. Dutton Angela V. B. and Fred L. Mr. and Mrs. Burton P. Samuelson Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mrs. Barbara Brown- Mr. Paul C. Farmer and Hudson McHugh, Jr. Marilyn C. and Richard Young Ruttenberg Mr. Michael D. King Mr. and Mrs. David T. Jones Ms. Marybeth Medernach Sanborne Mr. Matt Zelesko Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ms. Blaise Faure and Ms. Marianne Keegan and J. S. Freeman Ms. Meg McNichol Karen and Gary Zimmer Burch Mr. Jerrold Taylor Ms. Carolyn Kendall Mr. Mark Minter Scarpetta Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erin Bushnell Mr. David J. Feldman Caroline J. and Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Zimmerman Mr. Charles Butt Happy and Richard R. Kennedy Mockbee Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Andy Zuccotti Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Fernandez Mr. Philip J. Klaski and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moore Susan and M. William Isabelle Zwygart and Hanley Caltabiano Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Fink Mr. John A. Bazzani Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz Bodek Mr. and Mrs. Ross L. Dr. Robert S. Fisher Ms. Anne D. Koffey Mosconi Dr. Cecilia S. Seigle Anonymous Campbell Ms. Linda Fishman and Evelyn S. Kritchevsky Ms. Regina Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ms. Hannah Fishman Mr. Vikram Kuriyan Mr. and Ms. Paul M. O’Gara Sharrar $500–$999 Carfagno Mrs. Nancy Fogg-Johnson Ms. Helen Kuroki Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cason and Mr. Ron D. Johnson Ms. Monica Kuroki O’Hara III Shecter Mr. and Mrs. Terry Adamson Mr. Benjamin Chalfin Mr. and Ms. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lapham Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Oliver Ms. Kristina Siliunas Dr. and Mrs. James D. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Constantine G. Fortmann Christopher and Saundra Ms. Patricia J. Owens Dame Elizabeth Silver- Mr. and Mrs. Brett Altman Cheston Mr. and Mrs. William H. Larcade Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schack and Mr. Larry Dr. Jeffrey Apter Ms. Elie-Anne Chevrier and Frederick, Jr. Ms. Ann Lawrence Pantzer Silver Kiki Aranita Mr. Rudy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dr. Virginia M. Lee and Mr. Troy Parrish Ms. Gail Singer Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ciarelli French Dr. John Q. Trojanowski Mr. Eric Pigford Mr. Kyle Slowik Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Putnam Coes Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Robert and Elizabeth Mr. Joseph Profeta and Mr. Matthew J. Smith Ms. Caren Barnet and Ms. Diane Connelly Gabriel Legnini Mrs. Gavriele Profeta Mr. and Ms. Stephen A. Mr. Steven Abramson Ms. Maryann Connolly Sara Geelan, Esq. Mr. David Lerman and Ms. Anisha Quadir Stack Ms. Elizabeth Beard Ms. Lorraine Corlet Mr. Robert Gelsher Ms. Shelley Wallock Ms. Laurinda Rainey Mrs. Roberta R. Tanenbaum Barbara and Bruce Berger Mr. Anthony J. Costantini Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jay Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Regina O. Thomas, Esq. Ms. Brooke Berman Mr. Alaric Coury Glickman Levinson Rankin Mr. Naveen Todi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berrini Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mr. Alan Gold Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lillis Ms. Dolores Redfearn Ms. Maydelis Torres and Mr. Allen D. Black and Crawford Ms. Linda Golden Ms. Lisa Loughney Mr. and Mrs. William Ms. Isabel Torres Mr. R. Randolph Apgar Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ms. Criswell Gonzalez Carolyn and Winston Lowe Reininger Anne Marie and Rocco P. Mr. Lee Black Crutchley Susan B. and W. Henry Mr. Michael Lukasek Mr. Robert Reinstein Triolo Bluestone Foundation Ms. Mary Ann Crutchlow Harrison Mr. and Ms. L. Leonard Edward M. Resovsky Ms. Erica and William Turner Mr. Rahul Dandora Lundy Mr. Jose Revelo Ms. Catherine E. Ward

66 INDIVIDUAL DONORS THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 67 Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Weiss Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Schnader Harrison Segal Pfizer Mole Street Productions Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Stavros Niarchos Syde Hurdus Foundation Inc. and Lewis LLP Philadelphia Insurance NBC10|Telemundo62 Widner Foundation Thornedge Foundation Target Companies Philadelphia Magazine Elizabeth A. W. and Charles The Victory Foundation Anonymous The Studio in a School The Preservation Society of Subaru of America, Inc. Williams William Penn Foundation Association Newport County Urban One, Inc. Mr. J. Eustace Wolfington Wyncote Foundation Corporations, Tod Williams Billie Tsien Presidio Networked Anonymous Dr. Nevine Zariffa and Anonymous Government Architects Solutions, LLC. Mr. Edward A. Solow Universal Health Services of Simtech Process Systems The Circles $500–$24,999 Agencies, and Anonymous Pennsylvania Thomas Scattergood Beneficial Foundation Organizations Membership Vanguard Behavioral Health Bluestone Foundation Program Foundations and $25,000+ Toyota Dealer Match Dolfinger-McMahon $500–$9,999 American Airlines Program Benefactor’s Circle Trusts Foundation Abstract Arts and Bank of America University of Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Designs, LLC $25,000+ Chubb Wharton School Honickman Franklin Square Capital Advent Consulting LLC The 25th Century Comcast NBCUniversal Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. Partners Foundation Baltimore Art Seminar Foundation Hersha Hospitality Trust In-Kind Donors McFadden The Glenmede Trust Group The Barra Foundation Morgan Stanley Suzanne and Jim Ksansnak Company, N.A. Bloomberg Philanthropies Official Hotel Connelly Foundation National Endowment for The Maguire Foundation Hamilton Family Charitable Dalian on the Park Partner William B. Dietrich the Arts Leigh and John Middleton Trust Diversified Search The Rittenhouse Foundation Origlio Beverage Neubauer Family Stephen and Julia Harmelin Elliott-Lewis Sherman Fairchild PECO Official Airline Foundation Family Foundation Elsevier Foundation Pennsylvania Council on Partner Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. The Allen Hilles Fund EY Intuitive The Horace W. Goldsmith the Arts American Airlines Park The Honickman Foundation Faculty Federation Local Foundation Urban One, Inc. Aileen and Brian Roberts JPMorgan Chase Foundation 3397 Official Media Jewish Federation of Greater Subaru of America, Inc. Adele K. Schaeffer The Sylvia W. and Randle M. Gil Travel Partner Philadelphia Kauders Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Greater Philadelphia NBC10|Telemundo62 Chairman’s Circle J.P. Morgan Charitable Leonard and Norma Klorfine Christie’s Chamber of Commerce John Aglialoro and Joan Giving Fund Official Radio Foundation Constellation Culinary IBEW Local Union 98 Carter John S. and James L. Knight Partner Christian R. and Mary F. Group John B. Ward and Co., Inc. John Alchin and Hal Foundation Urban One, Inc. Lindback Foundation Dilworth Paxson LLP John Templeton Foundation Marryatt The Maguire Foundation Marcum Foundation Freeman’s Johnson and Johnson Family In-kind Christine and Michael The Miami Foundation Merck Partnership for FS Investment Corporation of Companies American Airlines Angelakis The Leslie Miller and Giving The Glenmede Trust KeyBank Christie’s Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Richard Worley Louis Nayovitz Foundation Company, N.A. L.F. Driscoll Co. Comcast NBCUniversal Judith Broudy Foundation Palace Head Foundation Justi Group Main Line Reform Temple Constellation Culinary Betsy Z. and Edward E. National Philanthropic Trust The Pew Charitable Trusts Kline & Specter, PC Mondrian Investment Group Cohen Neubauer Family Charitable The PNC Foundation Philadelphia Cultural Fund Partners Freeman’s Daniel M. and Monica D. Trust Renaissance Charitable PNC Financial Services The Pepper Hollow Fund Hersha Hospitality Trust DiLella Neubauer Family Foundation Inc. Group Peroni John B. Ward and Co., Inc.

68 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 69 James Fernberger and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Dudley D. Kathy and Ted Fernberger Dr. and Mrs. Jon B. Morris Mrs. Barbara Cantor Dr. Hildy Jaffe and Walto Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Field Mr. Arturo Raschbaum Margaret Carson-Gable and Mr. Daniel J. Lasdon Ed and Ellen Hanway Helen M. and Henry K. Justi Julia and David Fleischner Louise and Alan Reed Eric H. Gable Mr. Richard Kipp David F. Hoffman and Mary Gwendolyn and Colbert I. Linda Frankel Jeanne Ruddy and Victor Tom and Joanie Cloetingh Mr. and Mrs. Takashi MacElree King Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Keen Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cody Kousaka Marguerite and Gerry* David J. Leone Frankel Ms. Leigh Silverang Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. Lassin Family Foundation Lenfest Judy and Peter Leone Linda and David Glickstein Denise Littlefield Sobel Colket, Jr. Jin and Sun Young Lee-Park Marcia and Ron Rubin Maribeth and Steven Lerner Fund of The Philadelphia Sarah Billinghurst Solomon Mrs. Geraldine Cramer Rochelle F. and Robert P.* The Honorable Constance Sueyun and Gene Locks Foundation and Howard Solomon Mr. and Mrs. John Levy Williams and Dr. Sankey The Leslie Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Green Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Spain Cummiskey Joan W. Mackie Williams Richard Worley Anne and Matt Hamilton Joan N. Stern Mr. Arthur Dantchik Main Line Reform Temple Anonymous (2) Foundation Stephen and Julia Harmelin Barbara and Fred Marianne N. Dean Cantor’s Fund Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris Sutherland Nina and David Diefenbach Sam and Laurie Marshall Leadership Circle Mrs. Suzanne F. Roberts Penelope Harris Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Edward A. and Mary Ann Sandra and David Marshall Bill and Laura Buck Caroline Buck Rogers Christine and George Volpe Dixon The Reverend Thomas L. Ms. Tory A. Burch Sue Rosefsky Henisee Penelope and Thomas Jack and Kathy Donnelly McClellan The Moses Feldman Family Constance Smukler Ms. Wendy Herbert and Watkins Patricia and George Jim and Valerie McKinney Foundation Dr. Brenda A. Thompson Mr. Dean Ritts Bennett and Judie Doolittle David R. McShane David R. Glyn and Mr. Larry D. Deborah and Kurt Hilzinger Weinstock Kathleen and Philip Dotts Susan and Frank Mechura Jane and Leonard Korman Thompson Cathy Hughes A. Morris Williams, Jr. Sherry and Brian Effron Colleen Melchiorre Lyn M. Ross Archbold D. and Helene B. IBEW Local Union 98 Ms. Elise Wilson Dr. Howard J. Eisen and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Katie Adams Schaeffer and van Beuren Emma Iezzoni and Nathan Mr. and Mrs. David Yost Dr. Judith E. Wolf Mark R. Mills Tony Schaeffer Margaret and Tom Whitford Krump Anonymous Matt and Lori Espe James and Nancy Minnick Dr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Stark Ted and Stevie Wolf John and Anne Iskrant Ms. Joslyn G. Ewart and Mr. and Mrs. H. Laddie Bruce and Robbi Toll Circle Supporter Peg and Phil Zminda Bruce Jameson Mr. Joseph S. Joyce Montague, Jr. Molly and Tom Walker Elie Abemayor Dorothy and Donald Kardon Henry C. Fader, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morse Circle Patron Mr. Harry F. Adams Director’s Circle The Honorable Joyce Kean Lawrence F. Flick IV Dr. and Mrs. Khalil Gibran Miriam G. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dennis Alter and Dr. Herbert Kean Amy A. Fox and Daniel H. Muhammad Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Block Alexandre Barbara B. and Theodore R. Christina Kind Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Britton H. Mr.* and Mrs. John C. Bogle Edward and Gwen Asplundh Aronson Susan and Leonard Klehr Barbara Freed and Alan Murdoch Donna and Jon Boscia Carol and Horace Barsh Jim and Janet Averill Mr. and Mrs. Berton E. Mittelman The National Arts Program Sally and Theodore “Dick” Clark Hooper Baruch Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. Korman Toni and Bob Garrison Foundation Brickman William Bates, Jr. Anita and Fred Cohen Ms. Madeleine Kuhn and Mr. Wendy and Gregory Helen Stambler Neuberger Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Joanne M. Berwind Suzanne and Norman Cohn Meyyappan Ramanathan Gosfield and Jim Neuberger Brown Sally Cooper Bleznak Thom Collins Ms. Amyla Lavric Dr. Paul and Anita Gross Brenda and John W. Nixon Pamela D. Bundy Dr. Claire Boasi Sarah Miller Coulson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mr. Dennis J. Grousosky Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nutt Ms. Nancy R. Cantor Bernard and Shirlee Brown Jerome F. Dean Lebovitz Charles F. Harenza, Esq. Mr. James E. O’Neill and Esther and James H. Robert Bryan and Julie Gloria and John Drosdick Ellen Berman Lee Ann Marie and Terry Horner Mr. David A. Rubin Cavanaugh Jensen Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Eni, Jr. Laura and Marc McKenna Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dr. Elias W. Packman The CHG Charitable Trust Sandy Cadwalader Joseph and Marie Field John J. Medveckis and Hovey Linda Scribner Paskin and Edith Robb Dixon Carolyn Cannuscio and Robert and Penny Fox Marina Kats Ms. P. Ellen Jacob David L. Paskin Vickie and Jack Farber Daniel Rader

70 THE CIRCLES MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 71 Ms. Beth S. Paterno Richard and Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. B. Richard Mr. Matthew Caso Barbara Eberlein and Jerry Alice G. Gosfield and James and Ellen Patton Wernick Benioff Gene and Patricia Wind Edward F. Shay Pennsylvania Lumbermens Deborah R. Willig and Alexis Berg and Joel Marmar Castellano Helen and Charlie Ehlers Danny and Ashley Govberg Mutual Insurance Kathryn M. Casey, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berman Susan W. and Cummins Gail Ehrlich Dr. Stanley L. Grabias Company Lisa M. Witomski and Mrs. Joan Bernard Catherwood, Jr. Dianne and Dave Elderkin and Ms. Quality Quinn Ms. Ann Powell James A. Scott Mr. and Mrs. James Biles Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Carole and Harold Elkin Grabias Helen and David Pudlin Ana-Maria Zaugg and David Frank and Suzanne Cavanagh Helen W. Drutt English Mary Jo Grdina Dr. and Mrs. Peter Quinn Anstice Binswanger Ms. Heather Chalmers and David Ertz and Kristin Peggy and Richard Dr. Sara and Dr. Mario Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mr. Philip Warden Mullaney Greenawalt Rafalin Binswanger Jean Cho and David Mankoff Mrs. Alexandra M. Estey William and Joan R. Circle Member Elizabeth A. Reilly Eugene and Joann Bissell Dr. Colleen J. Christian and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Greenfield Carol and Bennett Aaron The Rodin Family Trust Janice and Arthur Block Mr. Courtland Schmidt Evert Mrs. Adele A. Greenspun Ms. Dee Adams and Ms. Eileen Rosenau Mildred Bloggs and George Ms. Georgette Ciukurescu Katharine and Bill Eyre Ms. Mary Gregg and Mr. Nick Adams Robin and Mark Rubenstein Hartnett Mrs. Edgar B. Coale Norma A. Fabian Mr. John Ryan The Honorable Pat and Scott Sanders Mr. Michael A. and Mark and Iris Coblitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Ms. Lisa Grenier Jacqueline F. Allen Nicole and James Schaeffer Mrs. Debra L. Bloom Hope Cohen Feldser Mrs. Susan B. Grody Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Ms. Pamela L. Schreiber Michael and Natalie Bolinski Robert Cohen and Deborah Ritson and Julie Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gubanich Anderson Peter W. Schweitzer Jim and Marcia Borel Peikes James W. Feussner, MD, JD Mr. William H. Haines IV Drs. Kristina and John Carolyn H. Seidle Yvette and Earle Bradford Mr. Mitchell Collins and Ms. Jeanne B. Fisher and Ms. Margaret Hallenbeck Antoniades Irene and Fred Shabel Catherine Brennan, MD Ms. Irene DiMarco Mr. Robert F. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Drs. Arthur and Carolyn Melanie and John Shain Ira Brind and Stacey Spector Jerry Coxe Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fishman Halloran Asbury Ms. Carole Shanis George and Nancy Brodie Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jill and Mark Fishman Georgette Hamaty and Brent and Kelly Asplundh Joanne and Bruce Shanzer Ms. Dawn M. Bryant Craven, Jr. Mr. James J. Fitzgerald IV George Schaefer Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ms. Michele Sharar and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Ms. Nancy Cromer and Rona R. Frank Ms. Martha L. Harris and Atkins Ms. Tess Grossman Burke Mr. Elliot J. Sussman Drs. Peter and Pamela Freyd Gen. Steven J. Hashem Mr. and Mrs. William Avery Nancy and Marc Shrier Theodore and Nancie Ms. Deirdre Cryor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freyer Carolyn Hazard and Will Lynn Axelroth and Charles Janeane and Robert Sloane Burkett Mr. and Mrs. John Culhane Mr. William Galperin and Sachse Handsaker Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. du The Hannah and Paul Annabelle and Jim Curran Ms. Christina Zwarg Ms. Lisa Heller and Eileen Baird Pont Smith Burstein Fund Mrs. Janet S. Cusack Leora and Dan Garner Mr. Harry Roth Mrs. Sandra K. Baldino Priscilla and Stockton N.* Mr. Andrew Busser Martha and Bill Cyphers Ed and Patsy Garno Ms. Hannah L. Henderson Lynda Barness Smith Max Buten Mrs. Diane W. Dalto John and Yasmina Giordano Richard J. Herring Nancy Barness Ellen B. Solms Mr. Charles Butt Rick and Lora Davis Deborah Glass Louise and Harry Hill Nancy Dillard Barth Ms. Sabrina Solomon Stewart R. Cades, the Mr. Rodney D. Day III Judy and John Glick Pamela and James Hill Mary Louise Barton and Mrs. Ann R. Sorgenti Ralph E. Cades Family Tobey and Mark Dichter Ms. Lynne Z. Gold-Bikin and Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Martin Fumo Murray and Linda Stempel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Mr. Bruce Martin Hillyard Diane and Robert Bass Keith and Jim Straw Mr. Thomas A. Caramanico Donohoe Emily and Scott Goldsleger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Jane Crawford Baumgardner Pat and Phil Turberg Ms. Willo Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Juliet Goodfriend and Marc Hirshorn Frances and Michael Sally Walker and Tom Mr. Peter A. Benoliel Doyle Moreau Lynn and Tony Hitschler Baylson Gilmore Mr. and Ms. Laurence Helen W. Drutt English Mrs. Edward J. Goodman Bryan E. Hoffman Sylvia Beck and Jay Dr. R. J. Wallner Carolan Carol and John Durham Ms. Nancy Gordon and Mr. Edward W. Hoy Federman Deborah D. Weise Andy and Audry Carter Mr. Stew Bolno Angela V. B. Hudson

72 THE CIRCLES MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 73 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hughes William and Veena Loftus Ann and Tom Morris Dr. Elizabeth Porth Mr. Jann Schwarz and Ms. Ellen Weisberg and Joe Ann and Steve Hutton Dante and Susan Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer The Honorable Gene E.K. Lauren Collings-Schwarz Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Robert and Sandra London Susan Mucciarone and Pratter and Mr. Robert L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Scott David and Susan West Hymerling Holly M. and William G. David Moore Pratter Howard J. Sedran and Marian and John Weston Mr. and Mrs. Osagie Luff, Jr. Kathleen Mulhern* Mrs. Elizabeth Proctor and Martha Levine Beth and Bill Williams Imasogie Ms. Christine Lussier and Ms. Agnes M. Mulroney Mr. David Proctor Dr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Richard and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Inerfeld Mr. Robert Hamill Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Paulette and Julian Rackow Segal Woosnam Linda J. Jacobsen Martha Madigan and Jeffrey Dr. and Mrs. John Brien Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dr. and Mrs. Murray W. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Susan Jaffe Fuller Murphy Reichman Seitchik Worthy Michéle and Peter Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Morton S. Ms. Regina Murphy Deborah Reik and Andrew Nick and Jean Selch Jeanne Wrobleski, Esq. Meg and Craig Johnson Mandell Carolyn B. Nagy Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. F. Gordon Yasinow Mr. and Mrs. David F. Jones Renée and Milton Margulies Joan and David Naide Midge Rendell Shapiro Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Arthur M. Kaplan and Mr. Pasquale Mascaro, Jr. Stephanie and Michael Edward M. Resovsky Mike and Pam Sharp Young R. Duane Perry Mr. Damon Mascieri Naidoff Ms. Chloe Richards and Mrs. Bambi M. Siegfried Mr. Matt Zelesko Arlan and Bruce Kardon James and Betty Matarese Karen and Asuka Nakahara Mr. Lee Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Drs. Karen and Gary Zimmer Ms. Sharon Kasprenski Linda Matrunich and Patrick Mr. Jeff Neuman Judith Richter Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Andy Zuccotti Melanie S. Katzmann Grannan Jennifer Khoury Newcomb Malcolm T. Riley, Jr. Jon C. and Karen Poul Sirlin Anonymous (3) Charles Keates, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Andrew Newcomb Joseph J. Rishel Ms. Eileen Z. Smithe Circle Bob and Deborah Killen McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. George Jane and Paul Rittmaster Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smyth Contemporaries Gay and Donald Kimelman Mr. and Mrs. Seth McDowell Newman Linda and Hal Robinson R. Pepper Snowten Alexander Mason Hankin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kind Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Noreika Mrs. Constance W. Benoliel Dr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Ms. Danielle Hankin Ms. Gabrielle K. Kissling McDowell III Mr. Joseph A. O’Connor, Jr. Rock Snyder Jessica Hill Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Dagmar E. McGill Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Renée H. Rollin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Regina Latella Kovalski Mimi and Jim McKenzie O’Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sokolov Ms. Michelle Lee Ms. Danielle E. Kramer Meg and Jamie McLane Jennifer O’Hare Rosato Larry and Linda Spivack Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dr. Mary Patterson Dr. Joan O’Shea Dr. and Mrs. B. Walter Rosen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stanne McCabe IV Krasne McPherson Mr. and Mrs. George Robert Dr. Evelyn Bodek Rosen Janet Ries Stern Ms. Dunham Townend and Robert Kronley and Ann Wendy and Jim Meyer Overhiser, Jr. Mr. Sidney Rosenblatt Alexis and Richard Sternhell Mr. John Churchill Rosewater Hilary B. Miller, Esq. Mrs. Zoë S. Pappas Mrs. Idell R. Rosner Francis R. and Mary Jo Dr. L. A. Kuntz Mrs. Kathryn R. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Lanny R. Jerry and Bernice Strawbridge Barnes Elaine and Manny Landau Mr. James Trachtenberg Patten Rubenstein David W. Sweet Contemporaries Dale and Barbara Landis Melvin and Eunice A. Miller William C. and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. John and Maureen Tierney Kiki Aranita Dr. Jane M. Lavelle and Foundation Patterson Saltzman Libby and George Trammell Ms. Elizabeth Beard Dr. Andrew T. Costarino Mrs. Paul F. Miller Ms. Valerie D. Pearce and Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner Ms. Brooke Berman Pamela D. Laws and Dr. Edith Mitchell Ms. Kimberly Pearce Sarian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Unruh Mr. Lee Black Robert I Whitelaw The Honorable Gregory P. Diane J. Petrosky Savitz Family Foundation Nina Robinson Vitow Erin Bushnell Ellyn and Seth Lehr Montanaro Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Mr. Stephen Schachman Ross Waller and Ann Kit Byrne Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Leist Edward A. Montgomery, Jr. Pierce, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Huebner Mr. Benjamin Chalfin Ms. Susan Leontiades Lyn and David Montgomery Krista and Rich Pinola Schmader Ms. Carol E. Ware Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ciarelli Mr. Gie Liem Mr. and Mrs. Rodman W. Ms. Naomi Plakins and Carole L. Schultz Mr. Michael Wax Ms. Lorraine Corlet Ms. Silvia Liska Moorhead II Ms. Ava Plakins Barry F. Schwartz Mr. Alaric Coury

74 THE CIRCLES MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM *DECEASED THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 75 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Corporate Council Morgan, Lewis and New Spring Capital American Association for UGI Corporation Crutchley Underwriters Bockius LLP NFL Productions Cancer Research Ultimate Software Mr. Rahul Dandora Christie’s Pepper Hamilton LLP North Carolina American Technion Society United Landmark Mr. Max de La Bruyère Chubb Reed Smith LLP Biotechnology Center Atlantic Coast Associates Inc. Mr. James DeSantis Freeman’s SEI Investments Osage Partners LLC Communications Vibrant Capital Ms. Kelly Farley GSK West Pharmaceutical Penn Graduate School of Blank Rome LLP West Capital Management Ms. Blaise Faure and Hersha Hospitality Trust Services Education Bright MLS, Inc. Corporate Council Mr. Jerrold Taylor Lincoln Financial Group Penn Medicine Department Careers Through Culinary Corporate Council Supporters Marquita Robinson Garcia PECO of Radiology Arts Program, Inc. Associates A. Amendt Pest Control and Abel Garcia PNC Philadelphia Convention & Cura Hospitality, LLC Aimco & Park Towne Place Abramson Cancer Center Mr. James Harrison and Subaru of America, Inc. Visitors Bureau Drucker & Scaccetti Albourne America LLC Americas’ SAP Users Group Mr. Gareth Clark Urban One, Inc. Philadelphia Hide Brokerage Dynamic Air Quality American Academy of Arkema Inc. Ms. Jennifer Higgins Corporation Solutions Corporate Council Neurology Attention Span Media Ms. Carolyn Kendall Radian Group Eckert Seamans Cherin & Benefactors Bailey Brand Consulting Boyds Ms. Monica Kuroki RTD Financial Advisors, Inc. Mellott LLC Cigna Ballard Spahr LLP Compass Real Estate Ms. Melyn Lyons SEI Investments EisnerAmper LLP Constellation Culinary CFA Society of Philadelphia Cutanea Life Sciences, Inc. John-David Mallach Temple University School of Firstrust Bank Group The Chester Fund for Duane Morris LLP Ms. Julia Pudlin and Medicine Fox Rothschild LLP Independence Blue Cross Education and Arts Eureka Equity Partners, LP Mr. David Wishnick The Creative Group, Inc. Gouvernment du Quebec- Philadelphia Magazine Citizens Bank Faculty Federation Local Ms. Anisha Quadir UBS Mid-Atlantic Private Philadelphie Publicis Healthcare Concierge Insurance 3397 Mr. Avinash Raghupathy Wealth Management Hangley Aronchick Segal Communications Group Solutions, LLC Hussian College Ms. Laurinda Rainey Universal Health Services of Pudlin & Schiller Wharton Executive CoreDial, LLC L.F. Driscoll Co. Mr. Jose Revelo Pennsylvania HOK Group, Inc. Education The Dannon Company Montclair State University Mr. Hugo Rocha University of Pennsylvania Kaiserman Company Inc. Davis Polk and Montgomery McCracken Ms. Joan Rucker Corporate Council Division of Rheumatology Kline & Specter, PC Wardwell LLP Walker & Rhoads LLP Mr. Blake Rutherford Patrons University of Pennsylvania Law Offices of Bernard M. Day & Zimmermann Ore Design, Inc. Ms. Kristina Siliunas Accenture School of Medicine Gross, P.C. Elliott-Lewis Penn State College of Mr. Kyle Slowik Bank of America Veeva Systems, Inc. LAZ Parking Goldman Sachs Health and Human Mr. Matthew J. Smith Bloomberg Philanthropies Wells Fargo MissionOG Guangzhou R&F Development Mr. Naveen Todi Cozen O’Connor Wescott Financial Advisory Pennsylvania State Properties Co. LTD Philadelphia Insurance CRW Graphics Group LLC University Hamilton Lane Companies Corporate Council Dechert LLP Young Presidents’ The PFM Group The Haverford Trust Pilot44 Deloitte LLP Organization RAF Industries, Inc. Program Company Razorfish Health First American Title Zurich American Insurance Shein Law Center, Ltd. Hirtle, Callaghan & Co. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Corporate Council Insurance Co. Anonymous (3) Simtech Process Systems Janney Montgomery Scott Temple University Kornberg Leaders FS Investment Corporation Sotheby’s Johnson & Johnson Corporate Council School of Dentistry American Airlines The Glenmede Trust Stateless Jornaya Friends USLI Comcast NBCUniversal Company, N.A. Tierney JPMorgan Chase & Co. Aegis Property Group Withumsmith+Brown, PC Morgan Stanley Justi Group Tristate HVAC National Association of Allied Universal Anonymous LAGOS Equipment, LLP Secretaries of State

76 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 77 General Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ms. Catherine R. Herman Membership Bergen Clemens English Ginsburg and Ms. Ann C. Malhotra Program Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berrini Mr. Vincent Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Melva and Mel Herrin Ms. Reita D. and Mr. and Mrs. Putnam Coes Engstrom Glaberson Ms. Rhoda K. Herrold Gifts of $550 or more Ms. Melissa A. Bewley Ms. Abbi Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Saul Epstein Ms. Eileen Glenn Ms. Hether Hetherington Mr. Allen D. Black and Mr. Thomas O’Connell Mr. Paul C. Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mr. Donald Smith Sustainer Mr. R. Randolph Apgar Ms. Diane Connelly Mr. Michael D. King Glickman Anne and David Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abbott Mr. James J. Blair and Ms. Maryann Connolly Dr. Gladys S. Fenichel Mr. Alan Gold Mr. W. Mark Hinkel Maureen and Michael Acker Ms. Eugenia Drobit Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mr. Richard R. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Nancy and Alan Hirsig Mr. and Mrs. Terry Adamson Mrs. Mary Jane Bobrow Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Fink Goldblum Mrs. Cheryl F. Hoeflich Mrs. Kim Adler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Mr. Bruce A. Finlayson Ms. Criswell Gonzalez Ms. Gail A. Hoffman Mr. Fareed Ahmed Bodine Crawford Ms. Linda Fishman and Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Mr. and Mrs. Lon W. Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mr. Richard T. Crawford Ms. Hannah Fishman Goodman Homeier Alexander Borger Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Crooks Mrs. Nancy Fogg-Johnson Ms. Sandra Goodstein Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Horgan Ms. Aren Alfaro Wendy Smith Born and Mr. and Mrs. James W. and Mr. Ron D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gress II Dr. Frank S. Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Brett Altman Christopher T. Born Culbertson Judge Cynthia Williams Drs. Linda B. and Joel A. Reverend Sue Locke Mr. Robert E. Angevine Ms. Catherine Bosco and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fordham and Mr. Jerome Griska Houston Ms. Jean Anwyll and Mr. Jerrold Lakoff Cunningham Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Mr. Fred Howard Ms. Miskit Airth Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Ms. Anna Dalson Mr. and Ms. Richard Grunder Dr. Lesley A. Hughes Dr. Jeffrey Apter Bricknell Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis Fortmann Ms. Joanne and Mr. Paul Mr. James D. Jackson, Jr. Ms. Arleen Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Ms. Nancy B. Davis Ms. Natalie Foster Guarnieri Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jackson Ms. Kathryn Del Beccaro Brodie Mr. Mark Davison Ms. Patricia Ralph Fowler Ms. Linda Guinane Ms. Sheila V. Jamison- Mr. Tom Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Ross L. Mrs. Sarah Davison and Mr. Gordon B. Fowler Mrs. Kathryn E. Haas Schwartz Mr. Marcello Suarez Campbell Mr. Anthony C. Degutis Mr. and Ms. Henry Fraimow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hafter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jordan Barrera Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey D. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carfagno Dennis Frederick, Jr. Haggerty Mr. Brian Kelly and Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Mr. Luke Halinski Ms. Kathleen Cannon Ms. Lea Avital and Casper Derrow Freind Ms. Gretchen R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Peter Foster Mr. Ben-Josef Mazar Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Seth Kelsen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Castellucci Dilks French Hammerman Ms. Caroline J. Mackenzie Babb Mr. and Ms. James Cecere Ms. Suzy Kellems Dominik Mr. and Mrs. L. Keith Fretz Mr. and Mrs. William T. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baker Mrs. Deanne E. Cellarosi Mr. and Ms. William V.K. Mrs. M. Elaine Fultz and Hangley Mr. Joseph T. Miller Mrs. Rachel Ball Dr. Maryalice Cheney and Dougherty Mr. John M. Francis Dr. Christopher F. Hannum Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mr. and Mrs. John Barakat Dr. Scott Goldman Mr. and Ms. Howard Drake Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Margaret Harris Kestenbaum Mr. and Mrs. George L. Mr. and Mrs. Constantine G. Ms. Amy W. Drezner Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Mr. and Mr. Robert Barnes Cheston Ms. Virginia M. Duffy Mr. Robert Gelsher Harrison Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ms. Elie-Anne Chevrier and Dr. and Mr. Julia R. Dutton Mr. James Giblin and Dr. Mark Haskins and Mr. Mirek Klabal and Baron Mr. Rudy Lewis Mrs. Melissa N. Eldredge Ms. Emilia De Marco Dr. Rebecca Craik Ms. Yoly Ward Ms. Judith L. Beebe Dr. Jolley B. Christman and Mr. Emilio Emini and Dr. Susan B. Giesecke and Mrs. Ellen N. Hass Mr. Philip Klaski and Ms. Beverly Ayn Bender Mr. Andrew Christman Ms. Janet Skidmore Mr. Charles Winkelman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Helmer Mr. John Bazzani Ms. Judith Ginsberg Mrs. Marjorie Klein

78 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 79 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mr. Timothy Nugent and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Morris W. Ms. Helen Wheeler and Klein McQuiston Mrs. Rebecca Calder- Rossi Stroud II Ms. Wendi Wheeler Ms. Paula Koda and Ms. Paula McVeigh Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Russell Dr. Neville Strumpf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Mr. John Trescot Ms. Marybeth Medernach Mr. and Mrs. John O’Breza Mr. Thomas Ruttledge Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Widner Mr. James H. Koenig and Mr. J. S. Freeman Ms. Susan E. Odessey Mrs. Katherine Sachs Sundheim Ms. Elizabeth A. Williams Dr. Evelyn S. Kritchevsky Donald and Jeanne Mell Mr. Paul M. O’Gara and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dr. H. Lee Sweeney and and Mr. Charles Kelsh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Krosky Ms. Florence R. Melo Ms. Catherine A. Walker Sager Ms. Elisabeth Barton Ms. Molly Keen Wilmarth Mr. and Mrs. Rollin R. Dr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salata Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sykora Ms. Wendy E. Wilson and Lafrance Mestichelli Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Ms. Carolyn Saligman Ms. Deborah Talbot Snyder Mr. Bruce McKittrick Dr. Peter R. Laibson and Mr. and Mrs. John Orenstein Marilyn C. Sanborne and Ms. Judith Taylor Mr. J. Eustace Wolfington Mrs. Ruth Laibson Meuwissen Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Richard J. Labowskie Ms. Nancy A. Teringer Dr. William Chris Woodward Christopher and Saundra Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O’Shaughnessy Mrs. Lois Santer and Mr. William Thorkelson Mr. and Mrs. W. Steven Larcade Meyers Mr. Troy Parrish Ms. Laura Nebel Ms. Janice Tomko and Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mrs. Pamela and Mr. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Pizzi Mr. Michael V. Scalzo Mr. David J. Spindel Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Woody Larocca Meyerson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Profeta Ms. Meg McNichol Ms. Michalene Torbik and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wyatt Mr. and Ms. David Later Ms. Margaret E. Mikuta Mr. Donald Pyskacek and Scarpetta Ms. Elizabeth Hession Mr. and Mrs. Pratap Yagnik Ms. Ann Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Miller Ms. Barbara Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. John Schmitz Mr. Roman Torrijos Dr. Joseph Yalch and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ms. Madeline Miller and Ms. Laura Raab Susan and M. William Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. Jean-Francois Dupont Legnini Mr. H. Gordon Leggett Mr. Clyde E. Rankin Schwartz Tremblay Ms. Elizabeth Young and Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mr. Melvin B. Miller Ms. Susan D. Ravenscroft Ms. Suzanne A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Rob Trumbull Mr. Raymond Weddington Lenaghan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ms. Dolores Redfearn Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Chris Tsiouris, Jr. Professor Jian Q. Yu Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lesser Mockbee Mr. William Reimert and Schwarze Ms. Erica Turner and Dr. Nevine Zariffa and Mr. Samuel J. Levinson and Charles W. Mooney, Jr. and Ms. Patricia Kahle Mrs. Kathleen M. Seidman Mr. William Luginbuhl Mr. Edward A. Solow Ms. Amanda Levinson Aiko Kamei Mr. and Mrs. William Dr. Cecilia S. Seigle Ms. Jennifer D. Ulrich and Dr. Jacquelyn M. Zavodnick Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Lillis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Reininger Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Sharps Mr. Michael Davis and Mr. Jason W. Homer Dr. and Mrs. Harold I. Litt Mooney Dr. John E. Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mr. Robert K. Urquhart Mr. M. Michael Zuckerman Carolyn and Winston Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moore Dr. Allyson A. Abbott Sharrar Mr. Charles Vadala and and Ms. Jan Levine Mr. Michael Lukasek Mr. and Mrs. John W. Morris Dr. and Mrs. Gresham Riley Ms. Marcia Shearer Ms. Susan Vadala Knittel Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Ringo Mr. Steve Shihadeh Ms. Anouk van der Boor and MacPhail Mosconi Mr. David M. Riz and Mr. Paul Siegel and Mr. Paul Kosak Gifts in Honor and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Magid Mr. Michael Murray and Ms. Chao-Chi Lin Mr. Phillip Sprayberry Mr. and Mrs. Alexander in Memory Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Wendy Newlon Ms. Susan Roberts and Ms. Elise E. Singer and Vegega Mammen Mr. Michael Murtha and Dr. Andrew B. Roberts Mr. Don Perelman Ms. Mary E. Webb Gifts in Honor Mr. Paul Marcotte Mr. Jeffrey Adkins Mr. Philmore Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Slap Mr. Jeffrey G. Weil In Honor of Thom Collins Dr. Julian Maressa Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ms. Kathryn J. Caywood Ms. Deborah Talbot Snyder Mr. Jonathan Weiss and Jim Neuberger and Helen Dr. Stephen Margolis Nachmias Mrs. Phyllis and Mr. Marvin Mr. Stephen A. Stack and Ms. Abigail Wolf Stambler Neuberger Mr. James Martin Ms. Nivedita Niyogi Robinson Ms. Kathleen Vick Dr. Nancy Weiss and Vibrant Capital Ms. Jacqueline Maykranz Ms. Mary Nixon Caro and Robert Rock Mrs. Blair D. Stambaugh Dr. Stuart Weiss and Mr. Eric Kraeutler Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mr. Kenneth Stanley Mr. Stephen B. Mr. and Mrs. Ed McBurnie Rosenthol Kurt and Judit Stenn Weitzenhoffer and Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. McKeel Mr. Carl R. Kopfinger

80 GENERAL MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 81 In Honor of Nina McN. Mr. Bruce Eckert Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Mr. Stuart Schneller In Memory of Sarah Reid Dr. Hildy Jaffe and Diefenbach In Honor of Elizabeth Proctor Nowak In Honor of the team at ACI Batty Mr. Daniel J. Lasdon Mr. Stephen Manzi In Honor of Elise, Gregory, Clinical Mr. and Mrs. Walter Batty In Memory of Sherry Mr. Glenn S. Emery Mr. Mark Minter Matthew, and Madeline Mr. and Mrs. David E. Goodman In Honor of Mary Cameron Mr. and Mrs. John Preservation Society of Nowak Richter Somerville Ms. Linda Parrotto Newport County Exude Holdings Mr. George C. Zolot and Ms. Joan Marable In Honor of Vivian Somerville In Memory of Rachel Parotto- In Honor of Peg Zminda Mr. Rafi Levin In Honor of Joe Neubauer In Honor of Barbara Newlin Budzynski Ms. Jean E. St. John Deborah Glass Ms. Nyasha Felder Mr. Mike Marco In Honor of Nancy Barth Enid and David Adler Mr. Philip Reinhardt Mr. David Lerman and In Honor of Sela Keturah In Honor of Anne Robinson In Memory of all past docents In Memory of Josianne Ms. Shelley Wallock Peter and Robin Winokur Mr. Richard Gennetti Reinhardt Ms. Fran Martin In Honor of Nancy Gabel Ms. Deborah Boorse In Honor of Libby Sullivan In Honor of Kate Gennetti In Honor of Beverly Cutler In Memory of Darwin Mr. Stanley Segall Trammel Anonymous Mr. Ilan Ghivoni Cummings In Memory of Helen Segall The Elkin Family Mr. Christopher Maus In Honor of Joe and Jeanette In Honor of Silvia Ghivoni The Langberg Family In Honor of Mackenzie Maus Lerman Neubauer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Frankel Ms. Hannah Slavitt Ms. Susan Glass In Memory of Rose Smoliar In Memory of Edith Posel Ms. Jamie Merwin Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. James D. Albert In Honor of Debby Glass In Honor of 3rd grader from In Honor of Elizabeth Sarsale Delia and Anthony Fugaro The Stockton N. Smith In Honor of Nina and Billy Ms. Susan Gordesky Mastery Charter who found In Memory of Lillian DuBotto Family Albert Anonymous In Honor of Dr. Diane Reibel his passion today in our In Memory of Stockton N. In Honor of Katie Adams Mrs. Tracy Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pictures + Words program Smith Ms. Judy Greenberg Schaeffer and Tony Schaeffer In Memory of Alexis Murray Alexandre In Honor of Ross Greenberg Mr. Andrew Nassau Ms. Kathleen Manley In Honor of Holly Luff, Katie William and Joan R. In Honor of Cathy Nassau Gifts in Memory Strohmetz Carter, and Cindy Kang Mr. Michael Ioannou Greenfield In Memory of Sandra Ann In Honor of Dorothy Ioannou Akihiro Odagiri In Memory of Lila Luber In Memory of Tricia Cuddy Lewis Blynn Besaha In Honor of Hiroaki Iizawa Mr. John C. Capek, PC In Honor of Katie Schaeffer Ms. Jane Jones Dr. Carmine A. Grieco The Honorable Frank J. William D. Wixom In Honor of Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Edward In Memory of Dr. Sally Boca Raton Museum of DiCicco In Memory of Nancy Wixom Abrahams Pantzer Nyquist Art, Inc. Ms. Jane Johnston In Honor of Bruce and Robbi Anonymous In Honor of Pat Conte Ms. Rachel Langdon Ms. Camille Peluso and Jazmine Harris-Branch Toll In Memory of Allen J. In Honor of Liam Brown and Mr. Douglas S. Martenson In Memory of Aubrey Jones Kunal Bose Beckman Frank Wright Eric Pigford Ms. Gerrie Weiswasser In Honor of Moutushi Mitra Mr. Jim Hession In Honor of Lincoln University Mrs. Sherry A. L. Witman Anonymous Mr. James G. Levin In Memory of Margaret Dr. Colleen J. Christian and and Mr. Allan M. Witman In Memory of Greg Purdon In Honor of Nicole Dresnin Sheryl Rentz and George Hession Dr. Courtland Schmidt Schaeffer Pomerantz Anonymous In Honor of Georgette In Honor of Barbara and In Memory of Bonnie Seaman Hamaty Ms. Jennifer Lyman Allen Mittelman In Honor of Aglae Lyman Mr. Jon Cross Caroline Buck Rogers In Honor of Zoe Cross In Honor of Holly Luff

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84 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 85 Student and Alumni Community Philadelphia Jazz Project Advisory Board Partners Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Ann Moss, Co-Chair Amber Arts Collective Volunteer Philadelphia Youth Lucille Amadie, Co-Chair Art Reach Orchestra Linda Cummiskey Art Sanctuary Project Capoeira Mary Anne Diamond Asian Arts Initiative Public Citizens for Children Martha Harris Big Brothers Big Sisters Leadership and Youth Bambi Siegfried Independence Puentes de Salud Susan Sipos Business Association of Rush Philanthropic Arts West Parkside Foundation Ambassadors Board Center for Architecture and Committees Small But Mighty Arts Design John Aglialoro, Trustee Strawberry Mansion Community College of Co-Chair Community Development Philadelphia Pamela Bundy-Foster, Corporation Drexel University Trustee Co-Chair Taller Puertorriqueño Education Works Aileen Kennedy Roberts, Tribal Home Fleisher Art Memorial Trustee Co-Chair Urban Art Gallery Franklin Institute Christine Angelakis Vision Academies Free Library of Philadelphia Michelle Dubay Women of Harmony Indego Jim Fernberger Intercultural Journey David Fleischner Corporate Interim House Yasmina Giordano Mexican Cultural Center Leadership Board Deborah E. Glass Moore College of Art & David L. Cohen, Chair Angela Hudson Design Comcast Corporation Maribeth Lerner Mural Arts Philadelphia Stephanie Naidoff Jay A. Dubow Parkside Journal Cathy Nassau Pepper Hamilton LLP People’s Emergency Center Jann Martin Schwarz Community Development Christopher C. Dumont Iris Shea Corporation U.S. Trust, Bank of America Connie Smukler Private Wealth

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 87 David J. Feldman Alexandra von Plato Bernard Eizen Francis Mirabello Young Professionals First American Title Publicis Healthcare Flaster Greenberg, P.C. Morgan, Lewis & Leadership Board Insurance Co. Communications Group Bockius LLP Lois Gabin-Legato Samantha E. M. Audia Katie Flaherty Steven R. Wall The Philadelphia Jimmy Mo The Glenmede Trust Morgan Stanley Morgan, Lewis & Foundation EisnerAmper Company, N.A. Bockius LLP Michael D. Fleming Lawrence Gilberti Tuan H. Nguyen Brett J. Ciarelli GSK Jeffrey G. Weil Reed Smith LLP J.P. Morgan Private Bank Morgan Stanley Cozen O’Connor Michael C. Forman Michael Grohman Louis Pichini Frannie DeFranco FS Investments Michelle Wilkes Duane Morris LLP Deloitte LLP GSK PwC Sheila S. Gallucci-Davis, Esq. Jack A. Hafner Lisa Presser Mia Fioravanti Subaru of America, Inc. Rhett D. Workman J.P. Morgan Securities Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP FS Investments American Airlines Naveen P. Kakarla John Hook David Pudlin Meghan Fotopoulos Hersha Hospitality Trust Professional Stradley Ronon Stevens & Hangley Aronchick Segal Accenture Young LLP Pudlin & Schiller Laura LaRosa Advisors Council Joseph T. Imperiale The Glenmede Trust Troy Hottenstein Grant Rawdin Pepper Hamilton LLP Sheldon Bonovitz, Company, N.A. Morgan Stanley Private Wescott Financial Advisory Trustee Chair Michael E. Magnatta Wealth Management Group LLP James A. Lebovitz Duane Morris LLP Comcast Corporation Dechert LLP Holly Isdale Nicole Pullen Ross Lawrence Arem Joseph J. Mahady Wealth Haven Goldman Sachs David H. Lipson, Jr. Klehr Harrison Harvey Reed Smith LLP Philadelphia Magazine Branzburg LLP Andrew Kaplan Marilyn C. Sanborne Gregory Quinton Alex Brown Ballard Spahr LLP Tod J. MacKenzie Martyn Babitz Cigna Aramark BNY Mellon Carol Kroch Gregory C. Sarian Daniel Roque Wilmington Trust HighTower Securities, LLC Thomas J. McGarrigle James Biles Janney Montgomery Scott Reed Smith LLP MyCIO Wealth Partners Robert Louis Mark L. Silow Jonathan R. Stott Saul Ewing Arnstein & Fox Rothschild LLP Joseph G. Meterchick Lawrence Chane Dechert LLP Lehr LLP PNC Blank Rome LLP Robert F. Stiles Dunham E. Townend John Medveckis Haverford Trust Company Douglas I. Oliver Nina Cohen Freeman’s Cooke & Bieler PECO The Glenmede Trust Amy S. Ufberg Emma Williams Company, N.A. Lee Miller Dechert LLP Adam S. Roth Hersha Hospitality The Glenmede Trust Deloitte Tax LLP Daniel Cooper Bradford H. Winton Management Company, N.A. Morgan, Lewis & Citi Private Bank Thomas D. Schwenger Bockius LLP Accenture W. Steven Woodward *As of December 31, 2018 Gadsden Schneider & Woodward LLP

88 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 89 Staff of the Barnes Jennifer Castle, Senior Advancement Foundation Conservation Coordinator Nina McN. Diefenbach, Katharine Shulman, SVP, Deputy Director for Staff and Office of the Conservation Technician Advancement President P. Timothy Gierschick II, Kathryn Fogarty, Executive Thomas Collins, Neubauer Preparator Assistant Family Executive Director Matthew Pruden, Preparator Annual Giving Programs Volunteers and President Curatorial William Cary, Senior Elizabeth Blodgett, Nancy Ireson, Deputy Director for Annual and Executive Assistant to Director for Collections Corporate Giving the President and Board and Exhibitions & Gund Liaison Circles Family Chief Curator Addie Peyronnin, Circles Art and Archival Cindy Kang, Associate Program Manager Collections Curator Michael Zimmerman, Laura Igoe, Collections Archives, Library and Special Annual Giving Programs Assessment Project Collections Coordinator Manager Amanda McKnight, Manager Eliza Bjorkman, Curatorial Corporate Council of the Archives, Library, Assistant and Exhibitions Meredith Pollock, Corporate and Special Collections Coordinator Programs Manager Barbara Anne Beaucar, Laura Sevelis, Collections Archivist and Historian Membership and Exhibitions Research Bertha Adams, Associate Margaret Lee, Membership Assistant Archivist Manager Registrar Allison Hardt, Assistant Conservation Andrea akars, Registrar Manager for Membership Barbara Buckley, Senior Robin Craren, Curatorial and Programs Director of Conservation Research Assistant and Chief Conservator of Development Services Paintings Visual Resources Melissa Brown, Director of Margaret Little, Senior Kerry Annos, Visual Development Services Conservator of Objects Resources Manager Emily Goldsleger, Campaign Anya Shutov, Conservator of Camille Picard, Project and Stewardship Paintings Visual Resources Manager Manager

THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 91 Caroline Fox, Prospect Alia Palumbo, Senior Kaelin Jewell Martha Blood, Volunteer Arboretum Haley Martin Research Coordinator Coordinator of Adult Tamara Mason Management Coordinator Andrew Lehrian, Head Kathavut Niranon Mathew Turner, Education and Academic Ann Moss Gardener Gillen Riggs Gallery Guides Development Data and Programs Stephanie Seymour Pre-K–12 and Education Marlise Brown Horticulture Education Gift Management Analyst Maxwell Skolnick Adjunct Art Instructors Programs Franklyn Cantor Adjunct Horticulture Kyla van Buren Foundation Relations Leslie Bowen Jennifer Brehm Nadler, Walter Elling Instructors Georgette Hamaty, Director Moe Brooker Director of Pre-K–12 and Nicholas Escobar Howard Barnes Business Development of Foundation Relations Dorothea Dietrich Educator Programs Laura Fravel Kathryn Belville Melissa Brannon, Senior Kathleen Dinsmore, Grants Therese Dolan Stephanie Stern, Pre-K–12 Margaret Hayes Daniel Benarcik Director of Business Manager Andre Dombrowski Programs Manager Catherine Kaplan Richard Bitner Strategy Paul Farber Colleen Wilson, Senior Leland Kimball Anne Bower Matthew Brogan, Senior Major Gifts Matthew Feliz Program Specialist, Arts Patricia Kucker Jeffrey Charlesworth Manager of Event Katie Adams Schaeffer, Barbara Freed Integration Jacob Looney Louise Clarke Operations Director of Leadership Albert Gury Emily Addis, Pre-K–12 Paul Murray Harriet Cramer Rebekah Gable, Senior Gifts Nina Kallmyer Outreach Program Eileen Owens Charles Cresson Manager of Business Linda Scribner Paskin, Anna Krain Specialist Summer Perlow Michael De Vos Development Director of Major Gifts Deborah Krupp Jihan Thomas, Pre-K–12 Slade Roff Daniel Duran Rachel Tait, Event Manager Holly Luff, Donor Dwaune Latimer Outreach Program Rachel Rosenfeld Jesse Forrester Colleen Delaney, Business Engagement Manager Suzanne Lindsay Specialist Lily Scott Scott Guiser Development Coordinator Marketing and Public Camran Mani Leslie Fishel, Senior Harriet Henderson Timothy Bailey, Event Family and Community Relations Phillippe Met Coordinator, Pre-K–12 Bruce Keyser Assistant Programs Deirdre Maher, Director of David Nolan Programs Jason Ksepka Barbara Wong, Director of Design Communications Matthew Palczynski Lauren Neach, Early Ann Mickle Community Engagement Olivia Verdugo, Art Director Joanne Perez, Director of Erin Pauwels Childhood Programs Eva Monheim Alicia Mino, Coordinator, Pauline Nyren, Graphic Marketing and Social Jill Rupinski Coordinator Paul Orpello Community, Youth, and Designer Media William Scott Alexander Conner, Gallery Kathleen Salisbury Family Programs Adrian Anderson, Marketing Brian Seymour Educator Linda Walczak Editorial Samantha Eusebio, Design and Content Miriam Stanton Natalia Villaran Quinones, Marylyn Waltzer Kelly Borgeson, Lead Editor Assistant Coordinator, Specialist Nancy Steinhardt Gallery Educator Daniel Huppman, Editorial Community, Youth, and Audio-Visual Swabreen Bakr, Social Christine Stoughton Assistant Teaching Artists Family Programs Stephen Lewis, Audio-Visual Media Coordinator Judith Tannenbaum Jamie Merwin, Lead Manager Facilities Mary Walker Finance And Education Husain Abdul-Zahir Thomas Costello, Audio- Jennifer Burke, Facilities Jonathan Wallis Operations Martha Lucy, Deputy Jason Doe Visual Technical Manager Margaret Werth Margaret Zminda, EVP, CFO Director for Research, Lor Song Supervisor Glenn Snyder, Facilities Lucy Fowler Williams and COO Interpretation and Project Coordinator Volunteer Management Vincent D’Antonio, Senior Audio-Visual Technicians Education Art Team Pamela Birmingham, Director of Operations Yohsuke Araki Finance William Perthes, Bernard C. Amy Gillette, Team Lead Director of Volunteers, and Grounds Wesley Bunch Samantha Mukoyama, Watson Director of Adult Clay Cofer Gallery Guides, and Art Allegra Eidinger Accounting Manager Education Jaimeson Daley Team Andrew Finley Hilary Doyle, Financial Florence Hsu Francisco Galaviz Analyst

92 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 93 Heidi Hansen, Junior Security Legal and Human Marketing and Public Janet Cusack Paulette Rackow Accountant Alvin Holland, Director of Resources Relations Virginia Dever Lovitz Judith Richter Alison Romich, Payroll Protection Services Sara Geelan Esq., Deputy Tara Doherty, Intern Monica Dougherty Malcolm Riley Coordinator Director, General Counsel Ayca Deniz Ergin, Intern Carole Elkin Susan Roberts Visitor Engagement and Assistant Secretary Nina Eni Anne Robinson Information Technology Conor Hepp, Director of Education Stephanie Mapp, Executive Carol Estornell Marian Robinson Shelley Bernstein, Visitor Services Giovanna Bellettiere, Intern Assistant Stella Fink Melvin Seligsohn Consulting Creative Nick Feldman, Visitor Caroline Browne, Intern Suzanne Fitzpatrick Eileen Serxner Technologist Experience Floor Human Resources Olivia Dudnik, Intern Rhoda Frank Barbara Siegfried Steven Brady, Chief Supervisor Sheronda Whitaker, Director Jada Elder-Wilkerson, Intern Diane Freedman Rebecca Silver Technology Officer Stephenie Koniers, Visitor of Human Resources Katherine Ford, Intern Lori Friel Phyllis Slocum Deepthi Nune, Information Experience Floor Linda Giang, Human Molly Foster, Intern Barbara Frishberg Wendy Smolen Technology Specialist Supervisor Resources Coordinator Natalie Gearin, Intern Nancy Gabel Stacey Spector Heather Hamilton, Business DeJeonge Reese, Visitor Angela Hanson, Intern Public Programs Carol Gladstone Lawrence Spivack Systems Coordinator Experience Floor Emma Lasry, Intern Kathleen Greene, Curator of Gary Gladstone Libby Trammell Christopher Jativa, Lead Supervisor Dimita Pugh, Intern Public Programs Deborah Glass Ida Wiener Moss Web Developer Matthew Jefferis, Call Center Lily Scott, Intern Nadine Gorson Susan Wolf Ana Gamboa, Special Assistant Katherine Leius Volunteers of the Noah Gorson Scott Yaw Project Coordinator Blake Oetting Visitor Experience Associates Mary Graham Angela Zager Barnes Foundation Linda Robinson Ker-Feal Christopher Boecher Joan Greenfield Marcia Zimmerman Edmond Cocci, Caretaker Keny’e Bogan-EL Art and Archival Docents Anita Gross School Group Guides Zachary Decker Collections Brenda Abrams Anita S. Halpern Retail Operations Julia Atkins-Hastie Lindsey Evans David Adler Penelope Hansen Julie Steiner, Director of Archives, Library and Special Vicki Beal Dorothea Gamble Sunhee Ahn-Pardini Martha Harris Retail Operations Collections Penny Bernick Roman Golebiowski Kristina Antoniades Charlotte Heller James Thomson, Shop Laura Dintzis, Intern Kathy Burmaster Katherine Grace Joycellen Auritt Hildy Jaffe Assistant Manager Judith Caplan Anthony James Conservation Nancy Barth Dorothy Kardon Tia Bianchini, Inventory Nancy Crain Katie Lipscomb Miriam Gillman, Intern Yvonne Bartman Carol Kline Supervisor and Assistant Mary Ann Crutchlow Oriah Lopez Mina Porell, Intern Diane Bass Mary Ann Koller Buyer Beverly Cutler Jasmine Morris Nicolas Tomlinson-St. Juste, Carolyn Berenato Rita Korn Kenneth Avella, Shop Floor Faith Edelman Margaret Muench Intern Judy Billman Delores Kramer Supervisor Susan Feldman Nile Overton Jonas Brachfeld Barbara Krenzel Curatorial Daniele Grossman Barnes Shop Sales Associates Dennis Robinson Dorothy Breed Sharon Lebeau Amalia Wojciechowski, Mindy Hong Diana Blake Isabel Steven Kim Stump Campbell Toby Lerner Intern Joyce Humpert-Nece Brendan Burke Lisa Sucharski Cynthia Carolan Margaret Lile Bonnie Kauffman John Dannheiser Brittany Viteri Registrar Elaine Carter Shirley Miller Rebecca Krasner Kathryn Lien Sarah Wagner-Bloom Julia Carita, Intern Anita Cohen Lourene Nevels Morrow Kristi Heidie Mojica Kathleen Weinstein Patricia Conte Carolyn Noce Advancement Regina Latella Nathan Taraska Lucy West Marjorie Coxe Diane Petrosky Lindsey Evans Ginny Minehart Kumar Wilkins Linda Cummiskey Barbara Podell Cathy Nassau Linda Mitchell Annabelle Curran Marshall Portnoy Anita Mullen-Brodsky

94 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 95 Elizabeth Murray Finance and Visitor Services Geraldine Myles Operations Georgienne Bednar Maria Peet Wynne Carson Arboretum Cheryl Pinkus Robert Dabney Jacob Thomas, Consulting Rachel Porat Joan D’Antonio Director for Horticulture Morgan Sidberry Susan Davidson Education Marilyn Stubblebine Kristin Derrah Paula Burns Regina Ziffer Susan Deutch Loretta DeMarco Victoria Galperin Family and Community Anne Eiswerth Judith Goodwin Programs Sudie Herdman Ruth Hartz Deanna Emmons, Intern Penelope Malish Thomas Lo Keely Lyons, Intern Larry Potter Sayuri Ohshiro Dorian McKinney, Intern Kitty Rapalyea Madeleine Portnoy Laila Okeson, Intern Rick Sellano Donald Santman Hannah Wolfram, Intern Frank Steinmiller Gail Singer Lynn Apfelbaum Jim Tarantino Robert Stern Suzanne Behmke Nancy Trexler Amtul Sufi Gwen Blum Garden Guides Barbara Tortorello Kathleen Bright Edward Dixon Margaret Weber Vicki Caloiero Thomas Donahue Anna Collins Legal and Human Virginia Duerr Diana Davidson Resources Richard Goalwin Karen Downing Jonathan Hoeldtke Legal Helene Estes Maureen Huffman Wendy Dickieson, Intern Samantha Eusebio Connie Lotz Shezaf Reif, Intern Jane Fayer Elaine Markezin John Rutkowski Lillian Hassman Denise Mielnicki Samantha Hugg Human Resources Joan Naide Linda Markoff June-Ann Garafano Barbara Sewell Ginny Minehart Amanda Fowler, Intern Alicia Mino Editorial Amber Glenn, Intern Nancy Puklin Maddie Hammell, Intern Public Programs Kathleen Rabbetts Susan Perry Madison Washington, Intern Toby Schwait Information Technology Lynda Black Gwen Taylor Audio-Visual Irene Wright Grantland Behmke *As of December 31, 2018 Joy Yablonsky John Williams

96 THE BARNES FOUNDATION 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 97 Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of our donor lists. These lists reflect donors who made gifts of $500 or more between January 1, 2018, and December 31, 2018. In the event of a discrepancy, please contact Emily Goldsleger at 215.278.7115 or [email protected].

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