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2004 Annual Report Contents Board of Trustees 2 Board Committees 2 President’s Report 5 Director’s Report 6 Curatorial Report 8 Exhibitions, Traveling Exhibitions 10 Loans 11 Acquisitions 12 Publications 33 Attendance 34 Membership 35 Education and Programs 36 Year in Review 37 Development 44 MAM Donors 45 Support Groups 52 Support Group Officers 56 Staff 60 Financial Report 62 Independent Auditors’ Report 63

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Front Cover: Milwaukee Art Museum, Quadracci Pavilion designed by Santiago Calatrava. Back cover: Josiah McElheny, Modernity circa 1952, Mirrored and Reflected Infinitely (detail), 2004. See listing p. 18.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMMITTEES OF Earlier European Arts Committee David Meissner MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jim Quirk Joanne Murphy Chair Dorothy Palay As of August 31, 2004 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Barbara Recht Sheldon B. Lubar Martha R. Bolles Vicki Samson Sheldon B. Lubar Chair Vice Chair and Secretary Suzanne Selig President Reva Shovers Christopher S. Abele Barbara B. Buzard Dorothy Stadler Donald W. Baumgartner Donald W. Baumgartner Joanne Charlton Vice President, Past President Eric Vogel Lori Bechthold Margaret S. Chester Hope Melamed Winter Frederic G. Friedman Frederic G. Friedman Stephen Einhorn Jeffrey Winter Assistant Secretary and Richard J. Glaisner George A. Evans, Jr. Terry A. Hueneke Eckhart Grohmann Legal Counsel EDUCATION COMMITTEE Mary Ann LaBahn Frederick F. Hansen Marianne Lubar Avis M. Heller Christopher S. Abele Richard J. Glaisner Chair Vice President, Finance P. M ichael Mahoney Mary Ann LaBahn James H. Schloemer Arthur J. Laskin Kim Abler Mary Ann LaBahn Allen M. Taylor Helen Peter Love John Augenstein Vice President, Exhibitions W. Kent Velde Marianne Lubar James Barany Andrew A. Ziegler Geoffrey Maclay Marianne Lubar José Chavez Frank Murn Terrence Coffman Secretary and ACQUISITIONS & COLLECTIONS Lillian M. Schultz Vice President, Acquisitions Miriam Davidson COMMITTEE William M. Treul Marlene Doerr P. M ichael Mahoney Marianne Lubar Daniel Donder Vice President, Investment Chair Photography Committee Ed Hanraham Carol Lewensohn Judy Jorgensen Allen M. Taylor George A. Evans, Jr. Co-Chair Sheri Klein Vice President Vice Chair Peggy Larson Mitchell Jacobson Janet Matthews W. Kent Velde Karen Johnson Boyd Co-Chair Treasurer Marilyn Bradley Steve McCormick Andrea B. Bryant Dick Blau Phillip Naylor MEMBERS AT LARGE Margaret Chester Larry D’Attilio José Olivieri Christopher S. Abele Stephen Einhorn George Evans Michael Price Lori Bechthold Susan M. Jennings David Kahler Betty Ewens Quadracci Michael J. Cudahy Arthur J. Laskin Marianne Lubar Sally Schuler Judy Gordon Wayne R. Lueders Kevin Miyazaki Alfonzo Thurman Terry A. Hueneke J. Thomas Maher III Eric Vogel Jeffrey Joerres Anthony J. Petullo EXHIBITIONS COMMITTEE Judy Jorgensen Richard R. Pieper Prints and Drawings Committee Mary Ann LaBahn Raymond R. Krueger Sande Robinson J. Thomas Maher III Chair José A. Olivieri Allen L. Samson Chair Anthony J. Petullo Reva Shovers Dorothy M. Stadler Betty Ewens Quadracci Frederick Vogel III Kent Anderson Vice Chair Roy Reiman Robert A. Wagner Roger Boerner Christopher S. Abele Marcia Rimai Hope Melamed Winter Lois Ehlert Karen Johnson Boyd Sandra Robinson Laurence Eiseman, Jr. Dale R. Faught Dorothy Nelle Sanders ACQUISITIONS & COLLECTIONS Marianne Epstein Jean Friedlander James H. Schloemer SUBCOMMITTEES George Evans Carmen Haberman Justin N. Segel Julie Evans Decorative Arts Committee George T. Jacobi Suzanne L. Selig Jean Friedlander Judy Jorgensen Dorothy M. Stadler Constance Godfrey Milton Gutglass Jane L. Kaiser Stacy G. Terris Chair George Jacobi Raymond R. Krueger Andrew A. Ziegler Marianne Lubar Tish Alverson Donna Meyer Fred Novy Anthony J. Petullo AUXILIARY SPOKESPERSONS Barbara Buzard David Ritz Mary Terese Duffy Betty Ewens Quadracci Mary Terese Duffy Helen Weber Dorothy Nelle Sanders Barbara Elsner Barry Wind President, Collectors Corner Barbara Fuldner Justin N. Segel Henry Fuldner Suzanne L. Selig Margarete Harvey Modern and Contemporary Charlotte Zucker President, Garden Club Dudley Godfrey, Jr. Committee Nicole Teweles Sally Schuler Anne Vogel Nicole Teweles Chair, Docents Frederick Vogel III Chair Bob Wagner Donna Baumgartner Marilyn Bradley Ellen Checota Karen Drummond Sue Frautschi Jim Hatch Jane Kaiser Jeff Kasch Tony Krausen Marianne Lubar

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ANNUAL CAMPAIGN FINANCE COMMITTEE Richard G. Jacobus EMERITUS PRESIDENTS Ellen Glaisner Richard J. Glaisner Susan M. Jennings COUNCIL Co-Chair Chair Edith Jones Roger L. Boerner David T. Kahler 1968–1971 Sue Selig Donald W. Baumgartner George Kaiser Co-Chair Mary Ann LaBahn Jane Kaiser Sheldon B. Lubar Sheldon B. Lubar Joe Kindig III 1977–1980 Donna Baumgartner P. M ichael Mahoney Senator Herbert H. Kohl Lloyd W. Herrold Valerie Clarke Allen M. Taylor Ruth DeYoung Kohler 1980–1983 Jean Friedlander W. Kent Velde Virginia Krikorian Judy Gordon David T. Kahler Andrew A. Ziegler Arthur J. Laskin 1983–1986 Jill Pelisek Phoebe R. Lewis James Schloemer NOMINATIONS AND Eileen Liebman Robert Feitler Dorothy Stadler GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Marianne Lubar 1986–1989 Stacy Terris Sheldon B. Lubar Susan M. Jennings Nici Teweles Andrew A. Ziegler Chair P. M ichael Mahoney 1989–1992 Sally Manegold DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Allen L. Samson Jeffrey Joerres William M. Manly 1992–1995 P. M ichael Mahoney Marianne Lubar Paul Meissner Co-Chair Sheldon B. Lubar John L. Murray P. M ichael Mahoney Suzanne L. Selig Gil Palay 1995–1998 James H. Schloemer Allen M. Taylor Jill G. Pelisek Donald W. Baumgartner Co-Chair Helen Peters Chairman, 2001-2004 Donald W. Baumgartner PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Gabriele Flagg Pfeiffer Sheldon B. Lubar Richard J. Glaisner Raymond R. Krueger Joan M. Pick 2004– Sheldon B. Lubar Chair Richard Pieper Allen M. Taylor Sue Pieper LAYTON ART COLLECTION Stacy G. Terris Christopher S. Abele Betty Quadracci BOARD OF TRUSTEES H. Carl Mueller Merlin Rostad Henry E. Fuldner PLANNED GIVING Betty Ewens Quadracci Allen L. Samson Donald J. Schuenke President Andrea B. Bryant MARKETING COMMITTEE Douglas Seaman Co-Chair Constance Godfrey Anthony J. Petullo Floyd A. Segel Frederick Vogel III Susan Jennings Chair Mary Ladish Selander Vice Presidents Co-Chair Allan H. Selig Craig Adelman Suzanne Selig Frederick Vogel III Donn Dresselhuys Andrea Bryant L. William Teweles Treasurer Dale Faught Dale Faught Nici Teweles Frederic Friedman Carmen Haberman Barbara Tooman Constance Godfrey William Haberman Ed Hanrahan Mrs. Erwin Uihlein Secretary Judy Jorgensen Terry Hueneke Anne Vogel David Gordon Raymond Kehm John Melamed Frederick Vogel III Curator of the Collection Jill Pelisek Carl Mueller Elmer L. Winter Dorothy M. Stadler Hope Melamed Winter Thomas B. Fitzgerald HUMAN RESOURCES AND Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr. REMUNERATION COMMITTEE MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM David V. Uihlein, Jr. Terry Hueneke COUNCIL Polly Van Dyke Chair Dr. Alfred Bader William Van Dyke Jay Baker Frederick Vogel IV Jeffrey Joerres Patty Baker Sheldon B. Lubar Joan Barnett P. M ichael Mahoney Donald Baumgartner Anthony J. Petullo Donna Baumgartner Polly Beal INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Roger L. Boerner P. M ichael Mahoney Karen Johnson Boyd Chair Marilyn Bradley Orren J. Bradley Mark G. Doll Margaret Chester Richard J. Glaisner The Honorable Richard D. Wayne R. Lueders Cudahy Allen M. Taylor James D. Ericson W. Kent Velde George A. Evans, Jr. Robert Feitler Jean Friedlander Lloyd A. Gerlach Constance Godfrey Dudley J. Godfrey, Jr. Dr. Christopher Graf Christoph H. Guenther Lloyd W. Herrold Robert D. Hevey George Jacobi

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President’s Report

I am honored to once again take on the responsibilities of President of the Board of Trustees of the Milwaukee Art Museum. Having served in this role from 1977 to 1980, it is natural to compare the Museum then and now. Since 1980 we have seen significant change—the creation of an internationally acclaimed building that has attracted the world’s attention to our Calatrava-designed Quadracci Pavilion, and increased awareness of the value of the arts to our economy, culture and community. In addition, we have seen large gains in attendance, membership, and as you might expect, the size of our budget and financial needs. At the same time, we have maintained the strengths of the past— a wonderful Collection, outstanding exhibitions, dedication to art education, and many generous supporters. I want you to know that I assumed this responsibility because I believe in the Milwaukee Art Museum’s value to our community and the importance of continuing to move forward. To succeed, the Museum must rest on strong financial ground, and I have confidence that together we can achieve this secure footing and complete the final fundraising effort to pay for our expansion. In this final fundraising effort, we have received pledges and contributions of approximately $22 million (to date). These pledges are dependent on reaching the goal of $25 million. Working with me in this effort are Museum Director Sheldon Lubar David Gordon and the Development Committee, co-chaired by Mike Mahoney and Jim Schloemer. On behalf of the Museum and our community, I thank our donors and all our workers for their commitment and efforts. I wish to thank Sue Selig and Ellen Glaisner for their accomplishments on the Annual Campaign; with the support of more than 21,000 individuals, corporations and foundations, they raised more than $3.5 million for Museum operations. We all appreciate the work of our Board and commend them for becoming more involved in Museum affairs. We look forward to their increasing participation. It is appropriate that I recognize longtime friends and supporters who are no longer with us—Betty Croasdaile, Toni Ettenheim, Dr. Warren Gilson, Ethel Goodman, Joan Marcus, Andrew Radar and Esther Leah Ritz. They are missed by all of us. The many highlights of fiscal year 2003–2004 are included in this annual report. Let me point out two special programs. The year began with The Quilts of Gee’s Bend and an opening weekend that brought the African-American quiltmakers and their guests from Gee’s Bend, Ala., to the Milwaukee Art Museum. This grand celebration included the gospel choirs of Gee’s Bend and Milwaukee joining together in song, a remarkable experience for all. Second, this year the Museum staff worked successfully to build our public programs, ranging from public forums about local arts issues to a monthly outdoor summer social event on the Baumgartner Terrace, TGIT (Thank Goodness It’s Thursday), to Sunday brunch under the Burke Brise Soleil. The building was established to serve as a gathering place for the community, and these and other programs have gone a long way toward achieving that goal. Looking back on the past and assessing the present is worthwhile, especially as it helps us plan for the future. The Museum finds itself in a unique period—maturing from the launch of our expansion to a time of stability, growth and new opportunities. It is a time when we need to maintain the high profile the building has created around the world while adding to our Collection and presenting exhibitions and educational programs that will enhance the Museum’s attendance, reputation and community impact. With our dedicated leadership, trustees, staff, Museum members and volunteers, I am confident our success will continue, and people who enter our doors will be inspired by our art and the wonderful building in which it is housed.

SHELDON B. LUBAR PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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Director’s Report

The fiscal year covered by this annual report began in September 2003 with The Quilts of Gee’s Bend. This exhibition of works of art created over three generations by the women of Gee’s Bend, Ala., was remarkable not only because of the artistic quality of the quilts but because of the human qualities of the artists. The Museum brought nearly 80 artists and family members to Milwaukee for the opening—a visit that was featured prominently in a recent PBS documentary. Their warmth, dignity and humor enhanced everyone who met them; their singing was uplifting; their stories were moving. Arlonzia Pettway talked about her grandmother, a slave from Africa, decades of poverty, and the fight for civil rights. The quilts were not about any of this directly, but they were the expressions of artists who were constrained from expressing themselves in other ways. The Museum purchased a quilt (thanks to the generosity of a number of donors, see page 22) made by Rachel Carey George from faded work clothes. The public reacted enthusiastically to the exhibition and attendance was 70,557. It was a particular source of pride for the African-American community to see black women artists from one of the poorest parts of the United States celebrated in the Museum. I began this report expressing enthusiasm about an exhibition because it has become clear during the fiscal year how dependent our economics are on our feature exhibitions. David Gordon Some 80 percent of our visitors are from Wisconsin, a high percentage of them from Milwaukee and surrounding counties, and the “new building effect” is wearing off to some extent. As other museums are also increasingly finding, it is the temporary exhibitions that prompt visitors to come to museums. This is a change in habit from the past when a visit to the museum was part of regular life. With so many competing attractions in the arts, entertainment and the home (plasma TV and broadband internet), museums must market themselves more, and the feature exhibition provides the product. This has two potential ill effects. The first is the danger of neglecting the permanent collection. The second is the danger of trying to program surefire hits. While we do not intentionally program surefire miss-hits, we cannot guarantee that every exhibition will bring in a large crowd. Excellent though they were, the exhibitions following Gee’s Bend did not bring in audiences as large. Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection, one of the most dramatic and impressive exhibitions I have seen anywhere, attracted an audience of 21,101. American Fancy, with a very imaginative installation, attracted 43,017. In the longer term, the Museum needs an endowment larger than $22 million so that it is less dependent on the ups and downs of admissions. Museums aim to have endowment income to cover one-quarter to one-third of operating expenses, which compares to one- twelfth at the Milwaukee Art Museum. In the shorter term, we have to keep our expenses at a level set by a reasonable annual target for all attendance; become more efficient in our use of resources; find ways of marketing smarter. Our artistic policy will remain dynamic, diverse and risk-taking. When my quilter-wife Maggi and I saw the Gee’s Bend exhibition in New York at the beginning of its run, it was instinct and judgment that led to the decision to bring it to Milwaukee, not a record of success.

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I was fortunate to get to know Esther Leah Ritz soon after arriving in Milwaukee. Tough-minded, clear-thinking, free of humbug and sentimentality, she was one of Milwaukee’s great ladies. With enormous generosity, she left her and her husband Maurice’s impressive collection of paintings and works on paper to the Museum. Similarly, the specific bequest of acquisition funds from the estate of Betty Croasdaile and the remarkable collection of works on paper received from Ethel Goodman created artistic legacies that we will long honor and appreciate. Our museums depend primarily on collectors for acquisitions and acquisition support, and I fervently hope that their examples will lead the way for others. Although Jim Auer, the long-time art critic and writer for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, passed away after the end of our fiscal year, I feel his death must be noted. His encyclopedic knowledge of all the arts in Milwaukee, his deep empathy for art and his ability to communicate this, will be hugely missed. He was a great friend of the Milwaukee Art Museum. The Museum has an excellent staff: cooperative, flexible, hard-working, open, friendly; it is a great pleasure to work with them. We have an expanding docent corps and volunteers who give the Museum nearly a thousand hours on site and generate an immeasurable amount of goodwill. We have a dedicated and hard-working group of Trustees. To all of them, deep thanks and appreciation. And a special thanks to Sheldon Lubar for his heroic work first as Chairman of the Financial Development Committee and then as President of the Board of Trustees in the campaign to eliminate the debt.

DAVID GORDON DIRECTOR AND CEO

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Curatorial

The highly acclaimed Quilts of Gee’s Bend exhibition opened a very ambitious year for the Musem’s exhibition program. Made by women in the isolated community of Gee’s Bend, Ala., the quilts were praised as “some of the most miraculous works of modern art America has produced” by The New York Times. The exhibition, organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, was the star of the New York art season while on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and MAM was the first Midwest venue for the very popular show. The organizing curator in Milwaukee was Nonie Gadsden. Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection followed in the Baker/Rowland and North Exhibition Galleries. Culled from one of the largest and most important gifts to the Museum in the institution’s history, the exhibition reinforced MAM’s significant strength in German Expressionist holdings. Frank Whitford, an expert on German Expressionism, was the guest curator. The exhibition toured to the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, Pa. The decorative arts exhibition American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840, organized by MAM, featured more than 200 of the most ornamental and emotionally engaging artifacts ever produced in this country. The exhibition’s innovative and elaborate installation was highlighted by a specially designed theater, a kaleidoscopic image projected onto the floor, and a two-story replica of a Fancy store. The exhibition traveled to to the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass., and to the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore. It was curated by Sumpter Priddy and coordinated at MAM by Sarah Fayen, assistant curator with the Chipstone Foundation. The season concluded with a survey exhibition of Wisconsin’s own Tom Uttech. Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech presented 60 paintings, some as large as 10 feet wide, and 29 photographs from the last 30 years of the artist’s career. The exhibition marked the first time that the Baker/Rowland and North Exhibition Galleries were devoted to the work of a single artist from Wisconsin. It was curated by Margaret Andera. Works on paper exhibitions included a show of drawings by contemporary artist John Currin and The Incisive Imagination: Jacques Callot and His Contemporaries, featuring a selection of 17th-century French prints. The beauty and mystery of nature were further explored in an exhibition pairing recent prints by Judy Pfaff and Gregory Conniff photographs entitled Camera and Ink. MAM also showcased exhibitions devoted to the work of Los Angeles-based contemporary painter Laura Owens, installation artist/sculptor James Turrell, and contemporary installation artist Robert Melee. Exhibitions in the Decorative Arts Gallery, supported by the Chipstone Foundation, included Design Reform: Decorative Arts and the Manifesto, 1850–1920, an examination of the design reform movement through the writings and designs of its leaders; Slipware Traditions, a selection of slip-decorated pots from many nations; and Byrdcliffe: An American Arts and Crafts Colony, a centennial celebration of the colony founded as a center for artists and craftsmen in Woodstock, N.Y. In addition to the Maurice and Esther Leah Ritz Collection, many other important acquisitions entered the Museum’s Collection during the year, including a German Tall Case Clock from ca. 1820, a Gee’s Bend quilt by Rachel Carey George from 1935, a group of 17th-century French prints, a photograph by Saul Leiter, a sculpture by pioneering video artist Nam Jun Paik, a sculpture/installation by Andrea Zittel, and works on paper from Ethel Goodman which include an oil painting by Gabriele Münter and a watercolor by Raoul Dufy. In addition to arranging a significant number of important loans of works from MAM’s Collection to national and international museums, the Registrar’s Office managed the tours of the MAM-organized traveling exhibitions Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection and American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840; as well as an exhibition of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works from the Museum’s Collection to the National Museum in Gdansk, Poland.

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The Conservation Department moved into their newly completed lab outfitted with several state-of-the-art pieces of equipment. The Conservation Lab was made possible by grants from the Batterman Foundation, The Robert H. Andrews Memorial Fund of Tides Foundation and an anonymous donor. A number of paintings from the von Schleinitz Collection, as well as works by Nolde, Pechstein and the Antonakos light sculpture are among the works receiving conservation treatment. The department also had major involvement in the preparation of the Specks and American Fancy exhibitions.

Milwaukee Art Museum and the Chipstone Foundation

In 2001, the Milwaukee Art Museum started a collaboration with the Chipstone Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting early decorative arts and promoting scholarship in the field. Located in Fox Point, Wis., Chipstone was founded in 1965 by the Milwaukee collectors Stanley and Polly Mariner Stone. Today, the foundation’s holdings of early American furniture, historical prints, and British pottery are creatively interpreted and displayed alongside the MAM Collection and Chipstone provides the funding for the changing exhibitions in the Decorative Arts Gallery. In addition, Chipstone publishes the two annual scholarly journals, American Furniture and Ceramics in America.

Andrea Zittel, A–Z Living Unit, 1993. See listing p. 18.

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Exhibitions

FEATURE EXHIBITIONS SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS DECORATIVE ARTS TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS

BAKER/ROWLAND AND NORTH VOGEL/HELFAER DECORATIVE ARTS GALLERY Defiance Despair Desire: EXHIBITION GALLERIES CONTEMPORARY GALLERIES The Incredible Elastic Chairs German Expressionist Prints The Quilts of Gee’s Bend Laura Owens of Samuel Gragg from the Marcia and Granvil SEPT 27, 2003–JAN 4, 2004 OCT 18, 2003–JAN 18, 2004 JULY 11–OCT 19, 2003 Specks Collection Carnegie Museum of Art, Organized by the Museum of Organized by the Museum Organized by the Winterthur of Contemporary Art, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fine Arts, Houston and Museum, Gardens and JUNE 12–AUG 8, 2004 Tinwood Alliance, Atlanta Los Angeles Library, Winterthur, Del. Sponsored by Argosy American Fancy: Exuberance Foundation and Friends of Art SCHROEDER GALLERIA Design Reform: Decorative in the Arts, 1790–1840 On Site: Andrea Zittel Arts and the Manifesto, Peabody Essex Museum, Defiance Despair Desire MAY 2003–AUG 2004 1850–1920 Salem, Mass. German Expressionist Prints NOV 14, 2003–FEB 22, 2004 JULY 14–OCT 31, 2004 from the Marcia and Granvil BRADLEY COLLECTION Slipware Traditions Paintings by Wisconsin Artists Specks Collection GALLERIES MARCH 12–JUNE 6, 2004 JAN 17–MARCH 14, 2004 from the Milwaukee Art The New Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Gallery Byrdcliffe: An American Arts American Fancy: Exuberance Milwaukee Public Library SEPT 4, 2003–ONGOING and Crafts Colony OCT 30, 2001–OCT 30, 2004 in the Arts, 1790–1840 JUNE 25–SEPT 19, 2004 APRIL 3–JUNE 20, 2004 PRINTS, DRAWINGS AND Organized by the Herbert F. Sponsored by the National PHOTOGRAPHS Johnson Museum at Cornell Endowment for the Arts and KOSS GALLERY University and supported by the Wisconsin Humanities the New York State Council on Council with funds from the Think Big: Print Workshop the Arts, the Luce Foundation, National Endowment for the Collaborations from the the National Endowment for Humanities; additional support Tatalovich Collection the Humanities, the National provided by the Richard C. JULY 18–OCT 5, 2003 Endowment for the Arts and von Hess Foundation John Currin: Works on Paper Furthermore, a program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund Magnetic North: OCT 17, 2003–JAN 11, 2004 The Landscapes of Tom Uttech Organized by the Aspen Art EDUCATION JULY 10–OCT 3, 2004 Museum and the Des Moines Sponsored by We Energies as Art Center PIEPER EDUCATION GALLERY part of MAM’s “Celebration of The Incisive Imagination: Pieces, Patterns and Puzzles Nature”; additional support Jacques Callot and His SEPT 11, 2003–AUG 24, 2004 provided by the Mae E. Contemporaries Sponsored by Demmer Charitable Trust and FEB 6–MAY 2, 2004 Rockwell Automation Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Schwartz Judy Pfaff–Gregory Conniff: 80th Annual Scholastic Art Camera and Ink Awards–Wisconsin Regional MAY 21–AUG 29, 2004 Exhibition JAN 31–FEB 28, 2004 Sponsored by We Energies as Also on view in the part of MAM’s “Celebration of Cudahy Gallery Nature” Sponsored by Anonymous, CUDAHY GALLERY Avis and James Heller, Suzanne and Richard Pieper James Turrell: First Light Family Foundation, and Portfolio Milwaukee Art Museum MARCH 19–MAY 30, 2004 Currents 31: Robert Melee JUNE 18–SEPT 19, 2004 Exhibitions organized by the Milwaukee Art Museum unless otherwise noted.

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Loans Loans are listed chronologically by date of loan.

The Art of Romare Bearden Picasso: War and Peace Byrdcliffe: An American Arts The Paris Lesson: Impressionism National Gallery of Art Museu Picasso, Barcelona and Crafts Colony and Post-Impressionism from SEPT. 14, 2003–JAN. 4, 2004 MAY 25–SEPT. 26, 2004 Herbert F. Johnson Museum the Collection of the Milwaukee Romare Bearden Pablo Picasso of Art, Cornell University Art Museum The Street, 1964 The Cock of the Liberation, 1944 OCT. 16–DEC. 5, 2004 National Museum Collage Oil on canvas Albany Institute of History and Gdansk, Poland Art, Albany AUG. 8–OCT. 13, 2004. M1996.52 M1959.372 DEC. 18, 2004– FEB. 27, 2005 Pierre Bonnard Global Village: The 60s Circa 1979 New York Historical Society, Girl in Straw Hat, 1903 Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Aspen Art Museum New York Oil on canvas OCT. 2, 2003–MARCH 7, 2004 JUNE 4– JULY 25, 2004 MARCH 15–MAY 15 2005 M1958.13 Winterthur Museum, Chuck Close Philip Guston Georges Braque Nancy, 1968 Table Top, 1979 Winterthur, Del. JUNE 11–SEPT. 5, 2005 Seated Nude, 1906 Acrylic on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Zulma Steele M1983.207 M1992.145 M1953.13 Low Cabinet with Chestnut L’oro e l’Azzurro, Gold and Blue: Gilbert & George Edgar Degas Red Morning Murder, 1977 Relief, ca. 1904 The Colors of the South from Poplar, copper hardware Dancer Holding Her Right Foot Cézanne to Bonnard Photo composite of 25 in Her Right Hand, ca. 1904; L1993.5.1 Casa dei Carraresi, Treviso, Italy; gelatin prints cast 1919–20 organized by Linea d’ombra for M1985.13a-y Side Chair with Lily Ornament, Bronze ca. 1904 the Fondazione Cassamarca M1984.70 Emerson Woelffer Cherry, leather OCT. 10, 2003–MARCH 7, 2004 Colorado Springs Raoul Dufy L1993.4.1 Pierre Bonnard Fine Arts Center Boardwalk of the Casino Marie- View from the Artist’s Studio, JUNE 5–AUG. 29, 2004 Drawing for a Side Chair, Christine at Sainte-Adresse, 1945 ca. 1904 ca. 1906 Emerson Woelffer Pencil Oil on canvas Sunday Session, 1955 Oil on canvas L1993.4.3 M1952.7 Oil on canvas M1977.83 White Pines Pottery M1977.160 Raoul Dufy Schoenberg, Kandinsky and Nature Study (Eucalyptus), the Blue Rider Red Orchestra, 1946–49 O’Keeffe and New Mexico: 1913 Oil on canvas The Jewish Museum, New A Sense of Place Watercolor over pencil York, N.Y. M1959.379 Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, L1993.6.8 OCT. 24, 2003–FEB. 12, 2004 Santa Fe Armand Guillaumin Vase Template, 1915–1926 Puy Barriou, Creuse, ca. 1911 Gabriele Münter JUNE 11–SEPT. 12, 2004 Wood Boating, 1910 Columbus Museum of Art Oil on canvas L1993.6.2 Oil on canvas OCT. 1, 2004– JAN. 16, 2005 M1982.187 Bisque (underglazed) Vase, M1977.128 Delaware Art Museum, Claude Monet Wilmington 1915–1926 Waterloo Bridge, Sunlight After Whistler FEB. 17–MAY 15, 2005 Ceramic Effect, ca. 1900 High Museum of Art, Atlanta L1993.6.3 Oil on canvas NOV. 22, 2003–FEB. 28, 2004 Georgia O’Keeffe Three Part Plaster Mold, M1950.3 Detroit Institute of Arts The Cliff Chimneys, 1938 Oil on canvas 1915–1926 Pierre-August Renoir MARCH 13–JUNE 6, 2004 Ceramic M1998.85 Landscape, ca. 1900 Robert Henri L1993.6.5 Oil on canvas The Art Student, 1906 Coming Home! Southern Vase, ca. 1915–1926 M1973.559 Oil on canvas Self-Taught Artists, The Bible, Glazed earthenware and The American South Pierre-August Renoir M1965.34 L1993.6.1 University of Memphis Nude with Tambourine, ca. 1915 Only Skin Deep: Changing Art Museum Warhol and Lichtenstein Oil on canvas Visions of the American Self JUNE 19–NOVEMBER 13, 2004 Paine Art Center and Gardens, M1973.560 International Center for Florida State Museum of Fine Oshkosh, Wis. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Photography, New York Arts, Tallahassee JUNE 26–OCT.2, 2004 Three Cuirassiers, 1879 DEC. 12, 2003–FEB. 29, 2004 FEB. 18–MARCH 27, 2005 Oil on canvas Roy Lichtenstein Kruger, Barbara The Museum of Biblical Art, M1977.149 Untitled (Your Fictions Become New York Chem IA, 1970 Color lithograph Maurice Utrillo History), 1983 MAY 12–JULY 23, 2005 Canal at Pontoise, ca. 1911 M1998.224 Gelatin silver print Edgar Tolson Oil on canvas Andy Warhol M1987.13 Crucifixion, 1969 M1960.28 Wood Flower, 1964 Joan Miró: 1917–1934 Color lithograph Centre Pompidou, Paris M1989.321 Maurice Utrillo M1981.302 MARCH 3–JUNE 28, 2004 Josephus Farmer La Place du Tertre, ca. 1911 Oil on canvas Joan Miró Genesis, 1970s Chicago Modern, 1893–1945: M1977.150 The King’s Jester (Le fou du roi), Wood Pursuit of the New 1926 M1986.3 Terra Museum of American Oil, pencil, charcoal on canvas Art, Chicago JULY 16–NOV. 15, 2004 M1966.142 Manierre Dawson Prognostic, 1910 Oil on canvas M1967.78

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Milwaukee Art Museum Acquisitions 2004

The acquisition list includes gifts and purchases from September 1, 2003 to August 31, 2004. Dimensions are in inches, with height, width and depth in that order, unless otherwise indicated. For drawings, dimensions indicate sheet size; for prints and photographs, the image size (except where indicated). Prints and drawings are on paper, with exceptions noted. Primary materials only are listed for decorative arts.

Nam Jun Paik, Literature is Not Book, 1988. See listing p. 18.

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Josiah McElheny, Modernity circa 1952, Mirrored and Reflected Infinitely (detail below), 2004. See listing p. 18.

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Gabriele Münter, Staffelsee, 1920. See listing p.18.

James Brooks, Swandor, 1969. See listing p. 18.

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German, possibly Berlin, Tall Case Clock, ca. 1820. See listing p. 23.

Raoul Dufy, Paysage de Provence (Provence Landscape), ca. 1925. See listing p. 18.

Lovis Corinth, Self-Portrait, 1918. See listing p. 18.

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Rachel Carey George, Two-Sided Work Clothes Quilt: (1) Twenty-five patch and (2) Strips, ca. 1935. See listing p. 22.

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Yôzô Hamaguchi, Still Life with Pimentos, 1955. See listing p. 19.

Ron Adams, Blackburn, 2002. See listing p. 19.

Saul Leiter, Café, Paris, 1959, printed 1990s. See listing p. 22.

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PAINTINGS Nam Jun Paik Lovis Corinth Gerhard Mayer (American, b. Korea 1932) (German, 1858–1925) (German, b. 1962) James Brooks Literature is Not Book, 1988 Self-Portrait, 1918 Untitled #96, 1998 (American, 1906–1992) Color videotape and two Watercolor Black ink and pen Swandor, 1969 metal t.v. chairs with plastic 12 1/4 x 9 3/4 in. 13 1/2 x 17 in. Oil on canvas cushions, illuminated world Gift of Allen and Vicki Samson Purchase with funds from Susan and globes with acrylic paint, and M2004.353 Raymond Kehm, with matching funds 28 x 32 in. from SBC Communications two 9 color monitors with Gift of Tony and Sue Krausen Raoul Dufy M2003.136 M2004.361 travel books, book ends and satellite antennae (French, 1877–1953) Dave Muller Nancy Graves 46 x 72 x 40 in. Paysage de Provence (American, b. 1964) (Provence Landscape), ca. 1925 (American, 1940–1995) Gift of Allen and Vicki Samson 1 & 135 Chairs, 2003 Object Disguised 4 Times, 1982 in honor of Russell Bowman and Watercolor Gouache and acrylic Christopher Goldsmith 1 19 /4 x 24 in. 1 Oil on canvas M2003.147 21 x 15 /4 in. 72 x 64 in. Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman Gift of Contemporary Art Society Gift in memory of David W. and Antoniucci Volti M2004.372 M2003.152 Ethel S. Goodman (French, 1915–1989) M2004.376 Harmonie, 1964 Gabriele Münter Bronze (German, 1877–1962) H. 34 in. Staffelsee, 1920 Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman Oil on canvas M2004.373 15 x 18 in. American, Miss Liberty, n.d., see this page. Gift in memory of David W. and Fritz Wotruba Ethel S. Goodman (Austrian, 1907–1975) M2004.371 Kopf (Head), n.d. Ben Schonzeit Bronze with gold patina (American, b. 1942) H. 12 1/2 in. Olive Vase, 1988 Bequest of Grace V. Aldworth Acrylic on canvas M2003.141 48 x 50 in. Andrea Zittel Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman (American, b. 1965) M2004.366 A–Z Living Unit, 1993 Wood, steel, chair, electric lights and various personal SCULPTURE accoutrements American 60 x 40 x 61 in. open (American, 19th-early Gift of Contemporary Art Society 20th century) M2003.151 Miss Liberty, n.d. Carved and painted wood DRAWINGS 41 x 13 1/2 x 10 in. Gift of Allen and Vicki Samson Fred Berman M2004.354 (American, b. 1926) Aldwych Theatre, ca. 1985 Lynne Chadwick Charcoal, pastel, household (British, 1914–2003) transparent tape, found paper Maquette III Diamond, 1984 objects on tan laid paper Bronze 24 x 18 in. 12 3/4 x 15 1/2 in. each Gift of the artist in memory of Gift in memory of David W. and Joseph Friebert Ethel S. Goodman M2004.17 M2004.374.1,.2 Photographer, 1984/95 Robert Kushner Charcoal, pastel, household (American, b. 1949) transparent tape, found paper Candlesticks III, 1991 objects on brown laid paper Bronze 24 1/2 x 19 in. H. 18 in. Gift of the artist in memory of Walter Sheffer Gift in memory of David W. and M2004.18 Ethel S. Goodman M2004.377 Alexander Calder Josiah McElheny (American, 1898–1976) (American, b. 1966) Untitled (Composition #87), Modernity circa 1952, Mirrored 1975 and Reflected Infinitely, 2004 Watercolor Hand-blown mirrored glass 24 3/4 x 30 3/4 in. objects, chrome metal display, Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman glass and mirror M2004.367 30 1/2 x 56 1/2 x 18 1/2 in. Gift of Contemporary Art Society M2004.359

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Gladys Nilsson Rendering for the Evinrude Pierre Brébiette Alberto Giacometti (American, b. 1940) Fisherman Boat, 1956 (French, 1598–ca. 1650) (Swiss, 1901–1966) The Swimming Hole, 1986 Airbrush and marker Marine Gods and Goddesses, Dans l’Atelier (In the Studio); Watercolor on paper 30 x 40 in. n.d. illustration for the book 36 x 53 in. M2003.107 Etchings Paroles peintes (Painted Gift of Fred and Susan Novy Approximately 3 x 6 3/8 in. Words), 1965 M2003.127 Rendering for the Evinrude Lark each (plate and sheet) Etching on Asian paper Boat, 1955 Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust 10 1/8 x 7 13/16 in. (plate) Moses Soyer Airbrush and marker M2004.3.1-.6 Gift in memory of David W. and (American, 1899–1974) 30 x 40 in. Ethel S. Goodman Untitled (Standing Female M2003.111 Jacques Callot M2004.362 Nude), n.d. Purchases (French, 1592–1635) Sepia pencil La vie de Sainte Vierge (The Life George Grosz (American, b. Germany, 19 11/16 x 10 1/2 in. of the Holy Virgin), 1633 PRINTS 1893–1959) Gift in memory of David W. and Suite of 14 etchings Ethel S. Goodman Ron Adams Portfolio cover and title page Approximately 2 3/4 x 1 3/4 in. M2004.378 (American, b. 1934) each (plate) for “Gott mit uns”: politische Blackburn, 2002 Mappe (“God With Us”: Political M2004.2.1-.14 (Clifford) Brooks Stevens Seven-color lithograph Portfolio), 1920 (American, 1911–1995) 25 x 35 in. (image) Frontispiece du Sacra Simple folder with inner flaps, Rendering for Race Team Purchase with funds from the African Cosmologia (Title Page for the bound in chamois-toned Uniforms (man in blue jump- American Art Alliance book Sacred Cosmology), 1630 paper with blue photolitho- suit), ca. 1975 M2004.15 Etching graphic images and title Marker and pen 9 13 Benoît Audran II; 5 /16 x 3 /16 in. information, with natural 15 13/16 x 10 15/16 in. after Nicolas Lancret (plate and sheet) cream leather spine (includes M2004.43 (French, 1690–1743) M2004.6 original drawing, dedication Rendering for Race Team (French, 1698–1772) Gifts of Hockerman Charitable Trust and artist’s signature) 25 1/2 x 19 1/8 x 5/16 in. (closed) Uniforms (man in blue sport Le printems (Spring); from Louisa Chase M2003.143a,b jacket and white pants), ca. the suite Les quatre saisons (American, b. 1951) 1975 (The Four Seasons), 1730 Chasm, 1983 Marker and pen Etching with engraving Yôzô Hamaguchi Four-color woodcut on (Japanese, 1909–2000) 15 13/16 x 10 15/16 in. 15 15/16 x 13 11/16 in. (plate) Japanese paper Still Life with Pimentos, 1955 M2004.41 Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust 24 x 28 3/16 in. (image) M2004.5.1 Color mezzotint Gift of Kent Anderson Rendering for Race Team 17 1/2 x 11 3/4 in. (plate) M2003.149 Uniforms (woman in blue Ernst Barlach Gift of the family of Dr. William jumpsuit), ca. 1975 (German, 1870–1938) Frackelton, in his memory Stefano della Bella M2003.129 Marker and pen Portfolio for Die Wandlungen (Italian, 1610–1664; worked 13 15 15 /16 x 10 /16 in. Gottes (The Transformations in Paris 1639–1650) Käthe Kollwitz M2004.45 of God), 1920 Les quatre Eléments (German, 1867–1945) Vellum-bound volume with (The Four Elements), 1648 An der Kirchenmauer Rendering for Race Team imperial Japan paper pages Uniforms (woman in blue shirt Etchings (By the Church Wall), 1893, and taupe, laid end papers 1 3 and blue pants), ca. 1975 Approximately 3 /4 x 7 /4 in. printed 1920 14 5/16 x 18 7/8 x 7/16 in. (closed) Marker and pen each plate, mounted to a Etching M2003.142 5 1 13 15 single sheet 9 /8 x 5 /4 in. (block) 15 /16 x 10 /16 in. Gifts of Marcia and Granvil Specks M2004.42 Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust Gift in memory of David W. and M2004.4.1-.4 Ethel S. Goodman Jen Benka; Mark Wagner M2004.363 Rendering for Race Team (American, b. 1968; American, Uniforms (woman with white Larry Dinkin b. ca. 1970) (American, b. 1943) Jacques-Philippe le Bas; shirt and blue pants), ca. 1975 A Revisioning of the Preamble after Nicolas Lancret Marker and pen Landscape of Structure from a of the Constitution of the Dream, 1999 (French, 1690–1743) 15 13/16 x 10 15/16 in. United States, 2003 95-color screenprint (French, 1707–1783) M2004.44 Artist’s book: Letterpress text L’hiver (Winter); from the suite 35 x 39 1/8 in. (image) Gifts of Alice A. Preston with French-folded pages Les quatre saisons (The Four Gift of Estelle and Martin Karlin Rendering for the Evinrude and index tabs, case-bound M2004.14 Seasons), 1730 “Helibout,” 1960 with dust jacket sleeve Etching with engraving Airbrush and marker 8 7/8 x 5 7/16 x 9/16 in. (closed) Hulda Rotier Fischer 16 13/16 x 13 11/16 in. (plate) 30 x 40 in. Purchase, with funds given by Susan (American, 1893–1982) Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust and Raymond Kehm, with matching Plowing at the Foot of Holy Hill, M2004.5.4 M2003.108 funds from SBC Communications M2003.128 ca. 1940 Rendering for the Evinrude Lithograph Fernand Léger “House Float,” 1958 (French, 1881–1955) Georges Braque 10 1/4 x 7 5/16 in. (image) Airbrush and marker La Ville (The City), ca. 1957 (French, 1882–1963) Gift of Barbara and Russell Bowman 30 x 40 in. Le Bouquet (The Bouquet); M2003.130 Color lithograph with hand M2003.110 from Braque Lithographe by coloring Albert Flamen 14 1/2 x 11 1/4 in. (image) Rendering for the Evinrude Fernand Mourlot, 1962, printed 1963 (French, ca. 1620–after 1669) Gift in memory of David W. and “Jetstream,” 1959 Ethel S. Goodman Color lithograph Le chemin à la lisière d’un bois Airbrush and marker (Road by the Edge of a Wood), M2004.368 11 7/8 x 6 1/4 in. (image) 30 x 40 in. 1659/64 Gift in memory of David W. and M2003.109 Ethel S. Goodman Etching M2004.369 4 9/16 x 8 7/16 in. (plate) Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust M2004.7

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Georges Rouault Nicolas Henri Tardieu; (French, 1871–1958) after Nicolas Lancret Aide-Bourreau (Portant un des (French, 1690–1743) bois de la Croix) (Assistant (French, 1674–1749) Executioner [Carrying a Section L’autonne (Autumn); from the of the Cross]); illustration suite Les quatre saisons from the Passion by André (The Four Seasons), 1730 Saurès, 1939 Etching with engraving Aquatint, sugar-lift aquatint, 16 13/16 x 13 1/2 in. (plate) roulette, and drypoint over Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust photogravure, with scraping M2004.5.3 and burnishing Pietro Testa 12 1/4 x 8 1/2 in. (plate) (Italian, 1612–1650) Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman The Birth and Infancy of M2004.364 Achilles, 1648–50 Etching Kenny Scharf 10 7/8 x 16 1/2 in. (American, b. 1958) (plate and sheet) The Three Faces of Jackie the Gift of Pia Gallo in memory of American; from the portfolio Esther Leah Ritz Kraka Jackie Boom, 1998 M2004.334 Color screenprint Simon Vouet, Holy Family with a Bird, 1633. Etching. Listing this page. Simon Vouet 32 9/16 x 40 1/8 in. (image) (French, 1590–1649) Gift of Estelle and Martin Karlin Julian Lethbridge Hermann Max Pechstein M2004.13 Holy Family with a Bird, 1633 (English, b. 1947) (German, 1881–1955) Etching Melrose Beach #1–#5, 2002 Portfolio cover and colophon Karl Schmidt-Rottluff 7 1/2 x 8 3/8 in. (plate) Suite of five color lithographs for Das Vater Unser (German, 1884–1976) Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust Approx. 22 5/8 x 21 in. each (The Lord’s Prayer), 1921 Portfolio cover for M2004.1 (image) Simple folder with inner flaps, 10 Holzschnitte (10 Woodcuts), Andy Warhol Gifts of the family of Laura Hipke Cota, bound in royal navy blue 1918 in her memory paper, with applied woodcut Simple folder bound in (American, 1928–1987) M2004.46.1-.5 cover image and title on eggplant–toned paper with Martin Buber; from the series beige paper royal blue cloth spine and Ten Portraits of Jews of the Miranda Maher Twentieth Century, 1980 24 5/16 x 16 13/16 x 3/8 in. (closed) black cloth ties, with applied (American, b. ca. 1965) Color screenprint on board After Reasonable Research, Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection woodcut title and credit M2003.144a,b information on gold paper 40 x 32 in. (image) 2000 Anonymous Gift 25 5/16 x 20 13/16 x 5/16 in. Artist’s book: digital laser Gabriel Pérelle M2003.138 printed text on decorative (closed) (French, ca. 1603–1677) M2003.146 Italian paper Evening Landscape with Ray Weiss 1 1 3 8 /4 x 4 /4 x /4 in. (closed) Cowherds, 1655/65 Portfolio cover and colophon (American, 1889–1984) Purchase, with funds given by Susan Etching for Neun Holzschnitte Clock Tower, Dinan, ca. 1930 and Raymond Kehm, with matching Etching funds from SBC Communications 4 7/8 x 4 7/8 in. (plate) (Nine Woodcuts), 1918 9 3/8 x 5 3/16 in. (plate) M2004.16 Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust Simple folder with inner flaps, M2004.9 bound in gray paper with Gift of Dr. David W. Cugell John “Crash” Matos imitation leather finish, with M2004.54 (American, b. 1961) Pablo Ruiz Picasso applied woodcut title and Kablam, 1990 (Spanish, 1881–1973) James Abbott McNeill credit image on cream paper Whistler Color screenprint and Sculpteur et son autoportrait (closed) lithograph sculpté servant de socle à une (American, 1834–1903) 24 5/16 x 16 13/16 x 3/8 in. 36 x 36 in. (image and sheet) tête de Marie-Thérèse (The Gants de suède (Suede Gloves); M2003.145a,b published in The Studio 3, Gift of Estelle and Martin Karlin Sculptor with a Sculpted Self- Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection M2004.12 Portrait Serving as a Pedestal no. 13, 1890 for a Head of Marie-Thérèse); Gérard Jean-Baptiste Scotin II; Transfer lithograph 5 1 Mark Mulhern from the Suite Vollard, 1933 after Nicolas Lancret 8 /8 x 4 /8 in. (image) (American, Wisconsin, b. 1951) Etching (French, 1690–1743) Gift of George and Julia Evans and Crucifixion, ca. 1985 Barbara Brown Lee in memory of 10 1/2 x 7 5/8 in. (plate) (French, 1698–after 1755) Judith Abert Meissner Color monotype Gift in memory of David W. and L’esté (Summer); from the suite M2003.140 13 3 23 /16 x 19 /4 in. (image) Ethel S. Goodman Les quatre saisons M2003.132 M2004.365 (The Four Seasons), 1730 The River, n.d. Pablo Ruiz Picasso (after) Etching with engraving 7 5 Etching with drypoint (Spanish, 1881–1973) 16 /8 x 13 /8 in. (plate) Gift of Hockerman Charitable Trust 9 7/8 x 11 7/8 in. (plate) Untitled (Three Fauns in M2004.5.2 M2003.131 Classical Landscape), ca. 1960 Gifts of Barbara and Russell Bowman Color aquatint Frank Stella 3 1 18 /4 x 22 /8 in. (plate) (American, b. 1936) Gift in memory of David W. and Kozangródek (II), 1975 Ethel S. Goodman M2004.370 Hand-colored cast paper relief 26 x 21 1/2 x 1 3/4 in. (overall) Gift in memory of David W. and Ethel S. Goodman M2004.375

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Karl Wirsum TILL (London), 2003 Lafayette County, Mississippi, Tim Davis (American, b. 1939) Chromogenic print 1993, printed 2003 (American, b. 1969) Pumpkin Mask V, 1978 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) Digital inkjet print, mounted Car Dealership; from the series Offset lithograph on M2004.23 on foam core Lots, 2001, printed 2004 orange wove paper, staples, 30 1/16 x 35 7/8 in. (image) Chromogenic print, mounted Young’s (London), 2003 rubber bands M2004.30 on PVC board Chromogenic print 10 1/4 x 8 1/2 in. 31 1/8 x 40 1/8 in. (image and sheet) 16 x 20 in. (image and sheet) Lafayette County, Mississippi, (image and mount) 1993, printed 2004 M2003.133 M2004.21 M2004.344 Digital inkjet print, mounted Skull Mask, 1978 G-Pow (Milwaukee) 2003 on foam core Manet/Viacom; from the Chromogenic print Offset lithograph on 30 1/8 x 36 in. (image) series Credentials, 2002, 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) cream wove paper, staples, M2004.33 printed 2004 rubber bands M2004.24.1 Chromogenic print, 3 3 Sauk County, Wisconsin, 1995, 9 /8 x 8 /8 in. (image and W (Milwaukee), 2003 mounted on PVC board sheet) printed 2003 48 x 60 in. (image and mount) Chromogenic print Digital inkjet print, mounted M2003.134 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) M2004.343 Gifts of Barbara and Russell Bowman on foam core Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection M2004.24.2 14 9/16 x 36 in. (image) Robert Zakanitch Wa/Gas/Power (Milwaukee), M2004.27 Lauren Greenfield (American, b. 1935) (American, b. 1966) 2003 Lafayette County, Mississippi, Dragonseed, 1978 Chromogenic print Allegra, 4, plays dress-up, Screenprint and lithograph 1996, printed 2004 Malibu, California; from the 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) Digital inkjet print, mounted 14 x 14 1/2 in. (image) Girl Culture series, 1999 M2004.24.3 on foam core Gift of Barbara and Russell Bowman Cibachrome print 30 1/8 x 36 in. (image) M2003.135 Wa/Gas (Milwaukee), 2003 19 9/16 x 13 in. (image) Chromogenic print M2004.32 M2004.47 Minna Weiss Zellner 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) (American, 1889–1982) Dane County, Wisconsin, 1997, Alli, Annie, Hannah, and Berit, M2004.24.4 Les arbres—Concarneau, printed 2002 all 13, in front of Annie’s Bretagne (Trees—Concarneau, Ga/Power (Milwaukee), 2003 Digital inkjet print, mounted house before their first big Brittany), ca. 1930 Chromogenic print on foam core party of the seventh grade, 3 Etchings 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) 18 /16 x 48 in. (image) Edina, Minnesota; from the M2004.34 9 3/4 x 7 13/16 in. (plate) M2004.24.5 Girl Culture series, 1998 Gift of Dr. David W. Cugell Cibachrome print Oil (Milwaukee), 2003 Rutledge/Spaight Gardens, M2004.55 13 x 19 9/16 in. (image) Chromogenic print 2002, printed 2004 M2004.48 11 x 14 in. (image and sheet) Digital inkjet print, mounted PHOTOGRAPHS on foam core M2004.24.6 The damas (maids of honor) 1 Tracey Baran Gifts of the artist 30 x 30 /8 in. (image) go from the church to the (American, b. 1975) M2004.28 reception in a Ford Explorer Gregory Conniff Her Golden Moment; from Dane County, Wisconsin, 2003, limousine at Ruby’s the Hunted series, 2002 (American, b. 1944) quinceañera, Huntington Park, Emmons County, North printed 2004 Chromogenic print Digital inkjet print, mounted California; from the Girl 20 x 24 in. (image and sheet) Dakota, 1989, printed 2003 Culture series, 2001 Digital inkjet print, mounted on foam core (in artist’s M2004.341 Cibachrome print on foam core frame) 12 7/8 x 19 1/4 in. (image) 30 1/8 x 30 1/16 in. (image) Tainted; from the Hunted series, 30 1/8 x 36 in. (image) M2004.49 2002 M2004.39 M2004.35 Chromogenic print Dane County, Wisconsin, 2003, Cindy Margolis, the world’s 20 x 24 in. (image and sheet) Dane County, Wisconsin, 1991, most downloaded woman printed 2003 printed 2004 M2004.342 Digital inkjet print, mounted according to the “Guiness Book Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection Digital inkjet print, mounted of World Records,” in her bath- on foam core on foam core 1 room, Studio City, CA; from the 3 1 30 /8 x 36 in. (image) Fred Berman 30 /8 x 30 /16 in. (image) Girl Culture series, 2000 M2004.38 (American, b. 1926) M2004.26 Cibachrome print Barton Street, London, 1967, Iowa County, Wisconsin, 2003, 19 1/4 x 12 3/4 in. (image) printed later Iowa County, Wisconsin, 1991, printed 2003 printed 2004 M2004.50 Chromogenic print Digital inkjet print, mounted 20 x 16 in. (image and sheet) Digital inkjet print, mounted Leah, 13, has her “before” on foam core on foam core M2004.25 1 picture taken at weight-loss 7 1 30 /8 x 36 in. (image) 13 /8 x 36 /16 in. (image) camp, Catskills, New York; from M2004.37 Arles, 2000 M2004.29 the Girl Culture series, 2001 Chromogenic print Iowa County, Wisconsin, 1991, Rutledge/Spaight Gardens, Cibachrome print 16 x 20 in. (image and sheet) 1 7 printed 2004 2003, printed 2004 19 /4 x 12 /8 in. (image) M2004.19 Digital inkjet print, mounted Digital inkjet print, mounted M2004.51 Nice, 2000 on foam core on foam core Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection 30 x 30 1/8 in. (image) Chromogenic print 30 1/8 x 30 in. (image) 20 x 16 in. (image and sheet) M2004.40 M2004.36 Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection M2004.20 Yalobusha County, Mississippi, ALO (London), 2003 1991, printed 2004 Chromogenic print Digital inkjet print, mounted 11 x 13 1/2 in. (image and on foam core sheet) 30 1/8 x 36 in. (image) M2004.22 M2004.31

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David Robbins (American, b. 1957) Untitled (to C), 1990 Cibachrome print 12 15/16 x 19 9/16 in. (image) M2004.348 Untitled (Pencil Syringe), 1991 Cibachrome print 8 x 10 in. (image and sheet) M2004.347 Gifts of Hudson, New York

Josef Sudek (Czechoslovakian, 1896–1976) Twisted Tree; from The Window of My Studio series, ca. 1950s Gelatin silver print 6 7/8 x 5 1/16 in. (image) Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Collection M2004.8

William Wegman (American, b. 1943) Rock Clock, 1999 Cibachrome print 7 1/8 x 7 1/8 in. (image) Lauren Greenfield, The damas (maids of honor) go from the church to the reception in a Ford Explorer limousine at Ruby’s quinceañera, Huntington Park, California; from the Girl Culture series, 2001. Listing previous page. Gift of Douglas C. James M2004.358

Clarence White David Octavius Hill and Nikki S. Lee Saul Leiter (American, 1871–1925) Robert Adamson (American, b. Korea, 1970) (American, b. 1923) Boys Going to School; plate V (Scottish, 1812–1870; The Yuppie Project (14); Café, Paris, 1959, from the deluxe periodical 1821–1848) from the Projects series, printed 1990s Camera Work, no. 23, ca. 1904, The Minnow Pool; from the 1998, printed 2004 Cibachrome print from published 1908 deluxe periodical Camera Fujiflex print Kodachrome negative Photogravure Work, no. 28, ca. 1845, 28 1/4 x 21 1/4 in. 13 1/2 x 8 15/16 (image) 8 1/16 x 6 3/16 in. published 1909 (image and sheet) Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection (image and sheet) Photogravure M2004.339 M2004.11 Gift of Douglas C. James in honor of 8 5/16 x 6 1/4 in. the 100th birthday of his cousin, (image and sheet) The Schoolgirls Project (22); Sharon Lockhart George F. Kennan from the Projects series, 2000, (American, b. 1964) M2004.356 Gift of Douglas C. James in honor of the 100th birthday of his cousin, printed 2004 Maja and Elodie, 2003 George F. Kennan Fujiflex print Chromogenic prints M2004.357 DECORATIVE ART 28 1/4 x 21 1/4 in. 49 x 65 1/8 in. each (image and sheet) (image and sheet) Rob Barnard Lewis Koch (American, b. 1949) (American, b. 1949) M2004.340 Gift of Contemporary Art Society and Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection Teabowl, 2003 Cumulus 1–3, 2004 The Hip-Hop Project (25); M2003.148a,b Earthenware, slip decoration Triptych of three gelatin from the Projects series, 2001, 3 1/2 x 3 1/2 x 6 1/2 in. silver prints Danny Lyon printed 2004 Gift of the artist in memory of his niece, 16 x 20 in. each Fujiflex print (American, b. 1942) Ann Burke Courtney Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection Kathy, Chicago, 1966, M2004.355 21 1/4 x 28 1/4 in. M2004.346.1-.3 (image and sheet) printed 2002 Cibachrome print Henry Brind (attributed to) George Krause M2004.338 13 1/16 x 8 3/4 in. (image) (English, London, n.d.) (American, b. 1937) Part (8); from the Parts series, M2004.53 Castor, 1742–43 Nun, Ecuador, 1971 2003 Silver Hand-toned gelatin silver print Chromogenic print mounted Memorial Day Run, Milwaukee, 5 x 2 in. diam. 1 3 6 /2 x 4 /4 in. on aluminum with laminate 1966, printed 2002 Gift of Helen Peter Love (image and sheet) surface Gelatin silver print M2004.379 Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection 18 1/4 x 12 3/8 in. (image) 33 15/16 x 13 1/8 in. (image) M2004.345 Rachel Carey George M2004.336 M2004.52 Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection (American, b. 1908) Louise Lawler Part (21); from the Parts series, Two-Sided Work Clothes Quilt: (American, b. 1947) 2003 Richard Prince (1) Twenty-five patch and Midnight, Pasadena, 1986 Chromogenic print mounted (American, b. 1949) (2) Strips, ca. 1935 Gelatin silver print mounted on aluminum with laminate Untitled (Wave Gang); Denim, wool trousers, mattress between Plexiglas panels surface from the Gang series, 1982, ticking, and cotton 4 x 13 in. (image and sheet) printed 1984 30 x 26 1/4 in. 82 x 72 in. Gift of Mr. David Robbins (image and sheet) Ektacolor print Purchased with funds from the M2004.349 14 x 11 in. Tinwood Alliance, the Collectors’ Corner, M2004.337 Carolyn Baumgartner Maruggi, Gifts of Contemporary Art Society and Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection Suzy Ettinger and Sally Waters in memory Ethel and Richard Herzfeld Collection M2004.335 of Sanford J. Ettinger, the Epsilon Kappa Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and friends M2003.139

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German, possibly Berlin (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Tall Case Clock, ca. 1820 American Machine and Gamble-Skogmo Spartan Company Poplar burl and ebonized Foundry Company Department Stores (American, 1911–1995; pear wood (American, 1911–1995; (American, 1911–1995; Minneapolis, Minnesota) 82 x 23 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. New York, NY) Minneapolis, Minnesota) Vaporizer (or Humidifier), 1945 Gift of René von Schleinitz Memorial AMF Jet Tricycle, 1957 or later “Coronado” Radio, 1952 Durez Brand phenolic plastic Foundation, by exchange Metal, rubber and leather Phenolic plastic and aluminum M2003.137 21 1/4 x 21 1/2 x 25 1/2 in. 5 1/4 x 9 1/2 x 4 in. 7 x 8 x 5 1/2 in. Robert Lazzarini M2003.119 Gift of Reddington Collection Gift of Reddington Collection (American, b. 1965) M2003.115 M2003.114 Teacup, 2003 (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Cutler-Hammer Company (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Porcelain with yellowed glaze Mirro Aluminum Company Trav-Ler Radio and Television and gilding and metal spoon (American, 1911–1995; Milwaukee, Wisconsin) (American, 1911–1995; Corporation Assembled: 3 1/2 x 6 3/4 Motor Control Enclosure, Manitowoc, Wisconsin) (American, 1911–1995: diam. in.; Saucer: 6 1/4 diam. in.; 1938–39 “Manhattan” Electric Skillet, Chicago, Illinois) Cup: 3 1/4 x 1 1/4 in.; Stamped metal 1968 Trav-Ler Radio, 1947 Spoon: 3/4 x 6 1/4 in. 7 3 Aluminum, plastic Phenolic plastic, Anonymous gift 7 /8 x 4 /4 x 4 in. 9 3/4 x 20 x 11 1/2 in. mechanical parts M2004.360a,b,c M2003.124 Purchase 3 1/2 x 10 1/4 x 6 1/2 in. (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; M2003.122 Purchase Mensie Lee Pettway M2003.125 (American, Gee’s Bend, Durant Manufacturing Coffeepot, 1965 Alabama, b. 1939) Company Aluminum and plastic Clifford) Brooks Stevens; 1 1 Pieced Quilt Top, ca. 2002–03 (American, 1911–1995; 11 /2 x 5 /2 Webster Electric Company Polyester and wool Milwaukee, Wisconsin) (maximum diam.) in. (American, 1911–1995; “Productimeter” Assembly Gift of Reddington Collection 84 1/2 x 66 in. Racine, Wisconsin) Line Counter, 1939 M2003.117 Gift of John Reiss in memory of “Teletalk” Intercom, 1951 Cleopatra Daniels Metal Perforated metal and wood 1 1 3 (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; U2003.7 3 /2 x 5 /2 x 2 /8 in. 1 Modern Hygiene Company 6 /2 x 15 x 7 in. M2003.120 Probably Maryland or (American, 1911–1995; Gift of Reddington Collection M2003.116 northern Virginia (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Boston, Massachusetts) Desk-and-Bookcase, Gamble-Skogmo Vacuum Cleaner, 1948 1790–1800 Department Stores Aluminum and plastic ASIAN Mahogany, mahogany veneer, (American, 1911–1995; Body: H. 9 x 26 x 6 1/2 in.; Chinese, Western Han yellow pine, tulip poplar, oak, Minneapolis, Minnesota) Hose: L. 65 in.; Dynasty (202 B.C.–220 A.D.) light and dark wood stringing, “Coronado” Radio, 1950 Handle: 3 x 11 x 16 in. Tomb Sculpture, and inlay with original brasses Plastic M2003.113 Standing Male Figure 97 3/4 x 43 3/4 x 24 in. 6 x 10 1/2 x 5 in. Earthenware with painted (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Purchased with funds from the Purchases decoration Decorative Arts Discretionary Moe Bros. Lighting Company Acquisition Fund M2003.126 24 1/2 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. (American, 1911–1995; M2003.150 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Breece III Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin) M2004.333 (Clifford) Brooks Stevens Portable Heat Lamp, 1947 (American, 1911–1995) Metal, glass (glass light bulb Model for the Satellite Towers not original) Hotel and Conference Center, 6 x 10 x 5 1/4 in. (with bulb) Milwaukee, 1964 M2003.121 Plastic 16 x 24 x 24 in. (Clifford) Brooks Stevens; M2003.112 Fitzhugh Scott; JPS Studio (American, 1911–1995; Milwaukee, Wisconsin) Architectural Model of the Brooks and Alice Stevens Residence, 2003; House built 1940 Wood and paper 5 x 15 1/2 x 15 in. M2003.123

(Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Sears, Roebuck and Company (American, 1911–1995; Chicago, Illinois) “Sears Screamer” Bicycle, 1968 Steel, rubber and plastic 40 1/4 x 55 x 27 1/8 in. M2003.118 Purchases

(Clifford) Brooks Stevens; Sears, Roebuck and Company, “Sears Screamer” Bicycle, 1968. Listing this page.

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Maurice and Esther Leah Ritz Collection

In 1992, Esther Leah Ritz bequeathed the majority of her growing collection of paintings, prints and drawings to the Milwaukee Art Museum. Mrs. Ritz amassed this outstanding body of material with her husband, Maurice, and with advice from his sister, Betsy Ritz Friebert and her husband, Joseph Friebert (both artists). The collection is a living testament to the powerful, intelligent, passionate, informed and discerning woman who oversaw its growth throughout much of her life. The works listed here entered the Museum in April 2004, following Esther Leah’s death at the age of 85 in late 2003. The bequest is comprised of 293 works, including 22 paintings, 57 drawings and 214 prints. Strong representation of German Expressionist works in all three media deepen an already important collection, further establishing the Museum’s reputation in this area. Paintings of note are key works by Gabriele Münter, August Macke, Lovis Corinth and Paula Modersohn-Becker, who was not previously represented in the Collection. Examples of French, Austrian, Belgian, British and American Modernism provide a welcome boost to growing areas, as well as many firsts. For instance, the Ritz bequest introduces the work of Egon Shiele, Gustav Klimt and Paul Gauguin into the Museum’s Collection for the first time. Three prints by the enigmatic and respected Belgian printmaker James Ensor bring the total number in the Collection to four. Northern European Old Master prints by Dürer, Rembrandt, Hans Sebald Beham, Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Lucas van Leyden also make important additions to the Collection. Nine outstanding Picasso prints significantly improve the Museum’s holdings of the artist’s graphic work. Finally, the addition of several works by American Modernists from the Ashcan and New York Schools such as Robert Henri, George Bellows, John Sloan, Louis Lozowick, Isabel Bishop, Martin Lewis and Rockwell Kent augment what is becoming a considerable body of material from this important era. A small memorial collection of works by Betsy Ritz Friebert and Joseph Friebert has been given by their daughters Susan Rossen and Judith Friebert and grand- daughter Rebecca Rossen in honor of the Ritz bequest to commemorate the special relationship between the two families.

Gabriele Münter, Bildnis Frau von Hartmann (Portrait of Mrs. [Olga] von Hartmann, 1910. Listing opposite page.

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PAINTINGS Julius Bissier (Swiss, 1893–1965) Untitled, 1958 Egg tempera on canvas M2004.114

William Merritt Chase (American, 1849–1916) Still Life with Ladle, 1917 Oil on canvas M2004.115

Lovis Corinth (German, 1858–1925) The Meal of Oysters (Portrait of Charlotte Berendt), 1902 Oil on canvas M2004.116 Portrait Sketch of Mr. Beyer, 1917 Oil on canvas M2004.117

Charles-François Daubigny (French, 1817–1878) Printemps (Spring), ca. 1870 Oil on canvas M2004.118

Frank Duveneck (American, 1848–1919) Lovis Corinth, The Meal of Oysters (Portrait of Charlotte Berendt), 1902. Listing this page. Grätchen, n.d. Oil on canvas Alexei Jawlensky Bildnis Frau von Hartmann DRAWINGS M2004.119 (Russian, 1864–1941) (Portrait of Mrs. [Olga] von Jacques Zacharias Blyhooft Stilleben mit Vase und gilden Hartmann), 1910 (Dutch, ca. 1600–1680) Joseph Friebert Hyacinthen (Still Life with Vase Oil on board (American, 1908–2002) A Cavalry Battle, n.d. and Golden Hyacinths), 1902 M2004.130 Black ink, wash Colosseum, 1955 Oil on canvas Oil on board M2004.56 M2004.125 Jules Pascin M2004.120 (American, b. Bulgaria, Schlafende (Sleeping Woman), Muirhead Bone 1885–1930) (English, 1876–1953) Five Figures in an Opera Box, 1910 Groupe de femmes (Group of 1959 Oil on cardboard Storm on the Coast of Women), n.d. Cornwall, 1929 Oil on board M2004.126 Oil on board M2004.121 Watercolor M2004.132 August Macke M2004.57 Franz Xaver Fuhr (German, 1887–1914) Hermann Max Pechstein Winter Evening High Tide— (German, 1898–1973) Native Sea Fight, 1912 (German, 1881–1955) Blakeney, Norfolk, n.d. Gramisch (Houses in the Alps), Oil on canvas Fishermen, 1917 Graphite and black ink wash ca. 1964–1970 M2004.127 Oil on canvas M2004.58 Oil on press board M2004.133 M2004.122 Paula Modersohn Becker Rupert Charles Bunny (German, 1876–1907) Early Morning, Leba, 1922 (Australian, 1864–1947) Natalia Gontcharova Brother and Sister, ca. 1906 Oil on canvas Untitled: [Nude Reclining (Russian, 1881–1962) Oil on canvas M2004.134 (recto), Seated Nude (verso)], Seerosen in einer Schale (Water M2004.128 n.d. Lilies in a Bowl), n.d. John Singer Sargent Graphite Oil on canvas Adolphe Monticelli (American, 1856–1925) M2004.59 M2004.123 [attributed to] The Smoky Thames, 1885 (French, 1824–1886) Oil on canvas Luca Cambiaso Harry Hall Council of Conti, n.d. M2004.135 (Italian, 1527–1585) (English, 1814–1883) Oil on canvas A Prophet, n.d. Surplice: Winner of the Derby M2004.129 Pen and ink and St. Ledger in the Same M2004.61 Year, ca. 1848 Gabriele Münter Oil on canvas (German, 1877–1962) Meeting of Numa Popilius with the Nymph Egeria at the Holy M2004.124 Oberau (Landscape), 1908 Oil on board Well, n.d. M2004.131 Sepia wash and ink M2004.60

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Lovis Corinth Ruth Grotenrath (German, 1858–1925) (American, 1912–1988) Ariadne, 1912 Poppies, 1968 Graphite Gouache on brown paper M2004.62 M2004.75 Portrait of an Old Woman, Still Life with Shrimp, n.d. 1918 Watercolor Watercolor M2004.74 M2004.63 Marsden Hartley Portrait of Dr. Arthur Rosin, (American, 1877–1943) 1923 The Old Man (Self-Portrait), Crayon and graphite n.d. M2004.64 Graphite M2004.76 Arthur B. Davies (American, 1862–1928) Erich Heckel Reclining Nude, n.d. (German, 1883–1970) White chalk and charcoal on Berge bei Taormina (Mountains brown laid paper Near Taormina), 1936 M2004.65 Watercolor over graphite Standing Nude, n.d. M2004.77 Charcoal and white chalk on gray paper Robert Henri (American, 1865–1929) M2004.66 Portrait of Marjorie Henri, Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène ca. 1917 Delacroix Pastel (French, 1798–1863) M2004.78 Studies of the Medici Madonna by Michelangelo Karl Hofer and possibly a Baptismal Font (German, 1878–1955) by Nicolo Pisano, n.d. Seated Nude, n.d. Ruth Grotenrath, Poppies, 1968. Listing this page. Graphite Graphite M2004.79 M2004.67 Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Fernand Léger (German, 1880–1938) (French, 1881–1955) Allart van Everdingen Karl Hubbuch (German, 1891–1979) Sich waschende Frauen Male Figure, 1909 (Dutch, 1621–1675) (Women Washing Themselves), Black ink on brown paper Nordic Landscape with Woman’s Head in Right Profile, ca. 1928 1914 M2004.92 Travelers and a Huge Rock, n.d. Watercolor and graphite Brown and black ink with wash Graphite M2004.80 M2004.87 Sir Frederic Leighton M2004.68 (English, 1830–1896) George Inness Gustav Klimt Study of a Robed Arab Man, Toni Frankovic (Austrian, 1862–1918) Torso with Arms Crossed, n.d. (Israeli, late 20th C.) (American, 1825–1894) Landscape with Lake, n.d. Nude, n.d. Charcoal and white chalk on Untitled (Self-Portrait), n.d. Graphite tan paper Watercolor Graphite M2004.89 M2004.93 M2004.69 M2004.81 Standing Woman, n.d. George Luks Joseph Friebert Wolf Kahn Graphite (American, b. 1927) (American, 1867–1933) (American, 1908–2002) M2004.88 Blue Slope, 1968 Self-Portrait—Caricature, n.d. After Pascin, 1964 Charcoal Charcoal on deep tan paper Pastel Oskar Kokoschka M2004.94 M2004.71 M2004.82 (Austrian, 1886–1980) Reclining Nude, 1911 Ernst Wilhelm Nay Three Figures, 1964 Georges Kars Charcoal and watercolor Charcoal on brown paper (French, b. Czechoslovakia, (German, 1902–1968) M2004.90 M2004.70 1882–1945) Komposition mit farbigen Kreisen (Composition with The Foot Bath, n.d. Edwin Henry Landseer Achille-Emile Othon Friesz Black ink and wash Colored Circles), 1959 (English, 1802–1873) Watercolor (French, 1879–1949) M2004.84 Three Studies of a Stag, n.d. M2004.95 Standing Nude, n.d. Graphite Sepia conté crayon Morning Bath, 1922 Charcoal on gray paper M2004.236 M2004.72 Robert von Neumann M2004.86 (American, b. Germany, Mikhail Larionov Johann Garber 1888–1976) Two Nudes, 1934 (French, b. Russia, 1881–1964) Man Fishing in Woods, n.d. (Austrian, b. 1947) Black ink Baigneurs (Bathers), 1907 Ein Dinosaurier-Urwald Charcoal M2004.83 Gouache (A Dinosaur—Primordial Forest), M2004.96 M2004.91 1996 Black ink M2004.73

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Jacopo (called Il Giovane) Georg Tappert Georg Baselitz Abraham Bosse Palma (German, 1880–1957) (German, b. 1938) (French, 1602–1676) (Italian, 1548–1628) Seated, Half-Dressed Betty in Tränenkopf (Head in Tears), Frontispiece for Jacques St. Jerome Meditating on a Black Stockings, ca. 1912–1913 1986 Callot’s Les petites misères de la Book, n.d. Graphite with black ink, wash Color etching and aquatint guerre (Miseries of War—small Sepia ink and brush wash and watercolor M2004.139 plates), 1636 on tan laid paper M2004.108 Etching with engraved text M2004.97 Max Beckmann M2004.158.1 Mark Tobey (German, 1884–1950) Jules Pascin (American, 1890–1976) Die Hölle (Hell); illustration for Georges Braque (American, b. Bulgaria, Composition in Blue and Dante’s Inferno, 1911 (French, 1882–1963) 1885–1930) Red-Brown, 1964 Lithograph Three wood engravings from Three Prostitutes, n.d. Watercolor M2004.140 Si je mourais là-bas (Were I to Pen and black ink with M2004.110 Die There); text by Guillaume watercolor Four drypoints from the port- Apollinaire, 1962 folio Gesichter (Faces), pub- M2004.98 Unknown Color wood engravings lished 1919 (Italian) M2004.152-.154 Reclining Nude, n.d. Two Seated Figures, Drypoint Black ink with black and 16th century M2004.141-.144 Victor Brauner blue wash Brush and ink wash (French, b. Romania, Hans Sebald Beham M2004.99 M2004.111 1903–1966) (German, 1500–1550) Untitled, 1947 Seated Woman, n.d. Adam Seated, 1519 Charcoal Unknown, after Pietro Testa Etching and aquatint with (Italian, 1612–1650) Engraving hand coloring M2004.100 Youth Rejecting Sensual M2004.145 M2004.155 Hermann Max Pechstein Pleasure for Virtue (recto); Composition for the George Wesley Bellows Rodolphe Bresdin (German, 1881–1955) (American, 1882–1925) Seegelschiffe (Sailboats), 1909 Martyrdom of Sta. Justina et al (French, 1822–85) (verso), n.d. The Life Class, second version, Intérieur de paysans de la Black ink and brush on tan 1917 paper Red chalk Haute Garonne (Peasant Lithograph on Japanese Interior in the Upper Garonne), M2004.101 M2004.109a,b paper 1859/73 Two Nudes by the Sea, 1912 Jacques Villon M2004.147 Etching Graphite and watercolor (French, 1875–1963) Legs of the Sea, 1921 M2004.156 M2004.102 L’Alsacienne (Alsatian Woman), Lithograph n.d. Pieter Bruegel the Elder M2004.146 Christian Rohlfs Graphite, watercolor, black (Flemish, 1525–1569) (German, 1849–1938) ink and wash Isabel Bishop Fortitudo (Fortitude); plate 6 of Playing Children and M2004.112 (American, 1902–1988) 8 from The Seven Virtues, Plus Dachshund, 1918 Eight Etchings I, 1938–1959, One, 1560 Watercolor Abraham Walkowitz published 1978 Engraving M2004.103 (American, b. Russia, Etchings M2004.157 1880–1965) M2004.148.1-.8 Karl Schmidt Rottluff Isodora Duncan Dancing, n.d. Jacques Callot (German, 1884–1976) Watercolor and black ink Pierre Bonnard (French, 1592–1635) Weise und rote Gladiolen M2004.113 (French, 1867–1947) Les petites misères de la guerre (White and Red Gladiolas), Untitled (Girl Seated against (Miseries of War—small plates), 1962 1633, published 1636 PRINTS Tree with Cows in the Watercolor Background); one of 156 illus- Suite of six etchings with M2004.104 Ernst Willem Bagelaar trations for Les Pastorales de frontispiece by Abraham (Dutch, 1775–1837) Longus or Daphnis et Chloé; Bosse John Sloan Six Small Landscapes, n.d. text by Guillaume Apollinaire, M2004.158.1-.7 (American, 1871–1951) Etchings 1902 Rose and Gray Nude, 1931 M2004.136 Lithograph in blue ink David Young Cameron Crayon (Scottish, 1865–1945) M2004.149 M2004.106 Ernst Barlach Rue Saint Julien le Pauvre (German, 1870–1938) Le Bain (The Bath), second ver- (Street of St. John the Poor), Théophile-Alexandre Russische Bettlerin (Russian sion; from the Album des pein- 1904 Steinlen Beggar); one of ten illustrations tres-lithographes de Manet à Etching in brown ink (Swiss, 1859–1923) from Der Kopf (The Head), by Matisse (Portfolio of M2004.160 Quels brimborions! (What Reinhold von Walte, 1918–19 Lithographs from Manet to knick-knacks!); preparatory Woodcut Matisse), ca. 1925 Sketch in La Roche, 1905 Etching and drypoint in drawing for a photomechanical M2004.138 Lithograph brown ink illustration, ca. 1890 M2004.151 Black crayon over blue marking Reitender Urian (The Riding M2004.159 pencil with white corrections Urian); plate 10 of 20 from Le Menu (The Menu), ca. 1925 Walpurgisnacht (All Hallows Lithograph Heinrich Campendonk M2004.107 Eve); text by Johann Wilhelm M2004.150 (German, 1889–1957) von Göthe, 1919, published Bauerngang (Farmers on a 1923 Walk), 1918, published 1920 Woodcut Woodcut M2004.137 M2004.161

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Paul Cézanne Arthur B. Davies (French, 1839–1906) (American, 1862–1928) Portrait du peintre A. Andante, 1916 Guillaumin au pendu (Portrait Drypoint of the Artist A. Guillaumin at M2004.173 the ‘Hanged Man’), 1873 Soft ground etching Ecstasy, 1916 Drypoint on zinc M2004.162 M2004.351 Marc Chagall (Russian, 1887–1985) Robert Delaunay Sacrifice de Noé (The Sacrifice (French, 1885–1941) of Noah); plate 3 of 105 from La fenêtre sur la ville the series La Bible (The Bible), (Window on the City), 1925 1931–1939, published 1956 Lithograph Etching M2004.174 M2004.163 André Derain Lovis Corinth (French, 1880–1954) (German, 1858–1925) Gargantau or Thaumaste; Liegender weiblicher Akt III one of 158 illustrations for (Reclining Nude III), 1913 Pantagruel; text by Jean- Drypoint François Rabelais, 1943, published 1946 M2004.168 Color woodcut Die Schweigermutter des M2004.175 Künstlers (The Artist’s Mother- in-Law), 1920 Otto Dix Drypoint (German, 1891–1969) Paul Gaugin, Baigneuses Bretonnes (Breton Bathers), 1889. Listing this page. M2004.167 Bodenseelandschaft mit Schwanen (Bodensee Landscape Selbstbildnis (Self-Portrait), with Swans);from the folio James Ensor Judith Friebert 1920 Europaische Graphik V (Belgian, 1860–1949) (American, b. 1945) Lithograph (European Graphics V), 1965 La Cathédrale (The Cathedral), Three Women, n.d. M2004.169 Lithograph 1886 Etching and soft ground Tod und Greis (Death and the M2004.176 Etching etching Old Man); plate 3 from the M2004.182 M2004.187 series Totentanz (Dance of Werner Drewes (American, b. Germany, La reine Parysatis Johnny Friedlaender Death), 1922, published 1922 (Queen Parysatis), 1900 Soft-ground etching 1899–1985) (French, b. Germany, Schwartze Kurve auf Gelb Etching 1912–1992) M2004.165 Horizontal verbunden (Black M2004.183 Untitled, 1950 Der heilige Michael (St. Michael); Curve on Yellow, Horizontally Masques intrigués Color etching, soft-ground from the Ganymed Mappe Connected), 1938 (Perplexed Masks), 1904 and aquatint (Ganymed Portfolio), 1923 Color woodcut Etching M2004.188 Drypoint M2004.177 M2004.181 Bird in Flight, 1955 M2004.166 Raoul Dufy Color etching, soft-ground Der Tell-Schus (Tell Firing); Lyonel Feininger and aquatint (French, 1877–1953) (American, 1871–1956) from the series Wilhelm Tell M2004.190 Adonis, 1910 Das Tor (The Gate); from the (William Tell), 1923 Woodcut Color lithograph edition of 25 for the deluxe Untitled, 1955 M2004.178 periodical Die Schaffenden Etching, soft-ground and M2004.170 (The Creators), vol. 1, no. 1, aquatint printed in color Selbstbildnis, zeichnend Albrecht Dürer 1912, published 1919 M2004.189 (Self-Portrait, Drawing), 1925 (German, 1471–1528) Etching and drypoint Drypoint Die heiligen Einsiedler Antonius M2004.184 Paul Gauguin und Paulus (The Hermits St. M2004.164 (French, 1848–1903) Anthony and St. Paul in the Richard Aberle Florsheim L’Univers est créé (The Universe José Luis Cuevas Desert), ca. 1504 (American, 1916–1979) Is Created), ca. 1893–94 (Mexican, b. 1934) Woodcut engraving Seashore, n.d. Color woodcut with chine collé The Borgias, 1968 M2004.179 Lithograph M2004.191 Color lithograph M2004.185 Joseph Eberz Baigneuses Bretonnes M2004.171 (German, 1880–1942) Joseph Friebert (Breton Bathers); from the Charles-François Daubigny Die Klosterkirche (American, 1908–2002) Volpini Suite, 1889 (French, 1817–1878) (The Cloister Church), 1919 The Window, 1972 Zincograph on mustard Les vaches au Marais Lithograph Lithograph yellow paper (Cows in the Marsh), ca. 1851 M2004.180 M2004.186 M2004.350 Etching M2004.172

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Francisco José de Goya y Erich Heckel Karl Hofer Paul Klee Lucientes (German, 1883–1970) (German, 1878–1955) (Swiss, 1879–1940) (Spanish, 1746–1828) Liegende (Reclining Woman), Dancing Couple; from the Tanz Rechnender Greis (Old Man Chiton (Hush); plate 28 of 80 1913 (Dance) series, 1922 Counting), 1929 from Los caprichos (Caprices), Woodcut printed in red and Lithograph Etching 1799 (first edition) black M2004.208 M2004.222 Etching, aquatint and M2004.203 engraving Augustus John Paul Kleinschmidt Badende an der Alster (Bathers M2004.192 (English, 1878–1961) (German, 1883–1949) on the Alster), 1914 Old Man of Liverpool, 1902 Schlafende (Sleeping Woman), Rudolph Grossmann Drypoint Etching 1920 (German, 1882–1941) M2004.207 M2004.210 Drypoint Der Tanz (The Dance), n.d. Im Gespräch (Conversation), M2004.223 Drypoint Girl Under a Tree, 1906 1914 Etching Im Stuhl sitzende Frau M2004.193 Hand-colored lithograph M2004.209 (Seated Woman), 1922 M2004.202 Lea Grundig Drypoint (German, 1906–1977) Parksee (Lake in a Park), 1914 Johan Barthold Jongkind M2004.224 Else Fröhlich und (and) Sonja, Drypoint (Dutch, 1819–1891) Title page for Cahier de six Sich kämmende Frau (Woman 1935 M2004.204 Combing Her Hair), 1922 Drypoint eaux-fortes: Vues de Hollande Badende Soldaten (Soldiers (Album of Six Etchings: Views Drypoint M2004.194 Bathing), 1916 of Holand), 1862 M2004.225 Three prints from the cycle Lithograph Etching Misch Kohn Krieg droht (War Threatens), M2004.201 M2004.211 1935 (American, 1916–2003) Etchings with drypoint Französische Flusslandschaft Wassily Kandinsky Glassblower, 1950 (View of a French Landscape Wood engraving M2004.195-.197 (Russian, 1866–1944) with River), 1916 Three color wooducuts from M2004.226 William Stanley Hayter Drypoint the book Klänge (Sounds), (English, 1901–1988) M2004.200 1911, published 1913 Käthe Kollwitz Greeting Card for 1945–46, Color woodcuts (German, 1867–1945) Vier Männer in der Kneipe (Four 1945 Zwei am Meer (Two by the Sea), M2004.212-.214 Engraving and soft-ground Men in a Tavern), 1892/1893 1920 Etching and aquatint etching Woodcut Angelica Kauffman (Swiss, 1740–1807) M2004.228 M2004.199 M2004.205 Sitzendes Mädchen Le chas de l’aiguille (Course of Ende (End); plate 6 of 6 from Zwei Männer am Meer (Seated Young Woman), 1766, the cycle Ein Weberaufstand the Needle), 1946 (Two Men by the Sea), 1920 published 1780 Engraving (The Weavers’ Rebellion), 1897 Woodcut Etching and aquatint printed Etching and aquatint M2004.198 in sepia ink M2004.206 M2004.231 M2004.215 Beratung (Deliberation); plate Rockwell Kent 3 of 6 from the cycle Ein (American, 1882–1971) Weberaufstand (The Weavers’ Forest Pool, 1927 Rebellion), 1898 Wood engraving Etching M2004.217 M2004.233 Northern Night, 1930 Brustbild einer Arbeiterfrau mit Wood engraving with blauen Tuch (Bust of a linoleum tint block Working-Class Woman in Blue M2004.216 Shawl), 1903 Color lithograph Ernst Ludwig Kirchner M2004.232 (German, 1880–1938) Französische Tänzerin Schlachtfeld (Battlefield); plate (French Dancer), 1910 6 of 7 from the cycle Drypoint Bauernkrieg (Peasant’s War), 1907 M2004.221 Line etching and softground Kopf Guttman vor rundem etching Tisch und Figuren (Head of M2004.230 Guttman in Front of a Round Table with Figures), 1912 Tod und Frau (Death and Woodcut Woman), 1910 Etching M2004.219 M2004.234 Hoffmann und Frau (Hoffman and His Wife), 1916 Das Volk (The People); block 7 Three-color woodcut of 7 from the portfolio Krieg (War), 1922/23 M2004.218 Woodcut Hirt (Shepherd), 1919 M2004.227 Käthe Kollwitz, Tod und Frau (Death and Woman), 1910. Listing this page. Drypoint M2004.220

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Selbstbildnis (Self-Portrait); Jean-François Millet from the deluxe periodical Die (French, 1814–1875) Schaffenden (The Creators), La grande bergère (The vol. 5, no. 1, 1924 Shepherdess-large plate), 1862 Woodcut Etching M2004.229 M2004.245

Walt Kuhn Paula Modersohn Becker (American, 1877–1949) (German, 1876–1907) Brown Girl, 1929 Die Gänsemagd (The Goose Lithograph on brown paper Girl), ca. 1900 M2004.235 Etching and aquatint M2004.246 Jack Levine (American, b. 1915) Edvard Munch Volpone III, ca. 1965 (Norwegian, 1863–1944) Etching and drypoint Die Katze (The Cat), 1896–97 M2004.237 Drypoint M2004.247 Martin Lewis (American, b. Australia, Rolf Nesch 1881–1962) (German, 1893–1951) Derricks at Night, 1927 Parkett (Orchestersitz) Drypoint (Orchestra Seats), 1930 M2004.238 Color etching M2004.250 Schomer Lichtner (American, b. 1905) Portrait of a Man (Dr. Friedrich Birds and Ducks, 1946 Bonhoff), 1922 Hand-colored screenprint Drypoint M2004.239 M2004.248 Rosa Roshilda Rosensparre Max Liebermann (Portrait of Rosa Schapire), Pablo Ruiz Picasso, Les deux saltimbanques (Two Acrobats), 1905, (German, 1847–1935) 1952 printed 1913. Listing this page. Untitled (Outdoor Café Scene), Color collagraph n.d. M2004.249 Lithograph Jules Pascin Tänzerin im Spiegel (Dancer in M2004.240 Emil Nolde (American, b. Bulgaria, the Mirror), 1923 (German, 1867–1956) 1885–1930) Color woodcut Louis Lozowick Bauern (Farmers), 1906 L’Enfant prodigue chez les M2004.260 (American, 1892–1973) Etching and aquatint femmes (The Prodigal Son Still Life #2 (Still Life with M2004.255 among the Women), n.d. Willy Seidel: Yali und sein weisses Apples), 1929 Soft-ground etching Weib (Willy Seidel: Yali and His Lithograph E.N. (Selbstporträt) M2004.257 White Woman), 1924 M2004.241 (Self-Portrait), 1908 Artist’s book: letterpress text Line etching and tonal Le lever (Waking Up), 1924 with eight drypoints Edouard Manet etching on iron plate Lithograph M2004.270 (French, 1832–1883) M2004.252 M2004.258 Fleur Exotique (La femme à la mantille) (Exotic Flower Johanna, 1911 Hermann Max Pechstein Pablo Ruiz Picasso [Woman in a Mantilla]); from Lithograph (German, 1881–1955) (Spanish, 1881–1973) Sonnets et eaux-fortes (Sonnets M2004.253 Männerkopf (Selbstbildnis) Les deux saltimbanques and Etchings); text by Philippe (Head of a Man [Self-Portrait]), (Two Acrobats); from La suite Der Ästhet (The Aesthete), des Saltimbanques (Acrobats Burty, 1869 1918 1918 Etching and aquatint Drypoint Suite), 1905, printed 1913 Line etching and tonal Drypoint M2004.242 etching on iron plate M2004.259 M2004.276 M2004.251 Ludwig Meidner Eight plates from the portfo- lio Reisebilder. Italien-Sudsee Corrida. Torero blessé (German, 1884–1966) Nachbarsleute (Neighbors), (Bullfight: Wounded Torero); Selbstbildnis (Self-Portrait), 1922 (Pictures of travels in Italy and the South Seas), 1919 from the Suite Vollard, 1933 1919 Etching and aquatint Etching Etching M2004.254 Lithographs M2004.274 M2004.243 M2004.262, .272, .263, .265, .267, .268, Emil Orlik .269, .266 Two plates from the Suite Charles Meryon (German, b. Czechoslovakia, Weib vom Manne begehrt Vollard, 1933 (French, 1821–1868) 1870–1932) (Woman Desired by Man), Etchings La galerie Notre-Dame (The Pascin, n.d. 1919 M2004.275,.280 Gallery of Notre Dame, Paris), Drypoint Woodcut Bacchus au flacon et Marie- 1853 M2004.256 M2004.261 Etching with engraving and Thérèse à la coupe (Bacchus aquatint Kuh mit Frauen (Two Women with a Wine Jug and Marie- M2004.244 with Cow in Pasture), 1923 Thérèse in Profile), 1934, Woodcut printed 1961 M2004.264 Etching M2004.277

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Two illustrations for the text Abraham Francen, Apothecary, Paysans (Peasants); illlustration Ausfahrende Fischer Histoire Naturelle (Natural ca. 1657 for The Passion by André (Fishermen Casting Off), 1923 History), 1749 by Georges- Etching, drypoint and Suarès, 1936, published 1939 Lithograph Louis Leclerc de Buffon, 1936 engraving Aquatint, sugar-lift aquatint, M2004.298 Sugar-lift aquatint and M2004.289 roulette and drypoint over drypoint photogravure, with scraping Schmidt-Rottluffs Graphisches Werk bis 1923 (Schmidt- M2004.278, .279 Auguste Rodin and burnishing Rottluff’s Graphic Works (French, 1840–1917) M2004.293 Tête de Femme No. 6 (Portrait Nude Woman as Sun Symbol; through 1923); text by Rosa de Dora Maar) (Woman’s Head, illustration for Le jardin des Augustin de Saint-Aubin Schapire, 1923 No. 6 [Portrait of Dora Maar]), supplices (Garden of Anguish) (French, 1736–1807) Artist’s books: letterpress 1939 by Octave Mirbeau, 1899, Masks Hanging on a Garden text with eight original prints Four-color aquatint published 1902 Wall (states 1 and 2), n.d. (one etching, seven wood- M2004.273 Lithograph Etching; etching and engraving cuts) and original illustrations for sectional divisions Untitled (Satyr [left] and M2004.290 M2004.296a,b M2004.299 Bacchanal [right]); cover image Christian Rohlfs Egon Schiele for the catalogue Dessins d’un Alfred Sessler demi-siècle (A Half-Century of (German, 1849–1938) (Austrian, 1890–1916) Untitled (Laughing Profile), n.d. Kauernde (Squatting Woman); (American, 1909–1963) Drawings), 1956 Still Life: Gourds and Bottle, 1957 Color lithograph Monotype in red from the portfolio Das graphische Werk von Egon Color woodcut M2004.272 M2004.291 Schiele (The Graphic Work of M2004.303 Camille Pissarro Georges Rouault Egon Schiele), 1914, published The Blue Veil, 1958 (French, 1830–1903) (French, 1871–1958) 1922 Color woodcut Two plates from the portfolio Drypoint Église d’Osny, près de Pontoise M2004.302 (The Church at Osny, near Miserère, 1922, published M2004.297 Pontoise), 1885 1948 Charles Sheeler Etching, drypoint and spit-bite Aquatint, sugar-lift aquatint, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff (American, 1883–1965) roulette and drypoint over (German, 1884–1976) M2004.284 Delmonico Building, 1926–27 photogravure, with scraping Weiblicher Kopf (Woman’s Lithograph Marché aux légumes à and burnishing Head), 1914 M2004.304 Pontoise (Vegetable Market at M2004.294-.295 Lithograph Pontoise), 1891 M2004.301 Le jongleur (The Juggler); one David Alfaro Siqueiros Etching, drypoint, and (Mexican, 1896–1974) aquatint of thirteen lithographs from Boote (Boats Along the Shore), the Saltimbanques series, 1922 Untitled; from Fantasias de M2004.283 1925 Drypoint Prision (Prison Fantasies), n.d. Color lithograph Quai de Paris à Rouen Lithograph M2004.300 (Wharf in Rouen: Quai de Paris), M2004.292 M2004.305 ca. 1891 Etching and aquatint M2004.281 Baigneuse aux oies (Woman Bathing: with Geese), 1895 Etching with aquatint M2004.282

Serge Poliakoff (French, b. Russia, 1906–1969) Untitled; illustration for the book The Parmenides, 1964 Color etching and aquatint M2004.285

Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (Dutch, 1606–1669) Three Heads of Women, One Lightly Etched, ca. 1637 Etching M2004.286 Nude Man Seated and Another Standing, with a Woman and Baby Lightly Etched in the Background, ca. 1646 Etching M2004.287 Cottage with a White Paling, 1653/1654 Etching and drypoint Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, Abraham Francen, Apothecary, ca. 1657. Listing this page. M2004.288

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John Sloan Félix Vallotton James Abbott McNeill (American, 1871–1951) (French, 1865–1929) Whistler Roofs, Summer Night; from the Les cygnes (Swans), 1892 (American, 1834–1903) New York City Life series, 1906 Woodcut Fumette, 1858 Etching M2004.320 Etching on chine collé M2004.309 M2004.332 Lucas van Leyden Hell Hole, 1917 (Dutch, 1494–1533) The Storm, 1861 Etching and aquatint The Musicians, 1524 Drypoint M2004.307 Engraving M2004.330 Miss Angna Enters in ‘Antique à M2004.321 The Laundress: la Française,’ 1929 “La blanchisseuse de la place Etching with engraving Jacques Villon Daupine,” 1894 (French, 1875–1963) M2004.306 Transfer lithograph Comédie de société (The Theater M2004.329 Nude at Dressing Table, 1933 of Society), 1903 Etching Color aquatint with etching A Portrait: Mildred Howells, M2004.308 M2004.325 1894/96 Transfer lithograph with The Wake on the Ferry, 1949 La faute (The Mistake), 1904 scraping Etching Etching and aquatint M2004.331 M2004.310 M2004.322

Rufino Tamayo Impressions dessinées d’après The Joseph and Betsy Ritz (Mexican, 1899–1991) nature et lithographiées Friebert Collection Woman at Table, ca. 1930 (Impressions Drawn from Woodcut Nature and Lithographed), Betsy Ritz Friebert M2004.313 1907 Ten color lithographs in (American, 1910–1963) Man at the Door, 1964 portfolio cover Nude, 1932 Color lithograph Etching M2004.324.1-.10 M2004.312 The Joseph and Betsy Ritz L’oiseau (Bird), 1921 Friebert Collection Man in Red, ca. 1965 Etching M2004.581 Color lithograph M2004.352 M2004.314 Joseph Friebert Table d’échecs/Das (American, 1908–2002) Peasant Woman/Woman in Schachbrett/The Chess Board; Mauve, ca. 1965 3rd Street, 1940 from the deluxe periodical Lithograph Color lithograph Die Schaffenden (The Creators), M2004.580 M2004.311 vol. 3, no. 4, 1920, published 1922 Field of Snow, 2000 Georg Tappert Etching and aquatint Monotype (German, 1880–1957) M2004.326 M2004.579 Girlfriends, 1909 Color monotype Portrait of Camille Renault, The Joseph and Betsy Ritz Friebert Collection M2004.315 1945 Etching Akt—Sitzende mit Tuch (Seated M2004.323 Female Nude with Scarf), 1910 Linoleum cut Maurice de Vlaminck M2004.316 (French, 1876–1958) L’Oise à Sergy (The Oise River Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo at Sergy); from Maurice de (Italian, 1727–1804) Vlaminck. Peintre, graveur, Old Man with a Book; plate 27 et lithographe (Maurice de of 30 from the Raccolta di Vlaminck: Painter, Etcher, and Teste (Series of Heads), volume Lithographer) from the series I, before 1762 Maîtres et petits maîtres Etching d’aujourd’hui (Masters and M2004.317 Minor Masters of Today), 1924 Aquatint Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec M2004.328 (French, 1864–1901) Les vieux papillons (The Old Untitled; plate three of ten Butterflies), 1895, printed 1935 illustrations for Raymond Lithograph Radiguet’s Le Diable au Corps M2004.318 (The Devil in the Flesh), 1926 Lithograph Suzanne Valadon M2004.327 (French, 1865–1938) Catherine au tub (Catherine in the Washtub), 1895 Soft-ground etching M2004.319

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Publications The Museum published three books in 2003–04—a pocket-sized guide to the Museum’s Collection and catalogs of the Specks Collection of German Expressionist Prints and the exhibition of Tom Uttech’s landscapes. All are fruits of MAM’s growing publishing expertise: they were all conceived, written or edited by MAM curators and designed by MAM Director of Design Steve Biel and his staff. In addition, the Museum co-published with the Chipstone Foundation American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790–1840, and began coordinating its publishing program through an interdepartmental publishing committee. The new Collection Guide is a tour of the highlights of MAM’s Collection. Its images of more than 100 works and accompanying comments by the MAM curatorial staff— organized by department and the Museum’s layout—ensure a fulfilling visit to MAM. They also remind regular visitors of works they would like to revisit and know in greater detail. Its convenient size and affordability make it a perfect guide and souvenir for out-of-town or occasional visitors, and encourage everyone to visit us again. German Expressionist Prints: The Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection catalogs the Specks’ collection of more than 450 remarkable prints, 375 of which were donated to the Museum. It also serves as the companion book to the powerful exhibitions here at MAM and at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museum. Contributors include MAM staff members Sarah Kirk, Associate Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs; James DeYoung, Senior Conservator; former MAM curatorial staff member Kristin Makholm; and other noted scholars. It contains images of all of the prints in the collection and biographical sketches of the artists. Hudson Hills Press served as co-publisher. Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech was conceived and edited by Margaret Andera, Curator and Department Coordinator and curator of the exhibition. It includes her insightful interview with Tom Uttech and an essay by art critic Lucy R. Lippard. The catalog chronicles Uttech’s work as a painter, and for the first time, as a photographer. It contains images of 60 paintings from 1983 to the present, and 29 photographs taken in the ‘70s and early ‘80s but never before printed. It is the first MAM publication distributed by the University of Wisconsin Press.

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Attendance

The Milwaukee Art Museum on-site attendance for exhibitions, educational or exhibition- related programs was 313,778. While 34 percent less than the previous fiscal year, this decrease continues to reveal the impact of the Leonardo da Vinci and the Splendor of Poland exhibition and the Museum’s participation in Harley-Davidson’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. These two events brought nearly 175,000 visitors through the Museum’s doors in the 2002–03 fiscal year.

Out-of-state visitors represented 23 percent of the 2003–04 total attendance. Illinois remains the highest source of out-of-state visitors, representing nearly half of visitors from out of state.

Exhibition attendance The Quilts of Gee’s Bend: 70,557 Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection: 21,101 American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840: 43,017 Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech: 46,565

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Membership

Milwaukee Art Museum members continued to show their strong commitment to the visual arts. MAM membership reached a total of 21,946. More than 4,600 new members joined during the year, with nearly a third joining during The Quilts of Gee’s Bend exhibition in fall 2003. As in previous years, MAM recruited members through direct marketing campaigns as well as telemarketing efforts. Other important events for new member acquisition included the annual Lakefront Festival of Arts, with more than 180 memberships sold, and on-site membership sales, which totaled more than 2,500.

MAM continued its partnerships with affiliate museums Rahr-West and the Racine Art Museum, as well as local colleges Concordia University and Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. Other partnerships included the Workplace Giving Campaigns of UPAF/Visions, We Energies Support the Arts Campaign and the Combined Federal Campaign. Members attributed to these collaborations totaled more than 3,000. Membership also took a new step with technology in 2004. The launch of the newly redesigned Web site introduced an expanded Membership section, enabling members to join or renew, update their mailing information, request replacement membership cards, or sign up for the e-mail newsletter. In addition, an updated HTML version of the online newsletter was initiated. This newsletter now reaches more than 7,000 members on a monthly basis. This year saw the launch of the new Member Guide, a pocket-sized guide allowing members to reference their benefits, event information and Museum guidelines and policies in one place. Museum members participated in many events during the year, including Exhibition Preview Days and Opening Night Celebrations, which averaged nearly 1,000 attendees per exhibition. The Member-Only Gallery Talk series also continued to be popular, with approximately 200 members per talk. Members continued to enjoy their many benefits, including discounts in the Museum Store, as well as free gallery and exhibition admission. The Membership Hotline was also utilized frequently, with more than 3,700 incoming calls during the year. For the third year in a row, total dollars raised by MAM members (gifts under $350) exceeded the $1 million mark. We sincerely thank all of our members for their support, advocacy and commitment to the Milwaukee Art Museum.

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Education and Programs

PUBLIC PROGRAMS Public Programs works with the greater Milwaukee community and nationally recognized artists to give visitors unique experiences and to enhance their understanding of art. Volunteers from the Wisconsin Quilt History project documented family quilts for more than 800 visitors who gained a greater appreciation of their heirlooms after seeing The Quilts of Gee’s Bend. Six hundred visitors talked with MIAD students as they demonstrated the printmaking techniques represented in the exhibition Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection. Visitors tried their hand or watched Michelle Erickson and Don Carpentier as they demonstrated various ways to decorate pottery with liquid clay or slip, making eminently clear the skill required to create the works of art in the exhibition Slipware Traditions. These are just a few of the programs designed to give connoisseurs and first time visitors alike a better understanding of the works of art displayed in our galleries. In addition to programs organized specifically for feature exhibitions, Public Programs brings people together to socialize and learn what is happening in the arts in Milwaukee. This year’s public forum hosted by MAM gave Milwaukee’s mayoral candidates an oppor- tunity to express their views on the arts. New programs introduced this year included Sunday Champagne Brunches in Windhover Hall and TGIT (Thank Goodness It’s Thursday) cocktails on the Baumgartner Terrace. Nearly 800 people celebrated the opening of Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech on the front plaza and the Museum successfully showed its first outdoor film held in conjunction with the exhibition Byrdcliffe: An American Arts and Crafts Colony. Three hundred people brought blankets, picnics and memories to MAM’s lakeside yard to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the largest rock concert ever conceived—Woodstock (the home of the Byrdcliffe Colony).

EDUCATION MAM programs are also designed to support children by linking educational experiences in schools, families and communities. Eighty thousand youth participated in MAM programs this year. 55,000 students toured the Museum and 50 percent of Milwaukee Public Schools visited the Museum this year, up from 34 percent the previous year. As family memberships soared to a record high of 13,800 families, the Museum introduced the Family Artpack program. More than 2,000 families have checked out these free self-guided activities that keep the whole family looking, laughing and discovering great works of art throughout the Museum’s Collection. One enthusiastic family wrote, “We love the Artpacks. It is a great way to introduce kids to art and allow parents to visit because their kids like coming to the Museum. Friends from Chicago have also raved about how the Milwaukee Art Museum has become so kid-friendly.” The Milwaukee Art Museum hosted the 28th Scholastic Art Awards—Wisconsin Regional Exhibition as a way to encourage young artists throughout Wisconsin. This year, Wauwatosa East High School senior Frank Hamill made headlines in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel when he won the $10,000 Art Portfolio Award out of 250,000 students throughout the United States. This fall Frank is entering the Maryland Institute College of Art. The Sue Dunham Memorial Scholarship Fund, founded this year by Michael Dunham in remembrance of his late wife, gives children art experiences through MAM studio classes. The program provides 100 scholarships each year. Recipients also take part in an annual recognition ceremony and scholarship exhibition in the Education Hallway of the Museum. More than 114,000 adults, students and families took part in MAM Education and Public Programs in 2003-04.

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2004 Year in Review

Throughout the year close to 61,000 visitors came to MAM on tours. More than 1,000 students took 89 studio classes. More than 18,000 children and family members participated in MAM family activities both on and off site. More than 1,000 visitors took part in one of our 33 Gallery Talks. We held 11 tours and workshops for teachers. We held 39 lectures and discussions on topics ranging from the state of contemporary art to the life and fiction of Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer. The Museum hosted 11 Music in the Museum programs with pianist Dr. Jeffery Hollander and an additional 7 musical performances. The Museum held 5 artist demonstrations, screened 8 films, celebrated 7 First Fridays, 4 Family Sundays, 4 Gallery Nights, 2 Sunday Brunches, 3 teas, 2 TGITs, 8 Tours for Teachers and 3 Just for Teachers workshops.

SEPTEMBER Creative SHARP, Inc. Teacher In-service TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 ArtXpress Bus Mural Reception Ninety-one teachers from schools throughout Milwaukee met SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 to tour the Museum and prepare for this year’s Creative SHARP More than 100 families and friends celebrated the launch of the program, designed to teach social studies and science through 2003 ArtXpress bus mural created by 15 high school students at the arts. The highlight was the hanging of quilts made by local MAM. Mounted on a Milwaukee County Public Transit bus, the students in the Museum’s Education Hallway. mural was seen throughout the city for a year. Funded by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation with in- Exhibition Preview Celebration kind support provided by IV Media, Inc. The Quilts of Gee’s Bend THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Golf Fore! Art Open More than 1,400 people welcomed the quiltmakers of Gee’s MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Bend and celebrated the opening of the exhibition with songs This Friends of Art event held at the Chenequa Country Club from Milwaukee’s Holy Redeemer Gospel Choir and the Gee’s benefited the Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund. Bend White Rose Choir.

Annual Midwest Arts Conference Lecture by William Arnett FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 MAM hosted the closing reception for 800 museum professionals William Arnett of The Tinwood Alliance spoke in conjunction with from around the Midwest. The Quilts of Gee’s Bend exhibition on this unique group of artists.

Grape Stomp 5k Run/Walk WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Presented by Friends of Art, this kickoff featured participants running or walking the new route, which started and finished on Art Museum Drive.

Andrea Zittel Opening Lecture THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 The artist spoke in conjunction with the opening of her installation in the Schroeder Galleria.

Grape Lakes Food & Wine Festival Collectors’ Fine and Rare Wine Tasting and Auction THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 Friends of Art presented this elegant event in the Baumgartner Galleria. The wine tasting was followed by the Collectors’ Auction.

Grape Lakes Food & Wine Festival Wine & Dine Gourmet Dinner and Silent Auction Book Signing with the Quiltmakers from Gee’s Bend FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Friends of Art presented a dinner prepared by 10 local chefs Visitors had the chance to meet the quiltmakers visiting from under the direction of Chef Knut Apitz. Gee’s Bend.

Art Aloud—After School Art Workshops Self-guided Art Packs Launch MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20–THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 A free nine-week program for children ages 5-12 brought These self-guided games keep the whole family looking, laughing together reading and art by combining the resources of MAM and discovering great works of art throughout the Museum’s and the Milwaukee Public Library. Sponsored by Four-Four Collection. The Four-Four Foundation and an anonymous donor Foundation and an anonymous donor. funded the project.

Florentine Opera Season Preview SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

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OCTOBER Members Trip to England and Scotland OCTOBER 5–17 Nancy Zieman Barbara Brown Lee led a group of Museum members along the WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 royal mile of Edinburgh, stopped in Glasgow to visit the Glasgow Nancy Zieman, of the popular “Sewing with Nancy”TV series, School of Art and MacIntosh House Museum, toured Duraham taught how to create landscape quilts. Cathedral where they were filming Harry Potter, went on to visit the York Viking Museum, and concluded the trip in London Working with Wright visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum, Tate Modern and the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 National Gallery. A panel discussion included six homeowners who built their homes with Frank Lloyd Wright and still live in the homes. MAM/West Discussion with Nonie Gadsden Sponsored by Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin and the American The Quilts of Gee’s Bend Heritage Society. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Brookfield, Wis. First Fridays Does the Blues FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 The Art of Sanctuary Gardens First Fridays is celebrated the first Friday of the month, October– TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 May (except January). The event offers live entertainment, Presented by landscape designer and author Topher Delaney. exhibition tours, appetizers and cocktails around a specific theme. The New York Times named her one of the “profession’s cream of Sponsored by Acura, with additional support provided by Coast, the crop.”Sponsored by the Garden Club. Light 97, OnMilwaukee.com and Shepherd Express. Opening Lecture Making an Elastic Chair Laura Owens SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 A demonstration and lecture by Michael S. Podmaniczky, senior furniture conservator at Winterthur Museum and curator Autumn Arts & Adventure of The Incredible Elastic Chairs of Samuel Gragg. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 MAM provided art activities at a family day at Mitchell Park in Closing Reception Brookfield. Think Big: Print Workshop Collaborations from the Tatalovich Collection “… and Painting” SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 Bill Goldston, publisher and master printer at Universal Limited A symposium on the state of contemporary art with a focus on Art Editions, spoke on the process of working with an artist to painting. The symposium complemented three exhibitions: Laura create an original print. Sponsored by Print Forum. Owens, The Quilts of Gee’s Bend and John Currin: Works on Paper. Speakers included Laura Owens, Lane Reylea, Scott Reeder, Michelle Grabner and Stefano Basilico.

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Family Sundays—Day of the Dead Ornaments & Adornments SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21–SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 More than 700 visitors celebrated Día De Los Muertos with art Friends of Art presented their 5th annual juried and invitational activities. Traditional ofrenda installations by artist Jose Chavez holiday show and sale. The “Unique Boutique” featured ornaments decorated Windhover Hall. Sponsored by Assurant Health and and chocolates. Midwest Airlines. Young Authors Conference Classic Interiors with Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 The Museum galleries were turned over to 560 young people from Presented by the Fine Arts Society. around Wisconsin. The Museum became a writing lab for the day.

Gee’s Landing and Black Vernacular: The Art of the South Holiday Arts Festival THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23 An evening with Amiri Baraka, award-winning poet, playwright, MAM/West hosted an afternoon of performances and activities political activist and Africanist. In collaboration with Woodland for families. Pattern Book Center.

Hitchcock Halloween DECEMBER FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 A masquerade party and showing of Alfred Hitchcock’s black- A Long Rich History Lecture Series: Roland L. Freeman and-white silent film The Lodger in conjunction with Milwaukee THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 International Film Festival and Present Music. Roland L. Freeman, founder and president of the Group for Cultural Documentation, shared his life’s work covering 30 years of crisscrossing the country through the world of African- NOVEMBER American quilting.

Family Art Fest—“A Celebration of Art” First Fridays Smoothes into the Holidays SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 Waukesha County Expo Center Participants celebrated famous artists whose birthdays are in Family Sundays—Gee’s Bend Quilts: A World of Color November by making art in their style. Sponsored by Target and SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7 Marshall Field’s. More than 500 visitors created their own versions of these bold and beautiful coverings. Families participated in workshops, With Hand and Heart gallery activities, quilt demonstrations, storytelling and spirited SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 gospel music provided by the Christ the King Baptist Church This one act play, conceived by Milwaukee performer Sheri choir. Sponsored by Assurant Health and Midwest Airlines. Williams Pannell, celebrated the culture of quiltmaking and the community spirit of African-American women. Impressionism in Conflict, 1874–1881 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 Stories in the Stitches The Fine Arts Society’s annual holiday luncheon featured a WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5 lecture by Laurie Winters on the seven-year period after the first Luncheon and book signing with Wisconsin’s first Poet Laureate, Impressionist exhibition of 1874. Ellen Kort. Author of Wisconsin Quilts: Stories in the Stitches. A Long Rich History Series: Merikay Waldvogel First Fridays Finds Its Groove THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Merikay Waldvogel, a nationally recognized quilt authority, author and lecturer, shared images of Southern quilts and Interpreting Gee’s Bend excerpts from interviews with Southern quiltmakers. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 A panel discussion with four speakers from different disciplines JANUARY reacted to the work of the Gee’s Bend quiltmakers. Panelists: Richard Powell, professor of art history, Duke University; Jane Exhibition Preview Celebration Livingston, co-curator of the exhibition; Patricia Cox, traditional Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the quilt historian; and Joyce Scott, African-American artist of Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection national acclaim. Sponsored by AAAA, AHS and CAS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 Guest curator Frank Whitford spoke about Expressionism and its Highlights of the Flagg Acquisition contexts during a cabaret-themed evening. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 The Fine Arts Society hosted this event to increase appreciation for Waukesha JanBoree—The Magic of Winter the Richard and Erna Flagg Collection, purchased by MAM in 2002. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 Guest experts Bruce Boucher, Curator of European Decorative Arts Frame Park, Waukesha and Sculpture at The Art Institute of Chicago; William J.H. Andrewes, MAM hosted winter magic art workshops. Sponsored by Target Consultant and former Curator of Historical Scientific Instruments and Marshall Field’s. at Harvard University Museums; Timothy Husband, Curator of The Cloisters at The Metropolitan Museum of Art; and Peter Barnet, MAM/West Conversation with Britt Salvesen Curator in Charge of Medieval Art and The Cloisters at Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the The Metropolitan Museum of Art discussed the acquisition. Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection MONDAY, JANUARY 19 Demonstration and Documentation Day Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Brookfield, Wis. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Quiltmakers Kathi Wilson and Judith Busby explored the history and aesthetics of African-American-made quilts. Visitors brought family quilts for documentation.

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Milwaukee High School for the Arts/ MARCH MAM Satellite Program Opening WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Mayoral Forum Twenty-five seniors from the Milwaukee High School for the Arts THURSDAY, MARCH 4 used the Museum as their classroom for a semester. An exhibition Milwaukee’s mayoral candidates discussed how they plan to support of their work was held at the High School for the Arts. and grow a vibrant and healthy arts industry in Milwaukee.

Film Series Part I: Nosferatu First Fridays St. Patrick’s Day Celebration THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 FRIDAY, MARCH 5 MAM showed the 1922 F.W. Murnau film Nosferatu. Introduction and follow-up discussion led by Dr. Patrice Petro, director of the Family Art Fest—Art for Art’s Sake Center for International Studies at UW-Milwaukee. SUNDAY, MARCH 7 Waukesha County Expo Center Print Collecting Series Part I: Starting a Collection Art workshops, student art on display and prizes. Sponsored by THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 Target and Marshall Field’s. Granvil Specks shared his experience starting and building a world-renowned collection. Granvil and his wife Marcia have Slipware Demonstration Day been collecting German Expressionist prints for more than SATURDAY, MARCH 13 40 years. Ceramic artists Michelle Erickson and Don Carpentier demonstrated various ways to decorate pottery with liquid clay, or slip, in Scholastic Art Awards conjunction with the exhibition Slipware Traditions. Sponsored SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 by the American Heritage Society. Sponsored by James and Avis Heller, Suzanne and Richard Pieper Family Foundation and an anonymous donor. Art Works Reception SATURDAY, MARCH 20 One hundred fifteen friends and family gathered to celebrate FEBRUARY Portraits for Public Spaces—an ArtWorks project done in conjunction with the exhibition Defiance Despair Desire. ArtWorks First Fridays Mardi Gras Celebration is an after-school “teach to learn” program held in conjunction FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 with the Milwaukee Public High Schools and LaFollette YMCA Community Learning Center. Through this program, artist-interns Visual Artists Responding to War from area high schools learn artistic techniques by working with THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 professional artists to create public art. The high school interns Panelists included Warrington Colescott, printmaker, professor introduce children from the YMCA to the Museum and teach of art at UW-Madison and World War II veteran; Nicholas Lampert, them art techniques allowing them to contribute to the final collage artist and contributor to Peace Signs, a collection of project. Supported by the The Palmer Foundation. international posters and graphics protesting to the War in Iraq in 2003; and Rick Wood, photographer for the Milwaukee Journal Sharon Lockhart Lecture Sentinel who covered the war in Iraq and the collapse of the THURSDAY, MARCH 25 World Trade Center. MAM recently acquired contemporary photographer Sharon Lockhart’s work Maja and Elodie for the Collection. The piece was Family Sundays—Mardi Gras! purchased with funds from the Contemporary Art Society and SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 the Herzfeld Fund. Sponsored by the Contemporary Art Society. Twelve hundred visitors immersed themselves in the dazzling sights and sounds of Mardi Gras. Sponsored by Assurant Health L’Art Dans La Classe De Français and Midwest Airlines. SATURDAY, MARCH 27 MAM hosted a workshop for 40 Wisconsin French teachers led Film Series Part II: Destiny by Françoise Audouenieix from the Musee d’ Orsay. The program THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19 was sponsored by the French cultural services of the French Showing of the 1921 Fritz Lang film Destiny. Film score by David Consulate of Chicago and the French Institute of Milwaukee. Drazin. Patrick McGilligan, one of America’s leading film historians and James Auer, art critic for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel led a discussion after the film. APRIL

Print Collecting Series Part II: Connoisseurship Exhibition Preview Celebration SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790–1840 Print curators Britt Salvesen and Sarah Kirk presented a seminar THURSDAY, APRIL 1 on printmaking techniques and methods of storing and caring Guest curator Sumpter T. Priddy III gave a lecture sponsored by for works on paper. the Faith and Willard Henoch Fund.

Printmaking Demonstration Day First Fridays Spring Break SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21 FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Visitors learned about the intaglio process of etching, the relief process of woodcut and the science behind lithographs during Metroparent’s KidFest an afternoon of printmaking demonstrations with students from SATURDAY, APRIL 3 the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. State Fair Park Exposition Center MAM offered drop-in art workshops throughout the day. Life Through the Eye: Weimar Prints and Visual Experience Sponsored by Metroparent and Artist & Display. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 Dr. Stephanie D’Alessandro, curator of modern and contemporary MAM/West Conversation with Glenn Adamson art at the Art Institute of Chicago, lectured on the visual culture American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790-1840 of the Weimar Republic. MONDAY, APRIL 19 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Brookfield, Wis.

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Great Books Discussion Conservation Lab Tour THURSDAY, APRIL 22 AND SATURDAY, APRIL 24 THURSDAY, MAY 6 An engaging discussion of excerpts from classic 19th-century Visitors took a behind-the-scenes tour of the newly completed literature stimulated by the period decorative arts surroundings Conservation Lab. This specialized workspace allows the depart- of American Fancy. Held in conjunction with Great Books ment to provide preventative as well as restorative conservation Foundation Reading and Discussion Program. of the nearly 20,000 works in MAM’s Collection.

Family Sundays—Kaleidoscope Crazy! Arthur Wheelock Lecture SUNDAY, APRIL 25 THURSDAY, MAY 6 More than 800 visitors met Tom Chouteau, kaleidoscope artist/ Arthur Wheelock, curator of Northern Baroque painting at inventor extraordinaire, and discovered what happened when the National Gallery of Art, lectured about the life and fiction of kaleidoscopes go wild. Sponsored by Assurant Health and the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer. Sponsored by the Fine Midwest Airlines. Arts Society.

First Fridays Cinco de Mayo Celebration MAY FRIDAY, MAY 7

Bal du Lac Robert Lehrman Lecture SATURDAY, MAY 1 THURSDAY, MAY 13 This black-tie gala benefited the Museum’s Art Acquisition and Robert Lehrman, Chairman of the Board of the Hirshhorn Exhibition Fund. Presented by Friends of Art. Museum & Sculpture Garden of the Smithsonian Institution, is one of the leading collectors of contemporary art in America. American Fancy Mother-Daughter Tea Party Sponsored by the Contemporary Art Society. SUNDAY, MAY 2 Mothers and daughters took tea in the elegant Bradley Rooms. 19th-Century Craft Demonstration Day Specialty teas, dainty sandwiches, cocoa and pastries were served. SUNDAY, MAY 16 Demonstrations of early 19th-century crafts by artisans from Fancy Dress Old World Wisconsin including spinning, tatting and rug-hooking. THURSDAY, MAY 6 Participants watched woodworking and faux finish painting Elizabeth Gaston, curator of the Historic Costume Collection techniques. at Mount Mary College, spoke on costumes from the American Fancy period. Opening Reception Judy Pfaff—Gregory Conniff: Camera and Ink THURSDAY, MAY 20 Pfaff and Conniff discussed the interconnectedness of printmaking and photography. Sponsored by Print Forum and Photography Council.

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Milwaukee Historic Houses Tour Tea and Talk SATURDAY, MAY 22 THURSDAY, JUNE 10 Participants toured American Fancy, then embarked on a bus Barbara Brown Lee, MAM chief educator, spoke on “The Who, What tour of pre-Civil War Milwaukee to explore the interiors of three and Why of the Bradley Rooms.”Sponsored by Anaba Tea Room. houses built during the 1840s. Organized by Historic Milwaukee and the Milwaukee County Historical Society. Report from the Seminar Room: What Art Objects Can Tell Us SATURDAY, JUNE 12 Ellenor Alcorn Lecture James Mundy, director of The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, SUNDAY, MAY 23 Vassar College and former MAM chief curator, lectured about Ellenor Alcorn, consulting curator for the Jerome and Rita Gans the hidden meanings of art. Co-sponsored by the Fine Arts Collection of English silver at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Society and The Friends of The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, talked about English silver—featuring the Museum’s recent Vassar College. acquisition, a 17th-century silver monteith engraved by British royal goldsmith George Garthorne. Sponsored by the Faith and Lakefront Festival of Arts Willard Henoch Fund. FRIDAY, JUNE 18–SUNDAY, JUNE 20 The familiar white tents returned to Art Museum Drive this year. Art Collecting 101 More than 160 artists participated. This event benefited MAM’s THURSDAY, MAY 27 Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund. Sponsored by Friends of Art. MAM gave prospective art purchasers an inside view on collecting art and previewed participating artists from the 2004 Lakefront Summerfest Children’s Tent Festival of Arts. Sponsored by Friends of Art. JUNE 24–28 Every year the Museum works with other organizations in Milwaukee to offer activities for children at Summerfest. JUNE Chattanooga Girls Choir Performance Tea and Talk SATURDAY, JUNE 26 THURSDAY, JUNE 3 The choir was composed of nearly 200 girls from schools in the Director David Gordon’s wife, Maggi Gordon, spoke on Greater Chattanooga area. “A Decent Cup of Tea: The History of Tea Making and Tea Taking.” The afternoon included a rare opportunity to take tea in the elegant Bradley Rooms. Sponsored by Anaba Tea Room.

Brunch Under the Burke Brise Soleil SUNDAY, JUNE 6 MAM presented the first Sunday brunch in Windhover Hall.

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JULY Spirit—The Seventh Fire Preview Concert THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 Exhibition Preview Celebration Milwaukee-based musician Peter Buffett presented a sneak Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech preview of his touring show. THURSDAY, JULY 8 Artist Tom Uttech spoke about his work. Visitors enjoyed an Woodstock Anniversary Film Party outdoor reception on the Baumgartner Terrace. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 MAM celebrated the 35th anniversary of the largest rock concert Brunch Under the Burke Brise Soleil ever conceived. Visitors brought blankets and picnics to MAM’s SUNDAY, JULY 11 side yard to watch footage from the concert and camp out under the stars. T.G.I.T. THURSDAY, JULY 15 Brunch Under the Burke Brise Soleil MAM introduced Thank Goodness It’s Thursday. Visitors spent SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 a casual Thursday evening in the best backyard in the city. T.G.I.T. Conservation Challenges for a New Century THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 THURSDAY, JULY 15 Michael P. Dombeck, Ph.D., renowned conservationist, dedicated Family Garden Walk “A Rainbow of Color” 25 years to managing federal lands and natural resources. He spoke FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 in conjunction with Magnetic North. Boerner Botanical Gardens Families created prints from flowers at a “flower pounding” Byrdcliffe: Place and Product workshop. THURSDAY, JULY 22 Cheryl Robertson, independent scholar and former MAM curator, Bradley Sculpture Garden Party along with Robert Edwards, independent scholar and decorative SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 arts dealer, spoke about the Byrdcliffe Colony’s history, Visitors enjoyed world-class sculpture, musical entertainment architecture and furniture production. Sponsored by the American and children’s activities. Sponsored by Friends of Art. Heritage Society. Catch the Wind Family Kite Fly A Treasury of Gardens SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 FRIDAY, JULY 23–SATURDAY, JULY 24 Kids decorated pinwheels and participated in the grand kite The African American Art Alliance presented its second annual launch in celebration of Magnetic North. The Museum Store raffled garden walk fundraiser. off a MAM Delta Stern kite.

Public Day and Bike Ride SATURDAY, JULY 24 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, Brookfield, Wis. MAM presented art projects for families. Sponsored by Wheel and Sprocket. Web Site Launch The Museum officially launched its re-designed Web site Beak to Beak www.mam.org this year. The new site showcases a fresh, SUNDAY, JULY 25 clean design that matches the aesthetics of the Santiago A meet and greet with live birds-of-prey including falcons, Calatrava-designed building. Site enhancements include hawks and owls in conjunction with Magnetic North. more color, more images from the Collection and exhibitions, a search engine, and the ability to purchase online from Storytelling and S’more the Museum Store. With the re-designed site, the Museum THURSDAY, JULY 29 has more control over making its own changes, which Families experienced the magic of a night in the North Woods in proves to be more cost effective. The site was designed by MAM’s Cudahy Gardens, sitting by a fire listening to tales of Milwaukee company Ascedia, Inc. and sponsored in part nature, camping and the wilderness. by Schoenleber Foundation. The August promotion of the Web launch included a pop- up promotion on the home page; advertising on JSOnline AUGUST and OnMilwaukee.com; and an e-mail campaign to nearly 40,000 people. The launch and promotion generated 1,742 The Hudson River School: America’s Nature in the Age e-mail sign-ups for MAM’s permanent e-mail list. The site of Landscape enjoyed 22,723 unique visitors in August—1,700 more unique THURSDAY, AUGUST 5 visitors than July. The site received 150,432 page views in Dr. Kevin Avery, associate curator in the department of American August—16,700 more page views than July. paintings and sculpture at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, discussed the major American and European landscape artists and their works in conjunction with Magnetic North.

AWE: Picnic Under Cover FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 Fifty students and friends picnicked under painted umbrellas in the Cudahy Gardens to celebrate the completion of their summer project “Under Cover.”These painted umbrellas were created by students attending MPS Summer Enrichment Camps. Students used the Magnetic North exhibition as a starting place for their own works of art.

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Development

MAM’s development initiatives were strong and successful throughout the entire fiscal year. MAM Board President Sheldon Lubar and the Development Committee, co-chaired by James H. Schloemer and P. Michael Mahoney, worked to complete the campaign for the Calatrava-designed expansion. Significant progress was made, with a total of $19 million in support committed by many local stakeholders by the year-end, and $22 million when the report went to press in March 2005. Most of the commitments are conditional on reaching a $25 million total. Along with this campaign progress, goals were met for our Annual Campaign, planned giving, and exhibition and program support, thanks to the generosity and commitment of MAM members, businesses and the community at large.

Annual Campaign The MAM Annual Campaign is the single largest source of funding for operations. This year’s campaign was skillfully co-chaired by Sue Selig and Ellen Glaisner. Breaking all previous records, the campaign raised more than $3.5 million from individuals, businesses and foundations. We welcomed many new donors to our annual campaign roster and continued to benefit from the critical support of hundreds of donors who maintain their giving at generous levels.

Grants and Sponsorships Exhibitions, educational programs and special projects are funded primarily through restricted gifts, and once again donors have been generous in their support for the Museum. Individuals, corporations and foundations contributed $1.57 million in restricted gifts and grants in 2004, ensuring another year of excellence at the Museum. The Milwaukee Art Museum is fortunate to have a number of supporters who help us bring world-class exhibitions to our venue and to our city. Most notably are major exhibition sponsors for 2004, which include Argosy Foundation and the Wisconsin Department of Tourism for The Quilts of Gee’s Bend; We Energies, the Mae Demmer Foundation and Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Schwartz for Magnetic North: The Landscapes of Tom Uttech; and the Richard C. von Hess Foundation, Wisconsin Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Arts for American Fancy: Exuberance in the Arts, 1790–1840. Today’s young people are the future of the Milwaukee Art Museum, and it is imperative that regardless of their economic status, as many children as possible have access to the Museum’s resources. This is achieved through school programs and tours, outreach programs and family programming, all of which have been made possible by the generosity of our community partners. Special thanks to Midwest Airlines, the Richard & Ethel Herzfeld Foundation, the Kopmeier Family Fund and the Four-Four Foundation for their continuous annual support for four or more years. Long-term underwriting is critical to providing strong programs. One of the crowning achievements of this year has been the completion of the new Conservation Lab. Special thanks to the Theodore W. Batterman Family Foundation for spearheading this project, with additional support by the Robert H. Andrews Memorial Fund and an anonymous donor.

Planned Giving Our Legacy Society roster grew this year as a result of a variety of planned gifts, including monetary bequests, life insurance policies, charitable trusts and extraordinary gifts of art. The Planned Giving Committee continued to raise the visibility of our planned giving program through presentations for estate planning professionals as well as our general membership. The Museum was privileged to recognize our Legacy Society members at the May 2004 luncheon dedication of the Legacy Society wall in the Quadracci Pavilion.

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Donors to the Milwaukee Art Museum

We would like to recognize the following donors who have generously supported the Museum through endowments, the Contributing Membership campaign, Building Fund gifts, exhibition and programming sponsorship and restricted gifts.

ANNUAL CONTRIBUTING G.E. Healthcare Mrs. Carolyn Maruggi Suzy B. Ettinger SUPPORT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gebhardt David Meissner Dianne G. Farrell Gifts received between September 1, Greater Milwaukee Foundation Edward and Bridie Mooney Faustel Incorporated 2003 and August 31, 2004 Donald and Barbara Abert Fund Pamela and Leslie Muma Tom and Jennifer Florsheim, Jr. Heller Foundation Nasgovitz Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Foote $100,000 AND ABOVE Terry A. Hueneke Gilbert and J. Dorothy Palay Byron and Suzy Foster Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Husco International Gertrude and Eric William Tim and Sue Frautschi Baumgartner Joy Global, Inc. Passmore Fund Louise and Peter Friedlander The Lynde and Harry Bradley Mary Ann and Charles P. LaBahn Meyer J. and Norma L. Ragir Ann and Tony Friedmann Foundation P. M ichael Mahoney Foundation Barbara and Henry Fuldner The Chipstone Foundation MGIC Investment Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Rand Mary Ann and Lloyd Gerlach Friends of Art Mr. and Mrs. James J. Murphy Rexnord Foundation, Inc. Ron and Joyce Goergon Nicholas Family Foundation Gladys and Merlin Rostad David and Maggi Gordon $50,000 TO $99,999 The Palmer Foundation SC Johnson Fund, Inc. Ralph G. Gorenstein Anonymous Anthony Petullo Foundation Vicki and Allen Samson Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gould Greater Milwaukee Foundation Gus and Becky Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. James Schloemer Greater Milwaukee Foundation Mary L. Nohl Fund Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz Sigma-Aldrich Corporation Dresselhuys Family Fund Melitta S. Pick Charitable Trust Justin and Holly Segel Mrs. Nita Soref Journal Foundation/Thomas David and Julia Uihlein Sue and Bud Selig Mrs. Norman Soref and Yvonne McCollow Fund Richard C. von Hess Foundation Miss Barbara C. and Miss Susan R. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stein Kopmeier Family Fund We Energies Strecker Allen and Marilyn Taylor Mary A. Mellowes Fund Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ziegler Mr. Kenneth Treis US Bank Audrey J. and John L. Anne H. and Frederick Vogel III Mr. and Mrs. William D. Van Dyke Murray Fund $25,000 TO $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wiensch Thomas and Anne Wamser Donald and Janet Greenebaum Anonymous WEYCO Group, Inc. Charitable Trust Greenlight Capital, Inc. Drs. Isabel and Alfred Bader $5,000 TO $9,999 Will Ross Memorial Foundation Gary and Anne Grunau Johnson Controls Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Abdoo Charlotte and Burton Zucker Guaranty Bank Jane and George C. Kaiser, via the Ms. Anne R. Booth and Mr. Charles Bill and Sandy Haack Jay Kay Foundation, Inc. Trainer $2,000 TO $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. F. William Haberman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lai Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Borden Anonymous Claire and Glen Hackmann Laskin Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William Boyd A. O. Smith Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David S. Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon B. Lubar Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burke Ben and Molly Abrohams Mike and Gay Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Philip Milstein Virginia Drexler Clark Artisan Partners Limited Anita and Tom Hauske Northwestern Mutual Foundation Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy Fund Partnership Mr. and Mrs. R. Goeres Hayssen Suzanne and Richard Pieper Sallie and Don Davis Badger Meter Foundation Jill and Herbert Heavenrich Family Foundation James D. Ericson Polly and Robert Beal Ann E. Heil Pleasant T. Rowland Foundation Roger and Lee Fitzsimonds Lori and Kurt Bechthold Mrs. Katherine Ann Heil Rubin Postaer and Associates Jean and Ted Friedlander Carl and Susan Becker Janet and Robert Hevey Sensient Technologies Foundation Frederic and Elizabeth Friedman Joan and Roger L. Boerner Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hlavac Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gebhardt Betty Bostrom Dr. Roy and Cynthia Holly $10,000 TO $24,999 Judy Gordon and Martin Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brachman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Holz Anonymous Greater Milwaukee Foundation Orren and Marilyn Bradley William H. Honrath and Elizabeth Nancy and Terry Anderson Gertrude and Eric William Mark and Cheryl Brickman Blackwood The Robert H. Andrews Memorial Passmore Fund Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bryson, Sr. Frieda and William Hunt Memorial Fund of Tides Foundation, Alice and Lucia Stern Library Elaine Burke Trust on the recommendation of Fund Carla and Neal Butenhoff Hydrite Chemical Co. Ms. Susan L. Andrews Dr. and Mrs. David Harvey Barbara and Donald Buzard Grace M. Iacolucci Assurant Health William and Phyllis Huffman Kathleen R. Cavallo Jenkins Imports, Inc. The Blakemore Foundation George and Angela Jacobi CG Schmidt, Inc. Susan and Leander Jennings Mrs. Frederick L. Brengel Richard G. Jacobus Family Chapman Foundation Ms. Linda B. Johnston The Brico Fund Foundation Mrs. George M. Chester David and Cynthia Kahler Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bryant Diane and Bob Jenkins Beverly and Ervin Colton Kahler Slater Architects Collectors’ Corner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Joerres Patty and Larry Compton Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Kahn Michael J. Cudahy Judy and Gary Jorgensen Conley Publishing Group Mr. and Mrs. Gale E. Klappa Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust Journal Communications John and Kay Crichton Dedi and David Knox II Michael Dunham Susan and Raymond Kehm Curt and Sue Culver Barbara Kohl-Spiro and Herzl Spiro Stephen and Nancy Einhorn James H. Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Cutler KPMG LLP Electronic Arts Kikkoman Foods Foundation Polly and Giles Daeger Krause Family Foundation John and Mary Emory Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc. Sue and Russ Darrow Ronald and Marjorie Krizek Marianne H. Epstein Raymond and Barbara Krueger Max and Sandra Dermond Fran Kryzinski Forest County Potawatomi Randy Levine and Mindy Franklin Barbara and Tom Dunham Dennis and Sandy Kuester Community Foundation Levine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elsner Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kuyers Four-Four Foundation Marcus Corporation Foundation, Mrs. J. Thomas Emerson Lila Lange Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fromstein Inc. Milton Ettenheim Mr. Myron Laskin

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The Rath Foundation, Inc. Carson Pirie Scott L’Image Skin Spa Today’s TMJ 4 Rexnord Foundation Chandon Major Goolsby Top Floor Technologies Robert W. Baird Chiro-Med S.C. Armando Manni Trail Visions Guiding Rockwell Classic Cruiselines Manpower Treiber & Straub SPX Corporation Clear Channel Mark Allen Markott U-Line Corporation Square D Foundation Clos Pegase Winery Marshall & Illsley Corporation Trish and Joe Ullrich Strong Capital Management Columbia St. Mary’s Sarah McEneany US Bank U.S. Bank Connections Ticket Service of Scott McGlinchey US Bank Corporate Real Estate U.S. Cellular Whitefish Bay Time McLean W.O.W Distributing United Technologies Connolly Interiors, Inc. Merril Hills Country Club Westmoor Country Club Virginia Power/North Carolina Colleen and Rob Cowen MGM Grand Hotel/Casino Weyco Group Power Cramer-Krasselt Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Whyte Hirschboeck Dudeck S.C. We Energies Corporation Crane and Norcross Midwest Airlines Susan and Richard Wilkey Culver Advertising and Design Miller Brewing Company Thomas Wilson Danceworks Performance Milwaukee Admirals Winkies Variety GIFTS IN KIND Company Milwaukee Ballet Wisconsin Athletic Club Anonymous Sallie Davis Milwaukee Magazine Young & Rubicam Ascedia Delzer Lithograph Company Milwaukee Tool Company Carlene and Andy Ziegler The Chipstone Foundation Denver Art Company Montgomery Foundation Christie’s Samantha and Stephen Dermond Peggy Morsch Coast Nico Derni Joseph Muench ENDOWMENT FUNDS Conley Publishing Group Marissa Dimapilis Grzenia Mumm Napa Ruth K. Abrams Endowment Fund Ellen’s Catering Downer Wine & Spirits NAI/MLG Commercial Patti Baker Education Endowment Four Seasons E. Miller and Associates Natural Resource Technology, Inc. Fund Fox Company, Inc. Lithographers East Towne Jewelers Michele and Dan Nelson Boyd Fund Mr. Eckhart Grohmann Ecker Envelope Nelson Schmidt Karen Johnson Boyd Fund David Kahler Edy’s Next Level Technologies James H. Brachman Endowment Kahler Slater Architects, Inc. Elite Fitness Niche Wine Marketing Fund Karl’s Party Rental Eric of Norway Northwestern Mutual Bradley Conservation & Lied’s Nursery Company, Inc. Faye’s 1 & Faye’s 2 Petites O’Brien Vineyards Maintenance Fund M Magazine Sarah Fitzpatrick Sean O’Connor Family Bradley Foundation Fund Mahler Enterprises Flanner’s Audio and Video Old Town Restaurant Doerfler Fund Midwest Airlines Susan and Robert Forrer Omni Tech Corporation Stephen and Nancy Einhorn Milwaukee Business Journal Liz and Rick Gebhardt Otto’s Liquor Stores Inc. Endowment for Conservation Milwaukee Courier Gilded Edge Douglas Pallo Florence Eiseman Foundation Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Glenfiddich Scotch Park Avenue Liquor Fund Milwaukee Times Godfrey & Kahn S.C. Park Bank Endowment Fund for Saz’s Lena Golden Payne & Dolan, Inc. Conservation SimplexGrinnell LP Grapes & Grain Pepsi Americas Endowment Fund for Education Small Business Times Greylak Design Performance Freight Systems Expansion Operating Endowment The Velvet Room Nancy and Tim Haggerty Thomas Peschong Friends of Art Exhibition Fund WJZI Harley-Davidson Motor Company Pizza Man General Operating Endowment WMCS Harley’s the Store for Men Point Beer Fund WUWM Hawk’s Nursery Judith Posner Constance P. Godfrey Acquisition The Wagner Company Amy and Jon Hopkins PPC Foundation Fund Hotel Metro Prestige Wines Greater Milwaukee Foundation Hydrite Chemical Kathy and Chuck Prestigiacomo Milwaukee Art Museum Fund FRIENDS OF ART Shayna Illingworth Private Gardener Alice and Lucia Stern EVENT/PROJECT SPONSORS Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Quad Graphics Library Fund 620 WTMJ Company Raymond Vineyard & Cellar Virginia Booth Vogel Art A.V. Imports JBK Properties Lisa and Tom Read Museum Maintenance Fund Allan-Knox Photography Dr. and Mrs. Leander Jennings Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren S.C. Grootemaat Endowment Fund Frank Almond John Hancock LTC RFP Commercial, Inc. Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Andrew Chevrolet Johnson Bank Mark Rigano Photography Exhibition Fund Knut Apitz Johnson Brothers Robert W. Baird & Co. Mary Ann and Charles P. LaBahn Associated Global Systems Jordon Vineyard & Cellar Robertson Ryan & Associates, Inc. Fund Balvenie Scotch Judith and Michael Van Handel Rockwell Automation Myron and Elisabeth P. Laskin Bank One Just Right Boots Saturn Acquisition Fund Banta Corporation Kahler Slater Amy Schoenfeldt Frederick Layton Lecture Series Barking Pony Studios Karl’s Party Rental Schwanke Kasten Jewelers Fund Al Bartosz Joy Kasum Segel Family Foundation NEA Challenge Endowment Fund Lori Bauman Katie Gingrass Gallery Kristin and Chuck Severson Jill and Jack Pelisek Endowment Lori and Kurt Bechthold Jennifer Kersten Pamela and Jeffrey Shovers Fund Jill Bedford Ellen and Hans Kirkegaard Scott Shully Pellegrin Family Fund Carrie Bedore Kloiber Jewelers Shully’s Cuisine & Events Suzanne and Richard Pieper Bell Ambulance Herb Kohl Jeff Slough Family Fund Bokare Framing and Gallery Koss Stereophones Sommer’s Subaru Catherine Jean Quirk Fund Edna and Dennis Braun Alice and Marty Krebs Specialty Products John Porter Retzer and Florence Bresler Eitel Framing Gallery Madame L.C. Kuony Spray-O-Bond Company Horn Retzer Competition Fund Broderson Management / Lamar State Farm Insurance Dwight Baldwin Row Memorial Popeyes Chicken Land Rover Glendale State Financial Bank Scholarship Fund Libby and Andy Bruce Laser Centers of Wisconsin Strong Funds Schuchardt Fund Burke Candy Factory Nancy and Arthur Laskin Susan and Stacy Terris Erich C. Stern Fund Capitol Husting Laughlin Constable Tiffany & Company

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Virginia Booth Vogel Acquisition Esther Leah Ritz* PUBLIC FUNDING SOURCES Fund Sande Robinson René von Schleinitz Memorial Fund Gladys and Merlin Rostad The Milwaukee Art Museum is Esther S. Weber Memorial Atty Robert and Mrs. Barbara Roth supported in part by a grant from Education Fund Allen and Vicki Samson the Wisconsin Arts Board with James and Andrea Schloemer funds from the State of Wisconsin Arthur* and Katherine Smith and the National Endowment for LEGACY SOCIETY Martha W. Smith the Arts. Anonymous (9) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Smocke Charles and Dorothy Aring Mrs. Nita Soref The continuing support of Gertrude Meyne Bates Bertram* and Marilyn Spero Milwaukee County makes this Beatrice K. Bauman Mr.and Mrs. Allen M. Taylor facility available under the auspices Mr. and Mrs. John Robert* Marjorie Tiefenthaler Estate of the War Memorial Corporation Baumgartner David and Roseann Tolan to serve the living in memory of David E. and Natalie B. Beckwith Anne H. and Frederick Vogel III our war dead. T. Thompson Bosworth Cynthia Davis Weix Anthony and Andrea Bryant David Wescoe The Wisconsin Humanities Dr. Lucy and Norman* Cohn Dr. Charles J. Wilson Council, Wisconsin Department Betty Croasdaile* and John Julien* Bettie Zillman of Tourism, National Endowment Lisa A. H. Cudahy for the Humanities, and National Mary L. Dahlman * deceased as of August 31, 2004 Endowment for the Arts provided Mary Terese Duffy additional support. Roma and Laurence Eiseman Lotte K. Emde BEQUESTS Elizabeth and Frederic Friedman Estate of Mrs. Mary E. Croasdaile Ellen and Richard Glaisner Estate of Mrs. Nelda Steenberg Christopher Goldsmith Donald and Carolie Goniu Ethel S. and David W. Goodman * LIFE MEMBERS Florence S. Grodin Tracy Atkinson Marguerite Spicuzza Hambling Jay and Patty Baker Judith A. Hansen Mrs. Barbara Berger Edward T. Hashek The Lynde and Harry Bradley Michael and Gay Hatfield Foundation Sheila M. Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baumgartner John G. Hill, Jr. and Sarah H. Hill Mr. Michael J. Cudahy Marianne Hillebrand Rev. Roland Ehlke Mrs. Daniel Howard Dr. Marvin Fruth Grace M. Iacolucci Christopher Goldsmith Angela and George Jacobi Dr. George Gray Douglas C. James The Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Russ Jankowski Foundation Susan M. Jennings Mrs. Robert V. Krikorian Judy and Gary Jorgensen Barbara Brown Lee Dr. Charles and Mrs. Anne Mrs. Arthur F. Milbraith Junkerman Joan M. Pick Miriam P. Kahn Mrs. Betty Quadracci Jane L. and George C. Kaiser The Reiman Family Foundation Ray and Susan Kehm The Pleasant T. Rowland Estate of Dr. Jack A. and Mrs. Foundation Elaine D. Klieger Mrs. Erwin C. Uihlein Dr. and Mrs. John D. Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Rymund P. Wurlitzer Mary and Michael Krall Charlotte and Burt Zucker Sybil G. La Budde Lise and Tom Lawson Barbara Brown Lee and Wallie* Lee Marie E. Leupold Leonard and Bebe* LeVine Mrs. Helen Peter Love Dr. Robert* and Audrey Mann Mr.* and Mrs. Thomas McCollow William and Barbara Morris Alice Elizabeth Hill Nelson Helen and Jeanette* Oberndorfer Diane M. and J. Alan O’Connor Lygere Panagopoulos Jill and Jack* Pelisek Elaine N. Peterson Lucia and Pete Petrie Anthony J. Petullo Della Nickoll Podell Isabelle and Herbert* Polacheck Randy R. Reddemann Thomas Reich

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Support Groups

African American Art Alliance The African American Art Alliance supports educational programs focused on African- American art and artists, promotes involvement of volunteers in the Museum, and is dedicated to raising funds to acquire African-American art for the Collection. In 2003, the Alliance had a full season of activities beginning in fall with programs related to the exhibition The Quilts of Gee’s Bend. As the host committee for visiting Gee’s Bend artists and their families, AAAA participated in a weeklong schedule of events. Festivities varied from a preview night party with special guest Jane Fonda and an opening night celebration, to guided citywide tours, to book signings and gospel presentations. The celebration culminated in an old-fashioned barbeque at the home of Elton and A. Helen Baylor, along with the announcement of the acquisition of Lazy Gal, a Revil Mosley quilt, and Four Block Housetop Quilt by Rita Mae Pettway for the Museum’s Collection. Later in the season, the Alliance traveled to Chicago to view The James VanDerZee Studio exhibition on view at the Art Institute of Chicago. The Alliance held its Annual Meeting/Reception on May 20. During the reception, AAAA unveiled its latest acquisition, Blackburn, a lithograph by Ron Adams honoring the master printer Robert Blackburn. The season concluded with the second annual garden walk fundraiser, A Treasury of Gardens, July 23 and 24. Visitors to the garden walk were treated to five spectacular gardens and an opportunity to learn from landscaping professionals.

American Heritage Society The American Heritage Society offers an opportunity for collectors, scholars and members to share their interest in American art, antiques and architecture from the colonial era into the 20th century. As in past years, the American Heritage Society sponsored a great variety of American art related programs, events and excursions. In the fall, AHS was pleased to join Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin in sponsoring the panel discussion Working with Wright, a discussion conducted by Wright homeowners. AHS also took part in supporting Interpreting Gee’s Bend, a symposium of experts from different backgrounds who responded to The Quilts of Gee’s Bend exhibition. Throughout the winter and spring, AHS sponsored three inter- disciplinary gallery talks in conjunction with the exhibition American Fancy. To highlight the exhibition Slipware Traditions, AHS helped Museum attendees get their hands dirty— literally. Ceramics experts Michelle Erickson and Don Carpentier demonstrated various ways to decorate pottery with slip. In July, AHS invited scholars Cheryl Robertson and Robert Edwards to Milwaukee to discuss the works on view in the exhibition Byrdcliffe: An American Arts and Crafts Colony. AHS Members also enjoyed various trips, including a visit to an outstanding private collection of Arts and Crafts furniture in Illinois and a Saturday excursion to the Terra Museum of American Art and Antiques Chicago.

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Contemporary Art Society Contemporary Art Society (CAS) is a support group that makes significant contributions of contemporary works to the MAM Collection. In addition, CAS sponsors lectures and events to increase community knowledge and enthusiasm about contemporary art. CAS launched its 2003-04 year with a trip to Aspen to tour the Aspen Art Museum and several private collections. In September, CAS sponsored a lecture by artist Andrea Zittel in conjunction with her exhibition A-Z Wagon Stations, the second project in the On Site series. Artist Laura Owens continued the CAS Lecture Series in October with a gallery talk through her exhibition Laura Owens. In November, CAS members enjoyed a day trip to Rockford, Ill. to visit several private collections. Also in November, CAS co-sponsored a lively panel discussion entitled Interpreting Gee’s Bend with the American Heritage Society and the African American Art Alliance. In February, CAS members enjoyed a curator-led tour of the MAM Contemporary Gallery re-installation. Contemporary photographer Sharon Lockhart lectured in March, and in April CAS members visited New York City to tour numerous private collections and galleries. In May, Chairman of the Board of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Robert Lehrman lectured on the artist Joseph Cornell. CAS concluded its busy year in June with an annual dinner graciously hosted by Donna and Donald Baumgartner.

Collectors’ Corner Begun in 1948, Collectors’ Corner is a support group that promotes the study of decorative arts and antiques. Members enjoy lectures, take part in decorative arts research and work with the Museum to make contributions to the Collection. During the past year, Collectors’Corner provided remarkable support for the decorative arts. Collectors’Corner ushered in the fall with a significant contribution toward the purchase of an important quilt made around 1935 by the gifted quiltmaker Rachel Carey George of Gee’s Bend, Ala. This piece, called a work clothes quilt, is composed of large blocks of faded denim, wool and mattress ticking, resulting in an abstract and harmonious blend of linear patterns, fabric textures and shades of cool blues and grays—a superb example of Gee’s Bend quiltmaking. In addition to contributing directly toward the purchase of the quilt, Collectors’ Corner also provided support for a gala event held in September devoted to raising the remaining funds required for this acquisition. Members also attended informative and engaging monthly talks such as Ruth DeYoung Kohler’s discussion of Wisconsin folk art, MAM curator Nonie Gadsden’s tour of the Museum’s American portrait collection, docent emerita Joanne Charlton’s talk on American landscape painting, and Collectors’ Corner member Barbara Morris’ lecture on still life painting.

Fine Arts Society During the 2003-04 fiscal year, the Fine Arts Society sponsored a number of important lectures and events. In the spring, the society offered a lecture on Johannes Vermeer by Arthur Wheelock, Curator of Northern Baroque Painting, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Other speakers included Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, who discussed the history of English interior design, and James Mundy, the Anne Hendricks Bass Director of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College and former chief curator of the Milwaukee Art Museum. Also, the Fine Arts Society and the Print Forum co-sponsored a lecture on Rembrandt by Suzanne Folds McCullagh, Anne Vogt Fuller and Marion Titus Searle Curator of Earlier Prints and Drawings at The Art Institute of Chicago. In addition to presenting these lectures, the Fine Arts Society hosted a wonderfully successful evening to celebrate the Richard and Erna Flagg Collection that launched a fundraising effort that raised more than $600,000 toward the acquisition of the last pieces in the collection. The society itself took a leadership role in this fundraising by sponsoring the purchase of the Cup in the Form of a Rampant Lion and partially sponsoring the purchase of the Alabaster Virgin and Child.

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Friends of Art Friends of Art broke records by raising more than $513,000 for the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Art Acquisition and Exhibition Fund. The final $287,000 payment for the Ludwig Meidner Portrait of a Young Man acquisition was made in May. Contributing to the year’s success was the 45th annual Bal du Lac, chaired by Ellen and Hans Kirkegaard and Susan and Robert Forrer. With the Cirque du Soleil performers it was an evening that dazzled and delighted the senses. The 42nd annual Lakefront Festival of Arts was chaired by Nancy Munroe and Holly Herz Schoettlin. The International Festival and Events Association presented Lakefront Festival 2004 with eight awards. The Bradley Sculpture Garden Party took place on a lovely summer day. Many thanks go to co-chairs Wendy Jensen and Michaelinda Kircher along with the continued support of the Bradley Family Foundation. In early fall, Friends of Art hosted Golf Fore! Art Open for the first time. Thanks goes to co-chairs Karen McDowell and Betty Stowell for their leadership. In its 16th year, Grape Lakes Food & Wine Festival, chaired by Libby and Andy Bruce, drew crowds for all events. A special thank you to Grape Stomp chairs Eric Eben and Scott Hanaway and to Liz and Rick Gebhardt, who chaired the Wine and Dine Dinner. November’s Ornaments & Adornments, chaired by Karen McDowell and Pat Sara, was the place to get a jump on holiday shopping. Friends of Friends, a group of past and current FOA leaders, was established to advise the FOA Board and provide a means of keeping leadership involved. Finally, at the May 2004 annual meeting, FOA recognized and honored companies and volunteers who have committed so much time and energy to FOA and the Museum. Volunteer Service Awards were awarded to four hard working volunteers: Jim Harris, Chris Haines, Wendy Jensen and Michaelinda Kircher. The corporate Partner in Art Award was presented to Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated, represented by Bryce Edwards. Longtime FOA Board member Daniel H. Nelson, Sr. received the Friend of the Year Award, FOA’s highest form of recognition.

Garden Club The 84-year-old Garden Club, a member of the Wisconsin Garden Club Federation, supports the Milwaukee Art Museum by providing flowering plants and arrangements for the Museum entrances and information desks. In 2003 the Club fulfilled its pledge of the remaining $20,000 toward the capital campaign and paid the second installment toward its donation of Untitled Cabinet, 2002 by Silas Kopf. This beautiful cabinet with a floral motif was made for the Skin Deep: Three Masters of American Inlaid Furniture exhibition, November 2002–March 2003. Apart from regular monthly educational programs, the Club organized a spring trip to the Historic Garden Week in Virginia and a Champagne Brunch with a Garden Walk in June. The 2003 fundraiser was a reception and lecture at the Museum by landscape artist Topher Delaney from San Francisco. As with all special interest groups, only members of the Museum are eligible for membership in the Garden Club, which increased from 86 to 96 members during the year. New members are always welcome.

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Photo Council Photo Council, which had not met the previous year due to the opening in the photography curator position, was re-launched in late November 2003 with a special program “Photographic Truth 2.0.” The guest speaker was David Travis, Curator of Photography at The Art Institute of Chicago. Photography from the Collection was chosen for display to stimulate discussion on the nature of truth in photography, particularly with regard to new digital practices. The night was deemed a success and attracted several new members. James Auer was present and wrote a positive review in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. In early May, Photo Council and Print Forum co-sponsored a gallery talk and reception to celebrate the opening of the exhibition Judy Pfaff—Gregory Conniff: Camera and Ink. Both artists were present to discuss the ways in which photography and printmaking merge, how photography influences their practice as artists, and the ideas they wish to convey in their work.

Print Forum Print Forum’s 2003-04 season began with a lecture from Bill Goldston, Master Printer and President at the famed New York printmaking workshop Universal Limited Art Editions. This event marked the closing of the exhibition Think Big: Print Workshop Collaborations from the Tatalovich Collection. In January, Stephanie D’Alessandro, Curator in the Department of European Painting at The Art Institute of Chicago, lectured on Weimar visual culture in conjunction with Defiance Despair Desire: German Expressionist Prints from the Marcia and Granvil Specks Collection. Graham Larkin of Stanford University spoke on the practices of early collectors of Jacques Callot’s prints in February to celebrate The Incisive Imagination: Jacques Callot and His Contemporaries. In February, Print Forum co-sponsored a special lecture with the Fine Arts Society on an exhibition at The Art Institute of Chicago, Rembrandt’s Journey: Painter, Draftsman, Etcher. The speaker was Suzanne Folds McCullagh, Anne Vogt Fuller and Marion Titus Searle Curator of Earlier Prints and Drawings at The Art Institute of Chicago. Print Forum ended the year’s programs with an intimate gallery talk with the artists of Judy Pfaff—Gregory Conniff: Camera and Ink in May. In August, Print Forum was pleased to unveil this year’s Collector’s Club print, commissioned from Judy Pfaff. Pfaff was honored with a MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship shortly thereafter.

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Support Group Officers

AFRICAN AMERICAN Mary Ann Switzer Sue Frautschi FULL TIME DOCENTS ART ALLIANCE Treasurer Nominating Suzanne Aiken Kathy Arenz Sandra Robinson Joni Villavicencio Tony Krausen, Chair President Mary Berger Past President Joanne Murphy Diane Berndt Jeffrey Winter Jody Alexander Anne Vogel, Chair Therese Binder Vice President Jennifer Florsheim Kathy Boer Tish Alverson Gayle Brickman Vicki Banghart Georgia Bond Ingrid Davis Program Committee Leanne Boris Secretary Cissy Bryson Beps Herbon Maud Siljestrom Claudette Bostrom Valerie A. Childrey, M.D. Acquisitions Committee Wendy Blumenthal Arlene Brachman Treasurer Andrea Grant Patty Brink Mary Ann Windsor Travel Committee Alexandra Buchholz A. Helen Baylor Historian Marsha Camitta Harriet G. Croskey Margaret Andera Sharon Canter Myra Edwards Donna Meyer Curator Judy Christofferson Margaret Hollmon Kathy Paulsen Curatorial Advisor Lorraine Croft Michele McKnight Members at Large Elizabeth Cuneo Dorothy Nelle Sanders Rosemary Fritz, Chair Mary Ann Delzer Gloria Wright Carole Carter DOCENTS Marie DeVillers Board Members at Large Joan Drouin Sally Litzow DOCENT COUNCIL Nominating Committee Mary Terese Duffy Fran E. Serlin Sally Schuler Maryelln Ebarp Director of Public Programs Cissie Darien, Chair Chair JoAnn Eddy Staff Liaison Mary Caan Ellen Glaisner Shirley Erwin Program Committee Past Chair Sheila Falbo Jane Fee AMERICAN HERITAGE SOCIETY Nonie Gadsden Nancy Matthisen Sylvia Fishman Storm Elser Associate Curator of Secretary Ellen Flesch President Decorative Arts Peg Fleury Curatorial Advisor Sally Wolcott Janis Frank Barbara Fuldner Lorraine Croft Sarah Gartner Vice President Tour Coordinators Olive Giese CONTEMPORARY ART SOCIETY Julie Mosher Theres Rozga Ellen Glaisner Secretary Kathy Yuille Docent Review Linda Goetsch President Marguerite Gohsman Mike Huston Monica Hart Frank Green Treasurer Steve Brink School Program Coordinator Ruth Gregory President Elect/Treasurer Robert Gresk Kathie Asmuth Jenny Nelson Beverly Happel Carole Carter Sharon Canter Pam Willms Secretary Monica Hart Constance Godfrey Continuing Education Co- Donna Hensel Carlen Hatala Sue Frautschi Chairs Lloyd Hickson Jeffrey Hayes Past President Therese Binder Minah Ho Denise Hice Joan Hunt Rana Holbrook Marianne Lubar, Chair Jan Scherr Special Events Co-Chairs Carole Jezek Traci Schnell Jeff Kasch Eileen Jezo Nicole Teweles Barbara Recht Nancy Matthisen Raymond Kehm Anne Vogel Jim Seder Irene Morgan Audrey Keyes Board Members at Large Reva Shovers Training Coordinators Carole Kintis Acquisitions Committee Marlene Kohn Nonie Gadsden Alexandra Buchholz Associate Curator of Dorothy Stadler Mary Laber Dorothy Stadler Lila Lange Decorative Arts David Keen Travel Co-Chairs Curatorial Advisor Development Committee Janet Larscheid Nancy Sergile Joan Larscheid COLLECTORS’ CORNER Donna Baumgartner, Chair Martha Wolz Carol Lehmann Diane Strauss Docent Digest Editors Joan Maas Mary Terese Duffy Karen Drummond James Maki President Hospitality Committee Mary Papenthien Nancy Matthisen Diane Richards William McCarthy Delphine Cannon Tom Obenberger, Chair First Vice President Docent Resources Co-Chairs Julie McHale Tom Lacy Kathleen Melser Mary Ann LaBahn Wendy Burke Brigid Globensky Irene Morgan Second Vice President Joan Lubar Barbara Brown Lee Joan Nason Gail Groenwoldt Jane Nicholson Jenny Nelson Natalie Girard Marketing/Membership Char Powers Annette Niedermeyer Recording Secretary Committee Staff Betty Nordengren Ginny Feind Nick Pabst Joyce Pabst Corresponding Secretary Newsletter Mary Papenthien Georgia Parks Dorothy Ann Phinney

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Betty Pitt Marsha Sodos DOCENT TRAINEES FRIENDS OF ART Margaret Plotkin Patricia Strassburger Katherine Beeson Lori R. Bechthold Yvonne Porter Mary Alice Tamsen Elizabeth Campbell President Matthew Pucker Ruth Traxler Judith Croak James Radtke Libby Wigdale Virginia Dunphy Mark S. Bishop Norma Rand Martha Wolz Carol Haakenson Vice President, Business LaVonne Rau Clarice Zucker David Hundhausen Development Marieta Remington Liz Joehnk Valerie B. Clarke Gail Rennie EMERITUS DOCENTS Eileen Kaczmarek Diane Richards Marianne Atkielski Alice Lipscomb Vice President, Business Marceline Roberts Pat Baker Joan Prachthauser Development Rose Marie Rodriguez Vicki Banghart Jane Segerdahl Karen C. McDowell Virginia Rogers Joan Barnett Cathy Simpson Vice President, Therese Rozga Elaine Berke Clare Swietlik Communications Gloria Rozmus Martha Bolles Mary Alice Wasielewski Brenda Schendel Marilyn Bradley Char Powers Linda L. Lundeen Janis Scherr Joanne Charlton Docent Education Vice President, Events Sally Schuler Virginia Clark Staff Liaison Janet Seizyk Mary Dahlman Lawrence J. Schnuck Nancy Sergile Phyllis DeMeyer Barbara Brown Lee Vice President, Long Range Judy Shapiro Bette Drought Chief Educator Planning Staff Liaison Wendy Sleight Audrienne Eder Molly W. Allen Dorothy Slivicki Janet Engquist Vice President, Membership Robert St. Clair Toni Ettenheim Dorothy Stadler Betty Fetherston FINE ARTS SOCIETY David M. Bauer Sharon Steinmetz Marjorie Franz Barbara Buzard Treasurer Cynthia Swedish Joe Frenn President Carol Thieme Jean Friedlander Edward J. Hanrahan Patsy Tighe Ann Gehring Christy Foote Secretary Vice President Peggy Trampe Barbara Gemignani Pamela W. Shovers Jerome Trewyn Sally Hackbarth Art Laskin Past President Beverly Ugent Avis Heller Secretary Carla Uphill Edith Herrold BOARD OF DIRECTORS Susan Vebber Cynthia Holly Frank Murn Patricia S. Algiers Janet Vopal Lorraine Horst Treasurer Marie-Pierre Bechthold Betty Jean Waldron Dorothy Hughes Andrea Bryant Christopher M. Bouda Bonnie Welz Nancy Jaekels Elizabeth H. Bruce Alice White Helen Johnson Jane Doud Mary Terese Duffy Dennis F. Connolly Kathy Wicht Phylis Johnson Julia DeCicco Carol Wiensch Anne Junkerman Rob Foote Bill Gray Lynne R. Dixon-Speller Pamela Willms Joan Kabins Susan G. Forrer Sally Wolcott Elsie Kanin William Holbrook Eileen Jezo Janet L. Gebhardt Barbara Wood Jan Kaye William E. Gray Fran Kryzinski Donna Kempf Virginia Knight Scott A. Heinert PART TIME DOCENTS Norbert Lochowitz Helen Peter Love Jon W. Hopkins Patricia Babler Audrey Mann Colleen C. Jacobus Sylvia Barany Alice Nelson John Monroe James Quirk Annelise J. Lawson Ruth Beck Helen Pfeifer Joe Massimino Phyllis Casey Isabelle Polacheck Mary Rotheray Al Runquist Lawrence W. Oliverson Barbara Damm Beverly Rattner Judith L. Perkins Claire Fabric Mary Louise Roozen Sheila Schmitz-Lammers Ken Treis Timothy E. Ryan III Estelle Felber Dorothy Nelle Sanders Patricia B. Sara Susan Frautschi Charlotte Simpson Winston Williams Board Members at Large Sally Schuler Susan Godfrey Marvin Summers Holly H. Segel Francine Goldfarb Virginia Taylor Laurie Winters Kristin W. Severson Paula Goldman Gloria Thibodeau Curator of Earlier European Art Colleen Smith Eileen Gruesser Lorraine Tollefsrud Curatorial Advisor Stacy G. Terris Adrienne Hirsch DJ Zeck Jennifer M. Ulbricht Mary Holden Charlotte Zucker Eileen Wright-Dimick Jeanne Jacobs Beth Just LEAVE OF ABSENCE Elizabeth D. Hoffman Sally Kersten Caroline Imhoff Director of FOA Events Elaine Larsen Marie Seder and Programs, Staff Liaison Marie-Claude McNulty Rikki Thompson Mary Meyers Roseann Tolan Joyce Ninneman Priscilla Tuschen Suzanne Pieper Susana Wigdale Mildred Pollard Mary Ellen Reiland Renee Rosenblum Mary Jo Schauer Diane E. Schneiger Susan Shane Mary Shinners

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GARDEN CLUB PRINT FORUM VISITOR RELATIONS Marialyce Gove Margarete Harvey Russ Meier VOLUNTEERS Heidi Green President President Rose Grether Susan Arnold T.A. Gyorgak Rosheen Styczinski Betsy Erskine MaryAnn Adams Kathie Haller Vice President Vice President Mualla Akgul Wayne Hammelman Sirisha Akkala Tsui Ching Hammond Susan Strecker Tricia Polyak Jeanette Alred Lillian Hampton Second Vice Treasurer Barbara Atlee Chuck Harper President/Programs Pat Bakula Joan Moore Anna Helgeson Martin Bangert Marilyn Henning Kathy Hulen Secretary Barbara Bastian Third Vice President Kristi Herro Russ Jankowski Marwan Batrouni Barbara Himes Nancy Sommer Past President David Berousek Mary Hoefert Recording Secretary Shaun Bielinski Nick Hoffman Tricia Polyak, Chair Harriet Blumberg Amie Hollmann Barbara Mann & Anne Catherine Davidson Val Borger Jean Holmes Scrimenti Barbara Tays Jane Botham Bernadine Huber Newsletter Acquisitions and Collectors’ Rod Botts Geraldine Jakubowski Club Committee Rose Brojanac Carol Buechel Russ Jankowski Irene Bronikowski Carole Jezek Membership Betsy Erskine, Chair Genee Brukwitzki Janet Matthews Elisa Johnson Eleanor D. Lee Bob Brusky Mary Johnson Events and Membership Diane Buege Treasurer Committee Amber Josi Lorraine Buehler Karin Kaufman Beth Chapman Russ Jankowski, Chair Jane Bushell Arthur Kauper Carol Bessler Kent Anderson George Byers Kathleen Kelly Directors Newsletter Ena Carroll Laurel Kirby Millie Casey Suzanne Kitzki Mary Terese Duffy Russ Jankowski, Chair Anne Chernik Immediate Past President Leo Klemowits Angela Jacobi Sandy Collier Barbara Klinger Rosanne Tolan Nominating Committee Christine Collins Lidia Klos Lucy Conway Parliamentarian Michael Aita Suzanne Kludt Brigitte Cooper Narleen Klug Helen Oberndorfer Harold Hansen Heidi Cooper Kevin Milaeger Angela Koutsios Honorary Director Mary Crawford Monica Krause Judith Ramazzini Risha Cupit-Berzins Elizabeth D. Hoffman Board Members at Large Muriel Kritzik Jody Davids Tabitha Krug Director of FOA Events and Alan Dawson Programs, Staff Liaison Britt Salvesen Jonathan Krug Associate Curator of Prints, Jim Delaney Melissa Krutina Drawings and Photographs Sharon DePue Steve Kurzon Rod DePue PHOTOGRAPHY COUNCIL Staff Liaison Ruth Lange Karen Diehl Norrine Langer Mitchell Jacobson Sarah Kirk Kathleen Diesem Ruth Latus Co-Chair Assistant Curator of Prints, Cassandra Donahoe Adrienne Lhost Drawings, and Photographs Alice Dose Ingebourg Liebl Carol Lewensohn Staff Liaison Ted Drettwan Co-Chair Alice Lipscomb Joan Drouin Ken Loeffel Britt Salvesen Bette Dulka Rachel Lokken Associate Curator of Prints, Ryan Durrant Juan Lopez Drawings and Photographs Angela Eakley Margaret Lucas Staff Liaison Kathleen Eggener Lucy Madson Fanny Elena Eileen Magenheim Jonathan Lawson Scott Elford Barbara Mahoney Curatorial Assistant Priscilla Farrell Arthur Malone Staff Liaison Brenda Fay Maxine Malone Maura Fellows Elizabeth Marino Tricia Fleege Dana Martin Peg Fleury James Mashburn Mary Foley Jennifer Mattes Nina Frantzen Tara McCarthy Elizabeth Frozena Blake McNulty Mary Ann Ganny Ruth Meador Audrey George Marion Metzow Deborah Geske Barbara Michaels Lisa Goetz Beverly Monchek Erin Goff Susan Mortensen

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Pam Mross Nicole Van Laanen Carol Muderlak Christopher Van Mullen Adrienne Muller Bobbye Vance Rod Nelson Mary Wahl Annette Niedermeyer James Washington Fred Niedermeyer Marlene Watchmaker Barbara Noonan Phoebe Wechsler Carol Oberbreckling Sherye Weinbach Marcia Olen Barbara Weir Anna Olivero-Agney Catherine Wendt Eileen Orlando Ivy Westenberger Lygere Panagopoulos Jenifer Wetterau Annika Paulbeck Jane Wray Joseph Pavlic Susan Yale Anna Peterson Bess Petkus Marilyn Pietrzak Patricia Pietrzak Judith Pomes William Pomes Jane Porath Catherine Portz Alexandra Potkonjak Nancy Potkonjak Patricia Price Edith Radovich Jim Radtke Esther Radvanyi Robert Rafel Judy Randall Evelyn Raskin Gloria Rath Linda Richman Angela Rick John Ridley Terri Ridley Jeffrey Ripple Dan Roberts Pat Rodell Maggie Rose Adele Roy Marian Rozek Philip Rozga Jan Sandretti Heidi Schlehlein Reva Schlonsky Jayne Schneider Lillian Schultz Beverly Segel Nancy Sergile Milli Shade Elizabeth Shea Bob Sherman Mildred Sirna Mary Smith Ayelet Solomen-Tilson Beatrice Steffes Katherine Steinhafel Betty Storey Dore Strobel Joy Stuppia Tammy Sullivan Jan Szulgit Carol Thieme Lee Tishler Norine Trewyn Lori Unangst

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Staff As of August 31, 2004

DIRECTOR’S OFFICE CURATORIAL CONSERVATION PUBLIC PROGRAMS David Gordon Margaret Andera Jim deYoung Fran Serlin Director and CEO Curator/Department Senior Conservator Director of Public Programs Coordinator Marilyn Charles Therese White Tracy Stegman* Executive Assistant Laurie Winters Assistant Conservator Public Programs Assistant Curator of Earlier European Art Christopher Niver* Patricia Whalen HUMAN RESOURCES Stefano Basilico Assistant Conservator Tour Scheduler Adjunct Curator of Jan Schmidt Contemporary Art Mark Dombek Marcie Hoffman Director of Human Resources Framer Tour Assistant Glenn Adamson Mary Beth Frigo Ribarchek Adjunct Curator Tim Ladwig David Wiesner Human Resources Assistant Curator, Chipstone Foundation Preparator Lead Audio Visual Technician Britt Salvesen Anne Killelea* MUSEUM STORE Associate Curator of Prints, ART PREPARATORS Audio Visual Technician Drawings and Photographs Ray Chi* Gwen Benner Larry Stadler Audio Visual Technician Director of Retail Operations Sarah Kirk Chief Preparator Assistant Curator of Prints, Andrew Swant* Bambi Grajek-Specter Joseph Kavanaugh Audio Visual Assistant Manager of Retail Operations Drawings and Photographs Lead Preparator Martin Sovik Sarah Fayen John Dreckmann Bookstore Manager/Buyer Adjunct Curator Lighting Preparator FINANCE Assistant Curator, Chipstone Linda Daley Jeanne Jarecki Foundation Dave Moynihan Chief Financial Officer Gift Buyer Construction Preparator John Irion Christina Gaskey Meghan Bramstedt Designer Michael Sturm Accounting Manager Inventory Analyst Preparator Liz Flaig Reggie Kurschner Christine Zeller* Curatorial Assistant Keith Nelson Accountant Inventory Analyst Preparator Heather Winter Shannon Gallagher Ericka Lipscomb Curatorial Assistant John Nicholson* Contributed Revenue Associate Inventory Analyst/Book Sales Assistant Preparator Catherine Sawinski Rhonda Flory Mahrukh Motafram* Curatorial Assistant Peter Barrickman* Payroll/General Ledger Assistant Store Manager Assistant Preparator Jonathan Lawson* Associate Angela Nagle* Curatorial Assistant Kathleen Rendflesh Assistant Store Manager EDUCATION & PROGRAMS Accounting Assistant

Cristina Miller* REGISTRAR’S OFFICE Brigid Globensky Heidi Koester Shipping & Receiving Clerk Senior Director of Education & Office Administration Associate Leigh Albritton Programs Nicholas Grider* Registrar Shipping & Receiving Clerk Barbara Brown Lee Dawn Frank Chief Educator FACILITIES Catherine Best* Associate Registrar Charles Loomis Administrative Assistant Jane Nicholson Facilities Engineer Jane O’Meara* School & Teacher Programs STORE ASSOCIATES Assistant Registrar Manager Erwin van Dyck Mary Baker* Facilities Manager Melissa Hartley* Sylvia Peine Martha Barr* Registrar’s Assistant Joan Brennan* Family Events Coordinator Mark Penisten* Facilities Technician Joan Frauenfelder* Demetra Copoulos* Helena Ehlke* Carole Holtz* Registrar’s Assistant Scholastic Coordinator Andrew LeMere Monet Hutchins* Facilities Technician Mary Johnson* Beret Balestrieri Kohn Steve Vande Zande* Elizabeth Korthof* Slide Librarian Adjunct Community Programs Keith Berstler* Jo Ann Loeher* Coordinator Facilities Technician Harvey Opgenorth* Peter Pearson* LIBRARY Amy Kirschke Christopher Tolbert* L. Elizabeth Schmoeger Associate Educator Sheila Vollman* Librarian/Archivist Char Powers* Michele Levandoski* Administrative Assistant Project Assistant

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SECURITY CAFÉ MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT VISITOR OPERATIONS Ben Choice Valerie McDonald Kim Sosa Barbara Payne Director of Security Café Manager Director of Annual Giving Director of Visitor Operations Ron Ruiz Nicholas Burki Kristin Freiberg Ann Rice Security Coordinator Executive Chef Membership Manager Day Supervisor

SECURITY OFFICERS CAFÉ FRONT OF HOUSE STAFF Lesley Grider Diane Dembroski* Jose Alcala Ross Bachhuber* Membership Outreach Day Supervisor Eric Bailey Hospitality Coordinator Carl Barak Corey Napieralski Ivana Barribeau* Christopher Schmidt* Anna Helgeson Visitor Operations Coordinator Development Associate Nikhilesh Bhaduri Hospitality Allison Katula Daniel Blair Elizabeth Ribarchek* Risha Cupit-Berzins* Volunteer Coordinator Gary Bolhar Development Associate James Byrne Hospitality/Server Alana Andrysczyk Richard Cherek William Fuchs* Rachel Mentink-Ferraro* Administrative Assistant Seth Crawford Hospitality/Server Development Assistant Dean Doberstein RECEPTIONISTS Francisco Driessen SERVERS Kristin Nelson* Shawn Edwards Joseph Burge* SPECIAL EVENTS Kristin Witte* Carol Frothingham* Athena Engstrom* Phyllis Talarczyk Jordan Gaskey Joseph Heimermann* Director of Events VISITOR OPERATIONS Tamara Gee Jennifer Kennedy* REPRESENTATIVES Gregory Heinritz William Korinek* Robert Wodke Severo Benavides* Jewel Henry* Shelley Maculan* Events Manager Crystal Cresci* Barry Herker Guthrie Neumann* Cortney Heimerl* Douglas Holst Ma Vang* Jonathan Holz Lloyd Hickson* Stephanie Johnson Events Services Coordinator Julie Jorgenson* Donald Kenealy Riley Engstrom* Selmer Kjos* Busser Jody Alexander* Brian Kirk* Events Assistant Andrew Manz* Erin Landry* Rebecca Owen* Carlos Léon Román CAFÉ BACK OF HOUSE STAFF Erin Peronto* Matt Lipman Laurel Mazur FOA EVENTS AND PROGRAMS Christopher Rose* Matt Lonstine Sous Chef Gerard Macek Beth Hoffman Susan Mahrle Kevin McDonald* Director of FOA Events and *part time Erin McCann Temporary Chef Programs Geoffrey Mumau Wesley Jones* Julie Chin Arthur Putnam Line Cook FOA Events Coordinator 2004 ANNUAL REPORT Tammy Rettmann Danien Rutherford Kelvin Zernia* Jane Klug* PHOTOGRAPHERS Thomas Schneider* Line Cook Administrative Assistant Pat Goetzinger William Sephus Corey Hengen Lee Siebers Armando Ramirez* Dionne Wachowiak* Prep/Cook/Dishwasher Administrative Assistant Mark Hines James Sudberry JW Lawson Daniel Wisniewski Francisco Bernal* Jeff Millies Leslie Witte Dishwasher MARKETING & PRINTER Fernando Cruz* COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Dishwasher Christine Davidian Fox Company, Inc. Lithographers Rebecca Goral Senior Director of Marketing & Manager of Information Communications DEVELOPMENT Systems Vicky Reddin Karen Spahn Communications Manager Sue Nelsen Senior Director of Development Assistant Manager of Patricia Haudricourt* Information Systems Katie Hofman Audience Development/Group Director of Planned Giving Tour Associate LaCrecia Thomson Director of Corporate & DESIGN/PUBLICATIONS Foundation Relations Steve Biel Director of Design/Publications Peggy MacArthur Corporate & Foundation Grant Michelle Pietrzak-Wegner Manager Designer Linda Moore Donor Services Manager Sarah Voth Development Assistant

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Financial Report

The financial results of the Milwaukee Art Museum, Inc. (Museum) for the years ended August 31, 2004 and 2003, and its financial position as of these dates are presented in the following financial statements. KPMG LLP, independent certified accountants, have audited these statements and have issued an unqualified opinion. The statements included herein do not include the notes to the financial statements or the auditor’s opinion. A complete copy is available upon request. The operating fund of the Museum ended with a deficit of $140,785, including an art acquisition of $25,000 and interest paid from operating funds (see table below for additional detail). Fiscal year 2004 was a challenging year for the Museum in many respects. Museum attendance dropped 34 percent from 2003 to 2004. Operating sources of revenue directly impacted by attendance decreased approximately $1.2 million from 2003. To offset this decrease, expenses were trimmed wherever possible to contain the operating fund deficit. Both contributed revenue and investment income allocated to the operating fund increased slightly from the year before as well. The Museum’s goal is to achieve a break-even position in the operating activities in 2005. In the longer term, the Museum needs to increase its endowment to help fund a greater percentage of operating costs. Certain areas of the Museum continue to grow, the most significant of which is facility rentals and catering income. The revenue from these sources increased $227,000 or 58 percent from 2003. The Museum’s investments increased $2.7 million or 14.4 percent from 2003 and the total return earned on these investments increased $758,000 or 16 percent from the prior year. Total net assets decreased by $2.0 million, from $106 million to $104 million, primarily due to depreciation expense of $3.4 million and interest expense of $1.0 million— both related to the expansion project completed in fiscal year end 2002. This deficit was $1.3 million less than the deficit in 2003. The Museum’s management and board of trustees have placed as a priority for 2005 the challenge of eliminating the debt as well as continuing to work to ensure that the financial resources necessary to carry out the Museum’s programming objectives and primary mission are available.

Operating Fund For the Year Ended August 31, 2004

REVENUE Contributed Revenue $ 4,766,525 Earned Revenue Membership $ 1,310,006 Admissions $ 1,097,291 Wholesale and retail operations gross profit $ 794,096 Facility rental/catering $ 613,784 Other $ 1,261,224 Total Earned Revenue $ 5,076,401 Endowment and Investment Income $ 981,197 Total Revenue $ 10,824,123

EXPENSES Wages/salaries and employee benefits $ 5,806,984 Building repairs/maintenance/services $ 1,067,928 Exhibitions $ 1,013,114 Supplies/publications/subscriptions $ 367,639 Advertising/marketing/promotions $ 348,202 Other $ 2,361,041 Total Expenses $ 10,964,908 Net Deficit $ (140,785)

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