Annual Report 2014/15

Covering the period 1 September 2014 - 31 August 2015

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4 Contents Contents 5 08 President’s Foreword Contents 10 Secretary and Chief Executive’s Introduction Since our 12 Public Engagement 22 Academic Engagement 28 Spaces 34 People foundation in 40 Finance and Sustainability 48 Appendices 61 The Year in Art 1768 we have provided a clear, strong voice for art and artists.

6 Contents Contents 7 Tradition and innovation are at the heart of the President’s Royal Academy. The 247th Summer Exhibition drew Foreword nearly a quarter of a million people to our galleries. A hundred thousand more were able for the first time to see the works online, anywhere in the world. It was a combination that showed how the RA remains true to its founding principles and yet continues to evolve, supporting the creation and display of art as it always has done, but promoting new ways of sharing that art more widely.

This success reflects the wider appeal the modern RA is cultivating. Academicians are increasingly visible within and beyond the RA, online, in print and as part of the busy public programme. With the redevelopment of our buildings, more of our Collection than ever before will soon be on display. High-profile public art by present Academicians, such as the major new annual commission for St Pancras Station, furthers the RA’s reputation.

In 2015/16 we present the inspiring work of artists such as Ai Weiwei and Edmund de Waal and that of our own Members. I would like to honour as well the creativity and talent of Professor Ivor Abrahams RA, William Bowyer RA, Robert Clatworthy RA, RA and Albert Irvin RA. Their work outlives them. Their deaths are mourned by all of us at the Academy.

I am happy to thank my fellow Academicians once again for their contribution in making the RA the unique place that it always has been, and continues to be.

Christopher Le Brun PRA President of the Royal Academy

‘The RA remains true to its founding principles and yet continues to evolve, supporting the creation and display of art as it always has done, but promoting new ways of sharing that art more widely.’

8 President’s Foreword President’s Foreword 9 The move towards 2018, the 250th anniversary of the Secretary and RA, is seeing the renewal of the building and our ways Chief Executive’s of working. To prepare for RA250, the past year saw the major task of moving the RA’s Collection off- Introduction site and the RA administration settled temporarily in Blackfriars. At Unilever House we continue to co-ordinate RA activities – from exhibition and events planning to fundraising and communications – before returning to Mayfair in two years’ time. For the Academicians, the public and the RA Schools, Burlington House remains open for our regular programme of high-profile exhibitions, events and post- graduate training.

2014/15 has been an exciting year. Exhibitions in the Sackler Wing drew wide critical acclaim. New initiatives included offering a programme of art courses and classes for the public as well as making available for purchase art by Royal Academicians throughout the year. We witnessed the impact of our award- winning new website, and the continued support of our many donors and sponsors. Our first ever Kickstarter campaign, to raise money for an installation by Ai Weiwei, broke the European record for crowd-funding an art project.

With the generous support of artists such as Anselm Kiefer Hon RA, we saw record income in a number of areas and achieved financial success well beyond what we forecast. Overall, there were 850,000 visits to the RA in 2014/15.

To our staff and supporters, the Academicians and the public, I extend my thanks for their enthusiasm, their ideas and their drive to help us create an even better RA for the future.

Dr Charles Saumarez Smith CBE Secretary and Chief Executive

‘To prepare for RA250, the past year saw the major task of moving the RA’s Collection off-site and the RA administration settled temporarily in Blackfriars… Burlington House remains open for our regular programme of high-profile exhibitions, events and post- graduate training.’

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To inspire and engage a wider public

12 Contents Contents 13 Gallery view from inside the Anselm Kiefer exhibition. Photo © Howard Sooley. We are best known © Anselm Kiefer for our world-class exhibitions but our public programme also includes lectures, Exhibitions devoted to single artists have Moroni, supported by JTI and UBI proved to be the Royal Academy’s most Banca. Born near Bergamo, Moroni rose popular in the past decade. In 2014, a to become one of 16th-century Italy’s solo show devoted to Anselm Kiefer Hon greatest portraitists. Moroni’s intense courses and classes, RA created a rich, composite portrait realism was seen in different contexts: in of the German artist’s work through his religious paintings of The Last Supper his books and sculptures, paintings and and Madonna and Child on a Throne; in installations. The impact of Kiefer’s his full-length aristocratic portraits, such tours, Lates, family monumental works in the Main Galleries as that of the poetess Isotta Brembati was thrilling. The Telegraph noted the dressed in luxurious fabrics; and in his strong fit in displaying Kiefer at the close-up portraits painted from life of RA: ‘Not many artists could thrive by more modest sitters, such as his Portrait of workshops, and a wide themselves within the lofty Beaux-Arts a Lateran Canon. The exhibition attracted galleries of the Royal Academy, but widespread acclaim, with The Guardian the German painter Anselm Kiefer finding it ‘quietly magical and erotically is one who can . . . [His] operatic charged’. The first major UK exhibition range of outreach and paintings demand a sufficiently grand to focus on Moroni’s work, the show setting.’ Sponsored by BNP Paribas and attracted an audience of 89,000. additionally supported by , Two shows celebrating 20th-century the exhibition drew 185,000 visitors. artists followed, both supported by JTI Rubens and His Legacy: Van Dyck to and the Terra Foundation for American access events. Our , Cézanne, sponsored by BNY Mellon, Art. The first was Richard Diebenkorn a examined the impact of the Flemish survey of the career of one of the United master Peter Paul Rubens. The show States’ greatest post-war painters. The created a dialogue between Rubens and exhibition drew out the qualities of his award-winning website his successors and suggested new ways colour range and intricately balanced of looking at both. Masterpieces by compositions, from his early abstract Rubens such as Christ on the Straw and works, his subsequent move into The Garden of Love were set alongside figurative portraits and still lifes, to the and social media portraits by Van Dyck, prints by Picasso sunlit east-coast sensibility of his Ocean and Rembrandt, landscapes by Constable Park series. As the Evening Standard and Gainsborough, and hunting scenes noted, the RA show was ‘a rare chance to and religious works by Delacroix. Jenny see this later American master’s paintings channels are becoming Saville RA curated a personal and in the UK: their sumptuous colour and contemporary response to what one critic glorious Californian light make him a called Rubens’s ‘full-throttle’ approach to worthy heir to Matisse.’ the female nude. Saville’s selection ranged ‘Spellbinding’ was how The Telegraph ever more important in from Andy Warhol’s devotional image described Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust, an of Jackie Kennedy in mourning to the exhibition that traced the imaginative provocative eroticism of British artists journeys undertaken by the American and Rebecca Warren RA. artist from the basement of his home extending our reach. Over 160,000 people attended. in Queens, New York. There Cornell assembled collages, films and the Portraits to Pop Art remarkable ‘shadow boxes’ for which he The 2014/15 season of exhibitions in is now famous. Admired by artists as The Sackler Wing of Galleries began in diverse as Marcel Duchamp and Robert the Renaissance with Giovanni Battista Motherwell, Cornell sifted the everyday

14 Contents Public Engagement 15 This page Gallery view from the Rubens and His Legacy: Van Dyke to Cézanne exhibition. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Installation shot of the Allen Jones RA exhibition. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Opposite Michael Craig-Martin RA on the stairs of Burlington House with Jim Lambie’s ZOBOP installation for the Summer Exhibition 2015. Photo © Royal Academy of Arts

Printing at the Summer RA Late The Other Garden Party. Photo © Benedict Johnson

– bric à brac, , postcards, maps up into the galleries. It was a year of rest, explore or play. The exhibit, co- the ‘Rubenesque’. The sold-out annual and other ephemera – into carefully firsts: photography was allowed in the ‘Each year we aim to commissioned with Turkishceramics, Architecture Lecture was delivered by the shaped time capsules that were both galleries and the entire exhibition could complemented the opening works of young Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, and avant-garde and deeply nostalgic for be accessed via our website. Online users create an exhibition the RA’s Summer Exhibition; with both was streamed live for online listeners. worlds he would never visit. The eighty were able to follow guided tours by well- programme that Burlington House and Burlington Artists who spoke about their work boxes displayed at the RA drew wide known figures such as Richard E. Grant, Gardens creating transitional artistic during the year included Frank Auerbach, critical acclaim for this once-in-a- Cath Kidston and Sebastian Faulks. They will excite, challenge spaces between street and gallery. and Sir Peter Blake. generation show. could also create and share their own and grow our very Writers discussed their books at the RA In Burlington Gardens, Allen Jones galleries of favourite works. The online Spilling out into the street Book Club and, in a partnership with Pin RA, supported by JTI, reappraised the artworks were viewed nearly one million thoughtful and In July 2015, the RA held its first Drop, the RA welcomed Lionel Shriver, British artist’s 50-year career. Playful, times during over 100,000 visits. ever street festival – a symbol of the Sebastian Faulks and Julian Barnes. joyous, satirical, confrontational – Jones’s A one-hour BBC Arts programme increasingly diverse RA’s ongoing plans to move beyond A short story competition inspired by sculptures, paintings and drawings had on preparing the Summer Exhibition audience.’ its traditional boundaries. The the Summer Exhibition culminated in lost none of their capacity to challenge was hosted by Kirsty Wark and Morgan Burlington Gardens Festival made a Stephen Fry reading aloud the winning the spectator, from the gentle eroticism Quaintance. The exhibition was also Stephen Farthing RA pedestrian zone north of the building entry in June 2015. of a man-woman in the painting complemented by the RA’s annual with art installations, workshops, Hermaphrodite to the explicitness of a A-level Summer Exhibition Online, Chair of the performances, music and food. Visitors Materials, studios, housing coffee table depicting a kneeling woman which showcased the best A-level art Exhibitions Committee played miniature golf along the RA As part of the architecture programme with a giant artist’s palette balanced on in the UK. Over 2,000 works of art Schools’ West Yard linking Piccadilly supported by Turkishceramics, Meaning her back. With the conventions of 20th- were submitted to this, the only online to Burlington Gardens. With the in Materials was an engaging three- century life in their sights, Jones and his exhibition for secondary school students participation of Bob and Roberta Smith week season of talks and debates, held Pop Art peers formed a visual language aged 16 to 19 years in the UK. RA and other Academicians, the festival in partnership with fanzine P.E.A.R. that pervaded art, fashion, music and drew 4,000 visitors. (Paper for Emerging Architectural popular culture. Displays throughout the building Following a pilot scheme last year, Research). Dialogues on artists’ studios Major exhibitions were complemented the RA launched a full programme of brought together artists and architects to ‘Never looked so impressive’ by smaller displays around the RA. In the RA Lates in 2015. The themed evenings discuss how we shape spaces for creativity. Press coverage of the 247th Summer Tennant Gallery, Charles Stewart: Black linked the exhibitions to creative Pairings included Edmund de Waal and Exhibition, sponsored by Insight and White Gothic set the illustrator’s pen programming; for example, an evening David Hills, Allen Jones RA and Piers Investment, was enthusiastic. The and ink drawings for Sheridan Le Fanu’s entitled ‘California Soul’ was inspired Gough RA, and Anselm Kiefer Hon RA Evening Standard review stated: ‘It’s the novel Uncle Silas alongside film stills, by Richard Diebenkorn. ‘The Other and Sir David Chipperfield CBE RA. best Summer Exhibition I’ve seen.’ The theatre designs and archival material Garden Party’ took up the eclectic spirit To coincide with the 2015 General Times awarded the show four stars: ‘The on Stewart held in the RA Collection. of the Summer Exhibition with an Alice Election, the RA held a season on the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition has Promoting the display on Twitter, the RA in Wonderland-themed ball, featuring a future of housing. Debates and lectures never looked so impressive.’ issued a podcast and a helpful summary silent disco in the RA’s Victorian vaults, by economists, journalists, writers and The public agreed. The exhibition of the novel in 12 tweets. surreal characters and brass bands. housing executives grappled with such attracted the highest number of visitors in In Burlington Gardens, the Converse complex issues as where to build new 60 years. Over 230,000 people attended. x Dazed Emerging Artists Award offered Public events homes and the rising costs of housing, Led by Michael Craig-Martin RA, a platform for new talent. Five young Over 10,000 people attended RA and how to design homes people the Hanging Committee chose 1,131 artists no longer in education but not yet talks, tours, lectures and debates. To feel a connection to. International works from amateurs and Academicians supported by a commercial gallery were celebrate International Women’s Day, a perspectives were provided by Dutch alike to fill the Central Hall and 13 given a chance to display recent work. panel chaired by Radio 4’s Kirsty Lang architect Winy Maas of MVDRV and surrounding rooms. The exhibits started Also in Burlington Gardens, Unexpected discussed women in today’s art world. Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao. An at street level, with a large sculpture by Hill was an outside installation by Exhibition-related discussions explored exhibition invited four practices to put Conrad Shawcross RA in the Annenberg Istanbul-based architectural practice topics such as 16th-century costume together their visions for the future Courtyard, then a brightly striped SO? Using tiles, they built a ceramic in Moroni’s portraits, forests in the of housing. All events sold out and stairwell designed by Jim Lambie and ‘hill’ in the overlooked space just outside work of Anselm Kiefer, and Germaine the season received significant press works by Rose Wylie RA carrying visitors the building, where visitors could Greer and others on body image and coverage.

16 Public Engagement Public Engagement 17 This page RA Late California Soul. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Opposite A Family Studio event at the RA in September 2014. Photo © Royal Academy of Arts

Young people and wider access were praised by participating parents, The RA’s programmes for young people and the RA’s experience was presented are linked to both formal education at a special needs conference for arts and informal learning. Sessions to train professionals in Jerusalem in June 2015. teachers included advice on how to talk to Other programmes supported disabled students about art and how to teach life artists and those with dementia or mental drawing. Over 21,000 pupils came to the health issues. Participation in access RA for a gallery visit or talk, and 2,700 events rose by 22%. more were visited through RA Outreach workshops to learn how to draw from life Digital RA and encourage creativity in the classroom. In Chicago, at Museums and the Web The attRAct programme supported by 2015, the RA won an international Best the Nicholas Bacon Charitable Trust of the Web award. The prize honoured continued, inviting 48 A-level art students the RA’s highly successful web redesign from 24 state schools to connect with and long-term digital strategy. fellow artists in other schools. Web traffic saw a 24% increase over Community events targeted hard-to- the previous year, with the average time reach young people. In 2014/15 the RA spent by each online visitor rising by 12%. ran 79 workshops for over 1,500 people, The RA’s digital presence is growing. from projects with Drugs With support from the Heritage Lottery Project, Crisis and others, including Fund (HLF), a major project to digitise the monthly Art Club for homeless 10,000 new items from the Collection people, supported by GSK. The Guardian began. They range from early printed praised the Art Club for its ‘outstanding books to historical picture frames. results’. At an evening with award- The RA produced a digital version of winning pop star Usher, held in support Daniel Maclise’s Waterloo Cartoon. The of the Learning Programme, the singer interactive resource encouraged users to spoke warmly of the RA: ‘This is what journey into and around the drawing, an establishment should be in terms of using multimedia and video content. It is creativity and education.’ available online, on mobile devices and in Family events offered Art Detective the gallery where the original is displayed. trails, supported by The Flow Foundation, On social media the RA gained drop-in workshops and one-off special over 100,000 followers on Twitter and activities such as a giant mural of 60,000 on Facebook. With photography sunflowers for children to colour and permitted in the Summer Exhibition for change, set up for The Big Draw in the first time, over 5,000 people posted October 2014. The event was one of photographs on Instagram. The most the RA’s ever-popular Family Studios, shared and liked Facebook post was a supported by Jeanne and William time-lapse installation of Jim Lambie’s Callanan – monthly events at which ZOBOP stairs, viewed 173,000 times. parents and children can learn about Tweets from the RA were seen 230 various artistic media and create million times, with mentions of the RA their own pieces. Over 3,000 people rising 30% over 2013/14. Popular posts participated in 2014/15. included a curator’s Twitter tour of the Many events are designed to support exhibition Rubens and His Legacy and varied access to the RA. Bespoke the new #CreativeWisdom strand of workshops for children with special quotes and inspiring advice from artists, educational needs, supported by GSK, Academicians, students and exhibitors.

18 Public Engagement Public Engagement 19 ‘Moroni exhibition Ann @intoarts - Aug 23 ‘Just brought my tickets to @royalacademy I loved Eileen Cooper @royalacademy @royalacademy is a exhibition.It feels so summer unusual,fresh and hidden treasure. Brilliant magnifying.Thank you exhibition - happy to portraiture. Didn’t know much @royalacademy support the only art A year of Tweets, Instagrams and posts about him before, recommend college in the UK to give from our social community of artists the audio guide!’ free education’ and art-lovers. Mark Hadley Huston Hayley – via Twitter – via Twitter

Michael Saxton Jessie Ware eileen_cooper_ra @MichaelSaxton - Dec 15 - Jun 3 Sheena Howard - Jun 4 Aldwickbury School @aldwickbury - Mar 2 #Kiefer @royalacademy #graysonperry I’ve seen some great art this year but Thank you - May 30 A beautiful butterfly Thank you to @royalacademy for a fabulous day of art #royalacademyofarts #summershow #exhibition topped the bill @royalacademyarts Looks fantastic. A lot of for letting me sing at hard work to create that. your wonderful Summer Well done all involved. Exhibition opening, it was a special London evening xx #RASummer

David Johnstone - Jun 3 Phil Morton - Mar 12 Kate Wilson LouiseClazey Excellent #painting advice Richard Visited @royalacademy - Jul 25 - Aug 4 Diebernkorn’s 10 rules for painting as a new friend for Possibly the most tweeted My daughter(10) was so inspired by @royalacademy #JosephCornell @RoyalAcademy http://roy.ac/10rules… some #rubens. It’s an shot exhibition #AllenJonesTour #RAsummer @royalacademy education and pleasure. ‘ was a great exhibition. last wk. Thank you to the RA team Twitter moment, I managed to And why not? Here’s her collection so far... experience the exhibition whilst #Sydney having breakfast in ’ ‘Skin still tingling and heart Julie Lomax – via Twitter still pounding after seeing the Kiefer show this afternoon @ Lizzy Simpson @Lizzy24a - Jun 14 royalacademy #AnselmKiefer ‘Royal Academy belts out some Thank you for an amazing evening @royalacademy ’ fantastic shows. #Moroni was my latest Sarah Gould – via Twitter eye-opener. Now #Rubens is on the Manuela Hübner @MH_Artist - Apr 28 Jo Allen @RareRadish - Aug 26 way. Fabulous curators.’ This has saved me today: http://roy.ac/MCMadvice … Thank you @royalacademy Thank you so much. Over the moon @Studio_MCM @royalacademy to be chosen by your curator to go on your website. Atlanta Weiss – via Twitter #cornellchallenge

Ria Bhavnani @riabhavnani - Apr 8 a #letter that stands out amongst the pile. Thank you @royalacademy for being so #cool and brightening up my #morning ‘Today was struck again by best ever courtyard installation by @Conradshawcross @royalacademy, a rare sample that big is beautiful.’ Marcelle Hanselaar – via Twitter

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To engage scholars and nurture the artists of the future

22 Contents Public Engagement 23 Sebastiano Ricci´s The Triumph of Galatea and Diana and her Nymphs Bathing, being temporarily removed from the main staircase in Burlington House. Postgraduate Photo © Royal Academy of Arts training at the RA Schools is fostering Britain’s next generation The RA Schools, sponsored by Newton Verwoert, and the internationally Investment Management, nurture acclaimed art critic and American talented artists through the UK’s painter Frank Stella Hon RA, who also only three-year postgraduate fine art gave the RA Schools Annual Lecture of artists. Our programme. Scholars draw on the to a packed auditorium of students, Library and Collection, and the RA and Academicians and the public. the Academicians explore topical ideas Students exhibited their work at two about art and architecture internationally. annual shows. Premiums: Interim Projects Collection and While most staff moved temporarily attracted a record attendance for works by from Burlington Gardens, the RA second-year students. The well-received Schools remained active in Mayfair. They degree show at the end of the third year, will continue to do so until 2018, when the RA Schools Show, took place in June archive are studied they will relocate for one academic year 2015. Seventeen artists presented projects to allow for necessary building works. that ranged from painting, sculpture Places for the RA Schools’ three- and collage to animation, performance year postgraduate fine art degree were and video. Together the two shows by scholars and increasingly in demand. In 2014, there drew 16,000 visitors. The RA Schools were 520 applicants – an increase are supported by Newton Investment of 16% over the previous year. The Management, David Lean Foundation Schools interviewed 78 prospective and Epson. candidates and offered places to 14, all visitors from around Support for the RA Schools of whom accepted. With the architectural masterplan for The success of recent graduates is an RA250 bringing significant change to the important affirmation of the RA Schools’ RA, the future of the RA Schools was reputation. In the past year many RA the world. examined in a feasibility study by David Schools artists exhibited widely in the Chipperfield Architects. The need for UK, in Los Angeles and Amsterdam, and updated spaces will be complemented by further afield. Five showed at the London better access for those with disabilities, Open at . increased studio space and rationalised To develop this important international workshops. network, in May 2015 the RA Schools, with support from the David Lean The student year Foundation, set up a new association Monday morning lectures saw political for alumni and contacted over 1,000 theorist Chantal Mouffe discuss the state graduates to invite them to join. Take- of western democracy, poet Jo Shapcott up was good, and over 300 attended an explore artistic collaborations and initial reception in June. filmmaker Patrick Keiller examine social The RA Schools Annual Dinner and geography. Auction to support the Schools took Term-time weeks closed on Friday place in March 2015 and was the most afternoons with an artist’s talk, organised successful ever. With support from the and hosted by the second-year students. Academicians and Schools alumni, Speakers in 2014/15 included Jeremy over £200,000 net was raised. Annual Deller, Richard Wilson RA and fundraising from trusts and foundations performance artist Linder Sterling. attracted £320,000, well over our target of Among those who taught were newly £280,000. Major support continued from appointed Visiting Professor Jan Newton Investment Management, as well

24 Contents Academic Engagement 25 This page A student’s studio at the RA Schools. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Opposite Gallery view from the RA Schools Premiums: Interim Projects exhibition. Photo © Benedict Johnson

the Academicians and Schools alumni, over £200,000 net was raised. Annual as the RA Schools Patrons, all of whom after the Battle of Waterloo, a large-scale fundraising from trusts and foundations ‘Offering our are vital to the ongoing success of the RA fresco by the Victorian artist Daniel attracted £320,000, well over its target Schools. Maclise RA. To mark the bicentenary of of £280,000. Major support continued postgraduate students the Battle of Waterloo in 2015, Maclise’s from Newton Investment Management, exceptional tuition, Library and Collection 13-metre-wide preparatory drawing was, as well as the RA Schools Patrons, all of The books, archives, works on paper and with support from Arts Council England, whom are vital to the ongoing success of studios and workshops digital material held in the RA Library restored, digitised and put on display. the RA Schools. were consulted by international scholars The cartoon was shown at the Royal for three years, Library and Collection from Japan to the USA. External research Armouries in Leeds, before returning to absolutely free – visits increased by 10% in 2014/15, while London for display in September 2015. The books, archives, works on paper and the use of the library by RA staff and digital material held in the RA Library the RA Schools is a students rose by 27%. Writing about art were consulted by international scholars living entity always Diploma works by recently elected Academic publications included a from Japan to the USA. External Academicians were among 120 works of catalogue raisonné of prints by Stanley research visits increased by 10% in developing and art added to the Collection, as were life Anderson RA and a reprint of the RA’s 2014/15, while the use of the library by drawings and prints by Christopher Le 1999 catalogue on the architect Sir John RA staff and students rose by 27%. changing, responsive Brun PRA, and the first ever artist’s film Soane RA. The Blue Cupboard, a series of to the needs of the RA has acquired: Love has no reason reflections on art and life by Tess Jaray Despite the upheaval of moving much of by recent RA Schools graduate Julie Born RA, was praised in The Art : the RA Collection off-site, to allow for contemporary artists Schwartz. Prior to the staff move, large ‘Jaray’s richly evocative and precisely the major renovations of the Burlington numbers of photographs of RA events descriptive writing is a joy to read.’ Project, the Collection remained an and central to the ethos and building works previously held in Catalogues accompanied major active resource. International loans saw of the Academy.’ individual departments were added to the exhibitions on Moroni, Rubens, Allen the RA lend 87 works to 30 venues Photographic Archive. The departments Jones, Richard Diebenkorn and Joseph worldwide, including a Gainsborough Eileen Cooper RA also donated over 2,000 books to the RA Cornell. The catalogue for Anselm self-portrait to the Hermitage in St Keeper Library’s circulating collection. Kiefer sold 10,500 copies, while the Petersburg, John Singer Sargent’s Despite the upheaval of moving much Summer Exhibition Illustrated sold 7,200 Interior in Venice to the Metropolitan of the RA Collection off-site (to allow copies. Monographs focused on single Museum of Art in New York, and a for the major renovations of the RA250 works, such as Daniel Maclise’s Waterloo pair of classical plaster casts to The masterplan) the Collection remained Cartoon. A 100-year history of the Hepworth in Wakefield. an active resource. International loans Summer Exhibition was told through its saw the RA lend 87 works to 30 venues promotional posters. Diploma works by recently elected worldwide, including a Gainsborough Wider debates about art and ways Academicians were among 120 works self-portrait to the Hermitage in St of responding to it were published in of art added to the Collection, as were Petersburg, John Singer Sargent’s Interior RA Magazine. Art and politics featured life drawings and prints by Christopher in Venice to the Metropolitan Museum in essays by critics , Kelly Le Brun PRA, and the first-ever of Art in New York, and a pair of Grovier and others. The magazine artist’s film the RA has acquired: Julie classical plaster casts to The Hepworth in published short stories prompted by Born Schwarz’s Love has no reason. Wakefield. individual works by authors such as Prior to the move, large numbers of The RA touring exhibition, Genius Jeanette Winterson and Ali Smith, while photographs of RA events and building and Ambition: The Royal Academy of a poem by Owen Sheers responded to works previously held in individual Arts, London, 1768–1918, was shown the Waterloo Cartoon by means of the RA’s departments were added to the in Tokyo, Shizuoka and Nagoya, its new high-definition interactive version. Photographic Archive. The departments final venue. Over 200,000 people saw A video of George Szirtes reading a the show during its 13-month tour of poem inspired by the work of Anselm Australia and Japan. Also exhibited was Kiefer Hon RA was published on the RA The Meeting of Wellington and Blücher website.

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To establish spaces fit for a 21st century Academy

28 Contents Contents 29 Architectural impressions of the RA250 masterplan. Moving the majority Photo © Sir David Chipperfield CBE RA of our Collection and RA staff off-site, progressing detailed architectural designs, Working at Unilever House In May 2015, the RA held a press briefing to showcase its redevelopment In July 2015, Unilever House, the plans. The RA250 masterplan, supported landmark 1930s building designed by by the HLF and a generous array of John James Burnet RA, became home and launching trusts, foundations, companies and to 200 of the RA staff. To make way private individuals, will revitalise the two- for the architectural renovations in acre site in Mayfair. Designs by architect Mayfair, offices were emptied and the Sir David Chipperfield CBE RA will administration moved to Blackfriars, RA250 to the press for the first time create a bridge between where staff will spend the next two Burlington House and Burlington years until the building works are Gardens. The plans will open up the RA’s complete. The move coincided with a essential spaces for display, teaching and range of internal work, from archiving marked major steps engagement with art and architecture, departmental materials in the RA Library celebrating the RA as a busy, thriving to considering how the staff could benefit Academy. from working in a new space. There will be new public areas Preparation for the building works forward in advance of for exhibitions, as well as dedicated also necessitated the vast endeavour of galleries for contemporary art and new moving the RA Collection. By the end work by Royal Academicians. New of August 2015, the RA’s entire painting displays – curated by the RA’s President and sculpture stores at Burlington construction starting Christopher Le Brun, Richard Deacon House, along with works of art normally RA and Spencer de Grey RA – will make displayed in public areas, had been moved the RA Collection more prominent and to secure off-site storage. Some of the publicly visible. Learning areas include 46,000 works will remain in their new new spaces for the RA Schools, with a stores; others are set to return in 2018 in October 2015. bespoke project space to display work once the works are complete. by RA Schools students, a new Clore Learning Studio, and a 260-seat lecture Telling the story of the Academy theatre to promote education and debate The masterplan will facilitate greater about art, architecture and visual culture. public recognition that the RA is not only Enabling works began to prepare the site, a venue for world-class art exhibitions, and the main contractor, John Sisk & but also a longstanding creative Son, was appointed in 2015, with work enterprise, where for two and a half commencing in October and due for centuries artists have trained, exhibited completion by 2018. and debated art and architecture. In Press coverage of the RA’s masterplan advance of the architectural changes, for its 250th anniversary extended across the RA has undertaken a number the UK, with prominent features in a of measures to encourage this wide range of national newspapers, BBC understanding. London and on social media under the Free hour-long guided tours run by hashtag #RA250. RA volunteers in 2014/15 saw over 1,500 people introduced to the RA’s rich

30 Contents Spaces 31 This page The RA Library in 1953 included in the architecture display Stories from the Past – Visions of the Future. Photo © Russell Westwood

Opposite A guided tour of The John Madejski Fine Rooms in Burlington House. Photo © Benedict Johnson

history, the evolution of the architecture ‘The forthcoming of Burlington House, the RA Collection and Royal Academicians. With support development will draw from the HLF, a series of behind-the- on the uniqueness of scenes videos is being created. The first saw architects introduce the complex this institution, helping work of upgrading a building for modern it evolve to become use, responding imaginatively to its past and conserving its historical features. the world’s leading The RA’s architectural displays encouraged visitors to engage with this independent centre for dynamic between past and present. visual culture, led by Following a display entitled 100 Buildings 100 Years: Views of British Architecture artists and architects.’ since 1914, organised with the Twentieth Century Society, the RA displayed Stories Sir David Chipperfield from the Past – Visions of the Future. To CBE RA coincide with the launch of the RA250 masterplan, images showed the evolution of Burlington House from its beginnings in the 1660s to its future reopening in 2018. Reimagining Mayfair, undertaken with the Architects’ Journal, moved beyond Burlington House to examine how the RA sits within its wider neighbourhood. Ideas for Mayfair as a cultural zone were commissioned from leading architects and displayed during Open House weekend. Changes to the area are imminent. It is estimated that by 2026, Crossrail will bring an extra 67 million people a year into nearby Bond Street Station. The RA is responding not just on its own, but also by furthering its links with neighbouring businesses and other groups.

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To realise the full potential of our Members and staff

34 Contents Contents 35 Cornelia Parker RA with her artwork One More Time at St Pancras International as part of the Terrace Wires programme. Royal Academicians Photo © Royal Academy of Arts continue to be involved in all aspects of the Academy – from exhibitions, events Royal Academicians contributed to the RA exhibit drawings and paintings ‘In my first year as an RA in a variety of ways. Architect Sir in the Keeper’s House. Hyman’s were David Chipperfield CBE RA edited the drawn from his residency with the UK’s Academician I have Summer 2015 issue of RA Magazine – Maggie’s Centres for cancer care. ‘My and the Schools, particularly enjoyed the first guest-editor in the magazine’s year with Maggie’s,’ wrote Hyman, 30-year history. His editorship coincided ‘has been among the most privileged meeting fellow with the press launch of the RA250 experiences of my art-life.’ Academicians and masterplan, and featured articles by Sir through to Friends, John Tusa and others focusing on the A wider public the people who shape artist-led nature of the RA and what it In Hong Kong, an installation by Richard has accomplished in its 250 years. Wilson RA opened in March 2015. Hang the RA’s world-class More broadly, exhibitions, articles, On a Minute Lads . . . I’ve Got a Great retail and publishing. programme and make workshops, talks and online interviews Idea was inspired by the 1969 film classic, were among the many ways the The Italian Job, and featured a full-sized it happen. It is all a RA benefited from the wide range replica Harrington Legionnaire coach huge honour!’ of expertise and personalities of its teetering on the edge of the seventh floor The relocation of most Academicians. terrace of Hong Kong’s Peninsula Hotel. Rebecca Salter RA In 2014/15, four new Royal It was the first instalment of a three- Academicians were elected: Farshid year collaboration between the RA and Moussavi, Peter Randall-Page, Eva the hotel and received worldwide press staff to Blackfriars and Rebecca Salter. The attention. painter Rose Wylie at the age of eighty In London, Cornelia Parker RA was elected Senior Royal Academician. was the first commission in a four-year Two Honorary Academicians were partnership between the RA and HS1, also appointed: American Pop Artist owners of St Pancras International. enabled teams to be Jim Dine and the South African artist The programme, ‘Terrace Wires’, will William Kentridge, whose prints and suspend new works from the station’s drawings featured in the Small Weston roof, offering 48 million travellers a Room in the Summer Exhibition. year the chance to experience the latest co-located for the contemporary art as they pass through Academicians’ work on display the station. Parker’s inaugural piece, One Work by Royal Academicians could be More Time, was a working replica of seen across the RA. In the John Madejski the station’s DENT London clock, but first time and the Fine Rooms, Hide and Seek: Drawings by reversed out and suspended 16 metres in Eileen Cooper RA included ten previously front of the original. The sense of eclipse, unseen mixed media drawings which as the two discs intersect, offered hurried the artist donated to the RA Collection. travellers what Parker called ‘a parallel testing of new In the Tennant Gallery, An Abiding frame of reference, that of a slower Standard: The Prints of Stanley Anderson astronomical time’. RA was supported by the Punter Southall Group. The exhibits included Supporting RA staff working practices. Anderson’s best-known series of prints, From March 2015, the RA committed evoking England’s vanishing rural crafts. to pay the London Living Wage or Both exhibitions were accompanied more to all permanent and casual staff. by RA publications about the artists. To improve visitor services as we move The series ‘Academicians in Focus’ saw towards 2018, a new public-facing team Mick Rooney RA and Timothy Hyman called Visitor and Friends Experience

36 Contents People 37 This page Richard Wilson RA, Hang On A Minute Lads, I’ve Got A Great Idea, 2015. Courtesy of the artist and Michelle D’Souza Fine Art. Originally commissioned by the De La Warr Pavilion, UK and generously supported by Eddie Izzard, the Arts Council England Grants for the Arts via the National Lottery and the Foundation, as part of the London 2012 Festival.

Opposite A guided tour in the RA Schools during Friends Week in May 2015. Photo © Benedict Johnson

was created by merging various dispersed including RA. functions. The new team will offer a The Friends are both participants and more streamlined service for visitors, ambassadors for the RA. Popular Friends and began by devising a new Customer events included private evening views Charter. The relocation of administrative of corporate art collections, the annual staff to Unilever House in Blackfriars Christmas Carol Service at St James’s was a huge undertaking this summer, Piccadilly with readings from actors but was executed remarkably smoothly. Sheila Hancock and Una Stubbs, and Our presence at Unilever House has the private visits to William Wordsworth’s advantage of uniting all teams on a single Dove Cottage and Brantwood, John floor and offers an excellent opportunity Ruskin’s house in with its to improve communications among stunning views across Coniston Water. departments, and trial new, more flexible With the support of the HLF, a new work practices. Volunteer Development Manager was There were closer partnerships between appointed. The programme recruited staff and the Academicians. At staff not just Friends, but a wider range of talks, Eileen Cooper RA discussed her volunteers who supported RA activities career and answered questions, Rebecca such as greeting visitors to the Rubens Salter RA explained her fascination exhibition. New Heritage Volunteers with Japanese woodblock printing, and have been trained to widen access to the Norman Ackroyd RA discussed how RA Collection by providing information the hanging process worked in the in spaces such as the John Madejski Summer Exhibition. Fine Rooms. Staff development included evening The American Associates of the Royal lectures in art history, run with Sotheby’s Academy of Arts Trust was renamed Institute of Art, the RA’s Inspiring ‘Royal Academy America’ following Managers programme and a two-day the appointment of a new director, masterclass in negotiation delivered by programme director and chairman, as the London Business School. Activities well as six new board members. It also encouraging staff engagement ranged organised visits by Grayson Perry RA from playing rounders to participating in and Thomas Heatherwick RA, as well as The Big Sing alongside staff choirs from events related to US exhibitions of Royal Channel 4, Debenhams, The Telegraph Academicians such as Yinka Shonibare and BNP Paribas. RA and Chantal Joffe RA. In Spring 2015, Nick Savage, the Friends and volunteers Academy’s Director of Collections Nearly 85,000 Friends supported the announced his retirement. He leaves the RA through their annual subscriptions Academy in September 2015 after 28 and involvement in RA activities. years at the RA. His extensive knowledge Friends events in 2014/15 drew record and enthusiasm will be greatly missed by participation, with 146 London and UK staff, Academicians and the many users of events, as well as overseas tours, attracting the Academy’s Collections, Library and more than 4,000 people. Archive. The RA held its first dedicated Friends Week, offering Friends a chance to go behind the scenes at the Royal Academy and hear from staff and Academicians,

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To fulfil our objectives and safeguard our future

40 Contents Contents 41 Guests express their support for the Academy’s Ai Weiwei Kickstarter campaign at the Summer Exhibition Preview Party. Strong attendances Photo © Red Photographic and retail, the success of our fundraising campaigns and our new Art Sales The Royal Academy’s financial work completed in time for RA250 performance was significantly ahead – has reached 90% of its target, with of forecast in 2014/15 and we are well major support from the HLF, trusts, placed to achieve the targets set out in foundations and private individuals. As initiative, together our five-year Medium Term Plan. the Chairman of the Maurice Wohl Charitable Foundation, Professor David Friends, Patrons and Latchman CBE, put it: ‘Creativity and other supporters discovery in the arts must be sustained with effective The Friends of the RA continue to and nourished. Everyone at the Maurice provide the largest single contribution to Wohl Charitable Foundation is delighted our income, for which we are extremely to be continuing this partnership with the grateful. In 2014/15 this amounted to Academy by lending our support to this management of costs, £8.4m. The number of Friends at the landmark project.’ The RA is enormously close of the year was 84,576. During the grateful for the outstanding generosity course of the year, a project was initiated of all the donors to the campaign as well to better understand the make up of the as to Lord Davies and the Trustees of meant that we ended Friends, to measure the true value of their the Royal Academy Trust who play such contribution above and beyond their a fundamental role in our fundraising subscriptions, and to better recognise activities. their importance and loyalty to the RA. In addition to major exhibition support the year well ahead of The RA Patrons, led by Robert Suss, from BNP Paribas, BNY Mellon, raised £1.2m to support the Academy’s Insight Investment, JTI and the Terra work. We are grateful to him and the Foundation for American Art, the year other Patron Committee Chairs, May saw three new sponsors support RA Calil, Lady Barbara Judge and Keir projects. UK fashion brand Jack Wills our financial forecast. McGuinness, as well as Susan Elliott, sponsored ‘Courtyard Cinema’ in August who joined as Chair of the Contemporary 2015. Casablanca and other films were Circle Patrons Group. Over 100 new screened outdoors in conjunction with Patrons joined in 2014/15, an increase The Nomad Cinema. 1,800 people All of which enables of 10% over the previous year. Two new attended the five screenings. A four-year groups were established: International partnership with HS1, owners of St Patrons, whose donations directly fund Pancras International, will see an annual the RA exhibitions programme, and commission by a Royal Academician continued investment Architecture Patrons, who support the displayed in the towering reaches of St RA’s architecture programme. Patrons Pancras Station. UBI Banca supported events included exhibition tours and the Moroni exhibition. dinner with Allen Jones RA. Events continue to make an important in getting ready for Many supporters choose to support the contribution to the RA’s public offer and future of the RA through legacy giving. to our finances. The Summer Exhibition Over £630,000 was received through Preview Party, chaired by Grayson Perry legacies in 2014/15, and 32 new pledges of RA, received wide media coverage, with RA250 and beyond. a legacy gift were made during the year. a performance by UK singer-songwriter Jessie Ware. This event alone brought in a Capital, corporate and other gross income of £1.14m. fundraising In July 2015 the RA enjoyed success The Burlington Project campaign in its first-ever crowd-funding campaign. – which will fund the masterplan The initiative would fund a monumental

42 Contents Finance and Sustainability 43 The Annenberg Courtyard at An RA Art Sales private view in the Burlington House during the Courtyard Keeper’s House. Cinema events in August 2015. Photo © Red Photographic Photo © Red Photographic

site-specific installation in the Annenberg prints included artwork by RA Schools pension scheme totalling £1.6m (2014: Courtyard: desiccated Chinese trees graduate Suzanne Moxhay, while new £0.4m) and net gain on investments ‘The Royal Academy reassembled by Ai Weiwei Hon RA to editions were produced by Academicians of £0.1m (2014: £0.1m) resulting in a is a financially coincide with his major retrospective Jeffery Camp, Tess Jaray and Cathie surplus of £5.5m (2014: £4.1m). The at the RA. Through Kickstarter anyone Pilkington. Image licensing this year ongoing activities surplus of £1.6m was independent institution could donate money. The RA hoped ranged from supplying pictures for a book significantly ahead of the annual budget to raise £100,000 in 37 days, but the on sculptor Francis Derwent Wood RA target primarily due to the commercial supported by wonderful target was reached one week before to issuing 67 high-resolution art scans success of the Anselm Kiefer exhibition donors, Patrons, the campaign closed. In the end 1,300 to Surface View for their collection of and the Summer Exhibition, which people donated nearly £124,000, interior furnishings. Contract publishing attracted a total paid audience 25% greater Friends and corporate making this the most successful visual launched a new magazine for the Royal than the previous year. The Summer arts campaign in Europe to have been Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Exhibition also generated a 60% increase supporters. This has crowd-funded on Kickstarter. and saw an increase in the advertising it in art sales compared with 2014 and a made possible the start The RA is grateful to all its sponsors, sells on commission for several external 75% increase in RA sales commission. trusts, foundations and Corporate titles, including the Bonhams and We continued to invest in digital strategy, of the project to unite Members for their support of the British Museum magazines and the including systems technology; enhancing RA250 masterplan, RA Schools and our Asian Art Newspaper. A year-round the visitor experience; and improving the our campus all the public programme. programme of courses and classes was Friends scheme. In July 2015, when the while putting on world launched in February 2015. As with majority of staff were moved off site to Commercial enterprises the Art Sales initiative, this new paid accommodate the construction works, class exhibitions and A new year-round Art Sales initiative was learning offer complements our existing exceptional costs of £0.4m were incurred. running a prestigious launched in October 2014. Purchasers programme and will help diversify our Annual offsite accommodation costs could buy works by Academicians online revenue streams. The public can study of about £1.1m are expected until staff free art school’ or at exhibitions held at the Keeper’s topics ranging from the history of move back on site in 2017. The £19.1m House. Prices ranged from £150 to more portraiture to art criticism, and practical gallery plant upgrade programme is Chris Orr MBE RA than £5,000 and sales surpassed all targets sessions including painting en plein progressing well, albeit with an estimated Treasurer for the first year. RA Enterprises saw air, life drawing, collage and poetry. further £7.3m to be committed over the sales of £3.6m in 2014/15, an increase The connections to the Collection and next four to five years, of which £6m of 79% over 2013/14. Both the shop exhibitions made the classes special for has been authorised or contracted for. and sales of RA Publications surpassed many. As one participant wrote, ‘It’s In December 2014, the RA put in place annual targets, with publications income been stimulating and thought-provoking and drew down a £10m loan facility. more than doubling year on year. to see what an artist such as [ Joseph] This facility, which is repayable in ten Revenue was significantly boosted by the Cornell did and to push my own work to instalments of £1m each from 2034 until sale of hand-made catalogue covers and a different level.’ 2043 and has a fixed rate of interest of artworks donated by the artist Anselm 4.21%, is to fund the ongoing gallery Kiefer for the RA to sell. The sale of Net financial results plant upgrade, costs which experience Kiefer’s 90 small lead planes generated The results for the year show net incoming has shown us are difficult to fundraise £926,000. Artist-developed products resources of £1.6m (2014: net outgoing for, and exceptional operating costs over remained popular. Best-selling items of £0.9m) for core activities, being those the period to 2018. It will also provide included a poster and Christmas card by ongoing activities directly associated with the required working capital facilities to RA. RA Editions brings delivering the charitable objectives, and manage our construction programme. The together Academicians and students, net incoming resources of £5.4m (2014: current programme of investment in both who work together in the RA Schools £5.4m) for the Burlington Project, being building infrastructure and technology workshops. The prints are sold online the refurbishment and redevelopment over the medium term is to ensure the and at the London Original Print Fair of the RA’s buildings and estate. Total Academy is equipped not just to celebrate to raise funds for the Schools bursary net movement in funds includes the its 250th anniversary in 2018, but to meet endowment and running costs. Popular recognition of the actuarial loss on the its requirements in future.

44 Finance and Sustainability Finance and Sustainability 45 The Royal Academy of Arts, established in 1768 by Royal Charter, was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 2 July 2007 under company registration number 06298947, and is registered with the Charity Key Figures Commission under charity registration number 1125383. Royal Academy has three trading subsidiaries, RA Enterprises Limited, Burlington House Limited and RA (Arts) Limited, the results for which are consolidated within the financial statements. The figures quoted on these pages are drawn from the audited financial statements, which have been prepared in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP).

Income Exhibition visits

2.1% Exhibition Paid Friends Free Average Daily Total Visits Donations: RA Trust Visitors 25.6% 2.1% Donations: Friends of the RA Charitable activities: Schools/Library/Education Anslem Kiefer 74,861 85,318 24,731 2,177 184,910 Giovanni Battista Moroni 24,577 57,650 6,640 915 88,867 Rubens and His Legacy 58,070 87,650 14,874 1,843 160,594 Richard Diebenkorn 30,178 45,257 7,466 902 82,901 Joseph Cornell 34,480 37,871 10,384 867 82,735 16.4% Allen Jones 19,180 20,068 5,080 624 44,328 13.0% Charitable activities: Exhibitions Summer Exhibition 2015 96,059 75,711 22,997 2,783 194,767 Donations: Other Tennant Gallery 1,043 - 42,422 217 43,465 Premiums: Interim Projects - - 6,355 236 6,355 Schools Show - - 9,557 598 9,557 Totals 338,448 409,525 150,506 898,479

11.9% Total visits Total Friends Sponsorship, rent and other 29.0% 120k 1,130,180 100k 94,379 Commercial activities 87,019 84,576 100k 907,440 80k 789,552 80k 60k 60k 40k 40k 20k 20k 0 0 Expenditure 12/13 13/14 14/15 12/13 13/14 14/15 3% 0.6% Governance Other RA website sessions Applications to the RA Schools

18.7% 400k 600 3,440,000 3,638,000 Charitable activities: 350k Schools/Library/Education 300k 2,893,000 520 250k 21.4% 500 Fundraising and publicity 200k 473 150k 447 100k 50k 400 0 12/13 13/14 14/15 300 Digital reach 200

Twitter followers 272,615 47%

39.4% 16.8% Facebook likes 180,097 43% 100 Charitable activities: Exhibitions Commercial activities Instagram followers 64,402 795% Pinterest followers 4,200 0 12/13 13/14 14/15

Other numbers from 2014/15

works of art estimated reach of our press to install Jim exhibition loaned from the activity across Lambie’s ZOBOP catalogues RA Collection, to the year in the Summer sold 32 venues worldwide 500 hours Exhibition 41,064 87 1,856,795,844

hot drinks guided events value of gifts and number of crates sold in the tours of in our pledges to our used in moving RA Keeper’s Burlington inaugural capital fundraising staff to Unilever 96,371 House 1,619 House 37 Friends Week £9,147,006 campaign 1,336 House

46 Finance and Sustainability Finance and Sustainability 47 Prof Piers Gough CBE (2001) Prof Ian McKeever RA FSA Hon RWS FRSA [Honorary Sir Nicholas Grimshaw CBE PPRA Cornelia Parker OBE RA Curator of Prints and Drawings]) Appendix 1 (1994) Grayson Perry CBE RA Dame Zaha Hadid DBE (2005) Dr Barbara Rae CBE RA Executive Committee Nigel Hall (2003) Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA Charles Saumarez Smith, Secretary Thomas Heatherwick CBE (2013) Emma Stibbon RA and Chief Executive (Chair) (2001) RA Charlotte Appleyard, Director of Membership and Louisa Hutton OBE (2014) (In attendance: Treasurer, Keeper, Development Jonathon Cornaby, Chief Financial Timothy Hyman (2011) Secretary and Chief Executive) committees Officer Bill Jacklin (1989) Eliza Bonham Carter, Curator and Neil Jeffries (2013) Head of RA Schools Chantal Joffe (2013) Committees of Council Will Dallimore, Director of Public Sir CBE (1999) (as at 31 August 2015) Engagement Prof (2008) Tim Marlow, Artistic Director Members Christopher Le Brun PRA (1996) Architecture Committee Katherine Montague, Director of (as at 31 August 2015) Richard Long CBE (2001) Alan Stanton OBE RA (Chair) Human Resources Jock McFadyen (2012) Kate Goodwin (Secretary) (In attendance: Tzo Zen Ang, Senior Royal Academicians Prof David Mach (1998) President Maya Binkin) Prof Norman Ackroyd CBE (1988) Prof Ian McKeever (2003) Secretary and Chief Executive Diana Armfield (1989) John Maine (1995) Dr Neil Bingham Exhibitions Committee CBE (1982) Lisa Milroy (2005) Eliza Bonham Carter Prof Stephen Farthing RA (Chair) (2006) Prof Dhruva Mistry CBE (1991) Prof Stephen Farthing RA (Chair, Tim Marlow (Secretary) Dame Elizabeth Blackadder DBE Mali Morris (2010) Exhibitions Committee) President Keeper (1971) Farshid Moussavi (2015) Prof Piers Gough CBE RA (Prof of Treasurer Olwyn Bowey (1970) David Nash OBE (1999) Architecture, RA Schools) Secretary and Chief Executive Frank Bowling OBE (2005) Mike Nelson (2013) Niall Hobhouse James Butler MBE (1964) Prof Dawn Ades CBE FBA Prof Humphrey Ocean (2004) Mrs Margaret Richardson OBE FSA (Professor of History of Art) Jeffery Camp (1974) Hughie O’Donoghue (2009) (Honorary Curator of Architecture) Stephen Chambers RA Prof Sir Peter Cook (2003) Prof Chris Orr MBE (1995) Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA Ann Christopher RA Edward Cullinan CBE (1989) Cornelia Parker OBE (2009) (former Professor of Architecture, Michael Craig-Martin CBE RA Frederick Cuming HON D LITT Eric Parry (2006) RA Schools) Richard Deacon RA (1969) Grayson Perry CBE (2011) Chris Wilkinson OBE RA (Chair, Prof David Eskerdjian Prof Trevor Dannatt (1977) Cathie Pilkington (2014) Client Committee) Gary Hume RA Dr Jennifer Dickson (1970) Dr Barbara Rae CBE (1996) (In attendance: Prof Sir Peter Cornelia Parker RA Bernard Dunstan (1959) Prof (2002) Cook RA [former Professor Alan Stanton OBE RA Anthony Eyton (1976) (Chair, Architecture Committee) Peter Randall-Page (2015) of Architecture, RA Schools], Lord Foster of Thames Bank OM David Remfry MBE (2006) (from Dec 2014) Paul Koralek CBE RA, Michael Conrad Shawcross RA (1983) Prof Ian Ritchie CBE (1998) Manser CBE RA, Tim Marlow Prof Richard Wilson RA Peter Freeth (1990) Michael Rooney (1990) [Artistic Director], Owen Hopkins (In attendance: Jonathon Cornaby, Anthony Green (1971) Eva Rothschild (2014) David Hockney OM CH (1985) [Architecture Programme Edith Devaney, Ann Dumas, Rebecca Salter (2014) Dr Arturo Galasino, Allen Jones Sir Michael Hopkins CBE (1992) Curator], Nicholas Savage [Head (2007) RA, Sarah Lea, Dr Adrian Ken Howard OBE (1983) of Collections], Beth Schneider Sean Scully (2012) Locke, Nicholas Savage, Sean [Head of Learning]) Prof Paul Huxley (1987) Tim Shaw (2013) Steadman, Andrea Tarsia, Joe Tess Jaray (2010) Conrad Shawcross (2013) Tilson RA) Allen Jones (1981) Yinka Shonibare (2013) Audit Committee Eva Jiricna CBE (1997) Bob and Roberta Smith (2013) Julian Heslop (Chair) Finance Committee Prof Phillip King CBE PPRA (1977) Alan Stanton OBE (2009) Jonathon Cornaby (Secretary) Treasurer (Chair) Prof Bryan Kneale (1970) Emma Stibbon (2013) Steve Caine Jonathon Cornaby (Secretary) Appendices Paul Koralek CBE (1986) Wolfgang Tillmans (2013) Hughie O’Donoghue RA Adam Bennett Sonia Lawson (1982) Rebecca Warren (2014) Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA (from Anne Desmet RA Dr Leonard McComb (1987) Julian Heslop OBE (2007) Dec 2014) Leonard Manasseh OBE (1976) Peter Williams (1999) Tim Shaw RA (from Dec 2014) Michael Manser CBE (1994) Secretary and Chief Executive Chris Wilkinson OBE (2006) Denise Wilson (Chair of Friends Mick Moon (1994) (In attendance: Carl Hitchcock) Prof Richard Wilson (2006) Board) John Partridge CBE (1980) Bill Woodrow (2002) Tom Phillips CBE (1984) (In attendance: Treasurer, Secretary Learning Committee Lord Rogers of Riverside CH (1978) and Chief Executive, Carl Mali Morris RA (Chair) Hitchcock, Valerie Fernandes, Beth Schneider (Secretary) Prof Michael Sandle (1989) Election of Members Terry Setch (2009) External Auditors [Kingston Smith], President Philip Sutton (1977) Internal Auditors [haysmacintyre]) Keeper 10 December 2014 Treasurer Joe Tilson (1985) Eva Rothschild Dr David Tindle (1973) Client Committee Secretary and Chief Executive (Royal Academician) Timothy Hyman RA William Tucker (1992) Chris Wilkinson OBE RA (Chair) Rebecca Salter Neil Jeffries RA Anthony Whishaw (1980) Ian Blackburn (Secretary) (Royal Academician) Prof Michael Landy RA John Wragg (1983) Rose Wylie President Rose Wylie (2014) Jock McFadyen RA (Senior Royal Academician) Treasurer Cathie Pilkington RA Jim Dine Secretary and Chief Executive Bob and Roberta Smith RA Royal Academicians (Honorary Royal Academician) Sir Richard Carew Pole Bt OBE DL (In attendance: Kate Goodwin, Dr Prof William Alsop OBE (2000) William Kentridge Spencer de Grey CBE RA Adrian Locke, Mary Maclean, Tim Ron Arad (2012) (Honorary Royal Academician) Stephen Musgrave Marlow, Nicholas Savage) Phyllida Barlow (2011) Roger Zogolovitch RIBA Prof Gordon Benson OBE (2000) 11 March 2015 (In attendance: Charlotte Appleyard, Remuneration Committee Tony Bevan (2007) Farshid Moussavi Jonathon Cornaby, Stephen Grant) A. Philip Marsden (Chair) John Carter (2007) (Royal Academician) Katherine Montague (Secretary) Stephen Chambers (2005) Collections and Library Committee Treasurer Prof Sir David Chipperfield CBE 28 May 2015 Hughie O’Donoghue RA (Chair) Secretary and Chief Executive (2007) Peter Randall-Page (from Dec 2014) Anne Desmet RA Ann Christopher (1980) (Royal Academician) Nicholas Savage (Secretary) Alan Stanton OBE RA Eileen Cooper (2001) President (In attendance: John Collier, Jonathon (2010) Keeper Cornaby) Prof CBE (1994) Council Treasurer Michael Craig-Martin CBE (2006) Secretary and Chief Executive Schools Committee Gus Cummins (1992) President (Chair) Prof Mary Beard Gary Hume RA (Chair) Richard Deacon CBE (1998) Stephen Cox RA Stephen Chambers RA Eliza Bonham Carter (Secretary) OBE (2008) Anne Desmet RA Ann Christopher RA President Spencer de Grey CBE (2008) Prof Stephen Farthing RA Anne Desmet RA Keeper Anne Desmet (2011) (Honorary Curator) Brendan Finucane QC Treasurer Kenneth Draper (1990) (In attendance: Mark Hampson Mariella Frostrup Secretary and Chief Executive Jennifer Durrant (1994) Prof Piers Gough CBE RA [Head of Material Processes], Tim Marlow [Artistic Director], Prof Brian Falconbridge CBE (2007) Julian Heslop Mrs Margaret Richardson Mark Hampson (Head of Material Prof Stephen Farthing (1998) Timothy Hyman RA OBEFSA [Honorary Curator of Processes) Sir OBE (2003) Jock McFadyen RA Architecture], Dr Andrew Wilton Kier McGuinness

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Honorary Trustees Nicholas and Judith Goodison The Archie Sherman Charitable Trust Mr F. A. A. Carnwath, CBE Mrs Bianca Roden (Chair, Schools Patrons Group) Tom Holland The Friends Board of Directors Professor by rotation Fiona Maddocks Christopher Le Brun PRA HRH Princess Marie-Chantal of The late Pauline Sitwell Suzy Castleman Rothschild Foundation Appendix 2 Sir Nicholas Grimshaw CBE PPRA Greece Mr James C Slaughter Sir Charles and Lady Chadwyck- Miss Elaine Rowley Staff representative by rotation Mali Morris RA Honorary President of the Prof Phillip King CBE PPRA Mr and Mrs Charles Hale Mr Brian Smith Healey Mr and Mrs K M Rubie Student representative by rotation Eric Parry RA Friends of the RA Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation Sir Paul and Lady Smith Sir Trevor and Lady Chinn Mrs Janice Sacher (In attendance: Charlotte Appleyard) Sam Phillips (Editor) HRH The Duke of Mark Seaman Chairmen Emeriti Mr and Mrs Jocelin Harris Oliver Stanley Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs George Coelho Mr Adrian Sassoon James Benson OBE The Philip and Pauline Harris The Swire Charitable Trust Denise Cohen Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Kevin Senior Summer Exhibition Committee Giles Waterfield Trustees and Denise Wilson (Chair) President (Chair) Ambassador Philip Lader Charitable Trust Sir Hugh Sykes DL Sir Ronald and Lady Cohen Major General and Mrs Jonathan Sarah Whitfield Annie Wong (Secretary) Edith Devaney (Secretary) The Charles Hayward Foundation The late Sir Anthony Tennant and Lady Mr and Mrs Ken Costa Shaw (In attendance: Secretary and Chief Benefactors Secretary and Chief Executive By rotation: President Emerita Heritage Lottery Fund Tennant Keith Craig Alan and Marianna Simpson Executive, Eliza Bonham Carter, Nicola Bannister Norman Ackroyd RA Kathrine M. Ockenden OBE Hermes GB Baron Lorne Thyssen-Bornemisza Andrew Crawley Anne Elizabeth Tasca Will Dallimore, Reema Khan, Diana Carney Olwyn Bowey RA Mr Julian Heslop Tomasso Brothers Fine Art Mrs Caroline Cullinan Mr Tom Tempest-Radford Tim Marlow, Eleanor Mills, Beth Clive Humby Michael Craig-Martin CBE RA Schneider, Nick Tite) Trustees Hiscox Ware and Edythe Travelstead Julian Darley and Helga Sands Lady Tennant Gus Cummins RA Ben Joseph Declan Kelly (Chair) Mr Mr and Mrs Julian Treger Gwendoline, Countess of Dr Gillian Tett Jock McFadyen RA Patron Geraldine Kelly Trustees of the Chantrey Monika McLennan (Vice-Chair) Holbeck Charitable Trust The Trusthouse Charitable Foundation Dartmouth Anthony Thornton David Remfry RA HM The Queen Professor Chris Orr RA Elizabeth Crain (Treasurer) Mr and Mrs Jeremy Hosking The Douglas Turner Trust Peter and Andrea De Haan Mrs Carolyn Townsend Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA Bequest Rebecca Salter RA President (Chair) Richard J. Miller Jr Esq (Secretary) The Idlewild Trust Unilever Plc The de Laszlo Foundation John and Carol Wates Mick Rooney RA Trustees of the Royal Academy Gregory Sanderson Secretary and Chief Executive Ayreh Bourkoff Intrinsic Value Investors (IVI) LLP Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary Dr Anne Dornhorst Mrs Angela Webb Alison Wilding RA Trust Edwina Sassoon (Secretary) Prof Sir David Cannadine FBA Lord and Lady Jacobs Settlement Ms Noreen Doyle The Duke and Duchess of Bill Woodrow RA (as at 31 August 2015) Mark Seaman Jim Clerkin The Weldon UK Charitable Trust Mrs Sheila Earles Wellington (In attendance: Secretary and Chief Treasurer (In attendance: Charlotte Appleyard, The J P Jacobs CharitableTrust Executive, Jemma Davey, Tim Judith Collins The Hon Anne Collins Mrs Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler The Welton Foundation Mrs Janet Dwek Mrs Isobel Williams Honorary President Jonathon Cornaby) Marlow, Katherine Oliver, Paul Sirr) Paul Moorhouse C. Hugh Hildesley P Kahn Sian and Matthew Westerman Susan Elliott Mrs Adriana Winters HRH The Prince of Wales The Rt Hon Sir Alan Moses David Hockney OM CH RA The Lillian Jean Kaplan Foundation The Weston family Bryan Ferry Mr William Winters Duncan Robinson Brian Kelley Daniel Katz Gallery Mr W. Galen Weston and the Hon Benita and Gerald Fogel Catherine Baxendale Emeritus Trustees Major Benefactors (In attendance: Jonathon Cornaby) Ceci Kurzman The Kirby Laing Foundation Mrs. Hilary M. Weston Mr Sam Fogg Mrs J. K. M. Bentley, Liveinart Other Committees Lord Aldington Kenneth Jay Lane The Trustees of the Royal The Kresge Foundation The Garfield Weston Foundation Mrs Rosamund Fokschaner Mr and Mrs Zak Brown (as at 31 August 2015) Susan Burns Trustees of the Pension Marc Lasry Academy Trust would like The Kress Foundation Mr Chris Wilkinson OBE RA Mrs Jocelyn Fox Sir Roger and Lady Carr Sir James Butler CBE DL Scheme Andrew Liveris to thank all those who have Jon and Barbara Landau Manuela and Ivan Wirth Arnold Fulton Mrs Ann Chapman-Daniel The Rt Hon The Lord Carrington KG Burlington Project Derek Stevens (Chair) David Remfry MBE RA been exceedingly generous The Lankelly Foundation The Maurice Wohl Charitable Mrs Jill Garcia Ms Linda Cooper GCMG CH MC Appeal Committee Claire Sadler (Secretary) Dame Jillian Sackler DBE over a number of years in The David Lean Foundation Foundation The Robert Gavron Charitable Trust Mr Daniel Davies Sir Trevor Chinn CVO Sir Richard Carew Pole Bt OBE DL Dan Cowap Joan N. Stern ESQ support of the galleries, the The Lennox and Wyfold Foundation The Wolfson Foundation The Lord Gavron CBE Mr and Mrs Jim Downing (Chair) John Coombe Adrian Locke Raymond Svider exhibitions, the conservation The Lord Leonard and Lady Estelle and others who wish to remain Mrs Mina Gerowin Herrmann Lord and Lady Egremont President Ambassador Edward E. Elson Peter Moxom Frederick B. Whittemore of the Collections, the Library, Wolfson Foundation anonymous Mr Mark Glatman Lady Heseltine Treasurer John Entwistle OBE Paul Sirr the Royal Academy Schools, The Leverhulme Trust Lady Gosling Mr Philip Hudson Secretary and Chief Executive Mr Michael Gee Andrew Threadgold Advisory Council the education programme Lord Leverhulme’s Charitable Trust Piers Gough RA Alistair Johnston and Christina Colin Amery The Rt Hon The Earl of Gowrie PC Mrs Nancy B. Negley and capital redevelopments Christian Levett and Mougins RA Patrons Mr Gavin Graham Nijman Léonie Booth-Clibborn Reverend C. Hugh Hildesley Mrs William A. Nitze projects: Museum of Classical Art Mrs Mary Graves Dr Elisabeth Kehoe Francis Carnwath CBE Susan Ho Lady Sarah Chatto Mrs Charles H. Price II Lex Service Plc Chair Mrs Margaret Guitar Mr and Mrs Herbert Kretzmer Lady Judge CBE Lord Davies of Abersoch CBE Mrs Stanley De Forest Scott Trusts, Foundations and The Linbury Trust Robert Suss Mrs Jennifer Hall Joan H. Lavender Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Ambassador Edward E. 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Sassoon Charitable Trust Friends of the RA Anya Hindmarch MBE Ando The Dulverton Trust Plc Jean and Geoffrey Redman-Brown Mr and Mrs Richard C Martin Mrs Patricia Yunghanns HRH The Duke of Edinburgh Alistair Johnston CMG Mr Shinji Fukukawa and Mrs The John Ellerman Foundation Mr John A Roberts FRIBA The Lady Renwick of Clifton Andrew and Judith McKinna and those who wish to remain Declan Kelly Fukukawa Mr Richard Elman Sir Simon and Lady Robertson Richard Sharp Zvi & Ofra Meitar Family Fund anonymous Denise Wilson (Chair) Sir Keith Mills GBE DL Prof Arata Isozaki Hon RA and Mrs The Eranda Foundation The Ronson Foundation Jane Spack Professor Anthony Mellows OBE, Annie Wong (Secretary) Mrs Minoru Mori Isozaki Ernst and Young Rothmans International Plc David Stileman TD and Mrs Anthony Mellows Secretary and Chief Executive Christina Ong Mr Hideo Morita and Mrs Morita John and Fausta Eskenazi The Rothschild Foundation Mr Robert John Yerbury Mr Daniel Mitchell Architecture Patrons Group Nicola Bannister Frances Osborne Mr Koichi Nezu and Mrs Nezu The Fidelity UK Foundation Mr Jonathan Ruffer Mrs Susan Moehlmann Diana Carney Lord Rose of Monewden Mr Yoji Shimizu and Mrs Shimizu The Foyle Foundation Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Silver Ms Bona Montagu Gold Clive Humby Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Mr Masayoshi Son and Mrs Son Friends of the Royal Academy Mr Wafic Rida Saïd Ms Susanna Abu Zalaf Dr Ann Naylor Mr Bruce Roe Ben Joseph Robert Suss Mr Jonathan Stone and Mrs Stone Jacqueline and Michael Gee Mrs Jean Sainsbury Lady Agnew Mr Wade Newmark Mr Peter Williams Geraldine Kelly Sir David Tang KBE Mrs Tadao Suzuki J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust The Saison Foundation Miss H. J. C. Anstruther HRH Princess Marie-Chantal of Prof Chris Orr MBE RA Sian Westerman Mr Hideya Taida Hon CBE and Mrs Mr Mark Getty The Basil Samuel Charitable Trust Ms Dina Aslanyan Greece Silver Rebecca Salter RA Peter Williams Taida Mr Thomas Gibson Mrs Coral Samuel CBE Mrs Emma Avignon Mr Michael Palin Jacqueline and Jonathan Gestetner Gregory Sanderson Iwan Wirth Edwina Sassoon Mr Shuji Takashina and Mrs Takashina GlaxoSmithKline plc The Schroder Foundation Mrs Jane Barker John Pattisson Mr and Mrs Robin Lough Mark Seaman Mr Tsuneharu Takeda and Mrs Takeda Sir Ronald Grierson Mr Sean Scully RA The Duke of Beaufort Mr and Mrs D. J. Peacock Mrs Noreen L. Poulson Mr Hiroyasu Tomita and Mrs Tomita Sir Nicholas Grimshaw CBE PPRA Mrs Louisa Service OBE JP Mr Nigel Boardman Mr and Mrs A. Perloff and those who wish to remain (In attendance: Charlotte Appleyard, Royal Academy America Mrs Toshio Yamazaki Mr and Mrs Jim Grover Mr and Mrs Jake Shafran Eleanor E. Brass Mr Philip Perry anonymous Jonathon Cornaby) (as at 31 August 2015) Director: Mrs Yu Serizawa Diane and Guilford Glazer Mr Richard S Sharp Mr and Mrs Richard Briggs OBE David Pike

The Golden Bottle Trust Mrs Stella Shawzin Mrs Marcia Brocklebank Mr and Mrs Anthony Pitt-Rivers RA Magazine Editorial Board Honorary Patron Mr and Mrs Jack Goldhill Miss Dasha Shenkman Jeremy Brown Mrs Becky Quintavalle Benjamin West Group Patrons Dr HRH Princess Alexandra Maurice and Laurence Goldman William and Maureen Shenkman Mrs Rosamond Brown Mr Pinto Rai Dhir Anne Desmet RA The Hon Lady Ogilvy KG GCVO Horace W Goldsmith Foundation Lord Browne of Madingley Serena Reeve Chair Lady Barbara Judge CBE

50 Appendices Appendices 51 Platinum Patrons Patron donor choose to support us with a gift Contemporary Patrons Group International Patrons Group The Hon Samuel K. Lessey Jr GAM Idoya Beitia Mr Tony Davis Mrs Dounia Nadar in their will or a gift in memory of a loved one. These special Mr Arthur L. Loeb Generation Investment Management LLP Senior Exhibitions Manager David Giampaolo Chair Platinum and others who wish to remain gifts help to protect our future, Ms. Caroline M. Lowndes GSK Appendix 3 Edith Devaney Charles and Kaaren Hale Susan Elliott Mr Howard Bilton anonymous ensuring that the RA remains a Mr Henry S. Lynn Jr Hansteen Dean Holdings Head of Summer Exhibition and Mr and Mrs John R. Olsen Lady Alison Deighton strong, clear voice for art and Mrs Lucy F. McGrath John Lewis Partnership Curator (Contemporary Projects) Platinum Mrs Sophie Diedrichs-Cox Ms Christine Mainwaring-Samwell Lindsell Train Jasmine Fenn Gold Young Patrons Group artists, and continues to inspire Robert and Simone Suss Mr Alexis Habib Sir David Manning GCMG CVO Lloyds TSB Private Banking Curatorial Assistant Mr Steve Cardell generations to come. Joanna Kalmer Mr and Mrs Hamish Maxwell Marie Curie Permanent staff of the Flora Fricker Lady Judge CBE Chair This year we would like to Gold Mrs Fatima Maleki Mr Richard J. Miller Jr Moelis & Co. Exhibitions Manager Mr Christian Levett May Calil thank and remember the Royal Academy of Arts Joan and Robin Alvarez Mr Hideyuki Osawa Anne Nitze Morgan Stanley Natalie Gibbons Ms Alessandra Morra following: Ms Ilaria Bulgari Mr Thaddaeus Ropac Ms Diane A. Nixon Native Land Exhibitions Assistant Gold Mr Jeremy Coller Mrs Sabine Sarikhani Mr and Mrs Wilson Nolen Quilter Cheviot Sunnifa Hope* Silver Mr Alexander Green Mr Francis Roger MacTaggart Brewis Ms Miel de Botton Mr and Mrs Julian Treger Mrs Charles W. Olson III Rathbones Exhibitions Manager Lady J. Lloyd Adamson Mr Christopher Bull Mr and Mrs O. Masek Sian and Matthew Westerman Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon Ridgeway Partners Samantha Johnson Mr and Mrs Amir Adnani Silver Miss Joan Mercer Camp Matthew and Monika McLennan B. Polsky The Royal Society of Chemistry President’s Office Exhibitions Assistant Mr Dimitry Afanasiev Kalita al Swaidi Mrs Jean R. Clark Mrs Monika McLennan Patron Donor David Remfry MBE RA Trowers & Hamlins Christopher Le Brun Jemma Johnson-Davey Mrs Spindrift Al Swaidi Mrs Sharis Alexandrian Mrs Wendy Beatrice Clifford Mr and Mrs Scott Mead Mr Richard Chang Lady Renwick UBS PRA President Exhibition Manager, Summer Poppy Allonby Miss Maria Allen Miss Mary Elizabeth Cope Simon and Sabi North and others who wish to remain Mrs Arthur Ross Vitol SA Prof Chris Orr Exhibition & Contemporary Projects Ms Ruth Anderson Ms Ingrid Anid Mr Harold Victor Dent Mr and Mrs Simon Oliver anonymous Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Weil, Gotshal & Manges RA Treasurer Lisa Jones Ms Sol Anitua Ms Katharine Arnold Mr Cyril W. W. Downing Yana and Stephen Peel Mrs Edmond J. Safra Emma Pearson Executive Assistant to the Artistic Marco and Francesca Assetto Miss Joy Asfar Mr Dennis East Manuela and Iwan Wirth Ms Louisa Stude Sarofim Associate Level Members Executive Assistant to the President Director Mr Andy Ash Miss Henrietta Ash Mr Jack Ashton Gregson Schools Patrons Group Mr and Mrs Stanley The Arts Club Sarah Lea Mrs Leslie Bacon Sophie Ashby Ms Mary Beatrice Guest Silver De Forest Scott Bank of America Merill Lynch Secretary and Chief Executive’s Curator Mr Sam Bagot Ms Vanessa Aubry Mrs Grace Patricia Hills Ghalia and Omar Al-Qattan Patron of the Royal Academy Mrs James C. Slaughter BNP Paribas Office Dr Adrian Locke Mr and Mrs Benjelloun Ms Elif Bayoglu Mrs Susan Hobson Mrs Susie Allen-Huxley Schools Mrs Martin Slifka Bonhams 1793 Ltd Dr Charles Saumarez Smith CBE Senior Curator Mr Mark Bergman Lucinda Bellm Mr Kevin Anthony Seaver Jamieson Mrs Charlotte Artus HRH The Duke of Gloucester Mr Albert H. Small British American Tobacco Secretary and Chief Executive Nina Nethercott Naomi and Ted Berk Miss Jane Black Miss Dorothy Kettlewell Jeremy Asher Mr Morton I. Sosland The Cultivist Maya Binkin Art Sales Co-ordinator Mrs Michal Berkner Jenrick Rosanna Bossom Miss Ann Hilary Lyall Mr Timothy Attias Chair Mrs Frederick EY Executive and Projects Assistant to Katharine Oakes Micaela and Christopher Boas Mr Alexander Eileen Martin Mrs Niloufar Bakhtiar-Bakhtiari Mr Keir McGuinness M. Stafford Heidrick & Struggles the Secretary and Chief Executive Rights and Reproductions Manager Jean and John Botts Ms Katharine Butler Mrs Dewella Morgan Mr David Baty Ms Joan Stern Imperial College Healthcare Charity Alexandra Collini* Katherine Oliver Mr Simon Brocklebank-Fowler May Calil Mrs Pauline Monica Moss Charles Dib & Aurore Belkin Platinum Mr Martin J. Sullivan OBE Jones Day Head of Membership Affairs Summer Exhibition Manager Ms Pauline Cacucciolo Mr Tremayne Carew Pole Miss Diana Nelson Viscountess Bridgeman Mr Mark Hix Mr and Mrs A. Alfred Taubman Lazard Mhairi Grant Nicole Ruegsegger Mrs Sophie Cahu Mr Tom Cole Mr Norman Nightingale Dr Elaine C. Buck Lance and Lisa West Ms Britt Tidelius Lubbock Fine Chartered Accountants Administrator, Executive Office Exhibitions Manager Brian and Melinda Carroll Mr Alessandro Conti Ms Barbara Joan Parkin Ms Debra Burt Mr Peter Trippi Per Rumberg Mrs Caroline Cartellieri Karlsen Ms Fabianna Del Canto Mr Graham Keith Rogers Mr Steven Chambers Gold Mr Christopher Tsai Pentland Group PLC Artistic Programmes Curator Andrew and Stefanie Clarke Mr Stefano Donati Dr Hamish F. G. Swanston Jenny Christensson Sam and Rosie Berwick Mrs Judith Villard Tim Marlow Paul Sirr Mr and Mrs Paul Collins Ms Emily Fraser Mr Nigel Vaughan Truefitt Nadia Crandall Mrs Sarah Chenevix-Trench The Hon John C. Whitehead Artistic Director Database and Summer Exhibition Vanessa Colomar de Enserro Mr and Mrs Raoul Fraser Mrs Jane Truefitt Mr Stefan Cross QC Ms Cynthia Corbett Mr and Mrs Frederick Manager Ms Ruth Crabbe Mr Rollo Gabb Mrs Rosemary Edith de Vere Helen and Colin David Rosalyn and Hugo Henderson B. Whittemore Architecture Ria Sloan Christophe de Taurines Flora Goodwin Mr Douglas Robert Wilson Wight Mrs Georgina David Christopher Kneale Dr and Mrs Robert Kate Goodwin Summer Exhibition Supervisor Ms Karla Dorsch Laura Graham Patrick and Benedicte de Nonneville Mr William Loschert D. Wickham Head of Architecture and Drue Andrea Tarsia Mr and Mrs Jeff Eldredge Julie Lawson Mollie Dent-Brocklehurst Mr Keir McGuinness Mr Robert W. Wilson Heinz Curator Head of Exhibitions Mr and Mrs Gunnar Engstrom Soliana Habte Royal Academy America Chris and Angie Drake Carol Sellars Helena Cuss Anna Testar Mrs Stroma Finston Ms Dalya Islam Member Donors Mrs Jennifer Duke Architecture Programme Curatorial Assistant Cyril and Christine Freedman Mrs Fernanda Jess Shari Dusansky Silver Corporate Membership of the Administrator Rian Trim Ronald and Helen Freeman Ms Huma Kabakci Ms Naja Armstrong Mr Timothy Ellis Mrs Elizabeth Alston Royal Academy of Arts Owen Hopkins Departmental Administrator Ms Nicola Green Alexandra Ames Kornman Mr James C. Armstrong Nigel and Christine Evans Mr and Mrs Jonathan and Sarah Architecture Programme Curator Susana Vazquez Fernandez Mr and Mrs Jan Hagemeier Mrs Alkistis Koukouliou Mr and Mrs Steven Ausnit Mr David Fawkes Bayliss Launched in 1988, the Imogen Willetts Rights and Reproductions Co- Mrs Dana Haimoff Amanda Kearn Lambert Mr and Mrs E. William Aylward Maria Almudena Garcia Cano Ms Sara Berman Royal Academy’s Corporate Lates Programme and Special ordinator Ms Alexandra Hess Mr James Lindon Mr Stephen Bechtel Jr Mr Stephen Garrett Alex Haidas and Thalia Chryssikou Membership Scheme has Events Co-ordinator Elana Woodgate Katie Jackson Benjamin Lockwood Mr John Berggruen Simon Gillespie Mrs Catherine Farquharson proved highly successful. Exhibitions Assistant Suzanne and Michael Johnson Wei-Lyn Loh Mr Donald A. Best Kate Gordon Catherine Ferguson Corporate membership Collections and Library Syrie Johnson Tessa Lord Mr Constantin R. Boden Stephen and Margarita Grant Mr Mark Garthwaite offers company benefits for Nicholas Savage Learning Miss Rebecca Kemsley Mr John Madden Robert and Marilyn Bookchin Jed and Allison Hart Mrs Michael Green staff, clients and community Director of Collections Beth Schneider Lord and Lady Leitch Ignacio Marinho Mrs Edgar H. Brenner Mrs Susan Hayden Mr and Mrs G. Halamish partners and access to Maria Alambritis Head of Learning Mrs Stephanie Léouzon Isabella Marinho Mrs Deborah Loeb Brice Tristan and Michele Hillgarth Mr Lindsay Hamilton the Academy’s facilities Curatorial Assistant Grace Beaumont Ms Ida Levine Fiona McGovern Mrs Mildred C. Brinn Mr and Mrs Urs Hodler Professor and Mrs Ken Howard RA and resources. The outstanding Alexandra Burnett Departmental Administrator Mrs Valerie Nataliya Levine Itxaso Mediavilla-Murray Laura Christman and William Zane Jackson, Director of Three Mr Charles Irving support we receive from Collections Manager Amy Bluett* Mrs Rose-Marie Lieberman Mr Turi Munthe Rothacker Point Enterprises Nicolette Kwok companies via the scheme is Jennifer Camilleri Events and Lectures Co-ordinator Mr Guido Lombardo Chloe Riddell Alyce Faye Cleese Anonymous Mrs Anna Lee vital to the continuing success Picture Library Administrator Sophie Boyd Charles G. Lubar Mr Edoardo Roberti Mrs Benjamin Coates Nozha Khader Mr and Mrs Mark Loveday of the Academy and we thank Elizabeth Dewar Access Assistant Cornelius Medvei Ziba Sarikhani Lois M. Collier Mr Matthew Langton The Hon Mrs Lowther all members for their valuable Digitisation Co-ordinator (HLF- Molly Bretton Dean Menegas Ms Jane Singer The Hon Anne Collins Mrs Julie Lee The Lord and Lady Myners support and continued funded post) Access Manager Mrs Victoria Mills Mr Mandeep Singh Mr Richard C. Colyear Mr Jeff Lowe Ms Mouna Rebeiz enthusiasm. Morgan Feely Courtney Cooke Mrs Tessa Nicholson Emily Skeppner Mrs Mary Sharp Cronson Dr Carolina Minio Paluello Mr David Remfry MBE RA Collections Manager for Works Friends and Patrons Events Co- Neil Osborn and Holly Smith Ms Eleonora Soares Mr Gerry Dolezar Mr Stuart C. Nelson Ms Adrienne Showering Premier Level Members on Paper ordinator Mr Tony O’Sullivan Joanna Steingold Mr and Mrs Howard S. Davis Mrs Joanna Nicholls Brian D. Smith American Express® Linda Macpherson Shelley Debate Mrs Luciana Price and Mrs Mr Ralph Taylor Ms Zita Davisson Roderick and Maria Peacock Mr Simon Thorley QC Bird & Bird LLP Assistant Librarian Head of Schools and Families Alessandra Price Sydney Townsend Ms Maria Garvey Dowd Mr Malcolm Poynton Mr Ray Treen BNY Mellon Edwina Mulvany Silke Durm Lady Purves Miss Navann Ty Mrs June Dyson Mr Paul Price Marek and Penny Wojciechowski Cazenove Capital Management Registrar Family Programme Officer Mrs Diana Quasha Ms Zeynep Uzuner Mr Robert H. Enslow Mrs Tineke Pugh Mrs Diana Wilkinson Christie’s Christina Mulvihill Mary Ealden Broocks Robertson Alexandra Warder Mrs Katherine D. Findlay Mrs Yosmarvi Rivas Rangel Lord and Lady Aldington Deutsche Bank AG Frame Technician Courses and Classes Co-ordinator Mr Aaron Rosenstein Mark Whitcroft Mr Francis Finlay Frances Reynolds Joanna Bird FTI Consulting Mark Pomeroy Ann Gilmore Mrs Candice Schneider Miss Burcu Yuksel Mrs Raymond C. Foster Jr Miss Harriet Ruffer Rosalind Clayton HS1 Archivist Schools Co-ordinator Ms Elena Shchukina Mr and Mrs J. Winston Edwina Sassoon Mr Richard Clothier Insight Investment Andrew Potter Rebecca Jelly Mr James B. Sherwood Fowlkes III Ms Elke Seebauer Mark and Cathy Corbett JM Finn & Co. Research Assistant Schools and Communities Assistant Mrs Sahim Sliwinski-Hong Library and Collections Circle Mr and Mrs Lawrence Richard and Susan Shoylekov Ms Davina Dickson JLL Karine Sarant-Hawkins Asha McLoughlin Mr Stuart Southall S. Friedland Mrs Veronica Simmons Mrs Dominic Dowley JTI Research Assistant Publications and Website Co- Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes Dr Loyd Grossman OBE Mr and Mrs Leslie Garfield Karen Smith Nigel and Christine Evans KPMG Miranda Stead ordinator Mr Ian Taylor Miss Jo Hannah Hoehn Mr and Mrs Ellis Goodman Jeffery C. Sugarman and Miss Roxanna Farboud Linklaters Assistant Librarian Anna Nunhofer Miss Lori Tedesco Mr and Mrs Robert Hoehn Mr and Mrs Gordon Alan D. H. Newham Mrs Lesley Haynes Smith and Williamson Helen Valentine Schools and Families Co-ordinator Frederick and Kathryn Uhde Mr John Schaeffer P. Getty Mrs Arabella Tullo Mr Philip Hodgkinson Sotheby’s Senior Curator Holly Power Debra Valentine Pam and Scott Schafler Mr and Mrs Gustave Anna Watkins Mark and Fiona Hutchinson XL Catlin Laura Valentine Courses and Classes Assistant Mrs Neena Vaswani Mr and Mrs Bart Tiernan M. Hauser Cathy Wills Mrs Marcelle Joseph Picture Library Manager Sara Sassanelli Mr John Walden Mr Andrew Williams Mrs Judith Heath Mrs Debora Wingate Mr and Mrs S. Kahan Corporate Level Members Adam Waterton Events and Lectures Assistant Mr James Wasdell and others who wish to remain Mrs Drue Heinz Hon DBE Mr and Mrs Maurice Wolridge Mr Paul Kempe Bloomberg LP Head of Library Services Sue Stamp Mr Craig D. Weaver anonymous Mr and Mrs C. Hugh Hildesley Mr Gerald Kidd Philip and Val Marsden The Boston Consulting Group UK LLP Annette Wickham Friends and Patrons Events Manager Mr and Mrs John Winter Mr David Hockney OM CH RA Mrs Sophie Mirman Mr William Ramsay BMO Curator Works on Paper Professor Peter Whiteman QC Dr Bruce C. Horten Victoria Miro Peter Rice Esq Capital Group Publishing Ms Regina Wyles Legators Mr Declan Kelly Mr and Mrs Jeremy Nicholson Anthony and Sally Salz Chestertons Exhibitions Nick Tite and others who wish to remain Ms Elaine Kend Mrs Catherine Rees Miss Sarah Straight Clifford Chance LLP Giulia Ariete Head of Publishing anonymous The Royal Academy of Arts Mr Nicholas S. Kirkbride and others who wish to remain Credit Agricole CIB Rights and Reproductions Co- Catherine Cartwright* is very grateful to those who Mr and Mrs Gary Kraut anonymous Dechert ordinator Advertising Production Manager and

52 Appendices Appendices 53 Listings Editor Partnerships Manager Morning Cleaner Valerie Fernandes Gonzalo Mateos Tores Julia Ross Anna Coatman Alice Castle Kristina Yildiz* Head of Accounting Services Security Guard and Duty Front of Marketing Manager Assistant Editor, RA Magazine Corporate Membership Manager Cleaner and Porter Terry Gee House Manager Appendix 4 Appendix 5 Jane Grylls Sarah Cranmer Cashier Amer Najmaden Public Engagement – Visitor Advertising Manager Head of Events Operations – Commercial Neringa Krutkeviciute Security Guard and Duty Front of and Friends Experience Beatrice Gullström Jessica Dawkins Operations Finance Analyst – Artistic House Manager Kate Topham Production Assistant Corporate Events Manager Sue Yeend-Curd Programmes Daniel Phillips Head of Visitor and Friends Alison Hissey Philippa Forrester Head of Commercial Operations Caroline Lamont Security Guard and Duty Front of Experience 247th Summer Exhibition Loans from the Collections, Project Editor Senior Events Manager Felix Barham Head of Procurement House Manager Vickie Andrew Prizewinners 1st September 2014 – 31st August Kim Jenner Patrick Frazier Wood Retail Shops Manager Melissa Morris Victor Pinto Ticketing Assistant Business Manager Events Officer James Baxter Credit Controller Security Guard and Duty Front of Alison Barlow 2015 Carola Krueger Katie Giddens Deputy Retail Shops Manager Wioletta Olzsewska House Manager Visitor Services Assistant Production Manager, Books Sponsorship and Partnerships Alexia Beck Cashier and AP Assistant Steve Rampasard Nick Barrett Irene Michaelides Administrator Shop Assistant Helena Sawbridge Security Guard and Duty Front of Visitor Services Supervisor Advertising Sales Assistant Sarah Grant Duff Eduardo Brigagao Finance Analyst – Commercial House Manager Natalie Bouloudis Simon Murphy Senior Events Manager Merchandise Administration Operations Sainey Sabally-B Visitor Services Assistant Arts Club Charitable Trust Award Exhibition: We Will Remember Them: London’s Project Editor Su-Fang Hsiao* Assistant Stephen Tilbury Security Guard and Duty Front of Ivona Camacho £2,000 awarded to an artist aged 35 or under for a Great War Memorials Sam Phillips Senior New Business Development Sin-Ting Cheung Project Accountant – Masterplan House Manager Switchboard Operator work in any medium except architecture. Venue: English Heritage / Quadriga Gallery, London, UK Editor, RA Magazine Manager Ecommerce Assistant Ajita Vyas Esmerelda Collins Winner: Ade Adesina (770) The Questions Dates: 16 July 2014 – 30 November 2014 Paolo Russo Emily James Denise Dean Senior Cashier Operations – Strategy Friends Membership Assistant Judges: Mychael Barratt, Peter Batkin, Brian Clivas, Loans: Francis Derwent Wood, Caricature of Sir Advertising Account Manager Senior Corporate Events Manager Book Buyer Elizabeth Ward Tzo Zen Ang Alice Crossland Inge Borg-Scott, Peter Nahum Reginald Blomfeld, (06/4659), pencil and wash, Francis Peter Sawbridge Emily Marsh Catrina Dunn Finance Assistant Director of Strategy Friends Membership Assistant Derwent Wood, Caricature of Sir , Senior Commissioning Editor Manager, Sponsorship and Merchandiser Theresa Webster Tamzin Simpson Francesco Desideri Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture (06/4657), pencil and wash, Sir George Clausen, Study Partnerships Emma Forward Friends Finance Manager Strategy Project Manager Friends Membership Assistant £10,000 for a sculpture. of a head for the portrait of Monsieur Victor Rousseau, Development Sorcha Peaston Ecommerce Manager Rose Wright Daniel Hawkins Winner: Tim Shaw (1100) Erebus (Man On Fire (05/2899), pencil on wove paper, Gilbert Ledward, Six Charlotte Appleyard Events Assistant Rosalyn Garrett Senior Financial Accountant People Ticket Office Manager Version II) sketch notebooks, (11/1171), (11/1174), (11/968), Director of Development Deborah Rawlings Ecommerce Assistant Katherine Montague Lee Jackson Judges: Pauline Daly, Michael Goldhill, Conrad (11/644), (11/1012), (11/88), pencil Clare Willan Senior Events Manager Nick Godbold Director of Human Resources Visitor Services Assistant Shawcross RA Operations – IT Executive Assistant to the Director Mayumi Tomita Shop Assistant Laura Denton Brierley Eleni Kitsou Exhibition: Sculpture Victorious: Art in an Age of Richard Ball of Development Events Manager, Keeper’s House Mhairi Holland HR Business Partner Visitor Services Assistant The Hugh Casson Drawing Prize Invention, 1837-1901 Director of IT Nicky White Buyer Frances Hindle Gina Longhitano £5,000 for an original work on paper in any medium, Venue 1: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, Alex Avlonitis Trusts and Foundations Manager Ryan Lawer Volunteer Programme Assistant Friends Membership Assistant where the emphasis is clearly on drawing. IT Systems Administrator Development - Capital Navasha Wray Warehouse Manager (HLF-funded post) Caroline Medcalf Winner: Carla Groppi (974) After Atget (44) Dates: 11 September 2014 – 30 November 2014 Vidhya Bhushan Campaigns Trusts and Foundations Manager Ramon Mota Davalos Sarah Myers Visitor Services Assistant Nénuphars 2 Venue 2: Britain, London, UK Business Intelligence and Sarah Hilliam Retail Shops Supervisor HR Business Partner Philippa Merrett Judges: Norman Ackroyd RA, Bridget Boulting, Nicky Dates: 25 February 2015 – 25 May 2015 Database Developer Head of Capital Campaigns Claire Mothersole Vashti Sime Visitor Services Assistant Hessenberg Loans: John Gibson, RA, Phaeton driving the Chariot Cambell Budge Sarah Fallon Operations Buyer’s Assistant Volunteer Development Manager Amy Plewis of the Sun, (03/1931), plaster relief, John Gibson, RA, IT Support Manager Capital Campaign Administrator Jonathon Cornaby Magdalena Pilch (HLF-funded post) Friends Membership Assistant British Institution Awards The Hours leading the Horses of the Sun, (03/2044)*, David Cervi Joseph Green Chief Financial Officer Assistant Merchandiser Andreas Podias Four prizes of £1,000 each are awarded by the Trustees plaster relief Java Developer Burlington Appeal Manager Claire Sadler Ella Riley Public Engagement Ticket Office Supervisor of the British Institution for Promoting the Fine Arts in Brenda Hillary Chloe Johnson Executive Assistant to Chief Senior Buyer Will Dallimore Jessica Poole the , which was established in 1805 to Exhibition: John Constable: The making of a master IT Systems Manager Grants Manager Financial Officer Emily Rubner Director of Public Engagement Ticketing Co-ordinator encourage the study of the fine arts. Students entering Venue: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK Brett McHargue Cassy Martell Ecommerce Buyer Georgia Anderson Susan Reitsis paintings, works on paper, sculpture and architecture will Dates: 20 September 2014 – 11 January 2015 Ruby Developer Development Manager Operations – Art Handlers Ian Sankey EA to the Director of Public Ticket Office Assistant be eligible for the awards. Loans: John Constable, RA, The Leaping Horse, Gurminder Rai Charlotte Masters Dan Cowap Warehouse Assistant Engagement Tuesday Yearwood Winner: Simon Dean (421) Flow, 1944; Tom Palin (03/1391), oil on canvas, Etienne Baudet after Nicolas IT Support Officer RA Trust and International Projects Galleries Manager and Head of Art Neil Shepperson Visitor Services Assistant (165 and 166) The Hill and The Tent; Petra Regent Poussin, Landscape with a Roman Road, 05/4888, Igor Saucek Manager Handling Shop Assistant Public Engagement – (610) Lamp, Spiegelzaal, Berlin; Richard Seymour etching, Etienne Baudet after Nicolas Poussin, Head of IT Richard Ascroft Communications (957) Baotou Toxic Tailings Lake, Inner Mongolia Landscape with a Man washing his Feet at a Fountain, George Smith Development – Friends Art Handler Operations – Estates Susie Gault* Royal Academy Schools Judges: Michael Claridge, Sokari Douglas Camp, Tom (05/4889), etching, John Constable, RA, Rainstorm Ruby Developer Annie Wong Jeremy Dart Ian Blackburn Head of Communications Eileen Cooper RA Evans, Mark Hampson over the Sea, (03/1390), oil on paper, laid on canvas, Xiaomeng Su Head of Friends Deputy Head of Art Handling Director of Estates Johanna Bennett Keeper of the Royal Academy Sebastien Bourdon, Landscape with a Two Wheeled IT Security Manager Melanie Brown Philip Drewry Philip Pearce Senior Press Officer Guler Ates* The Sunny Dupree Family Award for a Woman Cart Stuck in a Rut, (06/2390), etching Martin Walsh Friends Manager Art Handler Architect Alexandra Bradley Digital Print Tutor Artist Database and Applications Grace Fletcher Keith Hogan Senior Press Officer Eliza Bonham Carter £4,000 for a painting or sculpture. Exhibition: Reciprocal loan for ‘Rubens and his Developer Development Assistant Art Handler Operations - Engineering Tom Cassidy Curator and Head of RA Schools Winner: Vanessa Jackson (12) Homage a Henri Legacy’ John Potter Steve Watson Internal Communications Executive David Cooper Judges: Sunny Dupree, Emma Hill, Cathie Pilkington RA Venue: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts, , UK Operations – Legal Development – Philanthropy Senior Art Handler Head of Engineering Binita Dave Schools Programme and Alumni Dates: 25 September 2014 – 10 April 2015 Susan Gent Reema Khan Simon Streather Ava Grauls Press Assistant Relations Manager The London Original Print Fair Prize, sponsored Loans: Johann Zoffany, RA, A Life Class at St Martin’s Legal Counsel Deputy Director, Philanthropy Art Handler Lighting and AV Technician Peter Donaldson by Towry Lane Academy, (03/621) Mila Phillips Alexandra Banister Daniel Gunning Public Engagement – Digital Sculpture Tutor £2,500 for a print in any medium. Legal Counsel Keeper’s House Administrator Operations – Cleaners and Lighting and AV Manager Nick Sharp Richard Elliott Winner: Ian McNicol (697) Red Versus Blue Exhibition: Rubens and his Legacy Helen Butcher Porters Kyle Peters Head of Digital Sculpture and Workshop Manager Judges: Lyndsey Ingram, Helen Rosslyn, Rebecca Venue 1: Centre for Fine Art, Brussels, Belgium Operations – Masterplan Patrons Administrator John O’Reilly Senior Project Manager Adam Anderson Mark Hampson Salter RA Dates: Alexandra Bass 25 September 2014 – 4 January 2015 Rania Clark Manager, Cleaners and Porters Front End Web Designer/ Head of Material Processes Venue 2: Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK Project Manager, Masterplan Database Assistant Maria Batista Operations – Facilities Developer Barton Hargreaves The Rose Award for Photography Dates: Stephen Grant 24 January 2015 – 10 April 2015 Karin Grundy Morning Cleaner David Vobes Harriet Baker Digital Print Tutor £1,000 for a photograph or series of photographs. Loans: Simon Gribelin, The Ceiling in the Banqueting Project Director, Masterplan (HLF Head of Patrons Daniel Burnage Head of Facilities Assistant Digital Producer Brian Griffiths Winner: Caroline Abbotts (984) Floor Studies House at Whitehall: The Benefits of Government of part-funded post) Laura Howes Cleaner and Porter Stjon Bavin Louise Cohen Senior Tutor Judges: Ackroyd and Harvey, Hannah Gruy James I, 1720, (03/2755), hand coloured engraving, Research Assistant Oziel Camacho Logistics Manager Social Media and Content Yasu Ichige Simon Gribelin, The Ceiling in the Banqueting House Operations – Security Harriet Jarman* Cleaner and Porter Eileen Gallagher Manager Digital Instructor The AKT II Architecture Prize at Whitehall: The Apotheosis of James I Michael O’Halloran , 1720, Research and Resources Manager Maria De Paz Camacho Head of Post Room Kate Huckle Richard Kirwan £5,000 awarded to an architect aged 35 or under for a (03/2754), hand coloured engraving, Simon Gribelin, Chief Red Collar Ranbir Jhutty Morning Cleaner Laura New Digital Product Manager Senior Tutor work in any medium. The Ceiling in the Banqueting House at Whitehall: Philip Carson Patrons Manager Tomasz Hajduk Building Manager Amy Macpherson Simon Lawson Winners: : Laurence Pinn, Ben Kirk & Andrew Diggle The Union of England and Wales, 1720, (03/2756), Security Guard and Duty Front of Lucinda Lovell Cleaner and Porter Roland Philbert Senior Digital Producer Print Tutor (467) Urban Flora Propagation Field Box hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Nattier, The House Manager International Patrons Manager Rona Hamilton Health and Safety Manager Mary Maclean Judges: Farshid Moussavi RA, Rory Olcayto, Ian Ritchie RA Destiny of Marie de Medici, after Rubens, Pedro Da Costa 1704-10, Alison Strawbridge Cleaner and Porter Francine Williams Public Engagement - Marketing Senior Tutor (06/2918), hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Security Guard and Duty Front of Database Manager Terence Hamilton Helpdesk Assistant Margaux Simms* Sally Parekh Turkishceramics Grand Award for Architecture Nattier, The Birth of the Princess, after Rubens, House Manager Jonathan Stubbs Cleaner and Porter Head of Marketing PA to the Keeper and the Curator £10,000 awarded to the most outstanding work of William Deas 1704-10, (06/2927), hand coloured engraving, Jean Patrons Manager Anabela Henriques Operations - Finance Daisy Bell & Head of the RA Schools architecture. - Baptiste Nattier, The Education of the Princess, Security Guard and Duty Front of Florence Sumption Cleaner and Porter Carl Hitchcock Marketing Manager, Development Joanna Thomas Winner: Peter Barber Architects (447) Coldbath Town after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2928), hand coloured House Manager Patrons Events Administrator James Howe Director of Finance Claire Clutterbuck RA Schools Administrator - Mount Pleasant Sorting Office Site The Presentation Carl Harris engraving, Jean - Baptiste Nattier, Clare Taylor Cleaner and Porter Linda Beeton Head of Insight Judges: Bahadir Kayan, Farshid Moussavi RA, Rory of her Portrait to Henri IV, after Rubens, 1704-10, Security Guard and Duty Front of Head of Keeper’s House Umbelina Jardim Friends Finance Assistant Tessa Daniel (*Maternity leave) Olcayto, Ian Ritchie RA (06/2930), hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste House Manager Matthew Watters Morning Cleaner Lee Bennett Marketing Manager, Commercial The Wedding by Proxy of Marie de Medici Abel Kiros Nattier, Legacy Manager John Lopez AP and Purchasing Supervisor Operations to King Henri IV, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2931), Security Guard and Duty Front of Cleaner Patricia Blackledge Rebekah Holloway hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Nattier, The House Manager Development – Sponsorship Odilla Matias Cashier Senior Marketing Manager Disembarkation at Marseilles Peter Lukwata , after Rubens, 1704-10, and Partnerships Morning Cleaner Supervisor Dennis Carroll Matthew Hunt (06/2932), hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Security Guard and Duty Front of Michael Eldred Dean Nunn Payroll and Pensions Manager Graphic Designer Nattier, The Meeting of Marie de Medici and Henry House Manager Deputy Director, Sponsorship and Cleaner and Porter Jacintha Cusack Michelle Kettner IV at Lyons Sherwyn Mason , after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/3013), hand Partnerships Margarida Reis Friends Finance Assistant CRM Manager coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Nattier, The Birth of Security Guard and Duty Front of Natalie Bone Cleaner and Porter Cristina Drake* Samantha MacKelden House Manager Senior Sponsorship and Holly Vaughan Senior Management Accountant Design and Production Officer

54 Appendices Appendices 55 the Dauphin at Fontainebleau, after Rubens, 1704-10, Loans: Attrib. to John Ruskin, Silhouette of J. M. W. Exhibition: Sargent: Portraits of Artists and (06/2933), hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Turner, (04/2407), cut paper and watercolour, Signet Friends Nattier, The Consignment of the Regency, after Rubens, ring owned by J.M.W. Turner, R.A, (04/438), gold and Appendix 6 Appendix 7 Venue: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, 1704-10, (06/2934), hand coloured engraving, coralline, Fishing rod belonging to J. M. W. Turner, R.A., United States Jean - Marc Nattier, The Coronation of Saint- Denis, (04/556) Dates: 30 June 2015 – 4 October 2015 after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2935), hand coloured Loans: John Singer Sargent, RA, Interior in Venice, engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Death of Henri IV Exhibition: Homage to Manet (03/1387) and the Proclamation of the Regency, after Rubens, Venue: Norwich Castle Museum and Gallery, Norwich, UK Immunity from Seizure Acquisitions 1st September 2014 – 1704-10, (06/2938), hand coloured engraving, Jean Dates: 31 January – 19 April 2015 Exhibition: Lincolnshire’s Great Exhibition 2015 - Marc Nattier, The Council of the Gods, after Rubens, Loans: David Wilkie Wynfield, Portrait of Edouard 31st August 2015 Venue: Usher Gallery Lincoln, UK 1704-10, (06/2993), hand coloured engraving, Manet, (03/7379), albumen print Dates: 27 June 2015 – 27 September 2015 Jean - Marc Nattier, The Regent Militant: the Victory Loans: George Stubbs, ARA, working drawing for The at Julich, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2996), hand Exhibition: The Divine, Homage to Michelangelo Eighth Anatomical Table of the Muscles ... of the Horse, coloured engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Exchange Venue: Kunst – und Ausstellungshalle der The DCMS approved the Royal Academy of Arts September 2014 (03/5715), pencil, black chalk, George Stubbs, ARA, of the Princesses at the Spanish Border, after Rubens, Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn, for the purposes of Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts working drawing for The Twelfth Anatomical Table of 1704-10, (06/2997), hand coloured engraving, Dates: 6 February – 25 May 2015 and Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural Peter Freeth, RA the Muscles ... of the Horse, 1756-1758, (03/5727), Jean - Marc Nattier, The Felicity of the Regency, Loans: Sir Joshua Reynolds, PRA, Self-portrait of objects on loan) with effect from 17 September 34 works on paper including aquatints, watercolours pencil, black and red chalk after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2999), hand coloured Sir Joshua Reynolds, (03/1394), oil on panel, John 2008. and ink drawings engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Flight from Blois, Flaxman, RA, Michelangelo, (03/3632), plaster Various sizes Exhibition: William Gear: Centenary Exhibition after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/3003), hand coloured During the year under review, the Royal Academy was List available on request (TBC) engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, Louis VIII Comes of Exhibition: Sir Joshua Reynolds: Experiments in granted Immunity from Seizure for 56 artworks as Presented by the artist Venue 1: Towner, Eastborne, UK Age, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/3000), hand coloured Paint follows: Dates: 18 July 2015 – 27 September 2015 engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Negotiations at Venue: The Wallace Collection, London, UK Michael Kenny, RA Venue 2: City Art Centre, Edinburgh, UK Angouleme, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/3004), hand Dates: 12 March – 7 June 2015 Modern Art of South America from the Patricia 8 sketchbooks and archival material Dates: 24 October 2015 – 1 February 2016 coloured engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Queen Loans: Sir Joshua Reynolds, Studio Experiments in Phelps de Cisneros Collection Gift of Susan Kenny and Brian Falconbridge Loans: William Gear, RA, Black Tree, (03/219) Opts for Security, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/3006), Colour and Media, (03/576) 5 July – 28 September 2014 hand coloured engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, The Sackler Wing of Galleries Julie Born Schwarz * only Reconciliation of the Queen and her Son, after Rubens, Exhibition: Drawn from the Antique: Artists & the Works on Paper: 1 Love has no reason, 2014 1704-10, (06/3009), hand coloured engraving, Classical Ideal Sculpture: 1 HD Video, 18 mins Jean - Marc Nattier, Portrait of Jeanne of Austria, Venue 1: The Teylers Museum, Haarlem, The Edition 1/3 + 2 AP Grand Duchess of Tuscany, after Rubens, 1704-10, Netherlands Anselm Kiefer Purchased from the artist (06/2924), hand coloured engraving, Jean - Baptiste Dates: 11 March – 31 May 2015 27 September 2014 – 14 December 2014 Nattier, Portrait of Francois de Medici, Grand Duke Venue 2: Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, UK Main Galleries of Tuscany, after Rubens, 1704-10, (06/2922), hand Dates: 25 June – 26 September 2015 Works on Paper: 8 October 2014 coloured engraving, Jean - Marc Nattier, Portrait of Loans: Edward Francis Burney, The Antique School at Paintings: 4 Marie de Medici in the Guise of Minerva, after Rubens, Somerset House, (03/7485), Ralph Brown, RA 1704-10, (06/2925), hand coloured engraving, Jean pen and ink and watercolour wash on laid paper Giovanni Battista Moroni How pleasant to meet Mr Robertson! How Pleasant to - Baptiste Nattier, The Triumph of Truth, after Rubens, 25 October 2014 – 25 January 2015 meet Mr. Brown!, 1988 1704-10, (06/3010), hand coloured engraving Exhibition: Arts and Foods Sackler Wing of Galleries Pen and ink drawing Venue: La Triennale di Milano, Milan, Italy Works on Paper: 1 297 x 210 mm Exhibition: Vesalius. Imagining the Body/Vesalius Dates: 9 April 2015 – 1 November 2015 Paintings: 6 Gift of Ann Christopher RA and Ken Cook Het Lichaam in Beeld Loans: William Orpen, RA, Le Chef de L’Hotel Chatham, Rubens and His Legacy: Van Dyck to Cézanne Venue 1: Museum Leuven, Leuven, Belgium , (03/1237) Dates: 2 October 2014 – 18 January 2015 24 January – 10 April 2015 November 2014 Loans: William Pink, Smugglerius, (03/1436), plaster Exhibition: John Bratby and Jean Cooke: Who is Main Galleries Slaving at the Kitchen Sink? Works on Paper: 5 David Mach, RA Paintings: 20 Exhibition: Traingone Venue: Pembroke College, Oxford, UK 1900 Art at the Crossroads, c. 2000-2003 Venue: SpritMuseum, Stockholm, Sweden Dates: 5 May 2015 – 12 June 2015 Collage Richard Diebenkorn Dates: 23 October 2014 – 6 April 2015 Loans: Jean Cook, RA, Early Portrait of John Bratby, 153 x 199.6 x 1.2 cm 14 March – 7 June 2015 Loans: Frank Bowling, Wintergreens, (06/2415) RA, (03/850), Jean Cook, RA, Blast Boadicea, Presented by the artist (03/1192), Jean Cook, RA, Through the Looking Glass, Sackler Wing of Galleries Works on Paper: 1 Exhibition: Picturing (03/269), Jean Cook, RA, Jamais je ne pleure et jamais Paintings: 4 Venue: Museum of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK je ne ris, (03/465), John Bratby, RA, Jean and Dayan, February 2015 Dates: 29 November 2014 – 12 April 2015 (03/585), John Bratby, RA, Still-life with Check Table Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust Loans: John Hoyland, RA, Backyards, Sheffield, Cloth, (03/705) Ulla Fries 4 July 2015 – 27 September 2015 (03/1015) Kurrajong, 1993 Exhibition: Plaster Casts and Copies Sackler Wing of Galleries Engraving, 71/90 Works on Paper: 1 Exhibition: Edgar Degas: Classicism and Venue: The Hepworth, Wakefield, UK 22.8 x 35.8 cm Sculptures: 4 Experimentation Dates: 2 May 2015 – 8 May 2016 Gift of Ulla Fries, President of the Royal Swedish Venue: Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Loans: Esquiline Venus, (03/1466), plaster cast, Academy of the Fine Arts, Stockholm Germany Discobolus (standing), (03/1477), plaster cast, Due diligence was carried out by following Royal Dates: 8 November 2014 – 1 February 2015 Belvedere Torso, (03/1442), plaster cast Chris Orr, RA Academy procedures, which include identifying Loans: Eadweard Muybridge, Horse Trotting: bareback; 20 prints, 2005-2015 areas for further research and holding internal staff rider, 43, light-grey horse, Plate 602 from: Animal Exhibition: Self-Portrait and Romantic Landscape Various sizes meetings to review and discuss any issues arising as Locomotion. An Electrophotographic Investigation of by Thomas Gainsborough, the Royal Academy of List available on request appropriate, as well as consulting external specialists Consecutive Phases of Animal Movements, (04/2695), Arts, London Presented by the artist as required. The Royal Academy’s Exhibitions Office collotype on white wove paper Venue: The State Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia has received no enquiries or claims under Section 7 of the Protection of Cultural Objects on Loan Exhibition: Re-figuring the Fifties: Joan Eardley, Dates: 25 April 2015 – 26 July 2015 March 2015 (Publication and Provision of Information) Regulations Sheila Fell, Eva Frankfurther, Josef Herman and Loans: Sir Thomas Gainsborough, RA, Self-portrait, 2008 (provision of information: potential claimants). LS Lowry (03/1395), Sir Thomas Gainsborough, RA, Romantic J. E. Hodgson, RA Venue: Ben Uri Gallery, London, UK Landscape, (03/1396) Portrait of a Lady, c. 1870 Dates: 14 November 2014 – 22 February 2015 Watercolour and gouache on board Loans: LS Lowry, RA Woman with Shopping Bag, Exhibition: Turner’s Wessex – Architecture and 15 x 7 cm (03/417), oil on board, LS Lowry, RA, Figures in a Ambition Gift of Mr. Robin Muirhead Street, (03/420), oil on board Venue: Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum, UK F. Ernest Jackson, ARA Dates: 22 May 2015 – 27 September 2015 3 drawings, 2 etchings and 14 lithographs, ca. 1910- Exhibition: William Blake, Apprentice & Master Loans: Fishing rod belonging to JMW Turner, (04/556) 22 Venue: Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Various sizes Oxford, UK Exhibition: Waterloo 1815: The Art of Battle List available on request Dates: 4 December 2014 – 1 March 2015 (Leeds), Daniel Maclise: The Waterloo Cartoon Gift of Mrs. Margaret Bear Loans: Edward Francis Burney, The Antique School (London) at Old Somerset House, 1779, (03/7485), pen and Venue 1: Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds, UK ink with watercolour wash on laid paper, Vincenzo Dates: 22 May 2015 – 23 August 2015 April 2015 Scamozzi, L’ Idea della Architettura Universale, Venice: Venue 2: Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK Giorgio Valentiono, 1615. To be displayed at page 40, Dates: 2 Sept Daniel Maclise, Cartoon for The Meeting Christopher Le Brun, PRA (03/2788), book of Wellington and Blücher After the Battle of Waterloo, 50 Etchings, 2005 (04/2437), (04/2441), (04/2442), (04/2444), Artist’s proof 4/6. Exhibition: Mr. Turner (04/2445), (04/2446), (04/2447), (04/2448), Portfolio series printed by Paupers Press and published Venue: Petworth House, West Sussex, UK (04/2449), (04/2450) (panel 1 of 10) by Paragon Press, London. Dates: 10 January – 11 March 2015 Presented by the artist

56 Appendices Appendices 57 Christopher Le Brun PRA Sir Thomas Monnington, PRA The Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture Life drawing of female nude viewed from side Study of olive branch for ‘Allegory’, ca. 1924 Donated by Jack Goldhill, an award is made annually Pencil on paper Pencil on tracing paper Appendix 8 in recognition of the best sculpture in the Summer 61 x 38 cm 38 x 49.5 cm (sight size) Exhibition. Presented by the artist Gift of Hughie O’Donoghue, RA

Christopher Le Brun PRA Sir , RA The Peter Greenham Fund Life drawing of female nude viewed from back Donation Box Trusts and Special Funds Donated in memory of Peter Greenham ra, former Pencil on paper Lost wax bronze cast with a black patina and wax Administered by the Royal Academy Keeper of the Royal Academy Schools, a full three-year 61 x 38.5 cm coating scholarship to a student in the Schools. Presented by the artist 169 x 72.5 x 75 cm Trust, 1 September 2013–31 August Gift of the Paolozzi Foundation 2014 Christopher Le Brun PRA The de Grey Memorial Fund Life drawing of reclining female nude Established in memory of Sir Roger de Grey pra to Charcoal on paper August 2015 provide maintenance grants to students in the Royal 43.5 x 34.2 cm Bird’s Charity Academy Schools and the City and Guilds of London Presented by the artist Mali Morris, RA Bequeathed by Mr W. M. Lutyens Bird to make Art School. Toussaint I-IV, 2014 awards to poor and deserving young artists of British Christopher Le Brun PRA AP 6/10 nationality who are under 33 years of age and possess Study of a girl resting her chin on her hands 4 screen-prints reasonable diligence and ability. The Drue Heinz Endowment for Architecture Pencil on paper 31 x 40 cm Donated by Mrs Drue Heinz in 1993, The Drue Heinz 26.1 x 35 cm Presented by the artist to mark the retirement of Nick Endowment for Architecture supports the development of Presented by the artist Savage, Director of Collections The British Institution Fund the Architecture Programme of the Royal Academy of Arts. Established to offer awards of up to £1,000 to F. L. Griggs RA students under the age of 25 who are currently May 2015 Tattershall, Holy Trinity, 1912 following recognised courses, both full- and part-time, The McAulay Scholarship Pencil on paper in painting, sculpture, printmaking and architecture in Donated by Mr Ronald McAulay and the Hon Mrs John Carter, RA 21.2 x 21.7 cm art schools, colleges or architectural institutions in the McAulay in 1997. Provides fees and maintenance to a Study for Four Diagonals I, 1997 Gift of Rebecca Salter, RA United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. student in the Royal Academy Schools. Pencil and white crayon on wash-toned paper 20 x 20 cm Presented by the artist The Sir Hugh Casson Drawing Award The Paul Mellon Endowment Fund Given annually in recognition of the best drawing in the Received following a bequest in 2000, the Paul Mellon John Carter, RA Summer Exhibition, in memory of Sir Hugh Casson PRA. Endowment Fund supports the general purposes of the Study for Four Diagonals II, 1997 Royal Academy. Pencil and white crayon on wash-toned paper 20 x 20 cm The Chantrey Bequest Presented by the artist Received under the will of Sir Francis Chantrey ra. The Agnes Ethel Mackay Fund Provides for the purchase of works of art of the highest Received in 1981 from the estate of Miss Agnes Ethel John Carter, RA merit in painting and sculpture, executed entirely within Mackay, in memory of André Dunoyer de Segonzac Green Square, 1990-2012 the shores of Great Britain, in order to form a public HON RA, to award travelling scholarships to students Watercolour national collection of British fine art. in the Royal Academy Schools. 41.5 x 45.5 cm Presented by the artist The Selina Chenevière Travel Award The Pitchforth Fund John Carter, RA Established in 2000 by Antoine Chenevière in memory Proceeds from the sale of pictures donated by (Roland) To the Edge, 2006 of his late wife Lady Selina Chenevière. Vivian Pitchforth ra to provide a scholarship fund for the Oil and pencil on paper Awards an annual bursary to a third-year student in Royal Academy Schools. 50 x 70 cm the Royal Academy Schools to help further his or her Presented by the artist practice through travel. The Pauline Sitwell Bursary Fund Sir Albert E. Richardson, PRA Received in 2012 from the estate of the late Pauline 23 architectural lecture drawings, ca. 1950-60 The Sir John Reeves Ellerman Picture Purchase Sitwell, the fund awards an annual maintenance Black and coloured crayons on tracing paper Fund bursary to a student in the Royal Academy Schools. Various sizes Bequeathed by Sir John Reeves Ellerman, 1st Baronet. Gift of Mr. Simon Houfe The purpose of the Ellerman Fund is to support the growth of the Royal Academy of Arts Collection by The Ivor Rey Scholarship Fund applying the income to the purchase of works of art, in Established following a gift in the Will of the late Ivor June 2015 accordance with the Acquisitions and Disposals policy. Alan Rey. An annual award is made to students of the Royal Academy Schools to visit Paris, for the purpose Rebecca Salter, RA of studying art. Untitled AG48, 2014 The Eranda Drawing Professorship Woodblock print and drawing on Japanese paper on Awarded by the Eranda Foundation to establish a Somerset paper professorship of drawing in the Royal Academy Schools. The Starr Fund 94 x 120 cm Donated by the Starr Foundation to endow an artist-in- Diploma Work residence scholarship for an American student in the The Eranda Scholarship Royal Academy Schools. Cathie Pilkington, RA Received from the Eranda Foundation in 2013 to Reclining Doll, 2013 provide a scholarship allowing three students to pursue Oil paint on patinated bronze a three-year postgraduate course of study at the Royal The Patricia Turner Award 43 x 77 x 40 cm Academy Schools. Bequeathed by James Turner, in memory of his wife Diploma Work Patricia, to provide a bursary to a graduating sculpture student to support his or her professional development Tim Shaw, RA The Richard Ford Award in his or her first year after leaving the Royal Academy Tank on Fire (version 2), 2015 Received from Brinsley Ford in 1976, in memory of his Schools. Wax, black polythene and steel great-grandfather Richard Ford, to enable British 51.8 x 42 x 55 cm (sculpture) figurative painters to visit Spain for the purpose of 122 x 55 x 75 cm (plinth) studying paintings, particularly in the Prado. The Edna Rose Weiss Award Diploma Work Donated by Edna Rose Weiss. Provides an annual prize to a student in the Royal Academy Schools The Frampton Fund working in a figurative style. July 2015 Bequeathed by Sir George Frampton ra for executing in permanent material works by British sculptors Painting easel used by Peter Coker RA. currently existing only in material of a non-permanent The Charles Wollaston Award Bequest of Peter Coker, RA nature, to be presented to the nation or placed in any Donated by Charles Wollaston in 1977. Provides an park, open space, museum or art gallery in the United annual award for the most distinguished exhibit in Michael Kenny, RA Kingdom or its dominions, colonies or dependencies. the Summer Exhibition, on the recommendation of a 20 sketch books specially appointed panel. Gift of Susan Kenny

58 Appendices Appendices 59 Appendix 9

Royal Academy Schools Awards, Scholarships and Maintenance Funds

Premiums: Interim Projects 2014 Prizes RA School Show 2015 Prizes Maintenance Funds and Scholarships 2015

Sponsor/ Amount Awardee Sponsor/ Amount Awardee Sponsor Amount Name Name of (£) Name of (£) Award Award Alma Tadema Fund 1300 Maria de Lima

Bert Irvin Prize 430 Anna Agnes Ethel 700 Adam Collier Archie Sherman Charitable Trust 15000 Gabriella Boyd Paterson Mackay Award Declan Jenkins Evelyn O’Connor The Charlotte Bonham Carter Trust 4000 - Celia Walker Print 430 Anna Hannah Bays Wanda Wieser Celia Walker Art Foundation 4000 and Landscape Hughes Laurence Owen Tom Worsfold Prize (£200) + Tony Matt Ager Ernest Cook Fund 1100 Zsofia Margit Smith Award (£50) Rebecca Ackroyd + Various Small Sofie Alsbo Rian Coughlan Prizes The Eranda Scholarship 45000 Anna Hughes Agnes Ethel 925 Maria de Lima Anna Paterson E. Vincent Harris 517 Rafal Mackay Award Prize Topolewski Holbeck Charitable Trust 15000 Adam Shield “Agnes Ethel 700 Ziggy The Taylor Family Foundation 20000 Richard Orasinksi E. Vincent Harris 517 Robin Seir Mackay Grudzinskas Prize Award + Intrinsic Value Investors (IVI) LLP 15000 Jessica Richards E. Vincent Harris 517 Neill Kidgell Royal Prize Academy Ivor Rey Scholarship 10500 Adam Collier Collection “Edna Rose Weiss 500 Alana Purchase” JM Finn 10000 Ziggy Grudzinskas Award Francis Sam Austen (for working in a Artist’s 1000 Henry Coleman Josephine Baker-Heaslip figurative style)” Collecting Jack Burton Society Prize Sebastian Jefford Hiscox Prize 2,500 Elliot Dodd Aniko Kuikka Artist’s League 500 Joel Wyllie Mackie Hiscox Prize 2,500 Jack Killick of New York Alana Francis The Year Residency Claire Undy Ivor Abrahams Prize 430 Rhys Coren Prize Elliot Dodd Ivor Rey Scholarship 5250 Molly Palmer Gergana Georgieva Artist’s League 500 Max Prus The Leverhulme Trust 63000 Kira Freije Fund of New York Molly Palmer Landseer Prize 550 Wanda Residency Rhys Coren in Art Sofie Alsbo Weiser Prize Hannah Bays Landseer Prize 550 Frank Gold Medal - Sean Steadman Henry Coleman Declan Jenkins Machin Foundation 2000 Gery “Land - Josie Cockram Evelyn O’Connor Prize Gergana Securities Laurence Owen Studio Award Max Prus Joel Wyllie Machin Foundation 2000 Tom + Prize Worsfold Dissertation Victoria Levin Fund 150 Jonathan Kelly Peter T. Rippon 2750 Claire Undy Distinction” The Mr Ronald and The Hon. Mrs 4000 Dmitri Galitzine Rita McAulay Scholarship Travel Scholarship* Patricia Turner 3500 Henry Coleman Sir Frank and Lady 550 Kira Freije Award Paul Smith & Pauline Denyer-Smith 12000 Sean Steadman Short Award Matthew Ager Patricia Turner 3500 Victoria Adam Heritage Peters Fund 3750 Victoria Adam The Maccabeans 500 Rian Award Pitchforth Fund 7000 Caroline Abbotts Prize Coughlan Selina 2000 Caroline Abbotts Edith and Ferdinand Porjes Martin Gross Cheneviere 16500 * Travel Scholarship split between both Charitable Trust Jonathan Kelly participating artists Travel Award Pauline Sitwell Bursary Fund 7500 Josie Cockram The Peter Greenham Scholarship 2000 Zsofia Margit Fund Alfred Teddy Smith and Zsuzsi 4000 Lewis Hammond Roboz Art Trust South Square Trust 7000 Maria de Lima Rebecca Ackroyd SIV Cooke Fund 1600 Martin Groß Catherine Sparkes 250 Jonathan Kelly Frank Kent Neill Kidgell Stanley Picker Charitable Trust 6000 Jack Killick Robin Seir Rafal Topolewski The Starr Fellowship Fund 13000 Felipe Castelblanco

Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation 5000 Fani Parali Rebecca Ackroyd Vandaleur Fund 3150 Victoria Adam Martin Groß

Amounts are shown as total funding. In some cases funding is split between student maintenance and scholarships.

60 Appendices Contents 61 Anselm Kiefer

27 September — 14 December 2014 Anselm Kiefer Hon RA, Ages of the World, 2014 Installation, mixed media Private collection. Photo © Royal Academy of Arts Photography: Howard Sooley / © Anselm Kiefer

Allen Jones RA

13 November 2014 — 25 January 2015 Allen Jones RA, Chair, 1969 Painted fibreglass, resin, plexiglas, mixed media and tailor made accessories, 78 x 96 x 57 cm More Gallery Photo image courtesy of the artist © Allen Jones

62 The Year in Art The Year in Art 63 Rubens and His Legacy Van Dyck to Cézanne

24 January — 10 April 2015 Peter Paul Rubens, Tiger, Lion and Leopard Hunt, c. 1617 Oil on canvas, 256 x 324 cm Musée des Beaux-Arts, Rennes Photo © MBA, Rennes, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Adélaïde Beaudoin Exhibition organised by the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp, Royal Academy of Arts, London, and BOZAR (Centre for Fine Arts), Brussels

Giovanni Battista Moroni

25 October 2014 — 25 January 2015 Giovanni Battista Moroni, Portrait of a Tailor, c.1565-70 Oil on canvas, 99.5 x 77 cm The , London, inv. NG 697. Purchased, 1862 Photo © The National Gallery, London

64 The Year in Art The Year in Art 65 Premiums Interim Projects

13 February — 11 March 2015 Gery Georgieva, You Don’t Know My Name, 2015 Three channel HD video installation, 1 min 52 secs, Edition of 5

Richard Diebenkorn

14 March — 7 June 2015 Richard Diebenkorn, Ocean Park #79, 1975 Oil on canvas, 236.2 x 205.7 cm Philadelphia Museum of Art. Purchased with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and with funds contributed by private donors, 1977 © 2015 The Richard Diebenkorn Foundation

66 The Year in Art The Year in Art 67 Hide and Seek Drawings by Eileen Cooper RA

29 May — 23 August 2015 Eileen Cooper RA, Moving a Picture, 2002 Charcoal and pastel Private collection © Eileen Cooper

Summer Exhibition 2015

8 June — 16 August 2015 View of Burlington House with artworks by Jim Lambie, ZOBOP, 2014 and Rose Wylie RA, Sack, Barrow, Factory Pin-Up (films notes), 2014 and The Young and Old Herr Rehlinger, 2014

68 The Year in Art The Year in Art 69 RA Schools Show 2015 Joseph Cornell

12 June — 28 June 2015 Wanderlust Henry Coleman, The Great Order, 2015 Banner, flag, curtain, installed across three sites 4 July — 27 September 2015 Joseph Cornell, A Parrot for Juan Gris, 1953-54 Box construction, 45.1 x 31 x 11.7 cm Collection of Robert Lehrman, courtesy of Aimee and Robert Lehrman Photo Collection of Robert Lehrman, courtesy of Aimee and Robert Lehrman. Photography: Quicksilver Photographers, LLC © The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Foundation/VAGA, NY/DACS, London 2015 Exhibition organised by the Royal Academy of Arts, London, and Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

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Front cover Gallery view of Summer Exhibition 2015. Photo © James Harris

Inside cover Gallery view of Summer Exhibition 2015. Photo © James Harris

Page 4 A guided tour in the RA Schools during Friends Week in May 2015. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Page 8 Christopher Le Brun PRA in his New York studio. Photo © Scott Mead

Page 10 Dr Charles Saumarez Smith CBE in the RA Library. Photo © James Harris

Page 12 & 13 Bob and Roberta Smith RA, visitors and performers at the Burlington Gardens Festival in July 2015. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Page 22 & 23 Claire Undy, Still from Notwithstanding, 2015. View from RA Schools Premiums: Interim Projects. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Page 28 & 29 Conrad Shawcross RA in the Annenberg Courtyard with his work The Dappled Light of the Sun, 2015. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Page 34 & 35 Gallery view of the Allen Jones RA exhibition. Photo © Benedict Johnson

Page 40 & 41 Gallery view of the Rubens and His Legacy: Van Dyck to Cézanne exhibition. Photo © Alastair Fyfe

Inside back cover Gallery view of Jospeh Cornell: Wanderlust. Photo © James Harris

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