Medium The Magazine of the Birmingham Museum of Art Winter · 2019

Clay Days at the BMA! The Bunting Biennial Ceramics Weekend Contents Medium · Winter · 2019 Hours Telephones

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On the cover: Sculpture by Bunting Biennial Ceramics Weekend featured artist and speaker Joan Bankemper

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the Old Men’s Almshouse (1880) and Robert Henri’s The Laughing Boy (1910)—were being lent to the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem, the Netherlands. In early October, I had the chance to visit Haarlem for the opening of Frans Hals and the Moderns. I was extraordinarily proud to see paintings from our collection hanging alongside the masterworks by Frans Hals that inspired them. Moreover, it was thrilling to see the excitement that our paintings generated. Visitors were invited to compare Sargent’s copy to the original, and learned that the reason Sargent chose to replicate a passage of the painting at the far right is because artists typically stood to the side of the painting they copied so as to stay out of the way of other visitors, giving them the best view of the painting’s edges. Henri’s Laughing Boy, a portrait of a Haarlem boy named Jopie van Slooten, was given the welcome of a returning hometown hero, and was the subject of a two-page article in the local newspaper, numerous online articles, and a six-page essay in the exhibition publication, which revealed new research about Jopie and his family, including an interview with his niece. Most telling of the painting’s popularity, however, may be the fact that it was one of the few loans selected to be reproduced as a postcard for sale in the museum’s gift shop. I wonder how many refrigerators and office cubicles are now decorated with Jopie’s rosy-cheeked grin? Closer to home, in the exhibition Embodying Faith: Imagining Jesus Through the Ages, visitors have the chance to connect with a number of works of art that are making their public debut. Some of these have been in the collection for many years. One such work is George Biddle’s 1930 lithograph Christ Marches On and Twelve Are Led, which was one of 120 works the artist gave the Museum in 1963. Other works are more recent acquisitions, such as a painted Crucifixion by legendary Alabama folk artist Mose T, part of the Robert Cargo Folk Art Collection given by his daughter Caroline Cargo in 2013, and a carved fruitwood sculpture of the Crucified Jesus, which was purchased in 2017 with funds provided by the Beaux Arts Krewe. Thanks to our talented team of curators and Dear Member, educators, our permanent collection is receiving more attention than ever before, and we In Oscar’s Wilde’s 1892 comedy Lady Windermere’s Fan, the character Lord are discovering the incomparable value of what we are already fortunate to have. Darlington defines a cynic as “a man who knows the price of everything, and the value As we begin this new year, I want to thank of nothing.” This quip was repeated by the Chicago plastics magnate and art collector you for your steadfast support, without which Stefan Edlis in a recent HBO documentary entitled The Price of Everything, which we could not exist. I sincerely hope that examines the relationship between commerce and the contemporary art market. If you will make the Birmingham Museum of you haven’t yet seen it, it’s worth viewing. With auction records making headlines Art a regular destination for your priceless right and left—$179.4 million for Picasso’s Femmes d’Algiers, $450.3 million for experiences. Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi, $21.1 million for Kerry James Marshall’s Past Times, $90.3 million for David Hockney’s Portrait of an Artist, et cetera—we run the Yours in art, risk of becoming preoccupied by the monetary worth of art. I am frequently asked to name the most valuable work in the Museum’s collection. To be sure, we have to calculate and update values for insurance purposes, but my typical response is that it is all priceless. How can you truly calculate a work of art’s full worth if you exclude the value of the experience it provides to our visitors? We have more than 27,000 Graham C. Boettcher, Ph.D. priceless experiences under our roof—some cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, The R. Hugh Daniel Director while others were purchased for next to nothing on eBay, but each has the potential to create an invaluable connection with the interested viewer. In the last issue of Medium, I mentioned that two paintings from the Museum’s Opposite page: The Museum's John Singer Sargent painting on view next to the original Frans Hals' Regentesses of the Old Men's collection—John Singer Sargent’s copy of a detail from Frans Hals’ Regentesses of Almshouse at the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem, Netherlands. Above: Photo of Graham C. Boettcher by Beau Gustafson

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Delft Tulip Vase

By The Marguerite Jones Harbert and John M. Harbert III Curator of Decorative Arts Anne Forschler-Tarrasch, Ph.D.

Flower or Tulip Vase, about 1693, The BMA is pleased to add another outstanding example of ceramic art to its permanent col- tin-glazed earthenware (Delft), De Griexe A factory (The "Greek A" lection. This 17th-century, blue and white, glazed earthenware vessel with two applied han- factory), the Netherlands, operat- dles and applied spouts was made to hold tulips or other flowers. ed 1657–1818, Period of Adriaen Kocks, Dutch, active 1689–1694, Tulips were introduced to Europe from Turkey in the 16th century. Once it became known died 1701; Museum purchase with funds provided by Dr. and that tulip bulbs could tolerate the harsher weather conditions of the Low Countries, the tulip Mrs. Frederick Baekeland, Daniel grew in popularity. Its saturated colors made it unlike any other plant and it soon became a R. Bibb, Earl Buckman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blair Cox, Jr., the es- status symbol and thus a coveted luxury item. Prices for tulips reached an extraordinary high tate of Professor William J. Dorn, Robert C. and Thomas C. Ford, during this period, and then collapsed suddenly in 1637. This “tulipmania” is generally consid- Robert Kaufman, Mrs. Katherine ered the first recorded economic “bubble.” Meadow McTyeire, the estate of Sybil Noble Murray, Mrs. William This vase relates closely in both form and decoration to an example in the Het Loo palace M. Rogers, Louise Sapp, Robert collection in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, as well as to two examples at Schloss Favorite near Sistrunk, Dr. and Mrs. M. Bruce Sullivan, Robert Parks Thomason, Rastatt, Germany. The Schloss Favorite vases are believed to be part of a group of objects and Dr. and Mrs. Bert Wiesel, by exchange, 2018.24a-b given in London by William and Mary, rulers of England, Ireland, and Scotland from 1689 to 1702, to the Markgraf Ludwig Wilhelm von Baden-Baden during the winter of 1693-1694. Ludwig Wilhelm brought the vases back to Germany for his wife Sibylla Augusta, an avid ceramics collector. The decoration on all four tulip vases relates to the decoration on a series of tiles also made by De Griexe A, a factory that operated between 1657 and 1818, for the Water Gallery at Hampton Court palace in London. The Water Gallery is a Tudor building that was remodelled by Sir Christopher Wren during the late 17th century. The walls were tiled at Mary’s request in the manner of those at Het Loo, William and Mary’s residence in the Netherlands. Mary’s collection of Delft pottery was displayed in the “Delft-Ware Closet” in the Water Gallery. It is likely that the four vases all came from Hampton Court and made their way to Germany via Ludwig Wilhelm.

6 7 As an example of 17th-century Dutch blue and white pottery, this vase serves to bridge the gap between the BMA’s extensive collection of Asian blue and white porcelain and its large collection of 18th-century English blue and white ceramics. Expensive Asian porcelains were imported into Europe via Dutch traders and European manufactories sought to copy them using local materials and techniques. The Dutch were the first in Europe to produce blue and white pottery during the 17th century; by the end of the 18th century, several European and British pottery and porcelain makers produced like wares. The vase allows us furthermore to tell the greater story of 17th-century Dutch art and provides an example of the kinds of decorative arts objects that were made and used during the period. It also illustrates the relationship between the Netherlands and England and ex- pounds on the link between England’s William and Mary and the Dutch Republic. The BMA owns an English chest made by Dutch craftsmen, as well as an English delftware dish that depicts the image of William and Mary. The vase helps explain the movement of artists be- tween the two countries and, as a result, the overlapping stylistic vocabulary that existed during the period.

Lifeline

By Curator of the Arts of Africa and the Americas Emily Hanna, Ph.D.

This basket, entitled Lifeline, was made by Shan Goshorn, an Eastern Band Cherokee artist Shan Goshorn, American, Native American, Eastern Band living in Oklahoma. Goshorn’s innovative woven containers reflect traditional Cherokee motifs Cherokee, born 1957, Lifeline, while incorporating historic photographs, treaties, speeches, and Native alphabets. 2017, Arches watercolor paper splints printed with archival inks, Lifeline addresses the subject of water, and was made by Goshorn in support of the oil acrylic paints, artificial sinew; Museum purchase with funds pipeline protest at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation in 2016. The basic pattern of the provided by the Estate of Clyde W. basket is the Cherokee water pattern. The basketry strips, made of Arches watercolor paper, Oyster, 2018.8 feature the text from a speech given by David Archambault, chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux, to the United Nations on the occasion of the oil pipeline protests. The basket also depicts a black and white photograph of the Tuckasegee River in Cherokee County, North Carolina. Cherokee people lived primarily in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee prior to their forced removal to Oklahoma in the 1830s. In 2010, the Eastern Band Cherokee protested the company Duke Energy, which planned to construct an electrical substation near the site of an ancient ceremonial mound on the Tuckasegee River. In her artist’s statement on the work, Goshorn discusses the sacredness of water in her own culture and across Native American cultures. The BMA has acquired several works made in response to the Standing Rock protests, which attracted thousands of supporters from Native American communities and from around the world.

8 Acquisitions | 9 Exhibitions Ongoing Embodying Faith Imagining Jesus Through the Ages

Through April 21 · 2019 · Arrington Gallery

Upcoming Through the ages and across the globe, art has reflected faith. In Europe, but also elsewhere, Christian themes dom- Ways of Seeing inated artistic production for centuries. This religious art Fashion served many purposes, from embellishing altars and aid- ing in private devotion, to educating the faithful and acting as propaganda either for or against the church during the April 13 – August 11 · 2019 · Bohorfoush Gallery Protestant Reformation. Jesus is Christianity’s central figure, and Christians be- lieve he is the son of God and the savior who died to atone Last fall, the Birmingham Museum of Art introduced a new for humanity’s sins. How did artists represent such a crucial series of six gallery exhibitions under the title Ways of figure? How did they depict the central events so import- Seeing. The series is designed to present in new ways works ant to the story of salvation according to the Christian faith? of art from the Museum’s permanent collection. Each exhibi- And how did these traditions and conventions find artistic tion will address a different theme, perspective, or idea and expression in different places and how did they change over will include works from all regions, time periods, and media. time? The project will reflect the breadth of the BMA’s global art To depict important events from the life of Jesus and to collections. reflect on his central role in the Christian faith, artists relied The first exhibition, Ways of Seeing: An Exploration of Line, on texts, visual traditions, or both. At the same time, artists which closes on February 10, 2019, brings together works often conveyed complex theological concepts through their from various moments in art history around the topic of line. representations of the figure. Types of images, such as It illustrates the ways in which line is defined in the visual the Madonna and Child, developed and evolved over time. arts and explores how artists use line to create meaning in Depictions of Jesus’s crucifixion could focus on the symbol- their work. The exhibition also examines how lines are used ic meaning of his death, imagine the historical setting, or aim in works of art to impart a particular experience or emotion, to evoke an emotional response in the viewer. such as lines that divide or those that define us. This winter’s exhibition in the Arrington Gallery traces how Fashion serves as the theme for the second exhibition, artists imagined Jesus through examples drawn primarily which opens in April 2019. Including works from all areas from the BMA’s own collection. Included are prints, a draw- of the permanent collection, this installation will address a ing, paintings, sculptures, a quilt, a flag, and books spanning variety of issues relating to fashion, from how we define it more than 500 years. to why it is so important. Ways of Seeing: Fashion will also Embodying Faith: Imagining Jesus Through the Ages is explore the way we express or identify ourselves through presented by the Altec / Styslinger Foundations and made fashion; the way in which cultural identity can be defined by possible by the City of Birmingham. fashion; why fashion changes and how this affects the phy- sique, both male and female; and other ways of adornment, such as tattoos and body art. The third exhibition in the Ways of Seeing series (September 2019–February 2020) will address the theme of portraiture. Three additional exhibitions will complete the Top Left: Claude Vignon, French, 1593–1670, Adoration of the Magi, 1624/1626, oil on canvas; Museum purchase with funds provided the Beaux Arts Krewe 1979, 1979.5 series in September 2021. Bottom Left: Honoré Daumier, French, 1808–1879, Actualités: Nouveaux chapeaux de dames Ways of Seeing: Fashion has been made possible by the … (Current Events: New Hats for Ladies …), 1855, lithograph; Gift of Miss Belle Comer 1963.156 City of Birmingham.

10 11 Programs + Events

Ongoing programs New program Art-Making Programs

Art After 5 ArtBreaks Spanish Tours at the BMA Drop-in Drawing First Fridays · September through April Third Tuesdays · Noon · Free Second Sundays of every month Third Sundays · 2–4pm 5–9pm · Free 3 pm · Free Free, no registration necessary On the third Tuesday of each month, Unwind from the week with art, music, Museum curators lead visitors on a The BMA is proud to introduce month- Looking for a last-minute art fix? Here’s an making, and mixing. Each month, we’ll 30-minute exploration of art in the gal- ly Spanish language tours of its col- open invitation to explore your creative sen- feature a new blend of art and enter- leries. Through a series of close-look- lection. No reservation is necessary sibilities in a relaxed setting with inspiration tainment, art activities, guest musi- ing techniques and questioning, this for these free walk-in tours. Open to from a pro. Make your own drawing in the Japanese Heritage Festival cians, local mixologists, and art history free experience helps build the visi- visitors of all ages, each tour focuses galleries under the guidance of teaching art- January 19 · 2019 · 10am–2pm · FREE hacks with the experts. tor’s interpretive skills across the com- on a unique theme and aspect of the ist Jamison Harper. You provide the creativity. prehensive-range of art periods and Museum’s global collection. Join us to We’ll provide the art supplies. Locations vary, Celebrate the rich cultural history of Japan at our Japanese Heritage canons represented by the BMA’s col- explore artwork from around the world! see signs at entrances. Festival. Using Japanese art as inspiration, the BMA will explore this Art and Conversation lections. Stay for lunch at Oscar’s and beautiful culture through special art activities, tours of the Japanese First Thursdays · 10:30am they will throw in a free dessert! Visitas guiadas en español en BMA gallery, and screenings of Anime. Highlighting the day will be a tradi- $12 for Museum Members El segundo domingo de cada mes, Studio School tional tea ceremony demonstration by the Chado Urasenke Tankokai $17 for Not-Yet-Members a las · 3pm · Gratis Birmingham Association. Visually Impaired Program Studio School offers a wide range of art This program is for people who want to Second Saturdays · 10am · Free El BMA se enorgullece de presen- classes for adults and children, including The Family Festivals Series is presented by learn more about art in an informative tar visitas guiadas de su colección painting, drawing, pottery, and more. Using and interactive setting. The 2019 pro- In this program for adults with visual en español. No se requiere reserva the Museum’s collection and exhibitions as grams, with the exception of May and impairments and their companions, previa para estos recorridos gratuitos. inspiration, explore your own creativity while July, are held on the first Thursday of specially trained docents present the Destinados a visitantes de todas las discovering new techniques. Whether you’re each month, January through October. Museum’s collection by means of edades, cada mes, el recorrido se cen- interested in a laid-back craft night or an in- Coffee and light refreshments are verbal descriptions, three-dimension- trará en un tema y aspecto único de depth course, Studio School has something available. Lectures are led by curators al tactile models based on original la colección del Museo. ¡Únete a no- for you. or guest speakers, and attendees are works of art, and sculpture. The ex- sotros para explorar obras de arte de BMA members receive a 10% discount encouraged to ask questions, share perience may be enhanced by related todo el mundo! on all Studio School classes. To see more in- thoughts and ideas, and actively partic- music and/or art-making to provide formation and to register, go to artsbma.org/ ipate in the learning process. multi-sensory access to the visual arts. This program is brought to you by the studio-school. Advance reservations are re- Dora and Sanjay Singh Endowment for quired; space is limited. VIP tours Global Arts, Culture, and Education. Slow Art Sundays are also available for school-age or Sundays · 2pm · Free adult groups. To reserve your spot He(art) & Soul, or learn more about group tours, call Steel City Men’s Chorus Performance Slow food, slow living, slow … art? 205.254.2964. February 3 · 2019 · 2:30–3:30pm · $20 Unlock the secrets of works in the The Visually Impaired Program is Museum’s collection by cultivating the supported in part by a grant from The Just in time for Valentine’s day, we’re introducing a heartwarming art of looking slowly. Our docents ask EyeSight Foundation of Alabama. new show in partnership with Steel City Men’s Chorus to kick-start and answer questions to help guide To learn more about our ongoing your celebrations. Their first-ever Sunday matinee, He(art) & Soul your slow art experience and foster programs and what we have planned follows the BMA’s popular Sunday brunch and brings everything you conversation. Leave the Museum feel- for each event, please visit our online expect from a Steel City Men’s Chorus show in a new extended one- ing inspired—not tired! calendar at artsbma.org/events. act format. What better way to show your love?

12 13 Clay Days at the BMA! February 15 · 6–8:30pm Artist Talk and Reception with Joan Bankemper The 21st Annual February 16 · 10am–1pm Lavona Rushton Concert Pop-up Maker Stations February 13 · 2019 · 7:30pm · FREE

The Birmingham Museum of Art proudly presents a perfor- mance by pianist Kenny Broberg, winner of the silver medal at the 2017 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Also a prizewinner of the Hastings, Sydney, Seattle, and New Orleans International Piano Competitions, Kenny has previous- ly performed as soloist with the Royal Philharmonic, Minnesota, Sydney Symphony, Seattle Symphony, Dallas Chamber, Fort Worth Symphony, and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestras, among others. Funding for the Lavona Rushton Concert is provide by Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton III.

The 2019 Bunting Biennial Holi Festival Ceramics Weekend takes place on March 9 · 2019 · 11am–3pm · FREE February 15 and 16, and offers a fresh format that puts an empha- Join us for our ninth annual Holi festival, the Indian celebration sis on creating. of color. Enjoy classical Indian and Bollywood-style dancing, The weekend kicks off with food from local Indian restaurants, henna artists, art-making, an Artist Talk by New York-based and more! The day ends with a huge celebration where every- ceramicist Joan Bankemper. one heads outside to play Holi, which involves the traditional Transforming traditional table- throwing of powdered colors. ware into whimsical vessels, Bankemper creates her sculptures using hundreds of ceramics from collected molds. Join us after the talk for cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and some time to explore the ceramics col- lection in the galleries. Saturday brings a day filled with art mak- Save the Date ing, offering pop-up maker stations where visitors Garden Artists of the Arts and Crafts Movement can create sculptures and mosaics. Tours of the ceramics col- with Judith Tankard lection will take place throughout the day, and a potter will April 25 · 2019 · 5pm · $45 demonstrate his throwing techniques on a pottery wheel. Museum Studio School attendees will have the special Join renowned author and landscape historian Judith Tankard opportunity to take part in a Master Class led by Joan for a visual journey through one of the most iconic eras in Bankemper. Mark your calendar and join us for Clay Days! garden design. Drawing from the newly revised edition of her classic Gardens of the Arts and Crafts Movement, Tankard will discuss the important principles of garden design in the early 1900s and explore the role these gardens played in the visual arts, including examples from the BMA's own collection.

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2019 Museum Ball

The Birmingham Museum of Art is pleased to announce Left to Right: Museum Ball Chairs, Courtney and Bryson Stephens and Lindsey and John the co-chairs for the 2019 Museum Ball: Lindsey and John Lacey; Willow Scott accepting 2018 Museum Art Educator of the Year Award; Joyce Bennington giving a tour of The Original Makers Lacey and Courtney and Bryson Stephens. As long-standing supporters of the Museum and the arts in Birmingham, the Laceys and the Stephens are sure to create an evening to remember. 2018 Museum Art Educator of the Year Volunteer Spotlight The 63rd Museum Ball: Pop in the City will be held Saturday, By Manager for Visitors & Volunteer Services Lindsey Hammel May 4, 2019. This year’s ball promises to once again be an unforgettable evening of dinner and dancing, surrounded The Museum is proud to announce that the Alabama Art Joyce Benington is revered by her fellow docents, BMA staff, object and to develop an appreciation for its beauty and rele- by the Museum's renowned collection. Guests will be enter- Education Association recently awarded the 2018 Museum and many loyal patrons and friends for her generous knowl- vance. Realizing the interrelatedness of most things, she also tained among transformed Museum spaces inspired by the Art Educator of the Year to Willow Scott, manager of youth edge of art history and the BMA’s collection. Though the focus enjoys introducing poetry, literature, and music into her discus- bold imagery and colors of the pop art movement. and community engagement. of her liberal arts education was literature and music, it was her sions around art. The co-chairs began fundraising efforts in the fall of 2018, The Alabama Art Education Association is a professional travels and visits to art museums and galleries throughout the In 2003, Lucy Richardson of the Walker County Arts Alliance with a keen focus on expanding support that benefits edu- organization of art educators dedicated to advocating for art world that strengthened her appreciation for art and architec- booked a tour with the Education Department and Joyce was cation programs. As the Museum’s sole fundraising event, education by following national standards, providing mem- ture. She first fell in love with paintings by the Old Masters, but the docent assigned to the group. According to Lucy, the support from the annual ball directly impacts families across bership services, and professional growth and leadership gradually, through her husband’s influence, she came to appre- group was interested in learning more about art and wanted our Birmingham community by providing critical resources for opportunities. ciate abstraction as well. to meet once a month, thinking the experience wouldn’t last the BMA’s Education department. Education is central to the “I’m honored to have received this award because it high- Joyce’s career focus in the 1980s–1990s was working as a more than a year. Now in its 16th year of monthly tours with mission of the BMA and funds raised from the ball allow us lights my efforts in building interactive and memorable pro- consulting writer and editor for nonprofits and large business- Joyce, the Art Focus group still discovers new ways to appreci- to serve students, educators, and parents through a variety of gramming around youth and the community,” Willow said. es, including Fortune 500 companies. For one client, a nation- ate the Museum’s collection. Lucy is still a faithful member and programs and initiatives that increase access to the arts, en- Before joining the BMA staff a little over a year ago, Willow al portrait brokerage firm, she interviewed and wrote articles has helped expand the group over the years. She emphasizes courage arts integration, and provide meaningful art-related worked with numerous art initiatives, organizations, and about portrait artists throughout the United States, primarily for the vital role of the docent in making artwork truly accessible. experiences for students in grades K-12. events around Birmingham. Her expertise in family program- marketing purposes. This role helped her become increasingly Another member of Art Focus, Dr. Paul Samuelson, says. “It has When asked what excites them most about the event, ming has been invaluable. familiar with artist techniques and fueled her love of learning been a wonderful experience being part of the group. Each ses- the city’s longest-running event fundraiser, the co-chairs re- “I was thrilled to learn that Willow was nominated and about art. From 1989 to 1993, Joyce served as the visual arts sion I learn to ‘see’ that which I often missed in the past. During marked, “Where else can you sit among incredible artwork awarded Museum Art Educator of the Year,” said Curator of chair for the Birmingham Festival of Art. In this volunteer posi- our frequent national and international travels and museum vis- and have a beautiful dinner followed by dancing among the Education Rachel White. “The award is a testament to her tion, she acted as intermediary between local galleries and the its I always think, “I sure wish Joyce was here!” stars? There aren’t any other places in Birmingham like it.” first year at the BMA, where she worked incredibly hard to artists from the honored country each year to bring their works Over the past two years, Joyce has also been giving gallery Further, they hope to cultivate greater generational interest sustain our outreach programs and summer camps all the to Birmingham. In 1993, she received the Silver Bowl Award talks to a group of ceramic artists and ceramic art enthusiasts in the Museum and are supporting the ball to encourage a while initiating and building new collaborations with commu- for Art from the Birmingham Festival of Art and the Greater around the Museum’s vast ceramic collections. This is in ad- new generation of art lovers. And, of course, having fun while nity organizers, schools, and colleges. She brings infectious Birmingham Chamber of Commerce. dition to leading many other tours to school groups and adult they do it. enthusiasm to every conversation and program, and I'm ex- Joyce’s passion for art and art history expanded even more groups. If you would like to make your reservation for the 2019 cited to see her vision for year two bringing the liveliness when she joined the docent program in 1996. Over the past Joyce is invaluable to the Museum as an interpreter of art, Museum Ball, contact Senior Development Officer Claire and social importance of art making into Birmingham's many 23 years, she has intensely focused on each collection area of facilitator of in-depth discussions around art, and a great friend. Gray at [email protected] or 205.254.2086. communities.” the Museum to learn the historical and cultural context for each Thank you for your service, Joyce!

16 17 You produced a number of projects at the Studio Museum; how does that experience shape your vision for the future of the BMA’s contemporary collection? HR: I really enjoyed working with living artists at the Studio Museum and seeing their practices evolve over time. That really shaped my curatorial work, so in Birmingham I would like to make the contemporary exhibitions more artist cen- tered and engage with them in new and exciting ways. I also learned to program in unusual spaces from a library to a park and even in a hallway, so I plan to think about different spac- es that the Museum can be present in Birmingham.

As a contemporary curator, you often have opportunities to meet with emerging and established artists. Can you share a moment that stands out in your memory? 2018 Family Festival Series Recap HR: Two years ago, I was lucky enough to go to South Africa By Manager of Public Programs Lana Beardslee with artists Ebony Patterson, Jordan Casteel, Rashaad Newsome, Noel Anderson, and curators Lauren Haynes, Last year was filled with fun family festivals at the BMA! We Amanda Hunt, and Adeze Wilford. I enjoyed seeing a new started the 2018 season with the Asian Heritage Festival, Q&A with New Curator of Contemporary Art country through a variety of creative perspectives and it which showcased activities inspired by the Museum’s diverse By Marketing and Communications Intern Julianne Jorgensen was one of the highlights of my time at the Studio Museum. Asian art collection. Highlights included a unique Japanese It’s hard to boil it down to a single experience because I Butoh performance and the opportunity for visitors to create In November 2018, Hallie Ringle joined the BMA as the new learned that artists become your friends and you move to a their own beautiful Korean block prints. In March, we held Hugh Kaul Curator of Contemporary Art. Coming to us from the deeper relationship beyond just collegial. I really value those Miles College Night Recap our 8th Annual Holi Festival, the Indian celebration of color. Studio Museum in New York, Hallie has extensive experience relationships. By Manager of Youth & Community Engagement Willow Scott We welcomed over 2,400 visitors, making 2018 our largest working with artists and has organized numerous contemporary Holi celebration yet. The spring showers couldn’t rain on our art exhibitions. She looks forward to facilitating conversations, What excites you about the BMA’s contemporary art collection? Our 5th Annual Miles College Night at the BMA was nothing parade as visitors engaged in the traditional throwing of the strengthening the contemporary art collection, and sharing sto- HR: I love that the Museum thinks about collecting as a form of short of fantastic! This collaborative evening featured tours of colors on the outdoor Garden Walk. In June, we had a very ries through the works in the BMA’s collection. support and it has multiple examples by many artists. It col- the Museum’s collections and special exhibitions, combined special festival to celebrate the opening of the exhibition The lects in both breadth and depth. I look forward to continuing with artistic and cultural presentations from the Miles College Original Makers: Folk Art from the Cargo Collection, an exhi- After being at the Studio Museum in Harlem for several years, that support. I’m also excited to show some objects that ha- community. The event, attended by over 380 students, faculty, bition featuring works of folk art from the BMA’s collection. what drew you to Birmingham and the BMA? ven’t been on view in a while when the Pizitz Gallery is re-in- and staff, was generously sponsored by the Alabama Power Guests enjoyed face painting, art activities, and artist demon- Hallie Ringle: I’m interested in a museum being embedded in stalled in the spring. Foundation and Miles College. strations from local Alabama makers. The event concluded a southern city and its relationship to its local audience. I was What has surprised you about the BMA or Birmingham so far? Each year, a student intern from Miles College helps to or- with an outstanding performance by famed blues band The interested in Birmingham because I feel like it’s a very cre- HR: The conversations that are happening here have sur- ganize the event. This year’s intern was Lydia Cherie Walker, Cedric Burnside Project in the Sculpture Garden. Our final ative city and people are excited about engaging with artists. prised me. I’ve been lucky to be part of the Jefferson County a junior majoring in communications and public relations from festival of the year was our Annual Latinx Heritage Festival, They are open to more creative possibilities. Memorial Project, which works to retrieve from the National Los Angeles, California. As the Miles College intern, she which drew inspiration from the Museum’s Pre-Columbian Memorial for Peace and Justice the monument that memo- serves as a liaison between the College and the Museum. Her collection. Guests creating a collaborative mural, exploring rializes the African American victims of lynchings that took theme for the event was centered around African art and cul- the galleries during Spanish-language tours, and enjoying an place in Jefferson County. I’m watching what is happening tural appreciation, extending the theme of this year’s Black amazing Danza Folklórica performance by Alma Mexicana. As photo credit: Texas Isaiah with the city, and it all feels very radical and exciting. Panther-inspired Miles College Homecoming. We look for- we look back on an incredible year, we hope you will make ward to continuing the successful tradition of Miles College plans to join us for the 2019 Family Festival series! Night next year. The 2017–2018 Family Festivals Series is presented by Medical Properties Trust.

18 News + Giving | 19 In Memoriam Support Groups Dr. John Poynor and Mrs. Elesabeth Ingalls Gillet By The R. Hugh Daniel Director Graham C. Boettcher, Ph.D. Emerging Collectors Fall Collection Visits The summer 2018 issue of Medium included an article featuring the exceptional col- By Patron Chair Elizabeth Koleszar lection of modern American art assembled by Dr. John and Nancy Poynor. The colorful and eye-catching paintings that form the core of the Poynor Collection have delighted Emerging Collectors, one of the newest support groups and our visitors for years. Indeed, one painting—a large, rainbow-striped work by Gene fondly dubbed, “the sampler platter of art,” has enjoyed a whirl- Davis from 1966—has had the distinction of being one of the most photographed wind of art-filled opportunities. Last fall, the group kicked off works at the BMA, becoming a popular backdrop for selfies whenever it is on view. the season with a fantastic opening party and collection visit It saddens me to share that Dr. Poynor died on October 6, 2018. With his passing, the Museum has lost one of it most passionate at the home of Alan Ziegler. Alan’s home provided the per- collectors and dedicated servant leaders. The Museum wishes to convey its condolences to Nancy and the extended Poynor family. A fect setting of eclectic art, ranging from well-known Alabama second installation from the Poynor Collection was installed in the Museum’s Styslinger artists, to Asian prints to a vast collection of antique Imari. Gallery of American Art just before Thanksgiving, including works by Josef Albers, Robert Following the kickoff party was a Japanese festival honor- Mangold, Gene Davis, and Robert Ryman. It will remain on view through May 2019. ing the harvest moon and a classical Indian concert with the  The Museum lost another friend with the recent passing of Elesabeth Ingalls Gillet, Indian Cultural Society. An opportunity to travel to Charleston known to her friends and family as “Eles,” who died on November 29, 2018. A native presented itself and a few of our members indulged in a long of Birmingham, in later life, Mrs. Gillet divided her time between Birmingham, Palm weekend filled with American art, historic homes, antiques Beach, New York, and Maine. In 1975, Mrs. Gillet gave the Museum two important and, of course, amazing low country cuisine. American paintings: a rare circa-1825 view of the Tennessee River in Alabama, and This group is no stranger to ongoing Museum happenings, a dramatic 1864 canvas by George Inness, Tragedy at Sea, which depicts two ships such as the Lunch & Learn Lectures–one of the group’s per- consumed by fire. The latter painting is currently on view in the Museum’s American fect opportunities to learn about art while enjoying a quick Gallery, where viewers are drawn not only to its unusual subject matter, but also to its lunch. striking contrast between light and dark. Rounding out the fall calendar was another collection visit Collectors Circle trip to Atlanta to the lovely home of Millie and Billy Hulsey–devoted support- September 14–16, 2018 Tribute and Memorial Gifts ers of the Museum and avid collectors. The group gathered By Collectors Circle member Becky Patterson Gift date range for this edition of Medium is July 1 · 2018 through September 30 · 2018 again in December for a festive holiday Dutch dinner, filled with good food and art-inspired conversation. An early bus ride to Atlanta led to an exciting, art-filled week- In Honor of: and Mrs. Meade Whitaker, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yardley Emerging Collectors is looking forward to a new year and end. We visited two museums, a photography gallery, and two Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander: Ms. Joyce Benington Mr. Frank Bouchelle Poynor: Mrs. Beverley Davies Harrell upcoming calendar with more exciting happenings, experi- private collections over the course of two days. Ms. Gail Andrews: Dr. Graham C. Boettcher; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dr. John W. Poynor: Ms. Joyce Benington; Dr. Graham C. ences, and the beloved members-only annual Art Crawl. After a quick check in at the hotel and lunch, we visited L. Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Daniel; Mr. H. Corbin Day and Boettcher; Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III; Mr. and Mrs. One of the primary goals of Emerging Collectors is to take the High Museum of Art. Our tour of Outliers and American Mrs. Kim Morgan; Dr. Nancy E. Dunlap and Mr. John D. Johns Stanley Erdreich, Jr.; Mrs. Carolyn B. Featheringill; Rev. and the mystery out of art collecting by showing our members that Vanguard Art was led and enhanced by Folk and Self-Taught Mrs. Cate Boehm: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mathis Mrs. Maurice L. Goldsmith; Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hand, Jr.; it can be accessible and affordable. We gather throughout the Art Curator Dr. Katherine Jentleson’s leadership and ex- Ms. Susan Chandler: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Mrs. Beverley Davies Harrell; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; year for exclusive tours of private collections, conversations perience. This special exhibition, organized by the National Mrs. Denise Hughes: Mr. and Mrs. John Depenbrock The Honorable and Mrs. Champ Lyons, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar with curators and collectors, art-filled trips, and educational Gallery of Art explores the intersections of mainstream art Ms. Patricia Kammerer: Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hughey, Jr. B. Marx, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray Plosser; Mr. and Mrs. Charles opportunities. Whether your interest is in porcelain or paint- and self-taught art from the last 100 years. The context and Mr. Gerard J. Kassouf: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier H. Simpson; Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr.; Ms. Kate C. Stockham; ings, contemporary art or decorative arts, or if you don’t even cultural influences of these artists through the years is care- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Stutts; Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor, have an area of interest yet, Emerging Collectors will help you fully laid out. Nine galleries provide a timeline of diverse art- In Memory of: Jr.; Mrs. Claude C. White become more familiar with different types of art through the ists and artworks including Roger Brown, Lonnie Holley, and Mr. Melford T. Cleveland: Mrs. Linda C. Cleveland Ms. Judith Proctor: Mr. Jack R. Hancock II Museum’s collection and learn how to establish and cultivate Noah Purifoy. Mrs. Fay Long Hart: Mrs. Louise Brasher; Mrs. Ann R. Elliott; Ms. Renee Sims: Mrs. Jane Ellis your own collection. Jackson Fine Art was the second stop on Friday. This pho- Karen and Carter Pettit; Mrs. Janis T. Zeanah Ms. Zina Smith: Mrs. Kathryn E. Burdette If you are interested in joining Emerging Collectors, please tography gallery is packed with works by outstanding con- Mrs. Claire W. Martin: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boulware III; Mr. Mr. William J. Ward: Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Abele and Mrs. Francis contact Bethany McClellan at: [email protected]. temporary artists, both from the South and around the world. Mayer Cohen; Mrs. Trudy R. Evans; Mike and Gillian Goodrich; P. Chen; Mr. David R. Baker and Ms. Lois A. Gaeta; Jones Owner and Director Anna Walker Skillman explained the gal- James and Jan Hughey; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Bill Family Fund and Paul and Catherine Sloss Jones; Mr. and lery’s mission is to connect artists to collectors. Photographs and Pat Jessup; Mr. and Mrs. Carter S. Kennedy; Mr. Samuel Mrs. Thomas A. Luttrell; Mr. and Mrs. Steven McKinney; Julie on display ranged from Henri Cartier-Bresson, Walker Evans, H. Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray Plosser, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nagelhout and Family Top Left: Gene Davis, American, 1920–1985, Untitled, 1966, acrylic on canvas; 186.1991 and Malick Sidibe, to Matthew Brandt, Ruud van Empal, and Bottom Left: George Inness, American, 1825–1894, Tragedy at Sea, about 1864, oil on W. Renneker III; Mr. Samuel E. Sullivan; Mr. Larry Ward; Mr. Ms. Elizabeth Keyser Wilson: Dr. Catherine Pagani canvas; Gift of Mrs. Elesabeth Ingalls Gillet, 1975.94 Sally Mann.

20 News + Giving | 21 Our first visit Saturday was a real show stopper. Bert Russo and Deborah Levy’s enormous private collection of Dale Chihuly glass is stunning. In addition, the couple’s home showcases work by Wassily Kandinsky, Victor Vasarely, Pablo Picasso, Tom Otterness, Anish Kapoor, Andy Warhol, Joel Shapiro, and Roy Lichtenstein, to name a few. Russo explained why he loves art, how he started his collection, what his interests are, and the research involved in selecting his purchases. His advice to us was “collect what you love.” The wareHOUSE was our second stop and contains most of the private collection of Sue and John Wieland. The focus of their contemporary art collection is the house, reflecting Mr. Wieland’s long career as a successful home builder. The ware- HOUSE is a 20,000 square foot space that includes artist piec- es from all over the world. Ai Weiwei, Louise Bourgeois, Alex Katz, Ed Ruscha, Thornton Dial, John Baldessari, and Jean- Michel Basquiat are among the many outstanding artists repre- sented. Our trip to the wareHOUSE was a real treat. The second museum visit was at MOCA GA to see Larry Walker’s Retrospective: The Later Years, an exhibition of paint- ing, drawing, collage, and sculpture. We met Mr. Walker and he provided insights into his works. His career as an artist and now retired art professor spans 50 years, and his mixed-media work surprised all involved in the project with proof of bright and bold Listen (to da beat), Wall Series (extension with wall spirits) is colored walls and fabrics in every room. featured in Third Space at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Our next stop was the Aiken-Rhett House, one of the best preserved collections of 19th-century domestic buildings in the country. While the house remained in the Aiken family for Friends of American Art Trip to Charleston 142 years, many rooms were closed off for decades. A “pre- We spent three days in this beautiful, historical, and happen- Cathedral, the largest Orthodox basilica in the world. September 20–22, 2018 served-as-found” approach to its conservation allowed us to ing city following the lead of our tour guide Natalya Frolova—the We visited four palaces: the Yusopov Palace, which was the By Patron Chair Sallie Johnson experience the interiors unaltered since the mid-19th century. best. The major sights that we saw were included Red Square, scene of the assassination of Rasputin; the Catharine Palace— Our tour guide for both of these houses was Valerie Perry, di- St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Bolshoi Theatre, the subways (aka the summer residence of the Tsars, glimmering with its bril- Dr. Kate Crawford led members of the group to historical rector of museums for Historic Charleston Foundation and a “the people’s palaces and works of art in themselves), and the liance; the Pavlovsk Palace—built for Catharine the Great’s son; Charleston, South Carolina for a history-filled September local Charlestonian with incredible knowledge and infectious State Armory at the Kremlin, which housed spectacular trea- and the Grand Palace of Peterhof and Gardens—often referred weekend. enthusiasm. sures—the jeweled crowns of Peter the Great, Catherine the to as the “Russian Versailles.” Our full itinerary began with the Gibbes Museum of Art and To continue reading about the second half of the trip, please Great, their thrones, armor, carriages, liturgical treasures, and The art collection at The Hermitage was fabulous. We saw a private tour with Sara Arnold, director of curatorial affairs. visit our website at artsbma.org/foaa. much more. works by Leonardo de Vinci, rooms of Rubens, Rembrandts, Their recent multi-million dollar renovation exposed long-cov- Visits to the art museums in Moscow included the Pushkin and other treasures. Of particular delight to all was the famous ered original tile floors, doors, and other architectural prizes. Museum of Fine Arts and the work of Russian artists at the large peacock clock commissioned by Catherine the Great 250 Paintings of local residents from the 1700s brought home to The European Art Society trip to Russia Tretyakov Gallery and at the New Tretyakov Gallery. years ago that still works today. At the Hermitage General Staff the group just how old Charleston is and the wealth and status September 21–29, 2018 Traveling by speed train to St. Petersburg gave us a few Building we saw Impressionist, Post Impressionist, and modern the city possessed. Also amazing is their vast and coveted min- by EAS members Anna and Hugh Gainer hours to refresh and prepare ourselves for four marvelous days art. At the Fabergé Museum, we were able to view the last two iature paintings collection. in this beautiful, baroque city—imagine a combination of Venice Tsars’ nine Imperial Easter Eggs created by Fabergé. Next was the Nathaniel Russell House, circa 1808, one of Wow is the only word to describe our experiences in Russia and Amsterdam. The pièce de résistance of the trip was our private farewell the finest neoclassical dwellings in the country. The free-flying led by Sinéade Walshe of International Seminar Design and Following the lead of our totally-in-charge tour guide Lenna dinner at the Polovstov Mansion with cocktails, hors d’œuvres, staircase is an architectural marvel and the grand interiors and Robert Schindler, curator of European art, for our group of 18. Koudrova (also the best) in St. Petersburg, we visited three and music by a string quartet followed by a sumptuous meal remarkable collection of 18th-century decorative and fine art Beginning with a welcome dinner in Moscow at Café Pushkin, Russian Orthodox churches: The Church of the Resurrection in a grand, baroque dining hall with all 18 of our wonderful speak to the wealth of Charleston’s elite in the early days of we had a true glimpse into all of the wonderful meals that were of Christ with its beautiful mosaics; Saints Peter and Paul art-loving friends. What more can we say? We had a fabulous the American Republic. We were amazed at the results of con- to follow on our trip. We could write a book on the delicious Cathedral, which houses almost all of the remains of the Tsars, time! temporary research into original paints and wallpaper, which food, Georgian wine, and vodka consumed. including the remains of Nicholas II and family; and St. Isaac’s

22 News + Giving | 23 Corporate Partner Spotlight William Dobbins Principal, Dobbins Group

As a real estate investment firm, you know a good invest- What’s next for Dobbins Group? Weddings at the BMA ment when you see one, and you have chosen to invest in the WD: We have new developments underway in New Orleans By Marketing and Communications Intern Julianne Jorgensen Birmingham Museum of Art. In your opinion, what are the great- and Birmingham. In 2019, we’ll also be announcing major est returns on your investment as a Museum supporter? new developments in Birmingham. Weddings and paintings have quite a lot in common. Both are One such couple recently experienced the elegant setting of William Dobbins: We are incredibly fortunate to have the BMA things of beauty, but entail hard work and careful thought in the Museum for their own wedding. Jordan and Zach Chambliss in Birmingham. There just aren’t many cities of our size If you could meet any artist, living or dead, who would it be? planning. Despite being splendid once achieved, the process of were married on September 8, 2018, and they celebrated their (or even larger!) that have a museum of the BMA’s quality What would you ask them? creating a painting and a wedding can be strenuous. A blank union dancing and laughing the night away at the BMA. and scale. It’s really important that we support our city’s WD: Filippo Brunelleschi, the Florentine architect, engineer, canvas would intimidate any painter, just as the wedding to-do When asked about her fall Museum wedding, Jordan said, outstanding cultural institutions, of which Birmingham has sculptor, and artist. He is credited for developing the lin- list can overwhelm any newly-engaged couple. Questions about “Zach and I did not want the typical wedding or reception. We several. These institutions provide educational opportuni- ear perspective technique used by Renaissance and later color schemes, dates, bridal parties, and venues bombard the wanted something that spoke to both of our personalities. We ties, promote civic engagement, drive tourism, provide cul- artists. But, as a builder, I would ask him about his most couple, and instead of creating inspiration, these details and already loved the Museum and loved the idea of getting to cele- tural bridges and many other benefits to our community. famous work, the Duomo at the Florence Cathedral. In plans hinder expression and excitement for the big day. brate with family and friends in such an incredible space.” We’re proud to support the BMA. 1418, no one knew how to build a dome, even though the While the Birmingham Museum of Art cannot help answer all Because of her experience at the BMA, Jordan advises all Cathedral had been under construction for over 100 years! of these questions, it can make one answer much easier. Full of brides to look no further for a wedding venue. Finally, a competition was held among Renaissance’s beautiful and whimsical spaces, the BMA offers a unique and “The BMA staff was so easy, patient, and wonderful to work brightest minds to figure it out. Of course, Brunelleschi unforgettable venue that can bring a wedding vision to life. Over with,” she said. “I will never be able to say thank you enough to prevailed. the years, the Museum has hosted countless weddings, demon- the incredible team at the BMA.” strating an immense range of possibilities in regards to diverse Jordan and Zach’s reception is just one of the many events Corporate Partner Matching Gifts decorations and original themes. Our foyers have featured the Museum has hosted. Further details about their celebration Birmingham’s Magic City sign adorned with copious florals, an and others are featured on the BMA website. To discover the When renewing your BMA membership or making a donation to organizations you care about at a higher level and no extra art-deco-inspired bar Gatsby himself would envy, cascading flexibility and diversity that the Museum offers as a venue, ex- to the Museum, check with your employer about their match- cost to you. floral canopies, and numerous incorporations of the BMA’s col- plore these photos and peek inside these gorgeous weddings. ing gift policy. Many companies, including AT&T, PNC, Regions If you have questions about matching gifts, contact Senior lection and architecture. Perfect for any couple, the Museum Museum weddings are truly works of art themselves! Bank, and Vulcan Materials, match employee giving to non-prof- Development Officer Claire Hubbs Gray at [email protected] setting is sure to make any wedding the most beautiful and it organizations, like the Museum. This is a great benefit for you, or 205.254.2086 memorable day. as an employee or retired employee, to provide extra support

24 News + Giving | 25 Corporate Partners Visitors’ View

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Arlington Properties, Inc. Davis Architects Dobbins Group Dunn Investment Company First Commercial Bank Marx Brothers, Inc. Motion Industries, Inc. Precision Graphics Each year, our Corporate Partners provide critical support for the Museum’s pro- grams, exhibitions, and most importantly, keeping the Museum free of charge for our visitors. Ranging from our hands-on interactive space, Bart’s ArtVenture, to family Benefactor’s Circle festivals, school tours, studio classes, and more, Corporate Partners are vital to en- suring that our Family and Youth Programs allow nearly 35,000 children each year Brookmont Realty Group LLC to create, read, dance, and explore while celebrating cultures and traditions from Christie’s around the world. Thank you to our Corporate Partners for helping to connect all of Four Corners Custom Framing Gallery Birmingham to the experience, meaning, and joy of art. Hughes and Scalise, P.C. For more information about the BMA’s Corporate Partner membership program Kassouf & Co., P.C. or to involve your company, please contact Claire Hubbs Gray, senior development Levy’s Fine Jewelry, Inc. officer, at 205.254.2086 or [email protected] National Cement Company of Alabama, Inc. O’Neal Industries Pizitz Management Group Precision Grinding, Inc. From thoughtful reflections to silly selfies Williams-Blackstock Architects and everything in between, we love to see the Museum through your eyes. Share your BMA ex- perience with us on Instagram for a chance to be featured in our next Visitors’ View!

26 News + Giving | 27 Annual Report 2017–2018 Introduction

and meaningful programs such as these was greatly enhanced We are grateful to the Museum’s many supporters—individ- by the last year’s “Gift for Gail” campaign, which raised nearly uals, corporations, foundations, and government entities—for $1.1 million in endowed funds for public programs in honor of their critical support. While our dedicated and generous sup- longtime director Gail C. Andrews, who retired last October. porters are too numerous to mention in the space of this let- Gail’s retirement was the first in a series of transitions for ter, we’d like to highlight a few who made especially important the institution. In December, Dr. Donald Wood, the Virginia and contributions this fiscal year. As a department of the City of William M. Spencer III Curator of Asian Art, retired after a 30- Birmingham, our single greatest contributor is the city itself, year tenure with the BMA. Don’s “swan song” was the exhibition which provides over $3.5 million in annual support. Recently, Afterlife: Asian Art from the Weldon Collection, celebrating Henry additional city funding has enabled the Museum to tackle sev- and June ("Jimmy") Weldon’s transformative gift of over 450 eral major deferred maintenance and facilities issues, such as major works of Asian art to the BMA. While Dr. Wood curated the replacement of our HVAC system, and other crucial re- his last exhibition at the BMA, Dr. Katelyn Crawford, The William pairs. Another major source of funding is the Museum Ball. On Cary Hulsey Curator of American Art, who joined the Museum Saturday, May 5, the BMA held its 62nd ball, chaired by Tricia last August, curated her first exhibition, Magic City Realism: and Troy Wallwork and Sue and Nick Willis, which raised near- Richard Coe’s Birmingham, a fascinating look at our city during ly $410,000, in critical support for the Museum’s Education the Great Depression. In September, we opened the newly ren- Department. Finally, in September 2017, the Museum lost a Beginning with the winter 2018 issue, we committed to including the annual report ovated and expanded Featheringill Gallery with Opulence in longtime friend with the passing of Phillip Morris, former exec- Richard Blauvelt Coe, American, 1904–1978, Down Town Birmingham, about 1935, etching; Collection of from the previous fiscal year in Medium, our member magazine. When he took office Disguise: The Netherlands’ Golden Age, a masterful rehang of utive editor of Southern Living and a passionate advocate for the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy Leale McCall, III, last November, Mayor Randall Woodfin named transparency and accountability among the Museum’s Dutch collection—with many freshly conserved and lover of art, architecture, landscape architecture, interior AFI.144.2017 the core values of his administration. Providing you an annual look at our finances is paintings and recent acquisitions—by Dr. Robert Schindler, design, and historic preservation. Phillip made a generous be- one way we can live up to these standards. Additionally, it gives us a chance to show The Fariss Gambrill Lynn and Henry Sharpe Lynn Curator of quest to the Museum, which will have long-lasting benefits to the many ways in which our collections are growing throughout the year, and to thank European Art. It would be remiss not to mention Third Space / our financial health and security. In memory of Phillip and in the many generous donors who not only make possible these acquisitions, but also shifting conversations about contemporary art, named among the appreciation of this gift and his impact on our community, the the health and growth of our institution as a whole. New York Times’ “Best Art of 2017,” which continued to draw Museum’s lower lobby now carries his name. From July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018, we welcomed 121,108 visitors through our praise from visitors and critics alike. Thank you for helping the Birmingham Museum of Art to con- doors, a modest increase of nearly 1,000 visitors over the previous fiscal year. As While the Museum’s collection continues to grow in size and tinue to thrive and grow. We hope that you will make it a regu- we continue to invest time and resources in creative and engaging programming, we quality thanks to the generosity of our donors, two acquisitions lar destination throughout the new year, and we look forward to expect that this number will continue to grow. Our popular Family Festivals Series, are deserving of particular mention. Last fall, the Museum ac- seeing you soon. sponsored by Medical Properties Trust, continues to embrace the diversity of our com- quired five rare original drawings attributed to the Japanese munity and attract record crowds. In March, our 8th Annual Holi Festival, the Indian painter and print designer Kamisaka Sekka (1866–1942), in celebration of color, brought more than 2,400 people to the Museum in a single day! honor of Dr. Donald Wood, who is widely considered one of the Another program, Art After 5, has made the Museum a destination for evening fun leading authorities on the artist, having organized a groundbreak- the first Friday of every month, and we are seeing its attendance grow as word begins ing exhibition of his work. The Museum also acquired an exqui- Graham C. Boettcher, Ph.D. to spread about this unique, sometimes irreverent monthly “happening.” As much as site late 16th-century Italian reliquary depicting The Adoration of The R. Hugh Daniel Director art can be fun and light-hearted, sometimes it provides a platform to discuss serious Shepherds, painted in oil on agate, to honor the memory of Dr. issues that affect our community and our nation. Such was the case this past April Jeannine O’Grody, the Museum’s former Curator of European when artist Hank Willis Thomas and community leaders engaged in “A Community Art, Chief Curator, and Deputy Director, who passed in August Conversation About Art, Loss, and Gun Violence” around Thomas’ 2005 work 2016. The purchase was made possible with funds provided by James K. Outland Priceless, in the Museum’s collection. Our ability to serve the public through innovative Jeannine’s loving family and devoted friends. Chairman of the Board of Trustees

28 29 Impact In its 14th season, Art On The Rocks continues to enliven the Museum with artists, live music, and interactive performances. 2018 saw a jump in attendance with 4,200 guests who For seven years now, the BMA has partnered with came out to UAB to host Art In Medicine, a program in which med- enjoy special 7 ical students study the BMA collection in order to im- guests like 4,200 prove skills of observation and empathy for enhanced patient the band Tank and the Bangas. care. Our quarterly heritage festivals are designed to bring diverse communities together, and 5,660 visitors came out this year to celebrate As research continues to prove that art builds empathy and cultures and tradi- Thirty-three teenagers participated in our Teen enhances cognitive thinking, the Birmingham Museum of Art tions from different BMA program which encourages young creatives welcomed 5,997 children through its 5,660 parts of the world. 33 to get engaged with the Museum at an early age galleries to offer tangible context for and empowers them to create opportunities for other young world histories and cultures. 5,997 people to get involved in the arts.

As arts programs disintegrate in school curricula, the BMA fills the void left behind by serving 173 area schools through do- 173 cent-led tours and programs proven to improve academic performance and problem-solving skills

The New York Times included our contemporary art exhibition 26,281 This year, the BMA offered Third Space among the ‘Best 64,229 More than 26,281 works comprise our 739 tours, programs, ser- Art of 2017’ as 64,229 visitors experienced the show. collection of art from around the world. 739 vices, and workshops free of charge to members of the Birmingham community.

Museum attendance grew Our dynamic Studio School classes again this year, and we taught 2,001 emerging artists to sculpt, 121,108 proudly offered free ad- paint, draw, and sketch, using art from mission to 121,108 visitors as we work to ensure that our exhibitions and collection as in- people from all backgrounds have access to high-quality spiration for a art experiences. wide range of art classes. 2,001

30 Annual Report | 31 Financial Statement Acquisitions

Revenues FY 2018 FY 2017 American Art Peter Sekaer (American, born Denmark, 1901– Figure with Child under Tree, About 1935, 1950), Phrenologist’s Window, New Orleans, etching, sheet: 10 7⁄16 × 8 7⁄16 in. (26.5 × Support $ % $ % William Christenberry (American, 1936–2016), 1936, gelatin silver print, sheet: 11 × 14 in. (27.9 × 21.4 cm), plate: 7 3⁄4 × 6 5⁄8 in. (19.7 × 16.8 Study of Tenant House (Let Us Now Praise 35.6 cm), image: 7 1⁄4 × 9 1⁄4 in. (18.4 × 23.5 cm), cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the City of Birmingham 3,101,560 36 3,562,514 39 Famous Men), 1961, black ink with oil paint on Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Individual & Corporate Support 1,969,559 23 2,212,254 24 mulberry paper, sheet: 21 × 29 in. (53.3 × 73.7 cm), Museum of Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Museum purchase, 2017.42 AFI.104.2017 AFI.113.2017 Grants 213,175 3 292,100 3 Birmingham Terminal Station, About Charles Prendergast (American, born Canada, Irving Penn (American, 1917–2009), Young Endowment & Foundation Contribution 1,142,862 13 1,183,843 13 1935, etching, sheet: 7 3⁄8 × 10 3⁄8 in. (18.7 1863–1948), Frame, About 1910, gilded wood, Enga Couple (New Guinea), 1970; printed × 26.4 cm), plate: 6 × 8 15⁄16 in. (15.2 × Deaccession 0 0 0 0 frame: 41 1⁄2 × 34 3⁄4 × 1 7⁄8 in. (105.4 × 88.3 × 4.8 1979, platinum‑palladium print, 20 × 20 in. (50.8 22.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at cm), Museum purchase, 2017.46 × 50.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Net Investment Income 150,845 2 367,860 4 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Membership 878,298 10 1,017,758 11 George Ferdinand Of, Jr. (American, 1876–1954), Hagefstration, AFI.105.2017 AFI.114.2017 Sales, Museum Store & Other 282,527 3 298,012 3 Frame, 1917, gesso and paint on wood, 23 1⁄8 × 19 7⁄8 × 3⁄8 in. (58.7 × 50.5 × 1 cm), Gift of Tracy Walker Evans (American, 1903–1975), Lily Rogers Birmingham Downtown, About 1935, Exhibition and Program Income 56,046 1 43,882 <1 Gill and Simeon Lagodich in memory of Franklin Fields and Lillian Fields, Hale County, Alabama, etching, sheet: 8 7⁄16 × 10 15⁄16 in. (21.4 × Facility Rental Income 125,450 1 122,695 2 Riehlman, 2017.60 1936; printed about 1950, gelatin silver print, mount: 27.8 cm), plate: 4 7⁄8 × 6 1⁄4 in. (12.4 × 15.9 6 1⁄2 × 4 3⁄8 in. (16.5 × 11.1 cm), image: 5 15⁄16 × cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Other Income 141,164 2 144,266 2 Charles Sheeler (American, 1883–1965), Tree 4 in. (15.1 × 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John and Landscape, 1947, tempera on paper on board, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Total Revenues $ 8,704,816 100 $ 9,245,184 100 sheet: 15 5⁄8 × 13 7⁄16 in. (39.7 × 34.1 cm), Museum Hagefstration, AFI.106.2017 AFI.115.2017 purchase with funds provided by the Altec‑Styslinger Birmingham Downtown, About 1935, Foundation, 2017.62 Richard Blauvelt Coe (American, 1904–1978) etching, sheet: 8 7⁄16 × 10 5⁄16 in. (21.4 × Expenses The Steamboat R.G. McCalla, About 1935, 26.2 cm), plate: 4 7⁄8 × 6 1⁄4 in. (12.4 × 15.9 Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller (American, 1877–1968), etching, sheet: 8 3⁄16 × 10 9⁄16 in. (20.8 × cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Program Services Cast by Basky Foundry (United States, New York, 26.8 cm), plate: 5 1⁄2 × 8 5⁄16 in. (14 × 21.1 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John New York, operated about 1927–1949), Water Boy, Education 640,044 7 596,654 6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, 1930, bronze, sculpture: 10 1⁄4 × 6 1⁄2 × 3 1⁄2 in. (26 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John AFI.116.2017 Exhibitions 607,932 7 766,908 8 × 16.5 × 8.9 cm), including stand: 13 × 8 × 5 3⁄4 in. Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, (33 × 20.3 × 14.6 cm), Museum purchase, 2018.3 Woman Reclining on a Sofa, About 1935, AFI.108.2017 Collection 1,739,113 20 1,780,655 19 etching, sheet: 8 1⁄2 × 10 15⁄16 in. (21.6 × Special Events 791,904 9 748,904 8 George Copeland Ault (American, 1891–1948) Back Porches with Vines, About 1935, 27.8 cm), plate: 4 × 7 7⁄8 in. (10.2 × 20 etching, sheet: 12 9⁄16 × 9 9⁄16 in. (31.9 × cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Memories of the Coast of France, 1944, oil Members 0 0 1,078 <1 24.3 cm), plate: 9 × 7 15⁄16 in. (22.9 × 20.2 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John on canvas board, 20 × 28 in. (50.8 × 71.1 cm), Museum Store and Library 203,741 2 211,492 2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Museum purchase, 2018.4 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John AFI.117.2017 Study for Memories of the Coast of France Support Service , Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, House with Collapsing Fence, About 1935, 1943, graphite on paper, 9 15⁄16 × 13 7⁄8 in. AFI.109.2017 Fundraising 502,839 6 442,895 5 etching, sheet: 8 3⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. (21.3 × 27.6 (25.2 × 35.2 cm), Museum purchase, 2018.5 Slag Pile, About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 3⁄4 × cm), plate: 5 13⁄16 × 8 15⁄16 in. (14.8 × 22.7 Management and General 1,317,698 15 2,103,097 23 11 7⁄16 in. (22.2 × 29.1 cm), plate: 7 9⁄16 × 9 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Vase (“Fox of Hawk Bead Work”), Manufacturer: Museum Security 1,393,683 16 1,351,337 14 1⁄8 in. (19.2 × 23.2 cm), Collection of the Art Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Rookwood Pottery (United States, Cincinnati, Ohio, Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, 1880–1967), Painter: Grace Young (American, Building Maintenance & Utilities 1,467,545 17 1,327,862 14 Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale AFI.118.2017 1869–1947), 1899, glazed stoneware, 9 × 9 1⁄4 × McCall, III, AFI.110.2017 Total Expenses $ 8,664,499 100 $ 9,330,882 100 4 3⁄4 in. (22.9 × 23.5 × 12.1 cm), Museum purchase House with Collapsing Fence, About with funds provided by the Frank and Nelle Newton Saint Vincent’s Hospital, About 1935, 1935, etching, sheet: 8 5⁄16 × 10 7⁄8 in. (21.1 Acquisition Fund and general, acquisition funds, etching, sheet: 8 9⁄16 × 11 15⁄16 in. (21.7 × × 27.6 cm), plate: 5 7⁄8 × 8 15⁄16 in. (14.9 × 2018.21 30.3 cm), plate: 6 7⁄16 × 10 7⁄16 in. (16.4 × 22.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Net Contribution (Deficit) 40,317 (85,698) 26.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Contribution to Endowment Trust & Morris Louis (American, 1912–1962), Merak, 1962, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, 1,656,766 1,379,354 Art Fund Inc. (Net of annual distributions) acrylic resin (Magna) on canvas, canvas: 82 1⁄2 × 18 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, AFI.119.2017 AFI.111.2017 Unrealized Investment Gain (Loss) 984,649 1,923,682 1⁄2 in. (209.6 × 47 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Birmingham Street with Sloss Furnaces in Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Domestic Building, About 1935, etching, Background, About 1935, etching, sheet: 10 Collection Purchases (not capitalized) (708,472) (529,560) anonymous donor, AFI.97.2017 sheet: 6 3⁄16 × 9 1⁄4 in. (15.7 × 23.5 cm), plate: 5⁄8 × 9 9⁄16 in. (27 × 24.3 cm), plate: 7 15⁄16 × 8 Change in Net Assets $ 1,973,260 $ 2,687,778 5 1⁄4 × 7 7⁄16 in. (13.3 × 18.9 cm), Collection of 5⁄16 in. (20.2 × 21.1 cm), Collection of the Art the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Net Assets, Beginning of year 36,424,947 33,737,169 Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale Leale McCall, III, AFI.112.2017 McCall, III, AFI.120.2017 Net Assets, End of year $ 38,398,207 $ 36,424,947

32 Annual Report | 33 Woman Standing in Alley, About 1935, Birmingham Terminal Station Tracks, About Large Domestic Building, About 1935, Domestic Building with Foreground Fence Birmingham–Southern College, About Backyard, Harlem, 1940; printed 1981, etching, sheet: 8 7⁄8 × 10 3⁄4 in. (22.5 × 27.3 1935, etching, sheet: 9 5⁄16 × 12 1⁄8 in. (23.7 etching, sheet: 10 9⁄16 × 10 7⁄8 in. (26.8 × and Woman with Arms Crossed, About 1935, etching, sheet: 7 1⁄2 × 9 1⁄16 in. (19.1 gelatin silver print, sheet: 14 × 10 7⁄8 in. (35.6 cm), plate: 5 9⁄16 × 6 3⁄4 in. (14.1 × 17.1 × 30.8 cm), plate: 6 13⁄16 × 9 1⁄8 in. (17.3 × 27.6 cm), plate: 6 3⁄8 × 9 1⁄8 in. (16.2 × 23.2 1935, etching, sheet: 9 × 11 3⁄8 in. (22.9 × × 23 cm), plate: 6 5⁄8 × 7 3⁄16 in. (16.8 × × 27.6 cm), image: 11 × 7 3⁄4 in. (27.9 × 19.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 23.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 28.9 cm), plate: 7 1⁄4 × 8 3⁄8 in. (18.4 × 21.3 18.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Ellen Greenberg, AFI.175.2017 AFI.121.2017 AFI.130.2017 AFI.138.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, AFI.155.2017 Bedroom through doorway, Harlem, 1940; AFI.146.2017 Twenty‑second Street, About 1935, etching, Birmingham Terminal Station Tracks, About First United Methodist Church, About Birmingham–Southern College, About printed 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × sheet: 8 3⁄4 × 11 1⁄2 in. (22.2 × 29.2 cm), plate: 1935, etching, sheet: 9 7⁄16 × 11 15⁄16 in. (24 1935, etching, sheet: 12 1⁄4 × 9 in. (31.1 × Corner Store with Nehi Sign, About 1935, 1935, etching, sheet: 9 1⁄16 × 10 7⁄16 in. (23 10 7⁄8 in. (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 10 7⁄8 × 7 7⁄8 7 3⁄4 × 10 1⁄16 in. (19.7 × 25.6 cm), Collection of × 30.3 cm), plate: 6 13⁄16 × 9 1⁄16 in. (17.3 22.9 cm), plate: 10 5⁄8 × 7 1⁄2 in. (27 × 19.1 etching, sheet: 8 1⁄2 × 10 15⁄16 in. (21.6 × × 26.5 cm), plate: 6 3⁄4 × 7 1⁄8 in. (17.1 × in. (27.6 × 20 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of × 23 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 27.8 cm), plate: 4 13⁄16 × 7 3⁄4 in. (12.2 × 18.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 19.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Howard and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.176.2017 Leale McCall, III, AFI.122.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Boys in empty tenement, Harlem, 1935; AFI.131.2017 AFI.139.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, AFI.156.2017 Pet Possum, About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 printed 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 14 × AFI.147.2017 13⁄16 × 11 1⁄4 in. (22.4 × 28.6 cm), plate: 5 13⁄16 Birmingham Terminal Station Tracks, About 9th Avenue South and 23rd Street South, 10 7⁄8 in. (35.6 × 27.6 cm), image: 9 1⁄8 × 7 1⁄4 Stuart Davis (American, 1892–1964), Untitled, × 8 15⁄16 in. (14.8 × 22.7 cm), Collection of the 1935, etching, sheet: 8 3⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. (21.3 About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 3⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. Corner Store with Nehi Sign, About 1935, in. (23.2 × 18.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, 1923, ink and graphite on paper, sheet: 23 5⁄8 × 17 Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; × 27.6 cm), plate: 6 13⁄16 × 9 1⁄16 in. (17.3 (21.3 × 27.6 cm), plate: 5 13⁄16 × 8 3⁄16 in. (14.8 etching, sheet: 8 1⁄2 × 10 15⁄16 in. (21.6 × Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of 7⁄8 in. (60 × 45.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale × 23 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at × 20.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at 27.8 cm), plate: 4 13⁄16 × 7 3⁄4 in. (12.2 × Howard and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.177.2017 Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Purchase McCall, III, AFI.123.2017 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 19.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at with additional funds provided by, the John Durr and Boy’s head, Harlem, 1932; printed 1981, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Domestic Building, About 1935, etching, Marilyn Elmore Fund at the Community Foundation gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. AFI.132.2017 AFI.140.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, sheet: 5 7⁄16 × 8 7⁄16 in. (13.8 × 21.4 cm), plate: of Greater Birmingham in honor of Dr., Graham C. (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 9 1⁄16 × 8 1⁄2 in. (23 × AFI.148.2017 4 × 6 5⁄16 in. (10.2 × 16 cm), Collection of the Pig Sty, About 1935, etching, sheet: 7 13⁄16 × 9th Avenue South and 23rd Street South, Boettcher, AFI.157.2017 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; 10 13⁄16 in. (19.8 × 27.5 cm), plate: 5 1⁄16 × 6 About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 3⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. Rosedale Church, About 1935, etching, sheet: Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale 3⁄4 in. (12.9 × 17.1 cm), Collection of the Art (21.3 × 27.6 cm), plate: 5 15⁄16 × 8 1⁄4 in. (15.1 9 3⁄4 × 11 1⁄4 in. (24.8 × 28.6 cm), plate: 7 1⁄8 × Georges Bridges (American, 1899–1976) Ellen Greenberg, AFI.178.2017 McCall, III, AFI.124.2017 Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; × 21 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at 9 7⁄8 in. (18.1 × 25.1 cm), Collection of the Art Spirit of the New Deal, 1933, painted plaster, Brothers, Harlem, About 1937; printed 1981, Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Domestic Building, About 1935, etching, 17 7⁄16 × 4 1⁄8 × 5 1⁄16 in. (44.3 × 10.5 × 12.9 gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. McCall, III, AFI.133.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale sheet: 7 3⁄16 × 10 1⁄8 in. (18.3 × 25.7 cm), plate: cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 10 × 7 1⁄8 in. (25.4 × AFI.141.2017 McCall, III, AFI.149.2017 5 × 6 15⁄16 in. (12.7 × 17.6 cm), Collection of Independent Presbyterian Church, About Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Judy Jones, 18.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of 1935, etching, sheet: 11 15⁄16 × 8 7⁄8 in. (30.3 Birmingham, About 1935, etching and Sloss Furnaces, About 1935, etching, sheet: AFI.167.2017 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, × 22.5 cm), plate: 7 1⁄16 × 7 1⁄8 in. (17.9 × aquatint, sheet: 10 9⁄16 × 12 7⁄16 in. (26.8 7 × 8 1⁄2 in. (17.8 × 21.6 cm), plate: 4 15⁄16 × Ellen Greenberg, AFI.179.2017 New Deal Monument, 1937, painted plaster, Leale McCall, III, AFI.125.2017 18.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at × 31.6 cm), plate: 7 15⁄16 × 8 1⁄2 in. (20.2 × 6 5⁄8 in. (12.5 × 16.8 cm), Collection of the Art left panel: 15 3⁄8 × 6 3⁄4 × 18 1⁄8 in. (39.1 × Church Interior, Harlem, 1938; printed 1981, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; The Bank for Savings & Trusts, About 17.1 × 46 cm), right panel: 14 3⁄4 × 7 × 16 7⁄8 gelatin silver print, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 13 7⁄8 in. Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale 1935, etching, sheet: 8 1⁄16 × 9 13⁄16 in. (20.5 in. (37.5 × 17.8 × 42.9 cm), Collection of the (27.6 × 35.2 cm), image: 8 5⁄8 × 12 in. (21.9 × AFI.134.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, McCall, III, AFI.150.2017 × 24.9 cm), plate: 5 13⁄16 × 8 1⁄2 in. (14.8 × Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; 30.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the AFI.142.2017 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Woman with an Umbrella in the Street, Mathis Alley, About 1935, etching, sheet: 5 Gift of Judy Jones, AFI.168.2017a‑b Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 5⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. Birmingham Electric Company Car Barn, 1⁄4 × 8 3⁄8 in. (13.3 × 21.3 cm), plate: 4 1⁄16 × Ellen Greenberg, AFI.180.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, (21.9 × 27.6 cm), plate: 5 7⁄16 × 8 in. (13.8 × About 1935, etching, sheet: 8 7⁄16 × 10 5⁄16 in. 4 7⁄8 in. (10.3 × 12.4 cm), Collection of the Art Unknown photographer, United States, Paul Facade, unoccupied building, Harlem, 1937; AFI.126.2017 20.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at (21.4 × 26.2 cm), plate: 5 3⁄4 × 8 5⁄16 in. (14.6 Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Robeson, About 1930, gelatin silver print, sheet: printed 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 10 7⁄8 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John × 21.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale 13 7⁄8 × 11 in. (35.2 × 27.9 cm), image: 13 1⁄4 × 10 The Bank for Savings & Trusts, About × 13 7⁄8 in. (27.6 × 35.2 cm), image: 9 × 11 5⁄8 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John McCall, III, AFI.151.2017 1⁄2 in. (33.7 × 26.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, 1935, etching, sheet: 8 9⁄16 × 12 5⁄8 in. (21.7 in. (22.9 × 29.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, AFI.135.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Joel × 32.1 cm), plate: 5 7⁄8 × 8 7⁄16 in. (14.9 × Woman Walking Down an Alley, About Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of AFI.143.2017 Rosenkranz and Janis Conner, AFI.169.2017 21.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Houses on a Hill in Winter, About 1935, 1935, etching, sheet: 9 7⁄8 × 8 11⁄16 in. (25.1 Howard and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.181.2017 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John etching, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 8 7⁄16 in. (27.6 × 21.4 Down Town Birmingham, About 1935, × 22.1 cm), plate: 6 1⁄16 × 4 15⁄16 in. (15.4 × Aaron Siskind (American, 1903–1991) Girl with clothes form, Harlem, 1937; printed Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, cm), plate: 8 15⁄16 × 5 7⁄8 in. (22.7 × 14.9 etching, sheet: 9 1⁄16 × 12 1⁄4 in. (23 × 31.1 12.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 AFI.127.2017 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the cm), plate: 7 5⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. (19.4 × 27.6 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Airshaft, Harlem, 1940; printed 1981, gelatin in. (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 11 × 7 7⁄8 in. (27.9 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, silver print, sheet: 13 × 8 in. (35.2 × The Bank for Savings & Trusts, About 7⁄8 1⁄4 × 20 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John AFI.152.2017 21 cm), image: 11 3⁄4 × 8 1⁄4 in. (29.8 × 21 1935, etching, sheet: 8 1⁄16 × 9 7⁄8 in. (20.5 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and AFI.136.2017 Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the × 25.1 cm), plate: 5 13⁄16 × 8 1⁄2 in. (14.8 × Domestic Scene with Wash Lines, About Ellen Greenberg, AFI.182.2017 AFI.144.2017 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Domestic Building with Foreground Fence 1935, etching, sheet: 9 1⁄4 × 6 1⁄8 in. (23.5 Ellen Greenberg, AFI.173.2017 Lady and lamp, Harlem, 1940; printed 1981, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John and Women Talking, About 1935, etching, House with Tree, About 1935, etching, sheet: × 15.6 cm), plate: 5 15⁄16 × 4 7⁄8 in. (15.1 × gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, sheet: 8 11⁄16 × 11 9⁄16 in. (22.1 × 29.4 cm), 9 1⁄2 × 12 1⁄8 in. (24.1 × 30.8 cm), plate: 7 13⁄16 12.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Apollo Theater, Harlem, 1937; printed 1981, (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 11 × 8 in. (27.9 × AFI.128.2017 plate: 7 3⁄8 × 8 1⁄4 in. (18.7 × 21 cm), Collection × 9 15⁄16 in. (19.8 × 25.2 cm), Collection of the the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 × 10 in. (35.2 7⁄8 7⁄8 20.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale McCall, III, × 27.6 cm), image: 9 × 7 in. (23.5 × Birdhouse on a Roof, About 1935, etching, 1⁄4 1⁄8 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and of Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale AFI.153.2017 18.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the sheet: 6 1⁄4 × 5 7⁄16 in. (15.9 × 13.8 cm), plate: Ellen Greenberg, AFI.183.2017 Leale McCall, III, AFI.137.2017 McCall, III, AFI.145.2017 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and 4 1⁄2 × 3 7⁄16 in. (11.4 × 8.7 cm), Collection of Slag Pile, About 1935, etching, sheet: 9 3⁄16 Ellen Greenberg, AFI.174.2017 Lafayette theatre 1, Harlem, 1937; printed the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of × 11 1⁄8 in. (23.3 × 28.3 cm), plate: 6 5⁄16 × 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 14 × 10 7⁄8 in. Art; Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, 8 5⁄8 in. (16 × 21.9 cm), Collection of the Art (35.6 × 27.6 cm), image: 11 3⁄4 × 8 5⁄8 in. (29.8 Leale McCall, III, AFI.129.2017 Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; × 21.9 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Gift of John Peter Crook McCall and Doy, Leale the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard McCall, III, AFI.154.2017 and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.184.2017

34 Annual Report | Acquisitions | 35 Lafayette theatre 2, Harlem, 1938; printed Harry Callahan (American, 1912–1999), Eleanor Imogen Cunningham (American, 1883–1976), Edward Weston (American, 1886–1958), Printed by Asian Art Michi Kimata (Japanese, active in Maebashi), Two 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 3⁄4 and Barbara (nudes), Chicago, 1953; printed Printed by Rondal Partridge (American, 1917– Cole Weston (American, 1919–2003) Haiku Poems by Yosa Buson (1716‑1783), 1993, in. (35.2 × 27.3 cm), image: 11 3⁄4 × 8 3⁄4 in. later, dye transfer print, sheet: 11 × 14 in. (27.9 × 2015), Frida Kahlo Rivera, Painter and Wife of ink on paper, image: 14 × 17 in. (35.6 × 43.2 cm), Burned Car, Mojave Desert, 1937; printed Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), (29.8 × 22.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, 35.6 cm), image: 8 3⁄4 × 13 3⁄8 in. (22.2 × 34 cm), Diego Rivera, 1931; printed later, gelatin silver print, Covered Sugar scroll mount: 51 × 21 3⁄8 in. (129.5 × 54.3 cm), later, gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 3⁄8 × 7 3⁄8 in. Qianlong period (1736‑1795), , Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham sheet: 12 7⁄8 × 10 in. (32.7 × 25.4 cm), Collection of framed translation: 13 × 10 1⁄2 × 1 in. (33 × 26.7 × (23.8 × 18.7 cm), mount: 15 × 13 1⁄8 in. (38.1 About 1770, porcelain with overglaze decoration Howard and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.185.2017 Museum of Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; 2.5 cm), Gift to the City of Birmingham, 2017.53 × 33.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at and gilding, Export ware, 4 5⁄8 × 6 1⁄2 × 4 1⁄8 in. (11.7 AFI.8.2018 Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.21.2018 Man by bed, Harlem, 1940; printed 1981, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John × 16.5 × 10.5 cm), Museum purchase with funds Taiken Yonekura (Japanese, 1904–1994), Heart gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. Hagefstration, AFI.42.2018 provided by the Buddy Taub Foundation, Dennis A. Paul Caponigro (American, born 1932) Dorothea Lange (American, 1895–1965), Garden and Moon (Shingetsu), 1994, ink on paper, silk, (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 9 1⁄2 × 8 1⁄2 in. (24.1 × Roach and Jill Roach, Directors, 2017.38a‑b Chore List, 1953, gelatin silver print, sheet: 8 × Rock Erosion, Point Lobos, 1930; printed wood, and ivory, image: 10 1⁄2 × 18 1⁄2 in. (26.7 × 47 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Standing White Deer, County Wicklow, 10 in. (20.3 × 25.4 cm), image: 7 1⁄2 × 9 1⁄2 in. later, gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 1⁄4 × 7 7⁄16 cm), scroll mount: 49 1⁄4 × 24 in. (125.1 × 61 cm), Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and Ireland, 1967, gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 1⁄2 × Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), (19.1 × 24.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. in. (23.5 × 18.9 cm), mount: 15 1⁄2 × 13 1⁄2 in. Gift to the City of Birmingham; presented to Mayor Ellen Greenberg, AFI.186.2017 13 1⁄8 in. (24.1 × 33.3 cm), Collection of the Art Yongzheng period (1723‑1735), Tea Bowl and at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John (39.4 × 34.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Arrington by Mayor Fujishima of Maebashi City, Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Saucer, About 1730, porcelain with overglaze Night Club 1, Harlem, About 1937; printed Hagefstration, AFI.25.2018 Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Japan, 2017.54 Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.10.2018 decoration and gilding, Export ware, tea bowl: 1 5⁄8 1981, gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 John Hagefstration, AFI.43.2018 × 3 in. Diam. (4.1 × 7.6 cm), saucer: 3⁄4 × 4 3⁄4 in. 7⁄8 in. (35.2 × 27.6 cm), image: 10 1⁄2 × 7 7⁄8 Running White Deer, County Wicklow, David Muench (American, born 1936) Diam. (1.9 × 12.1 cm), Museum purchase with funds Possibly Kamisaka Sekka (Japanese, 1866–1942) in. (26.7 × 20 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Ireland, 1967, gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 3⁄16 × George Tice (American, born 1938), Two Amish White House Ruin, Canyon de Chelly, provided by the Buddy Taub Foundation, Dennis A. Red Maple Leaves and Blue Flowers, About Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of 23 1⁄2 in. (23.3 × 59.7 cm), image: 9 1⁄8 × 23 1⁄2 Boys, Lancaster, PA, 1962; printed 1995, gelatin National Monument, AZ, 1968, gelatin silver Roach and Jill Roach, Directors, 2017.39.1‑.2 1911, ink and color on paper, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 15 Howard and Ellen Greenberg, AFI.187.2017 in. (23.2 × 59.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, silver print, sheet: 13 1⁄8 × 10 1⁄4 in. (33.3 × 26 cm), print, sheet: 19 3⁄4 × 15 1⁄2 in. (50.2 × 39.4 cm), 3⁄8 in. (27.6 × 39.1 cm), image: 9 3⁄16 × 12 5⁄8 in. Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of mount: 17 × 14 in. (43.2 × 35.6 cm), Collection of Street scene 2, Harlem, 1940; printed 1981, mount: 28 × 24 in. (71.1 × 61 cm), Collection Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), (23.3 × 32.1 cm), Museum purchase in honor John Hagefstration, AFI.11.2018 the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. (35.2 of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum Qianlong period (1736‑1795), Soup Plate, About of Dr. Donald A. Wood, 2017.55 Gift of John Hagefstration, 2018.AFIPR.1 × 27.6 cm), image: 9 5⁄8 × 8 1⁄2 in. (24.4 × Reflections in Stream, Woods, Redding, CT, of Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.28.2018 1765, porcelain with overglaze decoration and Mount Fuji, About 1911, ink and color on 21.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 1968, gelatin silver print, sheet: 12 3⁄8 × 17 1⁄8 gilding, Export ware, 1 1⁄2 × 9 1⁄8 in. Diam. (3.8 × Lone Cypress, About 1960, gelatin silver print, paper, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 15 5⁄16 in. (27.6 × 38.9 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and in. (31.4 × 43.5 cm), image: 12 1⁄8 × 16 13⁄16 in. 23.2 cm), Museum purchase with funds provided by sheet: 23 5⁄8 × 29 1⁄8 in. (60 × 74 cm), image: Arts of Africa and the Americas cm), Museum purchase in honor of Dr. Donald Ellen Greenberg, AFI.188.2017 (30.8 × 42.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, the Buddy Taub Foundation, Dennis A. Roach and 20 1⁄2 × 26 1⁄8 in. (52.1 × 66.4 cm), Collection A. Wood, 2017.56 Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Jill Roach, Directors, 2017.40 Street scene 4, Harlem, 1937; printed 1981, of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum Zoë Marieh Urness (Native American, Tlingit and John Hagefstration, AFI.12.2018 Nandina Plant with Snow, About 1911, ink gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 7⁄8 × 10 7⁄8 in. (35.2 of Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.29.2018 Cherokee, born 1984), December 5th, 2016/ Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), and color on paper, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 15 1⁄4 in. × 27.6 cm), image: 10 3⁄8 × 7 3⁄4 in. (26.4 × Frosted Window, Massachusetts, 1957; Standing Rock, December 5, 2016, photograph, 50 Hunts Mesa II, Negative 1953; printed 1958, Qianlong period (1736‑1795), Plate, About 1745, (27.6 × 38.7 cm), image: 9 1⁄16 × 12 13⁄16 in. (23 19.7 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the printed later, gelatin silver print, sheet: 10 1⁄4 × × 40 in. (127 × 101.6 cm), Museum purchase with gelatin silver print, sheet: 19 5⁄8 × 15 3⁄8 in. porcelain with overglaze decoration and gilding, × 32.5 cm), Museum purchase in honor of Dr. Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Howard and 12 1⁄2 in. (26 × 31.8 cm), image: 9 7⁄8 × 12 1⁄8 funds provided by the Estate of Clyde W. Oyster, (49.8 × 39.1 cm), mount: 27 3⁄8 × 21 7⁄8 in. Export ware, 7⁄8 × 9 1⁄8 in. Diam. (2.2 × 23.2 cm), Donald A. Wood, 2017.57 Ellen Greenberg, AFI.189.2017 in. (25.1 × 30.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, 2017.61 (69.5 × 55.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Museum purchase with funds provided by the Buddy Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Blue Iris, About 1911, ink and color on paper, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Taub Foundation, Dennis A. Roach and Jill Roach, John Steuart Curry (American, 1897–1946), John Hagefstration, AFI.13.2018 Richard (“Rick”) Elmer Bartow (American, 1946– sheet: 10 13⁄16 × 14 1⁄8 in. (27.5 × 35.9 cm), John Hagefstration, AFI.30.2018 Directors, 2017.41 Published by Associated American Artists (United image: 9 1⁄16 × 12 3⁄4 in. (23 × 32.4 cm), Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England, 1967, 2016), Wiyot people (United States, Humboldt States, 1934–2000), John Brown,1939, lithograph, County, California), Native American, Tot Blumm, Museum purchase in honor of Dr. Donald A. gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 × 19 7⁄16 in. (33 Carl Mydans (American, 1907–2004), General Yoshida Hiroshi (Japanese, 1876–1950) sheet: 18 1⁄2 × 13 3⁄8 in. (47 × 34 cm), image: 14 1996, mixed media on hand‑made Japanese paper, Wood, 2017.58 × 49.4 cm), image: 12 5⁄8 × 19 1⁄16 in. (32.1 Douglas MacArthur, Just Before Going Ashore 3⁄4 × 11 in. (37.5 × 27.9 cm), Collection of the sheet: 17 × 13 in. (43.2 × 33 cm), Collection of the Night in Kyoto, Showa period (1926‑1989), × 48.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at at Lingayen Gulf in Luzon, January 9, 1945; Immortals and Toad, About 1911, ink and Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift 1933, ink and color on paper, woodblock print, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John printed 1997, gelatin silver print, sheet: 11 × 14 color on paper, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 15 1⁄4 in. (27.6 Purchase with funds provided by the, Friends of of Michael and Driek Zirinsky in honor, of Mimi and sheet: 16 × 10 3⁄4 in. (40.6 × 27.3 cm), Gift of Hagefstration, AFI.14.2018 in. (27.9 × 35.6 cm), image: 9 × 11 7⁄8 in. (22.9 × 38.7 cm), Museum purchase in honor of Dr. American Art, with additional funds provided by Beverly Head and their family, AFI.98.2017 Chris and Gene Boles, 2017.44 × 30.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Donald A. Wood, 2017.59 Mrs. Margaret G. Livingston in honor of Dr., Katelyn Temple Hiei‑San, Kyoto, Japan, 1969, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John A Little Restaurant, Showa period D. Crawford; Gail C. Andrews; Beverly and Stanley gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 3⁄8 × 13 in. (23.8 Tommy Wayne Cannon (known as T. C. Cannon) Hagefstration, AFI.31.2018 (1926‑1989), 1933, ink and color on paper, Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), Erdreich; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goings, Jr.; Mr., and × 33 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Turn (Native American, Kiowa people, 1946–1978), woodblock print, sheet: 16 × 10 3⁄4 in. (40.6 Qianlong period (1736‑1795), Pair of Vases, glass, Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John of the Century Dandy, 1976, woodblock print, 15 Alfred Stieglitz (American, 1864–1946), Portrait— × 27.3 cm), Gift of Chris and Gene Boles, each: 10 3⁄8 × 5 5⁄8 in. Diam. (26.4 × 14.3 cm), Daniel; Dr. Emily Fowler Omura; Ms. Caroline M., Hagefstration, AFI.15.2018 × 11 3⁄4 in. (38.1 × 29.8 cm), Collection of the Art S.R., Negative 1904; printed 1913, photogravure, 2017.45 Gift of James T. Stephens, Jane Stephens Comer, Smith; and other donors, AFI.2.2018 Fund, Inc.. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Rock Wall, #2, West Hartford, Connecticut, sheet: 11 × 8 in. (27.9 × 20.3 cm), image: 8 1⁄8 Elton B. Stephens, Jr., and Dell Stephens Brooke, Martha Pezrow, AFI.99.2017 1959; printed later, gelatin silver print, sheet: 10 × 5 1⁄2 in. (20.6 × 14 cm), mount: 14 × 10 7⁄8 in. Daien Matsumoto (Japanese, born 1922) 2017.63.1‑.2 Arnold Rönnebeck (American, born Germany, 1885– 5⁄8 × 12 7⁄8 in. (27 × 32.7 cm), image: 10 3⁄8 × (35.6 × 27.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. 1947), Mirror Lake, 1927, graphite on paper, sheet: The Pure Breeze Fills and Settles Among 12 1⁄2 in. (26.4 × 31.8 cm), Collection of the Art Uknown artist, Maasai people (Tanzania), or Kenya, at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Us, Heisei period (1989–), 1993, ink on paper, Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644‑1912), 18 15⁄16 × 11 7⁄8 in. (48.1 × 30.2 cm), Collection of African, Necklace, 20th century, glass beads and Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Hagefstration, AFI.38.2018 Qianlong period (1736‑1795), Brush Pot, 1776, the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of image: 45 1⁄2 × 10 1⁄2 in. (115.6 × 26.7 cm), Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.44.2018 wire, 4 3⁄8 × 4 3⁄8 × 5⁄8 in. (11.1 × 11.1 × 1.6 cm), mount: 80 × 16 1⁄2 in. (203.2 × 41.9 cm), Gift beech tree root, 6 1⁄2 x 6 in. (16.5 x 15.2 cm), Gift Art; Purchase with funds provided by the, Friends of Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Sunflower, Winthrop, Massachusetts, 1965, Cole Weston (American, 1919–2003), Surf and to the City of Birmingham; presented to Mayor of James T. Stephens, Jane Stephens Comer, American Art, AFI.3.2018 Museum of Art; Gift of Elisabeth C. Brower, gelatin silver print, sheet: 12 × 15 in. Headlands, 1958, Cibachrome print, sheet: 18 Richard Arrington by the Chief Abbott of the Elton B. Stephens, Jr., and Dell Stephens Brooke, 7⁄8 5⁄8 AFI.166.2017 1⁄2 × 23 1⁄2 in. (47 × 59.7 cm), mount: 28 × 32 in. 2017.64a‑b Ansel Adams (American, 1902–1984), Dead Tree, (32.7 × 39.7 cm), image: 12 1⁄8 × 15 in. (30.8 Kiyomizu, Temple, Daien Matsumoto in honor (71.1 × 81.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. Sunset Crater National Monument, Arizona, × 38.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at of the teahouse, Toshinan, at the Birmingham at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Uknown maker, Japan, Edo period (1615–1868), 1947; printed 1950, gelatin silver print, sheet: 9 1⁄2 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Botanical Gardens, 2017.51 Hagefstration, AFI.41.2018 Incense Burner, About 1800, glazed porcelain, × 7 3⁄8 in. (24.1 × 18.7 cm), mount: 18 × 13 7⁄8 in. Hagefstration, AFI.45.2018 Toshinan (The house where the flame of Hirado ware, 12 × 7 × 6 1⁄2 in. (30.5 × 17.8 × (45.7 × 35.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. understanding is lit in people’s hearts), 16.5 cm), Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stephens, at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 1993, ink on paper, image: 9 7⁄8 × 21 1⁄4 in. 2017.65a‑b Hagefstration, AFI.7.2018 (25.1 × 54 cm), Gift to the City of Birmingham; presented to Mayor Richard Arrington by Mr. Tago, architect of the teahouse,, Toshinan, at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, 2017.52

36 Annual Report | Acquisitions | 37 Uknown maker, Thailand, Lime Pot, About 1450, An Open‑air Restaurant, Peiping, China, One of the World’s Marvels, Dravidian Cloisonne manufacturer: Z. Namikawa’s Drying Sardines on the Beach, Beppu, Looking across the Shameen Canal, glazed stoneware, Sawankhalok ware, Height: 5 in. Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver Temple Cut in Solid Rock, Ellora, India, workshop and staff, Kyoto, Japan, Copyright Japan, Early 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. Canton, China, Copyright 1902, gelatin silver (12.7 cm), Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stephens, prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver 1902, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, (8.3 × 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 2017.66 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of anonymous donor, AFI.92.2017 at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Uknown maker, Japan, Folding Fan, 20th century, anonymous donor, AFI.60.2017 at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.77.2017 anonymous donor, AFI.88.2017 Feeding Silkworms with Mulberry Leaves, silk, paper, wood, 11 1⁄2 × 20 × 1 in. (29.2 × 50.8 × anonymous donor, AFI.69.2017 Japan’s Genius Finds Expression at the Japan, Early 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. 2.5 cm), Gift to the City of Birmingham, 2017PR.5 Underwood & Underwood Publishers (New York, Uknown artist, China, Qing dynasty (1644–1912), Potter’s Wheel, Late 19th‑early 20th century, North Section of the “450 Pagodas.” Each (8.3 × 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. London, Toronto‑Canada, Ottawa‑Kansas) Immortal, 19th century, wood, 18 3⁄4 × 10 3⁄4 × 7 in. gelatin silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 Enshrining a Book of Wisdom, Mandalay, at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Uknown maker, Japan, Wedding Kimono, Late (47.6 × 27.3 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Burma, Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin Prince Ching, Commander of City Guard– anonymous donor, AFI.93.2017 20th century, silk and cotton, 76 × 52 in. (193 × Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Karen Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. Secret Friend of Legations during Siege, 132.1 cm), Gift to the City of Birmingham; A Gift A Japanese Room and Bed on the Floor, Rohlin Schulman in loving, honor/memory of her Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.61.2017 (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. now Peace, Commissioner, Peking, from Our Sister City; On August 16, 1989, Mayor Early 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. (8.3 × parents, Einar and Janet Rohlin, AFI.96.2017a‑e at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an China, Copyright 1901, gelatin silver prints Tomeji Tachibana,, Mayor of Hitachi City, Ibaraki‑ken, Fujiyama, Japan, Late 19th‑early 20th 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at anonymous donor, AFI.70.2017 mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × Japan, presented this wedding kimono as a sign century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644–1912), 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at of friendship to, Birmingham and Mayor Richard card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of Beautiful and Varied Pagoda Shrines from anonymous donor, AFI.94.2017 Qianlong period (1736–1796), Cup and Saucer, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Arrington, Jr., 2017PR.6 the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Stairway of Shwe Dagon, Rangoon, Burma, white nephrite, cup: 1 7⁄8 × 2 3⁄4 in. Diam. (4.8 × anonymous donor, AFI.78.2017 A Charming Outlook Over Fertile Fields, Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.62.2017 Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver and Cozy Homes at Kiryu, Japan, Early 7 cm), saucer: 1 1⁄2 × 6 × 4 1⁄8 in. (3.8 × 15.2 × Uknown maker, China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644), prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 Glorious Fuji, beloved by artists and poets, 10.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Where Tides Climb Temple Stairs — 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. (8.3 × Jar, glazed stoneware, 1 × 2 in. Diam. (4.4 × 6 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. seen from N.W. through pines at Lake 3⁄4 3⁄8 Famous Sacred Torri Gateway to Shinto 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. and Mrs. cm), Gift of Freddy Tsen, 2017PR.7 at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Motosu, Japan, Copyright 1904, gelatin silver Shrine, Miyajima, Japan, Late 19th‑early 20th the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Peter Douglas Bunting, AFI.100.2017.1‑2 anonymous donor, AFI.71.2017 prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, anonymous donor, AFI.95.2017 Uknown maker, China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644), × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. Uknown maker, Korea, Old Silla dynasty (57 BC–AC card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of In Siam’s Temples and Palaces Glittering Covered Bowl, porcelain with underglaze blue and at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an 668), Pair of Earrings, About 550, gold, 3 × the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Little Figures Dance to Strange Music, Griffith & Griffith (Philadelphia, Chicago, London, 3⁄4 7⁄8 overglaze enamels, 2 1⁄2 × 2 7⁄8 in. Diam. (6.4 × 7.3 anonymous donor, AFI.79.2017 × in. (9.5 × 2.2 × 2.2 cm), 3 × × in. (9.2 Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.63.2017 Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver Hamburg, Ger., St. Petersburg, Russia), Decorating 7⁄8 5⁄8 7⁄8 7⁄8 cm), Gift of Freddy Tsen, 2017PR.8a‑b × 2.2 × 2.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 The Mikado’s Castle, Oldest, Largest and the famous Japanese vases, Tokio, Japan, The Colossal Daibutsu in Cherry‑Blossom the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. and Mrs. × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. Strongest in Japan, Copyright 1896, gelatin Copyright 1905, gelatin silver prints mounted on Uknown maker, China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644), Time, the Great Bronze Buddha of Peter Douglas Bunting, AFI.101.2017a‑b at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of Bowl, porcelain with underglaze blue, 2 1⁄8 × 5 Kamakura, Japan, Late 19th‑early 20th anonymous donor, AFI.72.2017 (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; in. Diam. (5.4 × 12.7 cm), Gift of Freddy Tsen, century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, Uknown maker, China, Qing dynasty (1644–1912), at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.83.2017 2017PR.9 card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of Ruins of Angkor Wat, Best Preserved Roof Tile, 18th century, glazed stoneware, 14 3⁄4 × anonymous donor, AFI.80.2017 the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Examples of Khmer Architecture, Cosmopolitan Series, Japanese Boys Using 12 × 6 5⁄8 in. (37.5 × 30.5 × 16.8 cm), Collection Uknown maker, China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644), Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.64.2017 Cambodia, French Indo‑China, Late Main front of the largest Buddhist temple Stereoscope, Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Plate, stoneware with underglaze blue, 2 1⁄4 × 9 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver prints in Japan (north), Kyoto, Late 19th‑early 20th Art; Gift of the family of Dr. Charles W. Neville,, Jr., East over Mississippi Bay, where Perry silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 in. Diam. (5.7 × 23.5 cm), Gift of Freddy Tsen, mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, 1⁄4 came (1854), near Yokohama, Japan, Late × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the AFI.102.2017 2017PR.10 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver prints Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an anonymous the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Man’s mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × donor, AFI.84.2017 Uknown maker, Central Asia, Uzbekistan, anonymous donor, AFI.73.2017 Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.81.2017 Uknown maker, China, Ming dynasty (1368–1644), 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Robe (Chapan), Late 19th century, Silk warp and Plate, glazed stoneware, 2 × 10 in. Diam. (5.1 × 1⁄2 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an A Man‑made Mountain of Ancient Art– The Faithful at the Shrine of Dai Butsu, Stereoscopic Gems of American and Foreign indigo‑dyed cotton weft; Russian roller print cotton 26.7 cm), Gift of Freddy Tsen, 2017PR.11 anonymous donor, AFI.65.2017 “Shrine of The Many Buddhas” The Boro Japan’s greatest Idol, Kamakura, Japan, Scenery, Entrance to the zoo, Tokio, Japan, interior, 50 7⁄8 × 58 3⁄4 in. (129.2 × 149.2 cm), Budur, Java, Dutch E.I., Late 19th‑early 20th Copyright 1896, gelatin silver prints Late 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver prints Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Natural Boulder, China, Kunlun Mountains, Xinjiang The Taj Mahal, Agra, India, Late 19th‑early Museum of Art; Gift from the Collection of Peggy century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Province, 20th century, white jade, 9 × 16 × 12 in., 20th century, gelatin silver prints mounted card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Slappey, in honor of Dr. Donald Alan Wood, 128 lb. (22.9 × 40.6 × 30.5 cm, 58.1 kg), Gift of on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Museum of Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.107.2017 Murray Spencer South and Nancy Spencer Smith in cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.74.2017 anonymous donor, AFI.82.2017 AFI.85.2017 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an memory of William M. Spencer III, 2018PR. Traffic Outside the South City Gate, Seoul, Rokudai Kikumasa (Japanese), Oshiguma of anonymous donor, AFI.66.2017 Kikumasa VI Stereo‑Travel Co. (Corona, New York) Chosen, Early 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. The Fine Art Photographer’s Publishing Co. , Early 20th century, ink and color Keystone View Company (Meadville, Pa., New York, Worshippers before an Image in the (8.3 × 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. (46 Rydevale Road, London, S.W.), A Torii‑The on silk, sheet: 21 7⁄8 × 14 1⁄2 in. (55.6 × 36.8 Decorating Kyoto Porcelain, Japan, Copyright N.Y., Chicago, Ill, London, England) Exquisitely Carved Temple of Vimala Sah, at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Beautiful Entrance and Gateway to a Shinto cm), mount: 57 1⁄2 × 19 7⁄8 in. (146.1 × 50.5 cm), 1902, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham The Great Wall of 10,000 Li. In the rugged Mt. Abu, India, Late 19th‑early 20th century, anonymous donor, AFI.89.2017 Temple, Nagasaki, Japan, Copyright 1901, gelatin card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of Museum of Art; Gift from the Shiro Kuma Collection gelatin silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 hills near Nankow Pass, China, Late the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of White‑robed Pottery Peddlers on the × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the of, Edwin and Rhena Symmes in honor of Donald A. 19th‑early 20th century, gelatin silver prints Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.75.2017 Streets of Seoul, Chosen, Early 20th century, Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an anonymous Wood for his dedication to increasing awareness of, mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. (8.3 × 10.2 cm), Collection of Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.67.2017 Kyoto porcelain: fashioning the vase from donor, AFI.86.2017 Japanese art in the Southeast, AFI.158.2017 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of the clay, Japan, Copyright 1902, gelatin silver the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Mahratta Durbar Hall, Rajah’s Palace, Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.90.2017 prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 anonymous donor, AFI.58.2017 Tanjore, South India, Late 19th‑early 20th The Universal Photo Art Co. (Philadelphia, United × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. An Open Air Restaurant, Peking, China, century, gelatin silver prints mounted on card, States) Most Gigantic Defensive Work in the World, at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Early 20th century, glass, 3 1⁄4 × 4 in. (8.3 × card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of Hall of Congratulations in the lotus pond, Great Wall of China on rugged hills near anonymous donor, AFI.76.2017 10.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Seoul, Korea Nankow, China, Late 19th‑early 20th century, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an , Copyright 1903, gelatin silver Art; Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.68.2017 gelatin silver prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 anonymous donor, AFI.91.2017 prints mounted on card, card: 3 1⁄2 × 7 in. (8.9 × 7 in. (8.9 × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art × 17.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of an Gift of an anonymous donor, AFI.59.2017 anonymous donor, AFI.87.2017

38 Annual Report | Acquisitions | 39 Sangku Kim (Korean, born 1945) Red Building in Forest, Hale County, Darius Hill (American, lives and works in David Muench (American, born 1936) Bartholomeus Breenbergh (Dutch, Deventer August Sander (German, 1876–1964), Printed by Alabama, 1991, 1991; printed 1994, Birmingham, Alabama, born 1967), Fiber, 1598–1657 Amsterdam), Adoration of the Gunther Sander (German, 1907–1987) No. 715, 1999, ink on paper, woodblock Betatakin, Ancient Indian Cave, 1974, gelatin chromogenic print, sheet: 20 × 24 in. (50.8 2017–2018, aluminum, cast aluminum and paint, as Shepherds, 1643, oil on panel, 10 15⁄16 × 8 7⁄16 in. print, sheet: 21 1⁄4 × 16 3⁄8 in. (54 × 41.6 silver print, sheet: 19 5⁄8 × 15 5⁄8 in. (49.8 × Farmer and Wife (Bauernpaar Westerwald), × 61 cm), image: 17 3⁄4 × 21 7⁄8 in. (45.1 × installed: 115 × 50 × 43 in. (292.1 × 127 × 109.2 (27.8 × 21.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 39.7 cm), mount: 27 1⁄2 × 21 7⁄8 in. (69.9 × 1912; printed later, gelatin silver print, sheet: 12 55.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at cm), a.: 115 × 32 × 20 in. (292.1 × 81.3 × 50.8 at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Purchase with Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. H. Alan 55.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at × 9 3⁄8 in. (30.5 × 23.8 cm), image: 12 × 9 1⁄8 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John cm), b.: 101 × 24 × 25 in. (256.5 × 61 × 63.5 cm), funds provided by Ritchie, and Charles Scribner in Perry, AFI.171.2017 the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John in. (30.5 × 23.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Hagefstration, AFI.20.2018 Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham honor of Elberta G. Reid, AFI.103.2017 Hagefstration, AFI.26.2018 Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of No. 716, 1999, ink on paper, woodblock Museum of Art; Gift of the National Multiple John Hagefstration, AFI.33.2018 print, sheet: 21 × 15 7⁄8 in. (53.3 × 40.3 Sclerosis, Society, Alabama‑Mississippi Chapter, in Big Sur Headlands, Big Sur Coastline, CA, Pablo Picasso (Spanish, born Malaga, Spain 1881– Miriam N. Omura (American, born United Kingdom cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the honor of former Altec CEO Mr. Lee Styslinger, Jr., 1978, gelatin silver print, sheet: 19 5⁄8 × 15 1⁄2 died 1973, Mougins, France) Country Girls (Bauernmädchen), 1925; 1980; active Birmingham, Alabama), Facing Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Dr. H. Alan who was, recognized as the Honoree of the National in. (49.8 × 39.4 cm), mount: 28 × 24 in. (71.1 printed 1976, gelatin silver print, sheet: 12 × America, No DAPL (Clementine Minnie Bacchus et femme nue étendue, 1934, Perry, AFI.172.2017 Multiple Sclerosis Society, Alabama‑Mississippi × 61 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at 9 3⁄8 in. (30.5 × 23.8 cm), image: 11 5⁄8 × 8 3⁄8 Bordeaux), 2017, handwoven dye painted tencel engraving and drypoint, sheet: 17 3⁄4 × 13 1⁄2 in. Chapter’s Legacy, of Leadership campaign in 2016, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John in. (29.5 × 21.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, warp and weft, flag (including fringe): 50 1⁄2 × 25 (45.1 × 34.3 cm), plate: 11 11⁄16 × 9 3⁄8 in. (29.7 AFI.6.2018a‑b Hagefstration, AFI.27.2018 Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of in. (128.3 × 63.5 cm), installation (variable): 85 1⁄2 × 23.8 cm), image: 9 5⁄8 × 7 9⁄16 in. (24.4 × Contemporary Art John Hagefstration, AFI.35.2018 × 25 in. (217.2 × 63.5 cm), Museum purchase, 19.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Harry Callahan (American, 1912–1999), Jeff Pemberton, Moslem Cemetery, Kyrgyzstan, 2018.1 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Roy Curtis Dennis Oppenheim (American, 1938–2011), Providence, 1977, dye transfer print, sheet: 10 2002, Piezography inkjet print, sheet: 13 × 19 August Sander (German, 1876–1964), The Green, AFI.160.2017 Study for Slow Clap for Satie, 1989, pencil, 3⁄4 × 14 3⁄8 in. (27.3 × 36.5 cm), image: 8 7⁄8 × 13 in. (33 × 48.3 cm), image: 12 3⁄4 × 17 1⁄4 in. Widower (Der Witwer), 1914; printed 1976, gelatin Tim Youd (American, born 1967), Invitation to colored pencil, oil wash, and oil pastel on paper (two 3⁄8 in. (22.5 × 34 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, (32.4 × 43.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. Bacchanale avec jeune homme au masque, silver print, sheet: 12 × 8 7⁄8 in. (30.5 × 22.5 cm), “Tim Youd: Retyping St. Louis”, 2017, typing on sheets), overall: 77 × 50 in. (195.6 × 127 cm), each Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 1955, etching, sheet: 15 9⁄16 × 20 in. (39.5 × image: 11 1⁄2 × 8 3⁄4 in. (29.2 × 22.2 cm), Collection Strathmore watercolor postcard, 3 15⁄16 × 6 in. (10 × sheet: 38 1⁄2 × 50 in. (97.8 × 127 cm), Gift of Amy Hagefstration, AFI.9.2018 Hagefstration, AFI.32.2018 50.8 cm), plate: 10 1⁄16 × 12 1⁄16 in. (25.6 × of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of 15.2 cm), Anonymous gift, 2018.6 Plumb Oppenheim, in honor of Dennis Oppenheim, 30.6 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.34.2018 2017.47a‑b Paul Caponigro (American, born 1932), Tournous William Scott (American, born 1967) Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Roy Curtis Jim Dine (American, born 1935), Printed by Tandem Abbey, France, 1989, gelatin silver print, sheet: 13 Green, AFI.161.2017 Wolfgang Suschitzky (Austrian, 1912–2016) Press (United States, Madison, Wisconsin), Untitled Maple Leaf, San Francisco, USA, Negative William Christenberry (American, 1936–2016) 3⁄4 × 10 3⁄8 in. (34.9 × 26.4 cm), image: 13 1⁄4 × 9 (Pinocchio), 2005, photogravure, sheet: 14 1⁄16 × 1995; printed 2000, gelatin silver print, sheet: Amsterdam, 1934, gelatin silver print, sheet: 3⁄4 in. (33.7 × 24.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Armand Rassenfosse (Belgian, Liege 1862–1934 From the Klan Room, June 23, 1982, 1982, 11 13⁄16 in. (35.7 × 30 cm), image: 7 3⁄8 × 5 13⁄16 in. 8 7⁄8 × 12 3⁄8 in. (22.5 × 31.4 cm), mount: 22 16 × 12 in. (40.6 × 30.5 cm), image: 14 7⁄8 × Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Liege) Polaroid, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 8 7⁄16 in. (27.6 × 21.5 (18.7 × 14.8 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at × 18 in. (55.9 × 45.7 cm), Collection of the Art 10 15⁄16 in. (37.8 × 27.8 cm), Collection of the Hagefstration, AFI.16.2018 cm), image: 9 7⁄16 × 7 1⁄2 in. (24 × 19.1 cm), the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Roy Curtis Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Essai au vernis mou, 1894, softground and Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Museum purchase with partial funds provided Green, AFI.159.2017 Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.36.2018 etching on wove paper, sheet: 14 3⁄8 × 10 3⁄4 in. Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.39.2018 Study by an anonymous donor in memory of William Paul Mpagi Sepuya (American, born 1982), (36.5 × 27.3 cm), plate: 4 3⁄8 × 3 1⁄8 in. (11.1 × for a self‑portrait (1504), 2015, archival pigment Old Friends, Westport, Ireland, Negative View from 84 Charing Road towards Christenberry, 2017.48 Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925–2008), 7.9 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the print, sheet: 47 1⁄4 × 35 7⁄16 in. (120 × 90 cm), 1996; printed 2001, gelatin silver print, sheet: Cambridge Circus [stop light], 1936, gelatin Stallion (Jammer), 1976, satin‑covered rattan, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Roy Curtis From the Klan Room, March 17, 1982, 1982, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham 12 3⁄4 × 13 3⁄8 in. (32.4 × 34 cm), mount: 24 silver print, sheet: 16 × 12 in. (40.6 × 30.5 satin fabric, installed: 99 × 51 × 16 in. (251.5 × Green, AFI.162.2017 Polaroid, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 8 7⁄16 in. (27.6 × 21.5 Museum of Art; Purchase with funds provided by × 20 in. (61 × 50.8 cm), Collection of the Art cm), image: 13 3⁄16 × 11 7⁄16 in. (33.5 × 29.1 129.5 × 40.6 cm), fabric: 87 1⁄2 × 51 in. (222.3 cm), image: 9 7⁄16 × 7 1⁄2 in. (24 × 19.1 cm), members, of the Collectors Circle for Contemporary Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Essais, 1900, etching, softground etching and cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the × 129.5 cm), pole: 100 × 1 3⁄4 in. Diam. (254 Museum purchase, 2017.49 Art, The Friends of American Art, and the Sankofa Gift of John Hagefstration, AFI.37.2018 drypoint on simili‑japon paper, sheet: 11 3⁄4 × 8 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John × 4.4 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the 15⁄16 in. (29.8 × 22.7 cm), plate: 9 7⁄8 × 6 7⁄8 in. Hagefstration, AFI.40.2018 From the Klan Room, June, 1982, 1982, Society, AFI.21.2017 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Michael Straus, (25.1 × 17.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Polaroid, sheet: 10 7⁄8 × 8 7⁄16 in. (27.6 × 21.5 AFI.170.2017a‑b European Art Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of cm), image: 9 7⁄16 × 7 1⁄2 in. (24 × 19.1 cm), Chip Hooper (American, 1962–2016), Cape Foulwind Beach, Tasman Sea, 2003, gelatin Roy Curtis Green, AFI.163.2017 European Decorative Arts Museum purchase, 2017.50 David Sandlin (American, born Northern Ireland silver print, sheet: 18 3⁄16 × 23 3⁄8 in. (46.2 × 59.4 Uknown artist, Possibly Spain, Crucified Jesus, Alabama Landscape, Near Tuscaloosa, 1956; lived Hanceville, Alabama; lives and works cm), mount: 23 7⁄8 × 27 7⁄8 in. (60.6 × 70.8 cm), About 1600, fruitwood and painted glass, 16 15⁄16 Théo van Rysselberghe (Belgian, born Ghent Attributed to the Royal Prussian Iron Foundry, Berlin Alabama, 1980 in New, York), Perpetually Frozen in History , 1980; printed 1995, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham × 10 5⁄8 × 3 15⁄16 in. (43 × 27 × 10 cm), Museum 1862–died 1926 Saint‑Clair, Var, France), Étude de (Germany, operated 1804–1874), Vase, About from the series 76 Manifestations of American chromogenic dye coupler print, sheet: 11 × Museum of Art; Gift of John Hagefstration, purchase with funds provided by the Beaux Arts nu (Study of a nude), 1897, etching in black and 1820, cast iron, 10 × 4 1⁄4 × 4 3⁄8 in. (25.4 × 10.8 Destiny, 2017, acrylic on canvas tarpaulin with 14 in. (27.9 × 35.6 cm), image: 7 3⁄8 × 9 1⁄2 in. AFI.22.2018 Krewe, 2017.43 reddish brown, inked à la poupée on wove paper, × 11.1 cm), Museum purchase with funds given in metal grommets, 91 × 171 in. (231.1 × 434.3 cm), (18.7 × 24.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, sheet: 19 3⁄4 × 12 3⁄4 in. (50.2 × 32.4 cm), plate: 11 memory of Frederick J. Forschler; and provided by Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Michael Kenna (English, born 1953), Hilltop Trees, Uknown artist, Possibly Spain, Probably Italy, 7⁄8 × 5 7⁄8 in. (30.2 × 14.9 cm), image: 11 5⁄16 × 5 the estate of Janus Elizabeth Y. Ellenburg, Mr. and Museum of Art; Purchase with funds provided by the, John Hagefstration, AFI.17.2018 Study 3, Teshikaga, Hokkaido, Japan, 2004; Adoration of the Shepherds, Late 16th century, oil 5⁄16 in. (28.7 × 13.5 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Mrs. Victor H. Hanson II, and Elisabeth C. Brower, by Collectors Circle for Contemporary Art, AFI.1.2018 High Kudzu, Near Akron, Alabama, printed 2006, gelatin silver print, sheet: 7 5⁄8 × 8 on agate, gilded metal, wood, velvet, paper, painting/ Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Roy exchange, 2017.36 in. (19.4 × 20.3 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, metal frame: 8 7⁄8 × 6 3⁄8 × 1⁄4 in. (22.5 × 16.2 × Curtis Green, AFI.164.2017 1978,1978; printed 1996, chromogenic Mickalene Thomas (American, born 1971), Kiss Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 0.6 cm), backing board with reliquaries: 8 5⁄8 × 6 1⁄8 Bronze caster: Ferdinand Barbedienne (French, dye coupler print, sheet: 20 × 24 in. (50.8 Me and I’ll Kiss You Back (from the Brawling Hagefstration, AFI.23.2018 × 3⁄8 in. (21.9 × 15.6 × 1 cm), Museum purchase James Ensor (Belgian, born Ostend 1860–died 1810–1892), Decorator: Louis‑Constant Sévin × 61 cm), image: 18 × 22 in. (45.7 × 55.9 Spitfire Wrestling series) , 2006, rhinestones, in loving memory of Jeannine O’Grody with funds 1949, Ostend), Buste (Bust), 1887, drypoint on (French, 1821–1888), Chaser: Désiré Attarge cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the acrylic and enamel on wood panel, 48 × 60 × 2 1⁄2 Dirk Kenyon (American, born 1969), Reflecting provided by her family and friends, 2018.2a‑c simili‑japon paper, sheet: 9 13⁄16 × 6 5⁄16 in. (24.9 (French, 1820–1878), Pair of Candlesticks, Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John in. (121.9 × 152.4 × 6.4 cm), Collection of the Art the Essence of Mono Lake, Printed 1998, × 16 cm), plate: 5 1⁄16 × 3 7⁄16 in. (12.9 × 8.8 cm), 1872, gilt bronze and cloisonné enamel, each: Hagefstration, AFI.18.2018 Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of gelatin silver print, sheet: 23 1⁄8 × 29 5⁄8 in. (58.7 Jan Weenix (Dutch, 1641–1719), Dead Hare, Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Birmingham 14 1⁄4 × 5 1⁄4 × 5 1⁄4 in. (36.2 × 13.3 × 13.3 cm), Red Building in Forest, Hale County, Doreen Remen and Steven Weiner, AFI.4.2018 × 75.2 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at Grouse, King Fisher and Basket of Fruit at the Museum of Art; Gift of Roy Curtis Green, Museum purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Alabama, 1983, 1983; printed 1994, the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John Foot of a Stone Urn in a Garden with a Groom, AFI.165.2017 Mrs. Chester Huck, Ernest Lanzillotta in memory of , chromogenic print, sheet: 20 × 24 in. (50.8 Thornton Dial (American, 1928–2016), Untitled, Hagefstration, AFI.24.2018 Holding a Basket of Fruit, 1706, oil on canvas, Mariannina Lanzillotta, and Mrs. Robert I. Ingalls Sr., × 61 cm), image: 17 1⁄2 × 22 in. (44.5 × 1991–1997, canvas, paint, wood, wire, iron, and painting: 48 1⁄2 × 39 1⁄4 in. (123.2 × 99.7 cm), by exchange, 2017.37.1‑.2 55.9 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at ceramics, 30 × 68 × 15 in. (76.2 × 172.7 × Museum purchase with funds provided by the Beaux the Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of John 38.1 cm), Collection of the Art Fund, Inc. at the Arts Krewe in honor of Winston Martin Carl, 2018.7 Hagefstration, AFI.19.2018 Birmingham Museum of Art; Gift of Doug McCraw, AFI.5.2018

40 Annual Report | Acquisitions | 41 Gene Stutts; Lee and Kelly Styslinger; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carroll: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Köller: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Contributions Lee J. Styslinger, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Roger Suttle; Mr. Crockard, Jr. Mr. Thomas N. Carruthers: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dresher and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor lll; Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Stella Christine Kontos: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe; Alice and Carl Mia Oostinga Cather: Mr. Patrick Cather Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Thigpen; Anna M. and Douglass J. Thompson; Mr. Gift Date Range for this edition of the Magazine is Stewart Mott Dansby; Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Darden; Lester and Ms. Jeanne L. Jackson; Jim and Kelly Mary C. Clem: Mr. Joseph D. Clem Luckie; Queen Alli and her family and Mrs. George C. Thompson; Larry D. Thornton; Dr. 07.01.17 through 06.30.18, the BMA’s fiscal year. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Davis, Jr.; Mr. H. Corbin Day Lewis (Rushin); Mrs. James A. Livingston; George Jack W. Trigg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Temple Tutwiler III; Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Colvin: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Robert and Caroline Kower: Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooke and Mrs. Kim Morgan; Dr. and Mrs. Larry Deep; Terri Gambrill Lynn; Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr.; Mrs. C. Caldwell and Mrs. Ingram D. Tynes; Connie and Marshall Urist; Elliott III Johnston, Jr. In Honor of Denard and Steven Reider; Drs. Michael and Lisa Marks; Mr. and Mrs. John Markus; Marion and Edgar Mr. Samuel E. Urmey; The Honorable J. Scott Vowell DeVenny; Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeVivo; Mrs. Marx; Marx Brothers; Bill Mason, Bob Scharfenstein Dr. Katelyn Crawford: Mrs. Catherine C. Cabaniss; Chandler Thorogood Law: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry and Dr. Cameron McDonald Vowell; Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Adler: Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fierman Forsyth S. Donald; Patsy Dreher; Rachel K. Drennen and Bryan Underwood; Susan Matlock / Michael Mrs. James A. 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Worthen; Leo Mrs. Frederick Elsas; Mrs. Henrietta Emack; Lisa and McPhillips; Jim and Robin Meador-Woodruff; Dr. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Foster: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry McWhorter; The Cadmean Circle L. Abroms; Beth and Scott Adams; Mr. and Mrs. John and Rhetta Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wynn; Mr. Alan Engel; Mrs. Ruth Engel; Dr. William E. Engel; Suzanne M. Michalek; Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Miller; Given Alan K. Zeigler P. Adams; Alabama Power Foundation, Inc.; Mr. and The Engel Family; Beverly and Stanley Erdreich; Mr. Mrs. Patricia A. Millhouse; Ms. Dottie Mitchell; Joyce Mac and Maya Logue: Ted and Robin Metz Mrs. Edward K. Aldag, Jr.; Diane and Mark Aldridge; Lucy Elizabeth Gardner: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; and Mrs. Glenn Eubanks; Mrs. William W. Crawford Mitchell and John Mitchell; Ms. Margaret Mary Selden Andrews: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Caroline Goodwyn Luckie: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Margaret and Bruce Alexander; Ms. Olivia E. Alison; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Featheringill; Kaywin Feldman; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monaghan; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morad; Dr. and Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Melia Horton Allen and Family; Renée Goode Allison Luckie; Queen Alli and her family M. Fierman; Mr. and Mrs. William Fishburn III; Kelley Mrs. Robert Morris; Mr. Brad Morton; Mr. and Mrs. Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family and Mr. Richard T. Ahern; Mr. and Mrs. Robert and CT Fitzpatrick; Mrs. Dorothy Ireland Fletcher; Sam W. Murphy; Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Myatt; Susan Anna Catherine Gillespy: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Anderson; Gail C. Andrews and Richard B. Marchase Elinor Clay Anthony: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Ms. Adrienne Marshall: Mr. and Mrs. Devin C. Dolive Walton and Key Foster; Rachel and Conrad Fowler; and Alex Nading; Ms. Tanya Najwa; Dorothy and Al Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine and their children—Julia Trechsel Davis, Andrew R. Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Maye and Bernard Frei; Mr. and Mrs. James S. M. Naughton; Kate and Claude Nielsen; Jean and John Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Annie Lee Buce Mathews: Robert and Barbara Buce Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Trechsel, Nicholas D. Marchase, Allison E. Marchase; French; Carolyn and Henry Frohsin; Rebecca and Oliver; Ms. Ann F. Omura; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth deBerniere Given: Mr. and Mrs. S. Margaret Bell McCalley: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Anonymous; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Armstrong; A Ben Fulmer; Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Gaede, Jr.; Hugh Shirley K. Osband; Elizabeth and James Outland; Mrs. Dickie Boykin Arn: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III Perry Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Social Affair; Mrs. Pam Ausley; Dr. and Mrs. Fred and Anna Gainer; Mr. and Mrs. James Gewin; Ellen Penny and Ruffner Page; Buddy Palmer; Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Sally Baker: Leyden and Lucy Comer Greene; Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Baekeland; Ms. Candice W. Bagby; Ms. Sidney R. and Houston Gillespy; Mr. Andrew H. Glasgow; Mr. Sam Pathasema; Katherine and Donny Patton; Mrs. Bagby; Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr.; Dr. and and Mrs. Harold Goings; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goings, Elise M. Penfield; Martha Pezrow; Karen and Joel Mr. and Mrs. William Bates: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Margaret Allyn Pratt Given: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Mrs. Bethany McClellan: Mr. Edward McComas Mrs. Gene V. Ball; Peggy and Michael Balliet; Mrs. Jr.; Braxton and Mary Goodrich; Mr. William W. Piassick; Ms. Pauline Pinto; Diana and Gray Plosser; Given Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Mr. and Mrs. William L. McDavid: Mr. and Mrs. John Charlton Bargeron; Beaux Arts Krewe; Ms. Joyce Goodrich; Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Goodrich; Mr. and PNC; Paula Purse Pointer; Margaret and Kip Porter; Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Terry Beckham: Sylvia Goldberg; Mr. and Mrs. B. Elliott III Benington; Frances and Claude Bennett; Richard and Mrs. M. Williams Goodwyn, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. William Powell, Jr.; John and Nancy Poynor; Dr. Thomas R. McLeod Mr. Harold Goings: Ms. Martha Hiden; Millie and Billy Tracey Hering Bielen; Hal and Jane Bissell; Ms. Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. Miller Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. William T. Price; Ms. Angela F. Pruitt; Kathie Katherine Beall Michaux: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Hulsey; Dr. and Mrs. Roger Smith; John and Elizabeth Geneva Blackburn; Judge Sharon Lovelace Gordon Graham; Mr. Roy C. Green, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. and Pringle Ramsey; Mr. and Mrs. R. Bryan Ratliff; Mr. Mrs. Jenna Bedsole: Kiwanis Club Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Blackburn; Clarence and Sheila Blair; Irene Blalock; Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner, Jr. Paul Greenwood; Joy and Beau Grenier; Melanie and and Mrs. William T. Ratliff III; Mrs. Hallie H. Rawls; Harold Blach: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Dalton and Jon Blankenship; Ms. Katherine Blount; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goings: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Jay Grinney; Ms. Margaret Grubb; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Carolyn McDavid Ray; Red Diamond Coffee and Tea; Alice Lee Naughton: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Cate and Brian Boehm; Chris and Mary Boehm; Dr. BMA Docents: Mercedes-Benz Club of America Given; Mike and Gillian Goodrich; Ginger and Jimmy Haas; John Hagefstration; Wyona and Tom Hamby; Red Mountain Garden Club; Ms. Sonja Rieger; Mr. Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Graham C. Boettcher; Nina and Ken Botsford; Mr. Stewart Judith H. Hand; Mary and Victor Hanson; Craig and and Mrs. T. Alan Ritchie, Jr.; Dr. Janice W. Roberts; Dr. Dr. Graham C. Boettcher: Ms. Joyce Benington; Luckie; Queen Alli and her family and Mrs. Thomas M. Boulware III; Alice Meriwether Griff Harsh; Joan and Preston Haskell; Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay S. Robison and Mr. J. Andrew Robison; Dr. Mr. Patrick Cather; John Durr and Marilyn Elmore Mary Keller Greene: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given Bowsher; Betsy Bradley; Virginia and Laurence Wyatt R. Haskell; Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Hawley; Carol Rosenstiel and Ms. Fran Hogg; Mr. Mark Rosse Fund; Mountain Brook Baptist Church; St. Luke’s The Oostinga Family: Robert A. Cather Bradley; Robert Brady; Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Deanny Hardy & Steeple Arts Academy of Dance: Meghan Ann and Michael Hellenga; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Kaye McWane Rosse; Margaret and Francis Episcopal Church; The Honorable J. Scott Vowell Pat Palmer: Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Scott Bromberg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William Brooke; Judge Elias Hendricks, Jr.; Mrs. S. Richardson Hill, Jr.; Ms. Rushton; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton lll; Mr. and and Dr. Cameron McDonald Vowell; Vulcan Materials Leyden and Lucy Comer and Mrs. Houston L. Brown; Mrs. Peter Bunting; Becky Patterson: Margaret and Bruce Alexander Catherine Hillenbrand and Mr. Joseph Hudson; Mrs. William H. Satterfield; Ms. Melissa A. Schoel; Mr. Employee Development Association Catherine Brevard Harmon: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Kathy and Bruce Burdette; Grady F. and Sharon B. Virginia and John Hillhouse; Barbara Hirschowitz; John Schorrenberg; Virginia Hendrix Scruggs; Mr. Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Anne Genevieve Pickering: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Burrow; Annie and Greg Butrus; Camille Butrus; Mr. and Mrs. William Bowron, Jr.: Debardeleben Mary Louise Hodges; Frank and Denise Hughes; Mr. and Mrs. Scott Selman; Mrs. Jean S. Shanks; Babbie Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Gayle and Mike Byrne; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Foundation and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Ms. Carissa Hussong; and Waid Shelton; Jackie and Eric Simons; Dora and Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Haskell: Mrs. James A. Livingston Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Caldwell III; Mrs. Stanton B. Ingram Charitable Fund - Yin and Sanjay Singh; Kate and Charles Simpson; Sandra S. Haley Elizabeth Bradford: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Myla Calhoun; Meredith and Wesley Calhoun; Mr. and Mrs. Don Plosser: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given Stanton Ingram, Advisors; Jeanne Jackson and Mark Simpson; Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; Ann Morris Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Hazel Lena Hayes: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Kristina Callahan; Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III; Lester; Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. James; Dr. and Mrs. Smith; Garland and Lathrop Smith; Mrs. Marilyn S. Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Nancy and John Poynor: Mrs. James A. Livingston; Carol and Jeffrey Horvitz: Mrs. Camille Butrus Caroline Cargo and Bernard Peterson; Mr. Thomas N. H. Peter Jander; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jetmundsen; Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer S. Poynor III Norbert Brown: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Carruthers, Jr.; Mr. Patrick Cather; Dr. and Mrs. Jerry John Johns and Nancy Dunlap; Dr. and Mrs. James Joseph C. South lll; Mrs. Peter G. Smith, Ms. Stacy A. William C. "Billy" Hulsey: Mr. William W. Goodrich Caroline Sanders Reed: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; W. Chandler; Louise Chow and Tom Broker; Mr. and C. Johnson; Sallie and Jim Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, Ms. Ceil J. Snow, Sara B. Snow and Farley M. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bugg: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Camille Elizabeth Jernigan: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Mrs. William N. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Clayton, Brooke Johnston, Jr.; Cathy and Paul Jones; Ms. Lial Snow, Jim Sokol and Lydia Cheney, Carol O. Elliott III Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Jr.; Ms. Kate Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb; Jones; Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Mr. and Mrs. Sommers; Janie Spencer; Patricia and Rick Sprague; Mrs. Anne Burke: BMA Thursday Docents Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Brooke H. Coleman; Jane S. Comer and Charles A. Gerard J. Kassouf; Bill and Jeanette Keller; Dr. Kent Dr. Sandra Sprayberry and Mr. Sam Munyer; Monty Ms. Judy Reese: Mr. David Reese Lantz; Ms. Rita C. Constantine; The Honorable and Margaret Burnham: Graham C. Boettcher; Bob Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kelley: Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III T. and Mrs. Enid F. Keyser; Dr. and Mrs. Robert and Vastine Stabler; John and Carolyn Stadtlander; Mrs. Elberta G. Reid: Mr. Charles Scribner Mrs. Ralph D. Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook; Scharfenstein Kimberly; Dr. David Kitchens and Dr. Rupa Kitchens; Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Stapleton; Arnold Steiner; Kaylor Elizabeth Kidd: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Judy and Jim Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cosby; Mrs. Florence Richey: Mr. Patrick Cather Dr. and Mrs. Lanning Kline; Seth and Meg Landefeld; Elizabeth and John Steiner; Mrs. Mary S. Steiner; Ms. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bushnell, Jr.: Mr. and Mrs. S. Amy Crawford; Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Crockard, Jr.; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. LaRussa; Lynn and Benny Rose H. Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stephens; Bill Perry Given Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Amy Rogers: Ellen and Hobart McWhorter Mrs. Mary Lynda Crockett; Ralph and Mary Helen LaRussa; Mary Lyn and David LaRussa; Jonathan and Kimeran Stevens; Lewis and Carol Stewart; Ms. Chris Cain: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Crowe; Mrs. Stefanie Rookis Crumpton and Mr. Jack Lehman and Zachary Huelsing; Dr. V. Markham Kate C. Stockham; Denis and Julia Stork; Evelyn and Kelly Rushin and Jim Lewis: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Crumpton; Lyndra and Charles W. (Bill) Daniel;

42 Annual Report | 43 Walker Evans Sanders: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Tricia and Troy Wallwork: Dr. Graham C. Boettcher; Mr. Mrs. Fay Long Hart: Mrs. Connie Bishop; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. James E. Simpson: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reider; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dixon; Mr. Nate Art Fund Inc. Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morris John B. Church; Ms. Geraldine P. Dunham; Mr. James Aisner; Mrs. Katherine Y. Avant; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dreger; Mrs. Mary Sue Durant; Dr. and Mrs. John Anonymous; James Milton & Sallie R. Johnson Luckie; Queen Alli and her family B. Gordy; Mrs. Tallulah Hargrove; Dr. and Mrs. James Erdreich, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hinds; Mrs. Eagan, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. George S. Eastwood, Jr.; Mr. Foundation; John Durr and Marilyn Elmore Fund at Anne Douglass Williams: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Kamplain; Mr. and Mrs. Davor A. Lukatic; Mr. and Mrs. Edward U. Kissel, Jr.; Mr. Henry S. Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr.; Dr. Rosemary and Mr. the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Dr. Robert Schindler: Mr. and Mrs. Melford T. Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Steve McGuire; Mrs. Barbara Nagel; Sprig O Holly W. Warren B. Rhett Charles Faust; Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Fazio; Mr. and Cleveland Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Garden Club Mrs. Robert M. Fierman; Mr. Charles E. Foshee, Jr.; Art on the Rocks Renee Sims: BMA Wednesday Docents; Ms. Martha Anne Kinsman Simmons: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Sue and Nick Willis: Dr. Graham C. Boettcher Mr. Martin E. Fox; Dr. and Mrs. J. David Fraley; Mr. 20 Midtown; Birmingham Budweiser Distributing Co.; Bettye B. Hirsch: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Pezrow; The Focus Group Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Kathleen Claire Wilson: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; and Mrs. Hugh S. Gainer; Mr. Robert M. Gambrell, Bromberg’s; Dale's Sauces, Inc. Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Joyce Holcomb: Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr. Elizabeth Dunlap Smith: Mrs. Betty Glass; Ms. Anne Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. John M. Geer; Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hartline; Vulcan Value Partners; Jane and Paul Van Dora and Sanjay Singh: Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Luckie; Queen Alli and her family John H. Josey: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier J. Geer; Dr. and Mrs. Yancey Gillespie; Mrs. Betty Bart's ArtVenture Wyke Callahan Glass; Dr. and Mrs. John J. Gleysteen; Mr. and Mrs. Milo's Tea Company; Robert R. Meyer Foundation Dr. Donald A. Wood: Ms. Joyce Benington; Mr. and Virginia Stockham Ladd: Mrs. William W. Featheringill Mrs. Helen Hassler Snow: Monica and Mike Cochran; Glenn C. Goedecke; Mr. Mark Golden; Mrs. Myrna Dr. David A. Skier: Eve, Henry, Jeff and Aimee Skier Mrs. Timothy A. Callahan; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ann Bairnsfather Lambert: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III; Dr. and Mrs. James Goldstein; Mrs. Katherine Graff; Mr. Lee Greenburg; Beaux Arts Krewe Erdreich, Jr.; Sylvia Goldberg; Dr. and Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier: Antiquarian Society of Eskew; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waites; Kathi and Kamplain; Mrs. Patricia A. Millhouse; Mrs. Marilyn S. Mr. Andrew R. Greene and Ms. Carol Schulz; Ms. Beaux Arts Krewe; Ms. Deborah N. Davis; Mr. and T. Price; Dr. John E. Schloder; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Birmingham Alabama Danny Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Wells; Mr. Smith Margaret Grubb; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Haas; Mr. Andrew Mrs. S. Perry Given, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Steiner; Mr. Alan K. Zeigler and Mrs. Carlos Womble N. Hey; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hillhouse, Jr.; Mrs. Carey Goodrich; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Greene; Ms. Mrs. Nan Skier: Ms. Joyce Benington; Arlene and Dr. Albert J. Tully: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Sr.; Mr. Jim Wooten: Mrs. Jane F. Wooten T. Hinds; Mrs. Barbara Hirschowitz; Mr. and Mrs. Martha Hiden; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Mrs. Milton Goldstein; New Horizons UAB; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lindquist: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss, Jr. William C. Hulsey; Dr. and Mrs. H. Peter Jander; Dr. Catherine W. Luckie; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Martin; Dr. Arie Raviv; The Women’s Committee of 100 for Kay Wooten: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; Mrs. Jane Wilson Alexander Long: Mr. Patrick Cather Mr. Fritz Woehle: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson; Mrs. Betty R. Johnston; and Mrs. Roger Smith; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steiner; Birmingham, Inc. F. Wooten Ms. Ellen Johnston; Ms. Martha Johnston; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James D. Stewart, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred John Massey: Dr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson and Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Emily Symington Slayton: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Antoinette Dunn Wyatt: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Crockard; Jr.; Mrs. Elberta G. Reid; Mr. Guy Reynolds; Mrs. Brian D. Judd; Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; H. Turner, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Vogtle, Jr. Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Ms. Marilyn Merkle: Ms. Amy Connally Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr. LAH Real Estate, Inc; Mr. Jerome H. Lapidus; Dr. Janice Milner Lasseter; Ms. Fran Lawlor; Mr. and Bunting Biennial Ceramics Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Ms. Nina Miglionico: Mrs. Jenna Bedsole Mr. Raymond J. Wood: Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mrs. Raymond A. Lee, Jr.; Ms. Gayle Leitman; Mrs. Symposium Fund Mrs. Peter Smith: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jefcoat Stadtlander Shelia Chunn Morton: Mr. Brad Morton Sara Luedtke; Dr. Frances Lund and Dr. Troy Randall; Mr. Patrick Cather Mr. Jim Sokol: Mary Ruth and Fred Ingram Dr. and Mrs. John M. Lyons; Dr. Walter L. Maddox; In Memory of Max Nomberg: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Mrs. Haley March; Michel Marcoux; Mrs. Alice S. Conservation Mr. and Mrs. Clifford M. Spencer: Mr. and Mrs. John Dr. Jeannine O’Grody: Mr. Richard T. Darden; Mr. and Marks; Mr. and Mrs. John Markus; Mayer Electric Dr. Graham C. Boettcher; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eskew; B. Elliott III Nelson Abercrombie, Jr.: Mr. Patrick Cather Mrs. Paul Greenwood Acquisitions Supply Company, Inc.; Mr. Mark Mayhall; Ms. Carol A. Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Ms. Martha Pezrow; Mary Evelyn Sprain: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Mrs. Evelyn Allen: The Phillip Abroms Family; Mr. Wim Oostinga: Mr. Patrick Cather Antiquarian Society of Birmingham Alabama; Mr. McCoy; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. McLean; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Walter R. Scharfenstein; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Jesse M. Bates III; Ms. Joyce Benington; Mr. Frank Richard T. Darden; Dwight & Lucille Beeson Fund; Thomas R. McLeod; Mr. Mark Rosse and Mrs. Kaye Waites; Susan Mott Webb Charitable Trust; Kathi and Mr. Rollin Osgood: Mrs. James A. Livingston Luckie; The Sperling Family Charitable Foundation; Fleming; Mrs. Reta Guttman; Dr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Milton Goldstein; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McWane Rosse; Mr. and Mrs. Hobart A. McWhorter, Danny Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Wells; Mr. Queen Alli and her family C. Johnson; Ms. Ellen R. Kallman; Dr. and Mrs. Judith J. Proctor: Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell Greenwood; Harold and Regina Simon Fund; New Jr.; James H. and Robin Meador-Woodruff; Ted and and Mrs. Carlos Womble; Dr. Donald A. Wood James Kamplain; Michelle and Herbert Luria; Mrs. Robin Metz; Mr. and Mrs. John K. Molen; Mr. John David Stearns: Mr. and Mrs. David Stearns & Berkowitz, PC; Kimberly and Nelson Bean; Nancy, Horizons UAB; Dr. and Mrs. John W. Poynor; Dr. and Patricia A. Millhouse; Mrs. Shirley K. Osband; Mr. and Ricky and Wil Bromberg; Ms. Mickie Coggin; Mr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; The Buddy Taub Foundation; The H. Morrow; Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Murphy; Mrs. Phil Digital Initiatives Walton Leigh Stivender: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Mrs. Howard E. Palmes; Robert Raiford and Zane Mrs. John E. Cuttino; Mr. Derin Dickerson; DRI, Inc.; Skier Foundation; The Sperling Family Charitable H. Neal, Jr.; Ms. Marguerite Nunnally; Mr. and Mrs. Hill Crest Foundation, Inc.; The Freeman Foundation Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Rhoades; Harriet Schaffer and Karl Schaffer; Ms. Susan and John Dulin; David, Jan, John and Paul Foundation; Women's Committee of 100 for William A. Nunnelley; Mrs. Elise M. Penfield; Pam and Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Marianne Schoel; Mrs. Marilyn S. Smith; Jim Sokol Ehrhardt; Susanne and Robert Esdale; Tookie and Birmingham, Inc. John Powell; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powers; Mr. and Mrs. Director's Discretionary Fund Mr. Jeffrey I. Stone and Dr. Linda J. Stone: Mr. and and Lydia Cheney; Cathy and Steve Wright Keith Hazelrig; Michael and Karen Keel; Teri and Pat Wilmer S. Poynor III; Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price; Ms. Mr. Patrick Cather; Mountain Brook Baptist Church; Africa and the Americas Kimberly G. Redman; Mr. Guy Reynolds; Mr. Russell Sotheby's; St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Mrs. S. Perry Given Ruby S. and John P. Ansley: Ms. Sallie S. Aman Lavette; Sally and Will Legg; the Louisiana-Pacific Corporation Legal Department; Mr. George G. Lynn; Ms. Martha Pezrow R. Rhodes; Rucker and Margaret Agee Fund; Dr. and Mildred Eugenia Stutts: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Dr. Frederick Baekeland: Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier Heather and Phillip McWane; Ms. Carol Nickell; Mr. Mrs. Allen D. Rushton; Dr. Merle M. Salter; Samuel Docent School Bus Fund Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine E. Upchurch, Jr. Charitable Foundation; Ms. Gailya Beth Blair: Richard Tubb Interiors; Dr. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Harlan I. Prater IV; Mr. and Mrs. James L. Annual Fund Alabama Beta Lambda - Delta Kappa Gamma; BMA Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Graves Sargent; Mr. Cary Saurage; Mr. and Mrs. A. Skier Priester; Diane and Jim Richardson; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. E. R. Agee, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James E. Aisner; Docent Council; BMA Thursday Docents; Coca-Cola Mrs. Catherine Styslinger: Elise Leonard Doss Gregory Vistica; Mr. James Weatherholtz Mrs. Lynn B. Ault; Mrs. Nancy P. Bailey and Mr. Robert A. Scott; Mr. and Mrs. R. Waid Shelton, Jr.; Bottling Company United, Inc.; Ms. Kathryn DeCola; Mrs. Shila Donovan Bowron: Mrs. James A. Walter W. Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Simons; Ms. Nancy Sloan; Mr. and Diamond Tours, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Elliott III; Anne and Roger Suttle: Elise Leonard Doss Mr. Pringle Ramsey: Ms. Martha Pezrow Livingston; Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly Miree, Jr.; Mr. and Betty and Tom Barton; Ms. Joyce Benington; Dr. Mrs. Murray Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Rick Smith; Ms. Bari Mrs. Fay L. Hart; Kingswood Christian School; Mr. Margaret Elizabeth Tapscott: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Mrs. Robin A. Wade, Jr. Topsy Smith Rigney: Betty and Tom Barton and Mrs. Jon J. Blankenship; Dr. James R. Bonner Sokol; Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney; and Mrs. Sam W. Murphy; Mrs. Shirley K. Osband; Given; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; and Dr. Coralie S. Hains; Brad Morton Studio, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. South lll; Mr. John O. Spinks; Providence Christian School; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dr. Peter Bunting: Mr. Patrick Cather; Mrs. James A. Lorol Roden Bowron Rediker Rucker: John Michael Catherine Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Bradley; Mrs. Rebecca L. Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Stapleton; Ms. Patricia Garner Rushing; Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney; Livingston Rediker and Diana Rediker Slaughter Bradley; Mrs. Joan W. Broerman; The Honorable Stanton; Mr. and Mrs. David Stearns; Mr. and Mrs. The Talbots, Inc.; Mrs. Don Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terry: Mrs. James A Livingston Jim Burnham: Ms. Martha Pezrow Mr. Harris Saunders, Jr.: Mrs. Elizabeth W. Ratliff and Mrs. Houston L. Brown; Mrs. Anne W. Burdette; Gaston Stein; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steiner; Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry S. Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. Denis N. Stork; Ms. Rosemary Education and Programs Eivor and Alston Callahan: Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Spencer Shoults: Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Burdette; Mr. and Mrs. William Given H. Strouss; Dr. Roger and Anne Suttle; Mr. and Mrs. Alabama Humanities Foundation; Dr. Graham C. Callahan Martha Pezrow; Dr. Donald A. Wood J. Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. Joseph P. Calandra; Ms. Ann Casey; Mr. Patrick Cather; Dr. B. Chandra-Sekar; William F. Swoger; Mr. Thomas F. Talbot; Mrs. Sheila Boettcher; Mrs. Jennifer Bohan; Mr. Alex Boles; Catherine Claire Turner: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; Melford T. Cleveland: Ms. Karen Kelly; Mr. Ronald Mr. Thomas R. Simmons, Jr.: Claire and Jack Martin; Dr. Stephen L. Chew and Ms. Daisy Wong; Mrs. H. Taylor; Dr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe; Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Callahan; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Stichweh Mr. Amasa Smith, Jr. Marshall M. Urist; The Honorable J. Scott Vowell and Cochran; Dr. Jutta von Buchholtz; City of Hoover; Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Charles E. Clark; Mr. Joseph D. Clem; Ms. Juanita Rebecca Bowers Cooper: Dr. and Mrs. John Eagan, Sr. Evans Simpson: Kappie and Evans Dunn, Jr.; Mr. and Colbert; Dr. and Mrs. G. William Cole; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Cameron McDonald Vowell; Mr. and Mrs. Harold City of Mountain Brook; City of Vestavia Hills; Mr. Kathryn Alline Vogtle: Mr. and Mrs. S. Perry Given; James Cook; Dr. David Corliss; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prince Whatley II; Larry and Andrea Whitehead; and Mrs. John B. Elliott III; Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Dr. Gregory Morris Dillard, Jr.: Ms. B. J. Scharath Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Mr. and Mrs. Robin Wade, Jr.; Stephen, Carolyn, and Mary Keller Greene; Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Cullom Walker, Jr. Crockard, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Curran; Mr. and Ms. Jane F. Williams; Joe and Christine Wilson; Dr. Erdreich; Eyesight Foundation of Alabama; Mr. Scott Luckie; Queen Alli and her family Mr. Frank Fleming: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Mrs. Charles W. Daniel; Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Davis, Donald A. Wood; Mrs. Jane F. Wooten; Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford and Mr. Christopher J. Campanotta; Ms. Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr.; Ms. Terry K. Mr. Henry E. Simpson: Mr. and Mrs. James E. Aisner Mrs. Tricia Wallwork: EY Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davis; Mr. H. Corbin Day and Marion Wynn; Ms. Janet Yother Mandy Hays; Mr. Jan Jander; Dr. and Mrs. James Simmons Mrs. Kim Morgan; Dr. and Mrs. Larry Deep; Ms. Kamplain; Dr. Joseph B. LaRussa and Family; Mr. Nancy M. Delony; Ms. Terri Denard and Mr. Steven CD Leist; Mr. David Loper; Mike and Gillian Goodrich

44 Annual Report | Contributions | 45 Foundation; Mrs. Patricia A. Millhouse; Protective Life Carruthers, Jr.; Mr. Patrick Cather; Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Gerard J. Kassouf; Bill and Jeanette Keller; Dr. Kent Kate C. Stockham; Denis and Julia Stork; Evelyn and James C. Johnson; Mrs. Betty R. Johnston; Ms. Ellen Corporation; Ms. Elizabeth Reid; Rosewood Academy; W. Chandler; Louise Chow and Tom Broker; Mr. and T. and Mrs. Enid F. Keyser; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gene Stutts; Lee and Kelly Styslinger; Mr. and Mrs. R. Kallman; Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Michael Museum Ball Fund Dr. and Mrs. R. Waid Shelton; Mrs. Marilyn S. Smith; Mrs. William N. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Clayton, Kimberly; Dr. David Kitchens and Dr. Rupa Kitchens; Lee J. Styslinger, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Roger Suttle; Mr. and Karen Keel; Ms. Karen Kelly; Ms. Cheryl R. 1919 Investment Counsel & Stifel Financial; Mr. and The Comer Foundation; The Joseph S. Bruno Jr.; Ms. Kate Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cobb; Dr. and Mrs. Lanning Kline; Seth and Meg Landefeld; and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor lll; Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Killingsworth; Mrs. Edward Kissel, Jr.; Kiwanis Club ; Mrs. D. Scott Adams; Alabama Power Company; Charitable Foundation; Wells Fargo Foundation; Mr. Brooke H. Coleman; Jane S. Comer and Charles A. Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. LaRussa; Lynn and Benny Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe; Alice and Carl Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knowlton, Jr.; Teri and Pat Lavette; Renée Goode Allison and Mr. Richard T. Ahern; Altec Mike White Lantz; Ms. Rita C. Constantine; The Honorable and LaRussa; Mary Lyn and David LaRussa; Jonathan Thigpen; Anna M. and Douglass J. Thompson; Mr. Sally and Will Legg; Mrs. James A. Livingston, Jr.; / Styslinger Foundation; Anna H. Donald Interior Mrs. Ralph D. Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook; Lehman and Zachary Huelsing; Jim and Kelly Lewis and Mrs. George C. Thompson; Larry D. Thornton; Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lloyd; John and Helen Logue; Design; AUTOTEC; Balch and Bingham LLP; Mr. Endowment Judy and Jim Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cosby; (Rushin); Mrs. James A. Livingston; George Gambrill Jack W. Trigg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Temple Tutwiler III; Mr. the Louisiana-Pacific Corporation Legal Department; and Mrs. Michael Balliet; BBVA Compass; Katherine Mrs. Nancy P. Bailey and Mr. Walter W. Bailey; Ms. Amy Crawford; Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Crockard, Jr.; Lynn; Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr.; Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks; and Mrs. Ingram D. Tynes; Connie and Marshall Urist; Dr. and Mrs. Davor A. Luketic; Michelle and Herbert and Lawrence Bear; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Julie L. Buce; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buce; Mrs. William Mrs. Mary Lynda Crockett; Ralph and Mary Helen Mr. and Mrs. John Markus; Marion and Edgar Marx; Mr. Samuel E. Urmey; The Honorable J. Scott Vowell Luria ; Mr. George G. Lynn; Mr. Henry S. Lynn; Mr. and Alabama; Chris and Mary Boehm; Bradley Arant Bolt W. Featheringill; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hess; Estate Crowe; Mrs. Stefanie Rookis Crumpton and Mr. Jack Marx Brothers; Bill Mason, Bob Scharfenstein and and Dr. Cameron McDonald Vowell; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. Michel Marcoux; Mr. Eugene D. Martenson; Cummings LLP; Brasfield & Gorrie; The Honorable of Shirley Hess; Jimmie and Emil Hess Fund; Lorol Crumpton; Lyndra and Charles W. (Bill) Daniel; Bryan Underwood; Susan Matlock and Michael Robin A. Wade, Jr.; Patricia and Troy Wallwork; Julie Mrs. Inez McCollum; Mr. Edward McComas; Mr. and Mrs. Houston L. Brown; Brownell Travel; Drs. Roden Bowron Rediker Rucker Foundation; Mr. Stewart Mott Dansby; Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Darden; Calvert; Mrs. Alan R. Matthews; Judy and Gerson and Jeff Ward; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward; Charles Jack P. McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. Steve McGuire; Tara and James Bryant; Bud's Best Cookies; Buffalo Henry S. Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pharo; The Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Davis, Jr.; Mr. H. Corbin Day May; Emily and Willard McCall, Jr.; Dr. Charles L. and Mary L. Watkins; Lucy Trabue Watson; Ms. Ms. Kathryn McHugh; Mr. Laurence McMillan; Rock Co. Pepsi-Cola; Burr & Forman LLP; Catherine Hugh Kaul Foundation; UAB Educational Foundation; and Mrs. Kim Morgan; Dr. and Mrs. Larry Deep; Terri “Scotty” McCallum; Mrs. Lynette A. McCary; Doug Angie S. Webb; Holly and Prince Whatley; Frances Heather and Phillip McWane; Mercedes-Benz Club and Bill Cabaniss; J. Wesley and Meredith Calhoun; University of Alabama Health Services Foundation Denard and Steven Reider; Drs. Michael and Lisa McCraw; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McGahey; Emmy and George Wheelock; Mr. and Mrs. Heustis P. of America; Mr. Willis J. Meriwether III; Mrs. Patricia Capital Strategies; Patrick Cather; Chalker Group; DeVenny; Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeVivo; Mrs. and Travis McGowin; Mr. Johnny McIntosh; Mr. and Whiteside, Jr.; Ms. Maralyn D. Wilson; Dr. Donald A. A. Millhouse; Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly Miree; Mrs. Fletcher and John Chambliss; Mr. and Mrs. John Exhibitions Forsyth S. Donald; Patsy Dreher; Rachel K. Drennen Mrs. Emmett E. McLean; Mr. and Mrs. George Wood; Laura and David Woodruff; Kay and Jim Barbara Nagel; Ms. Carol Nickell; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chapman; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chappell; Mr. and Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. (The Original (Mrs. Alan T. Drennen, Jr.) and Alan T. Drennen lll; McMillan; Dr. Heather McPherson; Louise and Frank Wooten; Mrs. Peter T. Worthen; Sally V. Worthen; Leo Ruffner Page, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Palmes; Mrs. Thomas W. Christian; CKS Packaging, Inc.; Makers); Alabama State Council on the Arts Patty B. and Dave Driscoll; Mrs. Betsy A. Dumas; McPhillips; Jim and Robin Meador-Woodruff; Dr. and Rhetta Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wynn; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George G. Petty; Ms. Martha Pezrow; Dr. and Mrs. C. Glenn Cobbs; Coca-Cola Bottling (The Original Makers); Mrs. Camille Butrus EBSCO Industries; Carmen and Trey Echols; Kathryn Suzanne M. Michalek; Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Miller; Alan K. Zeigler Miss Emily Philpot; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Powell; Dr. Company United, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. (Dutch reinstallation); Mr. Patrick Cather (Dutch and Doug Eckert; Mr. Robert D. Eckinger and Ms. Mrs. Patricia A. Millhouse; Ms. Dottie Mitchell; Joyce and Mrs. John W. Poynor; Mr. and Mrs. Harlan I. Conroy; Corporate Realty; Cory Watson, P.C.; Joyce reinstallation); Mr. Robert A. Cather (Dutch Maibeth J. Porter; Ms. Rebekah Elgin-Council and Mr. Crawford Mitchell and John Mitchell; Ms. Margaret General Operating Prater IV; Mr. and Mrs. James L. Priester; Robert Crawford Mitchell; CRC Insurance Services; Mr. and reinstallation); Mr. and Mrs. Melford T. Cleveland Bryan Council; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkourie; Ann Monaghan; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morad; Dr. and The Phillip Abroms Family; Alabama State Council on Raiford and Zane Rhoades; Mrs. Elizabeth W. Ratliff Mrs. Francis Crockard, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. (Dutch reinstallation); Jefferson County Commission Rolling Elliot; Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ellis; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Morris; Mr. Brad Morton; Mr. and Mrs. the Arts; Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander; Dr. Lydia ; Mr. and Mrs. Arie Raviv; Mrs. Elberta G. Reid; Mr. W. Crutchfield; Mr. and Mrs. Whitney DeBardeleben; (The Original Makers); Robert Lehman Foundation, Mrs. Frederick Elsas; Mrs. Henrietta Emack; Lisa and Sam W. Murphy; Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Myatt; Susan L. Alexander; Ms. Sallie S. Aman; Mrs. Katherine Y. Warren B. Rhett; Richard Tubb Interiors; Diane and Terri Denard and Steven Reider; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inc. (Dutch reinstallation); Dr. Donald A. Wood Alan Engel; Mrs. Ruth Engel; Dr. William E. Engel; and Alex Nading; Ms. Tanya Najwa; Dorothy and Al Avant; Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr.; Baker Jim Richardson; Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Robertson; Dixon; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Donald; Doster The Engel Family; Beverly and Stanley Erdreich; Mr. Naughton; Kate and Claude Nielsen; Jean and John Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC; Mr. Mrs. Ralph Rooney; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sanders, Jr.; Construction Company, Inc.; EBSCO Industries; Gail C. Andrews Fund for Public Programs and Mrs. Glenn Eubanks; Mrs. William W. Oliver; Ms. Ann F. Omura; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Balliet ; Mrs. Ruth H. Bartow; Mr. Ms. Gailya Graves Sargent; Harriet Schaffer and Karl Wanda Elkourie; Encompass Health Corporation; Ms. Linda T. Abele; Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Abroms; Featheringill; Kaywin Feldman; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shirley K. Osband; Elizabeth and James Outland; Jesse M. Bates III; Kimberly and Nelson Bean; Dr. Schaffer; Ms. B. J. Scharath; Dr. John E. Schloder; Energen Corporation; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Scott and Beth Adams; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Adams; M. Fierman; Mr. and Mrs. William Fishburn III; Kelley Penny and Ruffner Page; Buddy Palmer; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wendell Bedsole; Ms. Joyce Benington; Mr. Mrs. Marianne Schoel; Ms. Terry K. Simmons; Dr. Jr.; Mrs. John McLaughlin Forney, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Alabama Power Foundation, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. and CT Fitzpatrick; Mrs. Dorothy Ireland Fletcher; Sam Pathasema; Katherine and Donny Patton; Mrs. and Mrs. Benjamin Benton; Mrs. Connie Bishop; Ms. and Mrs. James W. Skillen; Michael L. Slive and Bernard Frei; GlaxoSmithKline; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edward K. Aldag, Jr.; Diane and Mark Aldridge; Walton and Key Foster; Rachel and Conrad Fowler; Elise M. Penfield; Martha Pezrow; Karen and Joel Genevieve Blaudeau; BMA Wednesday Docents; Elizabeth Slive; Mr. Amasa G. Smith; Mrs. Marilyn S. H. Goings; Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Goodrich; Harbert Margaret and Bruce Alexander; Ms. Olivia E. Alison; Maye and Bernard Frei; Mr. and Mrs. James S. M. Piassick; Ms. Pauline Pinto; Diana and Gray Plosser; Dr. Graham C. Boettcher; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas O. Smith; Ms. Yvonne Smith; Mrs. Johnnie O. Spina; Mr. Realty Services, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hardin, Melia Horton Allen and Family; Renée Goode Allison French; Carolyn and Henry Frohsin; Rebecca and PNC; Paula Purse Pointer; Margaret and Kip Porter; Bouler III; Bobbie L. Bren-Carley and C. A. Carley; and Mrs. Richard W. Sprague; Sprig O Holly Garden Jr.; Wyatt and Susan Haskell; Mr. David B. Hezlep; and Mr. Richard T. Ahern; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben Fulmer; Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Gaede, Jr.; Hugh Mrs. William Powell, Jr.; John and Nancy Poynor; Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg, Jr.; Nancy, Ricky, Club; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stadtlander; Mr. Ronald Amy and Kevin Hill; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Anderson; Gail C. Andrews and Richard B. Marchase and Anna Gainer; Mr. and Mrs. James Gewin; Ellen and Mrs. William T. Price; Ms. Angela F. Pruitt; Kathie and Wil Bromberg; The Honorable and Mrs. Houston Stichweh; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sylvester; Mr. and Intermark Group, Inc.; J. Smith Lanier & Co., Inc.; April and their children—Julia Trechsel Davis, Andrew R. and Houston Gillespy; Mr. Andrew H. Glasgow; Mr. and Pringle Ramsey; Mr. and Mrs. R. Bryan Ratliff; Mr. L. Brown; Mrs. Sara Bryan; Ms. Sarah E. Burchfield; Mrs. C. Logan Taylor III; The Cadmean Circle; The Jackson and Lane McNaron; Jemison Investment Trechsel, Nicholas D. Marchase, Allison E. Marchase; and Mrs. Harold Goings; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Goings, and Mrs. William T. Ratliff III; Mrs. Hallie H. Rawls; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Foundation of Alabama; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Co., Inc.; Joe Piper, Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. James Milton Anonymous; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Armstrong; A Jr.; Braxton and Mary Goodrich; Mr. William W. Carolyn McDavid Ray; Red Diamond Coffee and Tea; Timothy Callahan; Mr. Patrick Cather; Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Vistica; Vulcan Johnson; Dr. James and Mrs. Esta Kamplain; Mr. Social Affair; Mrs. Pam Ausley; Dr. and Mrs. Fred Goodrich; Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Goodrich; Mr. and Red Mountain Garden Club; Ms. Sonja Rieger; Mr. Paul Cavender; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Champion; Dr. and Employee Development Association; Vulcan Value and Mrs. Jonathan L. Kimerling; Drs. Rupa and Baekeland; Ms. Candice W. Bagby; Ms. Sidney R. Mrs. M. Williams Goodwyn, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James and Mrs. T. Alan Ritchie, Jr.; Dr. Janice W. Roberts; Dr. Mrs. Jerry W. Chandler; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Church; Partners; Jane and Paul Van Wyke; Mr. and Mrs. David Kitchens; Dr. Michele Kong; Jack H. Krueger; Bagby; Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr.; Dr. and Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. Miller Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay S. Robison and Mr. J. Andrew Robison; Dr. Ms. Mickie Coggin; Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Comer; Robin A. Wade, Jr.; Ms. Nancy C. Walburn; Mr. and Margaret G. Livingston; George Gambrill Lynn; Mrs. Gene V. Ball; Peggy and Michael Balliet; Mrs. Gordon Graham; Mr. Roy C. Green, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Carol Rosenstiel and Ms. Fran Hogg; Mr. Mark Rosse Ms. Amy Connally; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crockard, Jr.; Mrs. Cullom Walker, Jr.; Mr. James Weatherholtz; Dr. Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr.; Marion and Edgar Marx, Jr.; Charlton Bargeron; Beaux Arts Krewe; Ms. Joyce Paul Greenwood; Joy and Beau Grenier; Melanie and and Mrs. Kaye McWane Rosse; Margaret and Francis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cuttino; Ms. Judy K. Dawson; Virginia Wimberley; Ms. Caroline Wingate; Cathy and Mayer Electric Supply Co., Inc.; Maynard, Cooper, Benington; Frances and Claude Bennet; Richard and Jay Grinney; Ms. Margaret Grubb; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Rushton; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton lll; Mr. and Debardeleben Foundation; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Steve Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Yester; Mr. Alan and Gale PC; Patty McDonald and Jeffrey Klinner; Tracey Hering Bielen; Hal and Jane Bissell; Ms. Haas; John Hagefstration; Wyona and Tom Hamby; Mrs. William H. Satterfield; Ms. Melissa A. Schoel; Mr. Delgreco, Jr.; Mr. Derin Dickerson; Mr. and Mrs. Devin K. Zeigler Danny and Amy McKinney; Ellen and Hobart Geneva Blackburn; Judge Sharon Lovelace Judith H. Hand; Mary and Victor Hanson; Craig and John Schorrenberg; Virginia Hendrix Scruggs; Mr. C. Dolive; Mrs. Elise Leonard Doss; Mr. and Mrs. J. McWhorter; Medical Properties Trust; Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn; Clarence and Sheila Blair; Irene Blalock; Griff Harsh; Joan and Preston Haskell; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Scott Selman; Mrs. Jean S. Shanks; Babbie David Dresher; DRI, Inc.; Dr. and Mrs. Jiri Dubovsky; Goodrich Internship Don Menendez; Milo’s Tea Company, Inc.; Mitchell Dalton and Jon Blankenship; Ms. Katherine Blount; Wyatt R. Haskell; Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Hawley; and Waid Shelton; Jackie and Eric Simons; Dora and Susan and John Dulin ; Ms. Geraldine P. Dunham; Mr. Mike and Gillian Goodrich Foundation Industries Foundation; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Cate and Brian Boehm; Chris and Mary Boehm; Dr. Meghan Ann and Michael Hellenga; Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Singh; Kate and Charles Simpson; Sandra S. Tom Dunion; Kappie and Evans Dunn, Jr.; Ms. Jo Ann Molony; Leslie and John Moore; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Graham C. Boettcher; Nina and Ken Botsford; Mr. Elias Hendricks, Jr.; Mrs. S. Richardson Hill, Jr.; Ms. Simpson; Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; Ann Morris Eberlein; David, Jan, John and Paul Ehrhardt; Beverly Miles College Internship Morris; Mike and Laura Murphey; Mr. and Mrs. R. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boulware III; Alice Meriwether Catherine Hillenbrand and Mr. Joseph Hudson; Smith; Garland and Lathrop Smith; Mrs. Marilyn S. and Stanley Erdreich; Susanne and Robert Esdale; Mrs. Melia H. Allen; Miss Zania Barnes; Dr. Graham Page Naftel; National Bank of Commerce; Mr. and Bowsher; Betsy Bradley; Virginia and Laurence Virginia and John Hillhouse; Barbara Hirschowitz; Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Don Estes; EY; Mrs. William W. Featheringill; Mr. C. Boettcher; Ms. Carol E. Clarke; Miss Jacqueline Mrs. Albert S. Naughton; New Capital Partners, Inc.; Bradley; Robert Brady; Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Mary Louise Hodges; Frank and Denise Hughes; Mr. Joseph C. South lll; Mrs. Peter G. Smith; Ms. Stacy A. Frank Fleming; Mrs. Joyce M. Folse; Mr. Joseph G. Clay; Ms. Kathleen Cleveland; Charlsie and Ralph Northern Trust; O’Neal Industries; Mr. and Mrs. G. Bromberg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William Brooke; Judge and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Ms. Carissa Hussong; Smith; Ms. Ceil J. Snow; Sara B. Snow and Farley M. Gamble; Mrs. Ronald Goldberg; Mrs. Anita Gomez- Cook; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Feagins; Dr. Emily Hanna Ruffner Page, Jr.; Karen and Joel Piassick; Jay and and Mrs. Houston L. Brown; Mrs. Peter Bunting; Mrs. Stanton B. Ingram Charitable Fund - Yin and Snow; Jim Sokol and Lydia Cheney; Carol O. Ronderos; Mr. James B. Gordy; Mr. and Mrs. James and Mr. Tony Bingham; Ms. Gail G. Hill; Ms. Jestina Courtney Pigford; Dr. and Mrs. Walter Gay Pittman; Kathy and Bruce Burdette; Grady F. and Sharon B. Stanton Ingram, Advisors; Jeanne Jackson and Mark Sommers; Janie Spencer; Patricia and Rick Sprague; Gorrie; Mrs. Nancy Grove; Mrs. Reta Guttman; Mr. R. Howard; Ms. Sukelia W. Johnson; Miles College PNC; Pratt Industries; Protective Life Corporation; Mr. Burrow; Mr. and Mrs. Greg Butrus; Mrs. Camille Lester; Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. James; Dr. and Mrs. Dr. Sandra Sprayberry and Mr. Sam Munyer; Monty and Mrs. William M. Hanlin; Mrs. Tallulah Hargrove; Golden Bears Booster Club; Mrs. Veronica M. and Mrs. J. Taylor Pursell, Jr.; Ram Tool and Supply Butrus; Gayle and Mike Byrne; Mr. and Mrs. William J. H. Peter Jander; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jetmundsen; and Vastine Stabler; John and Carolyn Stadtlander; Tookie and Keith Hazelrig; Ms. Lida I. Hill; Mr. and Mitchell; Ms. Yolanda Walker; Roosevelt and Sharon Company; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rand; Regions; Mr. and Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Caldwell III; John Johns and Nancy Dunlap; Dr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Stapleton; Arnold Steiner; Mrs. William L. Hinds; Mr. Steven Hodges and Mrs. Williams Mrs. William Warren B. Rhett; Jeanne and Mabry Myla Calhoun, Meredith and Wesley Calhoun; Kristina C. Johnson; Sallie and Jim Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. J. Elizabeth and John Steiner; Mrs. Mary S. Steiner; Ms. Janice Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Holby; Mr. Rogers; Janet Rooney; Mark Rosse and Kaye Callahan; Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III; Caroline Brooke Johnston, Jr.; Cathy and Paul Jones; Ms. Lial Rose H. Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stephens; Bill and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Mary Ruth and Fred Miles College Night McWane Rosse; Royal Cup, Inc.; RSM US LLP; Dr. Cargo and Bernard Peterson; Mr. Thomas N. Jones; Dr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Mr. and Mrs. and Kimeran Stevens; Lewis and Carol Stewart; Ms. Ingram; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jefcoat; Dr. and Mrs. Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. Bisakha Sen and Mr. Sanjeev Chaudhuri; ServisFirst

46 Annual Report | Contributions | 47 Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Shaia; Silvertron One Director's Circle L. Kuehn; Mr. and Mrs. Benny M. LaRussa, Jr.; Mr. Council; Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Crockard III; Mrs. Stearns; James and Patricia Steelman; Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Carroll III; Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cassimus; Mr. Properties LLC; Dr. Sanjay and Mrs. Dora E. Singh; Mr. and Mrs. D. Scott Adams; Dr. and Mrs. J. Claude and Mrs. Jerry Levin; Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Levine; Mary Lynda Crockett; Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Crowe; Mrs. William J. Stevens; Ms. Belle H. Stoddard; Mr. Jeffrey and Mrs. Howard W. Cater, Jr.; Ms. Alleen Cater and Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; Mr. Hatton C. V. Smith; Bennett; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bucher; Mrs. Camille Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Marx, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stefanie Rookis Crumpton and Mr. Jack Crumpton; I. Stone and Dr. Linda J. Stone; Dr. and Mrs. Roger Dr. Lyle A. Hohnke; Mr. and Mrs. John Chambliss; Mr. Southern Label Co., Inc.; Drs. Parvez and Farah Butrus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Daniel; Mr. and Mrs. McCall, Jr.; Dr. Charles A. McCallum, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cunningham III; Mr. B. Austin Suttle; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Swoger; Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Russell W. Chambliss; Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sultan; Dr. Timothy and Mrs. Virginia Stone; Mr. and James M. Dixon; Drs. Mary and Scott Doyle; Mrs. Frank D. McPhillips; Ms. Margaret Monaghan; Mr. Cunningham; Mrs. George V. Daniels, Jr.; Dr. and Kenneth B. Taylor; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rowe Thomas; M. Champion; Mr. Donny Channell and Mrs. Sally C. Mrs. Eugene P. Stutts; Synovus Trust Company, N. William W. Featheringill; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. and Mrs. Larry Norris; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Dr. Rajat Mrs. James A. Davis III; Mr. and Mrs. James D. Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis; Dr. Louise T. Chow and Dr. Thomas R. Broker; A.; Mr. and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor III; Ann and David Harbert; Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Jones, Jr.; Mrs. L. Paul Parikh and Dr. Monjri Shah; Ms. Martha Pezrow; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lant B. Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Davis; S. Thornton; Mr. and Mrs. Ingram D. Tynes; Drs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christian; Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Tharpe; The Featheringill Foundation; Mr. and Mrs. Kassouf; Dr. Julius E. Linn and Dr. F. J. Tombrello; Dr. Paula P. Pointer; Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ray, Jr.; Dr. Druscilla A. Defalque; Drs. Michael F. and Leisa W. Edward and Pamela Varner; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy R. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Clark; Ms. Carol E. Clarke; Brent R. Thompson; Larry D. Thornton; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alan Long; Mr. Mark Rosse and Mrs. Kaye Janice W. Roberts; Ms. Marianne Schoel; Mr. and Devenny; Dr. and Mrs. William H. Dodson; Mrs. Alan Warren; Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Watkins; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. John G. Classé; Ms. Janis P. Clements; Ingram D. Tynes; UAB and UAB Health System; UBS McWane Rosse; Mr. and Mrs. Drayton Nabers, Jr.; Mrs. Scott Selman; Ms. Terry K. Simmons; Mr. and J. Dreher; Dr. and Mrs. Jiri Dubovsky; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weathers; Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Weber; Mrs. Ms. Linda Kay Clements; Ms. Barbara E. Clotfelter; Financial Services; Connie and Marshall Urist; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. Nielsen; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Charles H. Simpson; Mr. Amasa G. Smith, Jr.; Harold B. Dunn; Dr. Andrew Duxbury; Ms. Allyson Bob Wendorf; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prince Whatley II; Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Coghlan; Dr. Mitchell Cohen and Mrs. Troy Wallwork; Wells Fargo; Mr. and Mrs. Patton; Dr. and Mrs. John W. Poynor ; Dr. Lindsay Dr. and Mrs. John A. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. W. Stancil L. Edwards; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkourie; Mrs. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Alton C. Whitt, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Dr. Morissa J. Cohen; Ms. Tammy D. Cohen and Nick Willis; Willis Towers Watson; Lee L. Woehle; S. Robison and Mr. J. Andrew Robison; Mr. and Mrs. Starnes; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steiner; Mrs. Mary S. Engel; Mr. and Mrs. Denson N. Franklin III; Mr. and L. Williams; Mr. and Mrs. N. Thomas Williams; Ms. Mr. Richard G. Carnaggio; Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Dr. and Mrs. Bradford Woodworth; Bart and Danielle William J. Rushton III; Dr. and Mrs. David A. Skier; Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Straus; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Michael J. Freeman; Mr. and Mrs. William W. Jane F. Williams; Ms. Caroline Wingate; Mr. Richard Cohn; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cohn; Ms. Juanita Yancey Mrs. Marilyn S. Smith ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. South Eugene P. Stutts; Dr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe; Mr. French III; Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Frohsin, Sr.; Mr. and Wood; Mr. and Mrs. J. David Woodruff, Jr.; Mr. and Colbert; Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Collier; Mrs. Robert M. III; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stephens; Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Mrs. James A. Thompson; Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Hugh S. Gainer; Mr. Richard Garrison; Dr. Mia Mrs. Melvin Zivitz Collins; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Coltharp; Ms. Susan Richard Coe Exhibition J. Styslinger III; Mr. and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor III; Mr. M. Urist; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wooten; Mrs. Peter T. Geisinger and Dr. Gregory Umphrey; Dr. David S. Colvin; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Compagno; Dr. and Anonymous; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet; Ms. Alan K. Zeigler Worthen; Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wrinkle Geldmacher and Ms. Elizabeth A. Crooks; Mr. John Contributor Mrs. Francis Connery; Mr. and Mrs. N. Lee Cooper; Alice Meriwether Bowsher; Mr. and Mrs. William J. W. Gibson and Ms. Mary Jane Wells; Drs. Shawn and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Abbs; Ms. Linda T. Abele; Dr. Mr. Sam A. Corona; Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cowin; Mr. Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp lll; Mr. Curator's Circle Patron Stacey Gilbert; Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Glaze; Dr. and and Mrs. Jim Abroms; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Adair; and Mrs. Thomas Blair Cox, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Patrick Cather; Mrs. Mary Lynda Crockett; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Abroms; Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Mr. Harry H. Bayer; Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Mrs. Lawrence Greer; Mr. and Mrs. John B. Grenier; Mr. and Mrs. Victor T. Adamo; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. H. Craft; Mr. and Mrs. John K. Craig; Ms. Rochelle George V. Daniels, Jr.; Mrs. Betsy A. Dumas; Mr. and Alexander; Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bagby; Mr. Patrick Boehm; Dr. James R. Bonner and Dr. Coralie S. Mr. Greg Groover; Dr. and Mrs. Juan F. Gutierrez; Dr. Adams, Jr.; Ms. Terry P. Adams; Ms. Barbara Adkins; Crow; Dr. Mary A. Culotta and Mr. David Philpot; Dr. Mrs. Paul Elkourie; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Gainer; Mr. Cather; Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Drake; Mr. and Mrs. Hains; Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brockman; Mrs. June and Mrs. Hasan Guven; Mr. and Mrs. Troy Haas; Mr. Mrs. Margaret B. Ahearn; Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Patricia S. Culpepper and Mr. Chris Culpepper; Drs. and Mrs. Hubert Goings, Jr.; Mr. James B. Gordy; Mr. John B. Elliott III; Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Elsas; E. Bulow; Dr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Chandler; Mrs. H. and Mrs. Howard Hall, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Aland; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Aldridge; Dr. Lydia L. Bruce and Anne Cusic; Mr. Stewart M. Dansby; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Sallie and Jim Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Z. Engel; Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Cecil Coghlan; Mr. and Mrs. Bart Crawford; Mr. Harley, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James T. Harper; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Alford; Mr. Edward Lawrence J. Davenport and Ms. Rebecca Gibb; Ms. Dr. Julius E. Linn, Jr.; Mrs. James A. Livingston; Mr. Eubanks; Mr. Charles E. Foshee; Mr. and Mrs. C. and Mrs. Thomas J. Curtin; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas R. Harrell; Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Hawley; S. Allen; Judge and Mrs. John H. Alsbrooks, Jr.; Ms. Susan Davenport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert David; Mr. and and Mrs. Willard McCall, Jr.; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mr. J. Houston Gillespy; Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Haskell; Mrs. T. Darden; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Doody; Mrs. Larry Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hoffman; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sallie S. Aman; Mr. and Mrs. Leldon H. Amick; Mr. Mrs. Glenn Davis; Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason Davis, Jr.; Mr. Andrew Robison; Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Rushton; Mr. Pauline Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnson; Mr. Drummond; Ms. Rachel S. Ferguson; Dr. and Mrs. Hooper; Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Hughes; Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Anderson; Mr. James Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Davis, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. and Mrs. Lathrop W. Smith Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Mrs. J. Brooke Johnston, Jr.; Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Winfield S. Fisher III; Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Friedman; James H. Isobe; Dr. and Mrs. Gregg M. Janowski; and Mrs. Richard Anthony, Sr.; Ms. Kay M. Argo; Mr. Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis; Ms. Tonya R. Dawson; Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. South lll; Mr. Jr.; Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks; Mr. John Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno F. Fritschi; Mr. David A. Gespass Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jetmundsen, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles M. Ash; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ashford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. de Buys; Mr. William W. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Cheney; Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joyce Crawford Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Ms. Kathleen Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams Ronald M. Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Kassouf; Mrs. Lynn B. Ault; Mr. Robert E. Austin; Mr. and Mrs. Deason; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Deer; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tharpe; The Stockham/Ray Foundation; F. Morad; Ms. Alison W. Nichols and Mr. Bill Mudd; Goodwyn, Jr.; Mrs. Janet Hill; Ms. April Jackson and Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Kelsey; Dr. and Mrs. Lanning Jack Bacskay; Mr. Jeff Bailey; Mrs. Cary C. Baker; Mr. Armand DeKeyser; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Delk; Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Voight; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Powell; Mr. Bob Scharfenstein Mr. Lane McNaron; Mr. Solomon P. Kimerling; Mr. and Kline; Dr. and Mrs. James Krell; Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. William C. Barclift III; Mr. Riley Barnacastle; and Mrs. Michael DeVivo; Dr. and Mrs. David D. Diaz; Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wooten and Mr. Bryan Underwood; Dr. Sanjay and Mrs. Mrs. William D. Lineberry; Mr. and Mrs. Gerson May; A. Lalor; Mr. and Mrs. David LaRussa; Mrs. Elaine S. Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Barnes; Mrs. Ruth H. Bartow; Dr. Ms. Barbara Dittman; Mr. John C. Dobbs; Ms. Judith Dora E. Singh; Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Lydia Mrs. Lynette A. McCary; Mrs. Patricia A. Millhouse; Lee; Dr. Frances Lund and Dr. Troy Randall; Dr. John and Mrs. Robert Bashinsky; Mrs. Alice Marie Bastar; E. Dolan and Mr. John H. Green; Mrs. Forsyth S. Third Space Cheney; Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Sprague; Mr. and Ms. Ann F. Omura; Ms. Virginia C. Patterson; Mr. and A. Maloof; Mr. and Mrs. John Markus; Mrs. Cecilia C. Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Bauman; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Donald; Ms. Laura S. Doss; Mrs. Martha Ann Doyal; GCP / Graham Commercial Properties; Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mark Styslinger; Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Thigpen; Mrs. G. Gray Plosser, Jr.; Mrs. William A. Powell, Jr.; Matthews; Dr. and Mrs. Sam McClugage; Mr. Sean M. Beale, Jr.; Dr. Bennett L. Bearden and Ms. Amy Mrs. Dorothy R. Drake; Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Frederick J. Elsas; Luke 6:38 Foundation; PNC; The Honorable J. Scott Vowell and Dr. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ratliff III; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McClung; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McGahey; Mr. Horton Bearden; Dr. and Mrs. Howard Bearman; Mr. Drennen; Ms. Frances Self Drennen; Mr. William D. Mr. Michael Randman; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McDonald Vowell A. Ritchie, Jr.; Mrs. Mel Robinson; Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Mrs. Michael McKewen; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett E. and Mrs. John Beattie; Ms. Barbara A. Beckett- Drinkard; Ms. Marsha K. Duell; Mr. William W. Duffey, Ritchie, Jr.; The Community Foundation of Greater Sansom; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner III; Mr. and McLean; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Y. Menendez; Mr. and Gaines; Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Bell; Mr. and Mrs. Jr.; Mr. W. B. Dumas; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dunbar; Ms. Birmingham; Vulcan Materials Company Benefactor Mrs. John P. Shank; Mr. and Mrs. Murray W. Smith; Mrs. Edward Meyerson; Dr. Suzanne M. Michalek; Mr. Steven A. Benefield; Dr. and Mrs. Austen L. Bennett Geraldine P. Dunham; Dr. and Mrs. Daryl G. Dykes; Mr. and Mrs. Winfield M. Baird; Mr. David R. Baker Mrs. Peter G. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith, Jr.; and Mrs. Ira Mitchell; Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgan; Mr. III; Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bennett; Dr. and Mrs. Neal Dr. and Mrs. John T. Eagan, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Whitcomb Wedgwood Conservation Fund and Ms. Lois A. Gaeta; Dr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Ball; Dr. Jack W. Trigg, Jr.; Mr. Peter Walsh and Ms. Linda Brad Morton; Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Murphy; Mr. and R. Berte; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bey; Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Eason; Ms. Grace Eskridge; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ms. Cyndi Andrews; Wedgwood Society of Southern Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Sr.; Mr. George W. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert S. Naughton; Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Nolen D. Bibb, Jr.; Ms. Jennifer S. Bice; Ms. Geneva Edwards; Mr. Michael L. Edwards; Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. California; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Whitcomb Barber, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Jon J. Blankenship; Mr. and George F. Wheelock III; Ms. Geraldine Woodson III; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Oliver III; Ms. Lori Oswald and Blackburn; Dr. and Mrs. Richard Blackwell; Mr. and Erdreich; Ms. Kaydee Erdreich-Breman; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William A. Bowron, Jr.; The Honorable and Mrs. Mr. Hans Paul; Mr. and Mrs. David Ovson; Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Blair; Dr. and Mrs. Kirby Bland; Mrs. Craig Estes; Mr. Martin Everse; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Houston L. Brown; Dr. Tara Bryant and Dr. James Fellow Mrs. James F. Ozment; Mr. and Mrs. Y. C. Parris; Mr. Patricia Blinn; Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Bloomer; Mrs. Fair; Ms. Barbara G. Fant; Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Members E. Bryant; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Cain; Mrs. Susan Mrs. William Acker, Jr.; Advent Episcopal Day School; and Mrs. Sam Pathasema; Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Frances D. Blount; Ms. Joanne D. Blyde; Ms. Elise Fierman; Mrs. James O. Finney, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Matlock Calvert and Mr. Michael Calvert; Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aldridge; Dr. Rocklin D. Alling; Mr. Porter; Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer S. Poynor III; Mr. and Mrs. Bodenheimer; Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bohorfoush; William Fishburne III; Mr. and Ms. Marzette Fisher; Mr. Sustainer's Circle T. Campbell and Miss Katie Campbell; Ms. Caroline and Mrs. Stephen R. Arnold; Mrs. Kathleen R. Baggio; Judson E. Prater; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Procter; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Boles; Mr. and Mrs. William E. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Fitzpatrick; Dr. and Mrs. John A. Ms. Jane S. Comer and Mr. Charles Lantz; Mrs. Cargo and Mr. Bernard Peterson; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Bailey; Dr. Joseph B. Beaird, Jr.; and Mrs. Taylor Pursell; Mrs. Katherine D. Ramsey; Bone; Mrs. Barbara G. Bonfield; Ms. Mimi Boston; Mr. Floyd, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Forman III; Mrs. John James A. Livingston; Mr. and Mrs. James K. Outland; Benjamin S. Carroll; Dr. John Chatham; Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Joyce Benington; Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Berthon; Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rand; Mrs. Jayne Randolph; and Mrs. Thomas M. Boulware III; Mr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin Forney, Jr.; Mrs. Barbara Foshee; Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Piassick; Mr. Arnold L. Steiner L. Holt Cloud; Mr. Charles A. Collat, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blair; Ms. Irene S. Blalock; Mr. and Mrs. William Ranieri; Mrs. Joyce Ratliff; Mr. A. Bradford; Mrs. Rebecca L. Bradley; Mr. Lewis E. Mrs. J. David Fraley; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friedman, Jr.; Donald L. Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Crockard, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas O. Bouler III; Ms. Alice M. and Mrs. Lee Reeves; Mr. and Mrs. David R. Reich; Brandon; Mrs. Elna R. Brendel; Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Fulmer; Mr. Robert M. Chairman's Circle Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Davis, Jr.; Mrs. Michael W. Bowsher; Dr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Bradley; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Rhodes; Dr. and Mrs. Bill Brewer; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brinkley; Mrs. Jo D. Gambrell, Jr.; Mr. Bradley Gewin; Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Sr.; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Donald; Dr. Nancy Mrs. Joseph H. Brady III; Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brock; Richardson; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. Broadwater; Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bromberg; Mr. and N. Gieger, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. C. William Gladden, Jr.; Dr. William J. Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. H. Corbin Day and Mrs. E. Dunlap and Mr. John D. Johns; Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mabry Rogers; Mrs. Ralph N. Rooney; Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Broughton III; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. and Mrs. Richard David Glasgow; Dr. and Mrs. John J. Kim Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frei; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. French; Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Goings; Mr. H. Brown; Dr. and Mrs. Anton J. Bueschen; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Rostand; Dr. Paul N. Samuelson; Brown; Dr. and Mrs. Sigurd Bryan; Dr. and Mrs. Gleysteen; Ms. Maronica Goad; Mrs. Anita Jay Grinney; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hamby; Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Goodrich; Mr. James B. Gordy; Mrs. Bruce J. Burdette; Mr. and Mrs. Grady Burrow; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sansbury; Dr. Kenneth Sloan Charles E. Bugg; Mrs. Madeline H. Burr; Mrs. James Gomez-Ronderos; Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Goodman; John E. Hagefstration; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hillhouse, Mr. Roy Curtis Green, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Preston H. Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll; Dr. Herbert C. Cheung and and Dr. Christine A. Curcio; Ms. Ann M. Smith; Mr. M. Burt III; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dowe Bynum; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Goodrich; Mr. and Mrs. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hulsey; Dr. Lisa Mani; Mr. Haskell III; Mr. and Mrs. Meredyth R. Hazzard, Jr.; Dr. Daisy L. Cheung; Mr. and Mrs. William N. Clark, and Mrs. Farley M. Snow; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sokol; Michael G. Byrne; Mr. and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III; Mr. James Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Gray; Mr. T. and Mrs. G. Ruffner Page, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Elton B. Dr. and Mrs. H. Peter Jander; Mr. Jason Jones; Dr. Sr.; Mrs. Annie M. Clayton and Ms. Janis Cordell; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Weily Soong; Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. and Mrs. David L. Carder; Mrs. Gerda L. Carmichael; Randolph Gray; Ms. M. Joyce Greathouse; Mr. and Stephens; Mr. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James Kamplain; Dr. and Mrs. Kent T. and Mrs. Charles T. Clayton, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. James Spotswood, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stadtlander; Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Carnahan; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mrs. Arthur Green; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Griffo; Ms. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade, Jr. Keyser; Mr. Guy R. Kreusch; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cook; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cosby; Ms. Martha Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Stapleton; Mr. and Mrs. David Carney III; Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Carr, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Linda V. Griggs; Mr. and Mrs. James E. Grisham III;

48 Annual Report | Contributions | 49 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gross; Dr. and Mrs. James C. Drs. John and Sheri Long; Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Rossmeisl; Dr. Samuel Rubin; Dr. Loring W. Rue III; Whitaker; Mrs. Doris White; Marjorie and Jim White; Corporate Partners S. Steiner; Dr. Beverly Vonder Pool and Dr. Phillip D. Grotting; Ms. Margaret Grubb; Mr. Charles Guerrier; Long, Jr.; Mr. Peter Loo; Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Loper; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rumore, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. White; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Alabama Power Foundation, Inc.; Altec Industries; Smith; Mrs. Carolyn S. Wade; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dr. Gonzalo Gurmendi and Dr. Raquel M. Gurmendi; and Mrs. Michael L. Lucas; Ms. Suzanne Lucas; Dr. Rushing; Dr. and Mrs. Francis E. Rushton; Dr. and Williams; Dr. and Mrs. James R. Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Properties, Inc.; Barber Companies, Inc.; Wooten; Mrs. Peter T. Worthen Mrs. Carmen B. Habeeb; Ms. Harriet Hackney; Dr. and Mrs. John M. Lyons; Mr. Timothy F. Lyons; Mr. Mrs. A. David Russakoff; Ms. Judith S. Russell; Mr. James Willig; Mr. Jim S. Willingham and Ms. Sarah Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama; Bradley Steven Haeberle; Mr. John R. Hall; Ms. Anna E. Hall; and Mrs. Stan Mackin, Jr.; Mrs. Elizabeth B. Marbury; Paul E. Russell and Ms. Gloria Russell; Mr. and Mrs. Williams; Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Arant Boult Cummings LLP; Brookmont Realty Friends of American Art Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Handlin; Mr. and Mrs. William M. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Marbutt; Dr. Richard B. Goodloe Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sansone; Ms. Steve M. Wilson; Dr. Virginia Wimberley and Mr. John Group LLC; Butler Snow LLP; Christie's; Davis Ms. Olivia E. Alison; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balliet, Hanlin; Mr. Dan L. Hardwick III; Mr. and Mrs. Marchase and Ms. Gail C. Andrews; Ms. Susan L. Gailya Graves Sargent; Mr. Cary Saurage; Mr. and Wimberley; Mrs. Mary S. Winfree; Ms. Lee L. Woehle; Architects; Dunn Investment Company; Encompass Sr.; Mrs. June E. Bulow; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Christopher B. Harmon; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper; Markem; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Markstein III; Mr. and Mrs. John Saxon; Ms. Leah F. Scalise; Dr. Stephen G. Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. Wolnek; Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Health Corporation; First Commercial Bank; Four Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Cain; Mr. and Ms. Margaret D. Harrill; Dr. and Mrs. Griff R. Harsh III; Mrs. Phillip G. Marlar; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Martin; Mr. Schaeffer; Dr. and Mrs. Howard Schiele; Mr. and Mrs. Womack; Frank Wood; Ms. Odessa Woolfolk; Mr. and Corners Custom Framing Gallery; Hughes and Mrs. Ehney A. Camp III; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christian; Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Hartline; Mr. Quinton Harvill; and Mrs. Timothy L. Mask; Mr. John C. Mayer; Mr. and Gary S. Schiff; Mrs. Thomas C. Schmidt; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leo C. Wright, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. W. Murray Scalise, P.C.; Jemison Investment Co.; Kassouf & Ms. Karen Clanton; Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cook; Mr. Ms. Kathryn F. Harwell; Mr. Robert Haughton and Mr. Mrs. Michael Mazer; Mr. and Mrs. David L. McAlister; Louis Schulhafer; Mrs. Virginia H. Scruggs and Mr. Yarbrough; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Yeager; Mr. and Co., P.C.; Levy's Fine Jewelry; Marx Brothers, Inc.; and Mrs. Francis H. Crockard, Jr.; Mrs. Mary Lynda Sam Erwin; Dr. Jeffrey W. Hawkins; Dr. and Mrs. W. Ms. Sarah C. McClure; Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hampton Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Seitel; Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Michael V. Yester; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Yoder Maynard, Cooper & Gale P.C.; Medical Properties Crockett; Dr. Jessica Dallow; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkland Hawley; Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Hay; Debra McCollister; Ms. Carol A. McCoy; Ms. Dorothy Arthur Serwitz; Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Shaffer; Dr. and Trust, Inc.; Motion Industries, Inc.; National Cement W. Daniel; Mrs. George V. Daniels, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. and John Hayes; Ms. Christine Heckemeyer; Mr. and McDaniel; Mr. Robin McDonald and Ms. Deborah Mrs. Walter A. Shaw; Mrs. Robert H. Shaw; Mrs. Company of Alabama, Inc.; New Capital Partners, Richard T. Darden; Mr. H. Corbin Day and Mrs. Kim Mrs. Leonard Held; Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bennett; Mr. Thomas W. McEwen and Ms. Corda D. Deborah Shevin; Ms. Shelia Shumate; Dr. and Mrs. Support Groups Inc.; O’Neal Industries; Pizitz Management Group; Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dixon; Mrs. Betsy Hempstead; Dr. and Mrs. Tee H. Hiett; Dr. and Mrs. McCall; Mr. Kody McKay; Dr. Gwen McLean and Mr. Gene P. Siegal; Mrs. Richard E. Simmons, Jr.; Mr. Precision Grinding, Inc.; Protective Life Corporation; A. Dumas; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Erdreich, Jr.; Mr. Patrick Higgins; Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hinds, Jr.; Dr. Joe McLean; Mr. and Mrs. William S. McMahon; Mr. Dominic Sims; Mrs. Laura B. Sisson; Ms. Leigh Asian Art Society Ram Tool and Supply Company; Red Diamond, Charles E. Foshee; Mr. A. Henry Gaede, Jr.; Mr. and and Mrs. Thomas M. Hines; Mr. Kevin Hobbs; Mr. and Rudy McMurray; Mrs. Dolly McPherson; Dr. Heather Sloss-Corra; Dr. Donna J. Slovensky; Mr. Allen Small; Dr. and Mrs. William H. Brakefield; Mr. Bartlett G. Inc.; Regions Bank; Stewart Perry Construction; Mrs. Harold Goings; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. Goings, Mrs. Edward H. Hobbs IV; Ms. Carol Ann Hobby and McPherson; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meier; Dr. Christopher Mr. Clarence M. Small, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bretz; Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Bunting; Dr. Orville Thompson Tractor, Inc.; Vulcan Materials Company; Jr.; Mr. James B. Gordy; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mr. Mark White; Mr. and Mrs. William W. Horton; Lt. Metress; Mr. and Mrs. David J. Middlebrooks; Mr. and Smith; Ms. Caroline M. Smith; Mrs. Elaine K. Smith; W. Clayton; Mrs. Richard H. Cord; Dr. J. Marshall Williams Blackstock Architects Hulsey; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnson; Dr. and Col. and Mrs. Charles S. Howell; Ms. Phoebe E. Mrs. Tom L. Miller; Mr. and Mrs. William F. Miller, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary C. Smith; Ms. Jenny L. Smith; Mr. Garrett; Mrs. Ronald Goldberg; Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt R. Mrs. James Kamplain; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis; Howell; Mr. and Mrs. William Huggins, Jr.; Mr. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Miller; Mr. and Mrs. James J. and Mrs. Mell G. Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Smith; Haskell; Dr. Cooper G. Hazelrig; Mrs. Janet Hill; Mr. Emerging Collectors Dr. Julius E. Linn and Dr. F. J. Tombrello; Mrs. James Hughes and Ms. Lois Woodward; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Monaghan; Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Monheit; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith; Dr. Virginia and Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Gerard J. Kassouf; Mrs. L. Paul Kassouf; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Cain; Mr. Bryan Council and A. Livingston; Dr. and Mrs. Alan Long; Mr. Henry S. Hunt; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hunt; Dr. Celia S. Huston; Mrs. Richard H. Monk, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Socolof; Mr. and Mrs. Kermitt E. Southern; Mr. John Dr. Lawrence J. Lemak; Dr. Richard B. Marchase Ms. Rebekah Elgin-Council; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynn, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Champ Lyons, Jr.; Dr. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Ingram, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Monroe; Dr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Montgomery; Mrs. O. Spinks, Jr.; Ms. Camille Spratling and Mr. David and Ms. Gail C. Andrews; Dr. Thomas W. Mears; Dr. Davis; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Foster III; Mr. and Mrs. B. Marchase and Ms. Gail C. Andrews; Mr. and Mrs. Ingram; Mr. and Mrs. Stanton B. Ingram, Jr.; Mr. and Jane A. Montgomery; Mrs. Susann Montgomery- Seale; Dr. and Mrs. Sergio Stagno; Dr. Alan M. Stamm and Mrs. Norton T. Montague; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mr. C. Houston Gillespy; Mr. Vincent J. Graffeo; Mrs. Willard McCall, Jr.; Mr. John Mitchell and Mrs. Joyce Mrs. William R. Ireland, Jr.; Mrs. Glenn Ireland II; Ms. Clark and Mr. John R. Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Grady and Dr. Mary Altz-Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stancil; and Mrs. James K. Outland; Mrs. Walter G. Pittman; Carla Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Jones; Drs. Crawford Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Randall H. Morrow; Karen P. Irons; Dr. and Mrs. David Jackson; Mr. and Moore; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore; Mr. Donald P. Mr. Terence Staples; Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Stein; Mr. and Dr. Robert G. Rosser; Dr. Chandler H. Smith; Mr. and Rupa and David Kitchens; Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dr. Alexander M. Nading and Mrs. Susan W. Nading; Mrs. Greg Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. George R. Jackson; Moore; Ms. Patricia C. Moore and Ms. DiAnne Beard; Mrs. Roger Stephenson; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Richard W. Sprague; Mrs. Denis N. Stork; Mrs. Koleszar; Dr. Alan Long; Mr. and Mrs. James K. Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mr. and Mrs. James K. Outland; Mrs. Dorothy W. Jeffries; Mrs. Jessie Y. Jemison; Dr. Dr. Teresa Moran and Mr. Jim Taylor; Ms. Cheryl Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. Barbara B. Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Sullivan; Dr. Outland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Robinson, Jr.; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patton; Ms. Martha Pezrow; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. William S. Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stoddard; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Stofel; Mr. Donald A. Wood and Mrs. Thomas B. Ross; Mrs. Brooks G. Sanders; and Mrs. Joel B. Piassick; Mrs. Elberta G. Reid; Ms. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Johnson; Mrs. Betty Andy Morris; Dr. and Mrs. Constantine D. Morros ; Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Stone; Mr. and Mrs. Denis N. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith; Mr. and Mrs. George C. Margaret C. Ritchie; Dr. Lindsay S. Robison and Mr. R. Johnston; Ms. Martha Johnston; Mr. John K. Stanley Moss; Dr. Donald Muccio and Dr. Patricia L. Stork; Mr. Richard A. Storm III and Ms. Evie Storm Collector's Circle Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams J. Andrew Robison; Dr. Deb Sanders and Mr. Terry Johnstone and Mrs. Amy E. Zwarico; Mr. and Mrs. Garver; Mr. and Ms. Edward W. Mudd, Jr.; Mr. and DePiano; Ms. Deborah K. Strauss; Ms. Susan E. Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruce Alexander; Mrs. Pam Ausley; W. Sanders; Mr. Cary Saurage; Ms. Marianne Schoel; Charles W. Jones; Mr. David L. Jones; Mrs. Dolphine Mrs. Jim E. Mulkin; Mrs. Charlotte S. Murdock; Dr. Strauss; Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stringfellow III; Mr. Ms. Jan R. Barrett; Mr. Paul Barrett; Ms. Sarah European Art Society Mrs. Sandra S. Simpson ; Ms. Caroline M. Smith; Mr. D. Jones; Mr. Edward Journey; Ms. Susan H. Justice; Lawrence Myers; Dr. Alexander M. Nading and Mrs. and Mrs. Edward R. Strong; Mr. and Mrs. David J. Burchfield; Mr. Borden Burns; Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ms. Amanda Adams; Dr. and Mrs. C. Bruce and Mrs. Lathrop W. Smith; Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Helen Kampakis; Mr. and Mrs. David P. Kassouf; Susan W. Nading; Mrs. Phil A. Neal, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sullivan; Mr. Ralph Q. Butrus; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss; Mr. Patrick Alexander; Mrs. Frank M. Bainbridge, Jr.; Dr. and Mrs. Ms. Lydia Cheney; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. South Ms. Elaine Kassouf; Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Katholi; Bert S. Nettles; Mrs. Alexander W. Newton; Mr. Don Summerford; Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Swicord; Mr. and Cather; Mrs. Harriet Chen; Ms. Glenda G. Cochran; Eugene V. Ball; Mrs. Michael Balliet, Sr.; Mrs. Sarah III; Dr. Kathleen M. Spies; Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dr. Jannet Katz; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Katz; Mrs. A. Newton; Ms. Jan S. Noojin; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mrs. Roy Swindal; Mr. and Mrs. William Sylvester; Mr. Ms. Liesa Cole and Mr. Stan Bedingfield; Ms. Casey C. Blutter; Mrs. Thomas M. Boulware III; Mrs. Camille Sprague; Mr. and Mrs. John S. Steiner; Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Kearney; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Kelley, Jr.; North, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nunnelley; Mr. John D. Tatter and Mrs. Jonie E. Adams; Drs. Mildred Collier; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crockard, Jr.; Ms. Mary Butrus; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cabaniss, Jr.; Mr. Eugene P. Stutts; Mr. and Mrs. C. Logan Taylor III; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Kelly; Dr. and Mrs. Raleigh B. Matthew H. O'Brien and Ms. Amy Peterson; Mrs. and Edward Taub; Mr. and Mrs. George E. Taylor, Jr.; Catherine Crowe; Mr. H. Corbin Day and Mrs. Kim and Mrs. John C. Carraway; Dr. John Chatham; Mrs. and Mrs. Crawford L. Taylor, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. W. Read Kent III; Ms. Jane M. Kidd; Ms. Hayes Killian; Mr. and Libby O'Donnell; Mrs. Richard K. Ogle; Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Taylor; Mrs. William C. Taylor; Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Drake; Mrs. Patricia Vicki Daniels; Mrs. Michael DeVivo; Ms. Charlotte L. Voigt; Mrs. Carolyn S. Wade; Mr. and Mrs. Heustis Mrs. Jonathan L. Kimerling; Mr. and Mrs. William Steven F. O'Sheal; Dr. Dannetta K. Thornton Owens; Ms. Lora A. Terry; Mr. Stephen J. Thoma and Ms. Amy B. Driscoll; Mrs. Rebecca T. Fulmer; Ms. Marianne Dominick; Mrs. Dorothy R. Drake; Mr. and Mrs. David P. Whiteside, Jr.; Mr. Lloyd R. Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. King; Ms. B. Kay Kinnear; Ms. Janice Kluge; Mr. and Dr. Doreen G. Oyadomari; Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sandberg; Dr. and Mrs. Steven Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Griffin; Mr. John E. Hagefstration, Jr.; Mrs. Carla M. Driscoll; Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Erdreich; Mr. James James R. Wooten Mrs. Larry Knedlik; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Knight, Jr.; Palmer; Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Palmes; Mr. Robert Alton Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Thornburgh; Hamilton; Ms. Lucy C. Hicks; Mr. and Mrs. John L. B. Gordy; Ms. Marianne Griffin; Dr. Zanaida Griffin; Ms. Sheila D. Knott-Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. Parker; Mr. and Mrs. Leighton C. Parnell III; Mr. and Mr. Larry D. Thornton, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Hillhouse, Jr.; International Seminar Design, Inc.; Mr. Roy Curtis Green, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Indian Cultural Society Knowlton, Jr.; Mrs. Mary Anne Kohn; Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jackson M. Payne; Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Thrasher; Mr. and Mrs. Hal R. Tichenor, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Eileen Kunzman; Dr. Lisa Mani; Dr. Richard Hamby; Mrs. Margaret D. Hubbard; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Tarika Bhuta; Mr. Bryan Council and Ms. Rebekah Bruce R. Korf; Ms. Polly Kratt and Ms. Mary Stewart; Payne; Ms. Valerie D. Peake; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wray Mrs. Dan C. Tiller; Dr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Tilt; Mr. B. Marchase and Ms. Gail C. Andrews; Mr. Doug Jerry Levin; Mrs. William D. Lineberry; Mrs. James A. Elgin-Council; Mr. and Mrs. Trey Cummings; Drs. Rita Ms. Marci Kreisberg; Dr. N. Rama Krishna; Dr. Marilyn Pearce; Mrs. Elise M. Penfield; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephen A. Todd and Mr. Ben Henry; Mr. and Mrs. McCraw; Mrs. Louis Mezrano; Mr. Scott Miller; Mr. Livingston; Dr. Alan Long; Mr. Henry S. Lynn, Jr.; Dr. and Munish Goyal; Dr. David Kitchens and Dr. Rupa J. Kurata and Mr. Robert Bradley; Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Perry; Mrs. Melissa Peterson; Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Joseph C. P. Turner; Mr. and Mrs. William P. Robert Morgan; Ms. Alison Nichols and Mr. Bill and Mrs. John M. Lyons; Dr. Richard B. Marchase and Kitchens; Dr. Vijay Kodali and Dr. Vineeta Kumar; O. Lamar III; Ms. Easty Lambert-Brown; Dr. and Mrs. Petznick; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Phillips; Ms. Patty A. Turnipseed; Mr. and Mrs. Bayard S. Tynes, Jr.; Mr. and Mudd; Mrs. Shirley K. Osband; Mr. and Mrs. James Ms. Gail C. Andrews; Mrs. C. Caldwell Marks; Mr. and Dr. Shaily Lakhanpal and Dr. Sangeeta Lakhanpal; Wade Lamberth; Mr. Winston Lancaster and Ms. Pilkerton; Mr. T. Scott Plutchak and Ms. Lynn Fortney; Mrs. Norman B. Tynes; Ms. Marcia G. Unger; Mr. K. Outland; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pathasema; Becky M. Mrs. William E. Matthews V; Mrs. Travis McGowin III; Mrs. Sati Nath; Mr. and Mrs. James K. Outland; Dr. Virginia Wyatt; Dr. and Mrs. David J. Landy; Mr. Mr. Goode Price III; Ms. Caryl P. Privett; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Urmey; Ms. Carol Van Laare; Mr. and Mrs. Patterson; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Powell; Mrs. Mary Dr. and Mrs. David S. McKee, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ajay P. and Mrs. Rupa Patel; Dr. Bisakha Sen and Mr. Jerome H. Lapidus; Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Larkin; Dr. Jerry L. Pullen; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Quinn III; Dr. Alexander de Haven Vare; Dr. and Mrs. Brooks B. Powers; Mr. Joseph C. Pritchard; Mr. Michael F. Morad; Dr. Emily F. Omura; Mr. and Mrs. James K. Sanjeev Chaudhuri; Mr. Mitesh and Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. James H. Larose; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. and Mrs. David L. Radford; Mrs. Margaret G. Ragland; Vaughan; Dr. Jutta von Buchholtz; Dr. Beverly Vonder Randman; Mrs. Lynn G. Ritchie; Ms. Tina Ruggieri; Outland; Mr. G. Ruffner Page, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shah; Dr. Sanjay and Mrs. Dora E. Singh; Dr. Parvez Lawler; Mr. David Lawson and Mrs. Hope Lawson; Dr. Ms. Laverne D. Ramsey; Mr. and Mrs. Rick D. Ray; Dr. Pool and Dr. Phillip D. Smith; Dr. Jonathan Waddell Ms. Carolyn L. Sherer; Mr. James D. Sokol and Ms. Patton; Ms. Martha Pezrow; Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Sultan and Dr. Farah Sultan; Mr. Jon W. Whetsell and Mrs. Charles A. Leath III; Mr. and Mrs. William A. M. Bates Redwine; Mr. and Mrs. James M. Reed; Mr. and Mrs. Lexa L. Magnus; Dr. Ann Wade; Mr. and Mrs. Lydia Cheney; Mrs. Patricia R. Sprague; Mr. Michael Porter; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Pritchard; Mrs. Elberta Legg, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Leigh; Mrs. Ina B. Steven Reider and Ms. Teri Denard; Mr. Zane Robert S. Wadhams; Mr. and Mrs. Macbeth Wagnon, Straus; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swindal; Mrs. Sandy L. Tilt; G. Reid; Dr. Lindsay S. Robison and Mr. J. Andrew Leonard; Ms. Nadine L'Eplattenier; Dr. V. Markham Rhoades and Mr. Robert Raiford; Mr. John Rhymes; Jr.; Ms. Nancy C. Walburn; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ms. Marcia G. Unger; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Urist; Robison; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rushton IV; Ms. Lester and Ms. Jeanne L. Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Richey; Ms. Lacinda Riesland and Wallace II; Mrs. Marlene Wallace; Ms. Barbara D. Mr. and Mrs. Robin A. Wade; Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Marianne Schoel; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scribner III; Eugene Lewis; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis; Mr. and Ms. Emily Riesland; Drs. 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