New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report

2013–2014 chairman's and contents director's report

3 CHAIRMAN'S AND DIRECTOR’S REPORT A year of almost explosive activity including over 15 exhibitions visitors by specially conceived tours. The M.A.D. (Museum and 1,286 programs, culminated in the May 12th groundbreaking After Dark) quarterly celebrations are attended by thousands of 6 THE COLLECTION on the Museum’s new 17,346 sq. ft. addition. In the year, our participants in their twenties and thirties. Whereas the average attendance grew to a record 96,880 visitors. We purchased and age of our visitors was previously in their late fifties, with the 48 EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS were given 555 paintings, sculptures, works on paper, videos, expanded preschool programs, high school inducements, and and photographs. In summary, by all yard sticks it was a banner M.A.D., we are very proud to announce that our audience is 50 MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS year, especially when you realize we concluded the year $30,958 dramatically younger. Furthermore, with the support of the better than the approved budget and raised $5.3 million towards American Savings Foundation, the free Saturday morning 53 EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS the expansion effort. A full listing of acquisitions, exhibitions, admissions have proven most popular and many thousands of programming, and financials are included elsewhere in this report. families with children take advantage of the opportunity to come 60 COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING AND THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE to the Museum without charge. In October 2013, after two years of decisive leadership, John 64 FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT/VISITOR SERVICES Rathgeber passed the gavel to Todd Stitzer and as chairman Todd We especially want to commend Claudia Thesing and the entire has proven to be both most generous and forceful. Trustees Tim development department for surpassing all previous goals. We 72 MEMBERS Bergstrom, Brenda Manning, Hank Martin, and Kimberly have more members, more contributors to the Annual Fund, and Zeytoonjian rotated off the board and were elevated to emeritus raised more money than ever before and especially when you 81 DONORS TO MUSEUM OPERATIONS status. A slate including Kathryn Cox, Anita Ferrante, John Jezowski, consider the donations to the Capital Campaign. I am very much CJ Joseph and Linda Tomasso was elected. John Downes, indebted to John Dillaway and his committee for achieving such 85 ADDITIONAL DONATIONS AND GIFTS Grant Jones, and Melanie McCue resigned midyear and David outstanding results at the fall Art of Wine and Food event, which Jepson and David Polk were elected as replacements. Long Lin was attended by over 350 participants. The spring Gala was one of 91 STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS resigned and Nick Artymiak became our Interactive Designer and the festive and most enjoyable of its type. Chaired by Kathryn West Developer. After decades of service as Shop Managers, Judy and Kathy Kraczkowsky, the evening raised the second highest 94 VOLUNTEERS Gaffney and Donna Downes, who were exemplary volunteers, amount in the history of this event. Trustee Tom Flanigan once retired and were replaced by Margaret Vaughan. again served as chair of the standing committee on development. 97 FINANCIAL REPORT Under the direction of Kathryn and Thomas Cox, the American One of the Museum’s major long-term goals is to attract younger Art Circle and John Butler Talcott Society enjoyed over a dozen audiences. Over the fiscal year, a pilot program was developed so special events and preview parties for their members, many of that preschoolers will come to the Museum in ever greater numbers. whom have been consistent donors for over a decade now. Support for the Museum’s operations, exhibitions and education programs are provided in part by the Dr. Pauline M. Working with several local childcare centers, the Museum is Alt Education Fund, Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions, Martha Pease Bronson Endowment Fund, Jay and developing a program that will stimulate early childhood learning Over the summer of 2013, the McKernan Gallery was occupied Lorraine Bruemmer Memorial Fund, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Fund, Building and Furnishings Fund, Chase and address one of the major deficiencies in our current by a survey of mainly paintings, but also ceramics, glass, and Family Curator of American Art Fund, Jean and Harold Clarke Memorial Endowment Fund, Elizabeth and Stanley M. educational system. We also are working to entice high school jewelry associated with Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933). The Cooper Fund, Margaret M. Cooper Fund, Kathryn Cox Endowment Fund for Special Exhibitions, Docent Yellow Bus Fund, Education Fund, Endowment Fund, Henry Sage Goodwin Fund, Harold M. and Charlene Gray Fund, Holiday (from left) Governor Dannel Malloy, Tita Hyland, Douglas Hyland, Trustee Chris Shivery, Chuck Shivery, and Cathy Malloy at the Art Party of the Year, May 3, 2014 Decorating Fund, Grace Judd Landers Fund, Robert Lehman Lecture Fund, Martha and Henry Pelton Fund, Catharine M. Rogers Lecture Series Fund, Shaker Gallery Fund, Helen Talcott Stanley Fund, and the Elizabeth Wick Fund.

The growth and conservation of the collection is made possible by the income from the Barstow Fund, Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, William F. Brooks Fund, Jane and Victor Darnell Fund, General Purchase Fund, Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Sanford B.D. Low Illustration Fund, Edward A. and Mary W. Mag Fund, Members Purchase Fund, Joseph H. and Janet L. Myers Fund, Luda S. Piecka Fund, Charles F. Smith Fund, John Butler Talcott Fund, funding from the Helen P.G. and John Vibberts Fund at the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain, and the Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase Fund.

Nobu Fukui (b. 1942), Incredulity, 2013, Mixed media collage, 94 x 144 in., Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase Fund, 2014.04

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exhibition was mounted in collaboration with the Nassau County in the year. By every matrix the staff has out shown itself. I am receiving the Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art several years niece, the Museum will inherit the Cutter estate. John Piskor, Museum of Art with key loans added from the Mark Twain indebted to Claudia Thesing, who has completed her 25th year ago as a long term loan, Mr. Lesser decided to give his collection, Alice Hurlburt, and June Mitchell remembered the Museum in House & Museum and Tiffany & Co. Archives, among many here and Linda Mare, whom I hired in 2002. Their efforts and the finest of its type in the nation, to the Museum. Portions their wills. June also bequeathed over sixty original children’s lenders. The next show was devoted to a memorial retrospective long term commitment to the institution have allowed the of the Lesser Collection will be rotated in the Low Gallery. In illustrations to the Museum and Carol Kreeger Davidson gave of the late Connecticut legend Maurice Sendak (1928–2012). Museum to flourish under their tutelage. recent years, loans from the Lesser Collection have been made a group of outstanding artwork shortly before her death. Other The following rotation focused on James Prosek, a contemporary to other museums all over the country. We are most grateful to volunteers, members, and friends whose support and involvement artist whose show and major acquisition were funded by the Tom Bell has presided over the financial affairs of the Museum Charles and Irene Hamm and Robert Lesser. we appreciated greatly who died in the year are Patricia Bowers, Richard P. Garmany Fund at the Hartford Foundation for Public with diligence and has completed now his fourth year here. Mark S. Catalina, Jeanne Clear, Judith B. Delahunty, John Just Giving. Glass Today: 21st Century Innovations opened June 21. NEW/ One of the salient features remarked upon by our visitors is the As always, the Museum’s objects were loaned to leading Ellis, John Eveleth, Ingunn Hekneby, David Kingsbury, Clara NOW artists Fern Berman, Stephanie Lempert, and Joe Fig friendliness of the staff and this is attributable to Melanie Carr, institutions here and abroad. A full list of places where our Kremski, George A. Louis, Kevin McLaughlin, Dr. Elizabeth presented their latest artworks in the Cheney Gallery with the Associate Director of Visitor Experience & Community collection can be enjoyed, ranging from area hospitals to Michalowski, Edith Perakos, Ann Pritchard, Patricia Rosoff, support of Greg and Marzena Silpe. In the Davis Gallery, we Engagement. The success of the Museum is the responsibility corporations and foundations, is presented again this year. Lynn Silverman, and Doris (Dodi) Vitali. presented a group of paintings by the renowned artist Jacob of John Urgo, who is both our exhibition designer and Rather than store hundreds of works of art, the Museum has Collins; Aloha: Hawaiian Art and Artifacts from the Sullivan Collection; collections manager. This year his staff has grown substantially adopted long ago a liberal policy of sharing our resources with As we write this report we know that construction on the new Click! Clack! Ding! The American Typewriter; and This One’s Optimistic: with the hiring of Stacy Cerullo, Associate Registrar and a wide variety of organizations in central Connecticut. wing is well underway. The addition with its expanded galleries Pincushion. We were especially pleased to mount the Hawaiian Database Coordinator, and others who with a grant from the for the permanent collection and changing exhibitions as well exhibition as it coincided with the 50th anniversary of the death Henry Luce Foundation and the National Endowment for the Parking has always been an essential ingredient in the Museum’s as three times more new studio space will allow the New Britain of founding director Sanford Low, who was half native Hawaiian Arts, are digitalizing and documenting the entire collection. success and I am pleased to say that after many years of negotiating Museum of American Art to pursue its long-term goal to serve and half descendent of New England missionaries. The exhibition to purchase the Lindquist property at 24 Lexington Street, the more visitors and to provide an art experience of even greater devoted to the history of the typewriter was somewhat offbeat. The Museum purchased Aaron Wexler’s Untitled (Blue Nature), Museum was able to consummate this acquisition and we opened quality to our maximum ability. At the same time, we were able to draw upon the expertise of 2012, Nobu Fukui’s Incredulity, 2013, Marc Sijan’s Security Guard up 24 additional parking spaces adjacent to the existing Tomasso the country’s leading authority on the evolution of typewriters, (Syl Sijan), 2006, and Beth Lipman’s Aspects of (American) Life, Parking Lot. During the construction of the new wing, the With warm regards, Greg Fudacz, who coincidentally is married to our Director of 2013–2014. And we were given 551 artworks from many Museum will lose some parking, but in all there is a net gain. Education, Linda Mare. Connecticut was one of the centers of donors. Charles and Irene Hamm announced the gift of over Once the Lindquist building is vacated, the Museum will raise manufactures of typewriters and a large number of art works on 160 American paintings related to coastal life, a magnificent the 1960 one-story modern brick building, which is not part of display were made in the nutmeg state. Not only did the donation. While some were represented already in the collection, the historic district and additional parking will be achieved. typewriters evolve in terms of design to meet the needs of the majority of the artists were not. A display of the highlights primarily woman typists, but also at the beginning they were from the Hamm Collection is planned for the winter of 2015. To the list of benefactors who have made a significant contribution Todd Stitzer Douglas Hyland embellished with oil paintings and other appealing decorations Thereafter, it will be displayed throughout the Museum. After to the long-term well-being of the Museum, we must add the Chairman of the Board of Trustees Director and later became more streamlined and purely functional. name of Nancy Cutter who died this year. After the death of her Stimulating New Media artists were rotated in the Batchelor Chairman Todd Stitzer and his wife, Gala Committee member Marenda Brown-Stitzer, Gallery and the Low Gallery for American Illustrations was enjoying the Art Party of the Year, May 3, 2014. Members of the John Butler Talcott Society at the 2014 Director's Dinner. rehung several times. After years of its enjoyment, the Lisa Hoke installation came down in the LeWitt Family Staircase and the floating, ethereal installation of Dartmouth professor Soo Sunny Park took its place and became overnight very popular.

Unfortunately, our long term food purveyor Jordan Caterers filed for bankruptcy, but within days Riverhouse Catering signed on and many of the same people continue to work with us and their food is excellent and their events beautifully presented.

The Education, Community Outreach, and Development summaries in this report list the impressive milestones achieved

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ACQUISITIONS LIST Gift of John and Nicky Ungar ED BAYNARD (B. 1940) Tempera on board PHYLLIS BERMAN (B. 1951) JOYCE BLUNK, N.D. ALFRED THOMPSON Watercolor and pencil on paper BRIAN ALFRED (B. 1974) 2013.76.26 Dragon Fly Vase, 1981 20 x 15 in. Equitorial Divide, 2001 Seeing Red, 1995 BRICHER (1837-1908) 8 x 7 in. GEcropcircle, 2008 Romanian POWs from the Battle of Color woodcut Gift of Joel Davis Oil on canvas Vitreograph and intaglio print Narragansett Pier, 1871 Gift of the artist Silkscreen Stalingrad, November–December 29M x 41M in. 2014.13.8LIC 32 x 88 in. from glass plates Oil on board 2014.16.03LIC 23½ x 29 in. 1942 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Four Wildlife Photographers, n.d. Purchased with funds provided 12 x 16 in. 8 x 14J in. Marble, Cat, 1996 Gift of anonymous donor Gelatin silver print 2014.14.1 Oil on board by Ellen Wineberg, Vivek Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of David and Laura Grey Watercolor and pencil 2013.62.3- 16 x 20 in. The Print Scarf, 1981 20 x 15 in. and Linda Talvadkar, and an 2014.10.4 2013.35 7 x 13 in. Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Color woodcut Gift of Joel Davis anonymous donor Gift of the artist DMITRI BALTERMANTS 2013.76.30 29 x 41 in. 2014.13.4LIC 2013.68 NATHAN BOND (B. 1973) ARLENE BURKE-MORGAN 2014.16.07LIC (1912–1990) The Junction is Recaptured, 1944 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Photographer Viewing Two Mule Deer Optimist, 2012 (B. 1950) Marble, Wisdom, 1996 A Call to Arms, 1941–1945 Gelatin silver print 2014.14.2 (Mother and Young), n.d. ED BLACKBURN (B. 1940) Oil on canvas Magnification of Joshua II, 2005 Watercolor and pencil on paper Gelatin silver print 16 x 20 in. Oil on board Movie Print, 1986 48 x 48 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 7 × 13 in. 16 x 20 in. Gift of John and Nicky Ungar BENNETT BEAN (B. 1941) 20 x 15 in. Vitreograph print from glass Gift of Elisa Delgado-Tomei 16 x 16 in. Gift of the artist Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 2013.76.24 Doors to the Tantra, 1994 Gift of Joel Davis plates 2013.67 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2014.16.08LIC 2013.76.31 The Red Army Crosses the Oder River into Vitreograph print from glass plates 2014.13.7LIC 11¼ x 14K in. 2014.10.5 Night Letters, 1996 A Trophy of War, 1941–1945 Germany, December 1944 18 x 24 in. Two Hunters in Outboard Boat with a Gift of Judith O'Rourke Watercolor and pencil on paper Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print Gift of Judith O'Rourke Mercury Engine, n.d. 2014.10.56 RICHMOND BURTON 12 x 18½ in. 16 x 20 in. 16 x 20 in. 2014.10.3 Oil on board (B. 1960) Gift of the artist Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 20 x 18 in. Thought Plane Assembly I, 1991 2014.16.10LIC 2013.76.23 2013.76.29 MARK BEARD (B. 1956) Gift of Joel Davis Aquatint Pack 109 - pg. 18, 1988 And Once There Was War...Red Square The War Comes to Germany, 1945 Rowing Team, n.d. 2014.13.2LIC 29 x 25 in. Watercolor and pencil on paper Parade, May 9, 1965 Gelatin silver print Oil on canvas Two Men in Evinrude “Skeeter” Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald 4 x 5½ in. Gelatin silver print 16 x 20 in. 72 x 96 in. Snowmobile, n.d. Taglialatella (World House Gift of the artist 16 x 20 in. Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Gift of the artist Oil on board Editions) 2014.16.09LIC Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 2013.76.27 2013.85 22 x 16 in. 2013.62.2 Roscoe's Realm, ca. 1990 2013.76.28 Two German POWs, 1945 Gift of Joel Davis Watercolor on paper Anti-Aircraft Gunner, 1941–1945 Gelatin silver print THOMAS BEECHAM 2014.13.3LIC NORMAND CHARTIER 11 x 15 in. Gelatin silver print 16 x 20 in. (1926–2000) Two Wildlife Explorers, n.d. (B. 1945) Gift of the artist 16 x 20 in. Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Bull Moose with Houseboat in Oil on board Bunny Skunk, 1991 2014.58 Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 2013.76.21 Background, n.d. 15 x 13 in. Watercolor and pencil on paper Salt Cure, ca. 2002 2013.76.22 Oil on board Gift of Joel Davis 10 x 16 in. Watercolor on paper First Decorated Heroes of Liberated JENNIFER BARTLETT 16½ x 20 in. 2014.13.6LIC Gift of the artist 12 x 16 in. Odessa, 1944 (B. 1941) Gift of Joel Davis Untitled, n.d. 2014.16.01LIC Gift of the artist Gelatin silver print Chamber Society, n.d. 2014.13.5LIC Oil on board Cover of Sesame St. Magazine, March 2014.59 16 x 20 in. Lithograph Entering Ottawa, n.d. 20 x 14¾ in. 1984, March 1984 The Bee Keepers-Spider Magazine, 2002 Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Oil on board Gift of Joel Davis Luma concentrated inks on Watercolor and pencil on paper 2013.76.25 2014.14.27 19¾ x 15 in. 2014.13.11LIC paper 10 x 12½ in. Gunner Loading Ammunition, Gift of Joel Davis 8½ x 11 in. Gift of the artist 1941–1945 LEONARD BASKIN 2014.13.10LIC THOMAS HART BENTON Gift of the artist 2014.16.12LIC Gelatin silver print (1922–2000) Fisherman Chatting with the Pilot of a (1889–1975) 2014.16.05LIC Time for Bed Sleepy Head (pg. 6–7), 1983 16 x 20 in. White Horse, 1972 Ford Trimotor, “The Tin Goose,” n.d. Old Man Reading, 1941 Fred's Big Smile, ca. 1989 Watercolor and pencil on paper Gift of John and Nicky Ungar Lithograph Oil on board Oil Watercolor and pencil on paper 9 x 16 in. 2013.76.20 35 x 25 in. 20 x 18 in. 30 x 36 in. 7 x 8 in. Gift of the artist Grenade Attack, 1941–1945 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Gift of Joel Davis Gift of George Hatch and Family Gift of the artist 2014.16.11LIC Gelatin silver print 2014.14.26 2014.13.1LIC 2014.20 2014.16.04LIC This Way Home (Dedication & 16 x 20 in. Flying Car of the Future, n.d. Thomas Beecham (1926–2000), Two Wildlife Explorers, n.d., Oil on board, 15 x 13 in., Fred's Small Smile, ca. 1989 Copyright, pg. 2–3), 1994 Gift of Joel Davis, 2014.13.6LIC

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Watercolor and pencil on paper WALTER APPLETON 2014.14.19 Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink 16¾ x 13 in. Pen and ink ANN CUBBERLY (B. 1962) 13 x 20 in. CLARK (1876–1906) On First Reflection, n.d. 2013.45.4 12½ x 17½ in. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 13 x 14 in. White and Black Bishops, 2004 Gift of the artist Little Suzanne, 1902 Woodcut Couple in Pajamas, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 2013.45.9 Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Mixed media 2014.16.02LIC Pencil on paper Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Pen and ink 2013.45.2 Two Women Throwing a Book at 2013.45.36 67 x 23 x 19 in. (black) 2 Pg. Sketches for Elmo's Ducky Day, 17 x 11 in. 2014.14.20 14N x 6M in. Sailor and Girl on Car, n.d. Intruder, ca. 1931 Vagabond Loafer, 1931 70 x 24 in. diameter (white) 2000 Gift of Diana Fisher Pitcher on Chair, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink Pen and ink Pen and ink Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Blue pencil and Prismacolor 2013.70.1LIC Woodcut 2013.45.18 9 x 13 in. 17½ x 12½ in. 5½ x 20 in. 2014.29 very thin black pencil on paper Untitled Landscape, 1896 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Girl and Two Gendarmes, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 8 x 16 in. Pencil on paper 2014.14.22 Pen and ink 2013.45.12 2013.45.29 2013.45.15 TONY CURANAJ (B. 1973) Gift of the artist 7 x 5½ in. 17 x 6½ in. Seamstress in Corner by Candlelight, n.d. Untitled, n.d. Woman Inspectng Skeleton, n.d. Bottle Rocket Bouquet, 2012 2014.16.06LIC Gift of Diana Fisher WARRINGTON COLESCOTT Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink Pen and watercolor Pen and ink Oil on panel 2013.70.2LIC (B. 1921) 2013.45.13 21 x 15½ in. 8¼ x 23¾ in. 16 x 5½ in. 16 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. LOUISA CHASE (B. 1951) Cajun Cafe: Red Alert, 1989 Girl Awakes at Gunpoint, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of the artist Swarm, 1998 KAY KNIGHT CLARKE Vitreograph print from glass Pen & ink 2013.45.22 2013.45.25 2013.45.14 2014.17 Vitreograph print from glass (B. 1938) plates 18½ x 25½ in. Soon to Win the War, n.d. Untitled (Ballerinas), n.d. Woman on Bed Crying, ca. 1928 plates Blue, 2011 16 x 24 in. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink Pen and ink Pen and ink CAROL KREEGER 16½ x 22¼ in. Oil on linen Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2013.45.6 14¼ x 6¾ in. 10¾ x 21 in. 12 x 16½ in. DAVIDSON (1932-2014) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12 x 24 in. 2014.10.41 Girl with Gun and Sailor, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Floating Nude, n.d. 2014.10.6 Anonymous gift, 2014 The Supremes, 1990 Pen and ink 2013.45.17 2013.45.31 2013.45.24 Mixed media on paper 2014.60 Vitreograph print from glass 17 x 11¾ in. Sword Duel Under Bridge, n.d. Untitled (Female Sculptor), n.d. Women's Home Companion, 1932 25 x 33 in. DALE CHIHULY (B. 1941) Surrounded, 2012 plates Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Lithograph Pen and ink Pen and ink Gift of the artist Nobilissima Visione, 1994 Oil on linen 16 x 24 in. 2013.45.3 11½ x 16 in. 17¾ x 7¼ in. 15 x 11 in. 2013.44.3 Vitreograph print from glass 30 x 30 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Man Lighting Cigarette, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper plates Anonymous gift, 2014 2014.10.42 Pen & ink 2013.45.1 2013.45.32 2013.45.10 GEORGE DEEM (1932-2008) 16 x 24 in. 2014.61 18 x 7 in. The Burned Madonna, n.d. Untitled (Parajumper), ca. 1931 Women's Home Companion #2, n.d. A Cloud in Trousers, 1986 Gift of Judith O'Rourke JACOB COLLINS (B. 1964) Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink Pen and ink Pen and ink Oil on canvas 2014.10.16 SUSAN CLASSEN-SULLIVAN Male Figure, 2012 2013.45.19 12½ x 17½ in. 14½ x 19¼ in. 20 x 7¾ in. 28 x 28 in. (B. 1958) 32 x 24 in. Man and Woman before Lighted Candle Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of the Estate of George Deem ANNE CHU (B. 1959) Corpse 5, 2007–2009 Gift of the artist Rack, n.d. 2013.45.8 2013.45.26 2013.45.27 2013.54.1 Starling, 2006 Ceramic 2013.84 Mario cooper The Cardinals Mistress, 1931 Untitled (Swimmers), n.d. Woman on Stairs with Flashlight, n.d. A Lady Standing at a Vriginal, Again Mixed media installation 72 x 96 in. 18 x 7 Pen and ink Watercolor Pen and ink (Study), 2005 (embroidery and wire on stand; Gift of Walter and Linda Wick MARIO COOPER (1905–1995) Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 18½ x 16 in. 16½ x 12½ in. 18 1/2 x 6 3/4 in. Sepia Ink on paper watercolor on paper) 2014.26 A Billet Alone, 1934 2013.45.20 Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 20½ x 18 in. 7½ x 3 x 10½ in. (bird) Pen and ink Man and Woman Kissing Amid Banana 2013.45.23 2013.45.34 2013.45.16 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 58 x 18 x 18 in. (stand) PHYLLIS COHEN 12½ x 17½ in. Leaves, n.d. The Old Bank Book, n.d. Untitled (Two men in a Swamp), 1931 2013.54.2 17 x 21½ in. (watercolor) Flower with Vase on Chair, n.d. Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Pen and ink Pen and ink Pen and watercolor JEFF CORNELL (B. 1946) A Lady Writing, Again, 2006 Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Woodcut 2013.45.7 18 x 8 in. 14 x 13 in. 21½ x 17 in. Avitan Injection for Pre-Op Surgical Oil on canvas in honor of Alice R.M. Hyland Promised Gift of Paul Kanev After Les Miserables, The Sewars of Paris, Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Patients, 1988 30 x 27 in. 2014.23 2014.14.23 n.d. 2013.45.21 2013.45.35 2013.45.33 Pastel on illustration board Gift of the Estate of George Deem Lacquer Box on Chair, n.d. Pen and ink Qualtemoc with his Feet in the Fire, n.d. Two Knights in the Dungeon, n.d. Untitled (Woman Smoking), n.d. 20 1/4 x 27 in. 2013.54.3 CITY BENCH Woodcut 11 x 15 in. Pen and ink Watercolor and pen Pen and ink Gift of Richard Malinsky (Cre- A Lady Writing, Again (Study), 2006 Suffield Elm Double Arch Bench, 2011 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 10¼ x 16¼ in. 12½ in. 16¾ in. 22 x 13 in. ative Director) Oil on paper Elm 2014.14.21 2013.45.11 Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper Gift of Dale Meyers Cooper 2013.41LIC 23 x 20 in. 95 x 24 x 19 in. Newtown Pippin on Table, n.d. Beggars All, 1932 2013.45.5 2013.45.30 2013.45.28 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of Kathryn and Thomas R. Woodcut Pen and ink Robert Browning at the Bedside of Two Women Cowering Behind Door, n.d. Untitled (Women Reading Newspaper), 2013.54.4 Cox III Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 12¾ x 13 in. Elizaberth Barrett Browning, 1930 Pen and ink 1932 A Painter's Day Book "Festival Prayers," 2014.63

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1999, 1999 2013.54.12 Bingham Ceiling (Study) 1993, 1993 Drawing (Calligraphy), 1962, 1962 Altered book with oil paint Artist and Model, 2005 Pencil on paper Watercolor and gouache on paper 5¾ x 3¼ x 2¼ in. Oil on canvas 24 x 18 in. 26¼ x 20 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 32 x 28 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.5 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.20 2013.54.29 A Painter's Day Book "Scotts' Ivanhoe," 2013.54.13 Clark Gable Place Mat, 1983 Drawing 1962, 1962 1994, 1994 Artist with Portrait, 2007 Watercolor on paper Watercolor and adhesive labels Altered book with oil paint Ink, gouache, and felt tip 14 x 17 in. collaged on paper 5¾ x 4 x 3 in. marker on paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 28¼ x 20 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 15 x 22½ in. 2013.54.21 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.6 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Composition with Millet, 1963 2013.54.30 A Painter's Note Book 1987, 1987 2013.54.14 Oil on canvas Driving Away from Ronald Vance, 1981 Altered note book with oil paint Ashcan School, 1987 40 x 30 in. Black and white Xerox 6 x 4 x 1½ in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem 8½ x 11 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 40 x 48 in. 2013.54.22 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.7 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Courbet Palette, 1982 2013.54.31 A Painter's Note Book 1992, 1992 2013.54.15 Oil on wood palette Driving Away From Ronald Vance Altered book with oil paint Ashcan School (Study 1), 1987 12 x 16 in. (Study 1), 1981 7¼ x 4¾ x 1¾ in. Acrylic, watercolor, ink, and Gift of the Estate of George Deem Ink on paper with Whiteout Gift of the Estate of George Deem pencil on paper 2013.54.23 5 x 4½ in. 2013.54.8 18 x 24 in. Dancers in the Kitchen, 1976 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Abraham Lincoln Place Mat, 1982 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on paper 2013.54.32 Watercolor on paper 2013.54.16 17 x 17 in. Driving Away From Ronald Vance 14 x 17 in. Auto Portrait (Self Portrait), 1971 Gift of the Estate of George Deem (Study #2), 1981 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas 2013.54.24 Xerox collage on paper 2013.54.9 19¾ x 23½ in. Deem Palette, 1990 8 x 10 in. Achievement, 2005 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on wood palette Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas 2013.54.17 16 x 12 in. 2013.54.33 12 x 11 in. Bauhaus School, 1987 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Eakin's Chair, 2003 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas 2013.54.25 Oil on canvas 2013.54.10 50 x 50 in. Del Sarto and Titian (Study), 1994 12 x 11 in. American Express Centurion, 2000 Gift of the Nancy Hoffman Gallery Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas 2014.05 11¼ x 15¾ in. 2013.54.34 12 × 11 in. Beginning a New Painting (Unfinished), Gift of the Estate of George Deem Early Bird, 1998 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2008 2013.54.26 Oil on canvas 2013.54.135 Oil on canvas Del Sarto, Canaletto, Titian, 1995 12 x 11 in. An English Quilt, 1971 50½ x 47½ in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem 40 x 32 in. 2013.54.35 31½ x 27½ in. 2013.54.18 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Easel Painting, 1993 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Bingham Ceiling (Study), 1991 2013.54.27 Oil on canvas 2013.54.11 Ink on paper pencil on paper/ Drawing #4 1962, 1962 72 x 48 in. Artificial Matisse, 1994 pencil, ink and whiteout on 3 Watercolor, ink, and collaged Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on plastic canvas and silk sheets of paper paper strips on paper 2013.54.36 flowers 70 x 58 in. 25¼ x 19¼ in. Edward and Jo Hopper: Excursion into 20 x 24 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Philosophy, 1995 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.19 2013.54.28 Oil on canvas

George Deem (1932–2008), String Theory, 2007, Oil on canvas, metal clasp, 2 pins, black yarn, 58 x 45 in., Gift of Walter and Linda Wick, 2014.24 10 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 11 the collection the collection

32 x 42 in. 6¾ x 10¾ in. paper Le Mani, Page 1, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 10, ca. 1980 Colored pencil, crayon, pen Le Mani, Page 27, ca. 1980 Graphite, pen and ink Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22¾ x 18 in. Pen and ink Pen and ink wash and ink Pen and ink and wash 11 x 7 in. 2013.54.37 2013.54.45 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 5¼ x 6L in. 5J x 8¼ in. 9¾ x 6½ in. 9L x 5¼ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Elliott Sharp, 2001 Fragonard at the Frick, 2006 2013.54.54 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.36 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas George Washington's Chair, 2006 2014.01.1 2014.01.10 2014.01.18 2014.01.27 Le Mani, Page 37, ca. 1980 12 x 11 in. 32 x 39 in. Oil on paper Le Mani, Page 2, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 11, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 19, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 28, ca. 1980 Graphite Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 20 x 16 in. Colored pencil, pen and ink Pen and ink wash Pen and ink, crayon, colored Ink 11¾ x 9 in. 2013.54.38 2013.54.46 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 5¾ x 7K in. 6 x 10M in. pencil 4 x 4¾ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Elliott Sharp (Study), 2000 Fragonard at the Frick (Study 1), ca. 2005 2013.54.55 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 8½ x 6J in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.37 Oil on canvas Pencil on canvas Hands Off Mayakovski, 1977 2014.01.2 2014.01.11 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.28 Lili Brik and Mayakovsky, 1991 16 x 15 in. 17½ x 22¾ in. Oil on canvas Le Mani, Page 3, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 12, ca. 1980 2014.01.19 Le Mani, Page 29, ca. 1980 Oil on paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 15¾ x 13¾ in. Colored pencil, graphite Graphite Le Mani, Page 20, ca. 1980 Ink 15¼ x 11½ in. 2013.54.39 2013.54.47 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 7½ x 7¾ in. 6½ x 6·/!^ in. Graphite, pen and ink 6J x 4¾ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Extended Vermeer: The Woman in Blue, Fragonard at the Frick (Study 2), 2005 2013.54.56 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 7¾ x 5 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.63 2002 Pencil and ink on paper Homage to William Merritt Chase 2014.01.3 2014.01.12 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.29 London Suite, Page 1, 1966 Oil on canvas 22 x 26½ in. (Study), 1990 Le Mani, Page 4, ca. 1980 Le Mani, Page 13 Recto, ca. 1980 2014.01.20 Le Mani, Page 30, ca. 1980 Watercolor, pen and ink, on 40 x 28 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas Colored pencil, illustrator's Graphite Le Mani, Page 21, ca. 1980 Ink Ingres sketchbook paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.48 18 x 32 in. whiteout, graphite, pen and ink 11 x 8J in. Graphite 4 x 9K in. 11K x 4L in. 2013.54.40 Fragonard at the Frick Perspective Study, Gift of the Estate of George Deem 10J x 7L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 8L x 4¼ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Extended Vermeer; The Woman in Blue ca. 2005 2013.54.57 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.13A Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.30 2014.03.1 (Study 1), 2001 Pencil and ink on paper Interior Place Mat, 1983 2014.01.4 Le Mani, Page 13 Verso, ca. 1980 2014.01.21 Le Mani, Page 31, ca. 1980 London Suite, Page 2, 1966 Pencil, colored pencil, and ink 14 x 22 in. Watercolor on paper Le Mani, Page 5, ca. 1980 Pen and ink Le Mani, Page 22, ca. 1980 Graphite Watercolor, pen and ink, on on paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 14 x 17 in. Graphite, pen and ink 7K x 6¾ in. Pen and ink 10½ x 6½ in. Ingres sketchbook paper 30 x 22½ in. 2013.54.49 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 7J x 7¼ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 9¼ x 6M in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 11 x 7½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Frame, 1989 2013.54.58 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.13B Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.31 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.41 Oil on canvas Krupp Family Portrait (Study 1), 1990 2014.01.5 Le Mani, Page 14, ca. 1980 2014.01.22 Le Mani, Page 32, ca. 1980 2014.03.2 Extended Vermeer: The Woman in Blue 24 x 30 in. Oil on paper Le Mani, Page 6, ca. 1980 Crayon, graphite Le Mani, Page 23, ca. 1980 Pen and ink London Suite, Page 3, 1966 (Study 2), 2001 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 21 x 26½ in. Pen and ink 9¼ x 5¼ in. Pen and ink 6M x 4 in. Pen and ink, on Ingres Pen and ink on vellum over 2013.54.50 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 9¾ x 7 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 6¼ x 7K in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem sketchbook paper reproduction mounted on paper Frans Hals Green, 1965 2013.54.59 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.14 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.32 10L x 8 in. 18 x 17 in. Oil on canvas Krupp Family Portrait (Study 2), 1990 2014.01.6 Le Mani, Page 15, ca. 1980 2014.01.23 Le Mani, Page 33, ca. 1980 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 36 x 30 in. Oil on paper Le Mani, Page 7, ca. 1980 Pen and ink Le Mani, Page 24, ca. 1980 Pen and ink 2014.03.3 2013.54.42 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22½ x 27½ in. Graphite 5·/!^ x 11âà/!^ in. Pen and ink 10½ x 6J in. London Suite, Page 4, 1966 Final Paiting (Unfinished), 2008 2013.54.51 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 7L x 4·/!^ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 5M x 11J in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Watercolor, pen and ink, on Oil on canvas Generic Dutch Portrait, 1991 2013.54.60 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.15 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.33 Ingres sketchbook paper 34½ x 27 in. Oil on wood panel Krupp Family Portrait (Study 3), 1990 2014.01.5 Le Mani, Page 16, ca. 1980 2014.01.24 Le Mani, Page 34, ca. 1980 10¼ x 6M in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 18 x 24 in. Oil on paper Le Mani, Page 8, ca. 1980 Pen and ink, colored pencil Le Mani, Page 25, ca. 1980 Pen and ink Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.43 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22¼ x 30 in. Colored pencil, graphite 8 x 6à/!^ in. Pen and ink 9¾ x 7Ñ/!^ in. 2014.03.4 First Mistake, 1997 2013.54.52 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 11¼ x 8¼ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 8L x 12 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem London Suite, Page 5, 1966 Oil on canvas George Washington Vermeer, 1974 2013.54.61 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.16 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.34 Watercolor, pen and ink, on 12 x 11 in. Oil on canvas L'Ecole Des Beaux-Arts (Study), 1991 2014.01.8 Le Mani, Page 17, ca. 1980 2014.01.25 Le Mani, Page 35, ca. 1980 Ingres sketchbook paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 31½ x 27½ in. Ink, acrylic, and colored pencil Le Mani, Page 9, ca. 1980 Pen and ink, colored pencil Le Mani, Page 26, ca. 1980 Pen and ink 7¾ x 6M in. 2013.54.44 Gift of the Estate of George Deem on paper Crayon 8L x 7¾ in. Graphite, pen and ink 6L x 8L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Found Object, 1962 2013.54.53 22 x 30 in. 7L x 11L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 10 x 7½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.03.5 Oil and pencil on paper with George Washington Vermeer (Study), 1974 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.17 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.01.35 London Suite, Page 6, 1966 watermarks Pencil, ink, and watercolor on 2013.54.62 2014.01.9 Le Mani, Page 18, ca. 1980 2014.01.26 Le Mani, Page 36, ca. 1980 Watercolor, graphite, pen and

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ink, on Ingres sketchbook paper Lou Gehrig, 2002 Mayakovsky Bricks, 1987 Mayakovsky Seated, 1984 2014.02.02 My Things, Page 10 Verso, 1959 2014.02.19 Hammermill paper 10¾ x 7½ in. Oil on canvas Oil on 3 bricks underpainted Ink on paper My Things, Page 2, 1960 Pen and ink My Things, Page 19, 1958 9¾ x 7J in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 12 x 11 in. with gesso 20 x 15 in. Pen and ink 4¼ x 2¼ in. Pen and ink, on yellow Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.03.6 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Left brick: Osip Brik. 7¾ x 3½ Gift of the Estate of George Deem 3J x 6J in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Hammermill paper 2014.02.27 London Suite, Page 7, 1966 2013.54.64 x 2¼ in. Center brick: Maya- 2013.54.81 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.11B 8L x 6¾ in. My Things, Page 27, 1959–1961 Graphite, on Ingres sketchbook Madame Recamier in Delft, 2008 kovsky. 9 x 4J x 2K in. Right Mayakovsky Shadow Boxing, 1984 2014.02.03 My Things, Page 11, 1960 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 11 x 8½ in. paper Oil on paper brick: Lili Brik. 8 x 3½ x 2¼ in. Ink and watercolor on paper My Things, Page 3, 1960 Watercolor 2014.02.20 2014.02.28 6M x 7 in. 12½ x 17½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 14 x 17 in. Watercolor 10J x 7¼ in. My Things, Page 20, 1958 Nelia (Portrait of Nelia Kimbrough), 2000 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.73 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 9L x 7¼ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink Oil on canvas 2014.03.7 2013.54.65 Mayakovsky Cloud in Pants, 1979 2013.54.82 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.12 7 x 6 in. 12 x 11 in. London Suite, Page 8 Recto, 1966 Male Nude, 1998 Oil on paper mounted on Mayakovsky, Little Flower of Jesus, and 2014.02.04 My Things, Page 12, 1959 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink, on Ingres Oil on canvas second sheet Vermeer's Lady Playing Virginals, 1979 My Things, Page 4, 1960 Pen and ink, on lined paper 2014.02.21 2013.54.88 sketchbook paper 12 x 11 in. 17 x 14¼ in. Oil on illustration board Watercolor 8 x 6¼ in. My Things, Page 21, 1958 New Yorker Place Mat, 1983 8K x 10L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22¾ x 20 in. 9¼ x 6M in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink, watercolor, on Watercolor on paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.66 2013.54.74 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.13 yellow Hammermill paper 14 x 17 in. 2014.03.8A Man by Raeburn Shaving, 1967 Mayakovsky Icon, 1979 2013.54.83 2014.02.05 My Things, Page 13, 1959 10 x 7¾ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem London Suite, Page 8 Verso, ca. 1966 Oil on canvas Oil on paper with silver paint Me and Mayakovsky, 1981 My Things, Page 5, 1960 Pen and ink, on lined paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.89 Pen and ink, on Ingres 16 x 10 in. 18 x 12 in. Oil on canvas Watercolor 7J x 6½ in. 2014.02.22 Occidental Rug, 1970 sketchbook paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 36 x 48 in. 8½ x 6L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 22, 1959 Oil on canvas 5L x 8J in. 2013.54.67 2013.54.75 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.14 Graphite, pen and ink 28 x 23 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Man in a Brick, 1993 Mayakovsky in an Overcoat, 1984 2013.54.84 2014.02.06 My Things, Page 14, 1958 7¾ x 7 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.03.8B Oil on brick underpainted Ink on paper Me and Mayakovsky (Study), 1981 My Things, Page 6, 1959 Pen and ink Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.90 London Suite, Page 9 Recto, 1966 with gesso 20 x 15 in. Ink on paper Ink 4 x 8½ in. 2014.02.23 Okay, 2006 Graphite, on Ingres sketchbook 2¼ x 7¾ x 3½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 23 x 15¼ in. 9¼ x 8 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 23 Recto, 1959 Oil on canvas paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.76 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.15 Pen and ink, on cardstock 50 x 50 in. 6J x 6¾ in. 2013.54.68 Mayakovsky in Delft, 1980 2013.54.85 2014.02.07 My Things, Page 15, 1958 6 x 6½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Manet Palette, 1994 Oil on canvas Modigliani Palette, 1988 My Things, Page 7, 1961 Pen and ink Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.91 2014.03.9A Oil on wood palette 50 x 50 in. Oil on wood palette Watercolor 8L x 7K in. 2014.02.24A Okay (Study), 2006 London Suite, Page 9 Verso, ca. 1966 12 x 16 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 12 x 16 in. 4¼ x 7½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 23 Verso, ca. 1959 Pen and ink with collaged Pen and ink, on Ingres Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.77 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.16 Graphite reproduction of Vermeer Painting sketchbook paper 2013.54.69 Mayakovsky in Kiev 1913 Mayakovsky in 2013.54.86 2014.02.08 My Things, Page 16, 1959 4½ x 6½ in. 30 x 22 in. 9M x 7 in. Manx, 1992 Mexico 1925, 1984 Moving Vermeer Panel No. 3 (Study 1), My Things, Page 8, 1961 Pen and ink Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on cardboard Ink and watercolor on paper 1994 Pen and ink, watercolor 5M x 5K in. 2014.02.24B 2013.54.92 2014.03.9B 9 x 8 in. 18 x 18K in. Pencil and ink on paper with 8L x 6L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 24, 1959 Painting with Frame, 2008 London Suite, Page 10, 1966 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem collaged section Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.02.17 Pen and ink Oil on canvas Watercolor, graphite, pen and 2013.54.70 2013.54.78 22¼ x 26¼ in. 2014.02.09 My Things, Page 17, 1958 6M x 5¾ in. 35 x 30 in. ink, on Ingres sketchbook paper Master Class, 2008 Mayakovsky Place Mat, 1982 Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 9, 1960 Pen and ink, on yellow Ham- Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 11½ x 8¾ in. Pencil and watercolor on paper Watercolor on paper 2013.54.87 Watercolor mermill paper 2014.02.25 2013.54.93 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 20 x 16 in. 14 x 17 in. My Things, Cover Page, ca. 1958–1961 8 x 6J in. 8¾ x 5½ in. My Things, Page 25, 1959 Paragraph #2, 1959, 1959 2014.03.10 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Cardboard with graphite, pen Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink, on pink Ink and watercolor on paper London Suite, Page 11, 1966 2013.54.71 2013.54.79 and ink 2014.02.10 2014.02.18 Hammermill paper 28½ x 22½ in. Pen and ink, on Ingres Matisse School of Dance, 1994 Mayakovsky Reading Aloud, 1983 11 x 8½ in. My Things, Page 10 Recto, 1959 My Things, Page 18, 1958 7½ x 5L in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem sketchbook paper Oil on canvas Ink and acrylic on paper Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink, watercolor Pen and ink, on yellow Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.94 8K x 8L in. 36 x 54 in. 14 x 17 in. 2014.02.01 8 x 6½ in. Hammermill paper 2014.02.26 Paragraph #3, 1959, 1959 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem My Things, Page 1, 1959–1961 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 9 x 8 in. My Things, Page 26, 1959 Ink on paper 2014.03.11 2013.54.72 2013.54.80 11 x 8½ in. 2014.02.11A Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pen and ink, on pink 28½ x 22½ in.

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Gift of the Estate of George Deem 12 x 11 in. Oil on canvas Watercolor 42 x 36 in. The Immaculate Conception, 1971 2013.54.133 FRANK DI GIOIA 2013.54.95 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 16 x 12 in. 22 x 16 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas The Studio of Jacques-Louis David, (1900–1981) Paragraph, 1959, 1959 2013.54.104 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.130 19¾ x 23½ in. (Study), 1996 Italian Funeral, 1946 Watercolor on paper School of Arshile Gorky, 1995 2013.54.113 2013.54.121 The Art of Painting Woman in Blue Gift of the Estate of George Deem Pencil, ink and watercolor on Oil on canvas 26 x 20¼ in. Oil on canvas Self-Portrait (Study), 1992 Studio Interior with Easel, 1982 (Study), 2007 2013.54.136 paper 24 x 30 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 24 x 36 in. Pencil and acrylic on paper Watercolor Pencil, ink and acrylic on paper The Love Letter, Again, 2005 25 x 22¼ in. Gift of Mario Prisco 2013.54.96 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22 x 15 in. 26 x 22 in. 21 x 17½ in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.59.1 Part Tree, 1997 2013.54.105 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 30 x 27 in. 2013.54.137 Street Market, 1947 Oil on canvas School of Courbet Study 1987, 1987 2013.54.114 2013.54.122 2013.54.131 Gift of the Estate of George Deem To Be Read Aloud (Mayakovsky), 1981 Oil on canvas 12 x 11 in. Acrylic on paper Self-Portrait (Study) 1987, 1987 Studio Visit, 1993 The Fauve School, 1989 2013.54.134 Oil on canvas 24 x 30 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22 x 30 in. Watercolor and oil on paper board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas The Studio of Jacques-Louis David, 1996 50 x 54 in. Gift from Mario Prisco 2013.54.97 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 14 x 11 in. 24 x 30 in. 26 x 30½ in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.59.2 Penmanship (Paragraph), 1960 2013.54.106 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 70 x 58 in. 2013.54.138 Ink on paper School of Courbet Study 1988, 1988 2013.54.115 2013.54.123 2013.54.132 Gift of the Estate of George Deem JIM DINE (B. 1935) 15 x 22 in. Oil on canvas Self-Portrait 1987, 1987 Studio Visit (Study), 1992 Birthday Heart, 2003 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Oil on paper Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.54.98 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 15 x 19 in. 22 x 30 in. 2014.14.5 Portrait on Demand, 1992 2013.54.107 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem The Heart and a Wall, 1983 Oil on canvas School of Georges de la Tour (Study), 1986 2013.54.116 2013.54.124 Etching 16 x 20 in. Ink and acrylic on board Self-Portrait Place Mat, 1983 Studio with One Light Source, 1981 89 x 69½ in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 20 x 30 in. Watercolor on paper Acrylic and Sepia Ink on paper Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.54.99 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 14 x 17 in. 18 x 22½ in. 2014.14.3 Portrait on Demand (Study) (with pencil 2013.54.108 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem The Sky and Lilies, 1998 sketch of Hopper's Nighthawks), 1992 School of Piero Della Francesco, 1988 2013.54.117 2013.54.125 Intaglio and screenprint with Pencil and Sepia Ink on paper Acrylic on wood panel Simple as Mooing, 1982 Summer Afternoon, 2001 hand-coloring 22½ x 25¾ in. 32 x 48 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 30 x 41 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 48 x 42 in. 12 x 11 in. Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.54.100 2013.54.109 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2014.14.4 Prince Charles Place Mat, 1983 School of Piero Della Francesco (Study), 2013.54.118 2013.54.126 Watercolor on paper 1987 Still Life with Egg 1999, 1999 Tea Time, 1996 ERWIN EISCH (B. 1927) 14 x 17 in. Acrylic and India ink on paper Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Singing Suzanna, 2005 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 22 x 29 in. 12 x 11 in. 22 x 24 in. Vitreograph print from glass 2013.54.101 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem plates Richard Serra, 1999 2013.54.110 2013.54.119 2013.54.127 18 x 24 in. Oil on canvas School of Stuart Davis, 1987 Still Life with Egg 1999 (Study), 1999 Ted Castle Place Mat, 1982 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12 x 11 in. Acrylic on canvas Oil on paper Watercolor on paper 2014.10.43 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 24 x 28 in. 12 x 11 in. 14 x 17 in. Up and Back, 1985 2013.54.102 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Vitreograph print from glass Rodchenko's Caricature of Mayakovsky, 2013.54.111 2013.54.120 2013.54.128 plates 1980 Schoolroom Plan, 1942 String Theory, 2007 The Art of Painting (Study), 2002 8 x 8¼ in. Ink on paper Pencil and ink on board Oil on canvas, metal clasp, Pencil and ink on paper Gift of Judith O'Rourke 18 x 12 in. attached to paper 2 pins, black yarn 18M x 21¼ in. 2014.10.44 Gift of the Estate of George Deem 13 x 10 in. 58 x 45 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem 2013.54.103 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of Walter and Linda Wick 2013.54.129 Ruscha, 2001 2013.54.112 2014.24 The Art of Painting Woman in Blue, 2008 Oil on canvas Self-Portrait (1992), 1992 Studio Corner, 1982 Oil on canvas George Deem (1932–2008), Mayakovsky in Delft, 1980, Oil on canvas, 50 x 50 in., Gift of the Estate of George Deem, 2013.54.77

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CAROLYN EVANS (B. 1947) 16 x 20 in. Acrylic on matte board JAMES GRABOWSKI WERNER GROSHANS 2013.55.1LIC 2013.55.20LIC Woman in White Dress and Hat, n.d. Noon Shine, 1987 Gift of Joe Pantoliano 8 x 8 in.; 8 x 9 in.; 8 x 8 in. (B. 1944) (1913-1986) Preppy Man and Woman, n.d. Woman in Brown Suit, n.d. Crayon Bronze 2013.76.1 (panels) Rose Garden, 2013 4 Untitled Sketchbooks, n.d. Crayon Colored pencil and graphite 30 x 20 in. 15½ x 19 x 10½ in. Studio 54, New York City, May 1977 Gift of Corrine Cunha Mixed Media Charcoal, graphite and pastel on 30 x 20 in. 30 x 20 in. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Ellen Wineberg Gelatin silver print 2013.33.3 33½ x 23½ in. Strathmore paper Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 2013.55.22LIC 2013.79 16 x 20 in. Gift of the artist Gift of Ruth Simpson Woodcock 2013.55.17LIC 2013.55.10LIC Woman in Yellow, n.d. Gift of Joe Pantoliano EDWARD GIOBBI (B. 1926) 2013.61 2014.18 Purple Woman Sketches, n.d. Woman in Brown, n.d. Crayon RUTH FINE (B. 1941) 2013.76.3 Portrait of Luisa, 1957 Pastel Pastel 30 x 20 in. Black Ice, 1999 Oil on canvas WILLIAM GRABOWSKI ROBERT GROSSMAN 20 x 28 in. 30 x 20 in. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Vitreograph print from glass plates FORNANDER 64 x 34½ in. (B. 1955) (B. 1940) Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 2013.55.18LIC 8 x 10 in. (20TH CENTURY) Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Cast Away, n.d. Inventor, n.d. 2013.55.9LIC 2013.55.11LIC Gift of Judith O'Rourke Yellow Car, Interior, Cut-Away View, n.d. 2014.28 Inkjet print Airbrush painting in watercolor Seated Woman in Guess Overalls, n.d. Woman in Brown and Red Coat, n.d. CARL HANTMAN (B. 1935) 2014.10.45 Tempera on board 13 x 19 in. 7âÁ/!^ x 5M in. Crayon Crayon Bear Invasion, n.d. Garden Route, 2000 21 x 18½ in. GLENN GOLDBERG Gift of the artist Gift of Joel Davis 30 x 20 in. 30 x 20 in. Oil on board Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Joel Davis (B. 1953) 2014.09.3 2014.13.12LIC Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 18½ x 14 in. 8 x 10 in. 2014.13.20LIC Whirly 3, 1994 Caught, n.d. 2013.55.21LIC 2013.55.23LIC Gift of Joel Davis Gift of Judith O'Rourke Color lithograph Inkjet print HENRY HEITMAN The Bearable Lightness of The Little Black Woman and Man in Coats, n.d. 2014.13.17LIC 2014.10.46 TREY FRIEDMAN (B. 1958) 19 x 14 in. 13 x 19 in. Calla Lillies and Woman, n.d. Dress, n.d. Pastel Confronting a Skunk, n.d. The Artist, 1988–89 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gift of the artist Acylic paint and marker Gaphite 30 x 20 in. Oil on board LARRY FINK (B. 1941) Oil on canvas Taglialatella (World House 2014.09.2 22 x 14½ in. 24½ x 18½ in. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 24 x 18 in. Gallery Opening, New York City, 96 x 60 in. Editions) NC Museum, n.d. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 2013.55.12LIC Gift of Joel Davis February 1974 Gift of Shirley Weiner in 2013.62.1 Inkjet print 2013.55.3LIC 2013.55.5LIC Woman and Man In Profile, n.d. 2014.13.15LIC Gelatin silver print memory of Leon J. Weiner, MD 13 x 19 in. Man and Woman in Nautical Attire, n.d. Three Women with Pine Tree Background, Crayon Duck Hunters, n.d. 16 x 20 in. 2013.66 MARK GOTBAUM Gift of the artist Charcoal n.d. 30 x 20 in. Oil on board Gift of Joe Pantoliano (1943–2012) 2014.09.1 30 x 20 in. Crayon and pastel Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 23 x 18 in. 2013.76.2 NOBU FUKUI (B. 1942) Alfred Hitchcock: Setting a Bear Trap, n.d. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 19½ x 16 in. 2013.55.16LIC Gift of Joel Davis Graduation Party, PA (Portrait of Two Incredulity, 2013 Tempera on board PETER GREENWOOD 2013.55.15LIC Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Woman in Checkered Shirt, n.d. 2014.13.16LIC Women), June 1977 Mixed media collage 20 x 13 in. (B. 1960) Man with Mountain Backdrop, n.d. 2013.55.25LIC Conte crayon Man Looking Through an Optical Scope, Gelatin silver print 94 x 144 in. Gift of Joel Davis Caribbean Blue & Black, 2014 Crayon Two Men in Suits, 1984 30 x 20 in. n.d. 16 x 20 in. Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase 2014.13.14LIC Blown glass 30 x 20 in. Charcoal and pastel Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Oil on board Gift of Joe Pantoliano Fund 16 x 9½ x 5 in. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 22 x 15 in. 2013.55.13LIC 21 x 18 in. 2013.76.6 2014.04 ADOLPH GOTTLIEB Gift of the artist 2013.55.24LIC Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Woman in Pinstripe Jacket, 1978 Gift of Joel Davis New Year's Eve Party, American Legion, (1903–1974) 2014.39 Military Woman with Business Women, n.d. 2013.55.8LIC Pastel 2014.13.18LIC Bangor, December 1979 CHERYL GALAYDA Chrome Yellow-Green Disk, 1966 Graphite and pastel Two Women and Pink Rose, n.d. 17 x 13½ in. Gelatin silver print (B. 1950) Lithograph 29/50 GERALD GREGG 20 x 25½ in. Marker Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller ROBERT HILBERT 16 x 20 in. The Trilogy of Fish (1 of 3), ca. 1978 30 x 21½ in. (1907-1985) Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 23 x 13½ in. 2013.55.26LIC Cover Art for The Case of the Seven Gift of Joe Pantoliano Acrylic on matte board Gift of David Ryan Cover Art for Judas Incorporated (by 2013.55.2LIC Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Woman in Tribal Wrap Dress, n.d. Sneezes (by Anthony Boucher), 1942 2013.76.5 8 x 13 in. (each panel) 2014.06.2 Kurt Steel), 1948 102 Shoes, n.d. 2013.55.4LIC Crayon Airbrushed painting Pat Sabatine's Eleventh Birthday Party, Gift of Corinne Cunha Rosy Mood, 1967 Airbrushed painting Charcoal Two Women in Suits, n.d. 30 x 20 in. 12 x 9 in. April 1980 2013.33.1 Seriagraph 58/75 13½ x 9 in. 20 x 15 in. Pastel and graphite Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Patricia Ryan Gelatin silver print The Trilogy of Fish (2 of 3), ca. 1978 25 x 19 in. Gift of Patricia Ryan Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 23½ x 17½ in. 2013.55.14LIC 2013.71.2 16 x 20 in. Acrylic on matte board Gift of David Ryan 2013.71.1 2013.55.7LIC 2013.55.6LIC Woman in White Coat, n.d. Gift of Joe Pantoliano 8 x 13 in. (each panel) 2014.06.1 Polka-Dot Dress Suit, n.d. Woman in Belted Suit, n.d. Crayon 2013.76.4 Gift of Corrine Cunha Colored Pencil Crayon 30 x 20 in. Studio 54, New York City, May 1977 2013.33.2 30 x 20 in. 30 x 20 in. Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gelatin silver print The Trilogy of Fish (3 of 3), ca. 1978 Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller Gift of Steve and Miriam Miller 2013.55.19LIC

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JASPER JOHNS (B. 1930) EVERETT RAYMOND JEANNETTE KLUTE 2014.10.11 STANISLAV LIBENSKY Savarin, 1982 KINSTLER (B. 1926) (1918–2009) Wind Rush, 1992 (1921–2002) Lithograph Couple Seated by Fireplace, 1945 Cardinal Flower, ca. 1950 Woodblock print Impress of an Angle, 1996 50 x 38 in. Oil on canvas Dye transfer print 32Á/!^ x 25Ñ/!^ in. Vitreograph print from glass plates Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 24¼ x 20 in. 12¼ x 9¼ in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 12½ x 17¾ in. 2014.14.25 Donation of Everett Raymond Gift of Joanie Cannon 2014.10.57 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Kinstler 2013.76.15 2014.10.12 YOUSUF KARSH 2014.17LIC Grapes, ca. 1950 BERNARD LANGLAIS The Portal, 1996 (1908–2002) James Montgomery Flagg, n.d. Dye transfer print (1921–1977) Vitreograph print from glass Portrait of Georgia O'Keeffe, 1956 Pencil drawing on paper. 18½ x 14½ in. Untitled, 1958 plates Vintage gelatin silver print 10 x 8 in. Gift of Joanie Cannon Wood on wood 12½ x 17¾ in. Gift of Estrellita Karsh in Donation of Everett Raymond 2013.76.13 33 x 30 x 4¼ in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Honor of Cassandra Henderson Kinstler Mushroom with Pine, ca. 1950 Gift of the Kohler Foundation 2014.10.13 and in Memory of Yousuf Karsh 2014.16LIC Dye transfer print 2013.46 Triangle in the Triangle, 1996 2013.58 When Doctors Marry, ca. 1950’s 16 x 12L in. Vitreograph print from glass Tempera on paper. Gift of Joanie Cannon DAVID DODGE LEWIS plates JO KATULA (1910–1998) 14¾ x 18½ in. 2013.76.14 Bee/Pin, 1997 12½ x 17¾ in. Underwater Excursion, n.d. Donation of Everett Raymond Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on board Kinstler CHAIM KOPPELMAN 17¼ x 22¼ in. 2014.10.14 21 x 16¼ in. 2014.20LIC (1929–2009) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Joel Davis Popular Publications, ca. 1950 Death and the Butcher, 1957 2014.10.15 JONAS LIE (1880–1940) 2014.13.21LIC Pen and ink on paper, double Aquatint The Inner Harbor, Gloucester, n.d. page illustration. 17¾ x 24 in. SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Oil on canvas STEVE KAUFMAN (B. 1960) 18½ x 13½ in. Anonymous gift, 2014 Lines in Color on Color to Points on a 25 x 29M in. Venus, State I, 2001 Donation of Everett Raymond 2014.15 Grid, 1978 Gift of Laura and David Grey Frank Di Gioia (1900–1981), Italian Funeral, 1946, Oil on canvas, 24 x 30 in., Gift of Mario Prisco, 2013.59.1 Silkscreen on canvas with hand Kinstler Silkscreen 2013.75.1 KAREN KUNC (B. 1952) 30 x 30 in. DAVID HOCKNEY (B. 1937) Collage, graphite drawing on Gift of Judith O'Rourke embellishments 2014.19LIC 68 x 48 in. Untitled, 1947 Blossom, 2000 Gift of Roger Harland in BETH LIPMAN (B. 1971) Lightning, 1973 paper 2014.10.28 Gift of the Estate of Adrienne Watercolor and pencil on Vitreograph print from glass plates memory of Susan Harland Aspects of (American) Life, 2013 Lithograph 12 x 9 in. Push Pull Story, 2000 Kiel, 2013 paper—illustration based on 16¾ x 20½ in. 2013.36 Cast and mouth blown glass 39à/!^ × 31âà/!^ in. Gift of the artist Vitreograph print from glass plates 2013.74 Harvey Dunn image Gift of Judith O'Rourke Model for a Complex Form, ca. 1988 115 x 80 x 60 in. Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.38.1 8 x 10 in. 17 x 14 in. 2014.10.8 Plastic and bondo Charles F. Smith Fund 2014.14.18 Gift of Judith O'Rourke CHET KEMPCZYNSKI Donation of Everett Raymond Branch, 2000 32 x 12 x 15 in. 2014.65 Rain, 1973 SERGEI ISUPOV (B. 1963) 2014.10.27 (B. 1948) Kinstler Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Carol Kreeger Davidson Lithograph Buzz, 2000 Hartford, 2000 2014.18LIC 17 x 20½ in. 2013.44.1 HARVEY LITTLETON (B. 1922) 39 x 31âà/!^ in. Vitreograph print from glass plates WILLIAM GEORGE Monotype Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled (Female Portrait), 1945 00 Buckshot - State III, 2001 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 18 x 24 in. JACOBSON (1921–1992) 48 x 42 in. WILLIAM KITCHENS 2014.10.10 Oil on canvas Vitreograph print from glass plates 2014.14.17 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Cover Art for Aftergolw (by Ruby M. (B. 1951) 23 x 18 in. 2014.10.29 Ayers), 1936 Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Frond, 2000 15ââ/!^ x 17âà/!^ in. Gift of Laura Sudarsky SKYLAR HUGHES (B. 1987) Complementary, 2000 Airbrushed painting 2014.30 High Chair, 1999 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke View from His Window, 2004 Vitreograph print from glass 16¾ x 20½ in. 2013.43.1 2014.10.1 Hem and Leaf and Branch and Bone, Vitreograph print from glass plates 12 x 9 in. Monotype plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled (Mandolin Player), n.d. Light Shadow, 1993 2012 8 x 10 in. Gift of Patricia Ryan 37 x 37 in. 5 x 7½ in. 2014.10.9 Oil on canvas Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2013.71.3 Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Gift of Judith O'Rourke Wing, 2000 24 x 20 in. 16â/!^ x 20Á/!^ in. 14 x 14 in. 2014.10.26 2014.31 2014.10.7 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Laura Sudarsky Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist Guilt Haunts, 2003 17 x 20½ in. 2013.43.2 2014.10.2 2013.38.2 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled Collage (Ticket), 2012 16 x 16 in.

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MAL LUBER (B. 1938) CAROL MCMAHON (B. 1944) Gift of Joanie Cannon CLARENCE MORGAN 2014.10.52 23¾ x 13M in. Gift of the Bernstein-Green KEITH RASMUSSEN Juan, Juanita and Jose, ca. 1975 Standard and Microwave Good, 2013 2013.76.10 (B. 1950) Flying, 1989 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Family: In memory of Harry (1942–2006) Graphite on paper Mixed media assemblage Youths Rowing along the Walls of the Dissimilar Factors, 2004 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2014.10.48 Flayderman (collector, friend, and Gargoyle, 1997 50½ x 40½ in. 14 x 12 x 3 in. Kalazinsky Monastery, 1932 Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 22 in. Untitled, 2008 biographer of Henry Raschen) Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Seth G. Copeland Purchased with funds provided Ferrotyped gelatin silver print 16 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates 2013.78.5 12¾ x 18½ in. 2013.48.1 by Ellen Wineberg 22 x 15 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2014.10.50 11âà/!^ x 16¾ in. Indians Sitting in a Group, n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Unemployment Line, ca. 1970 2014.19 Gift of Joanie Cannon 2014.10.25 Glimpse, 2001 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas 2014.10.18 Graphite on paper 2013.76.8 Gold Feathered Glory, 2004 Vitreograph print from glass plates 2014.10.47 17½ x 29½ in. Morning After, 1997 60 x 45 in. ROBERT MANGOLD Vitreograph print from glass plates 19¾ x 23½ in. Gift of the Bernstein-Green Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Seth G. Copeland (B. 1937) DINA MELICOV (1905–1969) 16 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke LIZ WHITNEY QUISGARD Family: In memory of Harry 12 x 18 in. 2013.48.2 Plane/Figure Series Folded I, 1993 Metamorphosis, ca. 1960 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2014.10.55 (B. 1929) Flayderman (collector, friend, and Gift of Judith O'Rourke Etching with softground aquatint Cast metal 2014.10.24 Grape Vines, 1990 Fifteen Circles, 2008–2009 biographer of Henry Raschen) 2014.10.19 ANSTIS LUNDY (1924–2009) 22½ x 30 in. 16 x 11¾ x 5L in. Shared Affinities, 2004 Vitreograph print from glass plates Yarn on buckram 2013.78.6 Untitled, 1984 Gift of Carol Kreeger Davidson Gift of the artist's daughter, Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 24 in. Five panels: 106 × 150 in. Man on Horse, n.d. BRIAN RUSSELL (B. 1961) Watercolor on paper (triptych) 2013.44.2 Jeanne Bloom, 2014 16 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Anonymous gift, 2014 Oil on canvas Flutterby, 2010 135 x 48 in. 2014.34 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2014.10.51 2014.11 39½ x 29½ in. Gaffer 45% lead crystal and Gift of Emily Estes and Roy MARK MARKOV-GRINBERG Mother and Child, 1932 2014.10.22 Tempt, 2002 Gift of the Bernstein-Green 6061 aluminum McAlpine (1907–2006) Terracotta Subconscious Deduction, 2004 Vitreograph print from glass plates J. RAK (20TH CENTURY) Family: In memory of Harry 83 x 36 x 22 in. 2014.12 Happy Maternity, Stavropol Territory, 19½ x 13 x 10 in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 16 x 20 in. Cut-Away View of a Yellow Automobile, Flayderman (collector, friend, and General Purchase Fund 1935 Gift of the artist's daughter, 16 x 16 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke n.d. biographer of Henry Raschen) 2014.21 WILLIAM MCCARTHY Ferrotyped gelatin silver print Jeanne Bloom, 2014 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2014.10.53 Tempera on board 2013.78.4 (B. 1951) 22 x 15¾ in. 2014.37 2014.10.23 24 x 19 in. Three Indians on a Hill, 1952 ITALO SCANGA (1932–2001) Into the Blue, n.d. Gift of Joanie Cannon Three Figures, after 1950s EDWARD PARKHURST Gift of Joel Davis Oil on fabric Copeland, 1997 Oil on canvas 2013.76.11 Bronze TOM NAKASHIMA (B. 1941) (1876–1962) 2014.13.19LIC 47½ x 71½ in. Vitreograph print from glass plates 60 x 48 in. Old Man of the Volga River, 1939 17½ x 8 x 8 in. Orchardhouse Dusk, 2006 Artist's Sketchbook from Western Trip, Gift of the Bernstein-Green 12 x 16 in. Purchase for NBMAA by Carle Ferrotyped gelatin silver print Gift of the artist's daughter, Vitreograph print from glass plates 1878 HENRY RASCHEN Family: In memory of Harry Gift of Judith O'Rourke Mowell 15¼ x 22 in. Jeanne Bloom, 2014 20 x 29 in. Graphite on paper (1854–1937) Flayderman (collector, friend, and 2014.10.17 2013.40 Gift of Joanie Cannon 2014.35 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 4 x 5 in. Chief, n.d. biographer of Henry Raschen) 2013.76.7 Torso, ca. 1960 2014.10.20 Gift of Elizabeth L. Webster, Oil on canvas 2013.78.1 FRANCESCO SCAVULLO J.W. MCDANIEL Public Letter to a Slacker from a Record Cast metal Treepile Nocturn - Westwood Road, Great-Great Granddaughter 19½ x 15½ in. Two Indians onTwo Horses, n.d. (1921–2004) (20TH CENTURY) Breaking Collective Farm, Stalingrad 16K x 6¼ x 6¼ in. 2006 of artist Gift of the Bernstein-Green Oil on canvas Deborah Harry, 1986 Jerry Lewis, International Franchise, Region, 1933 Gift of the artist's daughter, Vitreograph print from glass plates 2013.60.2 Family: In memory of Harry 60 x 35 in. Silver gelatin print n.d. Ferrotyped gelatin silver print Jeanne Bloom, 2014 20J x 29K in. Cows Watering, n.d. Flayderman (collector, friend, and Gift of the Bernstein-Green 21¼ x 17¼ in. Watercolor 15½ x 22 in. 2014.36 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas biographer of Henry Raschen) Family: In memory of Harry Gift of the Estate of Adrienne 19 x 15 in. Gift of Joanie Cannon Violinist, 1961 2014.10.21 16 x 26 in. 2013.78.3 Flayderman (collector, friend, and Kiel, 2013 Gift of Joel Davis 2013.76.12 Bronze Gift of Lamkin-Parkhurst Family Five Indians by a Fire and Teepee with biographer of Henry Raschen) 2013.73 2014.13.22LIC The Cook (alternatively, The Kitchen), 6¾ x 21¼ x 7¼ in. JUDITH O'ROURKE (B. 1960) 2013.60.1 Horse (Full Moon), n.d. 2013.78.8 1930 Gift of the artist's daughter, Cascara, 2007 Oil on canvas Two Indians with Teepee and Two Horses, EMMA SILVIUS SCHALL MARGARETT SARGENT Ferrotyped gelatin silver print Jeanne Bloom, 2014 Vitreograph print from glass plates TOBY PENNEY 24¼ x 43 in. 1952 (1878–1969) MCKEAN (1892–1978) 18¼ x 21 in. 2014.33 15 x 15 in. Impression Orange II, 2006 Gift of the Bernstein-Green Oil on canvas Tulips, 1936 Woman in Yellow and Blue, n.d. Gift of Joanie Cannon Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Family: In memory of Harry 15½ x 23½ in. Floral applique and muslin Oil on canvas 2013.76.9 DOREEN MINUTO (B. 1953) 2014.10.54 19M x 15¾ in. Flayderman (collector, friend, and Gift of the Bernstein-Green backing 18 x 14 in. The "Princess" of the Village, Kabardino- A Moment in Time, n.d. Christmas Tree Garden, 1990 Gift of Judith O'Rourke biographer of Henry Raschen) Family: In memory of Harry 85 x 90 in. Promised Gift of Barbara Balkaria, North Caucuses, 1934 Oil on board Vitreograph print from glass plates 2014.10.49 2013.78.7 Flayderman (collector, friend, and Gift of Ginny Lavoie Spargo Ferrotyped gelatin silver print 23½ x 28½ x 1½ in. 16 x 24 in. Resting on Red, 2006 Horse by House, n.d. biographer of Henry Raschen) 2013.72 2014.08.2 15¼ x 22 in. 2014.14LIC Gift of Judith O'Rourke Vitreograph print from glass plates Oil on canvas 2013.78.2 23¼ x 35¼ in.

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SAUL SCHARY (1904–1978) She Still Dreams of Flying, 1985 18 x 24 in. Woodcut MAKI TAMURA (B. 1973) RUEL CROMPTON TUTTLE 20TH CENTURY JUDYTH VAN AMRINGE Fisherman Landing a Fish, “The Big Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 37 x 25 in. Love, 2005–2006 (1866–1940) UNKNOWN AMERICAN (B. 1946) Catch”, n.d. 11 x 14 in. 2014.10.32 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Watercolor on paper and wood Bridge Over Seine (Pont Alexandre III), ILLUSTRATOR Shell Mound, n.d. Watercolor with gouache on board Gift of Judith O'Rourke Queen of Spades, 2008 2014.14.16 44 x 40¾ in. (framed) 1928 Soviet Sputnik in Space, n.d. Stoneware, glazed base, 22 x 15¼ in. 2014.10.31 Vitreograph print from glass plates Monsoon, 1982 Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Watercolor on paper Oil on board porcelain and horsehair Gift of Joel Davis 18 x 24 in. Woodcut 2014.27 13½ x 20J in. 20 x 15 in. 14½ x 18 x 18 in. 2014.13.26LIC MARC SIJAN (B. 1946) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 36âà/!^ x 37 in. Gift of Sarah Given Gift of Joel Davis Gift of Walter and Linda Wick Standing Security Guard (Syl Sijan), 2006 2014.10.34 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev JAMES TANNER (B. 1941) 2013.69.3 2014.13.31LIC 2014.25 DAVID SCHLIENKOFER Polyresin, oil paint 2014.14.15 Wild Beastings, 2004 Doges Palace, Venice, ca. 1925 (B. 1951) 72 in. (height) LOUIS STETTNER (B. 1922) Navarro Sunset, 1973 Vitreograph print from glass plates Watercolor on paper 20TH CENTURY ANN WOLFF-WARFF Contemplation with Divine Figure, n.d. Alice Osborne Bristol Fund Marche aux Puces Series (Collage of Woodcut 18 x 24 in. 13 x 20 in. UNKNOWN AMERICAN (B. 1937) Tempera on board 2013.56 Child and Ghostly Figures), 1992 36âà/!^ x 36âà/!^ in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Sarah Given ILLUSTRATOR Mickey Mouse Birthday, 1982 13½ x 19 in. Gelatin silver print Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2014.10.36 2013.69.2 The New Atlantis, n.d. Vitreograph and intaglio print Gift of Joel Davis ERIC SOUTHER (B. 1987) 14 x 11 in. 2014.14.6 Wind Shift, 2004 Tuileries Garden, Paris, 1931, 1931 Tempera on board from glass plates 2014.13.25LIC Search Engine Vision "Chair", 2011 Gift of Herbert L. Hochberg Rainbow Glacier, 1970 Vitreograph print from glass plates Watercolor on paper 20½ x 15J in. 16 x 16 in. Single channel video, 1920 x 2013.76.32 Woodcut 18 x 24 in. 14½ x 21½in. Gift of Joel Davis Gift of Judith O'Rourke ABE SCHMIDT 1080 HD 36½ x 36 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Sarah Given 2014.13.28LIC 2014.10.38 (20TH CENTURY) n/a MICHAEL STONE (B. 1945) Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2014.10.37 2013.69.1 My Dark Mother, 1984 Cabin Cruiser, n.d. Gift of the artist Islands, 2013 2014.14.10 UNKNOWN ARTIST Vitreograph and intaglio print 20½ x 15 in. 2013.42.1 Inkjet print on Moab Entrada Rocky Mountains, 1966 DANIEL K. TENNANT 20TH CENTURY Rare Delft Tile - "Sea Creature", from glass plates Gift of Joel Davis Search Engine Vision "Chair" Limited Rag Natural paper stock Woodcut (B. 1953) UNKNOWN AMERICAN 17th century 9½ x 9½ in. 2014.13.23LIC Edition Book, 2011 12 x 16 in. 37 x 49 in. A Marine's Life, 2003 ILLUSTRATOR Glazed porcelain tile Gift of Judith O'Rourke Four-color printing Gift of the artist Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Gouache on board Camp Cooking by the River, n.d. 5½ x 5½ in. 2014.10.39 HENRY ERNEST 7 x 7 in. 2014.123 2014.14.12 25½ x 31 in. Oil on board Anonymous gift, 2014 SCHNAKENBERG Gift of the artist The Lexington Fire, 1985 Gift of the artist in Memory of 20 x 15 in. 2014.32S AARON WEXLER (B. 1974) (1892–1970) 2013.42.2 CAROL SUMMERS (B. 1925) Woodcut Merrill A. Bailey, AWS (1909– Gift of Joel Davis Untitled (Blue Nature), 2012 Monday, 1914 Search Engine Vision "Chair" 3D Printed August 17, 1986 37½ x 37½ in. 1981) 2014.13.30LIC UNKNOWN ARTIST Paper collage on panel Oil on canvas Model, 2013 Woodcut Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.31 "Clef" Settee, late 20th–early 21st 60 x 80 in. 20 x 24 in. Plastic Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2014.14.7 20TH CENTURY century Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Promised Gift of Barbara Spargo 6 x 3 x 3 in. 2014.14.8 The Rolling Sea, 1989 ANTHONY THIEME UNKNOWN AMERICAN Koa wood 2013.57 2014.08.1 Gift of the artist Cairo's Flag, 1979 Woodcut (1888–1954) ILLUSTRATOR 41 x 54 x 24 in. 2013.42.3 Woodcut 37 x 37½ in. Motif #1, Rockport MA, n.d. Long Distance Lovers, n.d. Gift of Melinda and Paul JOHN WILDE (1919–2006) GEORGE SEGAL 36 x 36 in. Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Oil on canvas Oil on board Sullivan, 2014 A Kiss, 1996 (1924–2000) THERMAN STATOM (B. 1953) Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2014.14.9 25 x 30 in. 18 x 13½ in. 2014.57 Vitreograph print from glass plates Untitled Nude, 1961 Blue Queen, 1999 2014.14.11 Gift of Laura and David Grey Gift of Joel Davis 8 x 10 in. Pastel on paper Vitreograph print from glass plates California, 1976 ROY SUPERIOR (1934–2013) 2013.75.2 2014.13.27LIC 20TH CENTURY Gift of Judith O'Rourke 18¼ x 12 in. 18 x 24 in. Woodcut Preparatory Drawing for Aqua Marina, UNKNOWN CARTOONIST 2014.10.40 Anonymous gift, 2014. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 37 x 36½ in. 2006 STEPHEN SEYMOUR 20TH CENTURY Joe’s TV, n.d. 2014.64 2014.10.33 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev Pen and ink wash on paper THOMAS (1868–1956) UNKNOWN AMERICAN Watercolor wash on paper GARRY WINOGRAND Queen of Diamonds, 2008 2014.14.14 18 x 14 in. (matted) Portrait of Mrs. Colt, ca. 1898 ILLUSTRATOR 17L x 17 in. (1928–1984) HOLLIS SIGLER (1948–2001) Vitreograph print from glass plates Chief's Blanket, 1971 Gift of Melinda and Paul Sullivan Oil on canvas Scene from Camping Life, n.d. Gift of Joel Davis Black Women with Child (from"Women Forever Unobtainable, 1988 18 x 24 in. Woodcut 2013.77 64 x 42 in. Tempera on board 2014.13.24LIC are Beautiful"), ca. 1980 Vitreograph print from glass plates Gift of Judith O'Rourke 37 x 36½ in. Promised Gift of Larry English 20 x 16 in. Gelatin silver print 16 x 16 in. 2014.10.35 Promised Gift of Paul Kanev 2013.64 Gift of Joel Davis 11 x 14 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Queen of Hearts, 1999 2014.14.13 2014.13.29LIC Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 2014.10.30 Vitreograph print from glass plates Dark Vision of Xerxes, 1958 2013.76.19

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Woman in White Sunglasses on Beach CONSERVATION LIST NATHANIEL KAZ in color as an inside image for (from "Women are Beautiful"), ca. 1980 (1917–2010) the publication, “Decades: An Gelatin silver print GEORGE ADOMEIT Don Quixote, 1941 Expanded Context for Western 11 x 14 in. (1879–1967) Bronze American Art, 1900–1940,” by Gift of John and Nicky Ungar The River Road, Harper's Ferry, 1919 90 x 38 x 14 in. Thomas B. Smith, Ron Tyler, 2013.76.17 Oil on canvas Gift of Rolf Liebergesell Charles C. Eldredge, Randall Woman on Bike (from "Women are 29¾ × 29¾ in. 2007.68 Griffey and Betsy Fahlman, Beautiful"), ca. 1980 Gift of Diane Gerity published by Petrie Institute of Gelatin silver print 2013.18 SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Western American Art at the 11 x 14 in. Complex Form #4, 1987 Denver Art Museum, for a print Gift of John and Nicky Ungar EUGENE BERMAN Painted aluminum run of 1,500 for November 2013. 2013.76.16 (1899–1972) 124 x 136 x 53 in. Woman with Blond Child and Horse Salute to Evening, 1938 Gift of the artist and Members THOMAS HART BENTON, The (from "Women are Beautiful"), ca. 1980 Oil on board Purchase Fund Arts of Life in America: Indian Arts, in Gelatin silver print 18 x 21¾ in. 1995.25 color as an inside image for the 11 x 14 in. John Butler Talcott Fund publication, “Mickey Mouse: Gift of John and Nicky Ungar 1939.07 RIGHTS AND His Biography,” by Garry Apgar, 2013.76.18 REPRODUCTIONS published by Walt Disney Family CHARLES HENRY DEMUTH Foundation Press, for a print (1883–1935) CHRISTOPHER ZHANG WINSLOW HOMER, Skirmish in run over 1,000 for April 2014. (B. 1954) Daisies, 1925 the Wilderness, in color for an Old Man on Snowy Day, 2009 Watercolor and graphite on online scholarly journal “Definite THOMAS HART BENTON, Oil on canvas wove paper Indeterminacy: Blindness in the The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the 36 x 36 in. 11L x 13M in. Civil War, Imagery of Ambrose City, in color as an inside image Gift of the artist Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Bierce & Winslow Homer. for the publication, “Mickey 2013.47 1947.14 Invisible Culture vol. 19” by Mouse: His Biography,” by Vanessa Schulman, published by Garry Apgar, published by Walt FRANK DI GIOIA PAUL ZIMMERMAN the University of Rochester for Disney Family Foundation (1900–1981) (1921–2007) Fall 2013. Press, for a print run over Italian Funeral, 1946 Untitled, n.d. 1,000 for April 2014. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas GEORGIA O’KEEFFE, East River 24 x 30 in. 66 x 36 in. from the Thirtieth Story of the Shelton THOMAS HART BENTON, The Gift of Mario Prisco Gift of Barbara Cole Hotel, in color as an inside image Arts of Life in America: Political Business 2013.59.1 2013.32 for the publication, “Decades: & Intellectual Ballyhoo, in color as an Street Market, 1947 An Expanded Context for Western inside image for the publication, Oil on canvas MARTIN ZIPIN (1920–1991) American Art, 1900–1940,” by “Mickey Mouse: His Biography," 24 x 30 in. Owl, 1971 Thomas B. Smith, Ron Tyler, by Garry Apgar, published by Gift from Mario Prisco Intaglio Charles C. Eldredge, Randall Walt Disney Family Foundation 2013.59.2 20 x 13¾ in. Griffey and Betsy Fahlman, Press, for a print run over Promised Gift of Paul Kanev LYDIA FIELD EMMET published by Petrie Institute of 1,000 for April 2014. 2014.14.24 (1866–1952) Western American Art at the THOMAS HART BENTON, Angela Fowler, ca.1921 Denver Art Museum, for a print The Oil on canvas run of 1,500 for November 2013. Arts of Life in America: Political Business 57½ x 44¾ in. & Intellectual Ballyhoo, in color as Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wylie THOMAS HART BENTON, The an inside image (detail only) 1974.55 Arts of Life in America: Arts of the West, for the publication, “Mickey

Yousuf Karsh (1908–2002), Portrait of Georgia O'Keeffe, 1956, 26 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Vintage gelatin silver print, Gift of Estrellita Karsh in Honor of ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 27 Cassandra Henderson and in Memory of Yousuf Karsh, 2013.58 the collection the collection

Mouse: His Biography,” by Hedberg, published by Aroldsche exhibition, “The Pulps,” “Nature in the Colors of Spirit,” RUDOLPH BELARSKI, Thrilling ISAAC PORTER (1856–1936) ANONYMOUS LOAN Watercolor on paper Garry Apgar, published by Walt Art Publishers, Stuttgart, for a produced by the Portland Public by Mark Stoll, published by the Adventures Cover for October 1940, in Martha's Vineyard, 1885 ONGOING 12 x 19¼ in. Disney Family Foundation print run over 1,000 for Library for October 2014. Oxford University Press in a print color as an inside image for the Oil on board Bequest of Rita Heimann Press, for a print run over Summer 2014. run over 1,000for May 2015. publication, “American Epics: 16 x 20 in. MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) 2012.48.7 1,000 for April 2014. FRANK R. PAUL, Dimensional Thomas Hart Benton and Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low Sally in a Beret, ca. 1950–52 FREDERICK CHILDE Fate, in color as an inside image THOMAS HART BENTON, The Hollywood,” by Austen Barron DEACC1968.32 Oil crayon on paper GUY PENE DU BOIS EMIL CARLSON, The Samovar, in HASSAM, Le Jour Du Grand Prix, for the publication “Old Port Arts of Life in America: Indian Arts, in Bailly, published by Prestel for 12 x 9 in. (1884–1958) color as an inside image for the in color as an inside image for Magazine” as promotion for the color as an inside image for the a print run over 1,000 for ERIC SLOANE (1910–1985) Bequest of Rita Heimann Summer Afternoon, 1937 publication, “Inventing American the exhibition catalog, “American exhibition at the Portland publication, “American Epics: Spring 2015. Barn Roof Tops, n.d. 2012.48.1 Watercolor, gouache, and pencil Still Life, 1800–1960,” by Mark Impressionism: A New Vision, Public Library titled, “The Thomas Hart Benton and Oil on masonite on paper Mitchell, published by Yale 1880–1900,” by Camille Pulps,” published by Old Port Hollywood,” by Austen Barron JACKSON POLLOCK, T.P.’s 22K x 26K in. ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS 8¾ x 11¾ in. University Press for a print run Larroumet, published by Hazan Magazine for October 2014. Bailly, published by Prestel for Boat, Menemsha Pond, in color as an Gift of Mr. James D. Terra (1829–1883) Bequest of Rita Heimann over 1,000 for Spring 2014. for a print run over 1,000 for a print run over 1,000 for inside image for the 1978.14 The Skating Party, n.d. 2012.48.11 Fall 2014. ISAMU NOGUCHI, Balance Stone, Spring 2015. publication, “Dinner with Coming Home, n.d. Oil on canvas GEORGE WESLEY in color for the digital web Jackson Pollock”, by Robyn Ilsa Oil on board 6 x 9¾ in. GEORGE FOSTER (1817–1896) BELLOWS, The Big Dory, in JAMES ABBOT MCNEILL based publication, “The Isamu THOMAS HART BENTON, Lea, published by Assouline 29½ x 19½ in. Bequest of Rita Heimann Still Life with Fruit, 1867 color as an inside image for the WHISTLER, Venetian Scene, in Noguchi Catalogue Raisonne,” The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the Publishing for a print run over Gift of Lawrence Epstein 2012.48.2 Oil on panel internal peer reviewed journal, color as an inside image for the by Shaina Larrivee, published West, in color as an inside image 1,000 for Spring 2015. 2007.105 8 x 11 in. “Occupational Medicine” as exhibition catalog, “Whistler by The Isamu Noguchi for the publication, “American Harvest, n.d. ALFRED THOMPSON Bequest of Rita Heimann part of the series “Art and Retrospective” by Professor Foundation and Garden Epics: Thomas Hart Benton and THOMAS HART BENTON, The Oil on board BRICHER (1837–1908) 2012.48.12 Occupational,” by Angela Burnett, Margaret F. MacDonald, Museum for Fall 2014. Hollywood,” by Austen Barron Arts of Life in America: Indian Arts, in 19 x 47 in. Looking Off Shore, n.d. published by The Oxford published by NHK Promotions Bailly, published by Prestel for color as an inside image for the Gift of Mr. James D. Terra Watercolor on paper LAURA COOMBS HILLS University Press for a print run for a print run over 1,000 for JULIAN ALDEN WEIR, a print run over 1,000 for publication, “American Epics: 1978.13 10¾ x 19¼ in. (1859–1952) over 1,000 for Spring 2014. September 2014. Landscape, in color for the non- Spring 2015. Thomas Hart Benton and Pennsylvania Memory, n.d. Bequest of Rita Heimann Harrison Roses, n.d. profit educational website, Hollywood”, by Austen Barron Oil on masonite 2012.48.5 Pastel on paper MAXFIELD PARRISH, Dusk, in RUDOLPH BELARSKI, Storm in “WeirinWindham.org,” by Dr. THOMAS HART BENTON, Bailly, published by Prestel for 22¼ x 29L in. 19 x 15 in. color as a cover image for the Space, From Thrilling Wonder Stories: Anne E. Dawson, published by The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the a print run over 1,000 for Gift of Mr. James D. Terra FIDELIA BRIDGES Bequest of Rita Heimann publication, “The Virtues of December 1942, in color as a cover the Visual Arts Department, City, in color as an inside image Spring 2015. 1978.12 (1834–1923) 2012.48.13 Happiness,” by Paul Bloomfield, image for the promotional Eastern Connecticut State for the publication, “American Sunlight, Midwest Prairie, n.d. Daisies and Thistles, 1871 published by The Oxford postcard for the Robert Lesser University for Winter 2014. Epics: Thomas Hart Benton and NBMAA WORKS ON Oil on masonite Watercolor on paper WALTER FRANCIS KUHN University Press for a print run Pulp Art Collection Exhibition Hollywood,” by Austen Barron LOAN TO OTHER 24 x 40 in. 9 x 6 in. (1877–1949) under 1,000 for June 2014. at Manchester Community JOHN STEUART CURRY, The Bailly, published by Prestel for INSTITUTIONS Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule Bequest of Rita Heimann A Youthful Clown, ca. 1910 College, October 2014. Stallion, in color as an inside a print run over 1,000 for 1970.12 2012.48.32 Watercolor on paper FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH, image for the publication, “A Spring 2015. AMERICAN SAVINGS The Old New Jersey Barn, n.d. 18½ x 13 in. West Rock, New Haven, in color for the ARTHUR SEIDEN, The Study of Jolly Lark for Ameteurs: John FOUNDATION, NEW Oil on masonite JAMES DAUGHERTY Bequest of Rita Heimann internal online publication, Noah’s Ark, in color for a Steuart Curry’s Pedagogy of THOMAS HART BENTON, BRITAIN, CT 22 x 27L in. (1921–2005) 2012.48.17 “The Underground Movement,” by promotional banner to hang at the Painting in American Art,” by The Arts of Life in America: Arts of the JULY 17, 2013–JULY 17, 2015 Gift of Mr. James D. Terra Two Women Walking, ca. 1915–1916 Christopher Paglioco, published Mattatuck Museum in conjunction Lauren Kroiz, published by South, in color as an inside image 1978.15 Pastel on paper LOUIS LANG (1814–1893) by The Central Connecticut with the exhibition “Noah and the Smithsonian American Art for the publication, “American MARIAN HUNGERFORD Vermont Hill Farm, n.d. 24 x 17¾ in. A Young Woman on a Balcony, 1854 Grotto for Summer 2014. His Ark” for Fall 2014. Museum & the University of Epics: Thomas Hart Benton and (1896–2000) Oil on masonite Bequest of Rita Heimann Oil on canvas laid on board Chicago Press for a print run Hollywood,” by Austen Barron An Old Mill, 1954 28 x 32 in. 2012.48.9 18 x 15 (oval) in. GRAYDON PARRISH, The Cycle RICHARD LILLIS, Straw for over 1,000 for Spring 2015. Bailly, published by Prestel for Oil on canvas Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule Bequest of Rita Heimann of Terror and Tragedy, September 11th Thirsty, From Private Detective, January a print run over 1,000 for 24J x 30¼ in. 1970.13 MAURITZ FREDERIK 2012.48.18 2001, in color as an inside 1945, in color for a promotional FREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH, Spring 2015. Grace Judd Landers Fund HENDRIK DEHAAS image for the publication, “De- banner in association with West Rock, New Haven, in color as an 1955.08 (1832–1895) gas Little Dancer,” by Gregory the Portland Public Library inside image for the publication, Heading Out, n.d.

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SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) GEORGE SEGAL Non Stop, 2010 BUSSER HOWELL (B. 1946) WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG ROBERT BRACKMAN CHILDE HASSAM JACQUES PÉPIN (B. 1935) Tangles Bands, 2001 (1924–2000) Ink and acrylic on canvas Victims #1, 2005 (1822–1900) (1898–1980) (1859–1935) Interieur, 1999 Gouache on paper Untitled (Female with Dressing Gown), 25 x 96 in. Mixed media on plywood A View in Vermont, ca. 1874 The Bather, 1942 Old Farmhouse, Bridgehampton, LI, 1926 Oil on canvas 8 x 22¹/% in. 1965 Purchased for the NBMAA by 60 x 78 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel 16 x 20 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann Pastel on paper Ellen Wineberg Gift of the artist 27J × 40J × 1J in. 16 x 12 in. 12½ x 26L in. Gift of the artist 2012.48.20 18 x 12 in. 2011.89 2006.24 Grace Judd Landers Fund Grace Judd Landers Fund Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 2007.125 Bequest of Rita Heimann 1946.01 1942.38 Collection HARRIET RANDALL LUMIS 2012.48.27 THE BUSHNELL CENTER JOHN RANSOM PHILLIPS 1989.31 MAURICE PRENDERGAST (1870–1953) FOR THE PERFORMING (B. 1949) THE GOVERNOR’S ANNA MARY RICHARDS (1858–1924) SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) On the Moor, Gloucester, n.d. AARON D. SHATTUCK ARTS, HARTFORD, CT Video as Movable Self-Portraiture, 2002 RESIDENCE, HARTFORD, CT BREWSTER (1870–1952) Ladies in the Park, ca. 1907–10 Lines in Color on Color to Specific Points Oil on canvas (1832–1928) OCTOBER 12, 2013– Oil on canvas MARCH 2, 2012–MARCH 2, Lake Lugano, Switzerland, n.d. Oil on board on a Grid (set of 7), 1978 18 x 22 in. OCTOBER 12, 2015 2015 Oil on canvas Cattle with Elms, n.d. 66 x 66 in. Silkscreen 10½ x 13¾ in. Bequest of Rita Heimann 12 x 18 in. Oil Gift of the artist in honor 30 x 30 in. Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast 2012.48.21 4 x 8½ in. ANNA BIALOBRODA of Robert Hinkson, “A True HARRY RUSSELL Gift of Richard A. Wilson 1984.89 1982.81 Gift of Sol LeWitt Bequest of Rita Heimann (B. 1946) Friend and Champion of the BALLINGER (1892–1993) 2007.136.277 SL Pavilion by the Sea, ca. 1907–10 ALFRED MAURER Sugar, 1994 2012.48.28 Tenor Voice” The Survivors, ca. 1947 ARTHUR BOWEN DAVIES Oil on board (1868–1932) Acrylic on tapestry WILLARD LUSTENADER 2005.203 Oil on canvas (1862–1928) 10½ x 13¾ in. Untitled (Still Life), n.d. GEORGE FREDERICK 66 x 50 in. 24 x 30 in. (B. 1955) Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast Nude, n.d. Oil on panel CUMMING SMILLIE Gift of Lifetime Television FONDATION DE Nocturne, 2000 Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on board 1984.09 n.a. (1854–1924) L’HERMITAGE, LAUSANNE, Oil on canvas 2001.63 1951.26 9½ x 5½ in. Bequest of Rita Heimann 28 x 40 in. Connecticut, n.d. SWITZERLAND Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 2012.48.23 STEVEN DIGIOVANNI Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Watercolor on paper MAY 5–OCTOBER 26, 2014 1954.39 n.a. (B. 1961) 2001.66 Alfred Thompson Bricher (1837–1908), Narragansett Pier, 1871, Oil on board, 8 x 14 in., Gift of David and Laura Grey, 2013.35 GEORGE LOFTUS NOYES Bequest of Rita Heimann B-Movie, 1997 NELSON AUGUSTUS ⅛ (1864–1954) 2012.48.29 Oil on canvas MOORE (1824–1902) Springtime Landscape (Harbor Scene, 59J x 78J in. West Springfield, 1860–1880 Annisquam), n.d. MARGUERITE ZORACH Joseph H. and Janet L. Myers Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (1887–1968) Fund 18 x 28K x 1 in. 24 x 20 in. Zinnias, n.d. 2001.26 Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore Bequest of Rita Heimann Oil on board 1939.02 2012.48.24 13 x 16½ in. ROBERT GOODNOUGH Bequest of Rita Heimann (1917–2010) THOMAS MORAN JANE PETERSON 2012.48.31 N2-B, 1991 (1837–1926) (1876–1965) Oil on canvas The Wilds of Lake Superior, 1864 Bridge of Sighs, n.d. THE ART COMPLEX 56 x 84 in. Oil on canvas Gouache on paper MUSEUM, DUXBURY, MA Anonymous gift 30J x 45J x 1J in. 24 x 18 in. MAY 17–AUGUST 21, 2014 2006.35 Charles F. Smith Fund Bequest of Rita Heimann 1944.04 2012.48.25 LOIS TARLOW (B. 1928) CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) The Night Wash, 2009 Reconciliation, 1976 JOHN FREDERICK PETO WILLIAM TROST Vietnamese nickel leaf on black Acrylic polymer on canvas (1854–1907) RICHARDS (1833–1905) rice paper 69 x 62 in. Lincoln and the Pfleger Stretcher, 1898 Sunset West Irish Coast, n.d. 20 x 24 in. Friends Purchase Fund and artist Oil on canvas Oil on board Purchased for the NBMAA by 1987.19 10 x 14 x M in. 9 x 16 in. Ellen Wineberg Charles F. Smith Fund Bequest of Rita Heimann 2011.88 1966.05 2012.48.26

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JAMES D. SMILLIE HOWARD DWIGHT BEACH WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE ROGER CUREL-SYLVESTRE STEVAN DOHANOS GORDON HOPE GRANT Oil on canvas on board GREGORY LYSUN (B. 1924) (1833–1909) (1867–1954) (1849–1916) (1884–1967) (1907–1994) (1875–1962) 6 x 9 in. Gay Head, 1964 Keene Valley, New York, 1868 Montauk, Long Island Portrait of a Child, ca. 1884 The Thaw, 1924 Steam Caliope At Winter Quarters, Arrivals and Departures, 1939 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas Oil on board Oil on board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Sarasota, 1966 Oil on canvas 1951.13 30x 40 in. 9 x 14½ in. 12 x 16 in. 13 x 8 in. 20 x 24 in. Acrylic polymer on canvas on 30 x 40 in. Charles F. Smith Fund Stephen B. Lawrence Fund John Butler Talcott Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low masonite Harriet Russell Stanley Fund MORTON KAISH (B. 1927) 1977.31 1985.07 2003.68 1945.06 1972.29 31¼ x 37 in. 1942.40 View from the Studio, ca.1985 Gift of The Stanley Works Oil on canvas JAMES GOODWIN DWIGHT WILLIAM TRYON FRANK C. BENSING MARGARET COOPER C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE 1995.03LIC CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) 48½ x 48 in. MCMANUS (1882–1973) (B. 1947) (1849–1925) (1893–1983) (1874–1965) Zen Gardens #36, 1982 The National Academy of Wide Connecticut, 1936 Autumn Day, 1911 Old Goss, 1927 Fishing Boats, Nova Scotia, 1929 Cromwell Barn in Mist, 1973 FRANK DUVENECK Acrylic polymer on canvas Design, Henry Ward Fund Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Egg tempera on board (1848–1919) 60 x 70 in. 2001.102 34 x 40 in. 36 x 48 in. 10M x 15¾ in. Gift of Mrs. John Scott 25 x 30 in. Master of Arts, ca. 1878–81 Friends Purchase Fund and artist John Butler Talcott Fund Friends Purchase Fund Gift of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. 1978.17 Grace Judd Landers Fund Oil on canvas 1987.20 (WILLIAM) SERGEANT 1940.05 1973.45 1987.04 Old Goss Knitting, 1927 1942.41 18¼ x 15K in. KENDALL (1869–1938) Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, in CHARLES EDWIN LEWIS The Garden Hat, ca. 1915 HOMER DODGE MARTIN CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS GROVE HILL MEDICAL Gift of Mrs. John Scott THOMAS BIGALOW CRAIG memory of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. GREEN (1844–1915) Oil on canvas (1836–1897) (1856–1933) CENTER, NEW BRITAIN, CT 1978.18 (1849–1924) 1998.11 Untitled (wharf scene with dry, docked 30 x 25J in. Lambs in a Barn, n.d. Early Summer, n.d. OCTOBER 11, 2013– In June Sunshine, n.d. sailboat), n.d. Gift of Mrs. William S. Kendall Oil on canvas Oil on canvas OCTOBER 11, 2015 LEONID BERMAN Oil on canvas ABASTENIA EBERLE Oil on canvas 1973.91 5½ x 9¼ in. 21½ x 29 in. (1896–1976) 10 x 14 in. (1878–1942) Bequest of Jesse Greenes 14 x 18 in. Gift of Helen Z. Pearl GREGORY DEANE, N.D. Gift of Helen Z. Pearl JOHN KOCH (1909–1978) Salt panning Near Tokyo, 1957 2001.01 Woman Sitting, 1920 Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. 1992.86 1992.84 Night Vista, n.d. Oil on canvas In Wales by the Sea, n.d. Bronze sculpture 2000.10 From My Window, ca. 1947 Study of Arms and Figure, n.d. Acrylic on canvas 40 x 25 in. Oil on canvas 10½ x 5½ x 8 in. Oil on canvas Oil on board ROBERT (BRUCE) CRANE 60 x 84 in. Gift of Mrs. Sylvia Marlowe 25 x 30 in. Given in memory of Anthony SONIA GRINEVA (B. 1975) 16 x 20 in. 8½ x 13 in. (1857–1937) Gift of Peter Wright Berman John Butler Talcott Fund, and Mary Malinowski Florence Italy, 2002 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Charles F. Smith Fund The Cider Mill, n.d. 2010.74.4 S 1978.99 1937.06 1993.30 Oil on canvas 1951.14 1953.05 Oil on canvas board 37¾ x 43¾ in. HARTFORD STEAM BOILER ALFRED THOMPSON 8 x 10 in. JOSEPH RODEFER CHARLES NOEL FLAGG Gift of the artist LESLIE LEE (1871–1951) GRETA MATSON (B. 1915) INSPECTION & INSURANCE BRICHER (1837–1908) Bequest of Elizabeth Buchanan DECAMP (1858–1923) (1848–1916) 2002.106 The Game, n.d. Looking Forward, 1942 CO., HARTFORD, CT Men Working, 1862 Collection Miss Alice Boit, ca. 1900 The Poke Bonnet, 1883 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas MARCH 28, 2013–MARCH Oil on card 1989.19 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas WALTER C. HARTSON 25 x 30 in. 20 x 16 in. 28, 2015 10¼ x 14¾ in. 24 x 20 in. 23½ x 19 in. (1866–1940) Gift of the Estate of Leslie Lee Charles F. Smith Fund LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) Gift of Sherman Small Jane and Victor Darnell, John Butler Talcott Fund Outskirts of Laren, n.d. 1952.19 1949.24 ABRAM ARCHIBALD 1979.11 Orchestra, 1968 Howard H. Bristol Jr., and 1912.01 Oil on canvas (under glass) ANDERSON (1847–1934) Oil on canvas the General Purchase Fund 12 x 16 in. GEORGE LUKS (1867–1933) WILLARD METCALF Norma Wright Sloper, 1922 DENNIS MILLER BUNKER 24 x 18 in. 1996.32 RUBE GOLDBERG Gift of Randall N. Judd Nora Brady, n.d. (1858–1925) Oil on canvas (1861–1890) Gift of Albert Hydeman (1883–1970) 1983.126 Oil on canvas Jewish Girl, Tunis, 1887 51 x 38½ in. Loeffler’s Violin, 1889 1969.7 EDWIN WALTER The Art Tour, n.d. 30 x 26 in. Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Gertrude W. Smith Oil on canvas DICKINSON (1891–1979) Bronze ROBERT HENRI (1865–1929) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 13¾ x 9¼ in. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 1981.37 12¼ x 10J in. Pine, Black Fish Creek, August 19th, 1945 14 x 14½ x 10 in. Head of a Woman, ca. 1896–97 1947.21 Verso: Jewish Girl, Tunis W. (B. 1914) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Oil on canvas L. M. 87; canvas stamp of Paul Landing at Twin Coves, Brown, in memory of Edward n.d. 15½ x 13½ in. 1968.31 24 x 19¾ in. Foinet; Harriet Russell Stanley Dwight Acrylic on canvas Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles F. Smith Fund Fund and through exchange 1982.89 37½ x 49½ in. Baekeland in memory of Jane 1959.15 1981.72 Gift of the artist R. Davis Notre Dame and the Seine, 1900 2003.28 2001.103DEACC

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CHARLES A. MEURER OGDEN PLEISSNER CONSTANCE RICHARDSON ANTHONY THIEME DAVID BIRDSLEY WALKLEY GUY CARLETON WIGGINS Tapestry Victoria, 1988 2013.54.52 (1865–1955) (1905–1983) (1905–2002) (1888–1954) (1849–1934) (1883–1962) Oil on canvas George Washington Vermeer, 1974 Old Confederate, 1864, 1895 Early Morning, Paris, 1951 City of Detroit, 1943 Cove Hill, n.d. Woodland Scene, n.d. Late November, 1924 50 x 50 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gif of Paul Zimmerman 31½ x 27½ in. 18 x 10 in. 30 x 30 in. 20 x 28 in. 25 x 30 in. 14 x 18 in. 20 x 24 in. 2000.49 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Charles F. Smith Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Brown Gift of Mark Lucas Bequest of Helen Vibberts 2013.54.53 1972.92 1951.20 1950.42 1943.06 2003.1 2006.92 HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL Hands Off Mayakovski, 1977 Main Street Rockport, 1937 CARE, NEW BRITAIN, CT Oil on canvas EDITH DALE MONSON WILLIAM POTTER CHAUNCEY FOSTER Oil on canvas SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO ALEXANDER HELWIG MAY 22, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 15¾ x 13¾ in. (1875–1977) (1883–1964) RYDER (1868–1949) 30 x 36 in. AND WILLIAM JEWETT WYANT (1836–1892) Gift of the Estate of George Deem Mountain Laurels, ca. 1940 New England Scene, n.d. Old Red Barn in the Snow, 1927 John Butler Talcott Fund (1783–1861; 1792–1874) Wind Clouds, n.d. GEORGE DEEM, 2013.54.5 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 1937.07 Mrs. Abby Rossiter, 1823 Oil on canvas (1932–2008) Madame Recamier in Delft, 2008 20 x 16 in. 20 x 16 in. 24 x 29 in. Oil on canvas 15½ x 22 in. A Cloud in Trousers, 1986 Oil on paper Gift of Shep Holcombe Gift of Mrs. William Potter John Butler Talcott Fund JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN 29½ x 24½ in. Gift of Benjamin W. Hawley Oil on canvas 12½ x 17½ in. 2008.36 1973.4 1928.02 (1853–1902) Gift of Mrs. Francis S. Murphy 1927.01 28 x 28 in. Sheet 16 x 20 in. Gloucester Harbor, ca. 1900–02 1966.58 Woodland Interior, ca. 1875 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem NELSON AUGUSTUS HOWARD RACKLIFFE FRANCIS SHAPLEIGH Oil on board Oil on canvas 2013.54.1 2013.54.65 MOORE (1824–1902) (1917–1987) (1842–1906) 5¾ x 6¾ in. FREDERICK ELLWOOD 12½ x 9¾ in. A Lady Writing, Again (Study), 2006 Manx, 1992 Evening, Lake George , ca. 1893 Surf Pocket, 1976 New England Farm Scene, 1883 Bequest of Mrs. Charles WALLACE (1893–1958) Gift of Anthony E. Battelle Oil on paper Oil on cardboard Oil on canvas Acrylic polymer on board Oil on canvas Buchanan Portrait of Miss Boone, 1929 1987.02 23 x 20 in. 9 x 8 in. 14 x 22 in. 42 x 48 in. 19M x 30 in. 1989.42 Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore Friends Purchase Fund Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David J. 50 x 40 in. HENRIETTE WYETH 2013.54.4 2013.54.70 1939.03 1976.108 Tucker ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) Gift of Philip Boone (1907–1997) Artist and Model, 2005 Modigliani Palette, 1988 1979.002 Dream Head, n.d. 1977.72 Autumn Bouquet, 1945 Oil on canvas Oil on wood palette GEORGE LAURENCE ELLEN EMMET RAND Oil on board Oil on canvas 32 x 28 in. 12 x 16 in. NELSON (1887–1978) (1876–1941) LAURENCE P. SISSON 5 x 5 in. STOKELY WEBSTER 25 x 24 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem From the June Garden, 1930s Portrait of William R.C. Corson, 1939 (B. 1928) Gift of the American Academy (1912–2001) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 2013.54.13 2013.54.86 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Fisherman Watching Osprey, 1973 of Arts and Letters Piazza San Marco, 1992 1947.04 Courbet Palette, 1982 Occidental Rug, 1970 25 x 30 in. 30 x 25 in. Oil on masonite 1955.01 Oil on canvas Oil on wood palette Oil on canvas Gift of Kent Historical Society Gift of the Hartford Steam 29¾ x 48 in. Outside Porta San Lorenzo,Rome, 30 x 40 in. PAUL ZIMMERMAN 12 x 16 in. 28 x 23 in. 2003.64 Boiler Inspection & Insurance Friends Purchase Fund ca. 1867 Gift of Audrey Webster (1921–2007) Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem H.C.N. in Brown Velvet, 1916 Company 1974.50 Oil on canvas 2001.116 Autumnal Image, 1957 2013.54.23 2013.54.90 Oil on canvas 2012.31 4 x 10 in. Oil on masonite Del Sarto and Titian (Study), 1994 Okay, 2006 38 x 76 in. WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG Gift of the American Academy GUSTAVE ADOLPH 24 x 48 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of Kent Historical Society WILLIAM TROST (1822–1900) of Arts and Letters WIEGAND (1870–1957) Charles F. Smith Fund 11¼ x 15¾ in. 50 x 50 in. 2003.63_1 RICHARDS (1833–1905) Landscape, 1883 1955.02 At Croton, New York, n.d. 1958.01 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem English Field and Headland, n.d. Oil on canvas Oil on board Gibbons Swamp, 1988 2013.54.26 2013.54.91 IVAN OLINSKY (1878–1962) Oil on board 10 x 12 in. FRANK VIETOR (1919–2006) 8 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Frans Hals Green, 1965 Painting with Frame, 2008 Girl with White Scarf, n.d. 7 x 12 in. Charles F. Smith Fund October, 1950, 1950 Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 40 x 60 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on board under glass Gift of the National Academy 1945.24 Acrylic on board Collection Gift of Paul Zimmerman 36 x 30 in. 35 x 30 in. 16 x 20 in. of Design 12 x 27 in. 1989.43 2000.48 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem GERALD STINSKI (B. 1929) Charles F. Smith Fund 1953.11 Gift of Paul Zimmerman Poquonock Sequence, 1977 2013.54.51 2013.54.93 Bread and Wine, 1943.12 1980 2000.60 Oil on canvas Generic Dutch Portrait, 1991 Self-Portrait (1992), 1992 Oil on board 50 x 48 in. Oil on wood panel Oil on Canvas 7¼ x 9¼ in. Friends Purchase Fund 18 x 24 in. 16 x 12 in. Friends Purchase Fund 1977.24 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the Estate of George Deem 1980.66

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2013.54.113 NATIONAL GALLERY OF ANTHONY BENTON GUDE Gift of James White NEW BRITAIN POLICE Simple as Mooing, 1982 ART, WASHINGTON, DC (B. 1963) 2009.21 DEPARTMENT, NEW Oil on canvas APRIL 15–DECEMBER 30, Jake and Hen, 2004 My Mother’s Landscape, 1961 BRITAIN, CT 48 x 42 in. 2014 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas FEBRUARY 27, 2014– Gift of the Estate of George Deem 35¼ x 47 in. 24 x 24 in. FEBRUARY 27, 2016 2013.54.118 ANDREW WYETH Gift of the artist Gift of James White Studio Visit, 1993 (1917–2009) 2006.38 2009.20 ALICE BABER (1928–1982) Oil on canvas McVey’s Barn, 1948 Study in Green, 2008 Path of the Jaguar, 1977 24 x 30 in. Egg tempera and oil resin on ROBERT DOUGLAS Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem Masonite HUNTER (B. 1942) 20 x 22 in. 58 x 68 in. 2013.54.123 32K x 48 x 1 in. Norfold Meadow, Mid August, 2008 Gift of James White Gift of Alice Baber Art Fund, Studio Visit (Study), 1992 Harriett Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas 2011.39 Inc. Oil on paper 1948.24 12 x 20 in. 2011.88 22 x 30 in. New Britain Museum of ROBERT NOREIKA (B. 1953) Gift of the Estate of George Deem ION BANK EXECUTIVE American Art, Gift of the artist Catfish with Snapping Turtle, 2008 MICHAEL BEZRUDCZYK, N.D. 2013.54.124 OFFICE (FORMERLY 2009.127.2 Acrylic on canvas Dusk, E 17th Street, 2007 Studio with One Light Source, 1981 NAUGATUCK SAVINGS 17½ x 35½ in. Oil on canvas Acrylic and Sepia Ink on paper BANK), NAUGATUCK, CT WOLF KAHN (B. 1927) Gift of the artist n.a. 18 x 22½ in. AUGUST 1, 2013–AUGUST Guilford Grange, ca.1977 2009.112 Gift of the artist Gift of the Estate of George Deem 1, 2015 Oil on canvas 2007.132 City Bench, Suffield Elm Double Arch Bench, 2011, Elm, 95 x 24 x 19 in., Gift of Kathryn and Thomas R. Cox III 2013.54.125 10 x 16 in. HOWARD RACKLIFF The Fauve School, 1989 ROBERT HOGG NISBET MUSEE DES NOVA SOUTHEASTERN RONALD ABBE (B. 1940) Bequest of Paul Zimmerman (1917–1987) ANNA BIALOBRODA Oil on canvas (1879–1961) IMPRESSIONISMES, UNIVERSITY’S MUSEUM OF Reflections, 2007 2008.05 Somes Sound, 1976 (B. 1946) 26 x 30½ in. Moonlight, 1904 GIVERNY: APRIL 1–MID ART FORT LAUDERDALE, Oil on panel Off Mount Richardson Road, 1992 Oil on board Rendition, 1987 Gift of the Estate of George Deem Oil on canvas JULY, 2014 FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 44 x 48 in. Oil on canvas 24 x 35¾ in. Oil on canvas 2013.54.132 18 x 26 in. FEBRUARY 1, 2014–MARCH Gift of the artist 21½ x 24 in. Friends of Purchase Fund 50 x 72 in. To Be Read Aloud (Mayakovsky), 1981 Gift of Jack C. Lehrer NATIONAL GALLERIES OF 21, 2015 2009.39 Gift of Marian T. Gay and 1976.109 Gift of John Zeller Oil on canvas 1983.107 SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH: William R. Granik 2010.96 50 × 54 in. LATE JULY–OCTOBER, 2014 WILLIAM JAMES GLACKENS GAIL BOYAJIAN (B. 1948) 2011.62 GEORGE A. RADA Gift of the Estate of George Deem IVER ROSE (1899–1972) (1870–1938) Climate Change Cappriccio, 2006 South Bridge, Springfield, Mass. III, (1934–2003) POWER BOOTHE (B. 1945) 2013.54.138 Granite Walls, 1944 MUSEUM THYSSEN- Washington Square, 1910 Oil on panels 1982 Shades of Light – Central Park, 1991 In Grace with Change, 1989 Oil on panel under glass BORNEMISZA, MADRID: Oil on canvas 12 x 180 in. (triptych) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas KEILER & COMPANY, 10½ x 15 in. LATE OCTOBER 2014– 25 x 30 in. Gift of Charles F. Smith Fund 21 x 52 in. 24 x 30 in. 72 x 72 in. FARMINGTON, CT Harriet Russell Stanley Fund JANUARY 2015 Charles F. Smith Fund 2007.100 Gift of Hartford Despatch and Gift of the Estate of George A. Gift of the artist AUGUST 17, 2013–AUGUST 1946.15 1944.3 Warehouse Co. Inc. Rada 2011.08 17, 2015 CHILDE HASSAM B. H. CLAIR 1991.33 2010.12 MUSEE DES (1859–1935) Baseball Magazine, August 1917, 1917 LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) WALTER GRIFFIN IMPRESSIONNISMES, Le Jour du Grand Prix, 1887 Oil on canvas ROBERT KIPNISS (B. 1931) ANTHONY THIEME Quartet, 1970s (1861–1935) GIVERNY, GIVERNY, Oil on canvas Gift of Robert Lesser Four Trees, 2007 (1888–1954) Oil on canvas The Tranquil Tree, ca. 1920–30 FRANCE 37 x 49¼ in. Oil on canvas Puerto de Soller, Mallorca, n.d. 36 x 48 in. Oil on canvas MARCH 17, 2014–JANUARY Grace Judd Landers Fund PHILIP FALCONE (B. 1946) 20 x 32 in. Oil on canvas Gift of the artist 24 x 30 in. 15, 2015 1943.14 Untitled #105, 2011 Gift of James White 25 x 30 in. 2006.25 Gift of John C. E. Taylor Oil on canvas 2011.38 Gift of the American National Untitled [box 3], ca. 1960s 1971.35 SHOW TO TRAVEL TO THE 30 x 30 in. Hillside Composition, 1961 Bank Oil on canvas FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Gift of the artist Oil on canvas 1986.4 24 x 24 in. 2012.93 24 x 24 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold

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2006.51.10 Untitled [box 13], ca. 1960s JONATHAN SCOVILLE NEW ENGLAND GUILD GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) 21J x 28¾ in. EDWARD LIND MORSE EDWARD HOPPER Untitled [box 4], ca. 1960s Oil on canvas (1937–1996) WEALTH ADVISORS, A Lady Writing, Again, 2006 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund (1857–1923) (1882–1967) Oil on canvas 9 x 9 in. Rattlesnake Mountain, 1978 AVON, CT Oil on canvas 1968.87 [Portrait of Captain Windsor], 1896 Backhead, Monhegan, ca.1918 24 x 24 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold Oil on canvas DECEMBER 16, 2013– 30 x 27 in. Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 2006.51.06 50 x 40 in. DECEMBER 16, 2015 Gift of the Estate of George Deem ALESSANDRO 28½ x 34½ in. 11½ x 16 in. 2006.51.01 Untitled [box 14], ca. 1960s Gift of the artist's family 2013.54.3 GUACCIMANNI Gift of Elizabeth Tyrell Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Untitled [box 5], ca. 1960s Oil on canvas 2001.48 BENNY ANDREWS Ashcan School, 1987 (1864–1927) 2010.89 1992.22 Oil on canvas 9 x 9 in. (1930–2006) Oil on canvas Wilkes Barre, PA, 1897 21 x 21 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold ALAN TOMPKINS (B. 1907) George Deem, 1966 40 x 48 in. Oil on canvas BRUCE RAVEN (1929–2009) NORTHEAST UTILITIES Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 2006.51.04 Vermont Summer, 1986 Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem 16 x 36 in. Hidden Hills, n.d. CORPORATE OFFICES, 2006.51.11 Oil on canvas 28¼ x 29¾ in. 2013.54.15 Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter Oil on canvas HARTFORD, CT Untitled [box 6], ca. 1960s LLOYD LOZES GOFF 54 x 32 in. Gift of the Estate of George Deem Del Sarto, Canaletto, Titian, 1995 2012.37 24 x 30 in. JULY 17, 2013–JULY 17, 2015 Oil on canvas (1919–1982) Gift of the artist 2009.52 Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of the artist 21 x 21 in. Three Phased Moon, 1970 2001.82 40 x 32 in. ALDRO T. HIBBARD 2011.41.1 MICHAEL R. CIPRIANO Gift of Jeffery and June Gold Oil and duco on canvas LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) Gift of the Estate of George Deem (1886–1972) Study for Hidden Hills, n.d. (B. 1942) 2006.51.14 30 x 50 in. FERDINAND EARL Untitled [box 1], ca. 1960s 2013.54.27 West River Valley, Vermont (near Oil on canvas Demimonde, 1999 Untitled [box 7], ca. 1960s Gift of the American Academy WARREN (1899–1981) Oil on canvas Extended Vermeer: The Woman in Blue, Bondsville), 1941 Gift of the Estate of the artist Acrylic on canvas over board Oil on canvas of Arts and Letters Lower Manhattan, 1947 28 x 28 in. 2002 Oil on canvas 2011.41.2 48 x 30 in. 17½ x 17½ in. 1975.02 Oil on panel/board Gift of Jeffery and June Gold Oil on canvas 30 x 60 in. Gift of the artist Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 17M x 27 in. 2006.51.0 40 x 28 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund ABBOTT HANDERSON 2000.36 2006.51.12 IRVING MARCUS (B. 1929) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Untitled [box 1], ca. 1960s Gift of the Estate of George Deem 1942.01 THAYER (1849–1921) Untitled [box 8], ca. 1960s Il Mare, 1995 1949.15 Oil on canvas 2013.54.40 Young Woman Arranging Her Hair, 1906 JAMES DEL GRASSO Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 28 x 28 in. Homage to William Merritt Chase MITCHELL JOHNSON, N.D. Oil on canvas (B. 1941) 17½ x 17½ in. 48 x 58 in. ALAN WOOD-THOMAS Gift of Jeffery and June Gold (Study), 1990 Truro, Chair, 2006–2008 26J x 23 in. [Landscape with farm], n.d. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold Gift of John and Jane Fitz Gibbon (1920–1976) 2006.51.08 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas 2006.51.07 2006.77 Illuminating the Workplace, 1958 Untitled [box 2], ca. 1960s 18 x 32 in. 20 x 24 in. 1948.07 14 x 36 in. Untitled [box 9], ca. 1960s Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George Deem Gift of the artist Bequest of Paul Zimmerman Oil on canvas JOHN MELECSINSKY 50 x 38 in. 28 x 28 in. 2013.54.57 2011.34 DANIEL WENTWORTH 2009.101 14½ x 14½ in. (B. 1935) Gift of Henri and Jean Lardon Gift of Jeffery and June Gold (1850–1934) Gift of Jeffery and June Gold Colors of Tuscan Springtime, 1971 2012.03.3 2006.51.09 FRANK VINCENT DUMOND SANFORD B.D. LOW [Three Cows], 1894 CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE 2006.51.13 Oil on canvas Lightscape, 1951–1953 Untitled [box 2], ca. 1960s (1865–1951) (1905–1964) Oil on canvas (1872–1930) Untitiled [box 10], ca. 1960s 19M x 14 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Margaree River, Trout Fishing, 1935 The Drunkard, 1933 33 x 40 in. October Landscape, 1923 Oil on canvas Gift of the artist in memory of 40 x 34 in. 28 x 28 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of Shirley Bunce Oil on canvas 14½ x 14½ in. his father Gift Henri and Jean Lardon Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 24 x 30 in. 30 x 40 in. 2007.6 30J x 24M in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 1982.38 2012.03.5 2006.51.09 John Butler Talcott Fund Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Gift of Olga H. Knoepke 2006.51.02 Fall Sunlight on Birches, 1975 Silvermine Series P: Lumiere Electrique, 1973.93 1965.12 NELSON HOLBROOK 1992.37 Untitled [box 11], ca. 1960s Pastel 1959 C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE WHITE (B. 1932) Oil on canvas 12K x 19 in. Oil on canvas (B. 1947) CHARLES B. FERGUSON KENNETH HAYES MILLER Port of Nice, France, 1977 WILSON HENRY IRVINE 11½ x 11½ in. Gift of the artist 74 x 52 in. Quaker State, 1973 (B. 1918) (1876–1952) Oil on board (1869–1936) Gift of Jeffery and June Gold 1978.11.1 Gift of Henri and Jean Lardon Oil on board Icelandic Light, 1981 Women by the Sea, 1928 7¼ x 10¾ in. Road through the Clearing, n.d. 2006.51.03 2012.03.1 23¼ x 35½ in. Acrylic polymer on canvas Oil on canvas Friends Purchase Fund Oil on canvas Untitled [box 12], ca. 1960s Friends Purchase Fund 18 x 28 in. 25 x 31 in. 1979.083 24 x 27J in. Oil on canvas 1973.44 Friends Purchase Fund Gift of Billie T. Alban A. W. Stanley Fund 11½ x 11½ in. 1982.29 2003.12 NORMAN ROCKWELL 1996.25 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold The Swallow, 1968 MUSEUM, STOCKBRIDGE, MA 2006.51.05 Acrylic polymer on board MAY 19–NOVEMBER 7, 2014

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HERBERT MEYER SENATOR CHRIS MURPHY, ANN D. GRIMM (B. 1929) Oil on canvas GEORGE W. PLATT 23½ x 22 in. E. TAYLOR BALEY Gift of Stephen Borkowski in (1882–1960) HART SENATE OFFICE Deep River Street, n.d. 34½ x 27 in. (1839–1899) Gift of LindaCheverton Wick Return of the Whaler, n.d. honor of John and Julie Dowd Snow Towards Dorset BUILDING, WASHINGTON, DC Oil on board Gift of the Estate of George Deem Two Pears on a Dish, ca. 1880 and Walter Wick in memory of Oil on board 2011.31 Oil on canvas SEPTEMBER 1, 2013– 23½ x 29½ in. 2013.54.43 Oil on board Ann Chamberlain 14¼ x 29¼ in. 24 x 35 in. SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 Bequest of Helen Vibberts The Love Letter, Again, 2005 10 x 14 in. 2005.86_1 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund THOMAS R. DUNLAY Gift of the Solon H. Borglum 2006.91 Oil on canvas A.W. Stanley Fund 1962.02 (B. 1951) Sculpture and Education Fund CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS 30 × 27 in. 2005.37 WILLIAM D. THOMSON The Ginger Jar, n.d. 1942.27 (1856–1933) KYLE ANDREW PHILLIPS 2013.54.134 (B. 1931) HERBERT BOHNERT Oil on canvas An Old Corner, 1887 (B. 1986) CHARLES ETHAN PORTER The Key, 1957 (1890–1967) 30 x 25 in. HENRY WARD RANGER Oil on canvas Walnut Hill Park, 2008 WILLIAM DEAN FAUSETT (1847–1923) Oil on canvas over board Stanley Tools, 1927 Gift of Robert Segal (1858–1916) 20½ x 28 in. Oil on wood (1913–1998) Still Life with Fruit and Basket, n.d. 9M x 32 in. Oil on canvas 1981.119 Woodland Landscape, n.d. Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. 10 x 26½ in. Nude, n.d. Oil on oil cloth Charles F. Smith Fund 20 x 36 in. Oil on canvas 2000.07 Gift of the artist Oil on board 17½ x 23J in. 1962.06 Gift of Richard Gordon WILLIAM DEAN FAUSETT 12 x 16 in. 2008.61 9M x 8 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1978.32LIC (1913–1998) GUY CARLETON WIGGINS Gift of Walter and Harriet CHARLES S. DUBACK Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Krumholtz Mt. Anthony in Storm, 1941 (1883-1962) Huber (B. 1926) LOUISE P. SLOANE 1944.11 1985.21 JANE BUNKER (B. 1945) Oil on board 2003.08 The Family, 1969–70 (B. 1952) Under Gray Skies, 1923 Secret Pond, 2012 30 x 40 in. Collage and wood construction The Mighty Quinns, 2011 HANS JAKOB HOFMANN PETER ROCKWELL Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund CHAUNCEY FOSTER 93L x 59K in. Acrylic and polymers on wood (1880–1966) (B. 1936) 25½ x 30¼ in. 40 x 40 in. 1943.04 RYDER (1868–1949) Gift of the Landmark Gallery panel Untitled (Still Life), n.d. Migratory Fountain, 1969 Gift of the Estate of Miss Gift of the artist Lyndboro Brook, n.d. 1979.105 80 x 72 x 1½ in. Casein on panel Bronze Frances Whittlesey 2013.28 CHARLES FOSTER Oil on canvas Acquired through Sideshow 10¾ x 9¾ in. 12¾ x 18 x 15J in. 1972.24 (1850–1931) MARY DWYER (B. 1959) Bequest of Rita Heimann JOHN CLYMER (1907–1989) Early Spring at the Farmington Country 25 x 30 in. Gallery Charles F. Smith Fund SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL 2012.48.15 Grace Judd Landers Fund The Death of Alexander Hamilton, 2012.20 1970.15 PORTRAIT GALLERY, Battle of Waterloo, 1815, 1962 Club, n.d. 1939.04 2001 WASHINGTON, DC Oil on board Oil on panel IRVING KATZENSTEIN Winter Landscape, n.d. Acrylic on wood TOM YOST (B. 1957) BEN SOLOWEY (1900–1978) MAY 23, 2014–JUNE 25, 2015 29 x 40 in. 15¼ x 21¼ in. Oil on canvas 26 x 23 in., 6 panels of various Summer View from Painter Hill Road, (1902–1973) Reflection Interior, ca.1955 Gift of American Cyanamid Gift of Dr. Timothy McLaughlin 20¼ x 30¼ in. sizes 2003 #1 Battle with Birds, n.d. Oil on canvas WINSLOW HOMER 1985.51LIC 2009.129 Gift of the Estate of Miss General Purchase Fund Oil on linen Oil 30 x 25 in. (1836–1910) Horse Farm, 1961 Frances Whittlesey 2001.115 23 x 23 in. 7¾ x 10 in. Gift of the artist's wife, Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 Oil on gesso panel SAMUEL LANCASTER 1972.32 Gift of the artist Gift of Mr. Charles Dodge and Mrs. Rae Solowey Oil on canvas mounted on 27½ x 40 in. GERRY (1813–1891) ELIZABETH ENDERS 2003.41 Ms. Sue Davis 1982.92 masonite Gift of Kenneth Stuart Landscape, ca. 1870 GEORGE GARDNER (B. 1939) 2003.6 18 x 26¼ in. 1976.12LIC Oil on canvas SYMONS (1861–1930) Ocean/Charts/Blue, 2008 UNIVERSITY OF #2 Battle with Birds, n.d. JOSEPH STEWARD Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 24 x 36 in. The Last Gleam, ca. 1909 Oil on linen CONNECTICUT, Oil (1753–1822) 1944.05 STEVAN DOHANOS Gift of Lynn and Jeffrey Blau Oil on canvas 60 x 60 in. 61 SCARBOROUGH 7M x 9¾; 9½ x 11¼ in. Judah Dana, ca. 1800 (1907–1994) 2004.13 30J x 36 in. Gift of the artist STREET, HARTFORD, CT Gift of Mr. Charles Dodge and Oil on canvas STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, Low Tide, 1985 John Butler Talcott Fund 2010.64 MAY 1, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 Ms. Sue Davis 23½ x 17½ in. NEW BRITAIN, CT Tempera on board JOHN W. GUERIN MAY 1, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 1922.01 2003.61 A. W. Stanley Fund 26 x 40 in. (1920–2006) ARTHUR GETZ (1913–1996) GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) 1959.06 Gift of Mrs. Prentice M. Troup Crane, 1962 JACK LEVINE (1915–2010) GEORGE ADOMEIT GUY WIGGINS (1883–1862) Mural Design for Post Office, Lancaster, Dancers in the Kitchen, 1976 2004.58 Oil on canvas (1879–1967) Road to the Wood, 1925 New York, 1939 Oil on paper Girl with Red Hair, 1962 JIMMY LEE SUDDUTH 42 x 38½ in. The River Road, Harper's Ferry, 1919 Oil on canvas Tempera on board 17 x 17 in. Oil on canvas (1910–2007) JOHN DOWD (B. 1960) Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. 9½ x 26 in. (panel) Gift of the Estate of George Deem 32 x 26 in. Squirrel and Bird Riding a Bicycle, Backstreet Provincetown, 2011 1963.09 29¾ x 29¾ in. Grace Judd Landers Fund Gift of the artist 2013.54.24 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald ca. 1988–89 Oil on canvas Gift of Diane Gerity 1939.01 1987.13.2 Final Painting (Unfinished), 2008 Davis Paint and mud on wood 23M x 35M in. 2003.13 2013.18

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JOHN HARE (1908–1978) J.M. LEWIN (1836–1877) CHARLES R. ROBINSON FREDERICK J. WAUGH Late March, Marblehead, 1973 Landscape, n.d. (B. 1940) (1861–1940) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Of Fortune and Dreams: "The BULL" Breaking Surf, n.d. 28 x 28 in. 8 x 12 in. and "The BEAR" of Ellis Island, 2000 Oil on canvas Friends Purchase Fund Bequest of Paul Zimmerman Oil on canvas 25 x 30 in. 1973.4 2008.07 17 x 25 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prudden Gift of the artist 2001.1 THOMAS HICKS JONAS LIE (1880–1940) 2009.124 (1823–1890) The Moors, ca. 193334 CATHERINE WHARTON Long Island Landscape (see memo), 1853 Oil on canvas CHAUNCEY FOSTER MORRIS WRIGHT Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in. RYDER (1868–1949) (1899–1988) Oval 22½ x 29M in. John Butler Talcott Fund The Mill at Mendon, VT, n.d. Holed in for the Winter, 1945 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oil on Canvas Oil on canvas Bakewell HERBERT MEYER 25 x 30 in. 20 x 37 in. 1970.51 (1882–1960) Gift of Nancy Hicks Grace Judd Landers Fund A Day in June, ca. 1940 2011.54 1947.39 ROBERT DOUGLAS Oil on canvas HUNTER (B. 1942) 25 x 30 in. WILLIAM SARTAIN TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART, Blue, Brass, and Off-white with Root, Gift of Mrs. Felicia Meyer (1843–1924) SAVANNAH, GA 2006 Marsh New Jersey Landscape, ca. 1909 SEPTEMBER 30, 2013– Oil on canvas 1962.21 Oil on canvas JANUARY 14, 2015 16 x 28 in. 25 x 30 in. Gift of the artist JOHN FRANCIS MURPHY John Butler Talcott Fund SHOW TO TRAVEL TO THE 2009.127.1 (1853–1921) 1909.03 FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: New England Meadow in Spring, ROY KERSWILL 1902–08 HELEN SAWYER (MRS. TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART, (1925–2002) Oil on canvas JERRY FARNSWORTH) SAVANNAH, GA: Maroon Bells, ca. 1978 16 x 22 in. (1900–1999) OCTOBER 18, 2013–MAY 4, Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund Summer, 1944 2014 24 x 30 in. 1908.04 Oil on canvas Gift of Donna Curtis and 30 x 25 in. SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF Nathan Cardozo WALTER EBEN NETTLETON Gift of the Estate of Mrs. Philip ART, CA: MAY 30– 2012.30S (1861–1936) Stanley SEPTEMBER 9, 2014 January Morning, 1900 1971.31 ERNEST LAWSON Oil on panel MISSISSIPPI MUSEUM OF (1873–1939) 11 x 14 in. GRACE VIBBERTS, (1879– ART, MS: SEPTEMBER 26– Anthony Thieme (1888–1954), Motif #1, Rockport MA, n.d., Oil on canvas, 25 x 30 in., Gift of Laura and David Grey, 2013.75.2 Swamp Willows, ca.1928 John Butler Talcott Fund 1945) JANUARY 4, 2015 WORKS ON LOAN ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS 24 x 36 in. SAMUEL LANCASTER Oil on canvas 1909.02 Winter Woods, n.d. TO THE NBMAA (1829–1883) 2005.28LTL GERRY (1813–1891) 24¾ x 29½ in. Oil on canvas ROBERT HENRI Picnic in a Summer Landscape, 1879 White Hills, Jackson New Hampshire, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan HOVSEP PUSHMAN 20 x 24 in. (1865–1929) PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. Oil on canvas HARRY FARRER Scene on the Glen Ellis River, ca. 1880s AND MRS. FREDERICK Collection (1877–1966) Grace Vibberts Conlin Spanish Girl of Segovia, 1912 10¼ x 16J in. (1843–1903) Oil on canvas BAEKELAND 1989.34 Rose of Eternal Spring, ca.1943 Collection Oil on canvas 2005.157LTL At the End of the Day, 1901 20½ x 30½ in. Watercolor on paper 2005.29LTL Oil on canvas 2012.92.3 40¾ x 33J in. HILDA BELCHER (1881–1963) CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS 17¾ x 25 in. 22½ x 19½ in. John Butler Talcott Fund June on the Stairway, ca. 1925–35 (1856–1933) 2002.147T Charles F. Smith Fund 1941.07 Watercolor on board 1943.1 18M x 12½ in. Sun Spotted Meadows, n.d. 2005.156LTL Oil on canvas 42 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 43 the collection the collection

JAMES MCDOUGAL HART WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL ALLEN S. ANDERSON RICHARD RYAN HORNBY MICHAEL PAVLIK (B. 1941) STEVEN WEINBERG GEORGE INNESS Charcoal on paper (1828–1901) (1839–1904) (B. 1952) (B. 1965) Equivocal Equinox, 1983 (B. 1954) (1825–1894) 8 × 11 in. Sheep in the Meadow, ca. 1870 The Grand Canal with San Giorgio Transition, 1999 From Final Chambers series, 1998 Blown glass Consequences, 1997 Afternoon, 1846 2013.83.06LTL Oil on canvas Maggiore, 1875 Glass Glass 10¼ x 12 x 9 in. Blown glass Oil on canvas Study for: The Dying Fallen Figure, n.d. 12 x 24 in. Oil on canvas 6 x 12 x 12 in. 11¾ x 6 x 5 in. 2012.35.7LTL 10L x 7 x 4½ in. 34½ x 49 in. Charcoal on paper 2005.30LTL 14¼ x 27½ in. 2008.79LTL 2008.83LTL 2012.35.11LTL 2010.118LTL 5¼ × 10 in. 2000.72T MARK PEISER (B. 1938) Crescent Beach Boat, 2001 2013.83.07LTL DUBOIS FENELON HAL DAVID BERGER KREG KALLENBERGER Mountain Landscape, n.d. Glass LONG TERM LOAN FROM Study for: Three Women as Fate, n.d. HASBROUCK (1860–1934) HENRY PEMBER SMITH (1950–2003) (B. 1950) Glass 14 x 27 x 4 in. CLAIRE OLIVER GALLERY Charcoal on paper Snow Scene, ca. late 19th century (1854–1907) Paperweight, n.d. Full Moon Dune, 1998 8 x 10¼ x 2 in. 2008.93LTL 8¾ × 9½ in. Watercolor Summer Landscape, 1876 Glass Blown glass 2008.100LTL JUDITH SCHAECHTER 2013.83.08LTL 22¼ x 14½ in. Watercolor on paper 2L x 3½ x 2¼ in. 7 x 20 x 4 in. Untitled, 1985 ROBERT WILSON (B. 1961) Study for: Convalescent Old Man, n.d. 2005.79LTL 8 x 6K in. w/oval top 2008.80LTL 2012.35.4LTL Blown glass (1920–2000) The Battle of Carnival and Lent, 2012 Charcoal on paper 2005.35LTL 6M x 17½ x 2½ in. Golden Sky, n.d. Stained glass 13¾ × 20¾ in. CHRISTIAN A. JORGENSEN STANISLAW BOROWSKI JOHN KUHN (B. 1949) 2012.35.8LTL Blown glass 56 x 56 in. 2013.83.09LTL (1860–1935) HENDRIK KRUSEMAN VAN (B. 1944) AC-DC, n.d. 10 in. diameter 2014.127LTL Study for: The Dying Fallen Figure, n.d. Top of Hill, Annisquam, 1916 ELTEN (1829–1904) Extraordinary Visions, 1987 Blown glass COLIN REID (B. 1953) 2012.35.12LTL Charcoal on paper Watercolor on paper Haines Falls, Catskill, New York, Blown glass 7½ x 6¾ in. Torn, n.d. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 9¾ × 20 in. 15 x 10¾ in. ca. 1800’s 8 x 7 x 4 in. 2012.35.5LTL Blown glass JORG F. ZIMMERMAN MR. AND MRS. LLOYD 2013.83.10LTL 2005.34LTL Watercolor on paper 2012.35.1LTL 17½ x 11¼ x 6½ in. (B. 1940) GREIF Study for: Innocence, n.d. 14 x 18 in. THOMAS LEMKE (B. 1958) 2012.35.9LTL Rocking Blue, n.d. Charcoal and chalk WILTON LOCKWOOD 2005.33LTL PETER BRAMHALL Suspended Motion, 2001 Glass GRAYDON PARRISH 16¾ × 14¼ in. (1861–1914) (B. 1942) Glass CHRISTOPHER RIES 7L x 14¾ in. diameter (B. 1970) 2013.83.11LTL Still Life with Roses, ca. 1900 JOSEPH RUSLING MEEKER Untitled, n.d. 9 x 5 x 5 in. (B. 1952) 2008.99LTL Study for "Woman with a Votive Candle", Study for: Three Women as Fate, 2006 Oil on Canvas (1827–1889) Blown glass 2008.95LTL Falling Petals, 1999 n.d. Charcoal and chalk 12¼ x 15 in. Louisiana Bayou, 1867 14¼ x 12 in. Glass CZESLAW ZUBER (B. 1948) Charcoal on paper 18¼ × 21½ in. 2011.59LTL Oil on canvas 2012.35.2LTL MARVIN LIPOFSKY 10½ x 5½ x 2¾ in. The Star Catchers, 1999 14½ × 18 in. 2013.83.12LTL 10J x 12J in. (B. 1938) 2008.88LTL Blown glass 2013.83.01LTL Study for: Two Children with Plane, n.d. J. FRANCIS MURPHY 2013.39.1LTL VACLAV CIGLER (B. 1929) Soumi Finland #9, n.d. 10½ x 7 x 4 in. Study for: Woman Screaming, n.d. Charcoal and chalk (1953–1921) Untitled, n.d. Glass DINO ROSIN (B. 1948) 2012.35.13LTL Charcoal on paper 21½ × 13¾ in. Landscape, 1892 KARL WITKOWSKI Blown glass 12¼ x 15½ x 14½ in. Triple Sassi, n.d. 12¾ × 10¼ in. 2013.83.13LTL Watercolor (1860–1910) 10¾ x 12 x 6½ in. 2008.96LTL Glass LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2013.83.02LTL Study for: Dying Man, n.d. 14¼ x 18½ in. Newsboy Eating a Pie, ca. 1885–1890 2012.35.3LTL 35½ x 15¼ x 6¾ in. STEVE BARTH Study for: The Head of a Young Child, n.d. Charcoal and chalk 2005.77LTL Oil on canvas JOHN LITTLETON (B. 1957) 2008.89LTL Charcoal on paper 8K × 9J in. WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE 22 x 14 in. FRITZ DREISBACH (B. 1941) KATE VOGEL (B. 1956) 10½ × 8¾ in. 2013.83.14LTL (1849–1916) JOHN FREDERICK PETO 2005.160LTL Vase, 1984 Imago Bag, 1997 LINO TAGLIAPIETRA 2013.83.03LTL Study for: Eight Flowers, 2001 Portrait of Artist Beck Wenzell, (1854–1907) Glass Blown glass (B. 1934) ca. 1900 Study for: Tragedy, First Sketch, n.d. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Books and Ink Bottle, 1889 PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. 9¼ x 6½ in. 18 x 12 x 10½ in. Venus, 1997 Charcoal on paper 12 × 16J in. 20J x 16¼ in. Oil on canvas AND MRS. FREDERICK 2008.94LTL 2012.35.6LTL Blown glass 10 × 5½ in. 2013.83.15LTL 2011.135LTL 6J x 9 in. BAEKELAND 15¾ x 8½ x 4½ in. 2013.83.04LTL Two Studies for: Convalescent Old Man, 2013.39.2LTL (GLASS) JOHN HEALEY (B. 1946) JOSEPH PAGANO (B. 1965) 2012.35.10LTL Study for: The Head of Tragedy, n.d. n.d. WILLIAM MCDOUGAL Pure Emotion, n.d. Bora Bora, 2002/2004 Charcoal on paper Charcoal, gouache, graphite HART (1823–1894) Optical glass and marble Glass 10½ × 7 in. 8½ × 11 in. Peace and Plenty, 1855 14½ x 8½ x 5 in. 15 x 18½ x 4 in. 2013.83.05LTL 2013.83.16LTL Oil on canvas 2008.82LTL 2008.87LTL Study for: The Convalescent Old Man, Study for: Woman with a Votive Candle, 39 x 60 in. Several Studies, n.d. n.d. 2010.117LTL

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Gouache, pen and ink LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2¾ x ½ x ¼ in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM LONG TERM LOAN FROM ASHER BROWN DURAND THOMAS WORTHINGTON 8½ × 11 in. KARL AND MURIEL 2013.65.3LTL CHAIM GROSS PATRICIA JOBE PIERCE (1796–1886) WHITTREDGE (1820–1910) 2013.83.17LTL FLEISCHMAN Self Portrait, 2008 FOUNDATION AND MARCO APOLLO East Branch of the Ausable River, n.d. In Lebanon Valley, Pennsylvania, n.d. Three Studies for: The Dying Fallen Graphite PIERCE Oil on canvas Oil on board Figure, n.d. JOHN ANTHONY 2¼ x ¼ x ¼ in. CHAIM GROSS (1904–1991) 15¼ x 24 in. 8L x 13 in. Gouache on paper BALDESSARI (B. 1931) 2013.65.4LTL The Juggler, 1975 JOHN JOSEPH ENNEKING 2003.76LTL 2003.70LTL 8½ × 11 in. Six Colorful Gags, 1991 Bronze (1841–1916) 2013.83.18LTL Photogravure with aquatint in LONG TERM LOAN FROM 91 x 60 x 36 in. A Woodland Stream, 1897 ALVAN FISHER (1792–1863) LONG TERM LOAN Three Studies for: Children with colors, on Somerset paper THE FRANCES ARCHIPENKO 2012.34LTL Oil on canvas Mountain Stream, n.d. FROM THE PRIVATE Airplane, n.d. 39½ x 47K in. GRAY COLLECTION Tightrope Acrobats, 1962 32 x 45 in. Oil on canvas COLLECTION OF TIA Gouache on paper 2014.18LTL Bronze 2010.125LTL 20 x 24 in. 8½ × 11 in. ALEXANDER ARCHIPENKO 84 x 20 x 20 in. 2003.78LTL JOEL BABB, (B. 1947) 2013.83.19LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM (1887–1964) 2011.114LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM Boston from the Hancock Tower, 2008 Study for: Three Women as Fate, 2002 MRS. ARTHUR GENGLER Queen of Sheba, 1961 TIM PRENTICE F. S. FROST (ATTRIBUTED) Oil on linen LONG TERM LOAN FROM C/O DAVID GENGLER (1825–1902) 36 x 84 in. Pen and ink wash on paper Bronze EMILY HOLCOMB AND TIM PRENTICE (B. 1930) Mountain Lake, 1858 2011.101LTL 8½ × 11 in. 72 x 36 x 30 in. FAMILY 2013.83.20LTL GEORGE CATLIN 2007.118LTL Floating Carpet, 2011 Oil on canvas LONG TERM LOAN FROM Three Studies for: Three Women as Fate, (1796–1872) JOHN BREWSTER JR. Aluminum 13½ x 24 in. JACK WARNER AND 2002 Buffalo Hunt in Snow Shoes, n.d. TEMPORARY LOAN FROM (1766–1854) 36 x 144 x 48 in. 2001.119T SUSAN AUSTIN WARNER Pen and ink wash on paper Oil on canvas LAURA AND DAVID GREY Portrait of a Girl with a Bird (Mary Ann 2010.67LTL J. HART & A. TAIT 8½ × 11 in. 28 x 23 in. Patten Munson), 1810–1813 (1828–1901; 1819–1905) SEVERIN ROESEN 2013.83.21LTL 1995.07T DAVID JOHNSON Oil on canvas LONG TERM LOAN FROM (1815–1872) Torso Study for Tragedy, n.d. Chesh-Oo-Honga-All, n.d. (1827–1908) 19½ x 24½ in. CHET SCHMITT Ducks in a Wood, 1866 An Abundance of Fruit, 1865 Gouache on paper Oil on canvas On the Willkill River, 1869 2009.81LTL Oil on board 8½ × 11 in. 30 x 25 in. Oil on canvas THOMAS BIRCH 11 in. diameter (oval) Oil on canvas 2013.83.22LTL 1995.06T 27½ x 43½ in. PROMISED GIFTS FROM (1779–1851) 2001.120T 36 x 50½ in. Mew-Hew-She-Kaw, The White Cloud, 2014.189T THE JULI COLLECTION Make’er Fast, n.d. 2011.115LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM Chief of the Ioways, n.d. Oil on canvas DANIEL HUNTINGTON 219+ WOOD ENGRAVINGS LONG TERM LOAN FROM LUCY CROSS Oil on canvas ARTHUR PARTON (1842– 22 x 31 in. (1816–1906) BY WINSLOW HOMER THE WALMER FAMILY 28 x 22 in. 1914) 2001.117T The Upper Hudson, n.d. MARY CASSATT 1995.05T A Pool in the AuSable, 1879 Oil on canvas laid down on LONG TERM LOAN FROM ERASTUS SALISBURY (1845–1926) Oil on canvas JOHN W. CASILEAR masonite MARTIN KLINE PUTNAM (1805-1900) In the Omnibus, 1890–91 LONG TERM LOAN FROM 36 x 30¾ in. (1811–1893) 14 x 24 in. Abigail Waters Putnam, 1829–1900 Drypoint with color aquatint DALTON GHETTI 2014.190T MARTIN KLINE (B. 1961) In The White Mountains, 1863 2001.121T Oil on canvas 14½ x 10 in. Painting Sculpture, 1999–2009 Oil on canvas laid down on WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG 23½ x 29½ in. 1991.25T DALTON GHETTI (B. 1961) ROBERT SPEAR DUNNING Bronze masonite (1822–1900) 2013.82LTL Round Bird House, 2009 (1829–1905) 84 x 60 x 39 in. 12 x 20 in. Lake in the Mountains, Graphite Still Life with Fruit and Roses, 1903 2012.04LTL 2001.118T n.d. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2¼ x ½ x ½ in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas ELIZABETH YOAKUM 2013.65.1LTL 18 x 23½ in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM EDMUND C. COATES 15 x 21¼ in. JENNY AVATI LEMOS Broom, 2001 2014.191T (1816–1871) 2003.79LTL JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN Graphite Hudson River View, n.d. JAMES AVATI (1912–2005) UNKNOWN (N.D.) (1853–1902) 6½ x ¼ x ¼ in. Oil on canvas Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell, 1955 Boating on a Mountain Lake, n.d. Summer Trees, n.d. 2013.65.2LTL 24 x 32 in. Oil on board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Peace, 2011 2003.74LTL 33½ x 19 in. 10 x 14 in. 36 x 40 in. Graphite 2001.100LTL(LIC) 2003.72LTL 2009.31LTL

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Lisa Hoke: The Gravity of Color, New Britain The Nor’easter: 44th Annual Juried Members Exhibition Art from the Berlin Public Schools This One’s Optimistic: Pincushion Installation through 2013 October 12–October 27, 2013 April 22-April 27, 2014 Curated by Cary Smith LeWitt Family Staircase McKernan Gallery Stanley Works Center June 7–September 14, 2014 Funded in part through a Fellowship from the National Academy Museum Davis Gallery and The Edwin Austin Abbey Fund Maurice Sendak New Media: David Borawski Appropriation and Inspiration November 9, 2013–February 9, 2014 April 26–August 31, 2014 Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations McKernan Gallery New Media Alcove June 21–September 21, 2014 Ongoing The Maurice Sendak national exhibition tour is managed by Opar Media, LLC. Throughout the Museum Artwork © Maurice Sendak. All rights reserved. Special thanks to the lenders to McKernan Gallery the exhibition and to AFA for their support, and to the Adolf and Virginia Dehn Science Fiction Pulp Art This exhibition is supported in part by the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass. Foundation, which helped underwrite the exhibition. New Media: Brown Gillespie May 4–July 13, 2014 Low Illustration Gallery TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Through July 21, 2013 Aloha: Hawaiian Art and Artifacts from the Sullivan Collection Walter Wick New Media Alcove November 30, 2013–March 2, 2014 Floral Expressions Vero Beach Museum of Art, Florida Davis Gallery and Low Illustration Gallery May 9–May 12, 2014 June 14–September 28, 2015 Jane Bunker: Illumination Funded in part by Melinda and Paul Sullivan. Throughout Through August 18, 2013 Davis Gallery New Media: Ivan Toth Depeña Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools December 14, 2013–April 20, 2014 May 22–June 1, 2014 NEW/NOW: Skylar Hughes New Media Alcove Stanley Works Center Through September 15, 2013 Presented by Webster Bank. Cheney Gallery* NEW/NOW: Stephanie Lempert January 11–April 13, 2014 The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Cheney Gallery* Through September 29, 2013 McKernan Gallery James Prosek: Wondrous Strange Support provided by The David T. Langrock Foundation, The Edward C. & Ann T. Roberts Foundation, and the New Britain Legislative Delegation and the Department February 22–June 8, 2014 of Economic and Community Development: Connecticut: Office of the Arts. McKernan Gallery This exhibition was made possible by a grant from the Richard P. Garmany Fund Glass artist Andrew Erdos (left) stands next to his work Cheerfully Rooting through Ruby Red Detritus with his father and a guest at the Glass Today:21st-Century Innovations at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. opening reception on June 22, 2014. Imagine That! Children's Illustrations from the Permanent Collection Through December 15, 2013 Low Illustration Gallery Soo Sunny Park: Boundary Conditions Installation February 2014–Februray 2016 LeWitt Family Staircase NEW/NOW: Fern Berman September 21, 2013–January 5, 2014 Cheney Gallery* Click! Clack! Ding! The American Typewriter March 7–June 1, 2014 Davis Gallery Stagecraft: 50 Years of Design at Hartford Stage October 2–December 16, 2013 Stanley Works Center & Throughout NEW/NOW: Joe Fig April 19–July 20, 2014 Cheney Gallery*

*The NEW/NOW Series is made possible by the generous support of Marzena and Greg Slipe.

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CATALOGUES, BROCHURES AND GUIDES Boundary Conditions, a time-lapse video of the installation Farmington Valley Times. Feb. 10, 2014. "Your Weekend: 'Wild INHOUSE PUBLICATIONS by Soo Sunny Park, distributed for viewing through Things': What's Happening: Maurice Sendak's work on The Art Elements: NBMAA Family Fund Gallery Guide/Los Elementos del social media and other online publications. display at NBMAA Through Feb. 9." pp. 1–2. 3 color instal- Arte: Guía de galerías para la familia. (2013). 22 pp. lation photos. Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations, an in-gallery touch Sculpture Garden Guide. (2013) 18 color postcards and map. screen interactive where viewers learned about all Artdaily.org. Feb. 24, 2014. "New Britain Museum of exhibiting artists’ biographies and artwork through American Art acquires major work by Japanese-American The Nor’easter: 44th Annual Juried Members Exhibition essays, images and video. artist Nobu Fukui." 1 color image. catalogue. Oct. 12–27, 2013. 4 pp. MAGAZINE COVERS & FEATURE ARTICLES Wethersfield Life.Mar. 2014. "A rare 'type' of hobby: Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations June 21–Sept. 21, 2014. New Britain Herald. Aug. 23, 2013. NBMAA exhibit features 24 varied Collector's antiques will be on display." Cover photo, 20 pages. Introduction by Douglas Hyland, Essay: works by Jacob Collins. p. 2, 3 B&W images. pp. 32-33. 2 images, 1 photo. “Contemporary Glass: An Art on Fire” by Anna Rogulina; Hartford Magazine. Nov. 2013. "Wild Art and More at New "Something" by Jim Schantz. Checklist. Hartford Courant. Mar. 2, 2014. "Squirrels with Wings Fly in Show" by Joseph A. O'Brien, Jr. pp. 52-53. 3 color images. 33 color, 2 B&W images. 'Wondrous Strange'" by Susan Dunne. pp. G1, G6, 5 color images. PRODUCED BY OTHERS Hartford Advocate. Nov. 7, 2013. "On the Cover: Wild Thing: James Prosek: Wondrous Strange. 8-panel brochure. 9 color The Art of Maurice Sendak in New Britain" by Joseph A. New Britain Herald. Mar. 6, 2014. "Exploring 100 years of images. By Wajahat, New York. O'Brien, Jr. p. 12. 2 B&W images. Typewriters," by Scott Whipple. Weekend Cover Story, p. 17–28. Hartford Courant CAL. Nov. 7, 2013. "Into the 'Wild': NBMAA NEWSLETTERS Exhibit Celebrates Maurice Sendak, His Characters, His Waterbury Republican-American. Mar. 9, 2014. "Fluid reflections Summer 2013, 20 pp. Stories." Cover image. "Cover Story: NBMAA Is Where Fall 2013, 20 pp. on flora and fauna," by Tracey O'Shaughnessy. Wild Things Art" by Susan Dunne. p. 16. 2 color images, 1 1 color image. Winter 2014, 16 pp. color photo. Spring 2014, 20 pp. New Britain Herald. Mar. 13, 2014. "Click, Clack, Ding!: Click- New Britain Herald. Nov. 7, 2013. "Wild Rumpus: 50 years clack with McEnroe," by Scott Whipple. p. 21–22, 4 photos. CALENDARS of 'Where the Wild Things Are'" by Scott Whipple. Cover

Summer 2013 story. p. 1 and 18. 1 color, 1 B&W images. Fine Art Connoisseur. Apr. 2014. "The Coastal Collection of Fall 2013 Charles & Irene Hamm" by Douglas K.S. Hyland, Winter 2014 Contractdesign.com. Nov. 11, 2013. "Design News: Ann Beha pp. 51–56. 14 color images. Spring 2014 Architects to Design New Britain Museum Expansion" by Holly O'Dell. The New York Times. Apr. 6, 2014. "Creatures Great, Small and NBMAA E-BLASTS Artdaily.org. Nov. 15, 2013. "Ann Beha Architects to design Imagined" by Susan Hodara. p. CT9. 3 color images. General e-blast every 10 days The New Britain Museum of American Art Expansion." 1 Docent newsletter color image. Hartford Courant CT Now. Apr. 10, 2014. "Art Week: Click, M.A.D. e-vite Clack, Ding!' at NBMAA" by Susan Dunne, 1 photo. The Art of Wine & Food Event e-blasts The New York Times. Nov. 21, 2013. Art & Design. "Sharing the Finds (Aloha: Hawaiian Art and Artifacts from the Sullivan Artdaily.org. Apr. 21, 2014. "Artist Joe Fig opens exhibition at ONLINE Collection" by Eve M. Kahn. the New Britain Museum of American Art." 1. color Image. NBMAA Annual Report 2012–2013. 95 pp. Looking at Art: A child's drawing and description about their favorite artwork during the Multicultural Arts Program on December 12, 2013 The New York Times. Apr. 27, 2014. "The Elegance of Clattering ONLINE FEATURES Hartford Courant. Jan. 5, 2014. "Hawaiian Art: Gallery's White Walls Take on Vibrant Hues: Eclectic Paintings on Loan Machines" by Sulviane Gold. p. 10. 5 color photos. E-museum from Collection of Paul and Melinda Sullivan of West NBMAA Blog Hartford" by Susan Dunne. Cover story Arts Section. Waterbury Republican-American. May 4, 2014. "Fig Comes to a 1000Museums p. G2, G6., 4 color images. Studio Near You" by Tracey O'Shaughnessy. p. 1–2 E. 6 INTERACTIVES color images. The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman, an New Britain Herald. Jan. 9, 2014. "Lempert Is ready to show off Hartford Courant. May 8, 2014. "Hartford Art School Teacher in-gallery touch screen interactive where viewers learned work" by Scott Whipple. Weekend Cover Story, p. 18–19. 1 Creates Mini Replicas of Artists' Studios" by Susan Dunne. about Tiffany's life and milestones of his career. color image. 1 color image.

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Hartford Courant. May 9, 2014. "Where Imagination Lives: Art TV, RADIO, AND ONLINE EDUCATION PROGRAMS TV COMMERCIALS BY L&R PRODUCTIONS School Teacher Visits Artists, Recreates Their Work Spaces" ENGAGING ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMMING by Susan Dunne. pp. 1–2 D. 1 color, 2 B&W images. “Looks” Commercial, 15- and 30-sec., produced June 2014 by L&R Productions FOR ALL AGES The Sunday Waterbury Republican-American. May 11, 2014. Arts & Entertainment Cover Story: "'Click, Clack, Ding!' in New “Director Douglas Hyland and the Glass Exhibition” To meet the demand of our varied audiences, the Museum offered Britain: The Strange beauty of the typewriter" by Tracey Commercial, 15- and 30-sec., produced June 2014 by a wide range of educational programs for all ages. These included O'Shaughnessy. pp. 1–2 E. 3 Images. L&R Productions lectures, gallery talks, studio classes and workshops, film, music, theater, art and literature programs, tours for children and New Britain Herald. June 5, 2014. Weekend Cover Story. "38 TV APPEARANCES adults and professional development services for teachers. These Artists come together." p. 17. 1 color, 1 B&W images. Connecticut Public Broadcasting: WNPR: The Colin programs offer Museum visitors of all ages and backgrounds McEnroe Show, originating at the NBMAA, Davis Gallery opportunities for lifelong learning in the arts while strengthening Hartford Courant. June 15, 2014. "Show Full of 'Juice' Makes featuring Greg Fudacz and Click, Clack, Ding! Mar. 11, 2014 the Museum’s education mission. At the same time they employ Splash" by Susan Dunne. pp. G1, G6. 5 color images. a vast number of artists, educators, art historians and other WFSB: Channel 3: Better Connecticut: James Prosek professionals contributing to the cultural fabric of the region. Artdaily.org. June 16, 2014. "Cary Smith curates an exhibition Interview by reporter Melissa Cole, aired May 1, 2014 featuring 40 leading contemporary artists: An American in As stated in the Director’s report the education department has Paris" by Gagosian Gallery, 1 color photo. worked on the expansion and accessibility of our programs, especially for early learners. With support from the Department of Economic and Community Development: Office of the Arts we were able to New Britain Herald. June 19, 2014. Weekend Cover Story. pilot our baby tours (now titled Museum & Me: Playdates with Art) "Looking at 21st Century Innovations" by Scott Whipple. and Early Childhood Learning Program with local daycare and pp. 17, 19. 2 color, 1 B&W images. social services agencies to great success. The support has allowed us to rebrand all of our youth programs. Nurture through Art: Infant to Twocoatsofpaint.com. June 23, 2014. "Roundup: Abstraction in Teen offers age-appropriate, engaging and diverse programming for Connecticut" by Sharon Butler. 4 color images. children, youth and their families, in the stimulating and unique setting of the NBMAA. Arts programming is known to enhance children’s appreciation of art, stir creativity and critical thinking, advance cognitive, emotional and social health and provide a strong foundation for intellectual growth.

Highlights of the year included strong demand for student tours. During FY14, 8,852 students were on tour accompanied by 1,181 teachers and adult chaperones, from 70 cities and towns. That represented 824 docent-led tours, many followed Young participants of the WAVE project, a public art project done in collaboration We featured exhibitions and programs in print ads across many publications including (from left) Connecticut Living Magazine, the Hartford Courant and CT Parent. by a related art activity in the American Savings Foundation with Gaffney Elementary School, show off their pieces of the WAVE. Art Studio. Adult tours numbered 2,236 representing an Glass Today: additional 340 docent-led tours. 21st-Century Innovations

Now through September 21, 2014 At the New Britain Museum of American Art Infant to Teen For the 24th year the Museum hosted, with support from Humanities Programs included a symposium, evening of Webster Bank, Art from the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools which learning, lectures, gallery talks, theater performances, tours “An extraordinary glass only at the New Britain Museum of American Art works exhibit” featured artwork from 228 students in grades K-12 with nearly and film. Go Journeys TripAdvisor 600 people attending the opening reception. Additionally, the Museum hosted the 4th annual Berlin Public Schools: Student The NBMAA docent corps now numbers 117 with eight Art Exhibition featuring 206 works from students in grades K-12 graduates completing a rigorous eight-month training with nearly 500 people attending the opening reception. program. The Museum recognizes the important role docents play in serving the community in the field of art education. Adult programming throughout the year was strong. Of note was the ambitious programming schedule during the Linda Mare popular exhibition Maurice Sendak. The exhibition, organized Curator of Education by OPAR Media Inc., enticed strong attendance for its variety of programs offered with support from Connecticut 56 Lexington Ave, New Britain, CT (860) 229-0257

Background: Daniel Clayman (b. 1975), Three Volumes, detail, 2012, 96 x 96 x 72 in., Courtesy of 52 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICANthe Schantz Galleries, Stockbridge, ART MA ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 53 Special funding has been provided by the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass with additional support from the Connecticut Department of Economics and Community Development Offi ce of the Arts through the New Britain Commission on the Arts and with the support of the Depart- ment of Economic and Community Development. education programs education programs

SCHOOL TOURS AND TEACHER SERVICES Bristol & Plainville Public Schools PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES TOUR PROGRAMS FOR PRE-K–GRADE 12 Funding from the Tinty Foundation provides free FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DAYS Trained docents invite students to explore American art busing and docent-led tours and activities for students Nov. 11, 2013: Wild Things! Author Bill Thomson and Mask and culture through discussion and gallery activities living in Bristol and Plainville. Workshop with Robin McCahill Pre-K and Kindergarten tours Dec. 8, 2013: Hawaiian Holiday Party, performance by Mini-muse Tour for Preschoolers and Kindergartners Meriden, Naugatuck & Waterbury Public Schools Kahana Hula and drop-in activities This 45-min. program introduces young children to the Funding from the ION Bank (Naugatuck Savings Bank Dec. 30, 2013: Wild Rumpus! Reading with NBC Museum experience and the wonder of art. Foundation), Inc. provides free busing and docent- Connecticut’s Bob Maxon and Monster Drawing Workshop led tours and activities for students living Meriden, with Matt Ryan Grades 3–5 Naugatuck, and Waterbury. Jan. 11, 2014: Gravity Happening, de-installation of Gravity The Art Elements Tour of Color, New Britain with artist Lisa Hoke Students view artworks in galleries to learn about the Hartford Performs Jan. 20, 2014: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, drop-in activities elements of art and design. In FY12, the NBMAA qualified for the Greater Hartford Arts Council-sponsored program Hartford Performs, an Jan. 25, 2014: Arts of Learning CT, performances and Grades 6–8 arts education collaborative serving students in Hartford, drop-in activities Multiple Perspectives Tour for Middle School Students providing access to quality arts education delivered Feb. 9, 2014: Sendak Wrap Up, performance by Bated This tour incorporates multiple intelligences approaches through in-school teaching staff in partnership with Breath Theatre Co. to understanding art. quality arts organizations such as the NBMAA. Apr. 6, 2014: Museum Birthday Celebration, James Prosek reading and drop-in activities Grades 5–12 Homeschoolers of CT Apr. 26, 2014: CT Authors & Publishers Discover America Partnership offers tours and classes for home-schooled students. Students view masterpieces from the permanent DROP-IN SPACE collections and discover American history and culture Milford Public Schools ArtLab (pre k–grade 5) spanning more than 250 years. Visitation (tour & art activity) of entire district 5th graders. Self-directed learning opportunities. Discover activities to Studio and Writing Programs explore art, science, math, music, computers and literature New Britain Public Schools in this hands-on space. Half-hour and one-hour programs led by Museum educators Free tours to New Britain public and parochial schools; Grades 1–12 special 4th and 7th grade tours; annual Art from the New Britain STUDIO CLASSES Visual Thinking Strategies Tour Public and Parochial Schools, 250 works, 12 works from each Artists-in-Residence and artist/educators were employed Museum facilitators use select works of art to develop school selected by art teachers, sponsored by Webster Bank. for a variety of children and family programs: Virginia visual understanding using VTS methods. Lynn Anderson, Suzy Jorsey Balay, Jim Brunelle, Inez Seedlings Teacher Collaborative, Hartford Faillace, Margaret Freedman, Shelly Haas, Deb Lasher, Special Exhibitions Tours For the third year the Museum hosted preK-5th grade Robin McCahill, Melissa Meredith, Matt Ryan, Sarah Students explore art works in the changing educators for a week-long professional development. Segovia, Joan Shackford, Susan Skarvinko, Mary Cottle exhibitions galleries. The Seedlings Teacher Collaborative (STC) connects colleagues from public, parochial and independent schools, Smealie, and Rashmi Talpade. Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye to share their skills and to learn new ones in a stimulating A tour for the visually impaired. and nurturing environment, away from the day to day Art Start (Ages 3–5) demands of teaching in classrooms. As a community of Saturdays, 11-11:45 a.m., caregivers and young children SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, TEACHER RESOURCES educators and mentors participants work together, using discover art in the Museum galleries with Margaret Freedman. AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS local resources, to create project-based curricula. Berlin Public Schools Art Adventures (Ages 6+) Annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition, 200 works by Arts for Learning CT School vacation program includes art activities or K–12 students. Outreach program connecting artists, schools and the performances suitable for the whole family. Museum through school and Museum visits. July 9–11, 2013: Faux Stained Glass with Mary Cottle Smeallie East Hartford & Manchester Public Schools July 16–18, 2013: Art in Motion with Shelly Haas Community Foundation of Greater New Britain Funding from the SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc. July 23–25, 2013: Art Around the World with Susan Skarvinko Library Arts Showcase provides free busing and docent-led tours and activities July 30–Aug. 1, 2013: Making (Fun of) Art with Katy Matsuzaki Funding from CFGNB provides student artworks to for students living east of the Connecticut River. Aug. 6–8, 2013: Joan’s Junk Creations with Joan Shackford be displayed and celebrated at the Museum. Students Aug. 13–15, 2013: Outside and Inside the Museum with Jim attended summer artist-led workshops at New Britain, Brunelle (top left) A child participating in Art Adventures creates artwork. (lower left) Prosek Community Day Plainville, Berlin Peck, and Southington libraries. April 6, 2014 with artist James Prosek (right) Youth Drawing 101: Art Meets Life April 9, 2014. Dec. 30, 2013: Let the Wild Rumpus Start! with Matt Ryan

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Feb. 17, 2014: Make Art Happen! with Inez Faillace PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS Apr. 15–17, 2014: Creature Creations with Virginia Lynn ADULT AND COLLEGE TOUR PROGRAMS Anderson One-hour general overview tours led by docents feature highlights of the collection, temporary exhibitions and Art Explorers (Ages 6–8) special topics including Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye: A Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, students use varied methods Tour for the Visually Impaired. and materials to create personal works of art with Suzy Jorsey Balay, drop-ins welcome. ADULT STUDIO WORKSHOPS July 5, 2013: Tablet Drawing with Aimee Ziner Studio@4 (Ages 8–11) July 27-28, 2013: Felting with Robin McCahill Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., students explore topics in-depth Sept. 28-29, 2013: Felting with Robin McCahill with Museum educators and guest artists to build skills in Oct. 19-20, 2013: Felting with Robin McCahill drawing, painting, and photography. Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 2013: Felting with Robin McCahill July 2013: Animal, Robot, and Alien Comics with Rashmi Talpade Dec. 14-15, 2013: Felting with Robin McCahill Aug. 2013: Many Pieces, One Image with Shelly Haas Feb. 16, 2014: Felting with Robin McCahil Sept. 2013: Impressionist Pastel Drawing with Mary Cottle Smeallie Apr. 20, 2014: Afternoon Critiques with Terrance Regan Oct. 2013: Pumpkin Art with Jim Brunelle May 10, 2014: Floral Inspired Collage with Deb Wadsworth Nov. 2013: Mad for Mosaics with Sarah Segovia May 18, 2014: Afternoon Critiques with Terrance Regan Dec. 2013: Monster Creations with Matt Ryan June 1 and June 8, 2014: Digital Nature Photography with Jan. 2014: Wild & Woolly Needle Felting with Robin McCahill Craig Norton Feb. 2014: Let the Wild Rumpus END! with Inez Faillace June 15, 2014: Afternoon Critiques with Terrance Regan Mar. 2014: Pet Portraits with Jim Brunelle Apr. 2014: Fishy Business with Virginia Lynn Anderson WEEKLY ADULT STUDIO PROGRAMS May 2014: Sea Life Portraits with Melissa Meredith Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-noon: Sketching with Masters June 2014: Art in Miniature with Deb Lasher Mondays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with Mary Smeallie Tuesdays, 3-5 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Youth Drawing 101 (Ages 11–13) Thursdays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m., students hone their drawing skills while learning about the aesthetics, history, and practice of art ART HAPPY HOURS with Museum educators Katy Matsuzaki and Celina Marquis. 5:30-8 p.m., second Thursday of every month; features an evening of art and conversation in the galleries, July 2013: Imaginative Illustrations complimentary refreshments with a program at 6 p.m. Aug. 2013: Outdoor Observations Sept. 2013: Creative Collages July. 11, 2013: The Making of Stained Glass Tiffany Style by artist Oct. 2013: Spooky Still-Lifes Sarah Segovia Nov. 2013: All About Charcoal Aug. 8, 2013: Mark Twain's Guilded Age Hartford by Craig Dec. 2013: Sketching with Sendak Hotchkiss, Education Manager at the Mark Twain House & Jan. 2014: Hawaiian Holiday Museum Feb. 2014: Language Arts Sept. 12, 2013: The Life Lessions of a Legendary Gardener by author Mar. 2014: Draw On!: Conservation Barbara Robinson Visitors taking part in First Friday experience live art activities from local artists. Soo Sunny Park explains about her art concept at her opening reception March 9, 2014 Apr. 2014: Setting the Stage October 10, 2013: Holly Holden book talk and signing, The May 2014: Creature Creations Pretty and Proper Living Room: Old School Secrets for Timeless Elegance and. . . Apr. 10, 2014: Central Connecticut State University June 2014: Plein Air Sculpture Drawing the No-No's to Know! Progressive Concert Nov. 14, 2013: Photos Along the New England Trail by Barbara Bosworth May 8, 2014: Opening Reception for Floral Expressions smART Birthday Parties Dec. 12, 2013: Where the Wild Thing Was by Steven Brezzo, June 12, 2014: Lecture and Book Signing with artist Irene Two-hour program led by Museum educators and include Curator, Maurice Sendak Hardwicke Olivieri gallery tours and hands-on activity in Art Studio Jan. 9, 2014: A Collector's Perspective with collector Billie Levy Mar. 13, 2014: Opening Reception for Click! Clack! Ding!: The American Typewriter

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DOCENT TRAINING LECTURES SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES K. Wittman, discussion led by Heather Whitehouse and Veteran Docent Program Nov. 3, 2013: NEW/NOW Fern Berman Monthly concerts or music in the galleries featuring presentation by docent Teresa Gianzinetti Monday mornings, ongoing training, Sept.–May, Jan. 19, 2014: Aloha in the Hardware Capital of the World: Sanford acclaimed musicians. Oct. 16, 2013: Lecture: Winslow Homer and the Sea by docent currently 117. B. D. Low the Museums' First Director by Sam Low Fred Biamonte July 14, 2013: The Rusted Keys Jan. 23, 2014: Evening of Learning: Robert Lehman Oct. 23, 2013: Lecture: New England's Hidden Gem: Elizabeth New Docent Training DC James Distinguished Lecture by literary scholar Michael Aug. 11, 2013: Okie Paxton by Rena Tobey Monday mornings, Sept.–May, training in art Rosanne Nahass Patrick Hearn and performance by Bated Breath Theatre Sept. 8, 2013: Nov. 6, 2013: Film: Hans Hofmann by Sam Feinstein (30 min.) history, process, education theory and tour techniques, Jeffrey Krieger, electric cello Company, Wild Things: The Life and Works of Maurice Sendak Oct. 13, 2013: Nov. 13, 2013: Film: Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko (23 min.) graduating 8-12 per year. Nov. 10, 2013: Teresa Wright Jan. 26, 2014: Sendak and the Holocaust by Dr. Avinoam J. Nov. 20, 2013: Lecture: Dr. Seuss and Mr. Sendak by Steven The Bedlam Brothers Patt, Professor of Modern Jewish History, University of Jan. 12, 2014: Brezzo, Director of Maurice Sendak Memorial Exhibition DOCENT TRIPS Wild Things: The Life and Works of Maurice Sendak by Hartford Feb. 9, 2014: Dec. 4, 2013 and Jan. 15, 2014: Art & Literature: Into the Oct. 23, 2013: Fruitlands Museum and Worcester Art Bated Breath Theatre Co. Jan. 28 and Feb. 27, 2014: Aloha: Hawaiian Art and Artifacts Night Kitchen written by Maurice Sendak, discussion led by Museum, MA Rick Spencer from the Sullivan Collection, gallery tour and talk with the Mar. 9, 2014: Heather Whitehouse and presentation by docent Teresa Apr. 29, 2014: Eric Carle Museum, Amherst, MA Connecticut Trio collectors Melinda and Paul Sullivan Apr. 6, 2014: Gianzinetti June 3-5, 2014: Philadelphia, PA May 11, 2014: Thomas Schuttenhelm Jan. 30, 2014: “In the Night Kitchen” and the Censors by Josh Dec. 11, 2013: Book Talk and Signing: The Turner Erotica June 8, 2014: New Britain Symphony Orchestra FILM Lambert, Academic Director of the Yiddish Book Center with author Robert J. Begiebing July 25, 2013: Stolen Art (56 min.) Feb 2, 2014: Why Children’s Literature, Panel Discussion with Jan. 8, Feb. 12 and Mar. 12, 2014: Film: Joseph Nawahi (56 WED@1 Aug. 29, 2013: The Photographer, His Wife, Her Lover (79 min.) CT Authors and Illustrators Barbara McClintock, Bill min.) Informal lectures, gallery talks, film book talks, or music based Sept. 26, 2013: Reception and World Premiere The Great Thomson, Normand Chartier, and Wendell Minor Mar. 26, 2014: Lecture: Click! Clack! Ding! The American on the Museum’s collection, artists or special exhibitions. Confusion: The 1913 Armory Show directed by Michael Maglaras Feb. 16, 2014: Gallery discussion with NEW/NOW artist Typewriter by collector Greg Fudacz Stephanie Lempert Apr. 16, 2014: Lecture: Robert Henri: Dark Shadows by docent and Terri Templeton, 217 Films (75 min.) July 17 and Aug. 7, 2013: Illumination, Artist Talk with Jane A Taste of African-American Culture through Food, Fred Biamonte Oct. 31, 2013: Jackson Pollack and Mark Rothko (23 min.) Feb. 23, 2014: Bunker panel discussion moderated by Paulette Fox, featuring Apr. 23, 2014: Lecture: The Art of Appropriation by docent Dec. 26, 2013: Nutcracker: The Motion Picture (85 min.) Aug. 14, 2013: Lecture: Hartford: The Capital of Yankee Ingenuity, Jackie Fastaia Jan. 30, 2014: Tell Them Anything You Want: Maurice Sendak (30 min.) panelists Gerri Brown-Springer, Charlene Tate Nichols, Education Manager at the Mark Twain House & Museum Morita Riley, and Pansy Kennedy May 14, 2014: Film & Lecture: John Singer Sargent: Secrets of Feb. 20, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Film on the Park: Aug. 21, 2013: Lecture: Transgressing CT’s Color Line: Mark Labor & The Arts of Life Composition and Design by filmmaker and lecturer Jason Alster Extreme Animation I (90 min.) Apr. 3, 2014: Evening of Learning: Twain, George Griffin and Charles Ethan Porter by Craig Hotchkiss, in America May 21, 2014: Gallery Talk: Artist Joe Fig Feb. 27, 2014: CT Filmmakers Launch Film on the Park: by Mike Alewitz, Professor, Art Department, Education Manager at the Mark Twain House & Museum Central Connecticut State University May 28, 2014: Art & Literature: Old Man and the Sea written Dear Governor Cuomo: New Yorkers Against Fracking in One Voice (75 min.) Sept. 11, 2013: Artist Graydon Parrish prints signing and Naming Things in the Natural by Ernest Hemingway Mar. 20, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Film on the Park: Apr. 21, 2014: Symposium: lecture on The Cycle of Terror and Tragedy: Sept. 11, 2001 World by artist James Prosek and Edward Hopper: Drawing, June 11, 2014: Lecture: From Portrait to Landscapes: The Evolution Tales from the Organ Trade (82 min.) Sept. 18, 2013: Art & Literature: Priceless: How I Went Painting, Memory, and Imagination of John Singer Sargent by docent Fred Biamonte Mar. 27, 2014: Mystery of Eels (60 min.) by Carter Foster, Curator of Undercover to Rescue the World’s Stolen Treasures written by Robert Apr. 17, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Film on the Park: The Drawings at the Whitney Museum of American Art Live performance at First Friday February, 2014 Black Tulip (116 min.) Apr. 27, 2014: Ekphrastic Poetry with Ravi Shankar, Apr. 24, 2014: The Great Confusion: The 1913 Armory Show Associate Professor, English Department, Central (75 min.) Connecticut State University May 15, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Film on the Park: The May 5, 2014: Skirmish in the Wilderness: 150 Years Ago Today by Cardboard Bernini (80 min.) David Davison, President & CEO, American Savings May 29, 2014: The Typewriter in the 21st Century (60 min.) Foundation June 19, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Film on the Park: May 9, 2014: Floral Expressions with Maria Nahom, Master Our Hobby is Depeche Mode (72 min.) Show Judge June 26, 2014: Glass Masters at Work: Lino Tagliapietra (60 min.) May 24, 2014: Turtles, Eels and Birds of the Park Watershed with Mary Pelletier, Director, Park Watershed and Sherry B. GALLERY INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS Buckberrough, Art Professor, University of Hartford Take 20@12 June 24, 2014: Day of Learning: Glass Today with Anna Tuesdays, docents explore works in the collections. Rogulina, Exhibition Curator; Katya Heller, Director, Welcome Tour Heller Gallery, NYC; Amber Cowan, Exhibiting Artist; Saturdays, 20-min. orientation to the facility. and Mark Reigelman II, Exhibiting Artist American Masterpieces Tour Sundays, 1 p.m., one hour docent-led tour. Slow Art Day Apr. 12, 2014, annual worldwide program

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COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING AND THE VISITOR Facility Rentals. NBMAA has remained a popular and desir- The Museum Shop has had a very successful FY14, with a able location for functions, large and small, from weddings new sleek look, and strong remerchandising. Overall sales EXPERIENCE and bar mitzvahs to corporate and holiday parties. This past increased from $183,494 to $202,908 with notable increases February, NBMAA collaborated with area event professionals seen in consignment sales and NBMAA merchandise. The The Visitor & Volunteer Services department had an excit- and hosted Fusion Union, a wedding expo, which attracted largest increase was seen in exhibition related materials which ing year full of change and growth. In addition to welcoming over 450 guests and vendors. We are happy to be partnering increased 145% over last year. The Museum Shop partnered and orienting visitors, we took our warm welcome outside of with Riverhouse Catering and pleased to report that 3,331 with the collections department to bring about the first ever our walls in an effort to foster partnerships and collaborations guests have created memories while enjoying their special satellite shop inside our Maurice Sendak exhibition this past within the community. The many facets of the Visitor Services events in our galleries – a true testament to the Museum’s spring, adding another level of interactive customer experi- Department include the Front Desk, Museum Shop, a robust slogan “Where Art Meets Life”. ence by carrying solely exhibition based merchandise in the Volunteer and Internship program, Café on the Park (run by second shop, contributing to the overall exhibition sales of Riverhouse Catering), Facility Rentals and a host of public Opening Receptions—The community is brought together $40,415. programs including our long running First Friday events and in the many celebrations associated with our exhibitions, this our ever popular Museum After Dark Parties for young profes- year 21 opening receptions with the opportunity to meet and The overall team effort of the Visitor Services department sionals. greet the featured artist, curator or collector. Two post-open- includes a dedicated staff and volunteers, who strive daily to ing dinners and a Mother’s Day Brunch on the Park were well ensure the most pleasurable museum experience – one that FY 14 brought many visitors from near and far. The Front attended as well. will surpass all others and keep our members and visitors Desk welcomed over 90K visitors from 49 states, includ- coming back for more. ing Puerto Rico and the USVI. Travelers from as far afield as New this year, NBMAA collaborated with Hartford Distribu- Australia, Canada, China, France, Italy, Poland and the UK tors and Yelp, Inc. for some innovative programing that Melanie Carr also enjoyed our collection and exhibitions. The function of celebrated the makers and craft movement within our walls. Associate Director of Visitor Experience the Visitor Services team is to ensure all visitors have a positive Our first ever Craft Sippin’ in New Britain was a successful & Community Engagement and enjoyable museum experience and the Front Desk is the beer tasting event which brought over 20 local craft beer and hot spot to learn of upcoming programs and events or to pick food vendors which attracted 771 guests into the Museum, up your scavenger hunt or iPod Touch Audio/Video Tours—free many for the first time. Last December, NBMAA was host to with general admission. Yelp’s Holiday Bazaar where local vendors, many whose wares were featured in our Museum Shop, filled the galleries with With support and thanks to our volunteers, the Visitor Services merchandise as 450 guests enjoyed the festivities. staff was able to represent the Museum in offsiteoutreach & community engagement activities that resulted in interactions First Friday has remained a strong monthly program, mostly with 6,664 individuals. Highlights of these community events volunteer run, since 1995. Guests enjoy live music, dancing, included participating in the New Britain Rose Garden Festi- tastings by local food and drink vendors while perusing the val, Elizabeth Park Rose Garden Festival, New Britain Histori- galleries and engaging with artist presenters during the event. cal Society, Hartford Denims Monday Markets, and Baseball Many artists, performers and community members all come in Education Days at the Rock Cats Stadium which included a together for this art centric social program. hands on art activity that corresponded to the popular James Prosek exhibition. Museum After Dark parties have grown in popularity. In an effort to attract young professionals, these parties are a way to Our vital Volunteer & Internship program is comprised of experience the museum as a hub of social and artistic activity. over 450 dedicated volunteers whose roles are critical to our Party themes have included game night where larger than life success. The Volunteer Council met quarterly with staff to sized scrabble was played in the galleries as well as interactive Museum After Dark goers dance the night away at a Camp themed party. schedule, coordinate and review all volunteer activities of the ice breaking group theatrics led by our collaborators from the Museum. Other thriving volunteer programs and activities New Britain YMCA. These quarterly parties average over 900 include the annual Holiday Decorating of NBMAA, the recent people in attendance. 12th Biennial Floral Expressions Placement Show in conjunc- tion with Mother’s Day weekend, and our most dedicated garden and grounds volunteer committee who help keep our grounds in tip top shape.

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OPENING RECEPTIONS Goodsell, Janice Hasenjager, Valerie Horn Peyton, Diane Kopta, May 19, 2014: Hartford Denim Monday Market (Hartford) Aug. 25, 2013: 2-3:30 p.m. Jacob Collins: Recent Work Charlene Li, Richard Malinsky, Cheryl Moody, Linda Popper, May 22, 2014: Baseball in Education Days (Rock Cats Stadium) Sept. 6, 2013: 5:30-8 p.m. New Media: Jason Huff Arline Pozzo, Kathleen Scranton, Cara Stimmel June 14, 2014: New Britain Rose Garden Festival (Walnut Sept. 22, 2013: 2-3:30 p.m. NEW/NOW: Fern Berman Jan. 3, 2014: Cancelled due to weather Hill Park, New Britain) Oct. 5, 2013: 5:30 p.m. To Be at the Farther Edge: Photographs Along Feb. 7, 2014: Larry Gareau Quartet; Trunk Show: Jane Palmer June 15, 2014: Elizabeth Park Rose Garden Festival (West Hartford) the New England Trail: Barbara Bosworth Mar. 7, 2014: Brian Earl Jenkins Band; Book talk and signing Oct 13, 2013: 1-2:30 p.m. The Nor’easter: 44th Annual Juried with author Elizabeth Thompson Colleary, My Dear Mr. Hopper; SHOP EVENTS Members Exhibition Trunk Show: Dave Charest, Janice Hasenjager Dec. 6, 2013: 3rd Annual Holiday Encore Trunk Show Nov. 1, 2013: 5:30-8 p.m. STAGECRAFT: 50 Years of Design at Apr. 4, 2014: Afro-Semitic Experience; Poet Amin presents Dec. 7, 2013: Yelp's Holiday Bazaar Hard Hittin’ Poets; Opening Reception for New Media: Ivan Hartford Stage Shopping Vendors: Peel Liquors Toth Depeña; Trunk Show: Linda Popper, Forrest Doyle Nov. 9, 2013: 5:30-7 p.m. Maurice Sendak Alyssa Fetera Design Pretzel Crisps May 2, 2014: Eight to the Bar; Trunk Show: Paula Dennen Dec. 8, 2013: 2-3:30 p.m. Aloha: Hawaiian Art and Artifacts from Amy Elisabeth Agles Jewelry RIPE Bar Juices June 6, 2014: Strutt; Poetry reading by Glyn Dowden; Beat the Sullivan Collection Aruna Chocolates Stone Brewing City Beauties Burlesque Sketching; Trunk Show: Cara Stimmel Jan. 12, 2014: 2-3:30 p.m. NEW/NOW: Stephanie Lempert Brazen Betties Tanduay Rum Feb. 22, 2014: 2-3:30 p.m. James Prosek: Wondrous Strange Carly's Creativity Corner TD Homer's MUSEUM AFTER DARK Mar. 9, 2014: 2-3:30 p.m. Soo Sunny Park: Boundary Conditions Cookies In The Raw Two Roads Brewing Aug. 16, 2013: Emerging Collectors & Contemporary Art Auction Mar. 13, 2014: 5:30-7:30 p.m. Click! Clack! Ding! The American Typewriter Diane Kopta Jewelry Wood N Tap Oct. 25, 2013: 7th Annual Costume Party Apr. 4, 2014: 5:30-8 p.m. New Media: Ivan Toth Depeña Dogology Jan. 31, 2014: The Wild Rumpus Game Night Apr. 22, 2014: 5:30-8 p.m. Art from the Berlin Public Schools EssenTiles Entertainment: May 16, 2014: Museum After Dark Camp Apr. 27, 2014: 3:30-5 p.m. NEW/NOW: Joe Fig Forrest Doyle Fashion show featuring local May 2, 2014: 5:30-8 p.m. New Media: David Borawski Graceful Greetings designs from Sugarplum CAFÉ EVENTS May 8, 2014: 5:30-7 p.m. 12th Biennial Floral Expressions Placement Show Hartford Prints! USA & more! Nov. 9, 2013: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Maurice Sendak Café May 22, 2014: 5-8 p.m. Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools Jalyn Jewelry Dance to the DJ beats of Dinner on the Park June 7, 2014: 2-3:30 p.m. This One's Optimistic: Pincushion Kate Stephen Jewelry The Tequila Bandits! May 11, 2014: 11 a.m., Brunch on the Park: A Mother’s Day June 22, 2014: 2-3:30 p.m. Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations Mom and Pop Heavy Metal Check out a performance by Celebration Jewelry Co. CONNETIC Dance! FIRST FRIDAY June 22, 2014: 4-6 p.m., Post Opening Tasting Event Mourning Glory inspired by Glass 5:30-8 p.m., monthly; features live jazz performed by local Nature's Artistry and nationally-known musicians, gallery talks, art activities, On The Body SPECIAL EVENTS light hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and soda, special tastings Poor & Pretty July 13, 2013: Singles Gallery Crawl with the Date Doctor and trunk show artists and crafters. 350-400 visitors. Richard Malinsky Expressions Oct. 11, 2013: Singles Gallery Crawl with the Date Doctor Sugarplum USA Jan. 17, 2014: Singles Gallery Crawl with the Date Doctor July 5, 2013: Rick Alphonso Quartet; Dr. Sketchy’s Anti Art Summer Green Pottery Feb. 21, 2014: 6-10 p.m., Craft Sippin in New Britain: School; Trunk Show: Kate Stephen The Green Teahouse Winter Blues Craft Brew Fest Aug. 2, 2013: Carol August Reminisce Combo; Poetry Vetri di Colori Jewelry Mar. 22, 2014: 6-10 p.m., Fusion Union Wedding Expo Readings, The Art of Tiffany/The Gift of Verse; Trunk Show: Margie Vintage Chic By Design: June 14, 2014: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., CT Open House Day Rosenberg, Forrest Doyle Vintanthromodern Vintage Sept. 6, 2013: Karen Frisk Jazz Quartet; Opening Reception VOLUNTEER EVENTS for New Media: Jason Huff; Poetry Readings, Our Voices of Poetry; Complimetary Bites & Sips: Apr. 9, 2014: 5-6:30 p.m., Cheers for Volunteers Cocktail Party Trunk Show Artists: Sue Gallagher, Gael Green Agave Grill Museum After Dark gives young people who might not regularly attend museums a Sounds of Springfield; Artist talk and book May 19, 2014: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Docent Graduation and Luncheon chance to eplore art in a fun environment with their peers. Oct. 4, 2013: Aruna Chocolates June 18, 2014: 5:30-7:30 p.m., Volunteer Picnic signing with Barbara Bosworth, To Be at the Farther Edge: City Steam Brewing Photographs along the New England Trail; Book Signing with author/ Cookies In The Raw OUTREACH artist Melissa Croghan, The Tracking Heart; Trunk Show: Arline DRY Soda Apr. 24, 2014: Baseball in Education Days (Rock Cats Stadium) Pozzo, Linette Arnold Froyoworld May 7, 2014: Baseball in Education Days (Rock Cats Stadium) Nov. 1, 2013: William Hooker Trio; Trunk Show: Amy Hartford Baking Company May 15, 2014: Baseball in Education Days (Rock Cats Stadium) Elisabeth Phillips, Jane Wilson NoRa Cupcake May 17, 2014: It's the Bee's Knees: 260 years of New Britain’s History in Dec. 6, 2013: Seizure Jazz Ensemble; Verses of Poetry with Joan Olde Burnside Brewing Hive (Downtown New Britain) Kantor; 3rd Annual Holiday Encore Trunk Show: Amy Elisabeth Onyx Moonshine Phillips, James Brunelle, Forrest Doyle, Sue Gallagher, Sandra May 19, 2014: Pitkin Community Center (Wethersfield)

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FINANCE CAPITAL PROJECTS Foundation and the Robert C. Vance Foundation, Heritage Society Auditors CohnReznick LLP issued an unqualified audit opin- The Museum’s Art & Education Expansion project kicked $150,000 from Northeast Utilities, and $100,000 from A champagne brunch was held for Heritage Society members ion for FY14. off with a May 12th groundbreaking. Through June 30th, John Howard, Steve and Miriam Miller, Christine and Apr. 12, 2014 with an update pm the expansion plans by $892,146 was spent on the design and enabling phase of Chuck Shivery, Melinda and Paul Sullivan, and the Tinty Director Douglas Hyland. The group now numbers 84 OPERATING RESULTS the project. Foundation and includes people who have indicated their intention to The year ended with a balanced operating budget. remember the NBMAA in their estate plans with cash gifts, Contributed and earned income came in at $210,688 Fundraising for the three-pronged project including STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION charitable gift annuities, artwork or other planned gifts. better than budget while expenses were $179,730 higher endowment growth, property purchase, additional parking Net assets totaled $44,102,318 at June 30, 2014, an increase than budget. Support from the Museum’s endowments for lots and the 17,346 sq. ft. addition was strong with of $7.2 million due to investment gains, contributions, The Museum’s Travel Program brought NBMAA operations totaled $678,597 representing a 4.75% draw off $5,314,262 raised in FY14 alone. primarily to the capital campaign. The Museum had 22.3 members and guests to Cuba, Russia, and Boston, a trailing 12-quarter average market value compared to a million in liquid assets. Liabilities increased by $284,259 to Stockbidge, MA and Newport. $11,780 was raised to budgeted figure of $709,550 or 5% due to the net gain in Parking $780,883, also related to the construction project. benefit the NBMAA.. Endowment Additions Total income over budget. Lots Raised 588,751 10,000 4,715,511 5,314,262 DEVELOPMENT DETAILS GIFTS AND GRANTS TO OPERATIONS ACQUISITION in FY14 MEMBERSHIP The Annual Fund was supported with gifts totaling $30,437 Total to 5,907,631 931,156 8,905,675 15,744,463 47,223 over a year ago. Special gifts and grants from An additional $326,574 was spent on collection acquisition Date funded by a FY14 draw of $290,269 on funds earmarked for The NBMAA’s membership program, the largest revenue individuals, corporations, foundations and government producer, continued to expand ending the year with 3,823 agencies were particularly strong and totaled $519,995, acquisition, and $36,305 in proceeds from deaccessioned Notable gifts or pledges made in FY14 included $1 million memberships representing 5,649 members and a record $42,130 over goal. We remain grateful for annual gifts in artwork and donations for purchase. from Charles and Irene Hamm and Marenda and Todd $540,689 in revenue, $54,602 over a year ago and $43,333 support of Museum’s education programs, exhibitions and Stitzer, $994,471 from the estates of Bill and Bette over the budgeted goal. Membership programming and operations from American Savings Foundation and the Batchelor, $300,000 from the Maximilian E. and Marion participation were also very strong Community Foundation of Greater New Britain. The NBMAA O. Hoffman Foundation, $250,000 from the Community was once again the beneficiary of operating grants from the Foundation of Greater New Britain, the Henry Luce American Art Circle and John Butler Talcott Society Events Greater Hartford Arts Council, funded in part by donors to For our premier level members (donors at the $1,000 the Greater Hartford Arts Council United Arts Campaign and Participating in the groundbreaking May 12, 2014: Mayor Erin Stewart, City of New Britain; Trustee Kathryn Cox; Governor Dannel Malloy; Trustee Kenneth Boudreau; Steven Gerrard, Senior Associate, Ann Beha Architects; State Senator Terry Gerratana; NBMAA Director Douglas Hyland; Ann M. Beha, FAIA, Principal, Ann Beha Architects; John E. level and above) we hosted special exhibition previews and the City of New Britain through a grant from the DECD. We Downes III, President, Downes Construction Co., LLC,; and Trustee David Jepson serving as Owners Representative for the project; photo by The Defining Photo receptions with the artist, collector or curator in advance also are grateful for the generosity of many area corporations of the public opening. including Farmington Bank, presenting sponsor of The Art of Wine & Food; Webster Bank, presenting sponsor of the Spring In FY14 we visited the homes of collectors Hank and Susan Gala and children’s annual art exhibition; and Stanley Black & Sherer, Conrad and Kathleen Kronholm, and Frederick Decker, general operating support. and Susan Copeland. Receptions and previews of Maurice Sendak with curator Steve Brezzo and James Prosek: Wondrous The NBMAA once again won competitive general operating Strange with the artist were well attended. The Annual Black support grants from the DECD Offices of the Arts and Tie Director’s Dinner for John Butler Talcott Society distributions from the CT Arts Endowment Fund totaling members at the $2,500 level and up was held March $32,562. 29, 2014. Fifty people attended the elegant affair. Both of these groups are enthusiastically chaired by Tom and SPECIAL EVENT FUNDRAISERS Kathryn Cox. “First class all around,” summed up the 2013 version of The Art of Wine & Food not to mention this premier fall fundraiser Circle Level Members raised $156,855, second highest ever. This year’s honorary (donors of $100-$500) were invited to their own private chair was celebrity chef and cookbook author Gesine Bullock- reception and viewing of James Prosek: Wondrous Strange. And Prado who was on hand to mingle with guests and sign her the quarterly New Members Behind the Scenes Tours artfully designed cookbook, Bake It Like You Mean It. Once again, continued to be popular. These are usually scheduled Farmington Bank stepped up as presenting sponsor. Making a before an Art Happy Hour reception and program later in return appearance was Chef Mansel of Mohegan Sun with his the evening. dessert extravaganza—a feast for the palette as well as the eyes. Marie Keep, Skinner Auctioneers, Boston, MA, oversaw the Live Auction that included a stay for four in Athens, Greece, in sight of the Acropolis. Our dream raffle prizes, two trips to Nevis

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and St. Kitts, were won by Michael Croll of West Hartford and hosts, auction donors, event volunteers, gala coordinator Andrew Thompson of Waterbury. Event chair John Dillaway and Marina Luri-Clark, Riverhouse Catering, and the entire THE ART OF WINE & FOOD his fellow committee members along with Event Director Vicky NBMAA staff Cirilli, NBMAA staff and volunteers were all very generous of SEPTEMBER 17, 2013 their time, talent and treasure. 14th Annual Juneteenth: A Night of Comedy and Music: A: From left, Event Chair John One of the largest crowds in years, 176 strong, attended the Dillaway, celebrity chef Gesine With Soo Sunny Park’s LeWitt Family Staircase installation Boundary 14th annual Juneteenth Celebration at the NBMAA, June 21, Bullock-Prado and Director Conditions as inspiration, the 14th annual Spring Gala, The ART 2014. Comedians Chance Seymour, K’Rina Fort and Rob Douglas Hyland Party of the Year kicked off Saturday May 3rd with 400 guests in Santos entertained. The art work of David Jackson was on attendance including the Honorable Governor of Connecticut view. Music was provided by United Audio Production, food B: A guest reviews the selection Dannel Malloy and his wife Cathy, Honorary co-chairs Stanley by Black-Eyed Sally’s, and the infamous Juneteenth Punch by of fine wines available for Black & Decker CEO John Lundgren and his wife Tamara, the Paulette Fox. Sponsors included TD Bank, American Sav- auction while sampling some. artists Soo Sunny Park, James Prosek and Joe Fig, and architect of ings Foundation and Reid and Riege P.C. This year’s Honor- C: Cavey's Restaurant, in the Museum’s new addition Ann Beha. Net proceeds of $244,000 ary Chair is Carlyle Hinds, Vice President Store Manager of were raised, $20,000 over a year ago. TD Bank Group. This year’s Event Co-chairs were Torrence Manchester, served house-cured Conaway and John Pearson. And members of the Museum’s spalla and summer melon and

Sponsorship was very strong this year headed up by our two African-American Advisory Committee—Soukenya Diop, wild arugula with butter poached A B platinum sponsors Stanley Black & Decker and Webster Bank. Paulette Fox, John Pearson, and Alphonse Wright served on the lobster and chanterelle mushrooms Lucky auction bidders went home with some stunning art, committee along with NBMAA staff. and a sweet corn velouté. jewels and experiences. Auctioneer Nicholas Lowry of Swann D: Trustee Gloria and Dr. Alvaro Auction Galleries exhorted Live Auction attendees to donate $12,200 for the “cause within the cause.” Oviedo look over the always impressive dessert selection by the Thanks go to Gala Co-chairs Trustee Kathryn West and talented chefs at Mohegan Sun. Kathleen Kraczkowsky and their dedicated Gala Committee, E: Participating wines, spirits who tirelessly organized this event for the benefit of the and beer vendors help raise Museum. We are also grateful to our sponsors, patrons, table essential funds for the Museum's educational programming for

10th Annual Art of Wine & Food Gold Sponsor 14th Annual Art Party of the Year Silver Sponsor children and families. Presented by Platinum Presenting Sponsor C TM

Silver Sponsor The Chase Family Foundations: The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family Foundation Gold Sponsor The Rhoda and David Chase Family Foundation The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Foundation Bronze Sponsors Industry Sponsor Downes Construction Company Connecticut Magazine Hartford HealthCare Gillette Ridge Bronze Sponsors Copper Sponsors Jordan Caterers Flavor Magazine Barnes Group, Inc. American Savings Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert Katz Community Sponsor Ann Beha Architects, Inc. Bank of America Legrand Country 92.5 Downes Construction Company, LLC McCarter & English Evening Elements Sponsor the River 105.9 The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Mohegan Sun Okay Industries, Inc. WFSB and Insurance Company Munich RE / Hartford Steam Boiler Hospital of Central Connecticut Invitation Sponsor SEI Raffle Sponsor Hospital for Special Care Paladin Commercial Printing St. Kitts Tourism Friends of the Museum New England Guild Wealth Advisors St. Kitts Resort Marriott Framing Sponsor Barnes Group Otis Elevator Co-North American Nisbet Planation Shortell Framing, Hartford Grove Hill Medical Center Operations/UTC Timothy Beach Resort Lighting and Sound Sponsor D E Hoffman Auto Group StanChem, Inc. Four Seasons Resort Event Resources Inc. Paladin Commercial Printing photos: The Defining Photo Shipman & Goodwin

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MARKETING/PUBLICITY EFFORTS THE ART PARTY OF THE The NBMAA’s comprehensive marketing program included a 12-month, three-station TV/Internet campaign; radio ads; YEAR, MAY 3, 2014 billboards, print ads, calendar listings in print and online; and A: The sounds of a harp filled the NBMAA website, eblasts, quarterly newsletter and calendar the Museum as guests entered mailings and social media efforts. Press releases are sent to over the ART Party of the Year. 100 sources and generate feature articles in local and regional newspapers. The Museum also garnered air time through sev- B: Honorary co-chairs John eral TV segments including two appearances on WFSB’s Better and Tamara Lundgren with Connecticut. The NBMAA was host to a live edition of Con- Director Douglas Hyland and necticut Public Broadcasting’s The Colin McEnroe Show, with the recently raffled Vespa. McEnroe interviewing typewriter collector Greg Fudacz outside C: Artist Soo Sunny Park joined his exhibition, Click, Clack, Ding! the festivities. The Museum's social media presence remained strong with a D: Nicholas D. Lowry, president combination of Facebook, Twitter, Wordpress, and Youtube. B A of Swann Auction Galleries in We've seen an increase in our reach and followers across the New York City presides over the board. Twitter followers increased from just under 3,000 to 3,700 followers by the end of June and our Facebook follow- live auction. ers increased from 3,600 to 6,600. This year we featured E: Gala Coordinator Marina photos and videos of opening receptions, adult and children Luri-Clark, on right, with her programs, and music. Our blog retains a high readership and is husband Patrick Clark. considered by many an art resource. F: One of many exceptional Claudia Thesing pieces of artwork autioned off to Director of Development the highest bidder, this one was donated by artist James Prosek.

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First Friday attendees in April enjoyed various foods from local restau- rants and viewed works by artist, Ivan Toth Depeña.

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RECEPTIONS, PREVIEWS AND TOURS SPECIAL EVENTS The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes July 28, 2013: 10 a.m.-noon, Taste of Tiffany Brunch to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning Oct. 30, 2013: 5-6,30 p.m., Annual Meeting opportunities, refreshments and fun. Mar. 29, 2014: 6-10 p.m., Annual Black Tie Directors Dinner for Members of the John Butler Talcott Society AMERICAN ART CIRCLE AND JOHN BUTLER Apr. 12, 2014: 10 a.m.-noon, Heritage Society Champagne TALCOTT SOCIETY EVENTS Brunch July 24, 2013, 5-7 p.m.: Reception and viewing of the May 12, 2014: 11 a.m., Groundbreaking for Museum private art collection of Hank and Susan Scherer, Avon, CT Expansion Sept. 8, 2013, 3-5 p.m.: Reception and viewing of the private art collection of Conrad and Kathleen Kronholm, BENEFIT EVENTS Old Lyme, CT The NBMAA’s premier benefit events do more than raise significant Nov. 9, 2013, 4:30-5:30 p.m.: Preview and Reception: funds for the NBMAA, they serve as means to introduce new Maurice Sendak people to the Museum. In the case of the Wine & Food event, Nov. 17, 2013 3-5 p.m.: Reception and viewing of the it represents a partnership of no less than 30+ area chefs and private art collection of Frederick and Susan Copeland, wine suppliers with the Museum. The ART Party of the Year Avon, CT Gala and its pre-gala party for artists and donors celebrate the Feb. 22, 2014, 1-2 p.m.: Preview and Reception: James 200 artists who donate artwork to the auction year after year. Prosek: Wondrous Strange Sept. 17, 2013: 5:30-10 p.m., The Art of Wine & Food CIRCLE LEVEL SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOURS Nov. 8, 2013: 6-9 p.m., Scotch vs. Bourbon Let the Wild AND RECEPTIONS Rumpus Begin! Apr. 17, 2014: 5 p.m., Private Reception and Tour of James May 1, 2014: 5:30-7:30 p.m., Artists and Sponsors Prosek: Wondrous Strange Celebration May 3, 2014: 6 p.m.-midnight, Spring Gala, The ART Party NEW MEMBERS BEHIND THE SCENES TOURS of the Year Our newest members flock to the quarterly behind the scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum including the collection storage area. These are usually scheduled later in the evening before an Art Happy Hour reception and program. Sept. 12, 2013, 5 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013, 5 p.m Mar. 13, 2014, 5 p.m. June 12, 2014, 5 p.m.

MEMBER TRIPS International: TravelBuilders International October 7-17, 2013: The Arts in St. Petersburg, Russia February 4-12, 2014: Unique, Custom, Once-in-a- lifetime Trip to Cuba

Domestic: Friendship Tours Dec. 4, 2013: Berkshire Museum and Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, MA. Apr. 23, 2014: Danforth Art Museum and John Adams House, Boston, MA. Jun. 27, 2014: Rough Point Mansion and Flower Show at Rosecliff Mansion, Newport, RI. (foreground) Chaim Gross, Juggler, and (background) Tom Doyle, Lunasa, 2006, Oak and cherry, in their new location in Walnut Hill Park.

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(Through June 30, 2014) Robert and Susan Fisher Brendan and Carol Conry Patricia and Andrew Salner Ms. Ruth Batogowski and Mr. David Levin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis Mr. Don DiGenova and Ms. JOHN BUTLER Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Jack and Francie Bergquist Mr. and Ms. Tom Gruber Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott Ann Azevado TALCOTT SOCIETY Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt Laura R. Harris Mr. David Sherman and Ms. Ellen Babcock Chairman's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ms. Christine M. Doty Schwarts Dick and Donna Fanelli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Ms. Diana Creamer Ron and Jeanie Babineau Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. John E. Michael and Florence Timura Laura Boehm Ms. Kimberly Harrison Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Mrs. Karen H. Balko John and Jasanna Britton Howard and Sandra Fromson Downes III Michael and Linda Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Mr. Steven G. Banasiewicz and Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Judith Gaffney Nathan L. Frank Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Douglas Bray & Francine Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. Cory Stegmaier Mr. Paul R. Archaski The Rhoda and David Chase Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Louise Valentine Austin Jacobs, Jr. Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Banca Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Mr. Robert Buccheri Sally and Carl Johnson Cyndi Billian Stern Ms. Kathleen Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Holden Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. CONTRIBUTING LEVELS Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Charles and Gina Kahn Ms. Martha G. Trask Mr. and Mrs. William Richard and Virginia Sam and Polly Huntington Goldfarb Collector's Circle Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Elizabeth Karlames Mr. Vincent Turley and Bansavage McKernan Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Ms. Fran Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Armond Susan and John Rathgeber Hyland Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Mr. Frank Campbell C.B. and M.S. Casinghino David Keating Col. Carl R. Venditto, Barneschi Todd and Marenda Stitzer Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Linda Cheverton-Wick and Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. USMCR (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Marty Baron Melinda and Paul Sullivan Johnson Hamm Walter Wick Mr. Jeffrey Chu Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Mr. and Mrs. Eliot B. Barron Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Mrs. Nancy Hicks Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Mr. Raymond Gagliardone and Janice and David Klein Wodtke Mr. Thomas J. Barry Zwiener Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mary H. Crary Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Lynn and John Wadhams Ann and Randall Barton Mr. Bradford Korder Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Ms. Nancy Dart M. R. Cipriano Knowlton Roy Wiseman and Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Batson Director's Circle Margaret and Roger Lawson Mrs. Jean Holden Elizabeth Elia Constance M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Kugelman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beaulieu Sam and Janet Bailey David and Dorothy Lund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Dr. and Mrs. David Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley Marilou and Mike Lang Emilie L. Yukna Mr. Roger Beers Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Howard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Ms. Cheryl Craddock Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bell Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Prof. Alden R. Gordon Ms. Catherine Daly and Mr. Lazarek Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Sandra and Arnold Chase M. Stephen and Miriam R. Farida and Ghulam Jilani Gregory B. Howey and Roy Dion Ms. Barbara Letts Bellantuono Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Miller Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Barbara Howey Donald and Carol** Davidson Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Friend's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benet Ferrante Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. Greg Debby and David Kvam Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis Andrew and Lauren Anonymous Ms. Jodette Bentley and Ms. Alyce Tuttle Fuller Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Kraczkowsky Carol LeWitt Peter and Irene Denuzze Lieberman Mr. George Adair and Ms. Linda Shapiro John Howard Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mary J. Krenn Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Jared and Clare Edwards Mrs. Jane S. Mack Cynthia McMillian Evelyn L. Berg Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Charles and Joan Leach Robert A. Mugford and Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Paul and Kay Marier Mr. Justus J. Addiss and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bergman Marian Kellner Greg and Marzena Silpe Judie and Coleman Levy Miriam Hayes Emerick Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Alison L. Johnson Ms. Linda Bernstein Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mr.** and Mrs. George A. Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Pease Norman E.W. and Barbara J. and Mr. John M. Lockhart Ms. Martha Ahlquist Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Louis Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Liam McGee Ms. Cristi Alberino Berry, Jr. Charles & Christine Shivery van Rooy Sylvia and Ian Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Mr. David Berto Thomas and Filomena Soyster Mr. and Mrs. Anthony John and Brenda Manning Elizabeth Talcott Stout Drs. Michael and Adrienne Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mr. Mark Aldrich and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Claudia and Robert Thesing Viscogliosi Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Ms. Patricia Thomas Fulco Montstream Wendy Wipprecht Bianca, Jr. W. Casey and Kathryn West Melanie and Bill McCue Gwen and Lin Wellman Atty. and Mrs. J. Brian Joan G. Morgan Mrs. Sally H. Allen Ms. Suzan Bibisi Leadership Circle Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. David W. Moore and Mrs. Peter and Patricia Wright Gaffney Marjorie E. Morrissey Ms. Cynthia Allyn Ms. Tina Bickmore Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Deborah R. Moore Dr. James S. Hoffman and Joseph Garner and Leslie Sara Cree Norris Laurie W. Gelston Alt Karen Binney Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Ms. AMERICAN ART CIRCLE Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Dr. Karen Zabrensky Garner Mrs. Angela Orsene Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Mr. Jeffrey Bishop and Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Mr. Mowell Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Michael Amodio, Jr. Janet Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Eric Ort Mr. and Mrs. William B. Artist's Circle Gengras Passaretti Mr. and Mrs. Albert Angelbeck Mr. Stephen Bistran Mr. William Chase and Dr. Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Pape II Anonymous Mr. Paul Gianaris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Kenneth and Christine Archer Mrs. Christine Bivona Lauren Kopyt Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Paul and Angela Penney Mr. Gerard Amaun Joseph Grabarz and Ronek Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack The Honorable Arnold W. Dr. and Mrs. Jack N. Halsey and Michele Cook Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark John and Simone Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Patel Ms. Lynn Puddington and Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Blechner, M.D. Kathryn and Thomas R. Garavel Rosalind Richman Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mr. Lucas Lefrancis Ms. Francine D. Augeri Ms. Jan Blencowe Cox, III Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Mrs. John H. Riege Baekeland Greenberg Ms. Elenor G. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Don Augusta Ms. Lynette Bletchman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Downes Leonard Clough Nancy A. Ringrose Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Joan and Allan Reiskin Mr. Michael Avicolli Ms. Susan Block and Ms.

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Harriet Katz Mr. Kent Carlson Ms. Sandra Conlin and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Delemarre Mr. Phillip Norton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Mr. Kevin Galvin and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bloostein Mr. and Mrs. David J. Joseph Puzzo Mr. and Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Frankel Whitney Boynton Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Steven Blotner Carlson Mrs. Kathleen S. Conran DeMilia Ms. Madeleine Favre Ms. Cheryl Frechette- Ms. Karen Gangel and Mr. Gilewski Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blum Ms. Elaine Carmelich Rev. Jack and Mrs. Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. John Feehan Sansone Dolph Lemoult Eric L. Gladstein, D.M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carney Cook Desmond Ms. Patricia Feeley Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garcia Mr. Andrew Glass Blumer Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carrier Miss Helen P. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Mr. and Mrs. Fenmore Mr. Howard R. Zern Linda Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Marc Glass Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Bobbitt Mr. and Mrs. James Carros Ms. Margaret D. Cooley Diamond Feigenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Freifeld Ms. Katherine Garstka and Dr. Jordan Goetz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Boehle Mrs. Anne Carubba and Mr. Mr. Kelt L. Cooper and Mrs. Ms. Srianee Dias Ms. Edith Fein Dr. Herbert S. Freiman Ms. Ginny Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. James Bond Ronald A. Carubba Elizabeth Bussey-Cooper Ms. Constance G. Dix Ms. Kathleen Fekete Congressman and Mrs. Ms. Rachel Gary Goff Mr. Harvey Bordett and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. James Corless Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dolan Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Fellman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gaudette Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Elizabeth Valdez Cassella Ms. Jill Costa Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Ms. Lillian A. Ferdinand and Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Fresk Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm B. Mr. Albert Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boshl Ms. Lorey Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. David Costa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donald Ms. Sonna Van Kampen Sandra S. Fries Gauster Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goldman Ms. Jennifer Boudreau and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Richard and Elaine Couture Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries Mrs. Peggie Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gomby Mr. Justin Tacchi Centrella Mr. and Mrs. Mike Covello Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Gay Fialko Mr. and Mrs. John D. Frink Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mr. Robert Bowsza and Mrs. Mr. Michael Centrella and Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Doolittle Ms. Fischbach and Mr. Dr. Holly Frost Terry Gellin Gondarowski Carolyn Gimbrone Mr. Thomas McCarthy Quinby Ms. Diane A. Dounouk Wolman Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Joel A. Gengras Ms. Laurel Goodgion Mrs. Irene Braren Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cephas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Mrs. Gloria L. Fisher Fumiatti Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Mr. Thomas Goodrum and Mrs. Gertrude Bray Robert and Deborah Craine Mr. and Mrs. William Richard J. Fitol Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gabree Genovesi Ms. Evelyn Benoit Ms. Gallina Braylyaw Cerciello Ms. Melissa Croghan and Mr. Dowling Mrs. Elizabeth E. Fitzpatrick Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gerber Mr. and Mrs. David A. Phil Brencher Mary K. Cervoni Timothy Murray Mr. and Mrs. Mark Duda Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fleming Mr. Francis Gagliardi Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gerity Gordon Dr. Sybille Brewer Joan Chain Mr. and Mrs. William Culley Mr. David Dunlap and Ms. Bruce and Kris Fletcher Ms. Cheryl L. Gagne and Ms. Mrs. Theresa Gerratana Ms. Katherine Goss and Mr. Mrs. Anona Broadman Ms. Jane Charbonnier Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bridget Gray Mrs. Marianne Flynn Paula Collier Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gerrol Kenneth Gerber Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chatman Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mr. Craig Swanson and Ms. Ms. Felicia Gajda Mr. Peter S. Gersten Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Dunn, Jr. Sheila Foss-Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Natalie Giana Grace Dr. and Mrs. James Brody Chicoine Mr. James Curley Ms. Kimberly Durham and Ms. Sharon M. Foster Gallagher Mrs. Teresa Gianzinetti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brodnicki Ms. Hope Childs Mr. and Mrs. David Cusick Mr. Robert Stewart Ms. Nanci D. Fox Ms. Jean Galli Mr. N. W. Gibbons Grasso Dr. Ronald B. Brown and Dr. Roslyn Chosak and Mr. Ms. Janet Czepiel Atty. and Mrs. William V. Ms. Jane H. Rowe Aaron Allinson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czepiga Dworski Diana Zlatanovski of Arlington, MA was the first prize winner of the Annual Juried Members Exhibition held Oct. 12–27, 2013. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. and Mrs. Stephan L. Mrs. Helen D'Apice Errede Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dykas Bundle Typology, Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology $1,000 Brown Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mrs. Lydia K. Dyson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William Daigneault Mr. and Mrs. William Eakins Janet and Robert B. Bruner Christiansen Raymond and Sharon Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckert John and Arlene Buckey Mrs. Joanne M. Clark Scott and Anne Daniels Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Ms. Maria Buckley Mrs. Marjorie A. Clarke Ms. Penny Daniels and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Egan Mrs. Sara Buell Peter and Marcelyn Clarke George Stearns Ms. Laura Eisenberg Dr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Ms. Roberta Daversa Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mr. and Mrs. John O. Byrne Clebnik Mrs. Justyna Davila Eisenhandler June A. Cameron Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. Alan Davis and Ms. Ms. Ruth Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camposeo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Susan Engel Ms. Carolyn Emerson Mrs. Mary Cannella Clements Mr. and Mrs. David Davison Robert and Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. John Canora Richard Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cantor Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen DeFrancesco Rose Sargis Ernesto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cantor Naomi and Michael Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Jay DeFrank Christine Parnagian Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Cole Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Evans Carlson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coletti DeGraff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Falk Ms. Cynthia A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Al Comen Ms. Rosemary Delaney Ms. Michele U. Farley and

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Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Mary Jeanne Jones Ms. Kathleen Kolb and Mr. Ms. Nancy R. Lemega-Watt Martin Ms. Ann Molod and Noble Greenblatt Hershenson Ms. Michele Jordan Paul Forlenza Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Antonie M. Martin Mr. Arnold Cohen Elizabeth Normen & Paul H. Ms. Kathryn H. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mr. and Mrs. John Kaestle Edward J. and Rita C. Mr. Steven Levack and James H. and Melinda L. Nancy P. Moorad Eddy Ms. and Mrs. Cecil V. Hickerson Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahan Kordoski Ms. Susan Delaporta Martin Ms. Dede Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Gresham David and Patricia Hickox Mr. Robert Kalogeros Ms. Mary Ellen Kowalewski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Levin Mr. and Mrs. James Mason Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan Noyes Ms. Mary C. Griffin Dr. and Mrs. David A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. and Ms. Kathleen A. Mrs. Billie M. Levy Ms. Patricia Massey Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Mr. Jason Griska Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hirsch Kaplan Kowalewski Mr. James Ligas and Mr. James Poglitsch and Morrill, Jr. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hirst Ms. Nancy Kasper Irene and Ken Kowalski Ms. Mary Nerbonne Ms. Marcie Matuszak Ms. Elizabeth Moss and Mr. Tim O'Brien and Ms. Griswold Mrs. Phyllis A. Hjerpe Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kay Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak Julia J. and Carl W. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mauro Ms. Kathleen Zecchin Peg Kirkpatrick Mrs. Jane M. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Hobart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kean Mr. and Mrs. William Lindquist, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Motes John and Sally O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keane Kramer Henry Link Robert A. Mazzoni Khoury and Judie Mubarek Mr. Andrew Obelnicki and Grudzinski Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Keedy Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Susan H. Livingston Ms. Anne McAloon Atty. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ms. Kathleen Kelliher Marie S. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keenan Kray Mr. James Lizzi Mr. Roy McAlpine and Mullen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Offsay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hoffman Shirley Keezing Dr. and Mrs. Michael Krinsky Dr. Grace Lo and Dr. Ms. Emily Estes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. William Kenney and Mrs. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Prof. Dorothy Bosch Keller Ms. Julianna Kristoff Jonathan Korn Mr. Bill McAvoy Mulready Joani Olsen Ms. Mary Ann Haar Holland Joan Lazar Kemler & Barry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hageman Tom Hollinger and Kathy J. Kemler Kritzman Irene Loretto McCarthy Mr. David Murray and Ms. Ms. Theresa Olsen Mr. and Mrs. David Hahn Coe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Mr. Rudolph Ksiazkiewicz Mrs. Joan M. Losee Ms. Julie Ann McCormick Marissa Ocasio Dr. Pauline Olsen Rev. Patricia Hames Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horton Kemmerer Mrs. Jane R. Kuhn Mr. Richard Lotstein Ms. Martha L. McCoy and Mr. Robert Murzyn Muriel and Edward Olson, Jr. Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Elisabeth and William Ms. Joan Kennedy and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ms. Mary Lung'aho and Ms. Patricia Scully Ms. Giuliana Musilli and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Olynyk Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Mr. Hosmer Francis Keefe Kuzmak Mr. Barry Goff Sekiko McDonald Scott Schooley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mark Giulietti Mr. Jack B. Hotchkiss and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laberge Mr. Tim Lyman and Mr. and Mrs. James McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Larry Myers Oppenheim Mr. Joseph H. Harper, Jr. Ms. Margaret Comstock Keohane Miss Judith Lackey Mr. Alden Smith Ms. Deborah McKeon Ms. Nancy Najarian Ms. Lorna Owen Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howard Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Judge and Mrs. John J. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ms. Barbara A. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ozeck Harris Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hubbard Keppelman Langenbach Madfis Dr. and Mrs. Charles McNair Naples Rev. Joseph L. Pace Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. The Hudkins Family Mrs. Betty W. Kierstead Tom and Lori Lanson Ms. Margo T. Madore Ms. Bonnie McNair Mr. and Mrs. G. Justin Natale Mr. and Mrs. Borden Harris, Jr. Mr. Rob W. Huestis and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Christopher and Janet M. Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Mag Mr. and Mrs. James E. Venkata Natarajan and Lalita Painter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hart Susan I. Burns Kilbride Larsen Ms. Sandy Magyar McNally Ramesh Mr. and Mrs. George Palms Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert K. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ms. Kathleen Kilcoyne Mr. Fred Larson and Ms. Dr. John D. Mahony and Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nattrass Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pancer Hatch, Jr. Hughes III Mrs. June Kingsbury Ann Larson Ms. Susan C. Matthews Mr. Craig M. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. James Naylor Ms. Katherine Papathanasis Carol Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Hunter Mrs. Barbara Kirejczyk Richard and Elaine Lau Dr. Martha Maietta Ms. Donna McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Gary Neilan Ms. Heidi Parlato Mr. Rich Hayden and Ms. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Mrs. Wendy D. Kirkland Ms. Judith Lawes Ms. Janice Mancini Marsha and Jim Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parlato Karin Krochmal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilg Mr. Charles B. Kistler and Ms. Lisa S. Lazarek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nemeth Harris and Elsie Parsons Ms. Kathy Hayes Katherine and Martin Ill Ms. Maria C. Pizzonia Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. Constantine Manthous Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mellon Ms. Elisabeth Neri- Mr. Greg Pastor and Ms. Mr. Chris Hayes and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Ms. Lydia Klatsky Lazzaro and Dr. Pamela Manthous Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. McAnaney and Mr. Adam Heather Blum-Pastor Amy Lawson Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David Klau Ms. Nancy P. Leach and Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Menatian McAnaney Lois and Hugh Penney Nina Mayhall Hayes David Jacobs and Jeryl Brown Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. William Michaud Maresh Mrs. Thomas J. Meskill Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayman Mr. Kenneth Jacobs and Ms. Klein Mr. Kevin Leach and James M. and Susan S. Mr. Randy Messinger and Mr. Frank Haviland Ms. Edith Pestana and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Marion Haymann Dr. Lawrence Klein Ms. Cheryl Lawless Marinelli Ms. Cathy Farrell Ms. Erin Newton Ross Bunnell Ms. Mary-Ellen Hebert and Mrs. Joan Jannace Naomi and Joel M. Kleinman Dr. and Mrs. Carl Lecce Ms. Linda Markiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metz Mr. Ben J. Nichols Dr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Michael Hebert Ms. Alicia Jennings Mr. David Kline and Ms. Mr. George S. Lechner Mr. Joe Markley Mr. Harry E. Meyer Mr. Travis Nichols and Petit, Jr. Ingunn Hekneby and Michael Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Jestin Judith Essenson Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Ms. Sheila Marks Ms. Teri Michaud Ms. Erica Santa Lucia Ms. Anne Pidano and Mr. Bassock Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Ms. Eva Klinger Mrs. Rosalia Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Marsted Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Alan Lake Dr. Laurel Hennebury and Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Klish Ms. Sandra A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Don and Regina Miller Nicholson Mrs. Judith Pinney Ms. Barbara Lederer Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Mrs. Linda L. Klopp Ms. Dawn Leger Martello Mr. Stanley Miller and Ms. Janice Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Polinsky Dr. and Mrs. John A. Herbst Johnston Ms. Rose Kochanowsky Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Emily Lebovitz-Miller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Porter

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Mrs. Alice Poulos Romano Ms. Karen Katz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vasiliou Mr. Greig Shearer Mrs. Lynne C. Prairie Ms. Albina Romanski Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Slaughter L. Storrs Ms. Patti Anne Vassia Mr. Ron Willson and Gordon and Francoise Pratt Mr. Todd D. Root Seitelman Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stuke Ms. Carrie Vibert Ms. Donna Favreau Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Wanda N. Seldon A. Slone Peter and Betsy Sturrock Ms. Ann Vibert Wuelfing Mrs. Alison H. Wilson Price Mrs. June Rosen and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Edythe Sussman Cara A. Vilas Mrs. John Wischenbart Mark Prisloe Mr. Abrams Mr. Gene Sengstock and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mr. Michael Sweeney Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ms. Marie Darin Smardin Ms. Judith Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Virostek Leonard and Jean Witz Ms. Louise Boyson Pruyne Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miss Maryann M. Ms. Emily Talcott and Mr. Patricia L. Walker Ms. Sylvia Jane Wojcik and Ms. Christina Mr. and Mrs. Robert Senuta Smialowski Ken Lynch Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf, Jr. Boyson Rosenfeld Mrs. Peter Setaro Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taradash Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Kenneth L. Przybysz Dr. Gary Ross Ms. Rachel Sexton and Smith William and Barbara Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wall Wonneberger Ms. Christine M. Quallen Ms. Nancy Ross Mr. Bill Hart Clare Brett Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tedder Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mr. Kevin M. Quinn and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ms. Amanda Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Joann Temkin Wallengren Woods, Jr. Ms. Joan Albert Rotblatt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr. Mr. Peter Tessner and Ms. Mrs. Karen Walsh and Ms. Mary Wynn Mr. and Mrs. James Ms. June C. Roy Shahverdian Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Smith Martha Risser Mr. David Walsh Elizabeth Yannello Rancourt Ms. Greta Rubinow Dr. Donald L. and Nan R. Major Timothy C. Smith Ms. Ann E. Thomas Ms. Marybeth Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Yellen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Diana and Vincent Shapiro and Ms. Frances Brown Ms. Michelle Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Martin Wand Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zagorsky M. Ratzan Rudzinski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. John Warn Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski and Ms. Erika Reen Mrs. Frances V. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Thomas Mr. John Warriner and Ms. Barbara Zakrzewski Ms. Karen Regenauer and Mr. Edward G. Russo and Shaw II B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Ms. Nina Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zavod Ms. Kristen Regenauer Mr. Len Comeau Mr. David Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Craig Grant Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. H. Ms. Sara Reid Mr. and Mrs. Ed Claire E. Shea B. Smith Lavell Thompson S. Waskowitz Ziter, Jr. Mr. John Reilly Ryszkiewicz Ms. Ellen Sheehan Ira Spar, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Steven Waznia and Michael and Catherine Zizka Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly Mr. Paul Sadowitz and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barry and Peggy Spass Throckmorton Ms. Denise Parsons Mr. Howard Zusman Mr. Jonathan B. Reilly Ms. Jeanne Allison D. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. John Timmons and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb Mr. Adam Zweifler and Mr. Jason Revzon and Ms. Mrs. George Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Spurrier Ms. Maggie Carlin Ms. Linda Webber Ms. Maureen Armstrong Catherine Tom-Revzon Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sargent Shimelman Robert Srulowitz & Mr. Bob Goodman and Ms. Patricia Wehrli-Zemsta Ms. Sandy Rhodes and Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Mr. Alan K. Shomsky and Sharon Straka Ms. Karen Tomasko Ms. Candice Weigle-Spier Mr. Charles Jones Lenore and Steven Schack Ms. Melanie H. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mr. Michael Spier Mary Ellen B. Riback Mr. and Mrs. John Schaetzl Kotkowski Stafstrom F. Tombaugh Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss Mr. Merrill Gay and Mr. Richard Schimmelpfeng Mr. and Mrs. David Shrake Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Staib Ms. Jane Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Ms. Mary C. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Alan Stalb and Mr. Humphrey Tonkin Wellings Ms. Barbara J. Ricketts Schindler Shumway Ms. Suzanne Jacques Ms. Cynthia Toporek and Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Weston Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Carolyn and Dave Schnatz Irene and Allen Silberstein Ms. Betty Stalter and Mr. Kyle Slocum Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen William and Nancy Stephen and Amy Lynn Ms. Jennifer Schollin Paul F. Tourtillotte Mr. Paul White L. Roberts Schneider Silverman Linda Stamm and Ms. Ann J. Towle Mrs. Margaret P. White Lewis and Amy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schoen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Simko Arnold Patch Mr. and Mrs. Robert William and Mary White Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Steve Arnold and Robin Simmons Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stein H. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicz Robson Ms. Janet Schrager Ms. Carrie Simon Mr. Richard Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Jane Rochford Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ms. Ann Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wildman John and Nancy Rogers Schulenburg W. Simon Mr. John Stewart III and Unfried Ms. Felicia Wilion and Robert and Brenda Ms. Shirley B. Schwartz Ms. Susan Simons and Ms. Candace Heublein Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. Jay Frankel Roggeveen Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Ms. Judith Fogg Dr. and Mrs. Alden Valengavich Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willard Ms. Deborah Romaniw Schwedel Dr. George E. Skarvinko L. Stock Louise Valentine J. Fenton Williams Atty. Aaron J. Romano and Mr. Michael Scougall and Ms. Susan Skarvinko Mrs. Susan Stoppelman Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderbilt Ms. Holly M. Williams Ms. Cynthia Fernandez- Dr. Howard Segal and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ms. Evan Williams and * Charter Member/s

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CORPORATE/ East Hampton Public Library Simsbury Public Library Judith Gaffney DONORS TO MUSEUM John and Jasanna Britton INSTITUTIONAL East Hartford Public Library Somers Public Library Sarah (Sally) Given OPERATIONS Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff MEMBERS Eastford Public Library South Windsor Public Concetta P. Granski $87,000 Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Central Connecticut State Enfield Public Library Library Alan Green, Jr. Stanley Black & Decker Rhoda and David Chase University Essex Library Association Southington Library and David and Laura Grey Hartford Steam Boiler Jones, Raphael & Oulundsen, Fairfield Public Library Museum Ken and Donna Griffen $70,000–$69,000 Inspection & Insurance Co. Inc. Goshen Public Library Terryville Public Library Rev. Paul J. Halovatch Jay Porter Bruemmer** in John Howard Lindquist Insurance Granby Public Library The Norfolk Library Stephen F. Hard and Mark memory of Lorraine Ion Bank Foundation Associates, Inc. Guilford Free Library Thomaston Public Library Giulietti Venskunas Bruemmer David T. Langrock Foundation Trinity College Gunn Memorial Library Tolland Public Library Paul and Teresa Kanev Richard P. Garmany Fund at Northeast Utilities University of Hartford Hamden Public Library The Torrington Library Kay Knight Clarke the Hartford Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Oneglia University of Connecticut Harwinton Public Library Tunxis Community College Charles and Joan Leach for Public Giving The Edward C. and Ann T. World Business Capital, Inc. Henry Carter Hull Library Library George S. Lechner Roberts Foundation James Blackstone Memorial Wallingford Public Library Mrs. Edgar Lee $64,400 SBM Charitable Foundation LIBRARY PASS Library Warren Public Library Dawn Leger American Savings Foundation Polly Thayer Starr Foundation MEMBERS Jonathan Trumbull Library Welles-Turner Memorial Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Kent Memorial Library Library Robert Lesser Acton Public Library $56,000 Killingly Public Library West Hartford Public Library Billie Levy Andover Public Library Community Foundation of $9,999–$5,000 Killingworth Library West Haven Public Library Henry Link Ms. Monique M. Aduddell and Archbishop O'Brien Library Greater New Britain Levi E. Coe Library Westbrook Public Library Geraldine Lombard Mr. Dennis J. Klapperich Avon Free Public Library, Inc. Library Association of Weston Public Library Sanford Low, Jr. Ann Beha Architects, Inc Babcock Library $49,999–$25,000 Warehouse Point Westport Library James Marinelli Art Alliance for Contemporary Bakerville Library Mrs. Sylvia Bonney The Licia & Mason Beekley Wethersfield Public Library Adrienne Marks Glass Beacon Falls Public Library Department of Economic and Community Library Willimantic Public Library Brian McDonald Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. Beardsley and Memorial Community Development Lucy Robbins Welles Library Willington Public Library Kevin P. McNamara and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boudreau Library Farmington Bank Lyme Public Library Willoughby Wallace Memorial Craig M. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter Bentley Memorial Library Greater Hartford Arts Council Manchester Public Library Library Joan G. Morgan Sandra and Arnold Chase Berlin-Peck Memorial National Endowment for Mansfield Public Library Wolcott Public Library Marie-Suzannne Niedzielska Central Connecticut State Library the Arts Meriden Public Library Wood Memorial Library Ann Parkhurst University Bethel Public Library Todd and Marenda Stitzer Middlebury Public Library Woodbridge Town Library Allen Pease Brendan and Carol Conry Booth & Dimock Library Melinda and Paul Sullivan Milford Public Library Woodbury Public Library Hugh and Lois Penney Kathryn and Thomas R. Brainerd Memorial Library Minor Memorial Library John and Susan Rathgeber Cox, III Brookfield Library $24,999–$15,000 Morris Public Library As of June 30, 2014 Sali Godard Riege Mr. John E. Dillaway Burlington Public Library Connecticut Humanities Fund Mystic and Noank Library HERITAGE SOCIETY Norman and Janet Rodrigue Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Burnham Library Downes Construction New Fairfield Free Public Anonymous (3) Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Canton Public Library Company, LLC Library Frederick and Joan Baekeland Donald and Nan Shapiro Robert and Susan Fisher Case Memorial Library Hospital of Central New Milford Public Library Sylvia Bonney Alan and Barbara Spargo Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Cheshire Public Library Connecticut North Haven Memorial Mitzi Bowman Robert Srulowitz and Howard and Sandra Fromson Chester Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Library *Elizabeth Chamberlain Sharon Straka Alyce Tuttle Fuller Cora J. Belden Library Legrand Norwalk Public Library Mary P. Clapp Todd and Marenda Stitzer Ann and Arthur Grey Cromwell Belden Public Richard and Virginia McKernan Oliver Wolcott Library *Leonard G. Clough Helen Thompson Foundation Library Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Plainville Public Library Barbara Lang Cole Eleanor Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Danbury Public Library and Marian Kellner Portland Library Brendan and Carol Conry Michael and Linda Tomasso Harris, Jr. Deep River Public Library Susan and John Rathgeber Prospect Public Library Priscilla Cunningham Atty. Stanley Traceski, Jr. Hartford HealthCare Douglas Library Signet Jewelers Ltd Prosser Public Library Joan Dalburg Atty. Lynne A. Ustach Cassandra Henderson Durham Public Library Tinty Foundation Renbrook Library Donald and Carol Davidson Lindsley and Gwen Wellman Hospital for Special Care E.C. Scranton Memorial Webster Bank Richmond Memorial Library Abby L. Doolittle John H.P. and Karen Wheat Mr. and Mrs. Greg Library W. Casey and Kathryn West Rockville Public Library Lawrence and Carol English Peter and Patricia Wright Kraczkowsky East Granby Public Library (above) Bated Breathe Theatre Company puts on a performance of Wild Things. Russell Library Edith Fein Elizabeth G. Yannello Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and (bottom) Artist Mundy Hepburne by his glass sculpture, Artist Party, May 1, 2014 East Haddam Free Public $14,999–$10,000 Saxton B. Little Free Library James Fellows Jean Young Sam and Janet Bailey Ms. Nancy R. Lemega-Watt Library Karl and Muriel Fleischmann * Charter Member/s 80 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 81 donors to museum donors to museum operations through operations through annual fund, membership, annual fund, membership, gifts and grants and gifts and grants and special events special events

Ms. Michelle Matiski Holden, Jr. Baekeland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Michael and Linda Tomasso Elizabeth and Anthony Enders Mr. Jeffrey Schoenfeld Ms. Ruth Batogowski McCarter & English LLP Sam and Polly Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Greg Barats Howard, Jr. Angelo and Joy Tomasso Dr. and Mrs. David Epstein Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Thomas Bell M. Stephen and Miriam R. Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt** Barnes Group, Inc. Gregory B. Howey and Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Ficks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Jack and Francie Bergquist Miller Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Ms. Susan Bender Barbara Howey Zachs Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Firos Schwartz Mr. Evarists Berzins Mohegan Sun Hyland Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Farida and Ghulam Jilani Mr. Bob Zemmel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott Dick and Donna Fanelli Christine E. Moser Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Ms. Jenipher Boos Mr. Michael Kelly Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Mr. and Mrs. David Sfara Dr. Robert Block and Otis Elevator Co-North Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kinney $999–$500 Mr. John Gauthier Mr. James A. Shapiro Dr. Christine Cornachio American Operations Johnson Ambassador and Mrs. William Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Mr. John Shea Laura Boehm Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Cabaniss, Jr. Ms. Louise W. Korder Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Prof. Alden R. Gordon Mr. Joseph Sparveri Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Christopher and Janet M. Mr. Kevin Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Douglas Bray & Francine SEI Investments Mr. Bradford Korder Garavel Larsen Ms. M'lou Arnett Mr. Ryan Hohman and Elizabeth Talcott Stout Austin Charles and Christine Shivery Mary J. Krenn Dr. Alex C. Cech Charles and Joan Leach Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Becker Mr. Brad Rathgeber Ms. Sharon Straka Mrs. Beth Brody Sorenson-Pearson Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Judie and Coleman Levy Ms. Ann M. Beha and Sally and Carl Johnson The Keeney Manufacturing Ms. Katherine Brown Foundation Inc. David and Dorothy Lund Ms. Vicky Cirilli Mr. Michael Livshits and Mr. Robert A. Radloff Dr. Jeffrey Katz Company Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Thomas and Filomena Soyster Mr. and Mrs. John Lundgren Leonard Clough Ms. Julia Ferguson Bel-Air Manor Ms. Sylvia Kelly The Rotary Club of New Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver StanChem, Inc. Mr. Gerard Lupacchino Cohn Reznick Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Debby and David Kvam Britain, Inc. C.B. and M.S. Casinghino TD Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mr.** and Mrs. George A. Mr. Frank Campbell Mrs. Julie LeBlanc Ms. Patricia Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman The New England Guild, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Frederick and Susan Copeland Louis Capitol Srategies Group, LLC Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ms. Jane Charbonnier Claudia and Robert Thesing Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Mr. and Mrs. M. Timothy Sylvia and Ian Lucas Mr. Michael Chaiklin Dr. and Mrs. Stuart E. Torgerson Mr. Jeffrey Chu Tiffany Thompson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clark Linda Cheverton-Wick and Lieblich University of Hartford Mr. Raymond Gagliardone United Illuminating Company Mowell Adolph and Virginia Dehn Governor and Mrs. Dannel P. Walter Wick Mr. Jeff Lin Schuyler Van Winkle and Ms. Mary Ann Cianci United Technologies Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Foundation Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs Ms. Linda Mare Vertex Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cicchetti Corporation Paladin Commercial Printers, Mr. David L. Donoghue John and Brenda Manning M. R. Cipriano Paul and Kay Marier Mr. Steven Waznia and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley University of Connecticut L.L.C. Ms. Christine M. Doty George Martin Constance M. Clark James H. and Melinda L. Martin Ms. Denise Parsons Ms. Cheryl Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. John E. Melanie and Bill McCue Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Mr. Tom Mercer Gwen and Lin Wellman Mr. Donald H. Crockett $4,999–$2,500 Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Downes III Mr. and Mrs. Toby McGrath Walter A. Clebowicz Robert A. Mugford and Pamela Partridge West and L. Ms. Catherine Daly and Bank of America Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mr. and Mrs. Larry English David and Deborah Moore Close Jensen and Miller PC Miriam Hayes Clark West Mr. Roy Dion Ms. Kathleen Bromage Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Mr. Steven Erie Mr. Richard Musgrave Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Mary G. and John J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wheat Mrs. Helen D'Apice Errede Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Mr. James F. Selfe Mr. Joe Fig New York Community Trust Mr. Allen Cohn and Ms. Heather Nadeau Mr. David A. Worsley Polly Darnell Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and S&S Worldwide Fischbach Foundation Ms. Soo Park Ms. Mary Himelstein Atty. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Peter and Patricia Wright Donald and Carol** Davidson Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Shipman & Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Flynn Paul and Angela Penney Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Namnoum, Jr. Mr. Kevin Wytas Mrs. Justyna Davila Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk Mr. and Mrs. Frederick New Britain Museum of Mrs. Susan A. Yankus Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis Mr. William Chase and Trinity College Mr. Paul Garavel Jeanne Guertin-Potoff Copeland American Art Docents Mr. Tom Yost and Ms. Mary Mr. Clinton A. Deckert Dr. Lauren Kopyt Mr. Stan Valencis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gerity John and Simone Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William Okay Industries, Inc. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Conry Asset Management, Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Mr. Paul Gianaris Rosalind Richman Coscarelli Mrs. Margaret Patricelli Dr. James S. Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Demko LLC van Rooy Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Mr. Peter Richter Mr. and Mrs. Tom Covello Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Pease Dr. Karen Zabrensky Peter and Irene Denuzze Halsey and Michele Cook Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mr. John Gillies Mrs. John H. Riege Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Dr. Arthur O. Phinney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ms. Elizabeth di Mauro Dr. Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson Viscogliosi Mr. John Glooch Nancy A. Ringrose Quinby Mr. and Ms. Charles Pike Zeytoonjian Mr. Craig Diangelo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson Anna and Steve Webersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Mary H. Crary Mrs. Theresa Porter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Ms. Constance G. Dix Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Mr. Steven Wilson Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Mr. Sheldon Crosby and Ann Pritchard** Zeytoonjian Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckert Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Mrs. Jean P. Young Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Rubinow Ms. Hilary W. Donald Mr. Geoffrey Rathgeber Mr. and Mrs. John Zinn Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Joseph Garner and Leslie Douglas and Kimberly Mr. Gerardo Gutierrez and Patricia and Andrew Salner Mr. and Mrs. John D'Agostino Raymar Custom Kitchens and Emerick Garner Zeytoonjian Ms. Diane Haghighat Santander Bank Foundation Ms. Nancy Dart Baths $499–$250 Ms. Cora Ennis Kathy and Martin Gavin Ms. Kimberly Harrison Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. John Deans Mr. Douglas H. Robins AAA Hartford Environmental Systems Grove Hill Medical Center $2,499–$1,000 Ms. Christiane Hertel Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Mr. Jorge Delano and Mr. Charles R. Robinson Mr. Gerard Amaun Corporation Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Aetna Foundation Nancy Hicks Mr. Mark Schreier and Ms. Katherine Wadsworth Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Ms. Anitra Anderson Norman E.W. and Barbara J. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Aetna, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Ms. Margaret Marchak Dr. Thomas D. DiMarco Ms. Elizabeth Rubino Ms. Lois Anderson Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Jared and Clare Edwards Mrs. Frances V. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Annon, Jr. Miss Danielle Fernino Hoffman Auto Group Mr. Eric Ort Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Schroeder Elizabeth Elia Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Sainz de Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fester Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Jean Holden Michael and Florence Timura Ms. Anne Elvgren Baranda Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine **Deceased 82 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 83 donors to museum operations through annual fund, membership, gifts and grants and additional special events donations and gifts

Richard J. Fitol Kohler Foundation, Inc. Passaretti Lynn and John Wadhams Gifts made in FY14 and Mr. Jonathan E. Stone George and Darlene Kohrman Sali G. Riege Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Mr. Greg Watkins ART & EDUCATION Dr. and Mrs. Robert Flescher Sarah E. Lamb Shuli and Avi Rockoff Mrs. Barbara Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Judith Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Edward EXPANSION: Dr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Ms. Carol Lacoss Diane and Edmund Rubacha Mr. Dan Friedman Kritzman Ms. Elenor G. Reid Whittemore THE FUND FOR Fletcher Margaret & Roger Lawson Dean Rybeck and Julie Rybeck Drs. Michael and Adrienne Mr. and Mrs. John Kronholm Reid & Riege Winter Associates, Inc. AMERICAN ART Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Charles and Joan Leach Stephen and Carla Schwartz Fulco Marilou and Mike Lang Joan and Allan Reiskin Roy Wiseman and Lisa American Savings Foundation Mr. Howard R. Zern Sandra A. Lee Lorraine Semnoski Mr. Kevin Galvin and Judge and Mrs. John J. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis Kugelman Anonymous (5) Howard and Sandra Fromson Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. Gene Sengstock and Ms. Whitney Boynton Galvin Langenbach Dr. Kenneth Rhee and Ms. Mary Wynn Ilene and Mike Baron Alyce Tuttle Fuller Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Ms. Marie Darin Joel A. Gengras Law Office of Kevin C. Ferry, Ms. Anna Song Elizabeth Yannello Mr. and Mrs. William Dr. Magda Gabor-Hotchkiss Leonhardt Charles & Christine Shivery Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton LLC Ms. Monica Rockefeller Emilie L. Yukna Batchelor** Annette and Seymour Gavens Richard and Susan Levine Greg and Marzena Silpe Gengras Margaret and Roger Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Lois Berkowitz Goldman Sachs Gives, Billie M. Levy Dr. Herbert and Judith Silver Mr. Geoff Genser Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rodrigue Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. Jeff Blazejovsky Recommended by Victoria B. Leyton Stephen M. and Amy Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Andrea Ghiglia Lazarek John and Nancy Rogers Mr. Adam Zweifler and Jack and Barbara Blechner Mr. Paul W. Graves Mr. and Mrs. William A. Silverman Natalie Giana Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Catharine M. Rogers Ms. Maureen Armstrong Mrs. Lois Blomstrann Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lindberg Polly Thayer Starr Mr. N. W. Gibbons Lazzaro Dr. John Satterfield Irene & Carl Braren, M.D. Goldschmidt The Estate of Gregory Lysun Charitable Trust Mr. Michael Godbout Ms. Barbara Letts Mr. Michael Scarfo Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Mrs. Francine du Plessix Gray Ms. Jennifer A. Malone Marilyn Steinmetz Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Mrs. Maureen See Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Gloria In Memory of Susan E. Ms. Susan Sterniak Mr. Andy Granger Ms. Suzanne J. Levy Claire E. Shea Kenneth J. Carifa and Gworek Johnson Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Andrew and Lauren Mr. Garrett Sheehan Mark Garavel Kurt and Beth Hansen Mr. and Mrs. John S. and Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Greenberg Lieberman Mr. David Sherman and Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Sali Godard Riege Donor- Manning Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Lindquist Insurance Ms. Diana Creamer William Chase Advised Fund at Hartford Paul and Kay Marier Stout Greenblatt Associates, Inc. Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Paula and Sherman Clebnik Foundation for Public Jim and Sue Marinelli Melinda and Paul Sullivan Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundie Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Leonard Clough Giving Phyllis** and George Martin William and Barbara Taylor and Mr. David Levin Mr. Charles Lyle Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Community Foundation of Hartford Steam Boiler Nancy Masters Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Grozio Mrs. Jane S. Mack Ms. Susan Skarvinko Greater New Britain: Inspection and Insurance Co. Ann E. McAloon Michael and Florence Timura Mr. and Ms. Tom Gruber Mr. Tim Maloney and Ms. Geraldine Sklarz Susie and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sekiko McDonald Tinty Family Foundation Ms. Amy Hahne Ms. Mary DeMaria Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Gustin Memorial Fund Hasenjager Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Dr. and Mrs. Michael Tosatti Laura R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. John S. Manning Clare Brett Smith Weld Fund for Capital Shirley Mae Neu, Frank L. and Marian Kellner Peter and Kathleen Van Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Ms. Margaret A. Marx Mr. Jerry Stanton Needs Haviland Louis and Marjorie Demark Ms. Nancy Hayden Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Steier A.W. Stanley Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff and Mr. John M. Lockhart Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Discretionary Fund Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cyr Mary and Elliott Miller van Rooy David Hutchinson and Ms. Anne McAloon Cyndi Billian Stern Brendan and Carol Conry Mr. David M. Hoffman M. Stephen and Miriam R. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Panutda Suwannanonda Ms. Bonnie McNair Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Halsey and Michele Cook The Maximillian E. and Miller Vance, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Corbett Marion O. Hoffman Kathleen M. Moriarty Lynn & John Wadhams Jacobs, Jr. Ms. Heather Menard Atty. James F. Sullivan and Kathryn and Thomas R. Foundation, Inc. William and Alice The Warrington Foundation Charles and Gina Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Miglietta Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Cox, III John Howard Mortensen Foundation Ms. Linda Webber Mr. Jim Kane, Jr. Mr. Russ Mills The Guida-Seibert Dairy John and Ruth Day Gregory B. Howey and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy W. Casey and Kathryn West Elizabeth Karlames Mr. Sal Modifica Company Carole deBeer Barbara Howey Northeast Utilities Mr. Nelson H. White Ms. Linda Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. The Neuwirth Foundation, Inc. DeWolfe & Wood Rare Books Estate of Alice Hurlburt Angela Orsene In Memory Ms. Rosemary Winandy Rev. Elisabeth Aurand Montstream Ms. Tracey Thompson Dennis and Penny Dix Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. of Gina & Louis Polastric Sylvia Jane Wojcik and David Keating Joan G. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tilney Mr. David L. Donoghue Hyland Luc A. Ouellette Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. Austin King Mrs. Audrey E. Natches Ms. Martha G. Trask Elaine Dymczyk Herbert and Lois Isaacson Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. David K. Mrs. June Kingsbury Mr. Doug Nelson Mr. Vincent Turley and Garth and Ollie Edwards** Mr. and Mrs. James W. David and Christine Pearson Zwiener Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mr. Travis Nichols and Ms. Fran Barringer Elizabeth Elia Jacobs, Jr. Mrs. Veronica Pedemonti Kingsley Ms. Erica Santa Lucia Ms. Diane Valentine and Estate of M. Elaine Anderson John M. Jezowski Lana B. Pentore SPECIAL GIFTS Jan and David Klein Sara Cree Norris Mr. Bud Reading Anita & Anthony Ferrante Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Acquisition Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Judith and Deane Olson Mr. David Velasco Rev. Msgr. Steven A. Ferrari Johnson Mr. John Piskor** Anonymous (2) Knowlton Mrs. Angela Orsene Col. Carl R. Venditto, Daniel and Joan Fine Jones Raphael & Oulundsen Estate of Constance Rachac Charles Sumner Bird Dr. and Mrs. Lester Mr. Albert Palmero USMCR (Ret.) Robert and Susan Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Susan and John Rathgeber Foundation Kochanowsky Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Wodtke Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan Cheryl Kline Stephen and Linda Revis Ms. Laura Sundquist

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Mr. Vivek K. Talvadkar and Maura O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Perrotta Elisabeth W. King Kevin P. McLaughlin Sekiko McDonald Merrill Lynch Ms. Linda Finkel-Talvadkar David and Patricia Hickox Mr. Henry Pouliot Mr. Austin King Kathryn and Thomas R. Ms. Margaret Wilson Pfizer Bronze Sponsors Ellen Wineberg Mr. Joseph Prestash Cox, III Stanley Black & Decker Downes Construction Luc Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. John Rosania Geraldine Kremer Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Faith F. Silvestri The Walt Disney Company Company Deem Appeal Mary Ellen Ellis Mr. Tony Rosenthal Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Hyland Ms. Ann Louise M. Silvestri Foundation Legrand Dr. David B. Dearinger Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Ms. Mary C. Sakowitz Cyndi Billian Stern Unilever United States McCarter & English Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Lynn and John Wadhams Ms. Judy A. Smotas and Marian Kellner Ronnie Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Robert Katz Foundation, Inc. Greenbeg Kathy H. Steinwedell Celeste LeWitt Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Anonymous Harford HealthCare United Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Nancy Cutter Mr. and Mrs. John Coghill Jordan Caterers Harris, Jr. Heather Whitehouse Ms. Elizabeth Eddy Ms. Irene E. Engel Mary S. Meyer Joan Tulin Corporation Mohegan Sun Ms. Christiane Hertel Lynn and John Wadhams Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mr. Harry E. Meyer Ms. Marge Lindauer SEI Mr. Edward Ottensmeyer Hyland Janet LeWitt SPECIAL EVENTS The Hartford Steam Boiler Mr. Arthur K. Wheelock In Memory of Mrs. Ina J. Knapp Mrs. Rae Robinson Doreen L. Moran Mrs. Edward S. Twichell The Art of Wine & Food Inspection and Insurance Mendel and Helen Baldessari Mary J. Krenn Ms. Deidra Ierardi Terry & Cricket Twichell Sept. 17, 2013 Co. TRIBUTES Miss Diane Baldessari Mr. Dennis Morrell Ferne Lienhard and Robert Lienhard In Honor of Susan and John Rathgeber Anne L. and Robert J. Scott O'Brien Raymond Venberg Event Chair Friends of the Museum Sylvia Bonney J.B. and Lillian Beach Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter Heinsohn Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ms. Caroline Larson John Dillaway Barnes Group Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonney Dr. Tina de Cruz Claudia and Robert Thesing O'Brien Grove Hill Medical Center George Louis Robert L. Whitney Honorary Host Paladin Thomas Cox III 70th Birthday Harvey D. Bletchman Carol Kreeger Davidson Ron and Jeanie Babineau Nancy M. O'Leary Mrs. Nancy Whitney Gesine Bullock-Prado Shipman & Goodwin Kohn-Joseloff Foundation Ms. Lynette Bletchman American Savings Foundation Ms. Maura Casorio Ms. Martha J. O'Leary Hoffman Auto Group Mrs. Eleanor N. Caplan Sandra and Arnold Chase Harriett S. Williams Event Director Helen Errede Dr. Adolph Bushell Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Cohn Wayne Albert Olson, Sr. J. Fenton Williams Vicky Cirilli, Cirilli Associates Community Sponsors Ms. Jane Chamberlin Ms. Beverly Giordano Judy Delahunty Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Ms. Elizabeth A. Olson The River 105.9 Ms. Eleanore Daniels New Britain Garden Club Mr. Howard R. Zern Diana Wistrand Event Committee Country 92.5 Ms. Grace Lineberry Rose Carley Mr. B. M. Grey Martha Ouzts Ms. Anitra Anderson Kevin Anderson Connecticut Channel 3 Ms. Concettina McGrath Mr. Marvin Carley Elaine Duval Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Mary and Bill Britcher Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S. Robert Belniak Ms. Theresa Melo Mr. Larry Behr Hartford Rifle Club Idone Allen Cohn Industry Sponsors Ms. Constance Piacenta Mark Catalina David and Patricia Hickox Gina & Louis Polastric Mr. Richard Newton and Martin Cooper Connecticut Magazine Mr. Todd Amoroso Garth Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lydon Angela Orsene Ms. Monya D. Elgart Steve Crudi Gillette Ridge Michael Formica Anderson, Reynolds, and Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain George Martin Vic Emerson Northeast Flavor Ms. Frances Dunn Lynch, LLP Sekiko McDonald Rita LaPlante Raffman IN-KIND DONORS Caroline Joseph Ms. Cynthia Bazzano Diane Glass Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Dr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Blank Camp, Williams & Richardson Jeff Katz Special Thanks To: Dr. Augustine Cofrancesco Judith Gaffney Mr. Lawrence Glass Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Attorneys At Law Wendy Lux Adams Garden of Eden, Peter and Irene Denuzze Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt Ms. Susan Skarvinko Leonard Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Cowan Darcy Manchak Stonington Mr. and Mrs. Lester Edna L. Giles Claudia and Robert Thesing Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Ms. Roberta Gowing Aetna Duchnowski Douglas Hyland Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein Lynn and John Wadhams S&S Worldwide Presented by Bel-Air Manor Nursing and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Elizabeth Elia Ms. Rosemary Winandy Nancy Rustico Willard Flowers TM Rehabilitation Center Rubinow Ms. Brandy Foster Toby David Goldfarb Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Bottega del Vino Ms. Barbara Goodyear Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips Mrs. Joanne E. Goldfarb Sanford Low Mr. Craig M. Nowak MATCHING GIFTS CohnReznick Ms. Judy Gostin Mr. and Mrs. Normand Allen Aetna Foundation Gold Sponsor Patrick Corey Design Enid Hirst's 65th Birthday Mrs. Darlene Hurtado The Hospital of Central J. Spencer Gould Dr. Harold Safalow Aetna, Inc. Gallagher Buick GMC Dr. Norman Brown and Dr. Mr. William Kluba Martha Mainer Ms. Joanne U. Marshall Connecticut Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Bank of America Gillette Ridge Wine & Spirits Eva Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Lech Sam and Polly Huntington Mrs. Dorothy Safalow Janice Hasenjager Foundation, Inc. Ms. Judi O. Mahan Glenn Grimm Silver Sponsors Hinckley Allen CIGNA New Britain High School Class of Ms. Kelley Mathes Mrs. Nancy Hicks Anne Matulis Louis and Carme Scavotto Stanley Black & Decker Frances Russell 1948 Ms. Elaine McCarthy Mary J. Krenn Mrs. Donna Matulis Ms. Barbara Scavotto-Earley FM Global Foundation The United Illuminating Skinner Auctioneers Ms. Marian K. Sorbo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Rae Robinson GE Foundation Company and Connecticut Sovereign Bank Foundation Michalik Susan E. Johnson Lynn Silverman IBM Corporation Natural Gas Taylor Rental Center, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson Ms. Jennifer A. Malone Mr. Joseph Belkin ING Foundation United Technologies Manchester and West **Deceased 86 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 87 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

Hartford Vicky Cirilli Participating Restaurants Gala Coordinator Italy John Singleton Copley The Staff and Volunteers of Mary Himelstein and Allen Abigail’s Grille and Wine Marina Luri-Clark The Staff and Volunteers of Patron: $1,000 the New Britain Museum Cohn Bar, Chef Jared M. the New Britain Museum Kathryn S. L. Cox of American Art Martin and Cynthia Cooper Calderone Gala Committee of American Art Charles J. and Irene Hamm Travelers John Dillaway Alforno, Chef Robert Zemmel Gail Byeff Victor Emerson Barcelona Restaurant & Lisa Casey Table Captain Norman Rockwell Patrons: Special Wine Dinner Hosts Paul and Belinda Firos Wine Bar, Chef Adam Kathryn S. Cox Gail Byeff $500 Martin & Cynthia Cooper Stuart and Holly Holden Greenberg Anita A. Ferrante Julia Ferguson and Michael John Dillaway, Jeffrey Katz Douglas and Tita Hyland Belvedere Café and Restaurant, Thomas C. Flanigan Table Hosts Livshits and Robert McAlister Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Katz Chef Ela Konferowicz Joel Gengras Monique Aduddell and Anita and Anthony Ferrante Brian and Kathy Lindroth Cavey’s Restaurant, Chef Janice Hasenjager Dennis Klapperich Dr. Joseph Garner and Patrons: Mark Lunenburg Steve Cavagnaro & Chef Ann Howard Gail and Peter Byeff Dr. Leslie Scoutt Marlo Bish Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Jesse Powers Carolyn Joseph Atty. Kenneth J. Carifa and Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Kenneth and Judith Kevin McNamara and Craig Esca Restaurant and Wine Kevin McNamara Mr. Mark S. Garavel Holden Boudreau Nowak KPM Arts + Bar, Chef Daniel Sergi & Carle Mowell David and Lisa Casey Kelly and Jonathan Jarvis Kenneth Burtis Antiques Chef Joseph Bucholz Susan A. Rathgeber Marina Luri-Clark and Dave and Sharon Jepson Dr. Peter and Gail Byeff Robert and Alice Naboicheck Feng, Chef John Chen Frances Russell Patrick Clark Dr. Richard L. and Nancy Sandra and Arnold Chase Chris Prosperi Grants Restaurant, Sylvia Sainz de Baranda Kathryn and Thomas R. F. Judd Dr. Martin and Cynthia Patricia and Andrew Salner Restaurant Bricco, and Christine Shivery Cox, III Kathleen and Greg Cooper Demetrius Tolides Bricco Trattoria, Chef Marzena O. Silpe Anita and Anthony Ferrante Kraczkowsky Troy Devens Michael and Linda Tomasso Billy Grant Marenda Stitzer Joe Fig and Rosie Walker Dr. Greg Kraczkowsky, Jr. John Dillaway Michael Watts Jordan Caterers, Chef Jeff Donna M. Stout Thomas Flanigan and Timothy McLaughlin, MD Stuart and Holly Holden Martin and Rebecca Webber Crawford Linda Tomasso Jonathan Stone Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Harvey Kelly and Sylvia W. Casey and Kathryn West Metro Bis & Little City Susan and Donald Hight Michael and Janet Schroeder Kelly Pam West Pizza, Chef Chris SPONSORS R. Stuart and Holly Holden Donna and Sam Stout Stuart Lieblich, DMD Richard Rosenthal Prosperi & Chef Will Platinum Sponsors Tita and Douglas Hyland Susan Arborio Yankus Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Luc and Jodie Morlet, Kokines Kathleen and Greg and Marian Kellner Morlet Family Vineyards ON20, Chef Jeffrey Lizotte Kraczkowsky Donors Susan and John Rathgeber Outpost Wines Peppercorn’s Grill, Chef Carle and Lawrence Mowell Francine du Plessix Gray Mary and Ken Sanzone Spirited Wines Dino Cialfi & Chef Simone and John Reynolds Tom and Margah Lips Steve and Carla Schwartz Vineyard 29 ~ Chuck and Joseph Keane Christine and Chuck Shivery Robert and Margaret Patricelli Todd and Marenda Stitzer Anne McMinn Pond House Café and Pond Gold Sponsor Donna and Sam Stout Marie-Claire and J.P. van Stan and Angela Valencis Seavey Vineyard House Grille, Chef Signet Jewelers Attendees from the Juneteenth celebration held on June 21, 2014 dance the evening away. Linda and Michael Tomasso Rooy Jean-Pierre and Marie Creative Communities Jordan Stein Kimberly and Douglas Claire van Rooy Builders, Ltd. Mohegan Sun, Chef Lynn Silver Sponsors Ann Beha Architects, Inc. Zeytoonjian AUCTION DONORS Schuyler Van Winkle Tablas Creek Vineyard Mansel Connecticut Light & Power Downes Construction Evening Elements Sponsor Steve Adams Greg Watkins Blankiet Estate The Willows, Chef Leo Northeast Utilities Company, LLC Okay Industries, Inc. PATRONS Thomas Adkins Pamela West Araujo Estate Wines Bushey Legrand The Hartford Steam Boiler Childe Hassam Patrons: Negar Ahkami Metro Bis Restaurant Tisane Euro-Asian Café, The Chase Family Foundations: Inspection and Insurance Framing Sponsor $5,000 Barbara J. Alex Auction Donors The Willows Restaurant at Chef Jim Wishneski The Cheryl Chase and Company Shortell Framing, Hartford Linda and Arthur Carter Emma A. Amodio Dr. and Mrs. Riccardo The Double Tree Hotel Stuart Bear Family Hospital for Special Care John Asaro Ambrogio The Mayflower Inn & Spa The ART Party of the Year Foundation New England Guild Wealth Invitation Sponsor Patron Table Hosts: $3,500 Gay Ayers Friend of Committee Anonymous May 3, 2014 The Rhoda and David Chase Advisors Paladin Commercial Printing Conry Asset Management Del-Bourree Bach Member Premier Limousine Family Foundation Otis Elevator Co-North Gerard Lupacchino and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Joan Bauder Westin Copley Place Hotel Gala Co-Chairs The Sandra and Arnold American Operations/ Lighting and Sound Sponsor Lynn Beaulieu Baekeland Dr. Robert Belniak and Blades Salon Kathleen Kraczkowsky Chase Family Foundation UTC Event Resources Inc. Susan and John Rathgeber Susan Bender David DeGumbia igourmet.com Kathryn West Yankee Gas StanChem, Inc. Todd and Marenda Stitzer Nina Bentley Power Boothe Dr. Becker Special Thanks To Robert and Vinka Berg Gail A. Byeff and Peter D. WINAM Wines, LLC Gala Honorary Co-Chairs Bronze Sponsors Copper Sponsors Riverhouse Catering Virginia Bilodeau Byeff, M.D. Ann Howard @ The Bond John and Tamara Lundgren Barnes Group, Inc. American Savings Foundation Nelson H. White and the Holly Binczewski Bank of America Florence Academy of Art,

88 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 89 additional donations and gifts staff

* Departed during fiscal year

Roderick H. Brown Kathleen Kolb Melinda M. Sullivan Sponsors: Nicolai Artymiak Interactive Designer & Developer Emily Misencik Assistant to the Director David G. Brown Fay Ku Rashmi Talpade TD Bank Thomas Bell Director of Finance Camilo Mora Security Richard Brzozowski Estelle Laschever Michael Theise American Savings Holly Binczewski Visitor Services Associate Melissa Nardiello Marketing & Design Manager Miggs Burroughs Carol Lavoie Linda and Michael Tomasso Foundation Shakeea Brister* Assistant Manager Visitor Services & Museum Carolyn Nims* Family Program Assistant Dr. and Mrs. Peter Byeff Alan Lawson Christa Tubach Orlando Camacho Security Cara Oleaz Visitor Services Associate Margot Callahan Neil LeFebvre Ronald Vance Special Thanks To Melanie Carr Associate Director of Visitor Experience & Stephanie Perales Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Kenneth J. Carifa Victor Leger Peter Waite African American Advisory Community Engagement Georgia Porteous Finance Manager Karen Cashman Roxann P. Leibenhaut Brian C. Walters II Committee Stacey Cerullo Assoc. Registrar & Database Coordinator Terrance Regan Visitor Services Supervisor Linda Cheverton-Wick Deborah Leonard June P. Webster City of New Britain, Mayor Jared Chamberlin Visitor Services Associate Japhet Rochester Security M. Jane Christensen Suzanne J. Levy W. Casey and Kathryn West Erin Stewart Tarik Clayton Security Anna Rogulina* Assistant Curator Jeanne Ciravolo Carol LeWitt Nancy Whitcher Sarah Cormier Visitor Services Associate Sarah Rohfling Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Kathy Conyers Thomas and Margah Lips Nelson H. White Featuring David D’Agostino Security Vaurice Rodgers Security Thomas R. Cox III John J. Lo Presti Harriet Winograd Juneteenth Cuisine by Black Donna Downes* Shop Co-Manager Amanda Shuman Development Manager Cheryl Davis Joan M. Losee Tom Yost Eyed Sally’s Amanda Ernest Visitor Services Associate Andriy Shuter Security Clinton A. Deckert Dorothy I. Lund Eleni Zouridakis Paulette Fox’s famous Judy Gaffney* Shop Co-Manager Michael Smith Facilities & Security Manager Mary DeCroce Richard Malinsky KPM Arts + Antiques Juneteenth Punch Keith Gervase Assistant to Collections Manager Sarah Solberg* Curatorial Intern Christine M. Doty Brenda Manning Winter Associates, Inc. Lacy Gillette Development Assistant Amanda Schneider* Education Intern Remarks by Mayor Mary Dwyer William McCarthy Ivoryton Playhouse Ellen Hanley Visitor Services Associate Susan Sterniak Visitors Services Associate Erin Stewart Clare Edwards Timothy P. McLaughlin River Tavern Jenny Haskins Visitor Services Associate Adam Swift* Security Catherine M. Elliott Joan McPherson Don and Amy Droppo, Music by United Audio Douglas Hyland Director Rashmi Talpade Visitor Services Associate Elizabeth Enders Jean A. McQuillan Curtis Packaging Productions Jai Long Lin* Interactive Designer & Developer Angela Taylor Museum Shop Associate Carol English Melissa A. Meredith Torrco Design Center Comedians Rob Santos, Jenna Lucas Development Associate/Membership Levi Taylor* Security Ian Factor David Millen Shuttle Meadow Country Club K’Rina Fort, Chance Michael Lyles* Security Claudia Thesing Director of Development Inez Faillace Nancy S. Morrell Signet Jewelers Ltd Seymour Linda Mare Director of Education John Urgo Collections Manager Paul and Belinda Firos Kat Murphy Connecticut Science Center Celina Marquis Education Program Assistant Margaret Vaughn Museum Shop Manager Claire E. Fish Lily K. Olive Lawrence Jeffrey Estate Emily Martinez Visitor Services Associate Heather Whitehouse Coordinator of Adult Public Programs Jenni Freidman Paul Ott Jewelers Kathryn Matsuzaki Coordinator of School & Family Programs Steven Young* Security Carol Ganick Priscilla Palumbo Hartford Steam Boiler Art Reads 2013 J. Robert Gengras Tom Peterson Inspection & Insurance Joel Gengras Mary Elizabeth Peterson Co. Daniel Graves Charles Pinto Pond House Cafe Peter Greenwood Mario M. Pires Matthew J. Wagner Fine Zbigniew Grzyb Jan Prentice Photography Charlotte Hedlund Sara M. Prentis-Brown Chef Geoff’s Restaurant— Mundy Hepburn James Prosek CG Universal Holly Holden Beth Reynolds George Washington’s Mount Ann Howard Charles R. Robinson Vernon Douglas K.S. Hyland Japhet Rochester Premier Limousine Joan Jardine Dan Roe Erin Jenkins Kevin W. Rollins 14th Annual Juneteenth Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Shawna Rosol Celebration Johnson Claudia M. Ryan Saturday, June 21, 2014 Susan Jositas David Sfara Randie Kahrl Tatyana K. Shelley Event Co-chairs Chester Kempczynski Greg and Marzena Silpe Torrence Conaway Suzanne Kissell William M. Simpson John Pearson Patricia Klein Victoria Sivigny Martin Kline Clare B. Smith Honorary Chair Ella C. Knox Catherine W. Smith Carlyle Hinds Sharon E. Kocay Kathleen C. Smits

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Officers Irene Hamm Acquisition & Loan Elizabeth Rumohr Members Finance Committee Scott Bakal COUNCIL OF Todd Stitzer, Chairman The Honorable Nancy Committee Rusty Tilney John Kaestle Trustees Annette Blaugrund ADVISORS John Howard, Vice Chairman Johnson Trustees Lynne Ustach James Marinelli, Council of Ken Boudreau, Chairman Dick Boyle Susan Austin-Warner ‘16 Kathryn West, Secretary Dr. Theodore Johnson Ken Carifa, Co-Chairman Staff Advisors Sam Bailey Cora Lynn Deibler Janet Bailey '14 Kenneth Boudreau, Treasurer Robert Lesser M. Stephen Miller, Co-Chairman Douglas Hyland, Director James Scott Tim Bergstrom, Trustee Emeritus Vincent DiFate Melody Bernhardt ‘16 Howard Munce Sam Bailey, Jr William Chase Leonard Everett Fisher Lynn Blau '14 Trustees Walt Reed Sylvia Bonney, Honorary Trustee Building and Grounds Development Committee Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Charles Ferguson Cheryl Carlson '14 Samuel Bailey, Jr. ‘14 Nelson H. White Barbara Bradbury-Pape Trustees Trustees Halsey Cook Martha Hoppin Kay Knight Clarke ‘17 Kenneth Boudreau ’16 Rhoda Chase, Trustee Emeritus John Downes, III, Chairman Tom Flanigan, Chairman John Howard Billie Levy Tom Colville '14 Barbara Bradbury-Pape ’14 Trustees Emeriti Linda Cheverton-Wick, Dave Jepson Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus Alan Hunter, Trustee Emeritus Wendell Minor Deborah Coombs '16 Dr. Peter Byeff ’14 Timothy Bergstrom Trustee Emeritus Mike Timura, Trustee Emeritus Martin Cooper John Rathgeber Dennis Nolan Nancy Cutter** '14 Kenneth J. Carifa ‘14 William (Bob) Brown Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus Consultant Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus David Zwiener Roger Reed John Dillaway ‘16 William Chase ‘14 Rhoda L. Chase Anita Ferrante Tom Soyster Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus Members Walt Reed Michael Dooman ‘15 Halsey Cook ‘15 Elizabeth (Betty) Chamberlain Tom Flanigan Members Donna Stout Pierre Guertin, Council of Murray Tinkelman Don Droppo ‘14 Dr. Martin Cooper ‘15 Leonard G. Clough Howard Fromson Mary Gould Chris Shivery Advisors Walter Wick Paul Firos ‘16 Kathryn Cox ‘14 Brendan T. Conry Holly Holden Anthony Mauro Kathryn West Michael Maglaras, Council of John Witt Sue Fisher '16 Anita Ferrante ‘16 Dr. Marie S. Gustin C.J. Joseph Marenda Stitzer, Council of Members Advisors Staff Muriel Fleischmann '14 Thomas C. Flanigan ’15 R. Alan Hunter Brenda Manning, Trustee Emeritus Advisors Jill Coscarelli Douglas Hyland Francine DuPlessix Gray ‘15 Howard A. Fromson ‘5 Dr. Richard L. Judd Hank Martin, Trustee Emeritus Alice Willard Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors Investment Committee David Grey ‘15 Holly Holden ‘15 Coleman B. Levy Jinny McKernan, Trustee Emeritus Staff Sheila Hogan Trustees Nominating Committee Pierre Guertin ‘15 John Howard ‘16 Brenda Manning Tim McLaughlin, Trustee Mike Smith, Building Manager Margaret Lawson, Council of John Howard, Chairman Trustees Tom Gworek '16 John Jezowski ‘16 John S. Manning Emeritus Advisors Sam Bailey Halsey Cook, Chairman Charles Hamm, ‘15 Dave Jepson ‘15 Henry Martin Gloria Oviedo Building and Grounds Mary Piazza, Council of Advisors Ken Boudreau Sam Bailey Sue Hight '14 Carolyn (CJ) Joseph ‘16 Virginia J. McKernan Linda Tomasso, Trustee Emeritus Sub-Committees Susan Rathgeber William Chase Barbara Bradbury-Pape Dorrance Kelly '14 Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘16 Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Chris Shivery Landscaping Michael Reiner Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Holly Holden Harlan Kent ‘15 Gloria Oviedo ’15 Janet L. Myers Marzena Silpe Trustees Staff Grant Jones Gloria Oviedo Margaret Lawson '16 John J. Patrick Jr. ’14 Hugh B. Penney Tom Soyster Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus, Claudia Thesing, Director of Hal Rives, Trustee Emeritus Chris Shivery Dorothy Lund '14 David Polk ‘15 Hal Rives Donna Stout, Trustee Emeritus Chairman Development Tom Soyster Tamara Adler Lundgren '16 John R. Rathgeber Donna M. Stout Lindsley Wellman, Trustee Betty Chamberlain, Trustee Long-Range Plan Committee David Zwiener Michael Maglaras '16 Chris Shivery ’15 Michael Timura Emeritus Emeritus Education Committee Trustees Jim Marinelli '16 Marzena Silpe ‘16 Lindsley Wellman Kathryn West Tom Flanigan Trustees Barbara Bradbury-Pape, Personnel Committee Kevin McNamara '16 Thomas Soyster ‘16 Linda Cheverton-Wick David Zwiener Halsey Cook Melanie McCue, Chairman Chairman Trustees Jack Miller '14 Todd Stitzer ‘14 Zimberly Zeytoonjian Members Members Richard Judd, Trustee Emeritus Ken Boudreau Ken Carifa, Chairman Mary Piazza '16 Melinda Sullivan ‘16 Melody Bernhardt, Council of Nancy Cutter**, Council of Gloria Oviedo Ken Carifa Kathryn Cox Charles Robinson ‘15 Linda Tomasso ‘16 Director Advisors Advisors Melinda Sullivan Coleman Levy, Trustee Emeritus Tom Flanigan Jeannette Schermerhorn '16 Jean-Pierre van Rooy ’14 Dr. Douglas K.S. Hyland Lynn Blau, Council of Advisors Lynne Ustach Kim Zeytoonjian, Trustee Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus Steve Miller Michael Schroeder ‘16 Kathryn West ‘14 Michael Cipriano Emeritus Members John Patrick Stephen L. Schwartz ‘15 David Zwiener ‘15 COMMITTEES OF THE Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors Exterior and Interior Members Don Droppo, Council of Advisors Linda Tomasso Marenda Brown-Stitzer '16 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Muriel Fleischman, Council Finishes Lisa Aldridge Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Kim Zeytoonjian, Trustee Paul Sullivan '16 Resigned during the year Executive Committee of Advisors Trustees Don Droppo, Council of Advisors Jim Marinelli, Council of Advisors Emeritus Paula Viscogliosi ‘17 John Downes III ’14 Trustees Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Ken Carifa, Chairman Terry Gianzinetti Steve Schwartz, Council of Members Lynn Wadhams '16 Grant Jones ’15 John Rathgeber, Chairman Susan Hight, Council of Advisors Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Advisors Doug Bray Jean Young '14 Melanie McCue ’15 Todd Stitzer, Vice-Chairman Wendy Kirkland Members Farida Jilani Farida Jilani Kathryn West, Secretary Dorothy Lund, Council of Michael Reiner Steve Schwartz, Council of Low Illustration Committee Becky Lowry Honorary Trustees Ken Boudreau, Treasurer Advisors Advisors Trustees Lynne Ustach Dr. Frederick Baekeland William Chase, At-Large Kevin McNamara, Council of Mechanical and Electrical Lynn Wadhams, Council of Lindsley Wellman, Chairman, Joan Baekeland Chris Shivery, At-Large Advisors Chip Eveleth, Chairman & Advisors Trustee Emeritus Sylvia Bonney J.P. Van Rooy, At-Large Mary Piazza Museum Member Elaine Zottola Kathryn Cox Alyce Fuller Staff Susan Rathgeber Trustees Members Charles Hamm Douglas Hyland, Director Michael Reiner John Patrick Howard Munce, Chairman, South

92 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '13–'14 93 volunteers volunteers

Ronald B. Abbe Lisa Casey Leonard Everitt Fisher Dianne Hunt-Mason Codi Alberti Maura Casorio Ellen Fisher Linda Irish-Simpson Lisa Aldridge Betty Chamberlain Susan G. Fisher James W. Jacobs, Jr. VOLUNTEERS Michael Allocca Jared Chamberlin Thomas C. Flanigan Ms. Grace Jacobs NBMAA volunteers are the Elizabeth Aloi Richard Charnick Muriel Fleischmann David Jepson lifeblood of the Museum, Carmen T. Aloisi Rhoda Chase Ashley Flores John Jevitts participating in all facets of Kevin Anderson Sandra Chase Jennifer Flynn John Jezowski the institution. Peer reviewers Brent Aresco William Chase Sally Follansbee Dr. Farida Jilani from our accrediting body the Susan Austin-Warner Linda Cheverton-Wick Maureen Foss The Hon. Nancy Johnson Francine D. Augeri Manon-Lu Christ Paulette Fox Sally Johnson American Alliance of Museums Jeanie Babineau Diane Chrusciel Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Dr. Theodore Johnson in their 2011 re-accreditation Sandra Baclaski Michael Cipriano Howard Fromson CJ Joseph report took notice: Fred Baekeland Catherine Clark Alyce Fuller Dr. Richard L. Judd Joan Baekeland Len Clough Judy Gaffney John Kaestle “Particularly impressive was Janet Bailey Allen Cohn Vincent Gagliardi Ingrid Kania the number of volunteers that Sam Bailey Sara Collins Felicia Gajda Ellen Kask contribute to the wellbeing of Scott Bakal Jenna Collins Blaine Galster Mizuki Katakura the New Britain Museum of Marilyn W. Ballard Claire F. Collins Scott Gawlicki Jeff Katz American Art. The Museum’s Gregory L. Banks Tom Colville Joel A. Gengras Alma Kearns A B ability to attract so many eager Ilene Baron Brendan Conry Evelyn Genovese Sirley C. Keezing Julie A. Barrett Carol Conry Natalie Giana Dorrance T. Kelly participants speaks volumes Bonnie S. Beaulieu Erin Conry Teresa Gianzinetti Gretchen F. Kelly about how well the Museum is Dr. Robert Belniak Halsey Cook Janey Giel Erica Keller thought of in the community.” Margaret A. Bercovitz Elly Cook-Jamison Mark Giulietti Joan Kennedy Tim Bergstrom Deborah Coombs Patrick Gorman Harlan Kent A: Melody Bernhardt Dr. Martin Cooper Mary Gould Sheila Kinscherf It's a dedicated group of Alexa Bernstein Ruthellen Corbett Francis Duplessix Gray Kyle Kipfer volunteers who dress the Fred Biamonte Susan Corica Rose A. Greenwald Wendy D. Kirkland Museum up in holiday Lynn Blau Colleen Costin David Grey Rosemary Klotz splendor every year. Annette Blaugrund Kathryn S. Cox Janet Grey Katelyn Koether B: Volunteers Sharon Straka and Marjorie Bishop Steve Crudi Melodie Griffin Marie C. Koller Judy Blakelock Rachel Cutler Alicia Grills Bradford G. Korder Bob Srulowitz at the "Cheers for Lynn Blakely Nancy Dart Ann D. Grimm Kathy Kraczkowsky Volunteers" Party. Joyce Blem Cora Lynn Deibler Rita Griswold Stan Kundra C: Artist performing at Museum Marie Bogdanski Vincent DiFate Tom Gruber Carol Lacoss After Dark January 2014. Sylvia Bonney John Dillaway Rita E. Grygus Sandra LaPointe Ken Boudreau Anne DiPietro Pierre Guertin Barbara V. LaRosa D: Trustee Kathryn Cox (left) C Carolyn Bountress Constance G. Dix Dr. Thomas J. Gworek Tom Lavoie and Director Douglas Hyland Dick Boyle Michael Dooman Karolina Hac Dott Lawrence (right) greets volunteers at the Pat Bowers Donna Downes Charles Hamm Watts W. Lawrence 2nd annual "Cheers for Volunteers" Barbara Bradbury-Pape Don Droppo Irene Hamm Margaret Lawson Irene G. Braren Martha Drummond Stephen F. Hard Dr. Charles N. Leach, Jr. E: Paulette Fox with New Britain Doug Bray Rosa Dubnansky Katherine Harrison Michael Lehmann Mayor Erin Stewart at the 14th Chris Broslin Lydia K. Dyson Janice M. Hasenjager Bob Leo Annual Juneteenth Celebration William Brown Loretta Eason Jenny Haskins Stephanie Leon Angela Burbank Vic Emerson Dr. Patricia P. Hatch Robert Lessen Kerri Buckland Cora Ennis Catherine Heinze Linda Levine Kimberly C. Burris Amanda Ernest Patricia D. Hickox Billie Levy Gail Byeff Armida Espaillat Susan Hight Coleman Levy Dr. Peter Byeff Chip Eveleth Bridget Hinz Barbara Lewis Tyler Cambone Jackie Fastaia Enid R. Hirst Susan H. Livingston Mary L. Cannella Marisa Feijoo Ann Hodgon-Cyr Geraldine Lombard Marlena Cannon Edith Fein Lois Ann Hodlin Katherine R. Lotko Ken Carifa Charles Ferguson Holly Holden Barbara Louis Chery Carlson Anita A. Ferrante Martha Hoppin George A. Louis* D E Dr. Marie Carlson Audena Ferry Ann Howard Becky Lowry Anne Carubba Gay Fialko John N. Howard Zora Luan Ron Carubba Paul Firos Alan Hunter Adam Luchansky

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Report by Independent Accountants: CohnReznick, LLP Ingeborg Lukens Angela Orsene Joseph Servidone Elizabeth Wells Dr. David A. Lund David W. Ostergren Emily Sesko Lindsley Wellman Dorothy Lund Cora Ottoviani Dr. Donald L. Shapiro Rachel Wendt Jessica Lundquist Luc A. Ouellette Roberta Shea Cameron West Tamara Lundgren Gloria Oviedo Ellen Sheehan Kathryn West Man Li Luo Donna Ozga Elana K. Sherwood Nelson White Wendy Lux Cheryl Padolko Carol Shimelman Walter Wick Sara Maddalena John Padrick Christine Shivery Alice Willard Michael Maglaras Susan Palms Sandra Siek Karen Williams Gail Maglio Ann Parkhurst Marzena O. Silpe Jakira Wilson Gregory Maglio Ashley Paskov Judith M. Silver Marina Wilson Darcy Manchak Susan K. Peak Amy Silverman Rosemary Winandy Brenda Manning Hugh Penney Carrie Simon Jane C. Winterfield John Manning Lana B. Pentore Pamela B. Simon John Witt Kathleen Marier Robert Pezze Susan Skarvinko Jennifer Wong James Marinelli Mary M. Piazza Ursula Skierkowski Ruth Woodcock George Martin Beverly F. Pierz Susan Slaga Jean Young Henry Martin Viviana Pinhasi Sarah Solberg Kim Zeytoonjian Estela Martinez Nancy Pilarski Barbara Smith Mary Ziomek Connie Marturano David Polk Samatha Smith Christine Zipps Marsha L. Mason Jill Price Sarah Smith Elaine Zottola Sue Masse John Rathgebar Tom Soyster David Zwiener Paul Massicott Susan A. Rathgeber Norma Spring Anthony Mauro Roger Reed Frank Steele Lynne Mauro Walt Reed Ruth Steely Laura Mazzarella Michael Reiner Marenda Stitzer Mary McCarthy Olivia Rettstatt Todd Stitzer Sekiko McDonald Karen Riccio Donna M. Stout Shelby McInvale Hal Rives Sharon Straka Jinny McKernan Ann Robida Melinda Sullivan Dr. Tim McLaughlin Charles Robinson Dr. Paul Sullivan Melanie McCue Michele Rochette Rhea J. Sutter Kevin P. McNamara Brandon Rodriguez Lydia Szarlan-Baltrush Barbara Mendelson Albina Romanski Deborah Tait Johnathan Metivier Robert Rosenfeld Judith Talbot Michael Milardo Shawna Rosol Mary C. Talbot Les Milch Leah Ross Angela Taylor Margaret Milch Suzanne G. Roy Barbara Taylor Jack Miller Elizabeth Rumohr John A. Thaler Dr. Steve M. Miller Maryanne Rupp Ryan Thorp Michael Mindera Frances V. Russell Rusty Tilney Wendell Minor Claudia M. Ryan Michal Timera Deborah Moore Sylvia Saint de Baranda Murray Tinkelman Josephine Moreno Francesca Salvatore Rena Tobey Joan G. Morgan Louis Salvio Linda Tomasso Carle Mowell Dottie Salvio Mihn Tran Howard Munce Ronald Scardacchi Martha G. Trask Margaret Murphy Sarah Schaller Anna Tufankjian Nancy Najarian Jeannette Schermerhorn Lynne Ustach Andrea Nease Amanda Schneider J.P. van Rooy Erin Newton Whitney Schneider Esther S. Veley Dennis Nolan Samantha Schon Susan Venberg Elizabeth Nyczak Melissa Schrager Carl R. Venditto Sharon M. O'Brien Michael Schroeder Maria Vilcinskas Sarah O'Connor Katia Schutz Theresa Vincenzo Joani Olsen Shirley B. Schwartz Doris Vitali* Judy B. Olson Steve Schwartz Lynn Wadhams Alma Omerovic James Scott Judith Walo

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