The Walters The Year in Review 2008–2009 The The Year in Review 2008–2009 Letter from the Director 03 1

Exhibitions 07

Acquisitions 13

Donors 19

Volunteers 29

Staff 35

Board Of Trustees 39

Financial Information 41

Letter from the Director 3

Dear Friends, challenges, we remain fully committed to maintaining the highly successful free admission policy that we began in 2006, The World Economy sustaining without compromise our school and family programs, For the Walters, the big story of the 2009 fiscal year was the and continuing to present innovative, scholarly exhibitions. Our impact of the world economy on the museum. Our endowment Mission Statement, with its call to public service, is more impor- lost more than 30 percent of its value between the winters of tant to us than ever in these difficult times. 2008 and 2009; given that it accounts for about one quarter of Our institutional response to the economy came in three phases, our operating budget, the impact of that decline is very signifi- informed by budget forecasts out to FY 2013. In mid-December cant. Like virtually all nonprofits, we use a rolling 36-month we instituted a salary freeze and a selective hiring freeze; in average of our endowment to calculate the basis for our annual addition, we cancelled a major international loan exhibition 5 percent draw; the impact of the 2008–2009 market collapse scheduled for the spring of 2010 and closed Hackerman House, will therefore not be fully realized until FY 2011. This enormous our museum of Asian art and the arts of the ancient Americas, financial challenge was compounded by a 30 percent cut in oper- on weekdays. The second phase, a restructuring of the museum’s ational support from City and an 18 percent decline staff, came in late February. We eliminated sixteen positions and in funding from the State Arts Council. The Walters’ announced a furlough policy which goes into effect in FY 2010, financial “perfect storm” was further exacerbated by the fact that beginning with the director and senior staff. The final phase of the generous term funding from Baltimore City and Baltimore our response to the economy unfolded during the spring: once County for our 2006 initiative to eliminate our general admis- the staff had done its work, the Walters’ Board of Trustees boldly sion fee came to an end on June 30, 2009. stepped forward to close what remained a significant budgetary Fortunately, the Walters entered these troubled waters from gap for FY 2010. Happily, our broader circle of donors responded a position of strength: our buildings and galleries have never with extraordinary generosity as well. Despite the dismal econ- been in better condition, our attendance is strong, we are debt- omy, their donations propelled our Annual Fund more than 5 free, and our leadership team of Board and staff is cohesive, percent beyond its already ambitious goal! experienced, and committed. Moreover, despite these enormous The Walters Art Museum

While major challenges remain for the Walters over the next where we prepare our exhibitions. three years, we have gone a long way toward addressing the core Finally, in June we learned that we had been awarded a $1.5 million financial issues brought on by the worldwide recession. We fin- challenge grant from the Mellon Foundation to endow perma- ished FY 2009 with a balanced budget and forecast a balanced nently a staff conservation scientist. This extraordinary honor, budget for FY 2010. which has been bestowed by the Mellon Foundation on only a Opportunities in Adversity small number of art museums nationwide, is a testament to the Board and staff are committed to seizing opportunities even high regard in which the Walters’ Division of Conservation and in these difficult economic times to realize more fully our mis- Technical Research is held. A year earlier, the Mellon Foundation sion of public service. We have come to recognize that the open awarded the Walters a $1.75 million challenge grant to endow to dissemination of information through our website is a natural two postdoctoral positions in the curatorial division. Because complement to our free admission policy. Building on the Trust- both challenge grants included funds that could be spent immedi- ees’ strategic technology initiative of 2006, we reorganized our ately, we are now in the process of filling these three positions. Division of Information Technology this year, hired a new chief 4 Temporary Exhibitions and Our Permanent Collections technology officer, and made two important additional hires Fiscal Year 2009 was marked by three successful temporary to guide the Walters toward a position of national leadership in exhibitions, each of which drew its strength from our renowned online access to our collections and in making the museum a permanent collections. nexus of social networking. (Have a look at our enhanced website: http://thewalters.org) This year we brought online all five thou- Faces of Ancient Arabia, our 2008 summer show, celebrated the sand works of art that we display in our galleries and created an donation to the Walters of sixty works of ancient South Arabian online interactive game for children based on our museum mascot, art from the collection of Carolyn and Giraud Foster. These Waltee, called “Waltee’s Quest”—which received a prestigious Muse strangely modern-looking sculptures of the late Hel- award from the American Association of Museums. lenistic and Roman periods were virtually unknown to and his generation. Thankfully, they have found their Thanks to federal grants from the National Endowment for the public home here in Baltimore, where they represent one of the Humanities and the Institute for Museum and Library Services, most important additions to the Walters’ holdings we were able to set up two onsite digital photography studios, one since the museum opened in 1934. to document important, though little-known, aspects of our col- lection of and the other to create digital surrogates Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry, our highly successful fall exhibi- (complete copies) of our renowned collection of 126 Islamic manu- tion, celebrated the Walters’ renowned collection of historical scripts. The results of both initiatives are now coming online; jewelry, arguably the finest of any American museum. In addi- moreover, last October the , which has tion to two hundred individual works, supplanted by rings from been the subject of intense technical and scholarly research at the the collection of Benjamin Zucker, the exhibition included a Walters for nearly a decade, went online as well. Through tech- number of showing how jewelry was worn in various nology, the Walters Art Museum, even in these troubled times, is regions and periods, a section that examined forgeries through reaching out to our community and to the world as never before. the eyes and examination techniques of our conservators, and an area for children to try on costumes and jewelry. A smaller ver- A note about the Walters Master Plan, which was developed with sion of Bedazzled had toured last year to Nashville and Sarasota, the guidance of Polshek Partnership Architects of New York and drawing large and enthusiastic crowds in both cities. completed in June 2008. Because of the economic downturn, its call for expansion of our campus westward with a new structure The Saint John’s Bible: A Modern though Medieval Methods, on our surface parking lot at the corner of Centre and Cathedral presented by our Women’s Committee, and organized in asso- Streets was necessarily postponed. (Indeed, we were already ciation with the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library of Saint aware before the onset of the recession that significant enhance- John’s Abbey and University in Collegeville, Minnesota, was our ment to the endowment that supports our operational budget spring 2009 exhibition. The installation centered on twenty-two must precede any building expansion.) Nevertheless, what we bifolia (open double pages) from a large vellum manuscript of learned during the preparation of this master plan is informing the Bible that is now being written in English and illuminated conversations now taking place among Board, staff, and Polshek with provocative, contemporary iconography by a team of tal- Partnership Architects on how to make use of the Home Mutual ented calligraphers and artists on behalf of the Abbey. What Insurance Building at 100 West Centre Street, which we have made this already compelling display truly extraordinary was owned since 2005, for art storage and for housing the woodshop the assembly around the bifolia from the Saint John’s Bible of a

www.thewalters.org The Walters Art Museum wide selection of the very best and most interesting of the more than eight hundred illuminated medieval from all over the world in the Walters’ permanent collection. The Saint John’s Bible was truly a feast for those who love books!

Portraits Re ⁄ Examined: A Dawoud Bey Project was a small but impor- tant show in our Level 4 exhibition space. In celebration of our permanent collection and our belief in public access that is at the heart of free admission, we invited Dawoud Bey, one of America’s leading photographic artists, to be our first-ever Walters artist-in- residence. Working with a diverse group of local teens, Dawoud and his team searched our storage collections for historical por- traits that would resonate with photographic portraits that he has taken over the last thirty years. These teens, in collaboration with 5 a gifted contemporary artist, offered our visitors their own inter- pretive voice for our collections.

All in all, this was a great year for the Walters! And so we thank those hundreds of you who have helped see this very special museum through this very difficult period with extraordinary success.

Gary Vikan Director

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Exhibitions 7

Faces of Ancient Arabia: The Giraud and Carolyn Foster evolution of techniques and materials throughout the ages and Collection of South Arabian Art demonstrated the importance of jewelry as an expression of July 20–September 7, 2008 creativity--­­a­nd often wealth and position as well. A special South Arabia—the land of the queen of Sheba—played an impor- emphasis was placed on finger rings throughout history, with tant role during antiquity. This exhibition of ninety-three important examples on loan from the distinguished collection of objects—drawn primarily from a recent gift of approximately the New York gemologist Benjamin Zucker. The exhibition was sixty works of South Arabian statuary, principally in alabaster accompanied by a highlights guide. and dating from the third century bc to the third century ad— Bedazzled was organized by the Walters Art Museum. The exhibi- focused on the importance and splendor of the region's tion included many spectacular pieces from the renowned kingdoms, which prospered through lucrative trade, in incense collection of Benjamin Zucker (New York), which were loaned to and other precious commodities, with , the , and the Walters. Bedazzled was presented by The Women’s Committee the Roman Empire. These impressive artifacts bring to life the of the Walters Art Museum with lead support from Betty Cooke, art and history of an important (but for many Westerners, Bill Steinmetz, and The Store Ltd.; the Richard S. and Rosalee C. unknown) culture of the ancient world. The exhibition also Davison Foundation; The Eliasberg Family Foundation; and The offered images of contemporary through the drawings Tiffany & Co. Foundation. Additional support was provided by and of Yemeni artists Fuad al-Futaih, Hashim Ali Bob and Jackie Smelkinson. Abdalla, and Mohamed Zaidan. Photographs and a video of The Saint John’s Bible: A Modern Vision through Medieval Methods Yemen by Detlef Michael Noack were also on view. There was an February 15–May 24, 2009 education gallery and a publication. The Saint John’s Bible is a new manuscript of the Bible commis- The generous support of Kathryn Coke Rienhoff helped to make sioned by Saint John’s Abbey and University in Collegeville, this exhibition possible. Minnesota. Written in English and fully illuminated, this large- Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry scale book is being created under the direction of master scribe October 19, 2008–January 4, 2009 Donald Jackson. Even though The Saint John’s Bible is yet to be fin- The Walters is one of the few museums in the world that can pro- ished, it has already been widely recognized as a major vide an array of exquisite jewelry from over five thousand years of monument of contemporary and book arts, particu- world history and from a vast spectrum of cultures. This exhibi- larly for its use of new and innovative imagery within an ancient tion of more than two hundred pieces from the Walters’ tradition. This exhibition featured twenty-two bifolios (open- collection—many of them never displayed before—presented the ings) from two volumes of the manuscript, the Book of Wisdom The Walters Art Museum

and the Book of Prophets, set alongside approximately forty-nine (such as Osiris and ) and explained the resurrection sym- manuscripts and objects from the Walters’ permanent collection. bolism of the ancient Egyptian mummiform. There was a discovery gallery focusing on the scriptorium. The exhibition was organized by the Walters Art Museum in Manuscript Focus Exhibitions association with the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library, Saint The Romance of the Rose: Visions of Love in Illuminated Medieval John’s Abbey and University. The exhibition was presented by the Manuscripts Women’s Committee of the Walters Art Museum, with lead sup- January 24–April 19, 2009 port from Edgar and Betty Sweren. Contributing supporters were A thirteenth-century poem written in Old French, The Romance of Michael P. Cataneo, Carole Barney, and Cynthia Alderdice. Addi- the Rose was among the most popular and influential literary tional support was provided by Mary Catherine Bunting and texts of its day. The allegorical treatment of such an enduring Mary Mangione in memory of Nick Mangione. subject as “Love” and the exploration of the notion of “Quest” Herman Maril: An American Modernist make it widely accessible to diverse audiences. This exhibition June 28–August 30, 2009 featured nine very different manuscripts of The Romance of the In celebration of the hundredth anniversary of his birth and in Rose, including Walters ms W.143, drawn from collections in concert with exhibitions held at the Ward Museum in Salisbury, 8 North America. Four fourteenth- and fifteenth-century ivories Maryland, the University of Maryland Art Gallery, and the Prov- from the Walters were also displayed. This was a collaborative incetown Art Association Museum in Massachusetts, the Walters endeavor between the University and the Walters presented a group of paintings by Baltimore artist Herman Maril in association with the launch of a major digitization initiative (1908–86). A graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, by Hopkins and the Bibliothèque Nationale de . Maril initially painted in the Social Realist style, but over the The Romance of the Rose was presented by the Walters Art Museum years, his style evolved into one of semi-abstraction reflecting his in partnership with the Sheridan admiration of works by artists such as Mark Rothko and Milton Libraries’ Sheridan Society and the Florence Gould Foundation. Avery. In his later paintings, Maril adopted a bolder palette, Prayers in Code: Books of Hours from France applying his pigments in broad fields of color. For over thirty April 25–July 19, 2009 years, Maril served on the faculty of Art ⁄ Art History Depart- During the late , Books of Hours became common ment of the University of Maryland at College Park, teaching tools of private devotion and sought-after status symbols. Car- painting to countless students. Twenty-six of his seascapes, land- ried by fashionable ladies in church and collected by rich scapes, and still lifes, painted in Baltimore, Cape Cod, or during bibliophiles, Books of Hours differed greatly in style and orna- his travels across the country and abroad, were shown. ment but were rather predictable in their choice of pictures. The This exhibition was generously sponsored by the law firm of twenty-four manuscripts in this exhibition, however, presented Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, llc. unusual images that challenge our understanding of the rela- tionship between the words of the prayers and their illustrations. Ancient Focus Exhibitions Drawn primarily from the Walters’ collection with a few loans Salviati and the Antique: Ancient Inspiration for Modern Glassmaking (three from the Library of Congress and two from a private col- December 1, 2007–November 9, 2008 lector), the exhibition explored patronage at the court of King Like many other artists, glassmakers of the late nineteenth cen- François I (1494–1547) at a time when controversies over tury were inspired by ancient art, and recent excavations had humanism, religious reform, and orthodoxy shaped the intellec- made the splendor of ancient glass accessible to them. Drawing tual life of discerning patrons. A small catalogue accompanied on various qualities of ancient glass—techniques, motifs, shapes, the exhibition. and colors—Salviati & Co. in Venice produced stunning new cre- ations. By juxtaposing ancient glass with its nineteenth-century Nineteenth-Century Focus Exhibition counterparts, this exhibition of eighteen objects highlighted the Peale’s Portrait of John Meer: A New Addition to the ancient sources for Salviati & Co. and their creative response to American Collection earlier glassmaking techniques and aesthetics. March 4–August 23, 2009 Mummified This exhibition featured eleven works drawn from the collec- November 15, 2008–November 2010 tions of the Walters, the National Gallery of Art, Washington, In 2008, the University of Maryland and the Walters Art D.C. (including the spectacular Rubens Peale with a Geranium Museum performed a ct scan on the Walters’ mummy to con- Pot), the Maryland Historical Society, and the Atwater Kent duct a “virtual autopsy” to find out more about the age, possible Museum of . The show examined Rembrandt illnesses, and the cause of the of the mummified person. Peale's astonishingly rapid technical development in his youth. The visitor could experience the examination of the Walters’ It also investigated the iconographical meaning of the skull, mummy at the two computer stations in the Level 2 lobby and which is an attribute featured prominently in the Walters’ learn more about ancient Egyptian mummification. The exhibi- recently gifted portrait of John Meer. tion of twenty ancient Egyptian objects included animal mummies and works showing mummiform persons and deities

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Portrait Miniature Focus Exhibitions Sonya Clark with a selection of eleven objects from the Walters’ collection. All express in their creative process and ⁄ or material American Miniatures from the A. J. Fink Collection composition a relationship with shifting—often highly subjec- June 28–December 14, 2008 tive—notions of beauty. Clark, a contemporary artist whose In 1963, the A. Jay Fink Foundation, Inc., presented to the Walters methods are concerned with the function of objects (and art) in Art Museum a collection of over 400 portrait miniatures. Given in material culture, makes works that engage the organic life of the memory of Abraham Jay Fink, the works range in date from the object as well as her concerns for its heritage and legacy. There sixteenth through the mid-nineteenth century. Mr. Fink, who died was an interactive, educational component. in 1962, inherited a collection begun in 1930 by an uncle and con- tinued to add to it while attending the major auctions in the field The Special Dead: A Medieval Reliquary Revealed held from the 1930s through the 1950s. This exhibition displayed August 2, 2008–January 18, 2009 eleven miniatures painted by American artists. Human beings in all cultures treasure the mementos of the dead whom they have loved. With the advent of Christianity, the fol- Portraits Produced by and for Women in 18th-Century France lowers who died for God or lived accordingly to his principles December 20, 2008–June 21, 2009 were given special status as saints, and their remains were While on the face of it, there would seem to be very few French thought to unite heaven and earth. The works of art made to women painters in the eighteenth century, there were, in fact, 9 contain saintly bodies, known as reliquaries, played a fundamen- many. Frequently related to better-known male artists by mar- tal role in communicating holiness for audiences of medieval riage or descent, these women have often gone unremarked, pilgrims and the faithful. Using both art historical and technical mostly because so much of what they produced has been undoc- research, this experimental installation—part of a larger exhibi- umented. Miniatures provide compelling visual evidence of their tion project planned for the spring of 2011 that will explore the activity, as was demonstrated in this selection of six works from Christian cult of from late antiquity to the end of the the Walters’ collection. Middle Ages—focused on the early thirteenth-century reliquary shrine of St. Amandus. Japanese Print Focus Exhibition Autumn Colors: Japanese Paintings from the Edo Period Scenes of Daily Life in Edo September 27–November 30, 2008 July 26–October 19, 2008 Through this selection of six paintings from the collection of Inexpensive, mass-produced prints, known as ukiyo-e, provide a Betsy and Robert Feinberg, visitors were able to explore the imag- vivid picture of Japan during the Edo period (1603–1868). Their ing and meaning of the autumn season as it resonated with the low cost and dynamic visual appeal made prints of this type pop- various Japanese schools of painting active during the eighteenth ular with a broad audience, including common people and elite and nineteenth centuries. Works by nanga, rimpa, ukiyo-e, and members of society. They offer an idealized, simplified vision of Maruyama-Shijo painters explored sites and subjects that have everyday life in the final years of Japan’s feudal society. The long been synonymous with autumn in Japan, including the red emphatic presentation of high fashion and elegance, even among leaves of Takao and the crimson momiji, or Japanese maple. figures shown working in the fields, is a striking feature. The twelve prints exhibited in this focus exhibition vividly brought to Portraits Re ⁄ Examined: A Dawoud Bey Project life a fantasy reflective of the desires of Japan’s emergent middle December 13, 2008–February 16, 2009 class, who saw in the images both the real world and a world This artist-in-residence project took place in conjunction with known only in dreams. the Contemporary Museum’s exhibition Class Pictures, featuring photographs by American artist Dawoud Bey, who for the past Other Focus Exhibitions several years created portraits of young people challenging ste- reotypes about urban youth. The Walters’ exhibition featured ten Mapping the Cosmos: Images from the Hubble Space Telescope of Bey’s works juxtaposed with thirteen portraits from the Wal- February 2–July 27, 2008 ters’ permanent collection. During Bey’s artist-in-residency Coinciding with the exhibition Maps: Finding Our Place in the project, the artist collaborated with local teens from several Bal- World, this focus exhibition presented ten images from space timore neighborhoods in a summer workshop that began with taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Hubble images have been an exploration of how race, class, and identity have been instrumental to mapping unknown parts of the universe and addressed in portraiture throughout history. The Walters’ collec- documenting the death and birth of stars millions of light years tion was the basis for discussions about museum practice, the away from us. This exhibition was a joint venture with the Johns role of the museum in society, and the role of contemporary art Hopkins University’s museum program, the students of which in museums with historical collections. served as curators. (Eight additional Hubble images not directly related to this exhibition were installed in the Sculpture Court.)

Sonya Clark: Loose Strands, Tight Knots June 28–September 21, 2008 This exhibition featured nine works of sculpture, beadwork, pho- tography, and three pieces of video art by contemporary artist

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Off-Site Exhibitions Loans to the Walters Art Museum

Realms of Faith: from the Walters Art Museum Faces of Ancient Arabia: The Giraud and Carolyn Foster Collection of Museum of Biblical Art, , New York South Arabian Art March 5–July 13, 2008 Arthur Houghton Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, Maine The , the Sheridan Libraries September 6, 2008–January 4, 2009 of the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland Organized by the Walters, this exhibition presented a selection of Private Collection fifty medieval works from the Walters’ collection, spanning more Bedazzled: 5,000 Years of Jewelry than a millennium and covering a vast geographic range. Anonymous (2) Focusing on the function of religious objects and the meanings U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service they had for their Byzantine and Western medieval users, the two Zucker Family Collection (RCZ, GFC) main sections—“The Realm of the Sacraments” and “The Realm The Saint John’s Bible: A Modern Vision through Medieval Methods of Devotion”—related these objects to what is known about the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library, Saint John’s Abbey way medieval people interacted with similar works, whether in and University, Collegeville, Minnesota 10 public liturgical celebrations or in more personal devotional The John Work Garrett Library of the Sheridan Libraries experiences. A third section, “The Realm of Nature,” explored of the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland medieval views of animals and nature . Julian Waters Sheila Waters The Road to Mohamed Zakariya The Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Memphis, Tennessee October 18, 2008–January 11, 2009 Herman Maril: An American Modernist Frick Art and Historical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Collection of David Maril February 7–May 24, 2009 Collection of Esta Maril Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & Hollander, llc The impressionists famously celebrated the virtues of outdoor Collection of Jan B. Lange painting and the beauty of color and light. Their experiments did The Mason Lord Collection at Garrison Forest School not emerge out of a vacuum, and the artists of the University of Maryland University College, Permanent Collection, school, in particular, played a crucial role in the rise of Impres- Adelphi, Maryland sionism. This exhibition highlighted for the first time the Private Collection exceptional strength of the Walters, particularly in the work of Collection of Robert and Jane Meyerhoff the artists but also in that of the impressionists. Lent by Martin and Thalia Resnick The exhibition presented thirty-two paintings, providing a Mummified superb opportunity to view the full range of mid-nineteenth- Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum, Baltimore, Maryland century landscape painting from forest scenes to stormy seascapes, from scenes of bright sunlight to atmospheric moon- Autumn Colors: Japanese Paintings from the Edo Period light, and from moving depictions of peasant hardship to Collection of Betsy and Robert Feinberg humorous pictures of leisurely activities. Portraits Re ⁄ Examined: A Dawoud Bey Project Things with Wings Courtesy of the artist and Howard Yezerski Gallery Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury, Maryland ’s Portrait of John Meer: May 15–July 19, 2009 A New Addition to the American Collection This exhibition explored the various winged gods and hybrid Courtesy of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania Collection, creatures in ancient . The Greeks conceived of mes- Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania senger gods like and Iris as winged, so they could go Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore, Maryland anywhere and swiftly deliver their messages to gods and mortals National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. alike. Personifications of abstract concepts, such as Love () The Romance of the Rose and Victory (Nike), could also appear as winged humans. The Private Collection wings of monsters like griffins, sirens, and sphinxes enhanced The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, California their terrifying appearance but also protected the beings they The Morgan Library and Museum, New York, New York guarded. The installation presented thirty-two objects, which Philadelphia Museum of Art, Pennsylvania included Greek bronze and marble statuettes, vases, and gems Special Collections Research Center, from the Walters’ collection. University of Chicago Library, Chicago, Illinois Prayers in Code: Books of Hours from Renaissance France Private Collection Rare Book and Special Collections Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

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Loans from the Museum Shah ‘Abbas and the Three Great Shrines of Safavids , , England In the Forest of Fontainebleu: Painters and Photographers from Corot to Monet Pen and Parchment: The Art of Drawing in the Middle Ages Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Texas The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York

Corot: Souvenir et Variations 1823–1906 Kobe City Museum, Japan Musées royaux des Beaux Arts de Belgique, Brussels, Belgium

Realms of Faith: Medieval and , Tinteretto, Veronese: Rivals in Renaissance Venice from the Walters Art Museum Museum of Fine Arts, , Massachusetts Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville, Maine Musée du Louvre, , France

The Road to Impressionism An Antiquity of Imagination: Tullio Lombardo and Venetian High The Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Memphis, Tennessee Renaissance Sculpture Frick Art and Historical Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Art in the Age of Steam From to the Carracci: The Art of Papal Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Canada 11

Sentimental Journey: The Art of Alfred Jacob Miller Patron and Painter: Situ Panchen and the Encampment Style Amon-Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas Rubin Museum of Art, New York, New York Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebraska I tesori del collezionismo dei Gonzaga. Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi ditto Giovanni Bellini l’Anitco: uno scultore nella Mantova di Mantegna e Isabella d’Este Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome, Italy Museo di Palazzo Ducale, Mantova, Italy

Amico Aspertini, 1475–1552 Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna, Italy

Masterpieces in Bronze: Riccio Frick Collection, New York, New York

The Triumph of Marriage Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, Massachusetts John and Mabel Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, Florida

Pompeii and the Roman Villa National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California

Artistic Luxury: Fabergé, Tiffany, Lalique Museum of Art, Ohio Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, California

Byzantium, 330–1453 Royal Academy of Arts, London, England

Jan Lievens (1607–1674) National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin

Art and Love in Renaissance Italy The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, New York Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas

Hearst the Collector Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California

Things with Wings Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury, Maryland

The Reunification of an Early Italian Triptych: Tomasso del Massa and the Florentine Tradition Bob Jones University Museum and Gallery, Greenville, S.C.

A Circus Family: Picasso to Léger , Maryland

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Gifts Maya, Lidded Tripod Vase with Jaguar Head Nayarit (Chinesco), Seated Male Figure with Finial, ceramic blackware (48.2799) Arms Resting on Upraised Knees, reddish Anonymous Gift, 2008 Maya, Tripod Dish with Mammiform Supports orange ceramic with tan and black paint Colima, Face , ceramic black ⁄ brown- and Resist Zigzag Lines in the Interior, (48.2817) ware (48.2786) ceramic orangeware (48.2810) Olmec (Las Bocas), Bowl with Carved Design, Colima, Seated Dwarf Shaman with Horn on Maya (Quiche), Polychrome Figural Urn with ceramic blackware with traces of red Forehead and Hands on the Knees, ceramic Jaguars and Skulls, ceramic buffware with pigment (48.2785) buffware with red and brown paint polychrome (48.4818) Olmec (Las Bocas), Carved Bowl with Jaguar (48.2792) Maya (Jaina), Engraved Profile Head with Dragon Motif, ceramic blackware with cin- Colima (Comala), Tlaloc Incensario, ceramic Inlaid Eye, shell with inlay (72.32) nabar (48.2797) buffware (48.2803) Mixtec, Polychrome Standing Figure with Olmec (Las Bocas), Reclining Figure Resting Colima (Ortices), Standing Figure with Elabo- Raised Hand, ceramic buffware with poly- on Pillow, ceramic buffware with cream rate Costume Holding Rattles, ceramic chrome (48.2812) slip and traces of reddish orange pig- tanware (48.2808) Mixtec, Tlaloc Head Flask, ceramic ment (48.2800) Colima, Armadillo Effigy Vessel, ceramic buffware with polychrome (48.2813) Olmec (Las Bocas), Seated , ceramic redware (2008.17.1) Mixtec, Polychrome Effigy Shell, ceramic buffware with cream slip and cinnabar Jalisco, Kneeling Female Figure Holding a buffware with polychrome (48.2814) (48.2796) Bowl, ceramic creamware with black Mixtec, Polychrome Effigy Shell, ceramic Olmec (Las Bocas), Standing Figure with Top- paint (48.2794) buffware with polychrome (48.2815) knot, ceramic buffware with white slip Jalisco, Seated Male Figure, ceramic buff- Nayarit (Ixtlan del Rio), Polychrome Seated and cinnabar (48.2798) ware with reddish orange paint (48.2802) Old Female Figure with Bowl, ceramic with Olmec (Las Bocas), Standing Figurine, Jalisco (Ameca Gray), Seated Puppy, ceramic cream and dark brown (48.2787) ceramic buffware with cream slip and buffware with ochre paint overall Nayarit, Kneeling Female Figure with Hands cinnabar (48.4819) (48.2816) on Abdomen, ceramic buffware with Olmec (Las Bocas), Standing Figurine, Maya, Pair of Painted Earflares with Profile sienna, white and black paint (48.2791) ceramic buffware with cream slip and Deity Heads, ceramic buffware with black Nayarit, Polychrome Standing Female with cinnabar (48.4820) brown paint (48.2790A-B) Bowl on Shoulder, ceramic buffware with Olmec (Tenenexpan), Hollow Seated Figure Maya (Quiche), Polychrome Lidded Urn with polychrome (48.2795) with Asphalt Paint, pale orangeware Seated Figure, ceramic buffware with poly- ceramic with ivory slip, black and red chrome (48.2793) pigment (48.2801) The Walters Art Museum

Olmec (Tlapacoya), Hollow Seated Figure, Chavín, Acrobat Effigy Stirrup Spout Vessel, Recuay, Fertility Scene Vessel, ceramic buff- ceramic buffware with cream slip and ceramic gray brownware (2009.12.11) ware with polychrome (48.2825) red pigment (48.2805) Chimu, Stirrup Vessel, ceramic (48.2854) Recuay, Painted Dipper Vessel, ceramic buff- Tarascan, Spouted Vessel with Stirrup Handle, Chimu, Jar, ceramic (48.2858) ware with polychrome (48.2838) ceramic buffware with cream and orange Chimu, Beaker, silver (57.2307) Recuay, Temple or House Vessel, ceramic paint (48.2789) Chimu, Headband, silver (57.2308) whiteware with polychrome (48.2841) Tlatilco, Tripod Effigy Vessel, ceramic Chimu, Standing Female Figure, wood Recuay, Spouted Effigy Vessel, ceramic with orangeware (48.2809) (61.353) paint (48.2847) Tlatilco, Bottle with Sharp Shoulders with Chimu, Standing Figure, wood, textile Recuay, Blackware Vessel, ceramic black- Incised Design, ceramic redware (48.2811) (61.354) ware (48.2859) Tlatilco, Figure, ceramic buffware with Chimu, Carved Standing Figure, wood Salinar, Figurative Bottle, ceramic orange- yellow and red paint (48.2821) (61.357) ware (48.2852) Tlatilco, Figure, ceramic buffware with Chimu, Standing Figure, wood (61.358) San Agustin, Lidded Burial Urn, ceramic yellow and red paint (48.2822) Chimu, Erotic Couple, wood and textile brown ⁄ blackware (48.2844) Veracruz, Hacha of a Human Head with (2009.13.14) Sinú, Standing Figure of a Mother and Child, Helmet, gray volcanic stone (29.8) Chimu, Standing Figure, wood, hair, textile brown-gray terracotta (48.2853) 14 Veracruz, Weight in Dumbbell Shape, stone (2009.13.33) Sinú, Olla with Annular Base and Modeled (29.9) Colombian, Vessel with Flared Rim, ceramic Figures, ceramic yellowware (48.2860) Veracruz (Remojadas), Standing Female (48.2856) Tairona, Stone Adze, stone (41.329) Figure with Tall Headdress and Ankle length Guangala, Head, ceramic (48.2846) Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone Dress, ceramic orangeware (48.2804) Huari, Head Pot with Painted Design, (41.330) Veracruz (Remojadas), Seated Nude Male ceramic (48.2849) Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone Smiling Figure with Upraised Arms, ceramic Inca, Vessel of Spirit Man on Gourd, ceramic (41.331) buffware (48.2807) (48.2834) Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone Xochipala, Bloodletter with Standing Human Jama Coaque, Figure Seated on a Bench with (41.332) Figure on Handle, greenstone with cin- Hands Held to Mouth, ceramic buffware Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone nabar and white pigment (29.7) (48.2862) (41.333) Xochipala, Standing Ballplayer, ceramic Lambayeque, Double Whistle Vessel with Sea Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone buffware with traces of red pigment Birds, ceramic (48.2826) (41.334) (48.2806) Moche, Portrait Vessel, ceramic (48.2827) Tairona, Ancestral Figure, brown stone Zapotec, Effigy Urn of Cocijo, ceramic gray- Moche, Dipper Depicting Singing Man, (41.335) ware with traces of polychrome paint ceramic redware (48.2828) Tairona, Ocarina with Standing Zoomorphic (48.2788) Moche, Female Figure in Birthing Position, Figure with Crescent Headdress, ceramic ceramic orangeware with cream paint grayware (48.2845) Anonymous Gift, 2009 (48.2836) Tairona, Zoomorphic Effigy Whistle, ceramic Bahia, Bowl with Flower Motif, ceramic tan- Moche, Seated Prisoner Stirrup Vessel, brown blackware (48.2851) ware with polychrome (48.2857) ceramic orangeware with paint (48.2840) Tairona, Bat Pendant with Outstretched Wings Chancay, Mummy Mask with Wig, wood, Moche, Effigy Stirrup Vessel, ceramic with Openwork Design, shell (72.33) textile, hair (61.355) blackware (48.2842) Vicus, Feline Vessel, ceramic (48.2835) Chancay, Peruvian, Orator’s Staff with Moche, Feline Effigy Stirrup Vessel, ceramic Carved Warriors, wood (61.356) grayware (48.2843) Gift of The Austen-Stokes Ancient Americas Chancay, Textile Doll, cotton, wool, wood Moche, Knife (tumi) with Removable Figural Foundation, 2008 (83.768) Handle, green copper with patina , , Face Plaque, ad 250– Chavín, Stirrup Vessel with Incised Designs, (54.3078) 600, black limestone (29.6) ceramic grayware (48.2823) Nazca, Effigy Vessel of a Seated Figure with Promised Gift of Dorothy D. Bair Chavín, Spouted Vessel with Carved Designs, Long , ceramic with polychrome and Robert R. Bair, 2008 ceramic blackware (48.2829) (48.2331) William-Adolphe Bouguereau (French, Chavín, Temple Effigy Stirrup Vessel, ceramic Nazca, Bowl with Janus Heads, ceramic 1825–1905), The Cherry Picker, 1871, brownware (48.2830) (48.2855) oil on canvas (37.2780) Chavín, Feline and Cactus Stirrup Vessel, Nazca, Post with Carved Faces, wood with ceramic grayware (48.2832) red paint (61.351) Gift of Jenny Blomquist, 2008 Chavín, Stirrup Vessel with Figure, ceramic Nazca, Post with Carved Faces, wood with Greek, Tanagra Figurine, ca. 4th–2nd blackware (48.2837) red paint (61.352) century bc, terracotta (23.281) Chavín, Stirrup Spout Vessel, ceramic Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1214) Greek, Tanagra Figurine, 19th–20th orangeware (48.2839) Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1215) century copy, terracotta (2007.19.2) Chavín, Stirrup Vessel, ceramic grayware Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1216) (48.2848) Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1217) Gift of Stephen W. Fisher, 2008 Chavín, Standing Figure, ceramic buffware Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1218) Japanese, Pair of Vases, late 19th century, with paint (48.2850) Peruvian, Bone Object, bone (71.1219) cloisonné enamel (2008.28.1–2) Chavín, Stirrup spout Vessel with Ridged Sur- Peruvian, Bird Plaque, bone (71.1220) face, burnished ceramic gray brownware Recuay, House or Temple Scene Vessel, beige (48.2861) ceramic with polychrome (48.2824)

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Gift of John and Berthe Ford, 2008 Nicolas-Toussaint Charlet (French, 1792– Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), Indian (Madhya Pradesh), Lotus Man (Prad- 1845), Napoleon with Folded Hands Seen A Horse and a Woman, ink on paper (37.2797) mapurusha), ca. 600, sandstone (25.258) from the Rear, graphite on laid paper (French, 1861–1932), Bust of a Pakistan (Ancient Gandhara), Narrative (37.3803) Maiden in a Landscape, pencil on paper Panels with Scenes from the Buddha’s Life, Eugène Delacroix (French, 1798–1863), Chil- (37.2801) 2nd century, grey schist (25.259) dren of Niobe Killed by Diana, graphite on Félicien Rops (Belgian, 1833–1898), Confes- Indian (Uttar or Madhya Pradesh), Dwarf paper (37.2786) sional, Toledo, 1889, graphite and wash on Form of Vishnu, 10th century, pink sand- Jean Baptiste Edouard Detaille (French, paper (37.3804) stone (25.260) 1848–1912), Two Soldiers with Horses, ink Henry Somm (French, 1844–1907), Third- or eastern , Cosmic Mount Meru, and wash on beige paper (37.2795) Class Carriage, pen and ink on beige paper 18th century, appliqué and embroidery Gustave Doré (French, 1832–1883), Four tipped in a mat (37.2799) with silk (35.302) Children Playing, ink on cream-colored Tibet (Kham), Mahasiddha Ghantapa and the paper (37.3807) Gift of Jean and Sidney Silber, 2008 Great Flood, 18th century, pigments on Gustave Doré (French, 1832–1883), Portrait After Thomas Tuttell (English, active cotton (35.303) of the Artist’s Brother, watercolor on laid 1695–1702), Scrimshaw Sundial, early 19th (Bihar) or Tibet, A Buddhist Votive beige paper with watermark (37.2796) century?, ivory (2008.22) Tablet, ca. 1400, bronze (54.3075) Jean-Léon Gérôme (French, 1824–1904), Gift of Dr. Joaneath Spicer, 2008 15 India (West Bengal), Shiva and Family, Man Walking on a Road, 1890s, pencil and Austrian, Taler of Archduke Ferdinand of Aus- 10th century, bronze (54.3076) ink on thin beige paper (37.2798) tria (1529–96), ca. 1590–95, silver (57.2303) Jean-Léon Gérôme (French, 1824–1904), Conrad Bloc (Flemish [Antwerp], active Gift of the Estate of Henry Ginsburg, 2008 Study of Lions, ca. 1900, pencil on thin Burmese, Votive Tablet: Buddha at the Maha- 1577–1602), Medal of Archduke Albert (1559- beige paper tipped onto a sheet (37.2789) 1621), 1596, bronze (54.3074) bodhi Temple, 11th century, terracotta François Marius Granet (French, 1775– (25.257) Bohemian (Prague), Taler of Emperor Rudolf 1849), View of a Cloister, sepia ink and II (1552–1612), 1604, silver (57.2304) Gift of Dr. Hans Goedicke, 2008 wash on heavy beige paper mounted George Bower (English [London], active Egyptian ⁄ Kushite, Situla Bearing the Names on a mat of white paper (37.2787) 1650–90), Coronation Medal of William of Kashtar and Amenirdis, Alfred Grévin (French, 1827–1892), (Willem III) and Mary, 1689, silver (57.2306) 745–715 bc, bronze (54.3077) Man Bowing to a Woman, watercolor on Flemish (Antwerp mint), Coin of Archdukes paper adhered to a French mat (37.3806) Albert and Isabella, 1618, silver (57.2305) Gift of Dr. Hans Goedicke, 2009 Antoine-Jean Gros (French, 1771–1835), Egyptian, Fragment of a Mummy Wrapping, Portrait of Joachim Murat, King of Naples, Gift of the executors of Henk L. Visser estate 664–525 bc, ink on linen (83.767) ca. 1808, ink on beige paper (37.2788) and his children (his heirs) donated in loving Jean Jacques Henner (French, 1829–1905), memory of Henk L. Visser by his Family, 2008 Gift of Michael de Havenon in memory Studies of Six Heads, graphite with added Dutch, Sandglass, 19th century, bone and of Henry Ginsburg, 2008 white on dark beige paper (37.3805) glass (1999.3.1) Tai, Manuscript, 19th century, ink and Eugène Louis Lami (French, 1800–1890), pigments on paper (W.921) Portrait of a Man with a Beard, brown ink Gift of Mr. Edward T. Wilson, 2008 Jean-Léon Gérôme (French, 1824–1904), Gift of Arthur Houghton, 2008 wash, chalk and pencil on paper Study for the Roman Slave Market, pencil Palmyrean, Funerary Portrait of a Priest, (37.2800) on paper (37.2783) 1st–2nd century ad, limestone (22.475) Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier (French, 1815–1891), Four Figural Studies, ink on Gift of Mr. Edward T. Wilson in honor of Gift of the Maril Family in memory of paper with traces of an under drawing William R. Johnston, 2008 John Dorsey, 2009 in pencil (37.3802) Jean-Léon Gérôme (French, 1824–1904), Herman Maril (American, 1908–1896), Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), Study for The Tulip Folly, pencil on paper City Street, 1928, ink and wash on paper Hommes en Grande Bottes, watercolor on (37.2784) (2009.25.15) cream-colored paper tipped onto a white sheet (37.2790) Gift of The Joseph F. McCrindle Foundation, Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), 2009 Le Militaire, watercolor on cream-colored After Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796– paper tipped onto a white sheet (37.2791) 1875), Hercules and Pythie, 1920s, pencil on Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), paper (2009.8.26) Homme au tutu, watercolor on cream-col- After Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796– ored paper tipped onto a white sheet 1875), Medallion with Figure of Europa, 1920s, (37.2792) pencil on paper (2009.8.18) Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), Émile Bernard (French, 1868–1941), Nudes, one of two Espagnols, watercolor on ink on cream-colored paper (37.3808) cream-colored paper tipped onto a Albert Besnard (French, 1849–1934), View of white sheet (37.2793) “Columbo,” ink on paper (2009.8.16 Prosper Mérimée (French, 1803–1870), one of two Espagnols, watercolor on cream-colored paper tipped onto a white sheet (37.2794)

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PURCHASES English, Port Mug, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.7) Museum purchase, 2008 English, Child’s Mug, 1790–1830, Egyptian, Necklace, ca. 1450 bc, lusterware (2008.24.8) gold and (42.1515) English, Child’s Mug, 1790–1830, Museum purchase, 2008 lusterware (2008.24.9) Circle of the Boucicaut Master, Illuminated English, Bank in the Shape of a House, manuscript: Fragment from a Book of Hours in 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.10) the Walters Collection, Paris, c. 1420; pig- English, Pitcher with Two Birds, 1790–1830, ment, ink on parchment; 27 leaves and 4 lusterware (2008.24.11) miniatures (W.273 add) English, Pitcher with Leaves, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.12) Museum purchase, Renaissance & Bequest, The Joseph F. McCrindle Collection, Acquisition Fund and a generous grant and 2008 individual donations through the Banner- Giorgio Vasari (Italian, 1511–1574), Lewis-Tanner Circle, 2009 The Virgin and Child with Saints, 16 German, Fragment of a wall painting of St. ca. 1545, pencil and brown ink and Maurice, ca. 1490–1500, on gesso wash over metal point (37.2781) transferred to canvas, laid down on chip- Giorgio Vasari (Italian, 1511–1574), Two Men board (37.2785) in a Landscape with Intertwined Serpents, ca. Museum purchase, Ancient Art Acquisition 1555, pen and brown ink on blue paper Fund, 2009 (37.2782) Aryballos, 6th–5th century bc, faience (48.2863)

Museum purchase, with funds provided by the W. Alton Jones Foundation Acquisition Fund and Joel Goldfrank, 2009 Thomas Wyck (Dutch, 1616–1677), Kitchen Interior, ca. 1660, oil on canvas laid on panel (37.2809)

BEQUESTS

Bequest of the estate of Laura Delano Eastman, 2008 Assorted items including an (American, 1928–1987) cut-out “Horse;” a pair of pencil sketches attributed to George Cruikshank (English, 1792–1878); Asian jade, ivory, and wood objects; pair of chairs; jewelry; rugs; and a tapestry. William Makepeace Thackeray (English, 1811–1863), Travelers in a Mountain Pass, watercolor (2008.18.2) Seal with Henry Walters’ monogram, brass, wood handle (A.13)

Bequest of Mrs. Arthur Gutman, 2008 English, Pitcher with Parrot, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.1) English, Wellington Pitcher, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.2) English, Pitcher with Three , 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.3) English, Pitcher with Mask, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.4) English, Pitcher, Sir Francis Burdets, 1790– 1830, lusterware (2008.24.5) English, Pitcher, George Lawton, 1790–1830, lusterware (2008.24.6)

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Donors Individual Donors Frank D. Brown Charitable Trust I ⁄ Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. English The Walters Art Museum extends sincerest President’s Club ($50,000+) The Bunting Family Foundation thanks to everyone acknowledged here— Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Feinberg Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Calvert individuals, foundations, corporations, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. H. Ward Classen and government entities—and who con- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte The Cordish Family Foundation tributed so generously in fy 2009 (July 1, Mrs. Cynthia R. Mead The Jane and Worth Daniels Jr. Fund Modell Family Foundation 2008 to June 30, 2009). The support of our Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Davison Mr. and Mrs. George J. Pedersen family of friends and donors enables the Mr. James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Walters to present a rich and varied experi- and Dr. Mychelle Y. Farmer Adena and David Testa The Helen P. Denit Trust ence to visitors from all walks of life and Ms. Cynthia L. Egan from all corners of the globe. Benefactor ($25,000–$49,999) Mr. Kenneth S. Battye The Harry L. Gladding Foundation ⁄ Thank you for making the Walters a pri- Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Borden ority in these challenging times. We are Mr. Robert E. Hall Michael and Jane Glick Family fortunate indeed to have such generous Ms. Jennifer Hopkins Philanthropic Fund Mrs. Mary B. Hyman friends and advocates. Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff Ben and Kyle Legg and Ms. Rheda Becker The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. General Operating Support Mr. and Mrs. William L. Paternotte Mr. Dwight S. Platt Mr. Stanley Mazaroff Maryland State Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sherman and Ms. Nancy L. Dorman City of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Baltimore County Government and Founders’ Circle ($10,000–$24,999) Sheila and Sara Perkins Fund Baltimore County Commission on Arts Anonymous (2) of the Boston Foundation and Sciences Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bain Perkins Improvement Fund of the Boston Carroll County Government Bond Family Fund ⁄ Foundation ⁄ Mr. William H. Perkins and and Carroll County Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. Ms. Amy L. Huntoon Harford County Government Bozzuto Family Charitable Fund Roche Family Foundation Howard County Government and Howard The William R. and Wendyce H. Brody Fund Mr. and Mrs. John R. Rockwell County Arts Council Mr. and Mrs. Eddie C. Brown Miss Dorothy McIlvain Scott The Wieler Family Foundation Jay M. Wilson Fund The Walters Art Museum

Henry and William Walters Circle Linehan Family Foundation Ms. Brigid Goody ($5,000–$9,999) Mrs. Isaac C. Lycett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thorne Gould Anonymous Kate and Bunky Markert Dr. Roland R. Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Calvin H. Baker Mr. David D. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Griswold IV Caplan Family Fund and Ms. Michelle Nilssen Dr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hanley The H. Chace and Helen S. Davis Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mrs. E. Phillips Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff Hebb Family Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Ford Mrs. Sally J. Michel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Hess The James A. and Patricia O. Goodyear Mrs. J. Jefferson Miller II Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Homer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Decatur H. Miller Mrs. Katharine Finney Baetjer Hornady Mrs. Rosemary Keyser Harder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. D. Millspaugh Dr. and Mrs. Mohammad Inayatullah Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Ms. Ann K. Morales Mr. George W. Johnston Betty Huse MD Charitable Foundation The Peterson Family Foundation The Terral and Lynn Jordan Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Jennings, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Pinto III Dr. and Mrs. Marc Kahn The Gloria B. and Herbert M. Katzenberg Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Riggs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kaplan Irving Kohn Foundation, Inc. Rogers-Wilbur Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jay Katz 20 Mrs. Mary C. Mangione The Honorable Paul S. Sarbanes Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Kent, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George V. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Schapiro Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kovacs The Mittelman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Scott The Abraham & Ruth Krieger Charles J. and Mary Kathryn Nabit M. Sigmund and Barbara K. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Nehra Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. MacDonald Mr. Matthew S. Polk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Shepard The Dr. Frank C. Marino Foundation and Ms. Amy Gould Mrs. Arthur W. Sherwood MIDABI Philanthropic Fund ⁄ Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rauch Mr. Bradley A. Siersdorfer and Mrs. George B. Hess, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Rogers and Ms. Lenora Genovese Lloyd E. Mitchell Foundation Mr. Paul Ruddock Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Silber Mr. and Mrs. J. William Murray and Ms. Jill Shaw-Ruddock Mr. Leonard J. Sorese Myerberg Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sasser Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Pakula Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Van Dyke Family Foundation ⁄ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Palkovitz Mr. and Mrs. Marinos Svolos Mr. and Mrs. George Van Dyke Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Pappas Van Dyke Family Foundation ⁄ Mrs. Gladys W. Winter Mr. James D. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke Witt ⁄ Hoey Foundation Dr. John W. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wiese and Mrs. Jane Champe Payne Curators’ Circle ($1,500–$2,499) Mr. Bruce P. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James A. Perdue Anonymous (2) Mrs. Jean Riddell Director’s Circle ($2,500–$4,999) Dr. and Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos The Rothschild Charitable Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Askin Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Albert Dr. and Mrs. Neal Salomon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Boesel The Honorable Mahlon Apgar IV Mrs. Marilyn Scher Dr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott and Mrs. Apgar Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark The Campbell Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bair Dr. Herbert A. Silverman The Charlesmead Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr. and Ms. Penelope L. Pine Mr. and Mrs. Beverley C. Compton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allen Bourne, Jr The Bill and Lisa Stromberg Family Trust Arthur & Isadora Dellheim Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Burchard Dr. and Mrs. Gary K. Vikan Mr. and Mrs. Mathias J. DeVito Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cowie, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. A. Eric Dott Miss Caroline H. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. West Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Dunn Doctrow Family Fund The Marjorie Wyman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dwyer Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Drachman Charitable Annuity Trust Mr. and Mrs. William F. Farley Dr. James R. Duke Dr. Laurie S. Zabin Fleming Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. C. Franklin Eck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Calman J. Zamoiski, Jr. Ms. Norma Jean Geesey Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Espenshade Mrs. W. H. Holden Gibbs Mrs. Randal B. Etheridge, Jr. Patron ($750–$1,499) Michael C. and Kris Anne Gitlin Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Ferguson Anonymous The Hecht-Levi Foundation, Inc. The Milton M. Frank and Thomas B. Adalman-Goodwin Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Henderson Sprague Foundation, Inc. ⁄ Mr. Albert G. Aaron The David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Abromaitis and Ms. Myrna Kaplan Foundation Freedlander Family Foundation Mr. Walter W. Appel Ms. Toney Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garrett Mrs. Alexander Armstrong AC and Penny Hubbard Foundation, Inc. Mr. Craig Gayhardt Mr. Alexander C. Baer Mrs. Harry E. Karr Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Bartlett II Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Laporte Ms. Sandra Levi Gerstung Mr. Steven I. Batoff and Dr. Carol R. Batoff The Bernice and Donald Levinson Ms. Joanna Davison Golden Mr. and Mrs. David Beers Philanthropic Fund Mrs. Charlotte Ober Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Behrens

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Corporate Sponsors Joanne and Arthur Bluethenthal In Memory of Laura D. Wilson Calvert Wholesale Florists Ms. Ann K. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Alex Cooper Auctioneers Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Garfink In Memory of Paul F. Lohmeyer Legg Mason Mr. Robert Garonzik Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schwark Dana M. Locnisker, Mrs. Lorraine D. Glick The Locknisker Group Mr. David L. Greid II In Honor of Linda Brown’s Birthday Merrill Lynch and Ms. Joyce Ann Burman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barber Marie A. Vanerian, Mr. LeRoy E. Hoffberger Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Brown The Vanerian Group Mrs. Marjorie D. Jaffe Mrs. Edward A. Halle WYPR 88.1 Mrs. R. Donald Jandorf Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Himmelrich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keenan Mrs. J. Jefferson Miller Pedestal Sponsors Mrs. Nancy W. Korach Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zadek The Bernard Family Mr. and Mrs. Jon H. Levinson Brown Advisory Mrs. Harry R. Lobe In Honor of Mrs. Clelia Carey J. Brown Jewelers Manekin LLC Mr. and Mrs. Eberhard Faber Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Polakoff Suzi Keats Cordish In Honor of Michael and Jane Glick’s Residential Title & Escrow Co. 26 Alexandra and David Dalury Anniversary S. B. Resnick, Ph. D. Lynn and Tony Deering ⁄ Mrs. Lorraine D. Glick Ms. Lilian Schultz and Ms. Laurie Rodrick The Charlesmead Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ward In Honor of Beatty Levi’s Birthday Stephen W. Fisher Ms. Barbara Weyworth Mrs. Donald S. Levinson Joanna Davison Golden Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Winner and Kathy Godine Phillips In Honor of Stanley Mazaroff Mr. Michael H. Yerman Hill & Company Realtors Mr. and Mrs. C. Franklin Eck and Mr. Marc Hayes Barbara and Sam Himmelrich In Honor of William Noel Andie and Jack Laporte In Memory of Esta Maril Ms. Lisa Ruff Kathy and Roger Novak Mrs. Norma Jane Danzer Dr. and Mrs. Damie Stillman In memory of Joan Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goldman Riparius Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hutman In Honor of John Shields Clair Zamoiski Segal and Thomas H. Segal Mrs. Leah E. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. David R. Peterson Stone Mill Bakery Dr. and Mrs. Julian R. Krevans In Honor of Ben Tilghman Towson Orthopaedic Associates Ms. Jean W. Melton-Koch Art Seminar Group, Inc. George and Beth Van Dyke and Mr. R. Price Koch Walters Women’s Committee Members Mr. and Mrs. Philip Macht In Honor of Thérèse E. Ulmer Witt ⁄ Hoey Foundation Ms. Vicki Meade Baltimore Wellesley Club The Women’s Committee The Rev. and Mrs. Frederic Muir In Honor of Robert Zimmerman’s Birthday of the Walters Art Museum Mr. and Mrs. William L. Pressly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingery In Memory of Herman Maril Bequests Received In Appreciation of the Staff at the Mr. Kenneth L. Greif Walters Art Museum Mr. George R. Grose and Ms. Amy Macht Estate of Benjamin Chert Mr. and Mrs. Sydney S. Kemper Estate of Sara F. Faidley Ms. Joan M. Hoblitzell Estate of Randall Greenlee The Newspaper Guild Endowment Gifts (Gifts Estate of Rosalie J. Johnson Dr. Lilian M. C. Randall to Existing Endowments) Estate of Lawrence D. Kelsey Dr. and Mrs. F. Parvin Sharpless Estate of Sara L. Siebert In Memory of Adele P. Simpler General Endowment Fund Estate of Albert H. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Yancich Mr. and Mrs. John H. Laporte Estate of M. E. Thompson Ruth R. Marder In Memory of Katherine P. Schwabe Mr. and Mrs. Hervey S. Stockman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fields Recognition Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Dyke Ms. Michele D. Herman In Memory of Lee Alderdice 18th- and 19th-Century In Memory of Sara L. Seibert Dr. and Mrs. Gary K. Vikan Curatorial Endowment Miss Margaret Hammond Cooke Robin L. Ridder In Memory of Margaret Doub Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Glick In Memory of Loretta M. Taymans The Tin Roof Fund Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Coury In Memory of Ouida Kallmyer Bobby and Frank Curtis Mr. Bernard A. LeBeau Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Cutko Mr. Charles F. Klug In Memory of Vivian Manekin Ms. Jennifer Goworth-Stead Mr. and Mrs. David B. Abramoff Mrs. Mary Anne Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Belgrad Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taymans Mrs. Marcelle Bergman Mr. and Mrs. William R. Taymans

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Named Endowment Funds

Mary Louise Gutman Fund for 19th-Century Department Mr. and Mrs. Royce Diener Linda Freedman Arthur J. Gutman Cynthia L. Prairie and Shawn Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Marcelle Sparrow Dorrit Westheimer Mr. and Mrs. Calman J. Zamoiski

Renée May Speaker Endowment Herman G. Tillman

Herbert Silverman Acquisition Fund 27 Herbert A. Silverman and Penny Pine

In FY 2009, the Walters received a chal- lenge grant of $1,500,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to endow the position of Conservation Scientist. This gift, which must be matched 1:1, will secure permanently the program initi- ated by the Foundation at the Walters in 2002. The Walters Art Museum acknowl- edges with gratitude the leadership support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foun- dation and the friendship and advocacy of Program Officer for Museums and Conservation Angelica Z. Rudenstine, who retires from the Foundation next year after a distinguished and extraordi- narily productive career.

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The Bannister- Alethia B. Starke Peter Horowitz Lewis-Tanner Circle Jason Sutton Claire Smith Inayatullah Judy Van Dyke Myra Knowlton Marco K. Merrick, Chair Adriana Ward Andrea B. Laporte Dr. Freeda E. Thompson, Vice-Chair Kimberly S. Williams William H. Martin Stanley Mazaroff Merlene E. Adair William T. Walters Tawanza N. Anthony Faith C. Millspaugh Association Calvin H. Baker Eric G. Orlinsky C. Sylvia Brown H. Ward Classen, Chair Anna Z. Pappas Tiffani Brown Christine Espenshade, Co-Chair William H. Perkins Madelyn Clark-Robinson Colleen Pleasant Kline, Co-Chair George K. Reynolds III Lorraine Cornish Jeffrey A. Schoenherr Brenda Covington Stephanie L. Adler Steven B. Schwartzman Anita Crumel Dorothy Alevizatos James A. Snead Shirley Basfield Dunlap Joanthan Azrael Clare H. Stewart Andrea Galloway Carol Batoff Ronald W. Taylor Harriet Griffin Steven Batoff Thérèse E. Ulmer Sherita D. Harrison Elizabeth Beers Judy Van Dyke Joanne Belgrad The Honorable Helen L. Holton Planned Giving (ex-officio) Ellen Bernard Advisory Council The Honorable C. Yvonne Holt-Stone Neal D. Borden Wendyce H. Brody The Honorable Julian L. Lapides Gary R. Anderson, JD, CPA Rosalee C. Davision Andrea B. Laporte Carl E. Eastwick, Esq. Mark M. Deering Belinda Merritt John P. Edgar, Esq. Rosemary Eck Cassandra Moore Michael I. Levine, Esq. Eileen Fader Theodocia Newman Jennifer A. Pratt, Esq. J. Jeffrey Fox Edna O’Connor George K. Reynolds III, Esq. Elaine K. Freeman Aleta Parrish Patrick Michael Ryan, Esq. Craig Gayhardt Ilka T. Robinson-Eaton Mary Alice Smolarek, Esq. Roz Smith Michael B. Glick Christine W. Hanley The Walters Art Museum

Women’s Committee of Mary F. Carpenter Docents the Walters Art Museum Constance Carlson Chriss Gaile Civiletti Docent Executive Committee Katherine G. Phillips, Chairman Sidney E. Daniels Rosemary Eck, President Barbara Guarnieri, Vice President Active Members Rosalee C. Diane M. Donohue Louise White, Secretary Anne Nelson Apgar Carol O’Connell, Treasurer Christine R. Bangs Hilde Voss Eliasberg Eva L. Brill Hartley C. Etheridge Docents Barbara C. Calvert Berthe H. Ford Julianne Alderman Amy D. Chay Patience L. Fritz Marian Altoz Mary Boswell Claiborne Maria R. Gamper Elizabeth Ayash Lynn D. Crenshaw Jean Geesey Joanne Belgrad Alexandra K. Dalury Darlene H. George Sherryll Braggio Constance James Fitzpatrick Carol Gertsen Angela Breakey Anne Marie Fox Bruce Ann Gillet Barbara Breslau Ellen L. Gildea Alicia Haberman Sharon Britton 30 Joanna D. Golden Tsognie W. Hamilton Michael Brush Barbara Guarnieri Barbara L. Himmelrich Jane Calegari Rosemary Keyser Harder Lisa C. Hoffberger Susan Chalmers Barbie Hart Ellen Richter Jarosinski Dorothy Cherry Catherine V.O. Hoffberger Elizabeth L. Jones Ilene Cohen Barbara Holt Mary Ellen Kaplan Christopher Conti-Vock Greta Jackson Donna N. Kovacs Carol Doctrow Marion Hoogstraten Kandel Reva G. Lewie Carrie Emerson Mona Lankford Talbot B. Lewin Betty Feinberg Rachel Lea-Johnson Mary-jo Mather Irene Friedman Kim Leahy Carolyn F. Meredith Carol Gertsen Yvonne E. Lenz Anne S. Minkowski Judith Gluckman Elise Jude Mason Katherine C. Murphy Marsha Golob Beth McCrickard Ann M. O’Neil Hannah Gould Faith C. Millspaugh Anna Z. Pappas Patricia Grimmett Susan Kinley Niemeyer Helen A. Passano Erin Hayden Martha J. O’Brien Beth G. Pierce Annette Heaps Catherine Owen Sharon E. Reid Sandra Hittman Jill Hugh Palkovitz Kathryn Coke Rienhoff Antonina Hoffer Emily Clark Powderly Adrienne Salomon Zelma Holzgang Laura Burton Rice Eleanor V. Schwark Amy Huntoon Savilla S. Rohde Elizabeth Fitz Scott Brenda Johnson Wendy S. Rosen Margaret H. Strudwick Lois Kyler Eva Rotolo Nancy Warner Christine Lambrou Rachel Seba Diana Wimberley Rebecca Lawson Barbara S. Simmons Ann D. Woodward Shelli Lubetkin Roslyn Smith Affiliate Members Sara Lycett Katie Stevens Missy Adams Sally Majoros Anne C. Stuzin Dale E. Balfour Susan Markowitz Michele Swartz Joanne P. Bartlett Paul McAdam Thérèse E. Ulmer Margaret M. Cheek Joan McPartlin Elizabeth L. Van Dyke Frances S. Colston Carole McShane Judy Van Dyke Sarah M. Fisher Linda Miller Sharon S. Waters Laura L. Freedlander Francine Mittelman Judy M. Witt Ellen H. Godine Susan Niemeyer Jody Harvey Susan Noonan Associate Members Carol O’Connell Dorothy A Alevizatos Judith S. Hoff Ellen H. Kelly Fronda Ottenheimer Carol U. Barton Patricia Pacquin Joanne L. Belgrad Carew C. Lee Jane Nes Janice Perdue Susie Black Anne Piersanti Betsy Bond Petey O’Donnell Ann H. Offutt Barbara Pour Marta L. Bosworth Virginia Probasco Wendyce H. Brody Harriet L. Panitz Jean T. Sharpless Virginia Raleigh Kathleen Brosi Elizabeth Ramsey Kathy L. Canzoniero Katherine R. Williams Beverley W. Young Adele-Ethel Reidy

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Carol Schimpff Sandra Rosenberg Volunteers Sandra Schmidt Joanne Rosenthal Susan Schuster Marilyn Scher Conservation Eleanor Schwark Katherine Schwabe Catherine Posthauer Betty Schweitzer Germaine Sharretts Ned Feltham Aaron Seiden Miriam Shear Rebecca Meredith Herbert Silverman Erma Sigler Curatorial Affairs Barbara Simmons Martha Sinis Erin Allen Jacqueline Slavney Mary Skinner Nanci Feltham Claire Smith Virginia Southard Lionel Katzoff Joan Sobkov Janet Steinberg Janet Steinberg Charles Springer Anne Strickland Marie-Claude McKie Barbara Sterne Freeda Thompson William McLean Helen Szymkowiak Joan Urbas Joel Woodey Kay Terry Annelies Zachary Jan Thorman Development Dianne Tiberii Interns Stephanie Danesie 31 Louise Titchener Penelope L. Pine Thérèse Ulmer Claire Auger Françoise von Mayer Hannah Berry Education Gale Walker Christina Bortner Joan Groves Suzanne Waller Sarah Bozick Jill Oakley Louise White CallyBrandt Christine Squires Amy Dean Donald Wiley Membership Mary Devine Robert Wilson Marianne M. Jones Elaine Zieve Dorothy Dulaj Miranda Dunn Museum Store Emeritus Docents Lea Faminiano Marion Carozza Ellen Aisenberg Sarah Greenbaum Sylvia Himmelfarb Herman Bainder Raquel Hamlett Sandra Schmidt Willa Banks Courtney Harris Pearl Walsh Mary Beere Colleen Grant Marjorie Bleul Stacey Lambrow Visitors Services Mary Ellen Bur Stephanie Latini Liz Albertini Marjorie Byers Devon McLaughlin Marion E. Altoz Virginia Campbell Voctoria Napoli Lee Anderson Marion Carozza Jill Oakley John Arbelada Jane Champ-Payne Julia Orbino Jean Harper Baer Jean Clinnin Danielle Pierson Sharon Boston Walter Dandy, Jr. Joan Tkacs Debora Brakarz Rosalee Davison Paula Liz Torres Naomi Brioche Carol Durr Sejal Vaywala Richard P. Behrens Diane Eckholdt Andrew Ward Michelle Chagnon Mary Eyring Christopher Wills Alexandra Church Berthe Ford Jamie Zdyrski Barbara Cronin Mary Gray Rebecca Dee Harriet Griffin Von Hess Foundation Graduate Studies Intern Michele DeShazo Nancy Hall Victoria Jones Imen Djouini Ainslie Durnin Janice Harwood Diversity in the Arts Interns Clare Elliott Jane Hennegar Antawan Byrd Tracey Fann Sherri Hershfeld Imen Djouini Stacey Fatica Patricia Karey Keisha Holmes June Lawry Nanci Feltham Mary Alma Lears Morgan State University Intern Millie Fisher Reva Lewie Genira Nelson James Foster Martha Lohmeyer Robert Foy Benita Low Nicole Funkhouser Elinor Mayer Laurie Gill Marie-Claude McKie Lisa Gleim Dorrie Mednick Brigid Goody Charlotte Miller Brigiette Gordon Barbara Olgeirson Dawn Hallam Lindsey Harden

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Bridgette Hendrix Teen Arts Council Susannah Henschel Stephanie Henson Juliana Biondo Ting Hu Christen Chiosi Mark Humphrey Tyler Crowe Sakina Humsy Rui Fu Rebecca Hurite Cymone Gosnell Helen Hurst Jacob Giampaolo Keener Regina Isaksson Larkin Magner Stuart Kaufman, Jr. Kiki Martire Elena Kazakova Thomas Maseda Ryan King Kenna O'Rourke Jane Kramer Danielle Rives Elizabeth Kristoffersen Dominick Tardongno Antoinette J. LaReau ⁄ Rohde Garland Young Rachel Layton 32 Tashika Lee Donald Grant Lewis Vincent Lewis Ann Lilly Asia Mapp Gerard Marconi Janelle McNamee Melanie Mervin Lisa Miller Margaret Mitchell Matthew Munderville Dana Murphy Ashley Peckham Karol Pesar Elizabeth Piper Haley E. Plack Jenea Robinson Nicole Rodriguez Jessica Saunders Rona Shapiro Joseph Z. Simmons Kristen M. Smith Ben H. Smith, Jr. Gabriel Snyder Caroline Stauss Hilda Stevan Marcia Strok Allison C. Sussan Carol R. Taylor Loretta Taymans Nancy Tennant Erin Thayer Dona Trnovska Claud Vandernotte Brian Watson Day Watts Quierra Wells Ruth Wiedeman Donald Wiley Kent Williams Kanyi Yu Charlotte Ziegler

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As of June 30th, 2009 Curatorial Affairs Charles Dibble, Editor ⁄ Manager of Curatorial Publications Director’s Office Gary Vikan, Chief Curator Jennifer Corr, Curatorial Publications Regine Schulz, Director of International Coordinator Gary Vikan, Director Curatorial Relations, Curator of Ancient Art Christianne Henry, Head of the Library Kate Markert, Associate Director Sabine Albersmeier, Associate Curator of Elizabeth Flood, Curatorial Administrative for External Affairs and Operations Ancient Art Assistant Nancy E. Zinn, Associate Director Martina Bagnoli, Robert and Nancy Hall for Collections and Exhibitions Associate Curator of Medieval Art Development Cynthia Roberts, Executive Assistant William Johnston, Senior Curator at Large Mae Kocis, Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Director of the Walters Archive Joy Heyrman, Director of Development Eik Kahng, Curator of Eighteenth- Joan Ruch, Major Gifts / Conservation & Technical and Nineteenth-Century Art Planned Giving Officer Research Robert Mintz, Associate Curator of Asian Art Julia Keller, Manager, Individual and William Noel, Curator of Manuscripts and Corporate Giving Circles Terry Drayman-Weisser, The Dorothy Rare Books Marietta Nolley, Manager, Special Events Wagner Wallis Director of Conservation and Joaneath Spicer, James A. Murnaghan Sarah Walton, Manager, Foundation Technical Research Curator of Renaissance and Baroque Art and Government Relations Eric Gordon, Head of Paintings Conservation Elizabeth Rodini, Adjunct Associate Curator DeLisa Swiger Walmsley, Development Assis- Karen French, Senior Conservator, Paintings Kathryn Gerry, Andrew W. Mellon Curato- tant Gillian Cook, Associate Conservator, rial Fellow, Medieval Art Robert Zimmerman, Rental Sales Manager Paintings and Exhibitions Hilary Snow-Paskowitz, Carol Bates Fellow, Carmen Albendea, Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, Asian Art Education and Public Paintings Conservation Ben Tilghman, Zanvyl Krieger Curatorial Abigail Quandt, Head of Book Programs Fellow, Manuscripts and Rare Books and Paper Conservation Helene Coccagna, Curatorial Research Jacqueline Copeland, Director of Education Elissa O’Loughlin, Senior Conservator, Paper Assistant in Ancient Art and Public Programs Margaret Craft, Senior Conservator, Objects Diane Bockrath, Digitization Specialist, Kathleen Nusbaum, Assistant Director of Julie Lauffenburger, Senior Conservator, Objects Manuscripts and Rare Books Education and Public Programs Kirsten MacKenzie, Conservation Division Ariel Tabritha, Digitization Specialist, Amanda Kodeck, Manager, School Programs Coordinator Manuscripts and Rare Books The Walters Art Museum

Rebecca Sinel, Senior Education Coordinator, Marketing Scott Dozier, Security Officer School Programs Berline Dunnock, Security Officer Brittany Powell, Education Coordinator, Mindy Riesenberg, Director of Marketing Stanley Ferguson, II, Security Officer School Programs Amy Mannarino, Manager, Public Relations Joseph Franks, Security Officer Emily Blumenthal, Manager, Children and Dylan Kinnett, Manager, Web and Social Media Constance Gregory, Security Officer Family Programs Johanna Biehler, Senior Graphic Designer William Gross, Jr., Security Officer Michelle Hagewood, Senior Education Anthony Venne, Graphic Design Coordinator Omar Knight, Security Officer Coordinator, Children and Family Programs Elissa Winer, Membership Manager Patricia Lockhart, Security Officer Lauren Roszak, Education Coordinator, Shirley Plank Thomas, Membership John Monti, Security Officer Children and Family Programs Database Specialist Jerry Moseley, Security Officer John Shields, Manager, Docent Lauren Franz, Membership and Jacqueline Stewart, Security Officer and Internships Programs Development Assistant Eugene Antonelli, Relief Security Officer Jayme Schomann, Education Assistant, Alice McAuliffe, Manager, Retail Operations Paulette Parker, Relief Security Officer Docents and Internships Judith Hurlock, Assistant Store Manager Arnechia Warren, Security Officer Lisa Lewenz, Manager, Adult Programs Dianne Lowe, Lead Sales Assistant Deborah Swords, Receptionist Karl Jones, Education Coordinator, Ryan Brown, Visitor Services Specialist Marla Krogh, Volunteer Coordinator 36 Adult Programs Molly Edgar, Senior Lecturer Lindsey Anderson, Community Finance & Administration Outreach Coordinator Harold Stephens, Director, Finance and Administration Ex h ibi t ions & James Huebler, Controller Collections Management Mary Cromwell, Finance Coordinator Robin Bristow, Finance Assistant Nancy E. Zinn, Associate Director for Brenda Jackson, Human Resources Manager Collections and Exhibitions Diane Van Pelt, Human Resources Coordinator Susan Wallace, Head of Exhibition Scheduling and Graphics Annie Lundsten, Head of Exhibition Project Facilities Management Emory Bowie, Facilities Manager Laura Yoder, Associate Exhibition Designer Max Gasker, Head Engineer Asa Osborne, Production Manager Robert Catlin, Senior Engineering Technician and Design Coordinator Robert Mason, Engineering Technician Fred Nitsch, Graphic Production Artist Joseph Moran, Engineering Assistant Wayne Johnson, Senior Cabinetmaker Walter Cain, Lead Maintenance Technician Mark Kooi, Lighting Designer and Coordinator William Murray, Lead Maintenance Technician Joan-Elisabeth Reid, Chief Registrar Alonzo Bacon, Maintenance Technician Barbara Fegley, Associate Registrar Leon Berry, Maintenance Technician for Loans and Exhibitions Jemal Cherry, Maintenance Technician Danielle Bennett, Assistant Registrar Randolph Hammett, Maintenance Technician for Loans and Exhibitions Thelma Mitchell, Maintenance Technician Betsy Dahl, Associate Registrar Donald Parker, Maintenance Technician for Collection Management Suzana Williams, Maintenance Technician Michael McKee, Senior Collections Technician Edward Garey, Maintenance Technician Assistant Gill Furoy, Collections Technician Jeff McGrath, Collections Technician Safety & Security Services

Information Technology Chris Kunkel, Head of Safety and Security Services James Maza, Chief Technology Officer Rodney Brown, Security Supervisor Henry Alperovich, Network Administrator Lois Guy, Security Supervisor Jessica Figard, Business Services Manager Moses Hunter, Security Supervisor Eric Domineck, Mailroom Clerk ⁄ Gina Roberts, Assistant Security Supervisor Audio-Visual Technician Owen Stokes, Assistant Security Supervisor Kathryn Siplon, Administrator Ebony Wiley, Assistant Security Supervisor of Museum Databases Troy Rosebud, Monitor Room Security Officer Erin Allen, Data Entry Assistant Hester Tiggle, Monitor Room Security Officer Jennifer Harr, Data Entry Assistant Harry Birch, Jr., Security Officer Susan Tobin, Head of Photography Harry Bodnar, Security Officer Ruth Bowler, Photo and Digital William Boles, Jr., Security Officer Imaging Coordinator Charles Bullock, Security Officer Dennis Cloutier, Security Officer

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Officers Mary C. Mangione Trustees Emeriti Stanley Mazaroff William L. Paternotte, Chair Robert S. Feinberg Patricia B. Modell Andrea B. Laporte, President Samuel K. Himmelrich, Sr. Charles J. Nabit Peter L. Bain, President-elect Bernard Manekin E. Rogers Novak, Jr. Ellen N. Bernard, Vice-President Cynthia R. Mead William H. Perkins Thomas S. Bozzuto, Vice-President Adena W. Testa George K. Reynolds III James H. DeGraffenreidt, Jr., Vice-President Jay M. Wilson Rick Rockwell Douglas W. Hamilton, Jr., Vice-President Edward L. Rosenberg Dr. Hervey (Peter) S. Stockman, Jr., International Nancy R. Sasser Vice-President Thomas Schweizer, Jr. Advisory Board Frank K. Turner, Jr., Treasurer Mayo A. Shattuck III Dr. Gary K. Vikan, Secretary Dr. James Michael Bradburne Judy Van Dyke Eddie C. Brown Mary Baily Wieler Members Dr. Myrna Bustani Constance R. Caplan Calvin H. Baker Ex-Officio Members Michael de Havenon Neal D. Borden Dr. David C. Driskell The Honorable Sheila H. Dixon Wendyce H. Brody Sam Fogg C. Sylvia Brown The Honorable Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Laura L. Freedlander Roger L. Calvert The Honorable Martin J. O’Malley Bruce Livie H. Ward Classen The Honorable James T. Smith, Jr. Dr. James Marrow Rosalee C. Davison The Honorable Ken Ulman Dwight Platt Cynthia L. Egan Rosemary Eck George Roche Philip D. English Margaret Z. Ferguson, Esq. Paul Ruddock Jonathan M. Fishman Laura L. Freedlander The Honorable Paul Sarbanes John Gilmore Ford Elaine M. Garven Donald J. Shepard Michael B. Glick Marco K. Merrick George M. Sherman The Honorable C. Yvonne Holt-Stone Tom Noonan John and Marisol Stokes Peter Horowitz Sharon Paul , Jr. Kyle Prechtl Legg Katherine G. Phillips Dr. Daniel H. Weiss Diana Ulman Benjamin B. Zucker

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Statement of Financial Position

June 30, 2009 (With Comparative Totals for June 30, 2008) 42 Assets 2009 2008 Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,912,471 $ 1,301,050 Accrued investment income 177,746 303,832 Grants and accounts receivable 563,908 350,365 Inventories, at lower of cost (first-in, first-out method) or market 351,442 349,397 Prepaid expenses 323,586 204,004 Investments, at fair value 67,804,490 80,984,072 Unconditional promises to give, net 729,896 722,654 Buildings and equipment, at cost, net 32,454,224 33,740,015

Total Assets $ 104,317,00 $ 117,955,389

Liabilities and Net Assets 2009 2008 liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 596,574 $ 1,242,876 Notes payable, bank Long-term debt 233,941 252,204 Deposits and memberships received in advance 752,913 551,101 Annuity obligation 19,553 47,680

Total Liabilities 1,602,981 2,093,861

net assets 2009 2008 unrestricted Operating (deficit) 200,360 180,840 Board designated for long-term investment 14,519,829 15,100,436 Net investment in plant 30,220,283 33,487,811 Working capital reserve 2,000,000 2,000,000 Walters Art Gallery Endowment Foundation 2,207,127 3,911,123 49,147,599 54,680,210

Temporarily Restricted 11,264,491 13,767,466 Permanently Restricted 42,302,692 47,413,852 Total Net Assets 102,714,000 115,861,528

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 104,317,763 $ 117,955,389

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Statement of Activities

Year Ended June 30, 2009 (With Comparative Totals for the year ended June 30, 2008) 43 Revenues, Gains and Other Support 2009 2008 Investment Income 3,042,113 3,554,689 Grant income Baltimore City 810,000 864,489 Other public grants 1,683,516 1,716,618 Private grants 2,324,813 2,383,606 Contributions 3,201,826 3,674,453 Change in value of annuity obligation and contribution 51,271 123,211 Realized gains (losses) (14,399,893) (12,992,658) Unrealized appreciation (depreciation) Annual giving 1,724,689 1,634,077 Membership 351,409 319,982 Museum store 561,270 753,777 Employee benefit contributions 2,205,310 2,149,540 Admissions—special exhibits Admissions—general Exhibit rental 85,000 237,500 Deaccessions Other income 1,431,616 1,196,833

Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support 3,072,940 5,616,117

Expenses 2009 2008 Curatorial 1,786,842 2,008,837 Conservation 804,778 879,978 Exhibitions 1,718,022 3,060,186 Education and public programs 1,009,141 973,128 Development and membership 891,092 1,063,067 Marketing and communications 971,703 699,282 Management, building and security 8,475,384 8,657,168 Museum store 482,225 627,978 Accessions 80,499 54,911

Total Expenses 16,219,686 18,024,535

Change in Net Assets (13,146,746) (12,408,418)

Net Assets at Beginning of Year 115,861,528 128,408,418 Net Assets at End of Year $102,714,782 $115,861,528

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