Joslyn Art Museum

2 0 0 6 A N N U A L R E P O R T YEAR AT A GLANCE

„ 224,423 visited Joslyn Art Museum. „ 32 works of art were acquired by Joslyn Art Museum through gift or purchase in the following areas: Modern and Contemporary (6); American (7); and European (19).

„ 76 works of art were lent by Joslyn to other institutions. „ 64 works of art were lent by other institutions and individuals to Joslyn's permanent collection. „ 12 special exhibitions were on view at the Museum. „ 40,641 attended tours, lectures, gallery talks, special programs for adults, art classes, camps, and other programs at Joslyn.

„ The Museum ended the year with 15,978 memberships. „ 51,438 attended music programs at Joslyn. „ 63,587 participated in Joslyn outreach programs. „ Volunteers logged 6,802 hours of service for the Museum's Art Reference Library, Museum Shop, Membership, Education (including the docent program), and Marketing & Public Relations departments (including music series).

„ Joslyn's Abrahams Library acquired 951 new volumes. In 2006, there were 147 outgoing interlibrary loans.

„ Joslyn Art Museum receives numerous requests from around the world for images of art works from its permanent collection. These images are used in textbooks, exhibition catalogues, books, and other publications; featured on posters, cards, and calendars; and used in films, videos, or television programs. In 2006, there were 105 completed reproduction requests, most for works by Karl Bodmer.

Annual Report January 1 - December 31, 2006 Joslyn Art Museum 2200 Dodge Street Omaha, Nebraska 68102-1292 Telephone 402-342-3300 Facsimile 402-342-2376 www.joslyn.org Museum Hours Tuesday-Saturday 10 am-4 pm Sunday noon-4 pm Closed Monday and major holidays. Extended hours for some special exhibitions. Museum Admission $7 adults; $5 senior citizens (62+) and college students (with ID); $4 ages 5-17; free for children ages four and younger and Joslyn members. Group rates available. Public admitted free Saturdays 10 am-noon, funded by a grant from the Peter Kiewit Foundation. Additional charge for some special exhibitions.

ON THE COVER, TOP TO BOTTOM: Donald Jackson, with Chris Tomlin, Adam and Eve, Genesis 2:4-25 (detail), ink and pigment on vellum, © 2003 The Saint John’s Bible and Saint John’s University; Nam June Paik (Korean, 1932-2006), Couch Potato (detail), 1994, mixed media, Museum purchase with funds from Patron Circle for Contemporary Art and Art Purchase Fund; Maynard Dixon, The Pony Boy (Blackfeet Indians, Montana) (detail), 1920, oil on canvas, Collection of W.C. Foxley; Louis Agassiz Fuertes (American, 1874-1927), Whooping Cranes (detail), watercolor on paper, Gift of Michael and Gail Yanney in memory of Mrs. Sydney L. Cate and Mr. Willis A. Strauss

ABOVE, TOP TO BOTTOM: 75th Anniversary Members Event, November 18; Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible Members-only Opening, January 21; Jazz on the Green, August 3; Family Fun Day, March 12

1 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Executive Marian Andersen Kirk Kellner Harold W. Andersen Committee Robert D. Bates Mary Landen Governor Emeritus Cynthia Bay Melissa Marvin Michael B. Yanney Chairman Susan Butler Frank Matthews Barbara Call Beverly Maurer John E. Gottschalk J. Brad Chapman Cynthia McGowan Vice Chairman Sylvia B. Cohn Terry Moore Bruce R. Lauritzen Mary Daugherty Daniel Neary Secretary William Donaldson Diane Nelson David A. Rismiller Admiral James O. Ellis, Jr., Rubens J. Pamies, M.D. Treasurer USN Lenore Polack Marshall Faith Karen Riley Charles F. Heider Terrence J. Ferguson Thompson Rogers John P. Nelson Rex Fisher Suzanne Scott John P. Schlegel, S.J. Sue Fletcher William S. Singer, M.D. Walter Scott Norma Fuller Allan Tubach Frederick J. Simon Wayne Gary Gates David Wiesman Nancy C. Webster Elinor Greenfield Philip J. Willson James R. Young Sharon Griffin John K. Wilson Marianne Hawkins Howard L. Hawks David Jacobson

2 YEAR IN REVIEW

This was a year of both create the stage sets and costumes for the stunning new great accomplishment and production. In a cultural collaboration in conjunction anticipation for Joslyn Art with the opera, the Museum presented the exhibition Museum, with the Board, staff, Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly, featuring Kaneko’s members, and the public drawings for his costumes and sets. The artist also looking to the fall and the presented an informative free public gallery talk about beginning of the Museum’s 75th his work for the production. year. Building to that diamond In late April, Joslyn debuted Close Proximity: jubilee celebration, the months Photographs from the Wild by Howard Buffett and Thomas leading to the November Mangelsen. Over 40 images by each of these two renowned anniversary kick-off sparkled. Nebraskans with a passion for wildlife photography and Like bookends on the year, two exciting awards conservation were united in this show. A unique came at the beginning and end of 2006. In January, exhibition event presented a panel discussion by both Child magazine announced that Joslyn was named one of artists, and the show kicked-off a spring and summer “The 10 Best Art Museums for Kids” following the filled with a variety of photography exhibitions publication’s first-ever data-driven survey of the including Visions of Victory Presented by Mutual of nation’s cultural centers, identifying those that make the Omaha and Edward Weston: A Photographer’s Love of visual arts accessible and fun for kids. Recognized for Life. Joslyn and Mutual of Omaha collaborated on the comprehensiveness of its educational programming, Visions of Victory, a touring show, popular with the Joslyn is in extraordinary company on Child’s list, joined summer and College World Series crowds, of 147 by The Art Institute of Chicago, the Metropolitan photographs of some of the greatest moments in sports Museum of Art, and the Los Angeles County Museum of history. A virtual survey of the career of arguably the Art, among others. And in December, Creighton most influential photographer of the 20th century, University bestowed upon Joslyn the Presidential Edward Weston included personal letters and postcards Medallion for 2006. The honor is a public and a selection of brilliant, vintage Kodachrome color acknowledgement of the role that Joslyn plays in transparencies on view to the public for the first time. enriching the quality of life in Omaha. Joslyn and Moscow’s State Pushkin Museum of A packed exhibition schedule began with Fine Arts concluded an exchange of children’s art with Illuminating the Word: The Saint John’s Bible, pages from the exhibition A Cultural Exchange: Children’s Art from the first handwritten and illuminated Bible commissioned the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts at Joslyn. In 2005, since the advent of the printing press more than 500 works by Joslyn Art School students were displayed in years ago. The Saint John’s Bible, commissioned by Moscow at the Pushkin’s Children’s Center. Saint John’s University and Abbey, is under the artistic The fall began with Art on the Edge: Modern & direction of Donald Jackson, one of the world’s foremost Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection, a major calligraphers and Senior Scribe to Her Majesty Queen exhibition that, for the first time, filled all the Scott Elizabeth’s Crown Office. Jackson was special guest at Pavilion galleries with contemporary paintings, Joslyn for the opening weekend of Illuminating the Word, sculpture, and works on paper, some on view for the first and more than 1,700 members (a record attendance) time. Along with this energetic exhibition, Joslyn overflowed the Witherspoon Concert Hall to hear planned a unique musical component, Art for Your Ears. Jackson speak. Special thanks to Mike McCarthy, a Joslyn The Museum held an open competition for local patron and Saint John’s University alum, for his role in musicians to create original compositions inspired by bringing this extraordinary exhibition to the Museum. works in the show. Making use of podcast technology, The Saint John’s Bible is created using medieval the competition drew numerous entries judged by both techniques, so Joslyn was happy to present concurrently experts and the general public, and visitors delighted in French Donjons: Castle of Coucy, Medieval Life in listening to both the entries and the winning compositions Miniature. This historically accurate representation of as they toured the exhibition with their own MP3 players the donjon (residential tower) that graced the castle of or with Joslyn’s audio guides. Coucy in France astonished school children and adults A year-long exhibition in the educational Mind’s alike. The massive model featured some 2,500 figures Eye Gallery, Faces from the Land: A Photographic Journey and showed everything from a siege to a knighting scene. Through Native America also opened in the fall and One of the most exciting events in the performing presents 40 photographs of powwow dancers combined arts in 2006 was Opera Omaha’s presentation in March with personal narratives written by the subject describing of Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. Internationally acclaimed the tribal significance of their regalia and dance. artist and Omaha resident Jun Kaneko was chosen to

3 The Print Gallery showcased a highly original Bodmer Society, the National Endowment for the animated, operatic woodcut motion picture, The Jackleg Humanities, and several generous patrons. A complete Testament, by artist Jay Bolotin, along with woodcuts list of donors begins on page 21. and prints related to the film. Bolotin came to Joslyn to The permanent collection galleries were alive with perform a concert of musical selections from the film changes this year as art moved in and out through loan and also led a week-long workshop and gave a lecture at and acquisition. Joslyn works were in demand for the University of Nebraska at Omaha. exhibitions around the world, including Grant Wood’s The exhibition year concluded with the opening of Stone City, Iowa; Jackson Pollock’s Galaxy; and Thomas Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection, the inaugural Hart Benton’s The Hailstorm. show of Joslyn’s 75th anniversary year. Bill Foxley, In an exciting reciprocal loan, two beloved 19th- former Omahan, cattleman, and art collector, has amassed century French paintings from the Museum collection one of the finest collection of art of the American West were loaned to the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart in Stuttgart, in the world. The exhibition showcases 56 paintings Germany, while two of that museum’s significant works and some sculpture from his collection by legendary came to Joslyn. Joslyn loaned Claude Monet’s artists such as Bierstadt, Moran, Remington, and Russell. The Meadow (La Prairie) and William Adolphe The exhibition also features a resource area, the Bouguereau’s The Return of Spring (Le Printemps). In Cowboy Corral, for young visitors. A fully-illustrated exchange, Joslyn received Paul Gauguin’s E Haere oe i exhibition catalogue, for which I was delighted to write hia (Where are you going?) and Piet Mondrian’s a narrative essay about Bill and his collection, was Composition in White, Red and Blue. produced for the show. In addition to these Stuttgart paintings, visitors In other publication news, Joslyn was proud to were able to see several other exciting works on loan to release Thomas Moran’s West: Chromolithography, High the Museum, including Western Forest by Robert Art, and Popular Taste, written by Joni L. Kinsey, Duncanson, one of the first African American artists to Associate Professor of Art History at the University of gain international recognition for his landscape painting, Iowa and a recognized authority on Moran. Thomas and two paintings by George Catlin, Black Hawk, Muk- Moran’s watercolor paintings of Yellowstone, published A-Tah-Mish-O-Kah-Kaik and Hidatsa Hunting Buffalo, as a portfolio of 15 chromolithographs, were the first on loan from the Field Museum of Natural History, color images of our first national park widely available Chicago, in honor of Joslyn’s 75th anniversary. to the general public and regarded as the finest example A highlight of the acquisition year is Couch Potato, of chromolithography ever produced. In 2001, a complete a 1994 contemporary video sculpture by Nam June Yellowstone National Park portfolio was given to Joslyn Paik, one of the most influential artists of the late 20th by Gail and Michael Yanney and Lisa and Bill Roskens. century who pioneered electronic techniques to realize Thomas Moran's West, made possible in part by Joslyn the artistic potential of video and television. The Art Museum’s Bodmer Society, features these renowned sculpture is a Museum purchase with funds from Patron works. The book was named “Best Western Art Book” of Circle for Contemporary Art and Art Purchase Fund. 2006 by the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Special programs and events were plentiful this Museum (Oklahoma City, OK). year, and in June, Joslyn celebrated the art of collecting A translated and fully annotated manuscript of with the Sarah & George 2006 Art Auction. Presented Volume 1 of Prince Maximilian’s North American by the Joslyn Art Museum Association (JAMA), this Journals has been accepted for publication by the benefit for the Museum’s education programs offered a University of Oklahoma Press; the book is expected to premier opportunity to purchase original artworks in a be available for sale in early 2008. The first of three silent auction. Over 75 artworks by artists living in or volumes, this account describes Maximilian’s journey with ties to this region were assembled for the lively event. with artist Karl Bodmer from Germany to St. Louis, May Special thanks to honorary chairman Sylvia B. Cohn 1832 to April 1833. Publication of Volumes 2 and 3 is and co-chairmen Ann Blunk and Susan Knapp of JAMA. anticipated in 2009-11. The national significance of The Museum celebrated international connections the journals has been noted by Dr. James Billington, in February with a special free concert for Joslyn members Librarian of Congress, who believes their publication at the Holland Performing Arts Center. Baritone Marcelo will rank among the most important in decades of books Guzzo captivated the capacity crowd, followed by an on early 19th-century frontier history. The Museum extraordinary performance by virtuoso pianist Alexei especially thanks Rhonda and Howard Hawks for their Podkorytov and gifted violinist Olga Smola. generous lead gift that made the Maximilian Journals Joslyn’s website — www.joslyn.org — has a new project possible. Additonal support came from the look and new features and promotes an enhanced Joslyn identity. The redesigned site is visually striking and easy

4 to navigate, and highlights the strong and diverse The anniversary kick-off continued on November permanent collection, special programs and educational 18 with a members-only event featuring a video opportunities, and areas of excellence within the Museum. interview between art collector Bill Foxley and myself On November 11, Joslyn kicked off its year-long in celebration of the exhibition Legends of the West: The 75th anniversary celebration with an extraordinary gala Foxley Collection. Additionally, Neil Harris, Ph.D., event including buffet dining, gallery viewing, “open Preston and Sterling Morton Professor in the house” programs, and a spectacular entertainment event Department of History at the University of Chicago, — a concert by Grammy® Award winning producer/ presented an illustrated lecture in honor of the Museum’s songwriter David Foster and his special friends Michael anniversary. On November 25, the Museum opened up Bublé and Gladys Knight. Over 850 guests celebrated the anniversary celebration to the public with a free late into the night. Special thanks to honorary chairmen family festival, and, on November 29, the Museum’s Suzanne and Walter Scott and chairman Barbara Call. actual opening date in 1931, Joslyn hosted a free public From this remarkable fundraising event, $500,000 was concert, just as it did 75 years earlier to the day. The added to the Museum’s endowment for education. concert featured Russian pianist Stanislav Ioudenitch At the 75th anniversary gala, I was thrilled to and vocalists Jennifer Rivera and Alison Trainer. announce a plan for a new sculpture garden. The garden Joslyn was delighted to welcome Anne El-Omami is the focal point of a campus redevelopment plan that as Director of Education, Academic Affairs, and Public will dramatically change the face of Joslyn’s grounds Programs early in the year. Anne, former Joslyn Curator and will include a variety of important 19th- and 20th- of Education from 1981 to 1986, returns to the Museum century sculptures, as well as contemporary works by from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s University of the internationally renowned artists. The campus Arts. Her career commitment to the arts and arts redevelopment project represents the second significant education is impressive, and she is providing great capital initiative undertaken by Joslyn since it opened leadership, developing programs and activities that in 1931, preceded by the addition of the Scott Pavilion educate and enrich the Museum’s public. in 1994. The $10 million Joslyn campus project includes The Board of Governors welcomed three new members six major features: Sculpture Garden, Grand Plaza, Discovery who will begin their terms in 2007: Steve Erwin, President, Garden, Fountain Wall, Reflecting Pool, and Parking U.S. Bank; Michael R. McCarthy, Chairman, McCarthy Garden. Work will begin on Phase One, focusing on Group, Inc.; and W. David Scott, President and CEO, campus redefinition, the parking garden, and the creation Magnum Resources, Inc. And a special thanks to Sylvia of a new entrance off of Dodge Street, in April 2007. “Babe” Cohn who was given the honor of Lifetime Member of the Board of Governors. I am deeply grateful to Mike Yanney, who retired in December as chairman of Joslyn’s Board of Governors, a post he held for a decade. I invite you to read the special tribute to Mike on page 6. Through his guidance, leadership, and dedication, the Museum has transformed itself and is positioned for success in the decades to come. Mike will be succeeded in January by James R. Young, President (Above left) Artist rendering and Chief Executive Officer of Union Pacific Corporation. of Dodge Street My thanks to Mike and Jim and the entire Board of Entrance Drive and Reflecting Pool. Governors, the Joslyn Art Museum Association, Joslyn Construction on staff, and our donors, members, and volunteers for an the new scupture outstanding year of significant accomplishments and the garden will begin in spring 2007. promise of wonderful new things to come in the next (Below left) Artist 75 years. The Museum ended the year with a balanced rendering of the budget, and I invite you to read on for detailed Grand Plaza. departmental information and financial data contained in this report. J. Brooks Joyner Director

5 A TRIBUTE TO MICHAEL B. YANNEY, BOARD CHAIRMAN, 1997-2006

In 2006, Michael B. Yanney retired as chairman of historians and scholars around the globe — the Joslyn’s Board of Governors, a post he held for a decade. translation and publication of the journals of Prince Mike first came on the Maximilian of Wied, the German explorer who engaged Museum’s board in 1974 Swiss artist Karl Bodmer for his 1832-34 journey into and then became a member the interior of North America. The journals are a major of the executive committee step toward establishing the Museum as a center of in 1987. He was elected excellence in Art of the American West. chairman in 1997. Mike’s Yanney hired Joslyn’s current director, J. Brooks tenure has been defined by Joyner in 2001, and the two have worked in tandem to a strong commitment to initiate and facilitate a number of strategic partnerships transforming Joslyn into a that have and will greatly enhance the Museum’s Mike Yanney and his wife, Gail, at the true community institution standing in the art world. Yanney, who has businesses in Sarah and George Art Auction that is more accessible and Russia, was instrumental in bringing Joslyn together with relevant to a wide audience. At his encouragement, the two of that country’s major museums: the State Russian Museum revamped its exhibition schedule to include Museum in St. Petersburg and Moscow’s State Pushkin annual “anchor” shows — large displays of varied and Museum of Fine Arts. This partnership resulted in the important artworks drawing visitors of all ages from the Joslyn-organized exhibition Artists of the American West metro, as well as regional, national, and often touring in Russia and the popular Russia’s Age of international visitors. The first, 1998’s Degas and the Elegance exhibition at Joslyn. In 2005 and 2006, Joslyn Little Dancer, grew around a sculpture in Joslyn’s and the Pushkin exchanged exhibitions of children’s art permanent collection. Later shows — all some of the on the subject of war and peace. highest attended in the Museum’s history — included A strong supporter of education, Yanney has the acclaimed Searching for Ancient Egypt (1999), Dale encouraged Joslyn’s relations with the Omaha Public Chihuly: Inside & Out (2000), and Millet to Matisse Schools (OPS), and in recent years, the Museum has (2003), to name a few. The Museum’s educational made the school tour program more accessible and free offerings increased markedly with the introduction of for OPS students. In what might be the most significant these “blockbuster” showings, welcoming visitors for partnership to date, Joslyn, OPS, and Creighton related classes, lectures, and family events. These University have, teaching and learning opportunities, while drawing the during Yanney’s public to the Museum, have also earned Joslyn the tenure, formed a reputation as one of the “Ten Best Art Museums for “campus” community, Kids” in the nation (Child magazine, 2006). with land exchanges Impressively, Museum attendance jumped from about and joint planning 180,000 per year to the current annual average of about resulting in a new 250,000 per year under Yanney’s leadership. The large football stadium for

annual exhibitions and additional programs were key to Joslyn’s neighbor to (Left to right) Mike Yanney, Joslyn Board Chairman; that success. Further attendance was encouraged through the east, OPS’s Walter Scott, Joslyn Art Museum Foundation Board the creation of special festivals, corporate days, and the Central High Chairman and Joslyn Board member; Bruce Carpenter, Senior Vice President, HDR, Inc.; presentation of special concerts, featuring international School, and the Sandra Reding, Joslyn Art Museum Foundation performers, made through connections of Yanney. Museum’s recently- President; and J. Brooks Joyner, Joslyn Director, Strength through membership is a hallmark of announced gather at the model of the Museum’s planned sculpture garden and campus redevelopment at the November 11 Yanney’s influence on the Joslyn Art Museum of today. sculpture garden anniversary gala He developed innovative methods to expand the and campus membership base, including the creation of partnerships redevelopment plan, only the second major capital with The Nebraska Medical Center and other businesses initiative undertaken by Joslyn since it opened 75 years ago. and organizations. Yanney also encouraged the Museum In addition to this project, Yanney has aided Joslyn to form special collectors’ groups — the Bodmer Society Art Museum with work that he has done to expand and the Contemporary Art Society — as part of its high- financial support for the Museum from private, city, and end membership offerings. Dues from these societies county sources; recruit a strong and visionary board of impact the Museum’s annual collecting decisions and governors; and create the Joslyn Art Museum Foundation abilities in the areas of Western American and to manage and increase the Museum’s endowment. contemporary art. During Yanney’s chairmanship, with Although no longer Chairman, Mike remains on the support of the Bodmer Society and a major lead gift the Board of Governors Executive Committee, and he from Rhonda and Howard Hawks, Joslyn reinvigorated and his wife, Gail, continue in their enthusiastic and a major project already attracting the attention of art generous support of the Museum.

6 75TH ANNIVERSARY KICK-OFF EVENTS

The opening of the Joslyn Memorial on November 29, 1931, gave Omaha a sensational cultural building that, 75 years later, remains an exceptional educational and community resource and a gathering place at the heart of Omaha's cultural life. In November, the Museum began its diamond jubilee year with the extraordinary events detailed on this page. In 2007, the anniversary celebration will continue with special programs centered around quarterly themes: Celebrate Our Collections (January-March); Celebrate Special Exhibitions (April-June); Celebrate Our Building and Campus (July-September); and Celebrate Community Partnerships (October-December).

Gala Concert - November 11 Members Event - November 18 Over 850 guests attended this anniversary kick-off Celebrating Joslyn's 75th anniversary and the exhibition celebration that included buffet dining, open house Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection, this Members- programs, viewing of the special exhibition Legends of only event began with the airing of a video interview the West: The Foxley Collection on its opening day, and a between collector Bill Foxley and Joslyn Director J. spectacular entertainment Brooks Joyner. Then, Neil event — a concert by Harris, Ph.D., Preston and Grammy® award-winning Sterling Morton Professor in producer and songwriter the Department of History at David Foster and his special the University of Chicago, friends, gifted and acclaimed presented the lecture big band singer Michael Expansive Influences: American Art Museums as Senator Ben Nelson and his wife, Joslyn Bublé and all-time great soul Community Institutions. Board member Diane Nelson, with gala chairman and Joslyn Board member singer Gladys Knight. Event Barbara Call (second from right) and honorary chairmen were Neil Harris, Ph.D. (above) delivers a slide- gala honorary chairman and Joslyn Suzanne and Walter Scott. illustrated lecture featuring images of Joslyn; Board member Suzanne Scott (right) Chairman was Barbara Call. Members view the Legends of the West exhibition (left)

Family Festival - November 25 This family-friendly focus on Joslyn's building and rich history of art collecting Michael Bublé (left) chats with guests, including Warren Buffett (right), before Dr. Robert Singer (left) with included guided tours, the anniversary gala concert David Foster art-making projects, and complimentary birthday cake.

Museum founder Sarah Joslyn, portrayed by Susie Severson, Joslyn's Assistant Sonia Keffer (left), greets visitors in the galleries Curator of Education – Adult and Special Programs, talks with a gala guest at an open house display of educational materials in the Lauritzen Gallery of Art Public Concert - November 29 of the American West On November 29, Joslyn Art Museum hosted a free public concert in its 1,000-seat Witherspoon Concert Hall, just as it did 75 years earlier to the day, on the occasion of the Museum's opening to the public. The evening featured three performers: Russian pianist Guests enjoy the food and festivities in the Storz Stanislav Ioudenitch and two Fountain Court (right) American opera singers — mezzo soprano Jennifer Alison Trainer (left) and Jennifer Rivera and coloratura Rivera (right), both of New York soprano Alison Trainer. City, perform

73 EXHIBITIONS

Exhibitions organized by Joslyn, or in collaboration with Joslyn, are denoted with an asterisk (*).

Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible January 21 - April 16

French Donjons: Castle of Coucy, Medieval Life in Miniature February 4 - May 14

Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly* February 25 - May 7

A Cultural Exchange: Children's Art from the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts April 22 - June 4

Close Proximity: Photographs from the Wild by Howard Buffett and Thomas Mangelsen* April 29 - June 4

Visions of Victory Presented by Mutual of Omaha* June 17 - August 13

Nebraska Skies: Michael Thomas Howard* June 17 - September 10

Edward Weston: A Photographer's Love of Life June 24 - August 13

Art on the Edge: Modern & Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection* September 2 - October 22

Faces from the Land: A Photographic Journey Through Native America September 2 - September 30 (2007)

Jay Bolotin: The Jackleg Testament September 30 - December 31

Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection* November 11 - February 25 (2007)

CREDITS ABOVE, CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Donald Jackson, with Chris Tomlin, Adam and Eve, Genesis 2:4-25 (detail), ink and pigment on vellum, © 2003 The Saint John’s Bible and Saint John’s University; Edward Weston, Pepper, 1929, gelatin silver print, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Longstreth, Collection of The Dayton Art Institute; Ben Marra, Raymond Cree, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla/Yakama/Cree, archival photographic print, © Ben Marra 2002, Courtesy of the artist; Ross Bleckner, 1944- 1945, 1977/80, oil and wax on canvas, Memorial purchase in memory of E. Stanton Miller, II, 1980, Collection of Joslyn Art Museum; Howard Buffett, Cabbage Patch, Tanzania, June 1999, crystal archival print, Gift of The Howard G. Buffett Foundation, 2006; Maynard Dixon, The Pony Boy (Blackfeet Indians, Montana), 1920, oil on canvas, Collection of W.C. Foxley; Harold E. “Doc” Edgerton, Golf Drive by Densmore Shute, 1938, © The Harold E. Edgerton 1992 Trust, Courtesy Palm Press, Inc.

8 COLLECTIONS

Acquisitions the Getscher-Wilkinson Collection in honor of Joslyn's 75th Anniversary Paintings Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Jacob Gift of Blessing his Sons, etching after Rembrandt (1609-1669) Frances and Louie Blumkin in memory of Frances Batt and Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Portrait of Margy Schneider Sir John Everett Millais (1829-1896), 1880, etching and Maureen Cavanaugh (American, contemporary), drypoint after the artist's self-portrait The Dip, 2005, acrylic on canvas Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Annotated proof for Portrait of the Prince of Wales (Edward Michael and Gail Yanney in memory of Mrs. Sydney L. Cate and VII) in Military Dress, etching Mr. Willis A. Strauss Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Proof for Louis Agassiz Fuertes (American, 1874-1927), Whooping Quand tu seras fleur devenue (When You Become a Flower), Cranes, watercolor on paper ca. 1905, drypoint Museum purchase Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Repos, Kenneth Adkins (American, contemporary), Los Angeles, from L'Art, 1874, etching after Louis Leloir (1843-1884) 2004, pen ink, mixed media, coffee, and wine on paper Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Proof for Portrait of Mrs. Sarah Siddons, the Actress, etching with chalk and pencil after Sir Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) Charles Albert-Waltner (French, 1846-1925), Final proof for Portrait of Mrs. Sarah Siddons, the Actress, etching after Sir Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) Artist Unknown (French, 19th century), The New Paris Opera House, from Harper's Weekly, September 14, 1867, wood engraving Artist Unknown (German/Austrian, 20th century), Salzburg, Mirabell im Schnee, early 1900s, color aquatint with stop-out and etching Claude Ferdinand Gaillard (French, 1834-1887), St. Sébastien, etching and engraving on heavy Japan paper after Andrea Mantegna (1431-1506) Claude Ferdinand Gaillard (French, 1834-1887), St. Sébastien, 1877, etching and engraving on chine collé after Andrea Mantegna (1431-1506) Romeyn de Hooghe (Dutch, 1645-1708), The Pillaging, Louis Agassiz Fuertes (American, 1874-1927), Whooping Cranes, watercolor on plate 3 from L. van den Bosch's Toonel des Oorlogs . . ., paper, Gift of Michael and Gail Yanney in memory of Mrs. Sydney L. Cate and 1675, etching Mr. Willis A. Strauss

Sculpture Gift of Rhonda and Howard Hawks David Helm (American, contemporary), Meltdown, 2005, wood, glass, steel, and brass Museum Purchase with funds from Patron Circle for Contemporary Art and Art Purchase Fund Nam June Paik (Korean, 1932-2006), Couch Potato, 1994, mixed media Prints, Drawings, and Photographs Gift of the Artist Dale Chihuly (American, born 1940), Ikebana Drawing, 2006, acrylic on paper Larry Welo (American, born 1951), The Scenic Route, 2002, etching with drypoint Larry Welo (American, born 1951), Wayward, 1999, Nam June Paik (Korean, 1932-2006), Couch Potato, 1994, mixed media, Museum purchase with funds from Patron Circle for Contemporary Art and Art etching with drypoint and roulette Purchase Fund

93 Seth Eastman (American, 1808-1875), Encampment on the Leona—Texas, January 24, 1849, pencil on paper Seth Eastman (American, 1808-1875), Indian Graveyard Near the Falls of St. Anthony, pencil on paper Seth Eastman (American, 1808-1875), Live Oaks at Fredericksburg—Texas, January 21, 1849, pencil on paper Gifts to the Resource Collection Gift of Michael and Gail Yanney Artist Unknown (Russian), lacquer box with scene after The Boyar's Wedding by Konstantin Makovsky J.H. Colton & Company, New York, Nebraska and Kansas, Territory Acquired from Mexico by the Gadsen Treaty, 1856, 1856, hand-colored lithograph Loans Loans from Joslyn Art Museum

Desert Caballeros Western Museum (Wickenburg, AZ) exhibition: The Nature of the Beast: Audubon's Amazing Four- Legged Creatures and More (October 28 - December 31, 2006) Melchoir Küsel (German, 1626-1683), Discord, 1679, etching, Gift of the works by John James Audubon, John Woodhouse Audubon, Getscher-Wilkinson Collection in honor of Joslyn's 75th Anniversary and Victor Gifford Audubon lent: 54 selections from The Viviparous Quadrupeds of North America, 1945-48, Melchoir Küsel (German, 1626-1683), Discord, lithographs, Museum purchase (2004.19.1-150) 1679, etching other works lent: John James Audubon, Orange Crowned Georg Lührig (German, 1868-1957), Freya und die Riesen Warbler, Plate CLXXVIII, from The Birds of America, from Pan, vol. II, 1896, color lithograph Havell edition, 1827-35, hand-colored etching and engraving, François Perrier (French, 1590-1650), Marsyas and an Gift of Mrs. Richard Einstein in memory of Leola Brandeis Allegorical Statue of Nature, from the Medici Gardens, Plate 18 Baer (1961.484); John James Audubon, Three Toed from Les Statues antiques de Rome, 1638, unidentifiable technique Woodpecker, Plate CXXXII, from The Birds of America, Félicien Rops (Belgian, 1833-1898), Poisson Rare, Havell edition, 1827-35, hand-colored etching and engraving, 1876, etching Gift of the Omaha Delphian Council (1952.81); John James Félicien Rops (Belgian, 1833-1898), Ecce Diabola Audubon, White-headed Eagle, Plate XXXI, from The Birds of Mulier!, drypoint America, Havell edition, 1827-35, hand-colored etching Raphael Sadeler (?) (Flemish, 1584-1632), The and engraving, Museum purchase (2006.20.1); John Martyrdom of a Saint, engraving James Audubon, Purple Grakle or Common Crow Blackbird, Charles Joseph Travies de Villers (French, 1804-1859), Plate 221, from The Birds of America, Bien edition, 1858-60, Faut avouer que l'gouverment a une bein drôle de tête, from La chromolithograph, Museum purchase (1992.26); John James Caricature, December 22, 1831, crayon lithograph after Audubon, Virginian Partridge, Plate 289, from The Birds of Charles Philip America, Bien edition, 1858-60, chromolithograph, Gift of Marian and Harold W. Andersen (1995.56) Museum Purchase John James Audubon (American, born Santo Domingo, Lancaster Museum of Art (Lancaster, PA) 1785-1851), Robert Havell, Jr. (American, born England, exhibition: Visions of the Susquehanna: 250 Years of Paintings by 1793-1878), engraver, Hooping (sic) Crane, Young, 1835, American Masters (August 5 - December 30, 2006) Plate CCLXI from Birds of America, 1827-38, hand-colored venues: Lancaster Museum of Art aquatint, etching, and line engraving on double elephant Susquehanna Art Museum (Harrisburg, PA) folio paper work lent: Karl Bodmer, Susquehanna near Harrisburg, John James Audubon (American, born Santo Domingo, Pennsylvania, 1832, watercolor on paper, Gift of the Enron 1785-1851), Robert Havell, Jr. (American, born England, Art Foundation (1986.49.43) 1793-1878), engraver, White-headed Eagle, 1828, Plate CLXXVIII from Birds of America, 1827-38, hand-colored aquatint, etching, and line engraving on double elephant folio paper Seth Eastman (American, 1808-1875), Dacotah Indian, pencil on paper

10 Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (Houston, TX) exhibition: The Modern West: Landscapes 1890 - 1950 (October 29, 2006 - June 3, 2007) venues: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles, CA) work lent: Thomas Hart Benton, The Hailstorm, 1940, egg tempera and oil on canvas mounted on panel, Gift of the James A. Douglas Foundation (1952.11) The National Gallery (London, England) exhibition: Americans in Paris (February 22, 2006 - January 28, 2007) venues: The National Gallery (London) Museum of Fine Arts, Boston The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, NY) work lent: Frederick Childe Hassam, April Showers, Champs Elysées, Paris, 1888, oil on canvas, Museum purchase (1946.30) Oklahoma City Museum of Art (Oklahoma City, OK) exhibition: Romantic Visionaries: Images of Storms in European and American Art, 1750 - 1950 (April 20 - August 13, 2006) work lent: Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg, The Smugglers Return, 1801, oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wiesenberger (1960.299) Philbrook Museum of Art (Tulsa, OK) exhibition: In the Studios of Paris: William Bouguereau and His American Students (September 1, 2006 - March 30, 2008) venues: Philbrook Museum of Art Appleton Museum of Art (Ocala, FL) The Frick Art and Historical Center (Pittsburgh, PA) William Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825-1905), Return of Spring (Le work lent: William Adolphe Bouguereau, The Knitting Girl, 1869, Printemps), 1886, oil on canvas, Gift of Francis T. B. Martin, loaned to Germany's oil on canvas, Bequest of Jessie Barton Christiancy (1931.106) Staatsgalerie Stuttgart for the exhibition Claude Monet—Fields of Spring Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt (Frankfurt am Main, Germany) exhibition: I Like America (September 27, 2006 - January 7, 2007) Whitney Museum of American Art (New York, NY) works by Karl Bodmer lent (all are watercolors, 1832-34, Gift of exhibition: Picasso and American Art the Enron Art Foundation): (September 28, 2006 - September 16, 2007) Niätohsä," Atsina Chief (1986.49.282.a); Inkas-kínne, Siksika venues: Whitney Museum of American Art Blackfeet Chief (1986.49.285); Men of the Mandan Buffalo San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Bull Society (1986.49.265.a); Artifacts (1986.49.312); (San Francisco, CA) Massika, Sauk Man (1986.49.235); White-tailed Deer (1986.49.343) Walker Art Center (Minneapolis, MN) other works lent (both Gift of the Enron Art Foundation): work lent: Jackson Pollock, Galaxy, 1947, aluminum paint, oil After Karl Bodmer, Encampment of the Piekann Indians, Tableau paint, and gravel on canvas, Gift of Peggy Guggenheim (1949.164) 43 from Travels into the Interior of North America, aquatint and engraving on paper (1986.49.542.13); Peter Rindisbacher, Loans to Joslyn Art Museum War Dance of the Sauk and Fox, watercolor on paper (1986.49.499) Lenders to the permanent collection (originating in 2006) Staatsgalerie Stuttgart (Stuttgart, Germany) Anonymous (3); The Field Museum, Department of exhibition: Claude Monet—Fields in Spring Anthropology; W. C. Foxley; The Getscher-Wilkinson (May 20 - September 24, 2006) Collection; Leo Koenig; Private Collection, courtesy of W. M. works lent: William Adolphe Bouguereau, Return of Spring Brady & Co., New York; Staatsgalerie Stuttgart (Le Printemps), 1886, oil on canvas, Gift of Francis T. B. Martin (1951.889); Claude Monet, The Meadow Lenders to special exhibitions organized by, or in (La Prairie), 1879, oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. William collaboration with, Joslyn Art Museum Averell Harriman (1944.79) Jay Bolotin; Howard G. Buffett Foundation; W. C. Foxley; Michael Thomas Howard; Jun Kaneko; Thomas D. Mangelsen Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian (Santa Fe, NM) and Images of Nature Gallery; Carl Solway Gallery exhibition: Arthur Amiotte: Collages 1988 - 2006 (November 19, 2006 - September 29, 2007) work lent: Arthur Amiotte, New Horse Power in 1913, 1996, acrylic and collage on canvas, Museum purchase (1997.26) 113 EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Tours Conservators and Museums (July 21); 40 participants 858 total tours; 23,902 total participants Adam Jenkins, Mellon Fellow in Objects Conservation, (397 student tours, 15,832 participants; 461 adult tours, Philadelphia Museum of Art (talk for Joslyn Art Museum 8,070 participants) docents and local conservators) Mary Magdalene and the Art of Biblical Interpretation (July 22); Lectures, Gallery Talks, and Special Programs 236 participants for Adults Susan A. Calef, Ph.D., New Testament scholar, Creighton 57 programs; 6,066 total participants University (public lecture) Inspiration to Illumination: Collaborative Processes and The Saint The Da Vinci Code: Sorting Fact from Fiction (August 27); John's Bible (January 21); 1,724 participants 218 participants Donald Jackson, Artistic Director and Illuminator of the Creighton University Professors Ted Bohr, S.J.; Susan A. Saint John's Bible (Members' opening lecture for the Calef, Ph.D.; and Eileen Dugan, Ph.D. (public lecture) exhibition Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible) Defining the Edge (October 7); 51 participants Inspiration to Illumination: Collaborative Processes and The Saint Norman Geske, art historian and Director Emeritus of the John's Bible (January 22); 800 participants Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery (public gallery talk for the Donald Jackson, Artistic Director and Illuminator of the exhibition Art on the Edge: Modern & Contemporary Art Saint John's Bible (public lecture for the exhibition from the Permanent Collection) Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible) Selections from Jay Bolotin's The Jackleg Testament (November 5); 71 participants Artist Jay Bolotin (public film screening and musical program for the exhibition Jay Bolotin: The Jackleg Testament) Video Interview and Lecture (Expansive Influences: American Art Museums as Community Institutions) (November 18); 287 participants Video Interview – one of America 's foremost collectors of Western American Art, Bill Foxley, and Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner Lecture – Neil Harris, Ph.D., Preston and Sterling Morton Professor in the Department of History, University of Chicago (Members-only event celebrating Joslyn's 75th anniversary kick-off and the exhibition Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection) AIA Public Lectures, free talks presented by the Lincoln- Donald Jackson, Artistic Director and Illuminator of The Saint John's Bible, lectures Omaha Society of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) : at the Members-only opening, January 21 Isle of Druids and Celtic Warriors: Britain on the Eve of Roman Invasion (March 26); 55 participants Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly (March 4); 85 participants Simon James, Ph.D., University of Leicester, England, Artist Jun Kaneko (public gallery talk for the exhibition) School of Archaeology and Ancient History Hitting the Road: Archaeological Investigation of Nebraska's I Love You, I Hate You Too (April 21); 67 participants Historic Trails (April 2); 86 participants Special film screening presented in conjunction with the Paul Demers, Assistant Professor, Department of University of Nebraska-Lincoln Anthropology and Geography, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Edward Weston: The Picasso of Photography (June 24); 125 participants Alexander Nyerges, Director and CEO, The Dayton Art Institute (public lecture for the exhibition Edward Weston: A Photographer's Love of Life) Artist Jun Kaneko (right) The Technique and Aesthetic of Edward Weston's Large Format autographs a book after a Photography (July 1); 63 participants gallery talk in front of his Michael Flecky, S.J., Professor of Fine Arts and Photography, costume designs for Opera Omaha's production of Creighton University (public gallery talk for the exhibition Madama Butterfly, March 4 Edward Weston: A Photographer's Love of Life)

12 The Valley of the Golden Mummies: The Bahariya Oasis, Lascaux and the Origin of Art and the Sacred (October 21); Mummies, Health and Disease in Ancient Egypt (October 11); 140 participants 74 participants Richard J. White, Professor of Philosophy, Creighton University Robert J. Littman, Professor of Classics, University of That Other French Revolution: The French Academy Versus the Hawaii at Manoa Impressionists (November 18); 147 participants Architecture and Democracy: The Law Courts of Ancient Athens Jan Lund, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Modern (November 5); 37 participants Languages and Literatures, Creighton University Rhys F. Townsend, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art Members Mingles (gallery talks for Joslyn members): History from Clark University, Worchester John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs, Joslyn Art Appetite for Art: Director’s Choice, gallery talks featuring one Museum, for Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible work from the collection each session, led by Joslyn Director (March 28); 53 participants J. Brooks Joyner, followed by lunch: John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs, Joslyn Art Russian Recipe: Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky's Russian Beauty Museum, for Edward Weston: A Photographer's Love of Life and Cat (January 31); 99 participants (July 25); 51 participants Light Fare: Thomas Moran's The Pearl of Venice (February 28); J. Brooks Joyner, Director, Joslyn Art Museum, for Legends of 108 participants the West: The Foxley Collection (December 5); 30 participants Music to the Eyes: Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Young Girls at the New on View, gallery discussions and walking tours Piano (March 21); 94 participants showcasing new acquisitions, objects on loan to Joslyn, or Come An' Get It!: Charles Marion Russell's A Serious Predicament exciting reinstallations: (May 2); 92 participants Paul Gauguin's E Haere oe i hia (Where are you going?) (August 6); Plastered Pop: George Segal's Times Square at Night (May 23); 11 participants 82 participants John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs, Joslyn A Tasty Allegory: Giovanni Raggi's The Battle of Imbros 1717 Art Museum (An Allegory of a Navel Victory) (September 26); 85 participants Piet Mondrian's Composition in White, Red and Blue Pastoral Picnic: Chauncey Bradley Ives' Shepherd Boy and Kid (September 10); 9 participants (October 17); 83 participants Susie Severson, Assistant Curator of Education, Adult and Literature, Lovers and Lunch: William Holman Hunt and Arthur Special Programs, Joslyn Art Museum Hughes' Oriana (November 21); 85 participants Nam June Paik's Couch Potato (October 8); 7 participants Art:21 – Art in the Twenty-First Century, a series of PBS John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs, Joslyn video screenings and discussion presented in partnership with Art Museum the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts: Sir Thomas Lawrence's Portrait of Sir Samuel Shepherd (1760- Play (January 7); 12 participants 1840) (November 19); 10 participants John Wilson, Director of Curatorial Affairs, Joslyn CU at Joslyn, lectures presented in partnership with Art Museum Creighton's University College: The Handwriting on the Wall: The Bible in Art (January 14); Sacred Subjects: A Sunday Afternoon Series, programs 75 participants presented in conjunction with the exhibition Illuminating the Leonard J. Greenspoon, Klutznick Professor of Jewish Word: The Saint John's Bible: Civilization and Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Feasting on the Word: The Bible in Early Christianity (February 5); Studies, Creighton University 48 participants A Gesture of Love?: The Language of Gestures in Ancient Greek J. William Harmless, S.J., Professor of Theology, Vase Painting (March 18); 50 participants Creighton University Christina A. Clark, Assistant Professor of Classical and Illuminating the Dark Ages: Medieval Art and The Saint John's Near Eastern Studies, Creighton University Bible (February 12); 44 participants Beyond the Hollywood Western: Cowboys and Indians in Joanne Sowell, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Art and Art American Art (April 22); 45 participants History, University of Nebraska at Omaha Heather Fryer, Assistant Professor of History, Medieval Manuscripts: Methods and Materials (February 19); Creighton University 54 participants Life at Versailles (May 6); 55 participants Sheila Fairbrass, Ph.D., Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center Jan Lund, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Modern Sacred Music (February 26); 45 participants Languages and Literatures, Creighton University Rev. Charles Jurgensmeier, S.J., D.M.A., Assistant Professor More Handwriting on the Wall: The Text of the New Testament of Fine and Performing Arts, Creighton University and the Apocrypha in Art (September 16); 42 participants Leonard J. Greenspoon, Klutznick Professor of Jewish Civilization and Professor of Classical and Near Eastern Studies, Creighton University

133 Third Thursday Art Encounters Club, presented in partnership with The Nebraska Medical Center's Health & Wellness Club, offers docent-guided tours of Joslyn's collections and special exhibitions: Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible and French Donjons: Castle of Coucy, Medieval Life in Miniature Irina Zakharova (right) organizer of (February 16); 42 participants the exhibition A Cultural Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly and Illuminating the Word: Exchange: Children's Art from The Saint John's Bible (March 16); 60 participants the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and program coordinator French Donjons: Castle of Coucy, Medieval Life in Miniature for the Pushkin's Children's and The Ancient World (April 20); 33 participants Center, talks with Joslyn Director Close Proximity: Photographs from the Wild by Howard Buffett J. Brooks Joyner at the and Thomas Mangelsen and Native American Craft Traditions exhibition reception, April 27 (May 18); 25 participants Women in Art and Landscape Painting (June 15); 15 participants Edward Weston: A Photographer's Love of Life and Outreach Programs Connections: Art, Style, Fashion (July 20); 25 participants 63,587 total participants If I Were the Curator and Ritual in Art (August 17); 16 participants Outreach Trunks Art Express* Art on the Edge: Modern & Contemporary Art from the 184 requests 4 talks Permanent Collection and How Did They Do That? 56,556 participants 102 participants (September 21); 9 participants Resource Packets Latino Fest at El Museo Latino Art Encounters Special Fall Event with John Wilson, Joslyn and Videos 200 participants Director of Curatorial Affairs (October 19); 168 requests 35 participants 3,981 participants Passport Partners Drawing Classes* Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection and Art on the Edge: 4 talks Modern & Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection Discovering Art 102 participants (November 16); 17 participants 34 sessions 1,102 participants Third Thursday Art Encounters** Visualizing Literature: Book Club for Art Lovers, discussions 10 events linking literature and the visual arts, presented in partnership After-School Art Program 250 participants with the Nebraska Medical Center's Health & Wellness Club: 26 sessions To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee (February 14); *A partnership with UNMC, UMA, and 316 participants The Nebraska Medical Center 20 participants **A partnership with The Nebraska Medical The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan (April 11); Outreach Talks Center's Health & Wellness Club 32 participants 18 talks The Irish Game: A True Story of Crime and Art by Matthew 978 participants Hart (September 12); 27 participants Black Elk Speaks: Being the Life Story of a Holy Man of the Community Events Oglala Sioux as told through John G. Neihardt by Black Elk 6,586 total participants (November 14); 35 participants Sponsor Days – 350 participants Illuminating the Word: The Saint Art Classes John's Bible (January 29) 10,673 total participants Illuminating the Word: The Saint Art Classes and Camps Kiewit Summer Fun John's Bible and Castle of 544 sessions 28 sessions Coucy: Medieval Life in 6,450 participants 544 participants Miniature (April 1) Jazz on the Green (August 6) Art-Making with Riley Gallery Receptions School Tour 4 events Saint John's University Men's 129 sessions 275 participants Chorus Concert (February 26); 3,089 participants 400 participants Russian Exchange Reception Family Fun Day – Illuminating the Girl Scout and 1 event Word: The Saint John's Bible Boy Scout Programs 75 participants and Castle of Coucy: Medieval 19 sessions Life in Miniature (March 12); 240 participants 2,202 participants

The Saint John's University Men's Chorus, February 26 14 OPPD Family Day (April 1); 149 participants Gregorian Schola Performance (April 1); 75 participants Corporate Partners Days – 150 participants Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly (April 2) Visions of Victory Presented by Mutual of Omaha (July 23) Military Appreciation Day – Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible and Castle of Coucy Medieval Life in Miniature (April 8); 59 participants Passport Partners Day – Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible and Castle of Coucy Medieval Life in Miniature (April 9); 139 participants Lewis & Clark: The Journey Home Family Festival (a partnership with the Nebraska Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Kids and parents alike react to the "Dragon Tales" puppet show by Urban Prairie Commission) (September 9); 1,108 participants Puppet Company at the medieval-themed Family Fun Day for the exhibitions 75th Anniversary Family Festival (November 25); Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible and Castle of Coucy: Medieval Life in Miniature, March 12 931 participants Holiday Lights Family Festival & Cowboy Gathering (December 17); 1,023 participants Programs for Teachers and Students 4,828 total participants College Night Prairie Visions Leadership (February 17 & Academy (June 6-9) October 20) 83 participants 731 participants Omaha Public Schools Student Art Exhibition Visiting Artist Presentation (March 24-April 2) (August 29) 115 student artists; 180 participants works submitted by 73 art educators; Lewis & Clark: The Journey 450 participants Home (a partnership with (awards ceremony) the Nebraska Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission) National Art Education (September 8) The Lewis & Clark Fife and Drum Corps performs during the Lewis & Clark: The Journey Home Family Festival, September 9 Association Sessions 1,276 participants (March 25) 109 participants Celebrate Creativity (a partnership with the Math Professors Omaha Symphony) Hands-On Resources Conference (March 31) 4 events 24,326 total participants 140 participants (October 24, 26, 27, 31) 1,394 participants Scott EdTech Gallery Audio Guide Russian Exchange 16,080 participants 209 participants Luncheon and Reception EdFest and Teacher In-Services Art Packs Kids Can Do Art for Educators (April 28) 12 sessions 606 requests 6,000 participants 15 participants 450 participants 2,037 participants (estimated)

Bus loads of 4th graders arrive at Joslyn Art Museum for a musical performance by Arvel Bird, gallery visits, and art activities in celebration of Lewis & Clark: The Journey Home, September 8

153 MUSIC PROGRAMS

Music

First Friday JAM 12th season began in the fall of 2006 1,596 in attendance during the 2006 year Acoustic Groove (January 6) Sarah Benck and The Robbers (February 3) The Turfmen (March 3) Paul Haar Quartet (April 7) Blues Society of Omaha All-Stars (October 6) OK Sisters (November 3) Christine Sheil-Salhany (December 1) Jazz on the Green 22nd year 46,000 in attendance World Port (July 6) Susie Thorne & Friends (July 13)* Stefan Gaspar & The Jazz Factory (July 20) Omaha Big Band (July 27) Kerry Strayer Septet (August 3) Blues Society of Omaha All-Stars (August 10) Heidi Joy Jazz Band (August 17) Robert Glaser & the Sing, Sing, Swing Orchestra (August 24) *cancelled due to inclement weather Holiday Under Glass 13th year 1,744 in attendance University of Nebraska at Omaha Concert Choir (December 5) Creighton University Chamber Choir (December 6) South High School Ambassadors (December 7) Central High School Singers and Bel Canto (December 8) Papillion/La Vista Vocal Music (December 12) Piano Students of the Omaha Conservatory of Music (December 13) Bloomer Elementary School (December 14) St. Wenceslaus Catholic Handbell Choir (December 15) Papillion-La Vista South High School Choir (December 19) Bryan High School Surround Sound (December 20) Bellevue East High School Take II (December 21) Central High School Strings and Jazz Band (December 22) Special Concert Marcello Guzzo, Alexei Podkorytov, and Olga Smola at CREDITS ABOVE, TOP TO BOTTOM: Paul Haar, First Friday JAM, April 7; the crowd gathers for Jazz on the Green, August 3; members of the Kerry Strayer Septet Holland Performing Arts Center (February 19) perform at Jazz on the Green, August 3 2,098 in attendance

16 JOSLYN ART MUSEUM ASSOCIATIONS

The Joslyn Art Museum Associations (JAMA) of Omaha and Fundraisers Southwest Iowa serve as support groups for the Museum, volunteering Please Your Palate Cooking School featuring time, enthusiasm, and fundraising abilities in a variety of capacities Chef Scott Landry of Lake Charles, Louisiana (April 20) including planning annual fundraisers for the Museum and sponsoring a wide range of education programs and special events.

2006 JAMA Officers (Left to right) Lori Omaha Williams, President of the President President Elect & Joslyn Art Museum Association; Chef Scott Lori Williams Recording Secretary Landry; and Cooking Karen Sundell Vice President Education School chairman Joani Mullin, April 20 Rita Price Corresponding Secretary Sally Lusk Vice President Fundraising Melissa Marvin Treasurer Mary Kerr Vice President Social Sarah & George 2006 Art Auction (June 2) Cindy Irvine Advisor How to Learn to Love the Art You Love to Hate Pat Wagner Lecture and Luncheon featuring Milton Southwest Iowa Esterow, renowned editor and publisher of President Treasurer ARTnews, and celebrating the exhibition Cathy Born Jacque Diez Art on the Edge: Modern & Contemporary Secretary Advisor Art from the Permanent Collection Cheryl Downing Martha Winum (October 9)

JAMA Special Projects, Fundraisers, & Art Trips Art Trips Milton Esterow, Art Trip to Chicago, IL, featuring the special Lecture Luncheon, Special Projects exhibition Girodet: Romantic Rebel at October 9 Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible Director's Preview The Art Institute of Chicago (April 27) (January 20) Art Trip to New York, NY, featuring the special exhibition College Nights (February 17, October 20) Americans in Paris, 1860-1900 at The Metropolitan Family Fun Day (March 12) Museum of Art (November 14-15) Student Art Exhibition (March 24-April 2) New Members Event (April 6) EdFest / K-12 Teachers' Receptions (November 4 & 10) Holiday Staff Reception (December 6) Holiday Lights Family Festival & Cowboy Gathering (December 17) JAMbassadors Art Classes Scholarships Education Department Support Sign Language Interpreters

(Left to right) Art Auction honorary chairman Sylvia B. Cohn and co-chairmen Susan Knapp and Ann Blunk, June 2

(Left to right) Sue Conine, Illuminating the Word Director's Preview committee member; Lori Williams, President of the Joslyn Art Museum Association; and Nessie Swedlund, Illuminating the Word Director's Preview chairman, January 20 173 BODMER SOCIETY AND CONTEMPORARY ART SOCIETY EVENTS

Bodmer Society Contemporary Art Society The Bodmer Society, named after Karl Bodmer, the remarkable The Contemporary Art Society is a dynamic group whose mission artist who accompanied Prince Maximilian's 1832-34 expedition is to encourage, support, and stimulate the collection and study of to North America, was created to foster interest in Western and contemporary art at Joslyn. Members share a passion for the Native American art. Membership dues support the unique exciting art of our time with others who share a similar interest and programs of the Margre H. Durham Center for Western Studies at help foster a new audience among those who are becoming Joslyn Art Museum. acquainted with these important works. February 26 January 22 Special presentation by Dr. Joni Kinsey, Professor of Art History Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery’s Sheldon Forum hosted a at the University of Iowa, and author of Joslyn’s publication, special reception and gallery talk for members. Dan Siedell, Thomas Moran’s West: Chromolithography, High Art, and Popular Sheldon Curator, led a gallery talk in the exhibition Singular Taste. Kinsey, a preeminent authority on Thomas Moran, discussed Expressions: A Sheldon Invitational. the significance of this publication which focuses on Moran’s Yellowstone National Park portfolio of chromolithographs. (Left to right) April 22 John Wilson, Ph.D., Private breakfast with Dr. Heather Fryer, Assistant Professor of and Carl Solway History at Creighton University, prior to her public lecture, engage in a Beyond the Hollywood Western: Cowboys and Indians in gallery dialogue at the Contemporary American Art, part of the CU at Joslyn lecture series. Art Society Annual Dinner, May 23 September 27 Private reception and tour of The Nebraska State Historical Society’s Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center to learn more about art conservation from expert Julie A. Reilly, Associate June 13 Director for Conservation. Members had a unique Special presentation by author and art historian Dr. David opportunity to view a selection of artwork from the Foxley Carrier, Champney Family Professor at Case Western Reserve Collection that was undergoing conservation treatment. University and Cleveland Institute of Art. Dr. Carrier discussed his new book, Museum Skepticism: A History of the Display of Art in Public Galleries, which traces the birth, evolution, and decline of the public art museum as an institution meant to Bodmer Society spark democratic debate and discussion. members watch a demonstration September 27 at the Gerald R. Ford Conservation Contemporary Art Society Annual Dinner with Carl Solway, Center, May 23 a preeminent dealer of contemporary art. Prior to the dinner, members learned more about the creative process of several artists featured in Joslyn’s exhibition Art on the Edge through an insightful dialogue between Solway and John Wilson, August 23 Joslyn Director of Curatorial Affairs, followed by a tour of Reception and presentation with Eric Widing, Department the exhibition. Head of American Art at Christie’s of New York City and a November 5 recognized authority on American painting and sculpture. Members enjoyed a private brunch with artist Jay Bolotin and Widing’s lecture — From the Colonial to the Cubist, a Brief viewed the exhibition Jay Bolotin: The Jackleg Testament. History of American Art at Auction — focused on the trends in collecting American art and the process involved in an art auction. November 28 Special reception and tour of a private art collection at the home October 3 of Contemporary Art Society members Monte and Duane Bodmer Society Annual Rendezvous Dinner, hosted by Mutual Thompson. The Thompsons are long time art collectors and of Omaha, First National Bank, and an anonymous donor. members viewed their collection which includes a variety of Western art collector and Bodmer Society member Bill Foxley works from local, regional, national, and international artists. was the special guest speaker. He discussed his collecting philosophy, the status of his collection, and his experiences as a collector. Members also previewed a few artworks included in the exhibition Legends of the West: The Foxley Collection. November 28 Private dinner party at Arader Gallery in New York City hosted by W. Graham Arader, III. Members had the opportunity to meet members of the National Chapter of the Bodmer Society.

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Patron Members July 13 Patron members are a vital link in the long tradition of philanthropy Members had a special evening at Jazz on the Green including a and personal involvement that has been at the heart of Joslyn. pre-concert beer sampling, a tour of the exhibition Michael Thomas Howard: Nebraska Skies, and reserved concert seating. March 5 (Note: Due to inclement weather, the July 13 Jazz on the Patron members-only brunch with Joslyn Director J. Brooks Green concert, and part of this program, were cancelled.) Joyner and Anne El-Omami, Joslyn Director of Education, Academic Affairs, and Public Programs. Following the brunch, August 11 El-Omami discussed her vision for new and exciting education Members had an exclusive tour of three artists' studios at the initiatives at Joslyn. Creighton Faculty Art Studio, Omaha ClayWorks, and Laurie and Charles Photographs. This Art Crawl in August provided August 3 an opportunity for members to meet the artists at these local Patron and Contributor members’ night at Jazz on the Green. studios, learn about their work, and see demonstrations of the Following a private reception and tour of the exhibition Edward creative process. Weston: A Photographer’s Love of Life, members enjoyed reserved seating at the concert which featured the Kerry Strayer Septet. Young Art Patrons The Young Art Patrons offers engaging social and educational events for a rising generation of arts admirers between the ages of 25 and 40. These events emphasize the richness of the Museum’s special exhibitions and collections, provide exposure to a variety of music programs, and feature privileged access to the Museum’s staff and board. January 27 Collaborative event with independent, non-profit cinema, Film Streams. Following a private, Cuban-themed reception, members viewed the film Buena Vista Social Club about a group of legendary and aging Cuban performers gathered together by an American musician to preserve their “lost” style of pre-Castro music. February 16 Conversation with a Curator with John Wilson, Joslyn Director During the Art Crawl in August, Young Art Patrons visit Omaha ClayWorks to see of Curatorial Affairs. Following a wine and cheese reception, potters demonstrating their craft, August 11 members learned more about how curators plan and install exhibitions from conception to completion. September 21 Wine and cheese reception and tour of a private art collection March 16 at the home of Betiana and Todd Simon. This was a rare Collaborative event with Opera Omaha’s Bravo Club. Members opportunity to view contemporary works of art and learn more enjoyed a Japanese-themed reception followed by a preview of about the process of collecting from avid art collectors. Opera Omaha's production of Madama Butterfly. Hal France, guest conductor, presented an enlightening preview of Puccini’s popular October 6 masterpiece followed by a gallery talk of the set and costume Members received free admission, reserved seating, and designs in the Joslyn exhibition Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly complimentary refreshments during a special evening at First with John Wilson, Joslyn Director of Curatorial Affairs. Friday JAM featuring the Blues Society of Omaha All-Stars. May 18 December 17 Second Annual Art on Tap celebration. YAP members and Members and their families took part in an afternoon of other young professionals had an opportunity to visit the entertainment and education at the YAP Family Day during Museum free of charge and meet others who share a similar the Holiday Lights Family Festival & Cowboy Gathering. interest in the arts. Following a beer sampling, young professionals Members had guided tours of the exhibition Legends of the viewed the exhibition Close Proximity: Photographs from the West: The Foxley Collection and enjoyed complimentary hot Wild by Howard Buffett and Thomas Mangelsen. chocolate and cider at a private reception. June 22 Members viewed the exhibition Edward Weston: A Photographer’s Love of Life and learned more about the artist considered one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. Alexander Nyerges, Director and CEO of the Dayton Art Institute (Dayton, OH) and curator of the exhibition, discussed Edward Weston’s most famous images as well as works never, or rarely, before seen. 193 VOLUNTEERS

Education Lexie Newman Maxine MacDonald Kari Fossum Katie Paxton Marilyn Mangan Rose Hill JAMbassadors Brittany Romaire Linda Mathew Heidi Jones Emma Anderson Maggie Rudersdorf Ruth McKee* Mary Marchio Kelsey Anderson Taylor Saalfeld Renee Mehrer Mike Miller Samantha Ashcraft Lindsay Schulz Teresa Meyer Colin Quinn Kristina Backlund Damir Selimovic Dorothy Morrow Barbara Swick Alma Becerril Irsa Shoiab Jean Munhall-Sitzman Cynthia Vana Cannon Biggs Natalie Stephen Loy Nebergall* Alicia Bones Keelan Stewart Rose Nelson Membership Chelle Boomgaarden Samira Tella Linda O'Hare Marian Andersen Alex Borovski Hayley Verboon Dick O'Toole* Cindy Bay Stephanie Bowling Toan Vuong Mary Petty William Cody Michaela Bradley Elizabeth Wallace William Pierson* Sylvia Cohn Caitlin Brayfield Kim Weeks Lenore Polack Kim-Lien Dinh Mary Beth Broshihan Katie Williams Rita Price Elinor Greenfield Lisa Burn Kathryn Wolff Joan Quelette Sharon Griffin Kristin Carosella Katherine Woods Pat Ranney Jane Hagebush Drew Carryer Teddy Woolman Kathi Rotella Mary Jo Havlicek Abby Chambers Ben Wu Jan Sanderson Marianne Hawkins Kevin Cheairs Katherine Zhu Judy Schafer Michelle Haynes Emily Dixon Judy Schram Mary Hills Lauren Domenge Docents Mary Jo Schulte Sarah Holmes Liatte Dotan Emeritus Docents are Joan Scott Teresa Hunzeker Maura Egan denoted with an asterisk (*). Margaret Shearer Glen Johnson Frances Sherrard Heidi Jones Michelle Ellis Pamela Acuff Toni Shreve Wendy Koontz Samantha Evans Suzanne Arney Nan Sibbernsen Carmel Krone Gail Fanders Judith Boelts Jan Sinram Vera Lewis Laura Ferris Joanne Bonifant Arlene Smith Beverly Maurer Danielle Fezouati Cathy Born Kathleen Smith Jeff Scott McCarthy Ben Fischer Nancy Brune Sandra Squires Diane Nelson Melissa Forster Laura Burroughs Jean Stillmock Pegg Noyes Neil Greiss Marita Camp Pat Strecker Cathy Perry Caitlin Harding Laura Chambers Ellen Stoll Lenore Polack Emily Harrison Jean Circo Mary Jo Stoll* Margaret Quinn Rebecca Harrison Barbara Donovan Doris Taulborg Karen Riley Ashleigh Hartman Estelle Faier Jenni Toebben Carol Russell Katie Hedgpeth Ethel Flannigan* Sr. Adolorata Watson Frank Schepers Candace Holmes Elise Fowler* Anne Shaughnessy Mandy Homan Sara Foxley Scott EdTech Gallery Chris Haug Mary Kay Smid Norma Fuller Brooke Bergantzel Taylor Jahn Barbara Garinger Young Art Patrons Anna Johnston Jack Waldron Edith Godfrey Elaine Buescher Elizabeth Kinzer Alice Gooder Joslyn Information Stuart Chittenden Tobie Kunkle Linda Gordman Assistants Kent Cisar Mitch Laursen Juliana Hahn Mary Ann Chaney Mike Jung Sara Leimbach Milt Hanson Elaine Dutton Kathy Magli Melissa Long Jody Harvey* Susan Henshaw Charlie Melton Chelsea Lopez Bob Hefflinger* Barbara Maus Kenny Rocker Mindy Lorenz Veronica Hefflinger* Mary Ellen McMahon Melissa Rowlet Laura Leuschen Jeanne Henry Lynda Mirvish Samantha Mancuso Joyce Higgins Museum Shop Alice Pauley Kiana Mathew Pegge Hlavacek Dawn Burton Jon Ryan Sarah McKee Kate Holstein Jane Rumbaugh Ben McLaughlin Beth Ione Howard Frank Schepers Shelly McLaughlin Ila Dean Horn Anne Shaughnessy In addition to the regular Sally Meginnis Mary (Moran) Irving Lisa Stokes volunteers listed above, Joslyn Rachel Meredith Karen Dix Johnson Frances Taylor Art Museum thanks the Callie Messick Jean Johnson Ruth Tempelmann "special occasion" volunteers Emily Mitchell Noreen Johnson who gave of their time and Kenzie Mohlman Esther (Vernie) Jones Library Michelle Morrissey Barbara Lambries talents for exhibitions, music Catherine Almeda Megan Mullin Mary Lu Larson series, and other special Jeanne Dalton Brookelynn Musil Robert Lewis Linda Hickman programs throughout the year. Amanda Nelson Patricia Lontor Jing Hu Thank you! Anne Newman Sally Lusk 20 DONORS Donor gifts are to Joslyn Art Museum and its associated foundations.

Endowment Thelma Beckler Howard Lewis Visio: A Clear Vision Janet Bellinger L. Zenaide Luhr Dorothy and Lyman Bennett Sally and Graham Lusk for the Future Robert Benzel Irene and Joseph Malek Visio: A Clear Vision for the Future James Bergquist Francis T. B. Martin encompasses endowment and similar funds Barbara Birmingham Joan and Robert Masterson for operations, exhibitions, and acquisitions. Bella and David S. Block Helen and Frank Matthews The following are named funds that provide (Margaret Block) Janet and James McClymond support for acquisitions, programs, and projects. Gertrude E. and Herman Brinkman Mary Pat and Richard McCormick Ethel S. Abbott Art Endowment Fund Nancy and Dan Brune Cynthia and Thomas F. McGowan Milton R. and Pauline S. Abrahams Barbara and James Call Lyra Ann and Charles Monasee Library Endowment Fund Eric Carlson Barbara and Michel Nelson Center for Education Endowment Fund Betty and Sydney Cate Judy and Ron Parks Center for Western Studies Art Rosemary Christopherson Patty Patrick Endowment Fund Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial Beverly and Gerald Pearson Center for Western Studies Foundation Lenore and Joseph Polack Endowment Fund James Czarnecki Rita M. Price The Conboy Fund Shirley Daley Marjorie Quinlan The Jack Drew Endowment for 18th- Jack Drew Alice Naomi Reineke and 19th-Century Art Margre and Charles Durham Ephraim L. Marks and David M. Rice Gilbert M. and Martha H. Hitchcock Del J. Ellis Anne and David A. Rismiller Endowment Fund Jane and John Ellsworth Polly and Jack Savage Lawrence R. and Jeannette James Art Joel Faires and Dean Naegele Joan and Michael Schneeweiss Acquisition Fund Eve Fisher Terri and Phil Schrager Sarah H. Joslyn Endowment Fund Mary E. Flannigan Rose Schupak Peter Kiewit Endowment Fund John K. Fong Suzanne and Walter Scott Rismiller Endowment Art Purchase Fund Norma and E. James Fuller Margaret Shearer Rismiller Endowment Fund June and Ed Gauhari Eve and Frederick J. Simon Carolyn J. Scott Exhibition Fund Dodie and Elmer Gerfen Nancy and Larry Smith Robert H. and Mildred T. Storz Elinor Greenfield Shirley and Michael Sorrell Endowment Fund Sharon G. Marvin Griffin Edward F. Stapowich Gretchen Swanson Velde Joslyn Agnes Hamilton Janice D. and Larry D. Stoney Endowment Fund Alice W. and Berchel H. Harper Janet S. and Willis A. Strauss Mary Jo Havlicek John Thomas In addition to the named funds, the Marianne and Fred Hawkins, Jr. Isabella B. Threlkeld donors listed below have made outright Mary and Charles F. Heider Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen gifts, estate gifts, or irrevocable planned Anunt Hengtrakul Dorothy and Allan Tubach gifts to ensure that Joslyn Art Museum’s Cecil Hicks Alice Ungar tradition of excellence continues for Ursula and Henry Hoffman Vaclav Vytracil years to come. The gifts also represent a Mary and Richard Holland Patricia A. and Judd F. Wagner shared faith in the future of Joslyn as Ila Dean Horn Webster Family Foundation the region’s major resource for the Thomas Huerter and Chris Pilcher Louise Wickstrum collection, preservation and Roger Hughes Wiesman Family interpretation of the visual arts. Gilbert Johnson Robert Getscher and Harry Wilkinson Anonymous (14) Richard Jourdan Louis Williams Pauline B. Allen Mary and Nathan Kaiman Philip J. Willson Marian and Harold Andersen Leona and William Kernen Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Jo Anderson Helen Kistle Barbara P. and Robert P. Youngman Joan Angotti Helen and Ted Kolderie The Anschutz Foundation Jack Kostich Art Purchase Nancy Askew Susie and Steve Kupka Alice Dale Harper Estate Jack Barnhart Marian Leary Margaret and Hubert Bath Ida and Walter Lenz

213 Chris Pilcher and Thomas J. Huerter Art on the Edge: Modern & Kim and Bruce Lauritzen Contemporary Art from the Lozier Foundation Permanent Collection Joan and Robert Masterson Omaha Steaks International Omaha Steaks International Annette and Paul Smith Karen and Doug Riley Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Terri and Phil Schrager Richard Sullivan Suzanne and Walter Scott Philip J. Willson Ann and Kenneth E. Stinson Omaha World-Herald Philip J. Willson Faces from the Land: A Photographic Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Journey Through Native America Mike McCarthy (left) discusses a page of The Saint Gifts for Exhibitions Bank of the West John's Bible with Leona and Bill Kernen — both Lynne and John Boyer families were among the sponsors of the exhibition in Illuminating the Word: KPMG Omaha — at the Illuminating the Word Director's The Saint John's Bible Preview, January 20 Robert H. Storz Foundation William A. Fitzgerald Family Judy and Terry Haney Jay Bolotin: The Jackleg Testament The North American Journals Charles and Mary Heider Family Omaha Steaks International A. William Kernen Family of Prince Maximilian of Wied Legends of the West: Bill and Bunnie Kizer (Three translated and fully annotated The Foxley Collection Wende Lindsey-Kotouc and John Kotouc volumes describing Prince Maximilian's Bodmer Society of Joslyn Art Museum Mike McCarthy Family 1832-34 journey with artist Karl City of Omaha Wayne and Eileen Ryan Bodmer across North America and up Douglas County Gerald Timmerman Family the Missouri River) Durham Foundation James Timmerman Family Mutual of Omaha Catholic Mutual Group $250,000-$500,000 First National Bank Dillon Foundation Rhonda and Howard Hawks Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts Douglas County Commissioners Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney $100,000-$249,999 William and Mary Lindsay Lenore Polack Bodmer Society Omaha World-Herald Omaha World-Herald National Endowment for SilverStone Group the Humanities AAA Rents & Event Services Gifts for Operations, Programs, $50,000-$99,999 Nebraska Educational and Exhibitions Telecommunications Charles W. Durham (Gifts to Joslyn Art Museum or one of Spirit 88.9 FM Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts its support groups) $25,000-$49,999 French Donjons: Castle of Coucy, Medieval Life in Miniature $100,000 and above Robert Daugherty City of Omaha Dorothy and Stanley M. Truhlsen Suzanne and Walter Scott Douglas County Commissioners Douglas County $5,000-$24,999 Energy Systems Suzanne and Walter Scott Arader Galleries Omaha World-Herald U.S. Bank Ann and Steve Berzin Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Jun Kaneko: Madama Butterfly Judy and Terry Haney Joan Gibson and Donald Wurster $50,000-$99,999 Susan and Michael Lebens Durham Foundation Pinnacle Bank Visions of Victory Presented by Nancy and Michael R. McCarthy Phyllis and Del Toebben Mutual of Omaha Mutual of Omaha Mutual of Omaha, in cooperation Peter Kiewit Foundation Patron Circle with Pindar Press, NY for Contemporary Art Omaha World-Herald $25,000-$49,999 Dr. C.C. and Mabel L. Criss Foundation (Support for the acquisition of Edward Weston: A Photographer's Energy Systems Company contemporary art) Love of Life First National Bank ConAgra Foods Foundation Omaha Steaks International Nebraska Arts Council Carmen and John Gottschalk Omaha World-Herald Richard D. Holland Omaha Steaks International Peter Kiewit Sons’, Inc. Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts

22 $10,000-$24,999 Kutak Rock, LLP 75th Anniversary Blue Cross Blue Shield Qwest Foundation Gala Underwriters of Nebraska SilverStone Group Booz Allen Hamilton Annette and Paul Smith Special thanks to Wendy and Henry Breck Whitmore Charitable Trust Suzanne and Walter Scott Catholic Mutual Group $1,000-$4,999 The Ahmanson Foundation Esping Family Foundation Aaron Ferer and Sons' Company Judy and Jack Baker First Data Western Union Foundation Anne Stuart Batchelder Betty and David Baxter Carol Gendler Judy and Robert Bates Cindy and Mogens Bay Carmen and John Gottschalk Lynne and John Boyer Susan and Irving Blumkin Foundation ConAgra Foods Company Borsheim's Fine Jewelry and Gifts Mary and Charles Heider Creighton University Dawn and Doug Buchanan Mammel Foundation William C. Foxley Barbara and James Call Oriental Trading Company Burdette Fredrickson Karla and Scott Cassels Lenore Polack Norma and E. James Fuller Carol and Brad Chapman Jane and Thompson Rogers Great Western Bank Sylvia B. Cohn Saint John's University Rhonda and Howard Hawks ConAgra Foods Robert H. Storz Foundation Iowa West Foundation Jill and Dick Coyne Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Lamson, Dugan and Murray, LLP Pam and Jim Crowe Richard Sullivan Lincoln Financial Group Mary and Joe Daugherty Gilbert C. Swanson Foundation Mary and William Lindsay Dixon Family Foundation U.S. Cellular Ira Lipman Beverly and Bill Donaldson Webster Family Foundation Marilyn and Darrel Moreland Charles W. Durham Weitz Family Foundation Beth Schrager Catherine and Terry Ferguson Wells Fargo Bank UNICO Group, Inc. First National Bank Whole Foods Market Union Pacific Corporation Barbara and Bill Fitzgerald Philip J. Willson Urban Omaha Sue Fletcher Ike and Roz Friedman $500-$999 Family Foundation Offutt Officers Spouses Club Carmen and John Gottschalk Dorothy Peters Elinor Greenfield Winifred and Lewis Pinch Debra and Bruce Grewcock Anne and David A. Rismiller Sharon and William Griffin $100-$499 Robert Grissom Michaela and John Blazek Ramona and Deryl Hamann Jan and Art Burtscher Rhonda and Howard Hawks and Christine and Roger Corbit Tenaska, Inc. A ribbon-cutting begins an evening honoring U.S. Mary and Joseph Daugherty HDR Bank and David and Anne Rismiller for their generous Kathy and Wayne Gary Gates Mary and Charles Heider gifts to rename Gallery 16 The U.S. Bank – David and Anne Rismiller Gallery; (Left to right) Steve Erwin, Donald Higgins Dick Holland U.S. Bank President and Joslyn Board member; Anne Fred and Teresa Hunzeker Jeannette and Lawrence R. James Rismiller; David A. Rismiller, Joslyn Board Treasurer; Mary Kaiman Lori and Rich Jaros Walter Scott, Joslyn Art Museum Foundation Board Helen and John Kenefick Chairman and Joslyn Board executive committee member; Susan and Michael Lebens and Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner, September 29 Michael W. Lenzen Leona and Bill Kernen Ardyth Low Mary and Tom Kerr Anne and John P. Nelson Mary and Mickey Landen $5,000-$9,999 NP Dodge Company Susan and Michael Lebens Bank of the West Omaha Public Power District Lincoln Financial Group John M. Bates Charitable Trust Ivel and John Reed Ann Mactier ConAgra Foods Foundation Ann and Kenneth Stinson Mammel Foundation Harper Family Foundation Tricia and Mark Weber Sally and Richard P. Marshall Kathleen and William Kizer Shirley and Jim Young Helen and Frank Matthews Linda Klaasmeyer Beverly and Harold Maurer KPMG Cindy and Tom McGowan

233 MidAmerican Energy Holdings Honorary and Memorial Gifts Karen Todd Company/Northern Natural Gas/ (Donors who made annual memorial/ In honor of Andrea Todd CBSHOME Real Estate honorary gifts to Joslyn totaling $100 Nancy and John Webster Dian Moore or more) In memory of Charles Kay, Sr. Terry L. Moore, Jr. Naomi J. Banks In honor of Michael B. Yanney R. F. Morrison In memory of Beatrice Schimmel Betsy and Chris Murphy Frances and Louis Blumkin Gifts In-Kind Mutual of Omaha In honor of Phillip Schrager (Gifts valued at $100 or more to Joslyn Nebraska Orthopaedic Hospital In memory of Beatrice Schimmel or one of its support groups) Diane and Ben Nelson Barbara and James Call AAA Rents Omaha Steaks In honor of Robert Bates Adam Whitney Gallery Oriental Trading Company, Inc. In memory of Mary Holland American Gramaphone Parker Family Foundation Kate and N. (Sandy) Dodge, Jr. Ameristar Casino Peter Kiewit, Jr. In memory of Beatrice Schimmel Blooms in Rockbrook Village Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc. Ervin and Smith Advertising and Blue Cross Blue Shield Physicians Mutual Ins Co. Public Relations Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Lenore Polack In memory of Beatrice Schimmel Boulevard Brewing Company Jane and Ken Power Sharon Marvin Griffin and Christie's Ivel and John Reed William Griffin Coca Cola Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts In memory of Beatrice Schimmel ConAgra Foods Company Karen and Doug Riley Harper Family Foundation Elman & Co. Jane and Thompson Rogers In honor of Robert Bates Emspace Group Carol and Lee Rowe Elizabeth and Frank Hilsabeck Godfather's Pizza The David Scott Foundation In memory of Beatrice Schimmel Images of Nature Mary and Tony Seina Mary Kaiman Jelecos Lin and Michael Simmonds In memory of Nathan Kaiman KETV Channel 7 Kimberly Querrey and Lou Simpson Shirley Kulakofsky Midwest Airlines Lynette and Bill Singer In memory of Beatrice Schimmel David Murphy Jean and C. Mickey Skinner Mary and Clarence L. Landen, Jr. Old Market Habitat Ann and Kenneth E. Stinson In memory of Beatrice Schimmel Omaha Steaks International Robert H. Storz Foundation Susan and Michael Lebens One-of-a-Kind by Melissa Marvin Phyllis and Del Toebben In memory of Betty Cate Oriental Trading Company Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen John Mangimeli Karen Sundell Union Pacific Corporation In memory of James Mangimeli U.S. Cellular The Valmont Foundation Grace Mayer Whole Foods Market Nancy and John Webster In honor of Jan and Richard Caulk Passport Partners Kathryn Esping Woods and Lynda and Sidney Mirvish Rodney Woods In memory of Stella Feitelson ($100,000) Gail W. and Michael B. Yanney Dian J. Moore Passport Partners is a cultural partnership In honor of Robert Bates between The Nebraska Medical Center, Gifts to the Art Reference Library In honor of Barbara and James Call the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Cash gifts for book purchases Susan and David Morris UNMC Physicians, and Joslyn Art In memory of Betty Cate Museum with the mission to offer a variety $1,000 or more of art-focused opportunities, both at Joslyn Nancy and John Webster Sharee C. and Murray H. Newman In memory of Beatrice Schimmel and at the medical center campus, to over Gifts of art-related books Nancy F. Noddle 10,000 employees and students. $1,000 or more In memory of Beatrice Schimmel The Nebraska Medical Center John Fong Eve and Frederick J. Simon University of Nebraska Medical Center Robert Getscher and Harry Wilkinson In memory of Beatrice Schimmel UNMC Physicians Janet S. Strauss In memory of Beatrice Schimmel

24 Businesses and Institutions Participating Involved in Membership Bank of the West Campaigns City of Omaha Creighton University Participating with Financial Support CSG Systems ACI Worldwide, Inc. Deloitte and Touche Alegent Health Mercy Hospital Farmers National Company AON Risk Services, Inc. Gorges Volvo Baird Holm Law Firm Grace/Mayer Insurance Agency Barnhart Press Holland Basham Architects Bellevue University Infocrossing Blue Cross Blue Shield Koley Jessen, PC Booz Allen Hamilton Lamson, Dugan, and Murray, LLP Borhseim’s Fine Jewelry and Gifts McCarthy Group, Inc. Burlington Capital Group Metropolitan Community College DLR Group, Inc. Mosaic Energy Systems Company Mutual of Omaha First Data Resources Northrop Grumman Mission Systems First Westroads Bank Omaha Public Schools HDR, Inc. Omaha World-Herald IBM Corporation Physicians Mutual Insurance Company John Day Company Tenaska Kutak Rock, LLP THT Designs Leo A. Daly Company Union Pacific Lieben, Whitted, Houghton, University of Nebraska at Omaha Slowiaczek, and Cavanagh, PC, LLO Uta Halee Girls Village Lincoln Financial Group Woodman of the World Life Metropolitan Utilities District Insurance Society MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company Mutual of Omaha No Frills Supermarkets Northern Border Partners, LP Northern Natural Gas Omaha Steaks Omaha Public Power District Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc. Redstone Communications The Scoular Company SilverStone Group Union Pacific Foundation U.S. Bank of Nebraska Valmont Industries, Inc. Wells Fargo

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Bodmer Society Lenore Polack Patrick Gerschel (Support group for the Margre H. Marlene and J. Joe Ricketts Diane and Jay Goldsmith Durham Center for Western Studies) Karen and Doug Riley Victoria and Mark Graham Founding Members of the Bodmer Anne and David A. Rismiller* Albert Gunther Society are denoted with an asterisk (*). Jane and Thompson H. Rogers Paul Tudor Jones, II Kathleen and Robert H. Ahmanson* John Schlegel, S.J. Donna Pearson Josey Marian and Harold W. Andersen* Lori and W. David Scott Mark Kalimian Jo Anderson Suzanne and Walter Scott* Marie and James Kelly Judy and Robert Bates* Eve and Fred Simon* Richard Lampert Cynthia and Mogens Bay* Jean and Mickey Skinner* Betty and Larry Larsen Patricia and Richard Bell Peggy and David Sokol* Marc Letellier Robert Billingsley Ann and Kenneth E. Stinson* Orrin Lippoff Lynne and John Boyer* Janet S. Strauss* Alex Ludwig Eileen and Henry G. Brown Phyllis and Del Toebben Jill Matichak Susan A. Buffett Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen* Gian Matteo Lo Faro Barbara and James Call* Tricia and Mark Weber Aubrey Kerr McClendon Syd L. Cate* Nancy and John Webster* Jim Parks Carol and Brad Chapman Gail and Michael Yanney* Tim Peterson Jane and LeRoy Crosby Shirley and Jim Young Cynthia Phipps John Ross Pamela and James Q. Crowe* National Chapter Members Richard Sandhaus Mary and F. Joseph Daugherty* Chris Arader Richard Sands Robert B. Daugherty* W. Graham Arader, III John Scherlis Dawn and Sid Dinsdale Carol and Jack Asher Joan and Michael Schneweiss Beverly and William L. Donaldson Fran and Lenox Baker, Jr. Jeffrey Siegal Charles W. Durham* Frank Benevento Dwight Sipprelle Sue Fletcher Ann and Steve Berzin Edgar O. Smith Katherine and William Foxley* Terri and Dennis Bovin Lawrence Solomon Kathy and Wayne Gary Gates Wendy and Henry Breck Claire and Stephen Sordoni John Golden James Brodell Karen and Howard Spey Carmen and John Gottschalk* Peter DeSorcy Jonathan Stern James William Guercio Douglas Eby Elisabeth and Karl Swann Judy and Terry Haney Lynn and Wesley Edens Samuel Vickers Rhonda and Howard Hawks* Michael Engl Michael White Mary and Charles Heider* Susan and Steve Felker Suellen and John Wilson Richard D. Holland* Michael Frost Anda Howe Mark Zaplin Carole and Robert Julian* Hani and John Kenefick* Leona and Bill Kernen* Linda L. Klaasmeyer Gail and Harry Koch* Mary and Clarence L. Landen Kim and Bruce Lauritzen Susan and Michael Lebens Mary and Dennis Lundgren* Sally and Graham Lusk Joyce and Carl Mammel* Helen and Frank Matthews* Beverly and Harold Maurer Nancy and Michael McCarthy Cindy and Thomas F. McGowan* Carolyn Meissner Dian J. Moore* Roger F. Morrison Laurel and David Murphy Ann and A. Ralph Navaro Shirley and Daniel Neary Bodmer Society members Harold W. Andersen (left), Governor Emeritus on Joslyn’s Board, and his wife, Joslyn Anne and John Nelson Board member Marian Andersen (right), with renowned Western Art collector Bill Foxley and Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner (far right), admire a painting by Charles M. Russell, on view in the exhibition Legends of the West: Aldine Nordgren The Foxley Collection, at the Bodmer Society Rendezvous Dinner, October 3 26 Contemporary Art Society (Special interest group directly engaged with contemporary art) Kathy and Ross Bellinghiere Frances and Louis Blumkin Myriel Boes Kim and Randy Brown Anne and Stephen Bruckner Sandi L. and William Bruns Eddith Buis Rkachea and Bruce Carpenter Joan Desens and Simon Carr-Ellison Sylvia B. Cohn Rex Daugherty Karen and Robert Duncan Ruth and Joe A. Erman Jill and Mike Erman Estelle Faier Larry Ferguson Catherine and Terrence Ferguson Sara Foxley Dr. David Carrier (seated), Champney Family Professor at Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Institute Norma and James Fuller of Art; John Wilson, Ph.D., Joslyn Director of Curatorial Affairs; and Contemporary Art Society (CAS) member Carol Gendler Todd Simon (right) at a CAS event featuring Dr. Carrier's book Museum Skepticism: A History of the Display of Carmen and John Gottschalk Art in Public Galleries, June 13 Carol and Howard Hahn Mary and Charles Heider Shari Hofschire Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Richard Richard D. Holland Sullivan Angela and Stanley J. How Monte and Duane Thompson Lawrence R. James, II Patrick H. Tyrance, Jr. Frances and Richard Juro Gail and Irving Veitzer Joanie and Martin J. Lehr Joodi and Norman Veitzer Dianne and Allan Lozier Patricia and Judd Wagner Mary and John Mitchell Richard Weisman Donna Menolascino and Karl Momsen Anne M. and Arnold D. Weitz Maggie and Robert Mundy Donna and Perry T. Williams Shirley and Daniel Neary Philip J. Willson Sharee and Murray Newman Mary and John Wilson Ronald J. Palagi Joan Gibson and Donald Wurster Lenore Polack Polina Poluektova Mary Jane (Kop) Ramsey Karen and Doug Riley Barbara Rips Robert Rogers Jane and Thompson H. Rogers Jan Buckingham and Lauren M. Ronald Suzanne and Walter Scott Mary and Kurt Shafer Stacy and Bruce A. Simon Eve and Fred Simon Betiana and Todd Simon Heidi and Mark Singer Annette and Paul Smith Ann and Kenneth E. Stinson

273 PATRON MEMBERS

Patron Benefactor Patron Curator Dorothy and Stanley Truhlsen ($10,000 and above) ($1,000 to $2,499) Dorothy and Allan Tubach Marian and Harold W. Andersen AAA Enterprises, Inc. Judith Vann Energy Systems Company Marcia and Frederick Backer Diana and Dennis P. Walker Kim and Bruce Lauritzen Dorothy M. Bennett Philip J. Willson Cindy and Thomas F. McGowan Frances and Louis Blumkin Patron Collector Karen and Doug Riley Eileen and Henry G. Brown Jane and Thompson H. Rogers Barbara and James Call ($500 to $999) Elizabeth and John Carroll Nancy and David Abboud Patron Governor Syd L. Cate Diane and Robert M. Ames ($5,000 to $9,999) Pamela and James Q. Crowe Phyllis and Harvey Aronson Judy and Jack W. Baker Mary and F. Joseph Daugherty Nancy Askew Judy and Robert Bates Robert B. Daugherty Anne Stuart Batchelder Susan A. Buffett Ruth and Joe A. Erman Janice and Robert Batt Sylvia B. Cohn Eve Fisher Sally G. and Frederick M. Bekins Charles W. Durham Barbara and Bill Fitzgerald Mary Ann Belford Kathy and Wayne Gary Gates Roz Friedman C. R. (Bob) Bell Carmen and John Gottschalk Nancy and Thomas Gallagher Joanne and Robert Berkshire Rhonda and Howard Hawks Elinor N. Greenfield Leslie Berry Wende Lindsey-Kotouc and Debra and Bruce Grewcock Sharon and Randell Blackburn John Kotouc Janis and John Haggstrom Barbara Bock-Mavis Kutak Rock LLP Melissa Marvin and Geoffrey Hartig Sylvia and Gary Bohn Helen and Frank Matthews Cynthia and Herbert Hartman, Jr. Sally and Edson Bridges Shirley and Daniel Neary Teresa and Fred Hunzeker Mark J. Brodkey Suzanne and Walter Scott John J. Jelinek Mary Clarkson and Robert Broom Lin and Michael Simmonds Donna and Matthew Johnson Jean and Bruce Buehler Eve and Fred Simon Frances and Richard Juro Susan Butler Peggy and David Sokol Rae and Thomas Keogh Larry Carlson Ann and Kenneth E. Stinson Myrna and Robert Krohn Jan and Richard Caulk Valmont Industries, Inc. Eleanor Malot Phyllis and James Chapin Nancy and John Webster Michele Marsh and John Terry Carole L. Christ Barbara and Wallace R. Weitz Beverly and Harold Maurer Joan and Donald Cimpl Mary and John Wilson Sharon and Richard Miles Mary Jo and Richard M. Coffey Shirley and Jim Young Roberta and Norman Miller Laura and James Commers The Miller Foundation, Inc. Charlotte and William Conner Patron Director Lyra Ann Monasee Carol and Benton Copple ($2,500 to $4,999) Diane and Ben Nelson Mary and Hal Daub Cynthia and Mogens Bay Janis R. Nelson Elizabeth Davidson and Clark Hodder Ann and James Bonham Anne and John P. Nelson Colleen and Roger Dilley Carol and Brad Chapman Nancy F. Noddle Lynn Dinsdale-Marchese Mona and Marshall E. Faith Pearson Art Foundation Anne and James Dolan Catherine and Terry Ferguson Sandra and James Reding Rosemary and Bernard Duhaime Tricia and Steve Frary Donna and Edward Robinson, Jr. Debby Durham Marianne and Fred Hawkins, Jr. Carol and W. Lee Rowe Lynette and Marvin Dvorak Mary and Charles Heider Cynthia and Charles Schneider Bobbi and John Dyer Richard D. Holland Ruth Lind and J. William Scott Paula and James Ellis Louise and J. Brooks Joyner Mary and Tony Seina Jane and John Ellsworth Mary and Clarence L. Landen Margaret Shearer Darlynn and Tom Fellman Elizabeth D. Lauritzen Phyllis A. Sherman Terry and Randolph Ferlic Dianne and Allan Lozier Carol and Drexel Sibbernsen, Jr. Debbie and Rex Fisher Joyce and Carl Mammel Stacy and Bruce A. Simon Pam and William Fleming Sharee and Murray Newman Betiana and Todd Simon Cindy and Albert Frank Lenore Polack Lynette and William Singer Nancy and David Friedland Julie and John Schroeder Jean and Mickey Skinner Thama Lee and Willard Friedman Janet S. Strauss Marilyn Offutt Sullivan and Marlen Frost Kathy Esping Woods and Richard Sullivan Edith A. Gallagher Rodney Woods Phyllis and Del Toebben Marjorie and Dan Gardner Carol and Michael Geary

283 Karen and Thomas D. Gensler Dolores Owen Thomas D. Thalken Kay Lynn and John C. Goldner Janet and Stephen Papenfuss Jann and Lawrence B. Thomas Shirley and Leonard Goldstein Mary and Richard J. Parrish Margo Tucker and E.J. Tucker Beverly and Randall Greer Barbara and Donald Pavelka Duane Warden Judith and John Griffiths Catherine and Troy Perry Anne Thorne Weaver Barbara and David Haggart Patricia and Gerald Pfeffer Pam and Michael C. Weekly Ramona and Deryl F. Hamann Patricia J. and James Phalen Gail Werner-Robertson Ibby B. and John W. Hancock Liza and Jerry Porter Judy and Gale Wickersham Judy and Terry Haney Rita Price Cynthia and David Wiesman Elinor and Robert Hansen Jo and Rick A. Prusha Judy and James H. Wigton Karen and Kim Hawkins Kelly Karl Ptacek and Patrick Ptacek Mary and John Wilson, II Julie and David Hefflinger Kathleen and John Ransom Joan Gibson and Donald Wurster Marilynn and William Hetzler Virginia and Martin Reagan Bonnie Hickey Ivel and John Reed Young Art Patrons Anne Hubbard Betsy J. and Robert A. Reed ($150 Supporting Members) Claire Hubbard Jan Buckingham and Lauren M. Ronald Mimi and Todd Boswell Jeannette and Lawrence R. James Carol and G. Richard Russell Amy and Stuart Chittenden Lawrence R. James, II Constance Ryan Arnel B. Citurs Mary and Thomas C. Jetton Rebecca and Kirk Samuelson Mark Guilliatt Gaile and Owen Johnson Frank Schepers Jennifer Magilton-Hinrichs and Noreen and William Johnson Molly and Tobin Schropp Mark Hinrichs Esther and Carter Jones Elizebeth Murphy and Emily and Michael Jung Richard A. Jourdan Ray Schueneman Polina Poluektova Connie and Patrick Jung Amy Scott Dana Siebler and Mark Sidwell Ruth and James H. Keene Anne and Alan Simon Jake D. Slosburg Helen and Richard Kelley Klayton Killion and Robert Siniard Candace J. Tielebein Teresa and Kirk Kellner L. Harriet Singer Bill Wardell Karen and Howard Kennedy Teddi and Timothy L. Slattery Sabrina and Zachary Weiss Linda and Donald Kerr Ellen and Richard Slosburg Ryan Zabrowski Maxine and Joe Kirshenbaum Stanley J. Slosburg Kathleen and William Kizer Smith Bourne & Associates, Inc. Steph and Jack Koraleski Pamela and Jim Specht Earl R. Kreins Elaine Spire Jackie and Terry Kroeger Diane and James Landen Deb and Al Larsen Marian H. Leary Grace and Earl Leinart Bobette and Jay Lerner Deana and Michael Liddy Jennifer Toebben and Chris Link Ann Mactier Tove and Thomas L. Manuel Dara Spivack and Robert McAnally Mia Nagy and Tom McGinn Dorothy and Daniel McKinney Suzanne and Joseph McNamara Susan and Steven McWhorter Renee and Bert Mehrer Metropolitan Community College Lois and Myron Milder Dian J. Moore Young Art Patrons (YAP) committee member Kenny Rocker (left) and YAP member Joe Downs (right) with Tania and Terry Moore Alexander Nyerges, exhibition curator and then Director and CEO of The Dayton Art Institute, at a special YAP Michelle and Mario Mota gallery event for the exhibition Edward Weston: A Photographer’s Love of Life, June 22 Donna and Ralph Nelson, Jr. Carol and Charles Novich Jan Nurnberger Jean and William O'Connor

293 CONTRIBUTOR MEMBERS

Contributor Members — Sustaining Joan V. and John J. Matoole Contributor Members — Associate ($250 to $499) Carol B. and Harley McDonald ($100 to $249) D. R. and K. W. Bankhead Rozlyn and Michael Merrick Jennifer A. and Steve Ackerman Jamie and Tom Barker Robin Behlers and Paul Mileris Charles Addy Rick Beard Lindsey Miller-Lerman Steve Agosta Liz Spivey and Dave Bergin Katherine and Tom S. Miya Margaret and John Allington Chris L. and Ronald Blumkin Mary and John W. Monson Jane G. Alseth Mary Clarkson and Robert Broom Marilyn and Darrel G. Moreland Beth and Jeff Andersen Karen and Doug Brouillette James Morgan Linda Matson Andersen Scot Caldwell Dorothy and William E. Morrow, Jr. Lou Andersen Janna and Grant Calkins Rozanne and Duncan Murphy Martha M. Andersen Kate A. and John J. Cavanaugh Gayle and Timothy Nance Carol A. Anderson Diane and Lawrence Cochran Andrea M. and W. Don Nelson Carolyn Owen Anderson Aurel Couch Christine W. and David P. Nikunen Nancy and David Anderson Rosemary G. Daly Mary E. Helms and Kenneth R. Olson Vickey Anderson Janet and Fred Davis Catherine and Richard Pedersen Theresa and Charles E. Andrews Janelle F. and Leon F. Davis Jane and Scott H. Peters Barbara and Jack Angus Dominick DiMaio Cassandra J. and Gary A. Pietrok Zach Atchley Carol Jorde Domina and Winifred and Lewis Pinch Judith and John Atkins David Domina Betty Foster and Chuck Powell Toni and James A. Bac Lou and Scott Dye Linda and Bill Pratt Gail and Doug Backer Mary J. and William S. Ellis Teri and Ronald Quinn Emily R. Baker Deborah and Kennth Elson Beatrice Reimers-McLaughlin Christine A. Webster and James Balters Joan Squires and Thomas Fay Jan Reynolds Mary P. and Jack C. Barnhart Janet L. and Thomas P. Ferlic Susanne Shore and Pete Ricketts Rose Marie and George J. Basque Gail and Bruce Frasier Jane and William Roccaforte Terry Baxter Frances H. and Ray D. Gaines Rose Marie and Harold Dean Sapp Weenonah L. and Curtis K. Bayer Joanne S. and Philip P. Gilmore Shelly and Stanley H. Schack Clare and Duane Baylor Paula K. and Gary Glissman Anne E. Scheerer Jean and Steven Beck Belinda B. and Carl B. Greiner Joanne and James R. Scott-Miller Nancy and Steven Beckwith Adele A. and Ted Hazer Diane and Lawrence F. Shackman Nancy N. and George J. Behringer Carr E. Heaney, Jr. Ann and Frank C. Sidles Marilyn Beig Keith Hentzen Mary McNamee and Kieth Simmons Nancy and Jack Belck Bruce Heyne Patty Skwarek Thomas M. Belford Barbara and Paul E. Hodgson Martha and D. David Slosburg Kathryn and James Bellman M. S. and Catherine J. Hohman Jeannette A. and H. Wayne Smith Gerry Sullivan and Robert Benzel Mary L. and Thomas H. Holley Gregory H. Sovey Mary and Tom Bernstein Carolie Hunting Ann L. and Gene Spence Mary Wampler and Philip J. Bierman Carolyn and George M. Ireland Betsy J. and Lynn A. Stephenson Anne D. and Robert T. Binhammer Jean and David Jaskierny Ingrid and Del Stites Pam and Dennis Bintner Mary R. and Paul C. Jessen Nancy H. Sunderland Gary Birge Phyllis and John Jeter Patricia and Dale TeKolste Lisa A. Bladt Dale E. Johnson Leslie and Daniel Thiele Jerry Bland Judith and Joseph G. Johnston Nancy and Alan Thorson Barbara Ann and Frank M. Blank Fanny S. Jones Jean M. and Richard B. Tobin Judy and Frank Blazek Elizabeth Scott Karpf Blair Vogel Sharon L. and Robert Bloechle Ellen C. and Bruce C. Karsk Linda and Robert S. Walker, Jr. Barbara Bock-Mavis Renee and John E. Kizer Linda R. and Ronald L. Wax Judith Boelts Richard F. Klaas Sue L. and Tom Weidner Steve Boes Susan and Tom Knight Patti Jo and Dennis Weiss Kathleen and Joseph R. Bohacek Victoria and David A. Krecek J. Todd White Bonnie and Allan Boone Janet and C. Rex Latta Nancy L. and Philip M. Wolf Dorothy and David H. Bowman, Jr. Barbara and Kirk C. Lewis Irene A. Zimmerman Esther and Dan Brabec Sina J. Linman Judy Zweiback Meroe Brady Trudy and Larry Lundquist Amy and Timothy Zweiback Marti and Ken Briney Michael Luther Elizabeth Owens and William Brock Sally L. and Michael D. Mann Tina and Dale A. Broekemeier Nancy and Dave E. Brown

303 James R. Brown Kim-Lien Dinh and James D. Browning Barbara and Gerald C. Brundo Susan J. Boust and George K. Burcum Margaret A. and Robert F. Burns Mary K. and James R. Campbell Peter Canaday James C. Carnicom Anne D. and James A. Carroll Marilyn and H. Robert Cassling David Catalan Susan and Jim Catlin John F. Cazahous, Jr. Joyce and Elisabeth Chandler Susan C. and Bob Chenoweth Val Chickinelli Gretchen and Fred Christensen C. Ann and Russell A. Clark Annette and Travis Clark Guests fill the exhibition galleries to view The Saint John's Bible during the Members-only Opening for the exhibition, Evelyn and Carl Comte attended by more than 1,700 members (a record), January 21 Susan E. Conine Terrence Connelly Cora and Maurice Conner Marnie and R. J. Ellingson Barbara Goodrich Mary (Peg) E. and Gary L. Crouch Mary and Herbert A. Engdahl Linda and Jerry Gordman Jacquelyn and Herbert Crowley Cathy and Todd Engle Margaret J. and John L. Gordon Marianne and Tom Culhane Janice and Steve Erwin Wanda and J. Michael Gottschalk Robert H. Culver Janet H. and Carl B. Eskridge Lucy Beale-Graeme and R. B. Graeme E. F. Curtiss Bernadette and Paul Esposito Walter B. Graham Teri S. and Mark L. D’Agostino Barbara A. Fanning Rosalie P. and Charles M. Graz Sharon and Collin D'Silva Joan B. and John J. Ferguson Nina and John J. Griffin Kathleen Dankert Marianne K. Festersen Virginia and Robert L. Grissom Wayne Daugherty Ellen and Leonard L. Finnegan, Jr. Doris Grof Mary S. and Kurt A. Davey Therese and Tim Fitzgibbons Katie and Joel Guenther Marcia Codes-Davies and Yoshiko and Edward J. Fitzpatrick Joan Hacket Michael Davies Thomas Foley Jo Ann Hajek Rose Marie and Bill E. Davis Diane and Jere Fonda Marie Larchick and Arthur Haney Cornellia and John B. Davis Sandra and Robert J. Fonda Grace E. Hansen Jeri and Neal Davis Barbara J. Ford Mildred E. and Malvin L. Hansen Jean G. Day Rebecca Ford Kerry Winterer and Norma Hansen Norma J. Deeb Marilyn and Don Forke Alice and Jerry D. Hanson Maureen E. and Michael J. Delich Robert M. Foster Deborah and Michael Hargrave Geraldine C. and Harold T. Dibelka Muriel Frank Jacquelyn and Roger K. Harned Sara Dingman Judy Franksen Carolyn and Jeff Harrington Gloria and Roy Dinsdale Nev and Gordon E. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Darrald B. Harsh Kim and Tom Dinsdale Julie and Lance Fritz Jody Harvey Linda A. Dobry Dominique Frost Gregory A. Havelka Grace-Ann and E. David Dolak Kimberly and Florian Fuerstenau Mary Jo Havlicek Barbara J. Donovan John Gallagher Susan and Michael R. Hawkins Karen and Patrick Drickey Marcia Gallner Barbara J. and Douglas S. Heikel Gayle and Sarge Dubinsky Margie Garcia and Jorge Garcia-Padial Gayle and Thomas Heldridge Janice R. and Frank J. Duffy Karen and Bruce Garver Joan C. and Peter W. Hill Catherine and C. D. Duran Dana and Steve Gehring Rose M. Hill Michelle and Gregory Eakins Helen S. and Louis G. Gerdes Norma J. Hilt Claire W. Eason Sharon and Frank A. Giitter Karel and Charles Hinkle Catherine Eberle Sarah F. and William F. Ginn Kenneth Hladek Irene and Gary G. Ecklund Polly and Joe Goecke Janie C. and Harry A. Hoch, Jr. Barbara J. and Herbert Egerer Whitney and David Goldner Kristen and Gary Hoffman Mary Kaye Eggers Barbara and Gary Goldstein Mary Anne and David E. Hoover 313 Maxine Horning Sheila and James Lincoln Russell W. Palmer Elizabeth and Donald Hosford, Jr. Katie and James Linder Jennifer and Thomas Pansing, Jr. Anne Houlihan Lora Damme and Jay Longinaker Ann and Raymond Pape Kayla and Robert Howard Patricia and Charles Lontor Susan Seaton and John G. Papproth Annette and Steven Huff Marjorie Benson Loring Frances and John Parrott III Ann B. and Gerald L. Hug Faith L. Louis Elna W. and Robert E. Peirce Jean and Nadine Hunter Maxine and Armel MacDonald Letitia and John W. Pemberton Carla and Thomas J. Imray Debora and John Mackiel Bradley and Lynn Perry Maria C. and Dean G. Jacobsen Jodie and William L. Mackintosh Jean Ann Ballinger and Jayne L. Timmerman and J. Terry MacNamara Ward D. Peters Daniel L. Jaksich Heidi and Tom Macy Allison and Gary Petersen Teresa Meyer and Jim Jarazbek Rob Madden L. Victoria Peterson Eva M. and Burton D. Jay Mary and Joseph Magner Joy A. Pillard Jelecos Michael Mahoney Eleanor M. Plumb Deby Johnson Sally G. and Edward M. Malashock Bev and Kennard Pohlman Gilbert D. Johnson William March Karen F. and Oliver B. Pollak Patricia and Gordon F. Johnson Sally S. and Richard P. Marshall Vicki Pratt Mary K. and Robert D. Johnson Robert J. Martin Sandra and Jane Price Cheri Jones Caryl and Jose Martinez Sharon and Frank Prucka Elizabeth and Jerry Jones Barbara L. Maus Prudential Foundation Elizabeth J. and Kevin M. Joyce Mary M. and Charles F. Maxwell, Jr. Marjorie A. Quinlan Ronald J. Kafka Catherine and Marcue Maydew Laura A. Rachwalik Robin and Henry Kammandel Jazmyn McDonald Sara and Gary W. Radil Beverley and F. William Karrer JoAnn McDowell Andrew Rasmussen Renee and Sandford Kasner Ann and James E. McGill Betty C. and Hans Rath Patricia D. and Gene F. Kathol Joan and Earl J. McLean Izen I. and Neal S. Ratzlaff Audrey and Richard F. Kauders Cathy and Patrick McManus Helen C. and Barney B. Rees Shari and Bill A. Kellstrom Grace L. and Cynthia Anne McMillan Steven K. Reida Jan and Victor Kensler Donna and Larry Melichar Bruce Reynolds Dale Kent Kurtis Meyer Katherine Rhea Lydia J. Caldeira and Stephen E. Kight Patricia A. and Peter W. Miller Mary and Gerald E. Ries Ann Kineen Daisy and J. Gates Minnick Silvia and Larry E. Roffman Geraldine B. and Jack B. King Regina and John Minton Robert D. Rogers Margaret A. Kirkeby Mary R. and James J. Montequin Jane and Carl H. Rohman Mike Klug Marilyn and David Moore Debra J. Romberger Kelly Knepfel Maria and James H. Moore, Jr. Fran and J. Emmet Root Glenda K. Knowles Nancy and Michael Moran Nancy A. and Jim E. Rosenthal Jerry Kooiker Cynthia A. Zurmuhlen and Lois and Ronald W. Roskens Jean and Donald H. Korff Garet J. Moravec Richard E. Rossi Joan W. Kriegler Arlis and Philip E. Morrison Kathi and Louis J. Rotella, Jr. Mary Ellen and Charles Krobot Jolene M. and Bruce A. Moseman Phyllis Kingery-Ruff and Victoria and Kenneth Kroeker Nancy Morris and Joseph Muller Clifford R. Ruff Janet A. and H. Frederick Kuehl Joani and Michael G. Mullin Julia and Joel Russell Shirley Kulakofsky Elvira Garcia and Gordon Mundell Patricia and Joe Samson Patty and David Kunsemiller Bob Murphy Helen and Stephen Sawtell Carol A. and Michael J. LaCroix Beverly and Robert J. Murray J. G. Schaaf Colleen and Michael Langenfeld Laura-Lee and Howard W. Needelman Nola and David Schettler Lois J. Inskeep and Lorinda Langner Kathy W. and George E. Nelson Jeri and William Schlueter Clark Lauritzen Amber Neubert Rick W. Schreiber Anna Liza and Pierre J. Lavedan Mary and Kevin D. Nohner Nancy and Phillip Schroeder Norma and Richard LeClerc Sandra L. Nolle Alcyone M. Scott Kathryn and Jack Lewis Victoria L. and Robert B. Northrup Dianne M. and John A. Scott Anne Hayes and Martin Lewis Renee and Richard O’Brien Willa and Lee D. Seemann Rochelle Lewis Kay and Young P. Oliver Kathleen Tighe-Seidel and Sandra Neely and Patrick Lhermitte Lynette S. and Matt R. Olsen Thomas W. Seidel Anne C. and T. Geoffrey Lieben Connie and H. Don Osborne Cindy and Wayne Sensor Tom D. Liefer Dorothy Otis Greg Severson Erin and Michael Limas Harriett and William L. Otis Anne and Bruce Shackman

323 Anne Shaughnessy Fran and Neil Shaver James T. Shaw Usha and Dan Sherman Frances C. and Joseph H. Sherrard Laura and William Shiffermiller Kay Shilling Nancy and Richard Shugrue Lonnie E. Shumate, Jr. Linda C. and Robert R. Siffring Steven Silver F. Miles Skultety (Left to right) Artists Thomas Mangelsen and Howard Dorothy D. and Greg T. Sloma Buffett with Joslyn Director J. Brooks Joyner at the Close Kathryn and Douglas Smith Proximity exhibition event, May 4 Patricia and Sanford Smith Whit Smith Barbara Waldie Pam J. and Jim F. Sorrell Virginia and Thomas Walsh Shirley A. and Michael F. Sorrell Donna Walter Connie and Richard H. Spellman Eugene Waltke Denese H. and Thomas D. Stalnaker Vicki and Dean Wampler Pam and Ed Stanek Colleen and Edward Warin Dorothy I. and David Stern Bette L. Weekly Peg and Dennis Stessman Kenneth P. Weiner Jean and Bill Stillmock Sharon Welna Julie and Morgan Strattan Madeline and Art West Jane Carnazzo and Robert Stutzman Margaret Block and Larry West Donna D. Sulskis Marilyn White Robert and Karen Sundell Donna M. and Lowell R. Wilhite Charles Szmrecsanyi Lori L. and Stephen H. Williams Jane and Michael Tan Creti Sandra and Daniel R. Wilson Elizabeth and Thomas Tape Julie and Mark Wilson Sherry A. and Jeffrey Taxman Mary Beth and James P. Winner Ann M. and Jon G. Taylor Barbara and Gary D. Woods Jean W. and Robert Taylor Marek A. Wozniak Vance F. Taylor Betty and Lloyd Zachariae Jan Thelen Gloria J. Zakaras Nicole B. Theophilus Robert Zimmerman Carol and Gary Thompson Charlotte and Morley Zipursky Karen and Gary N. Thompson Evelyn Zysman Linda and Ronald G. Thompson Jean O. and Millard R. Thurmond Ann E. and Andy Titus Kay B. and Charles R. Tomek Joslyn Art Museum extends a sincere Jane and Thomas Tonniges apology to anyone whose name may have Kathy L. and Robert C. Townsend been inadvertently omitted from the Michael Trautschold Volunteers, Donors, Collectors' Groups, Irene and Donald Treaster and Patron and Contributor Members lists. Suz and Steve Trusty Dorothy and Dean J. Tuma Carol B. and David U. Van Metre Denise Kolbet and Michelle Vanderwoude Nancy J. and Kevin D. Vaughan Barbara J. Velinsky Carl Vieregger Mr. and Mrs. John A. Vifquain Diane Riibe-Virant and Ed C. Virant Sandra and Thomas VonRiesen

333 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Combined Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2006

Assets

Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,626,343 Accrued interest receivable 242,249 Receivables 77,296 Museum shop inventory 276,597 Prepaid expenses and other assets 317,879 Contributions receivable: Heritage Services 1,161,248 Other 2,192,397 Notes receivable 1,000,000 Funds on deposit under bond resolution 2,886,069 Investments 28,699,234 Property, net 24,181,132 Art collection 44,149,804 Assets held under deferred compensation program 381,260 Total assets $ 107,191,508

Liabilities and Net Assets

Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 866,107 Bonds payable 6,250,000 Payable under deferred compensation program 381,260 Total liabilities 7,497,367 Net assets: Unrestricted: Undesignated 74,188,285 Designated by Board 8,099,346 Donor restricted: Temporarily 5,989,167 Permanently 11,417,343 Total net assets 99,694,141 Total liabilities and net assets $ 107,191,508

343 Combined Statement of Activities Year ended December 31, 2006

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted restricted restricted Total Revenues: Contributions and grants $ 5,429,441 2,263,883 55,000 7,748,324 Contributions of art 62,980 — — 62,980 Admissions 136,041 — — 136,041 Memberships 279,418 — — 279,418 Bodmer Society 193,642 — — 193,642 Contemporary Art Society 25,325 — — 25,325 Education programs 84,896 — — 84,896 Auxiliary services: Food service and facility rental 638,533 — — 638,533 Museum shop 523,634 — — 523,634 Association groups 119,260 — — 119,260 Music series 168,218 — — 168,218 Interest and investment income 1,308,100 213,554 19,215 1,540,869 Realized gain on investments 483,162 74,201 — 557,363 Unrealized gain on investments 2,074,469 103,143 — 2,177,612 Miscellaneous 151,554 — — 151,554 Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of operating restrictions 1,010,064 (1,010,064) — — Satisfaction of program restrictions 645,852 (645,852) — — Total revenues 13,334,589 998,865 74,215 14,407,669 Expenses: Administration 1,671,658 — — 1,671,658 Curatorial 1,535,244 — — 1,535,244 Education 1,169,899 — — 1,169,899 Development 831,914 — — 831,914 Auxiliary services 972,104 — — 972,104 Physical plant 1,776,604 — — 1,776,604 Depreciation 364,234 — — 364,234 Total expenses 8,321,657 — — 8,321,657 Change in net assets 5,012,932 998,865 74,215 6,086,012 Net assets, beginning of year 77,274,699 4,990,302 11,343,128 93,608,129 Net assets, end of year $ 82,287,631 5,989,167 11,417,343 99,694,141

353 STAFF as of December 31, 2006

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