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2004 ANNUAL REPORT

21 EXHIBITIONS 1,000 OBJECTS ACQUIRED 47 SERIES OF “The exhibit is simply breathtaking!” EXHIBITIONS 65 LOANS TO INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 10 NEW TRUSTEES 140 PUBLIC PROGRAMS 50 AND PHOTOGRAPHIC RESTORED 3300 PRESERVED “Very cool! David Byrne’s work makes me think! Thank you!” TWO NEW MASTER’S PROGRAMS LAUNCHED IMAGE MAGAZINE RE-INTRODUCED THREE SCHOOLS OF PRESERVATION AND CONSER- “What a treat and tribute to Eastman. An elegy to film.” VATION 338 FILM SCREENINGS 11 TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS TO 19 INTERNATIONAL VENUES Above: Johannes Hepp (German, b. 1969). CITY, September 11, 2001. Chromogenic development print. collection purchase in 2004 with funds from the Photographic Acquisitions Endowment Fund.

S ACQUIRED 47 SERIES OF FILM INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS “Walking through the galleries makes me want to shoot pictures all day long.” C PROGRAMS S RESTORED 3300 FILMS PRESERVED MS LAUNCHED IMAGE MAGAZINE “No matter how many times I visit, I always learn something new.” S OF PRESERVATION AND CONSER- 11 TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS TO

—Comments from Eastman House visitors in 2004

The lists of exhibitions, programs, and acquisitions you'll see in these pages tell only a part of the dynamic story of George Eastman House. The Museum's character is a complex of service, administered through the disciplines of photography, motion pictures, and the legacy of George Eastman. Our collections are at the heart of this service. This report centers upon the images and legacy that give purpose to our mission. Here are several examples:

Eastman House's role as leader in image conservation and preservation education was extended in 2004 in two significant ways. The Museum launched a joint master's degree program in pho- tograph collections management with Ryerson University in Toronto. In addition, students in the Museum's L. Jeffrey Selznick School of Film Preservation now are offered the opportunity to obtain a master's degree through the .

The Museum's expanded traveling exhibitions program shares our images internationally, and our newly redesigned web site meets the changing expectations of audiences around the world. Eastman House also relaunched Image magazine—an image-rich journal with informative articles that echo the early years of Image while providing readers with another way of enjoying the collections of the Museum.

Eastman House celebrated the sesquicentennial of George Eastman's birth with an acclaimed exhibition, The Remarkable George Eastman: Vision & Obsession, a biographical interpretation told through video, film, and leading-edge imaging technologies never before seen in any museum, truly bringing the entrepreneurial, ethical, and philanthropic legacy of Mr. Eastman to light.

And yet these activities are still only a sampling of the Museum's accomplishments in 2004. Read on. And thank you. Your partnership, your involvement, and your support make it possible.

Stephen B. Ashley, Anthony Bannon, Chairman, Board of Trustees Director

Left: Turner (American, b. 1934). SMILING WOMAN, 1970. Computer-generated inkjet print. Gift of the photographer to the photography collection in 2004. © Pete Turner. Next page, left: KING KONG (Merian C. Cooper/Ernest B. Schoedsack, US 1933), from the exhibition The Best of Photo & Film: Right Before Your Eyes, on view through April 11. Next page, right top: Frank F. Bunker (American, active 1910–1940). WOMAN AT SIGN AT SUMMIT OF PIKES PEAK, ca. 1920. Gelatin silver print, stereograph. Museum purchase, ex-collection Richmond W. Strong. From the exhibition Site Seeing: Photographic Excursions in Tourism, a traveling exhibition that began its tour in late 2004. Next page, right bottom: Erwin Wurm (Austrian, b. 1954). Still from video 59 STELLUNGEN [59 POSITIONS], 1992/1999. Color print, chromogenic development process. Photography collection purchase in 2004 with funds from the Photographic Acquisitions Endowment Fund.

EXHIBITIONS Sweet Creations, curated by Kathy Let Children Be Children: Lewis Heroic Grace: The Chinese Martial Connor (November 10–December 16) Wickes Hine’s Crusade Against Film (January) Candice Bergen Photographs: Child Labor, curated by Jeanne 1971–1976, curated by Rick Hock Holiday Advertisements, curated by Movies on a Shoestring (February, May) Deborah Hamel (November 12, Verhulst. Modern print versions. (through January 4) Great Black Performances (February) 2004–June 5, 2005) • Historical Society, Brooklyn, Poetic Images: Literary Illustrations New York (through March 7) (vintage) Senior Matinées (March–October) from the Richard and Ronay • Henry Rio Bridge Gallery, Los Films from Along the Silk Road (March) Menschel , curated by Rachel TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Angeles, (May 17–June 25) Stuhlman (through January 4) • Bisbee Mining Museum, Bisbee, Loathsome Films (March) Ansel Adams: Celebration of Genius, Arizona (September 1–October 20) The Best of Photo & Film: Right curated by Jeanne Verhulst Nitrate Treasures (March) Before Your Eyes, curated by Roxana Picturing What Matters: An Offering • Pensacola Museum of , Pensacola, Pasolini’s Trilogy of Life (April) Aparicio Wolfe, Leonie Bradbury, Sean Florida (through January 17) of Photographs from the George Corcoran, Jim Healy, Rick Hock, • Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, Eastman House Collection, curated Site Seeing: The Cinematic City Anthony L’Abbate, David Wooters, and Florida (May 1–June 27) by George Eastman House Staff (May–August) Caroline Yeager (through April 11) • The R. W. Norton Gallery, • Putnam Museum and Imax Theatre, Beautiful Losers (June) Shreveport, (October 5, Davenport, Iowa (June 5–October 24) A Sampler, curated by Preservation Weekend (June) Todd Gustavson (through April 24) 2004–January 2, 2005) Requiem: By the Photographers by Bernard Herrmann The Best of Photography and Film Who Died in Vietnam and Indochina, The Magic Lantern, organized by (July–August) guest curator Edward Lennart from the George Eastman House assembled by Horst Faas and Tim Page (through November 15) Collection, curated by Roxana Aparicio • North Carolina State University Not on Video (July–August) Wolfe, Leonie Bradbury, Sean Corcoran, The Pencil of Nature, The Films of Jeff Bridges (July) curated by Roger Bruce, Rochester Jewish Film Rick Hock, and David Festival (July) Wooters (through EXHIBITIONS

February 6, 2005) Exhibitions make accessible—up close, in person—the unparalleled collections Animal Love (August) The Last One Hundred of George Eastman House. One of the Museum's most visible activities last year Lucas Belvaux’s Trilogie Years of Photography, (August) curated by Sean Corcoran was the celebration of the sesquicentennial of George Eastman's birth. The high- Silent Cinema and David Wooters light of that celebration was the exhibition The Remarkable George Eastman: Vision & (September–November) (through June 19, 2005) Obsession, which focused attention on the impact of the Eastman legacy through- 15th Annual Rochester 15 Minutes: Celebrity Labor Film Series and Identity, curated by out the world. His photography innovations changed the way we see. His commit- (September–October) Rick Hock, David Wooters, ment to social justice, ethical business practices, and better government, as well as and Caroline Yeager The Films of Charles (January 24–April 25) his marketing genius, were ahead of their time. In Eastman's belief that it is our Laughton (September–October) The Dutch Connection: duty, and our privilege, to create a caring and culturally rich community, and he set The Horror, The Horror: George Eastman’s a standard for philanthropy and involvement that is yet unmatched. In addition to Conservatory in Winter The Doctor is In…Sane Bloom, curated by Andy last year's displays in Rochester, the Museum's exhibitions of photographs and (October) Joss (February 10–22) motion pictures traveled to 62 venues in ten countries. ImageOut: The Roch- Water/Garden: ester and Gay Photographs by Keith Film and Video Festival Johnson, curated by Sean (October) Corcoran (March 5– The Human Dutch: Films September 5) from the Netherlands Night Visions: The Secret Designs Jim Healy, Rick Hock, Anthony L’Abbate, Library, Raleigh, North Carolina (November–December) David Wooters, and Caroline Yeager (February 9–May 30) of Moths, curated by Julia Unruh 2004 Memorial Screenings • Fundación Pedro Barrié de la Maza, (April 16–June 30) The Rise of a Landmark: Lewis Hine (November–December) A Coruña, Spain (October 20, Site Seeing: Photographic Excursions and the Empire State Building, curat- 2004–January 9, 2005) 4th Annual High Falls Film Festival ed by Amelia Hugill-Fontanel in Tourism, curated by Sean Corcoran, (November) Eliza Kozlowski, and David Wooters Eloquent Vistas: The Art of • Morris Museum, Morris, New Jersey (April 24–September 5) Nineteenth-Century American (January 20–March 14) The Harry Palmer Trilogy (December) from the Machines of Memory: from Robert ParkeHarrison: The 3-D on the Silver Screen (December) George Eastman House Collection, the Technology Collection, curated Architect’s Brother, curated curated by Jeanne Verhulst and Guests in person: Barry Allen, by Todd Gustavson and Rick Hock by Therese Mulligan David Wooters Thom Andersen, Andy Babiuk, Schawn (May 8–ongoing) • Museum of Photographic Arts, • Carnegie Museum of Art, , Belston, Jeff Bridges, Charles Burnett, San Diego, California (January11– Storytelling: Contemporary Pennsylvania (February 21–May 9) Lee Demarbre, Carvin Eison, Dreamland April 4) Approaches to New Media, curated • Frye Art Museum, Seattle, Washington Faces, Robert Gitt, Richard Gordon, Ray • Städtishe Museum Jena, Jena, by Rick Hock in collaboration with (July 10–October 24) Harryhausen, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Germany (June 6–August 22) Postmasters Gallery (May 15–July 4) John Kirk, Andrew Lampert, John Landis, Faces of AIDS: Photographs by • De Cordova Museum and Sculpture Ron Mann, Ross McElwee, Mark Jeff Bridges—Pictures, curated by Harvey Stein, curated by Jeanne Garden, Lincoln, (Sep- Moskowitz, Dow Mossman, Harvey Pekar, Julia Unruh (July 17–September 19) Verhulst tember 18, 2004–January 2, 2005) Yvonne Rainer, Jonathan Rosenbaum, The Remarkable George Eastman: • Aurora Public Arts Commission, Tin Hat Trio (January–December) Vision & Obsession, curated by Aurora, Illinois (January 31–March 28) • Charles H. MacNider Art Museum, FILM SERIES Premieres of new films from: Hungary, Kathy Connor and Rick Hock Burkina Faso, USSR, Italy, Canada, Mason City, Iowa (November 4, The Dryden Theatre is the exhibition (September 18–ongoing) South , Thailand, Denmark, 2004–January 16, 2005) venue for the Museum’s motion picture Trees, Tombstones, & Bullet Points, Australia, etc. (January–December) collections. Following are the film series curated by Julia Unruh (October 2, Celebrity: Edward presented in the Dryden Theatre dur- Series of films by: Theo Angelopolous, 2004–February 6, 2005) Steichen’s Fair Portraits, curated by Therese Mulligan ing 2004. Marina de Van, , John Landis, We Skate Hardcore: Vincent Cianni, David Lean, Chris Marker, Richard • Kunsthal Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Curator’s Choice (January–December) curated by Sean Corcoran (October 16, Netherlands (January 16–April 11) Massingham, François Ozon, Yasujiro 2004–May 22, 2005) The Films of The Beatles and Richard Ozu, Douglas Sirk, Andrei Tarkovsky, Keith Carter: Poet of the Ordinary, Lester (January–February) Tian Zhuangzhuang (January– Within the Stone, curated by Julia curated by Jeanne Verhulst December) Unruh (October 23–ongoing) • Silver Eye Gallery, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- Women Who Kill (January–February) vania (September 8–October 23) Left: Edward Steichen (American, b. Luxembourg, 1879–1973). , 1928. Gelatin silver contact print. Bequest of Edward Steichen by direction of Joanna T. Steichen. From the exhibition 15 Minutes: Celebrity and Identity, on view January 24–April 25. Right: Martin Parr (English, b. 1952). WEYMOUTH, 1999. Color print/chromogenic process. Museum purchase, Charina Foundation Fund. From the exhibition Site Seeing: Photographic Excursions in Tourism, on view April 24–September 5.

Entrance to the Eastman sesquicentennial exhibition The Remarkable George Eastman: Vision & Obsession, on view September 18, 2004–January 9, 2005.

Left: Harold E. Edgerton (American, 1903–1990). .30 BULLET PIERCING AN APPLE, 1964. Color print, dye imbibition process. Gift of Edgerton Family Foundation. From exhibition The Best of Photo & Film, on view through April 11. Right: Eastman Honorary Scholar Jeff Bridges appears with his exhibition Jeff Bridges—Pictures, on view July 17–September 19.

PROGRAMSPROGRAMS

Along with offering a wide variety of events including concerts, lectures, and work- shops, Eastman House continues to serve as Mecca for renowned photographers and filmmakers. Last year, artists such as Sally Mann, Susan Meiselas, Douglas Kirkland, David Byrne, Jeff Bridges, and John Landis spoke to capacity crowds and many also viewed collection objects. When here, photographer Jeff Bridges looked at 19th-century panoramas and a 1910 album of images by a teenaged Jacques- Henri Lartigue from the photography collection. Filmmaker John Landis viewed the motion picture collection’s print of The Fall of the Roman Empire (Anthony Mann, US 1964) in the Dryden Theatre.

SELECTED PROGRAMS This list contains program highlights 28 senior citizen matinées from 2004. A complete list can be (March–October) found on the George Eastman House 8 visiting photographers, scholars, web site: www.eastmanhouse.org. and archivists, including John Landis, 14 exhibition-related lectures and Ray Harryhausen, and Douglas Kirkland events, including talks by Jeff Bridges, (April–September) Above, left: Young visitors enjoy the David Byrne, and Bill Atkinson popular annual Holiday Homecoming 5 special lectures and events (January–December) event, which features gingerbread (May–November) 17 members’ lectures, previews, and houses, festive decorations, and sea- 4 film festivals (May–November) Left, top: A Celebration of Color- tours (January–November) sonal music. Above, center: Visiting ama in November gathered many 5 landscape lectures and events filmmaker John Landis relaxes in the 16 visiting artists, including Philip Colorama photographers and (May–August) gallery before accepting the title of Seymour Hoffman and Harvey Pekar models from the Rochester area (January–November) 5 family and children’s events George Eastman Honorary Scholar and featured a booksigning by (June–December) in April and presenting a screening Curator of Photographs Alison 14 Speaking of Photography lectures of his newest film to a capacity audi- and workshops (January–November) 4 Garden Vibes evening outdoor Nordström. Left, bottom: Celebrity concerts (July–August) ence in the Dryden Theatre. Above, photographer Douglas Kirkland dis- 10 Sunday afternoon musicales right: Photographer Sally Mann cusses “My Four Hours with Marilyn, (February–December) 5 Wish You Were Here speaks as part of the popular lectures and Other Women I Have Known” 5 special film events photography lecture series Wish You (September–November) in the Dryden Theatre in September. (February–December) Were Here in October.

LOAN RECIPIENTS The Film Society of Lincoln Center, San Francisco Film Society, International Center of Photography, WORLDWIDE New York, NY San Francisco, CA New York, NY GEORGE EASTMAN COLLECTION Gene Siskel Film Center, Chicago, IL The San Francisco The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel Festival, San Francisco, CA Strong Museum, Rochester, NY Great Lakes Cinephile Society, Mark Twain House, Hartford, CT Massillon, OH Savannah Film Festival, Savannah, GA The Metropolitan Museum, Harvard Film Archive, Harvard Stanford Theatre, Palo Alto, CA New York, NY MOTION PICTURE COLLECTION University, Cambridge, MA Telluride Film Festival, Telluride, CO Museo De Arte Contemporanea Academy of Motion Picture Arts Imperial War Museum Film & Video De Vigo, Vigo, Spain and Sciences, Beverly Hills, CA Tribeca Film Festival, New York, NY Archive, London, England of Canada, Ottawa, American Cinemathèque, UCLA Film and Television Archive, Istituto Italiano de Cultura, Ontario, Canada Hollywood, CA , CA Chicago, IL The New-York Historical Society, , University of Art and Design Helsinki Library of Congress, Washington, DC New York, NY Silver Spring, MD School of Motion Picture, Helsinki, Movieside Film Festival, Chicago, IL Finland The RISD Museum, Providence, RI American Museum of the Moving Image, Astoria, NY Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo, Japan Bard College, The , University of Wisconsin Annandale-on-Hudson, NY New York, NY Cinematheque, Madison, WI Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Bellport Film Society, Bellport, NY North Carolina School of , Viennale (Vienna International Film Winston-Salem, NC Festival), Vienna, Austria Yokohama Museum of Art, Yokohama, The Black Bear Film Japan Festival, Milford, PA LOANSL OANS

British Film Institute, Eastman House is renowned for the breadth and richness of its collections. London, England Each year the Museum receives many loan requests from institutions worldwide. Brooklyn Academy of RICHARD AND RONAY Music, Brooklyn, NY In 2004, George Eastman House lent more than 300 objects for exhibition to MENSCHEL LIBRARY Buenos Aires 6 Festival more than 60 organizations around the globe, including the Metropolitan Museum COLLECTION Internacional de Cine of Art, the British Film Institute, the Museum of Modern Art, the National Gallery Mark Twain House, Independiente, Buenos Hartford, CT Aires, Argentina of Canada, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, and the United Nations. Cinema Memphis Inc., Memphis, TN TECHNOLOGY Cinemateca Portuguesa ñ COLLECTION Museu do Cinema, Northeast Historic Film, Lisbon, Portugal Eastman Company, Bucksport, ME PHOTOGRAPHY COLLECTION Hollywood, CA Cinemathèque Ontario, Toronto, Osterreichisches Filmmuseum, Ontario, Canada The Museum, Eastman Kodak Company, Vienna, Austria Pittsburgh, PA Rochester, NY Cornell Cinema, Cornell University, Pacific Film Archive, University of Ithaca, NY Barbican Art Galleries, Barbican Art Key West Art & Historical Society, California, Berkeley, CA Center, London, England Key West, FL Deutsches Filmmuseum Frankfurt am Paramount Center for the Arts, Main, Frankfurt, Germany Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Rush Rhees Library, University of Peekskill, NY Cornell University, Ithaca, NY Rochester, Rochester, NY Everett Theatre Society, Everett, WA Redford Theatre, Detroit, MI International Arts, Memphis, TN United Nations, New York, NY

Left: Edward Steichen (American, b. Luxembourg, 1879–1973). Four FLORAL STUDIES (color variations), ca. 1940. Color print, dye imbibition process. Bequest of Edward Steichen by direction of Joanna T. Steichen. Loaned for exhibition in 2004 to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. Above: LIGHT IN THE DARK (, US 1922), a silent film loaned in 2004 to the American Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, New York.

GIFTS TO THE Ronald Asadorian Donald McNamara silver print by Bleu Cease (American, COLLECTIONS 31 lobby cards and publicity stills, Audio cassette and printed transcript b. 1979) two window cards, and two oil paint- of interview with (1979) GEORGE EASTMAN COLLECTION David Chow ings from the Michael Ruggieri Howard Merritt Sixth-plate , ca. 1850, Department of Communications and Collection Glass lantern slides (ca. 1924) by Seneca Smith (American, b. 1825) Special Events, Monroe County, NY Anthony Bannon Deed of gift from George Eastman Robert C. Myers Carol Collins 13 film stills and one press and Henry S. Durand donating a tract ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN IT’S 63 gelatin silver prints, of land to the City of Rochester, NY, Paolo Cherchi Usai CHRISTMAS TIME (US 1952), 35mm 1980s–1990s, from exhibition Black for , January 28, AUTO-CANNIBALISM [AUTOKANI- b&w print in America, by Eli Reed (American, BALISMUS] (Jan Svankmayer, Czech b. 1946) 1907 National Baseball Hall of Fame Republic 1974, mixed-media sculpture) Dr. Ann Kunkel & David and 28mm b&w print W. M. Hunt/Dancing Bear The Davide Turconi Nitrate Frame Col- UNTITLED (PASSENGERS, NO. Lee Kunkel Karen Owen lection: approximately 11,000 frames 22–34–21– 23–3), 1994–95, set of Framed of George Paper sheet music for MR. WU five gelatin silver prints by Luis Mallo Eastman with Lord and Lady Kelvin Three etchings by Czech animator and (William Nigh, US 1927) and FOREIGN (American, b. Cuba, 1962) and Kodak executives, April 1902 filmmaker Jan Svankmayer DEVILS (W. S. Van Dyke, US 1927) Keith Johnson James Kunkel Nancy Watson Dean Sony Pictures Releasing ROOM WITH A VIEW, 2000, “A Christmas Morning,” by Jessie Seven 16mm prints, 25 audio tapes, THE LOST SKELETON OF CADAVRA chromogenic development print, Wilcox Smith. Kodak advertisement and three photo albums of the family trailer (Larry Blamire, US 2001), and UNTITLED, BBG (0209-49), picture, ca. 1904. of James Sibley Watson Jr. 35mm b&w print 2002, inkjet print by Keith Johnson Peggy Lanaban (American, b. 1948) Rochester: The City Photographic, published by the Eastman Kodak ACQUISITIONSA CQUISITIONS

Company, Rochester, New In 2004, Eastman House acquired more than 1,000 objects, including individual Ron Jude York, on the occasion of Six chromogenic the 25th Annual Conven- purchases and gifts from nearly 90 donors. The Museum's efforts in photograph development prints, tion of the Photographers acquisition last year were buoyed significantly by a challenge grant issued at the 2000–2001, from series Association of America, Landscapes (for Antoine), July 19–24, 1909 end of 2002 by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation. Successful completion of by Ron Jude (American, b. 1965) Dr. the challenge in October 2004 resulted in raising more than $300,000 for pho- Brochure from Eastman tography acquisitions and the contribution of $400,000 from the Horace W. Karl S. Kabelac Dental Dispensary, ca. [Views from Washington 1950 Goldsmith Foundation for the establishment of an endowment for acquisitions of D.C. ], 1890, souvenir album with chromolitho- Framed photograph of photographs by living artists. graphs by J. F. Jarvis George Eastman in West (American, 1850–?) Garden, 1931 Andrew S. Karsch George Eastman com- 40 gelatin silver prints, memorative stamp infor- 1959, from series Nine-day mation card, 1954 Period in Havana on the Eve Frances Donald & Steven B. Donald, Wanda S. & Gerald P. Tubbs “Honoring George Eastman” com- of its Revolution in 1959, by Burt Glinn from the estate of Ralph Donald Five 16mm home movies memorative envelope and stamp, (American, b. 1925) 1954 20 16mm prints and 35 movie history books Heidi Katz & Carl Chiarenza Letter from Dr. Basil Bibby to Dr. PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION Ten gelatin silver prints, 1975–2003, Audley Stewart regarding the commem- Robert Forster Steven Albahari by Carl Chiarenza (American, b. 1935) orative envelope, July 9, 1954 MEDIUM COOL (Haskell Wexler, US 1969), 16mm color print IMPRESSIONS and SURFSIDE, ca. Thomas Kellner & Postcards from George Eastman’s 1985, two gelatin silver prints by Marta Schneider Gallery French Ministry of Culture African safaris, 1926 Steven Albahari (American, b. 1957) LONDON, HOUSES OF PARLIA- CINQ FILMS DE NICOLAS PHILIBERT MENT,1999, chromogenic develop- Margo Vinci 40” x 27” one sheet poster Craig J. Barber Kodak No. 2 cutting board, Eastman ACROSS THE PADDY and FISHER- ment print by Thomas Kellner (German, The Great Lakes Cinephile Society, Inc. Kodak Company, Rochester, NY, MAN’S CABIN, 1998, two platinum- b. 1966) LAW OF THE WILD (B. Reeves ca. 1897 palladium prints by Craig J. Barber Frazier King Eason/Armand Schaefer, US 1934), (American, b. 1947) ENRON SOUTH: TRADING DOME, 35mm b&w nitrate print Gloria & Fernando Barnuevo December 2001, color inkjet print by MOTION PICTURE COLLECTION John & Susan Edwards Harvith 55 gelatin silver prints, various dates, Frazier King (American, active ca. [Gloria Swanson], by Karl Struss, American Zoetrope by Jan Lauschmann (Czechoslovakian, 2001) ca. 1920, silver bromide print ONE FROM THE HEART (Francis 1901–1991) and Michael A. Smith Amb. Alfred Kingon Ford Coppola, US 1982), 40” x 27” Mei-ling Hom (American, b. 1942) Five pigment prints, 2003, from series one sheet poster Reel of THE 39 STEPS (Alfred Dr. Irwin Berman 6:30 AM, by Robert Issac Weingarten Hitchcock, UK 1935), 35mm b&w Barbara Mayberry Andrews NO. 95, 1991, mixed media by John D. (American, b. 1941) nitrate print Louise Brooks memorabilia: oil on Monteith (American, active ca. 1990) Richard E. Kremer, M.D. canvas board painting (16” x 12”), SPORTS PARADE OF THE YEAR Marco Breuer ROCKY MARCIANO VS. CHARLES bearing her initials; Dailyaide/The Silent 1939 (Warner Bros., US 1940), 16mm Six altered photographic prints, EZZ, September 1954 (appeared in New Secretary planner/diary for 1979 b&w print 1999–2003, from series Untitled, by York Daily News), gelatin silver print by The Family of Walter & Jean Kerr Marco Breuer (German, b. 1966) Charles Hoff (American, 1905–1975) 167 16mm prints Marilyn Bridges Brad LaPayne Dick Kowell Three gelatin silver prints, [Three panoramic views at Ground Three 16mm prints 1987–1991, by Marilyn Bridges Zero], 2001–2002, circuit photos (American, b. 1948) by Brad LaPayne (American, active Michael Lim ca. 2001) 35mm color trailer for Sydney Asia Joani & Michael Cannon Left: Karl Struss (American, Pacific Film Festival (2001) 19 gelatin silver prints, 1960s–1980s, Lim Young Kyun by Leon Levinstein (American, Three gelatin silver prints, 1977– 1886–1981). [Gloria Swanson], The Little Theatre ca. 1920. Silver bromide print 1910–1988) 2000, by Lim Young Kyun (South COMEDIAN trailer (Christian Charles, Korean, b. 1955) donated to the motion picture US 2002), 35mm color print Bleu Cease collection in 2004 by John and UNTITLED (TIANANMEN Susan Edwards Harvith. SQUARE, CHINA), 2001, gelatin

Andy Lock Pamela Reed Sanchez Two carousel slide projectors, MOTION PICTURE COLLECTION Seven chromogenic development [Bush-Cheney 2004 Campaign Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, AMERICAN SPLENDOR (Shari prints, 2002, from portfolio Orchard Distribution with three “Personalized New York, 2004 Springer Berman/Robert Pulcini, Park, by Andy Lock (English, b. 1969) Presidential Photographs”], ca. 2004, Two Easy Share Camera Docks, US 2003), 35mm color print reproduction images of George W. Bush Monika Maria Machon Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, and Laura Bush by unidentified maker APOCALYPSE NOW REDUX (Francis Three gelatin silver prints, 1997– New York, 2004 Ford Coppola, US 1979/2001), 35mm 2000, by Richard Bram (American, Martin L. Scott Jerry Friedman color print b. 1952) Five stereoscopic diagrams with Collection of 64 subminiature mathematical formula, 1895–1896, BAD SANTA (Terry Zwigoff, US 2003), Constantine Manos cameras, lenses, and accessories, drawn by T. I. Dewar (active ca. 1890s) 35mm color print Ten digital inkjet prints, ca. 2003, various manufacturers, 1930–1998 from portfolio Leica Medal of Excellence George Stephanopoulos A BEAUTIFUL MIND (Ron Howard, Dr. A. O. Ginkel 2003, by Constantine Manos 98 gelatin silver prints, various dates, US 2001), 35mm color print Two Leica cameras, lenses, and (American, b. 1934) by various photographers, including accessories, Enrst Leitz GmbH, Wetzlar, BIG FISH (Tim Burton, US 2003), Leon Levinstein, David Seymour, and Edwin Martin Germany, 1954–1958 35mm color print Garry Winogrand Two gelatin silver prints, 1984, by Frank Mehlenbacher BRAINSTORM (Douglas Trumbull, Edwin A. Martin (American, b. 1943) Joseph R. Struble Kodak Brownie Starflash, white, US 1983), 35mm color print CHINESE THEATER, HOLLYWOOD Noemi & Daniel Mattis Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, CA, ca. 1955, souvenir photo booklet THE BROWN BUNNY (, 18 gelatin silver prints, ca. , New York, 1957 with images by unidentified photogra- US 2003), 40” x 27” one sheet poster by Frantiek Drtikol (Czechoslovakian, phers Bud Prince 1883–1961) DARK STAR (John Carpenter, US Kodak Duo Six-20 Series II, with PHOTO ALBUM, ca. 1950s, containing 1974), 35mm color print Judith Metcalf 7.5cm f/3.5 Kodak Anastigmat lens, snapshots of soldiers and canines in UNTITLED, ca. 1910, toned gelatin Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, LA FLAMME (Ron Dyens, training by unidentified photographer New York, 1937 2000), 35mm color print

silver print by Jessie Tarbox Beals Pete Turner Grant B. Romer The James Card Glass Slide (Canadian, 1870–1942) 15 digital inkjet prints with archival Lomo LC-A, Leningrad Optical- Collection: 134 glass slides and pigment, 1950s–2000s, by Pete Turner Mechanical Union, Leningrad, USSR, 2 film still transparencies Jonathan Moller (American, b. 1934) ca. 1985 Six gelatin silver prints, 2000–2001, John Seitz portrait: 8-1/2” x 11” by Jonathan Moller (American, b. 82 Epson digital prints, 1950s– Olympus Stylus, Olympus Optical still photograph 1963 ) 2000s, by Pete Turner (American, Company, Tokyo, Japan, ca. 1991 THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE b. 1934) Abelardo Morell & Sports Illustrated/Time-Life RETURN OF THE KING (Peter Jackson, Bonni Benrubi Gallery Melanie Walker, from the Estate of Three cameras, 21 telephoto lenses, New Zealand 2003), 35mm color print THE TOWER OF PISA, 2000, gelatin Todd Walker and eight accessories, various manu- MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE silver print by Abelardo Morell 55 photographic prints, facturers, ca. 1960–1965 FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD (Peter (American, b. 1948) 1960s–1980s, by Todd Walker Donald Weber Weir, US 2003), 35mm color print (American, 1917–1998) Mimi Muray, Nickolas Muray Alethoscope, 2/3 complete, Carlo THE PIANIST (Roman Polanski, Photo Archives Naya, Venice, Italy, ca. 1860 France/Germany/Poland/UK 2002), [Frida Kahlo in blue dress], ca. 1938, RICHARD AND RONAY MENSCHEL Harvard camera, Perry Mason & 35mm color print printed 2004, modern carbon pigment LIBRARY COLLECTION Company, Cambridge, Massachusetts, print from the original by SARDINIA (Ben Sharpsteen, US 1956), ca. 1890 Nickolas Muray (American, 240 books on motion pictures, pho- 35mm color print tography, conservation, and related Magic lantern slides, unidentified 1892–1965) THE STONE READER (Mark subjects manufacturer, ca. 1900 Nash Editions Moskowitz, US 2002), 40” x 27” 33 digital inkjet (Iris) prints, various Frances Donald & Steven B. Donald, Original View-Master with box, autographed one sheet poster from the estate of Ralph Donald Sawyer’s, Inc., Portland, Oregon, 1939 dates, by various artists, including Les TALAYE SORKH (Crimson Gold) 26 movie history books Krims, Graham Nash, Joyce Neimanas, Studio posing arm rest, unidentified (Jafar Panahi, Iran 2003), 40” x 27” and Olivia Parker Margaret Smith manufacturer, ca. 1900 one sheet poster Born Free and Equal: The Story of Barbara Norfleet Studio posing chair, unidentified man- UZAK (Distant) (Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Loyal Japanese Americans, by Ansel FLYING HORSE FARM, MAGNOLIA, ufacturer, ca. 1865 Turkey 2002), 40” x 27” one sheet Adams. New York: U.S. Camera, 1944. MASSACHUSETTS, 1983, gelatin poster silver print by Barbara Norfleet Signed by Ansel Adams. View-Master Anniversary collectors (American, b. 1926) set, Fisher-Price Toys, Buffalo, New THE WAR OF THE ROSES (Danny York, 2004 De Vito, US 1989), 35mm color print Lori Novak TECHNOLOGY COLLECTION VOYAGES (PER) FORMED (SELF View-Master viewer with 3D Okinawa Estate of David Avison reel, Tyco Toys, Inc., Buffalo, New York, PORTRAIT), 2000, Iris print by Lori PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION Novak (American, active ca. 2000) Cardboard models of camera number ca. 1980 2, made by David Avison, 1975 Purchased with funds from the Zandix hand-held film strip/slide view- Dr. Philip Michael Peacock Charina Foundation Fund Five photo albums (vol. 2–6) assem- Four three-ring binder notebooks of er, unidentified manufacturer, ca. 1950 various products with notations by INDIA, 1981, chromogenic develop- bled by Dr. Philip Michael Peacock, Robert Weingarten David Avison, 1975 ment print by Alex Webb (American, containing 545 gelatin silver printing Two Nikon cameras, Nikon, Inc., b. 1952) out paper by H. A. Martyn (active Two hand-made panoramic cameras, Tokyo, Japan, 2000 and 2003 ca.1910) David Avison, 1975 Three platinum-palladium prints, David J. Whitaker 1997–1998, by Craig J. Barber David Robinson John Buzawa Beckers stereo viewer, Alex Beckers, (American, b. 1947) Two chromogenic development Elgeet f/2.4 and optical New York, New York, 1873 prints, ca. 2002, by David Robinson design drawing by John Buzawa, Elgeet UNTITLED #5, 2001/2003, from Two R. B. Graflex Series D, 3” x 4”, (Irish, b. 1973) Optical Company, Rochester, New York, series In Camera, chromogenic develop- Folmer Graflex, Inc., Rochester, New 1955 ment print by Luis Mallo (American, Mike Robinson York, 1928 and 1938 b. Cuba, 1962) WORKSHOP IMAGE (CONSERVATO- Shelby Carter Jr. RY OF GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE), Nikon F2, three lenses, and acces- Purchased with funds from Janet & 2001, half-plate daguerreotype by sories, Nippon Kogaku, Tokyo, Japan, PURCHASES FOR THE Thomas A. Fink Mike Robinson (Canadian, active ca. ca. 1971 COLLECTIONS UNTITLED TRIPTYCH, 177/184/181, 2001) Eastman Kodak Company GEORGE EASTMAN COLLECTION 1994, and UNTITLED TRIPTYCH, 300/296/292, 1997, gelatin silver Grant B. Romer Nine digital cameras, Eastman Kodak George Eastman’s original sideboard, prints by Carl Chiarenza (American, [Portrait of Francois Arago Company, Rochester, New York, manufactured by A. H. Davenport Co., b. 1935) (1786–1853)], ca. 1835, copper 2000–2004 Boston, Mass., 1904 engraving by C. Barth Left: Steineck ABC camera, Steineck Kamerwerk, Tutzing, Germany, 1949, one of a collection of subminiature cameras donated to the technology collection in 2004 by Jerry Friedman. Right: Eli Reed (American, b. 1946). TWO GIRLS IN SWIMMING POOL OF THEIR BURNED OUT HOME, BALDWIN HILLS, LOS ANGELES, 1985. From series: Black in America. Gelatin silver print. Part of a gift of 63 Reed prints donated to the photography collection in 2004 by Carol Collins.

Left: Constantine Manos (American, b. 1934). [Silhouette of man smoking in front of circus sign], 2001. From portfolio: Leica Medal of Excellence 2003. Computer-generated color inkjet print. Part of a gift of ten prints donated by the artist to the photography collection in 2004. Right: Laura Lee Hope. Front cover of MOVING PICTURE GIRLS UNDER THE PALMS. Grosset & Dunlap, 1914. One of five books in the series purchased by the Richard and Ronay Menschel Library in 2004.

Left: Robert ParkeHarrison (American, b. 1968). Detail of EARTHCOAT. Platinum print. From book: Listening to the Earth. 21st, 2004. Menschel Library purchase in 2004 with Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Library Endowment funds. Right: Detail of lobby card of ROBIN HOOD (Allan Dwan, US 1922). A print of the film was a motion picture collection 2004 donation from the family of Walter and Jean Kerr.

Purchased with funds from the New KYOTO, 2002, gelatin silver print RICHARD AND RONAY MENSCHEL York City Collectors' Club by Lim Young Kyun (South Korean, LIBRARY COLLECTION b. 1955) Five gelatin silver prints, 1982– 2,202 books on motion pictures, 1984, by Barbara Norfleet (American, MAID O' MIST, 1997, chromogenic photography, conservation, and related b. 1926) development print by Keith Johnson subjects (American, b. 1948) Purchased with funds from the 306 journal subscriptions on motion Photographic Acquisitions MONUMENT VALLEY, NAVAJO pictures, photography, and related Endowment Fund TRIBAL PARK, ARIZONA, 1985, subjects chromogenic development print by 59 STELLUNGEN (POSITIONS), Purchased with funds from the Len Jenshel (American, b. 1949) 1992/1999, chromogenic development Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation print by Erwin Wurm (Austrian, b. NEAR MINI HOLLYWOOD, ANDALU- Library Endowment Far left, top: Elijah Wood, Andy 1954 ) CIA, SPAIN, 1999, chromogenic devel- 21st: The Journal of Contemporary opment print by David Robinson (Irish, Serkis, and Sean Astin in THE LORD 92 chromogenic development prints Photography. Deluxe edition of Vol. VI. b. 1973) OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF bound in six cloth covered volumes, 22 titles in the ongoing One Picture THE KING (Peter Jackson, New from the series Going Out, 2002, and PIGWEED, 1910, by Bertha Book series. Tucson, Ariz.: Nazraeli Zealand 2003), a motion picture Two chromogenic development Evelyn Jaques (American, 1863–1941) Press, 2000–2004. Each book has an prints, 2003, from series Going Out— collection purchase in 2004. THE PYRAMIDS, 2000, gelatin silver original print tipped in. Berlin, by Frank Rothe (German, b. Far left, bottom: Action Man 110 print by Abelardo Morell (American, 1972 ) Five titles in The Moving Picture Girls camera, Hasbro International, Inc., b. 1948) series. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, Pawtucket, New Jersey, 1998, one of BEST WESTERN, MAMMOTH HOT SHARE CROPPERS, 1958–1965, 1914–1916. SPRINGS, GARDINER, , a collection of subminiature cameras 33 gelatin silver prints by Constantine 1990, chromogenic development print donated to the technology collection Manos (American, b. 1934) by Len Jenshel (American, b. 1949) in 2004 by Jerry Friedman.

BOY ELVIS, GRACELAND, 2000, Fuji STILL LIFE WITH PITCHER, FRUIT & Listening to the Earth, by Robert Above, left: Jessie Matthews in Chrystal Archive print by Marla CANDLESTICK, 2001, hand-colored ParkeHarrison. [South Dennis, Mass.]: EVERGREEN (Victor Saville, US Sweeney (American, b. 1968) half plate daguerreotype by Mike 21st, 2004. 1934). A 16mm print of the film was Robinson (Canadian, active ca. 2001) BULLRING BIRMGHAM, ca. 2004, Purchased with funds from part of a 2004 donation to the gelatin silver print by Graham Stubbs Ten gelatin silver prints, 1989–2003, Manfred Heiting and the Horace W. motion picture collection from the (British, active ca. 2004) Widelux Panoramas by Jeff Bridges Goldsmith Foundation family of Walter and Jean Kerr. (American, b. 1949) BURJ EL BAJAJNEH, 2002, and KACH Dorsetshire Photographically Above, center: Frank Rothe GARHI, 2002, chromogenic develop- Three chromogenic development Illustrated. The Detail and Touch of (German, b. 1972). [Man in bath- ment prints by Simon Norfolk (British, prints, 1995–2003, by Johannes Hepp Nature Faithfully Reproduced by a room filling a glass of water], 2002. b. Nigeria, 1963) (German, b. 1969) New Process on Stone, By Which From series: Going Out, Ramazan. C-364, 2003, 2003, manipulated Three gelatin silver prints,1975– Views are Rendered Truthful, Color print, chromogenic development chromogenic development print by 2000, by Elliot Erwitt (American, Artistic, and Durable, by John Pouncy. process. Photography collection pur- Marco Breuer (American, b. 1966) b. 1928) London: Bland & Long, 1857. Four chase in 2004 with funds from the parts in two volumes, complete. CREATIVE SIGNS, THOMASTON, Three gelatin silver prints, 2000, by Photographic Acquisitions Endowment GA, 2004, chromogenic development Jonathan Moller (American, b. 1963) Fund. Above, right: Seneca Smith print by Robert Herman (American, (American, b. 1825). [Unidentified Two chromogenic development TECHNOLOGY COLLECTION active ca. 2004) prints, 1999, by Luis Mallo (American, Charlie the Tuna camera, Whitehouse girl, standing on a chair], ca. 1852. Five chromogenic development prints, b. Cuba, 1962) Products, US ca. 1970 Daguerreotype. The image, by a 2002, from the portfolio Orchard Park, Rochester, NY, daguerreotypist, was Two chromogenic development Dimage X, Minolta Corporation, by Andy Lock (English, b. 1969) a gift to the photography collection prints, 2000 and 2001, by Ron Jude Osaka, Japan 2002 Five chromogenic development (American, b. 1965) in 2004 by David Chow. Fed I camera, F. E. Dzerzhinsky prints, 2004, by various Iraqi civilians Two color inkjet prints, 2001, by Commune, Kharkov, Ukraine, Soviet GINGHAM DRESS WITH APPLE, ca. Frazier King (American, active ca. 2001) Union, 1937 2004, chromogenic development print Two manipulated chromogenic devel- by Cig Harvey (American, active ca. opment prints, 2003, by Marco Breuer 2004) (American, b. 1966) VIDEO CAMERA FROM LIFE SIZE, 2003, choromogenic development print by Cynthia Greig (American, b. 1959)

COLLECTION ARTIFACTS The following titles by Otto Mesmer, US: [Unidentified woman seated, holding NIAGARA FALLS FROM GOAT CONSERVED OR RESTORED FELIX FIFTY-FIFTY (1922) a daguerreotype], ca. 1845. J. Baum ISLAND, BY NIGHT. NIAGARA FALLS, FELIX FLIRTS WITH FATE (1926) (American, active ca. 1845). ca. 1928. Gelatin silver print. FELIX GETS REVENGE (1922) Daguerreotype with applied color. [Photo button display], ca. 1910. GEORGE EASTMAN COLLECTION TRIPS THROUGH The following prints by Alvin Langdon Gelatin silver prints on buttons. TOYLAND (1925) ELECTORAL COLLEGE, STATE OF Coburn (British, b. , FELIX TRIFLES WITH TIME (1925) [Portrait of an acrobat and gymnast, NEW YORK, 1901. Unidentified pho- 1882–1966): Valentine Denzer], ca. 1855. tographer. Photogravure. Copyright R. THE COURTYARD OF LIONS, Daguerreotype. W. Thacher. ALHAMBRA, 1906, Gelatin silver print. PHOTOGRAPH COLLECTION RAPIDS ABOVE THE FALLS, [Framed, autographed b&w photo ROAD TO ALGERCIRAS, 1908. ATHENS. ACROPOLIS. TEMPLE OF NIAGARA FALLS, ca. 1928. of President Herbert Hoover, 31st Platinum print. ATHENA NIKE, ca. 1900. Dr. J. Murray Gelatin silver print. president of the U.S.], ca. 1928. FOUNTAIN AT THE ALHAMBRA, Jordan (American, 1860–1909). Underwood & Underwood 1906. Gum platinum print. TIGER NO. 3. VILLAGERS Platinum print. (1882–1920). Gelatin silver print. EL TORO, 1906. Gum platinum print. POINTING OUT TIGER, ca. 1872. CAPE KENNEDY, FLORIDA, 1969. . [George Eastman in skull cap], The following color photomechanical Garry Winogrand (American, January 20, 1884. George Eastman reproductions by Detroit Publishing [Two Japanese women in traditional 1928–1984). Gelatin silver print. (American, 1854–1932). Negative. Co. (active ca. 1905): dress, sitting, holding hands, cheek COMPOSITION (WHEELS), 1930. LAKE LOUISE IN THE CANADIAN to cheek], ca. 1890. Albumen print. Florence Henri (American, ROCKIES (LAKES IN THE CLOUDS) [Unidentified couple, woman holding MOTION PICTURE COLLECTIONS 1893–1982). Gelatin silver print. NO. 9, ca. 1905: THE SPIRAL TUNNELS NEAR FIELD, a daguerreotype], ca. 1850. L’ALBUM MERVEILLEUX (Gaston Velle, Daguerreotype. France 1905)

CONSERVATIONCONSERVATION

ALKALI BESTS BRON- George Eastman House, home to the first photograph conservation program, [U.S. mail from Niagara CHO BILLY (G. M. Falls], ca. 1928. Gelatin Anderson, US 1912) remains today at the forefront of research and practice in photograph conservation silver print. BOBBY’S COUNTRY and motion picture preservation. Students from around the world participate in the ADVENTURE (George RICHARD AND RONAY Ridgwell, US 1917) Museum's advanced education programs, including the L. Jeffrey Selznick School MENSCHEL LIBRARY BOIREAU, BONHOMME of Film Preservation and the Advanced Residency Program in Photograph Conser- COLLECTION DE PAIN D’ÉPICE (Pathé, vation. The work of staff and students made the following conservations and The Arctic Regions: illus- France 1913) restorations possible. trated with photographs THE CHILDREN’S HOUR taken on an art expedi- (Thanhouser, US 1913) tion to Greenland by A DAUGHTER OF ISRAEL William Bradford; with (Vitagraph, US 1915) descriptive narrative by [Cyanotype quilt], ca. 1987. Laura B.C. [BRITISH COLUMBIA], ca. 1905. the artist. William A DAUGHTER OF THE POOR Francise Brown (American, b. 1967). Bradford (American, 1823–1892). (Edward Dillon, US 1917) The following gelatin silver prints by Cyanotype on textile. London: Chiswick Press, 1873. Henry Troth (American, 1863–1948): DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES (Bud Fisher, [Group photograph from Photog- JACK-IN-THE-PULPIT, ca. 1900. Excursions daguerriennes: vues et US 1916) raphers’ Association of America PINK LADIES SLIPPERS, ca. 1900. monuments les plus remarquables HELLO BABY! [outtakes] (Larry Convention], July 1911. Johnson & Co. VIOLA LANCELOTA, ca. 1900. du globe, 2 volumes. Noël-Marie- Ceballos, US 1929) (active ca. 1911). Gelatin silver print. Paymal Lerebours (French, 1807– The following platinum prints by 1873). Paris: Rittner et Groupil, 1842. HER OBSESSION (Sidney Drew, US HARP OF THE WINDS, 1906. Anne W. Clarence H. White (American, 1917 ) Brigman (American, b. Hawaii, 1871–1925): Photographs of Dublin, with descriptive letterpress. Frederick H. HIS WIFE’S HERO (Graham Baker, US 1869–1950). Gelatin silver print. ALVIN LANGDON COBURN AND EDITH COBURN, 1912. Mares (Irish, active 1860s). Glasgow: 1917 ) JOE’S AUTO GRAVEYARD, PENNSYL- THE ORCHARD, 1902. A. Duthie, 1867. THE LAST CALL (M. W. Garsmon, Inc., VANIA, 1935. Walker Evans (American, US 1922) 1903–1975). Gelatin silver print. The following items by various uniden- tified makers: LONESOME LUKE’S LIVELY LIFE NEW YORK, 1920. Charles Sheeler (Rolin Film Co., Inc., US 1917) (American, 1883–1965). Gelatin silver AERO CABLE OVER WHIRLPOOL print. RAPIDS, NIAGARA FALLS, ca. 1928. MAUD MULLER (Selig, US 1911) Gelatin silver print. NEW YORK, “THEO ROOSEVELT SR, NELLE SOFFITTE DI PARIGI (Luciano JR, 111,” 1915. Walter Scott Shinn ART REPRO, SCULPTURE, ca. 1885. Corti, Italy 1924) (American, b. 1884). Toned gelatin Albumen print. silver print. SALLY [outtakes] (John Francis Dillon, [Framed group of 24 one-ninth plate US 1929) ON BOLIVAR HEIGHTS. HARPER’S ambrotype and tintype portraits of LA SCONFITTA DELL’IDOLO FERRY, ca. 1885. William Henry young adults (18 girls and 6 boys)], (Cinegraph, Italy 1920) Jackson (American, 1843–1942). ca. 1860. Ambrotypes/tintypes. Albumen print. SOLE [aka LA REGINA DI [Head of Hermes by Praxiteles at the MARECHIARO] (Polifilm, Italy 1919) PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, 1963. Archeological Museum of Olympia, Elliott Erwitt (American, b. 1928). Greece], ca. 1885. Albumen print. The following titles by Benjamin Gelatin silver print. Christensen, US: HORSESHOE FALLS FROM THE DEVIL’S CIRCUS (1926) PLAYGROUND IN TENEMENT ALLEY, PROSPECT POINT, NIAGARA FALLS, MOCKERY (1927) 1909. Lewis W. Hine (American, ca. 1928. Gelatin silver print. 1874–1940). Gelatin silver print. The following titles by , US: [Jack Taylor, Edward Weston, THE MAD LOCOMOTIVE (1921) PORTE TRIOMPHALE DE LOUQSOR Tina Modotti, Margrethe Mather in WEARY WILLIES (1929) (EGYPTE), ca. 1877. Fèlix Bonfils studio of a Japanese photographer (French, 1831–1885). Albumen print. where many parties were held], The following titles by Lombardo Film, ca. 1922. Gelatin silver print. Italy: [Unidentified bride], ca. 1850. Albert LILLY E LILLETTE O L’ARTE DI FARSI Sands Southworth & Josiah Johnson [Mexican photo-sculpture. Family of AMARE (1922) Hawes (American, 1811–1894, three] [Foto-escultura], ca. 1950. Right: Sample of motion picture MIA MOGLIE SI È FIDANZATA (1921) and American, 1808–1901). Photosculpture. LA RIVOLUZIONE DEI PESCICANI Daguerreotype. decomposition in an unidentified (1922) film fragment, ca. 1930

TREASURER’S REPORREPORTT

George Eastman House ended fiscal year 2004 with assets of $42.7 million, including $29.6 million in long-term investments and $13.1 million in fixed assets, cash, and receivables. This represents an increase of $0.8 million or 2% in total assets over year-end 2003 and is attributable primarily to the investment performance of the Museum's endowments. The pooled endowment outperformed its comparative market index in 2004, earning an investment return of 10.6% compared to the benchmark return of 9.2%.

The Museum reported unrestricted operating income of $4.5 million and restricted grant income of $2.2 million in 2004, for total operating income of $6.7 million. Of the $4.5 million, $1.3 million or 29% came from contributions, underscoring the importance of our members and donors in supporting museum collec- tions and programs. In addition, the museum drew $1.3 million in investment income from its endowments in support of operations, also made possible by those who have contributed so generously to the Museum's endowments over the years. George Eastman House also earned $1.9 million through visitor admissions and Dryden Theatre attendance, museum shop and café sales, and exhibition rentals, royalties, and fees. The Museum generated a small surplus on the $4.5 million in operating activities described above.

The accompanying charts and summaries highlight the Museum's financial position and performance for 2004. The financial statements are audited by the accounting firm DeJoy, Knauf and Blood, LLP, and copies of the audited financial statements may be obtained free of charge by calling or writing the museum's controller.

James H. Watters, Treasurer

2 004 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION December 31, 2004

ASSETS Current assets: INCOME Cash and cash equivalents $593,869 Contributions 42% Contributions, pledges, Investments30% and grants receivable 782,456 Fees and misc. 13% Accrued interest receivable 77,590 Admissions 5% Museum Shop inventory 100,831 Government grants 10% Total current assets $1,554,746 Total 100% Long-term assets: Contributions, pledges, and grants receivable $430,389 Fixed assets, net 11,074,313 Long-term investments 29,642,449 EXPENDITURES Total long-term assets $41,147,151 Programs 80% Management Total assets: $42,701,897 and general 11%

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Fundraising 9% Current liabilities: Total 100% Accounts payable $191,637 Accrued expenses 90,138 Deferred revenue 89,166 Total current liabilities $370,941 Net assets: $42,330,956

Total liabilities and net assets: $42,701,897

Left: Thousands of visitors celebrated George Eastman's 150th birthday during a free admission day in July with special tours, home movie screenings, refreshments, live music, and children's activities. Here an Eastman lookalike (museum volunteer Martin Flax) blows out candles in front of Eastman relatives and a cheering crowd.

George Eastman House gratefully Film Preservation Endowment Jamie Columbus & Richard Glaser Richard & Ronay Menschel Library acknowledges gifts for its wide range Anonymous Cia Devan Cia Devan of exhibitions and programs. The Estate of Ralph L. Cook Fleet Matching Gifts Program New York State Library—Division of Elaine Goldman Library Development Dryden Theatre Restoration General Operating Support The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Kilian J. & Caroline F. Schmitt Ashley Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Sue Gordon Stephen B. Ashley Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Curtis Jr. Tourism Initiatives Mr. & Mrs. M. John Buzawa Earl W. Kage Davenport-Hatch Foundation, Inc. Arts & Business Council Mrs. Donald R. Clark *Mr. & Mrs. James A. Knauf Jr. Fannie Mae Foundation Eastman House Council Eastman Kodak Company Joan & Nathan Lyons Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Gavagan New York State Department of Sarah K. McDonald Barbara Macklowe Mr. & Mrs. David A. Patton Economic Development Monroe County Government Mr. & Mrs. David J. Metz U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Mrs. Charlton I. Prince Daniel M. Meyers Development Education & Outreach Silver Mountain Foundation for the Arts Marion Miller Institute of Museum & Library Services Mrs. Schuyler C. Townson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Montgomery AFFILIATE GROUPS International Center of Photography Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Ochrym Collectors’ Club The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Robfogel Rebecca Abrams & Nathan Benn Annette Melville Vivian Agura & John Judith Metcalf Thompson Jude Ahern DESIGNATED GIVING

National Endowment for Each exhibition, each lecture, each film, each program, each restoration, each acqui- Michael Cammarota the Arts sition requires that someone in the community—an individual, a foundation, a cor- Dominique Cheyns New York Council for the Karen Cohen Humanities poration, a government sponsor—step forward to help make it happen financially. Lauren Cohen New York State Council on We thank those whose financial commitment is recognized here for their support the Arts Mr. & Mrs. Paul Elliot Mr. & Mrs. John Westerberg of George Eastman House activities. Barbara Fina & Alan L. Paris Mr. & Mrs. A. R. Glance Exhibition Support Elaine Goldman Castle Fund for Music Education George Eastman Legacy Deborah Ronnen & Sherman F. Levey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Grosbard Citizens Bank Eastman House Council Mr. & Mrs. Harris H. Rusitzky William M. Hunt The Comer Foundation Paul Sack Steven Kasher Eastman House Council House & Gardens Restoration & Mr. & Mrs. Ben Larrabee Endowment Eastman Kodak Company Photo Acquisitions Fund Marion Miller Citizens Bank Epson America, Inc Rebecca Abrams & Nathan Benn Chaeyoung Moon George M. Ewing Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Wolfgang G. Ettinger Jude Ahern Stephanie & Robert Olmsted Donna & Ronald Fielding Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Fernando Barnuevo Deborah Ronnen Susan R. Holliday Fine and Performing Arts Fund Kelly S. Caves Sheri Sandler Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Kral Goldberg Berbeco Foundation, Inc. Barbara Fina & Alan L. Paris Julie Saul New York State Government The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Janet & Thomas A. Fink H. Lansing Speer Mrs. Charlton I. Prince Honickman Foundation Elaine Goldman George Sullivan Jennifer & Richard E. Sands The Henry Luce Foundation Judy Hochberg & Michael Mattis Suzanne Vlamis Peggy W. Savlov M & T Bank—Rochester Division Mr. & Mrs. Ben Larrabee Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Sykes Jack Naylor Beverly J. Logan Collectors’ Circle Mrs. Schuyler C. Townson Muriel Siebert & Co., Inc. Dr. Alison D. Nordström Mr. & Mrs. George M. Angle Mrs. Richard L. Turner Thomas N. Tischer Irene & Dean Rosenthal Cynthia Cable & Jay Kulli Lois B. Winterkorn Julie Saul Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Carp Film Preservation & Access Siemens Medical Solutions Health Leonard Carreira North Rehabilitation Services Corporation Anonymous Jamie Columbus & Richard Glaser Ann L. Burr & A. Vincent Buzard Mr. & Mrs. David Solomon Barbara Cottone Donna & Ronald Fielding Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Cameros George Sullivan Eastman House Council Janet & Thomas A. Fink Eastman House Council The Film Foundation, Inc. Suzanne Gouvernet ExxonMobil Matching Gifts Program Program Support James R. Joy Earl W. Kage William & Mildred Feinbloom Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and The Louis B. Mayer Foundation Robert L. Keck Foundation, Inc. Sciences National Endowment for the Arts Chaeyoung Moon Halcyon Hill Foundation, Inc. Anonymous National Film Preservation Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Franklin V. Peale *Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Latella BIG PRINTS USA, Inc. New York State Council on the Arts J. Randall Plummer Mr. & Mrs. Harris H. Rusitzky Canandaigua National Bank & Trust New York Women in Film & Television Company Irene & Dean Rosenthal Margaret S. Skow The Packard Humanities Institute Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harris H. Rusitzky Rohauer Collection Foundation Eastman House Council Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Stotz Photo Acquisition Endowment Sony Pictures Entertainment FleetBoston Financial Donald Weber Stephen B. Ashley Preferred Care Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Barrow Thomas N. Tischer Mr. & Mrs. William Berkman Cynthia Cable & Jay Kulli

GIFTS IN KIND Rochester Mr. & Mrs. William Baird Donna & Ronald Fielding 10 NBC Rochester Riverside Convention Center Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates Janet & Thomas A. Fink Baker Street Bread Company Grant B. Romer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Briggs Marianne Fulton Susan Barra Sam’s Club Mr. & Mrs. Russell D. Chapman Mr. & Mrs. John L. Garrett Bartenders & Party Planners Unlimited Peggy W. Savlov Sarah S. Clapp Mrs. John R. Leinen BIG PRINTS USA, Inc. Susie Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Garrett Sr. Mrs. Charlton I. Prince Margie Boyce & Jim Kelly Stan Slade Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Harris H. Rusitzky Boylan, Brown, Code, Sports Illustrated/Time-Life Mr. & Mrs. Cameron C. W. Jameson Signe L. Sherman Vigdor & Wilson, LLP Swann Galleries, Inc Mr. & Mrs. James F. Mangan Patricia P. Smith & John W. Paul Buck & Pulleyn, Inc. Tasteful Connections, Inc. Mrs. William H. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Smith M. John Buzawa Ian Tatlock Mr. & Mrs. John S. Parke Dr. & Mrs. James M. Stormont Danalee Capone U.S. Trust Company Rotenberg & Company, LLP Thomas N. Tischer Shelby Carter Jr. Valley Manor Residents Association Mr. & Mrs. John W. Thoman Mrs. Schuyler C. Townson Michael Champlin Amy E. Van Dussen Mrs. Schuyler C. Townson Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. VanNeil City Blue Imaging Services WARM 101.3 In Memory of Preston F. Kodak Jr. Donald Weber City Newspaper WHAM 1180 AM Mrs. Preston F. Kodak Jr. CMI Communications WXXI In Memory of Dorothy Long Individuals Whose Legacy We Ruth Fleischmann Colgan Realized in 2004 Helen Wahl Mary C. & Theresa J. Leene Constellation Brands Thomas W. Martin Donald Weber In Memory of Curt Louison Creative Caterers Charlton I. Prince Robert Weingarten Photography Joanna & Michael Grosodonia

Joseph Dasta Art & Antiques Laura Whitby In Memory of John R. Thirtle Above, left: Special-effects wizard DeJohn Office Supply John T. Wholihan Siemens Medical Solutions Health Ray Harryhausen discussed his Services Corporation Steve Drexler Mary Wilt illustrious career and introduced In Memory of Kay R. Whitmore a Dryden Theatre screening of Eastman Kodak Company Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates his most celebrated film in May. Marion Folsom HONOR GIFTS Above, right: Visitors viewing In Memory of Mary Willsea Forsythe Jewelers Inc. In Honor of Anthony Bannon & the new-media exhibition by David Elizabeth Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Hargrave Jr. Jerry Friedman Byrne and Danielle Spencer, Tre es , Mr. & Mrs. John L. Garrett In Memory of Donald Winterkorn Dorothea Gillim Tombstones & Bullet Points, on Mrs. Frederick A. Klipstein Lois B. Winterkorn display October 2, 2004–February Dr. A. O. Ginkel Mrs. David B. Reed In Memory of Andrew W. Wolfe 6, 2005. Hamilton AV In Honor of Nancy & Bruce Bates Vivienne Tellier-Wolfe Diane Fitzgerald Harris Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Hallenbeck Sibyl Henshaw In Honor of Cooke Optics PLANNED GIVING Barb J. Hill & George Bowman Mark Gerchman 900 East Avenue Society Janice Loehr In Honor of Ellen Garfinkel Mrs. John R. Leinen, Chair Stanley Lutomski Phyllis & Sandy Kravetz The 900 East Avenue Society recog- Amy Marinelli nizes those who have made known In Honor of Douglass Harvey Martin’s Super Food Stores the provision for a bequest or Peggy W. Savlov McDonalds Investments Inc. deferred gift to George Eastman House. Frank Mehlenbacher MEMORIAL GIFTS Rebecca Abrams & Nathan Benn Messenger Post Newspapers In Memory of Sherman Farnham Sr. Anonymous (6) Judith Metcalf Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Farnham Jr. Mrs. James W. Andrews Jill Nabar In Memory of Frances Folsom Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Ashley New York State Division of Tourism Dr. & Mrs. John D. States Anthony Bannon Thomas R. Paddock In Memory of Maggie Francis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates Bud Prince Annette Melville David L. Brooke The Rio Bamba In Memory of Rodney S. Hatch Jr. Linda & John Buttrill Rochester Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Mr. & Mrs. Julian Atwater Bradley M. Cowan Rochester Colonial Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Curtis Jr.

INDIVIDUAL Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Hargrave Jr. Marianne Samenko Chaeyoung Moon CONTRIBUTORS Ellen C. Henry & Eric K. Zeise Jennifer & Richard E. Sands Mr. & Mrs. I. A. Morris George Eastman Society Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Hickey Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sands Mrs. William B. Morse Lindsay & John Garrett, Chairs Walter B. D. Hickey Jr. Peggy W. Savlov Mr. & Mrs. Otto Muller-Girard Dr. & Mrs. Michael G. Hirsh Mr. & Mrs. James Scott Mr. & Mrs. Philip Neivert Director’s Forum Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hurlbut Scott H. Sims Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Newell Jr. *Paul A. Allaire Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Hursh Margaret S. Skow Dr. Alison D. Nordström Stephen B. Ashley Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Hutchins Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Stahl Dr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Przybylowicz Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates Dr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Jackson Jane K. & Robert C. Stevens Chris & John Pulleyn Ann L. Burr & A. Vincent Buzard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Judson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Stoffel Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Rees Mr. & Mrs. George M. Ewing Jr. Howard E. Konar Betty Strasenburgh Grant B. Romer Donna & Ronald Fielding Mr. & Mrs. John F. Kraushaar Lisa C. Townson Paul Sack Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Gosnell Mr. & Mrs. David E. Lane Mr. & Mrs. David L. Vigren Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Sieg Mr. & Mrs. James A. Locke III Saundra B. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Philip K. Wehrheim Sue S. Stewart, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Latella Mrs. Kay R. Whitmore Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Stotz Mr. & Mrs. David A. Patton Mrs. John R. Leinen Mr. & Mrs. Glenn William Mr. & Mrs. John W. Thoman Mr. & Mrs. John R. Riedman Gunta Liders & Duncan T. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Rubens Family Foundation Gary P. VanGraafeiland Steven Schwartz Dr. & Mrs. Theodore F. VanZandt Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Smith CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERSHIP & GENERAL SUPPORT

Curator’s Circle In 2004, income from George Eastman House memberships increased to more than Mr. & Mrs. Herbert W. Watkins Mrs. Alexander D. Hargrave $750,000—the largest amount raised in the history of the Museum. Museum Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Wells Mr. & Mrs. Douglass C. Harvey membership represents the generosity of more than 9,000 individuals, businesses, Patricia & Michael Wilder Alice Dryden Jordan and foundations. Space allows us to list only those members at the Sustainer level William P. McCarrick and above. George Eastman House thanks each donor who contributed gifts, time, Patron Mrs. David B. Reed and service in 2004. Jacqueline Archer Mrs. Richard L. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Argust George Eastman House members enjoy a variety of benefits, including invitations Kathryn W. Bahler Founder’s Club to museum activities, free admission, discounts at the Dryden Theatre, museum Mr. & Mrs. William C. Baird Mr. & Mrs. Sam Abell Anthony Bannon Rebecca Abrams & publications, and the opportunity to attend members-only events. For information Nathan Benn about supporting George Eastman House, please call (585) 271-3361 ext. 214 or Dr. Lon Baratz Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Jennifer M. Beckley Bennett contact us online at www.eastmanhouse.org. Suzanne Bell & Mr. & Mrs. James H. Biben Christopher M. Brown Dr. Patricia Y. Jones Dr. & Mrs. John R. Bosco Blessman & Stephen W. Mr. & Mrs. Simon Braitman Jones Blessman Dr. & Mrs. Jacques M. Lipson Benefactor Mr. & Mrs. G. Sheldon Brayer Lisa A. Brubaker & James Viscardi Mr. & Mrs. James A. Locke III *Dr. & Mrs. Edward C. Atwater Mr. & Mrs. E. Billings Brewster Mr. & Mrs. Dennis S. Buchan Mrs. Frank W. Lovejoy Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Baltzer Helen D. Brooks Linda & John Buttrill Thomas W. Martin Mr. & Mrs. James T. Briggs Dr. & Mrs. Francis E. Browning Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Cameros Gilbert Kennedy McCurdy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Briggs Dr. & Mrs. George G. Browning Catherine B. Carlson Dr. & Mrs. William D. McHugh Mr. & Mrs. James S. Bruce Mr. & Mrs. John D. Brush Jr. Linda & Dan Carp Mr. & Mrs. George F. Medill Dorothy L. Chapin Richard F. Brush Mrs. Richard D. Castle Mr. & Mrs. David J. Metz Sarah S. Clapp Mrs. John L. Burgher Mr. & Mrs. Colby H. Chandler Daniel M. Meyers Ira B. Current Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Canfield Mr. & Mrs. Spencer J. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Miller *Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Dobies Shirley & John Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Curnutt Mrs. William H. Morris Gene Dorsey Mr. & Mrs. William A. Carrozo Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Curtis Jr. Mrs. William J. Napier Mrs. Walter A. Fallon Ernestine M. Chandler Cia Devan Nannette P. & Karl Wessendorf Nocon Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Garrett Sr. Mark H. Chaplin & John L. Strawway Janis Dowd & Daan M. Zwick David C. Nutting Tyrone Georgiou Mrs. E. Garrett Cleary Janet & Thomas A. Fink Mrs. Bernard P. O’Hare Dr. & Mrs. Carl Gerard Mr. & Mrs. Scott F. Cristman Mr. & Mrs. George M. C. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. John S. Parke Bonnie R. & John B. Hood Mrs. R. Bruce Davey Robert Forster Marjorie Lu & David E. Perlman Mr. & Mrs. S. Thomas Hubbard Jr. Maxine B. Davison Mr. & Mrs. M. Wren Gabel Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pettit Karen & Edward Jadus Randy R. DeFrank *Mr. & Mrs. John L. Garrett Phoebe Powell & Matthew Bender Mr. & Mrs. Cameron C. W. Jameson V. Rodger Digilio Nancy & Kevin Gavagan Mr. & Mrs. Elliott H. Press Mrs. Vincent S. Jones Richard H. Eastman Essie & Irving Germanow Mrs. B. McNally Ravenel Mr. & Mrs. David L. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Eisenhart Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Dan Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Leonard E. Redon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klimasewski Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Farnham Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lucius R. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Richards Seymour Knox IV Albert O. Fenyvessy Suzanne Gouvernet Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Robfogel *Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Langie Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. Benn Forsyth Howard Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Roland Carolyn & Michael Lariton *Sheila & Bruce Foster Jean E. Groff Deborah Ronnen & Arthur E. Lowenthal Betsy & Jay Friedman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Grosbard Sherman F. Levey George S. McIsaac Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Fuss Mrs. Hiram G. Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Harris H. Rusitzky

John S. Gilman Charles B. Wilson Nancy Watson Dean Mary M. Huth Bonnie Gordon & Sharon & David Yates Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel J. DelVecchio Mr. & Mrs. James R. Ison James Gramkee Mary E. Derby Dewey T. Jackson & Family Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas M. Graver Sustainer Mari A. de Wit & Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Jacobsen Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Haggerty Jeffrey W. Adams Mr. & Mrs. William W. DuBois *Sebby Wilson Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. William Z. Harper Mr. & Mrs. Warren P. Aldoretta Michael Dury Mrs. Albert D. Kaiser Jr. Katharine Hassell Loma M. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Easley Judith W. & Dr. Stuart L. Kaplan Dr. & Mrs. H. Raul Herrera Maureen Alston Mr. & Mrs. James C. Eaton Heidi Katz & Carl Chiarenza Mr. & Mrs. E. James Hickey Lori K. Annschuetz & Celia A. Easton Susan & Steven Eisinger Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Kenyon Tala & Mark Hopkins Dr. & Mrs. E. David Appelbaum Tim Eldred Mr. & Mrs. Myron L. Kerney Mrs. Samter Horwitz Mrs. Morris Atkin Vivian Elliott-Brummer Florence Kerr Mr. & Mrs. Ernest J. Ierardi Mr. & Mrs. Julian W. Atwater Matt Ellsworth Mr. & Mrs. William F. Knechel Robert L. Keck Mr. & Mrs. Edwin H. Atwood III Lawrence Emond Mary Elizabeth & Clement Knight Dr. Ernie Kerr Burton S. August Mrs. Henry P. Epstein Mr. & Mrs. James E. Koller David H. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Avery Ruth M. Estes Sandra & James Koon Bernard Kozel Dr. Gloria Baciewicz & Dr. Eugene John Esty Mrs. Hiram C. Korpeck Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Kurland Dr. C. McCollister Evarts Ange & John Kosboth Robert D. Baden Mr. & Mrs. John L. Langdon Craig Everhart Anthony M. Koscumb Mr. & Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Olive S. Lennox Lynne Feldman & Anthony Suchman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Kral John H. Barnes Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Leone Jr. Jody M. Fleischer Mr. & Mrs. James P. Kraus Jr.

Ellen M. Leopold & Howard B. Beckman Mr. & Mrs. George Basil Gerleen & Thomas Frederick Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. LaBudde R. Bruce Lindsay III Chris & Michael Benard Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Frothingham Eleanor Lancet James K. Littwitz Margaret Berens Barbara Puorro Galasso Dr. & Mrs. Leo R. Landhuis Florence Macomber Robert Bermudes Dr. & Mrs. Richard Gangemi The Larson Family Mrs. William P. Manry Joanne R. Bernardi & Dale A. Buralli Mary Ellen Gellerstedt Eriko & John Latimer Dr. David H. Marlowe Barbara Billingsley Mr. & Mrs. David A. Gibson Sue & Bruce Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. John R. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Martin Birmingham Mary Ann Giglio Mr. & Mrs. John Lazor Jean & Fred McCrumb Susan & John Bixler *Mr. & Mrs. James S. Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Lenti Melissa McGrain & Dr. Andrew Stern Mr. & Mrs. Edward Blasko Grada & Ron Glegg Jennifer Leonard & David Cay Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Stanley W. Merrell Dr. & Mrs. Philip P. Bonanni Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goldgeier Howard LeVant Dr. & Mrs. Leon L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Alfred G. Boylan Jay Goldman Mr. & Mrs. William H. Levitt Ilene Montana William A. Bradley Sandra & David Goldman Robert Liddle Carol & Tom Mullin Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Bretz Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Gow Mr. & Mrs. Pierre F. Loncle Dr. Gerald W. Murphy Sally J. Bridenstine Mr. & Mrs. Newton H. Green Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Low Mrs. Melvin B. Neisner Garth E. Brokaw Helen & George Greer Nancy D. Lowthian Marion W. Neun Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Brown Jr. Julie & Alan Griesinger Stephen J. Lurie Joseph G. Nye Roger R. Bruce Mrs. Thomas F. Griswold Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Lynd Laurel J. Pace Anne & William Buckingham Mary Ann & John Guarre Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. MacDonald Ruth L. Rappenecker Leila Buckjune Alfred H. Guhl Mr. & Mrs. Swaminathan Madhu Susan Rea Eileen E. Buholtz Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Gulick Kathy & Rick Magere Dr. Ronald R. Reed The Burns Family Dona Haag & John Cramer Karen J. Maher Phyllis & Peter Rimkus Shari Bush Suzanne Haber & William Thomson Mr. & Mrs. James F. Mangan Anne & James Robotham Cathy & Howard Bussey Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Hallenbeck Mr. & Mrs. James W. Maurer Dr. Suzanne H. Rodgers Patrick Cain Howard T. Hallowell III Dr. Terrill J. May June B. Rogoff Mr. & Mrs. R. Carlos Carballada Jane Roby Hanford Daniel Y. McCormick Irene & Dean Rosenthal Margaret K. Carnall Keri & George Hansen *Barbara C. McIver Pearl W. Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Wilmot V. Castle Jr. John P. Hanwell Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. McKnight Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Siebert Anna Mary Chase Marilyn & Richard Hare Mary Lou Medley Paula V. Smith *Derek Chase Mr. & Mrs. Eren C. Hart Frank B. Mehlenbacher Carol T. Srokose Dr. & Mrs. J. Richard Ciccone Herbert J. Hawley Howard S. Merritt Dr. & Mrs. James M. Stormont Alfred Clark Jr. Mary Hayes Dr. Richard W. Millard Coral L. Surgeon, M.D. Langdon F. Clay Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Heyer Jean C. Mohr Dr. & Mrs. Brian J. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Clifford Mr. & Mrs. Bryan D. Hickman Eric C. Moller William N. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Code III Dr. & Mrs. George L. Hicks Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Morley Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Tichell Mary Ellen Collinge Thomas F. Hicks Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius J. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. William J. Towler III Dr. & Mrs. John J. Condemi Rosanne & Samuel Hodgetts William C. Murphy Roy A. Trowbridge Donald Cook Joanna & Christopher Hodgman Jessica Murray & Robert G. Nassau Mrs. Byron H. Trussell Dr. Walter Cooper Mr. & Mrs. James D. Holland Ruth G. Murray Mr. & Mrs. John R. Tyler Jr. Matthew Cottom Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Hopkins Joyce Nakada & David Fergusson Dr. & Mrs. John E. Van de Wetering Dr. & Mrs. Albert B. Craig Jr. Mrs. John C. Hoppe Larry Newman Dr. James H. Watters John & Louise Creatura Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Horn D. Robert Nicholson Mrs. John L. Wehle Jr. Leon J. Creek Mr. & Mrs. William N. Hosley Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Nicosia Suzanne Welch & William Watson Mr. & Mrs. John Crowe Robert Hubbard Mrs. Carl V. Nitze Anne G. Whitman Donald A. D’Alessandro *Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hughes John M. Odenbach

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. James J. Ward Canandaigua National Bank & Trust GOVERNMENT GRANTS Patricia A. O’Neill Paul R. Warren Columbia Management Advisors FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oppenheimer Mr. & Mrs. William C. Warren III Corning Tropel Corporation Institute of Museum & Library Services Mickey Osterreicher Patricia Warth Hahn Automotive Warehouse Monroe County Government Katharine Parsons Ann D. Weintraub & U. W. Reiners Hayes-Fischer Capital Management New York State Council on the Arts William A. Peasley Dr. & Mrs. Michael Weintraub Home of New York Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Peckham David E. Weller LaBella Associates, PC Deborah Perticone Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Wells Time Warner Cable MATCHING GIFTS Tamara & Lance Pope Maureen Whalen We acknowledge the following corpora- tions that generously matched the gifts Suzanne F. Powell Mr. & Mrs. W. James Whelan Corporate Fellows of their employees, retirees, and mem- Dr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Prince Mr. & Mrs. David J. Whitaker Birds Eye Foods Foundation bers. Shobha & Venkat Purushotham Robert J. White Clover Capital Management, Inc. *Throughout this report, we use aster- isks to thank those individuals who, in Sally & Ron Rabinowitz Evelyn S. Wilk Constellation Brands, Inc. addition to their own gift, applied for David M. Rakov Judy Anne Williams & Rob Shumsky The Dolomite Group, Inc. matching gift funds from their employ- ers or board affiliates. Stacy & John Refermat Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Wilson Frontier Telephone Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Reynolds Roberta H. Wilson Harris Corporation R. F. Communications Division The Boeing Gift Matching Program Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Rhoda Timothy J. Wilson Harris Interactive, Inc. Constellation Brands, Inc. Linda Rice & George Scharr Mr. & Mrs. Sergeant W. Wise Harter, Secrest & Emery, LLP ExxonMobil Matching Gifts Program Frank J. Riedman Mr. & Mrs. G. Robert Witmer Jr. Hickey-Freeman Company, Inc. Fleet Matching Gifts Program

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Robinson Robert A. Woodhouse KeyBank Ford Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Wylie S. Robson Mrs. John K. Woodward Kodak Entertainment Imaging Gannett Match Mr. & Mrs. Earl A. Rodman Mary A. Worboys & Scott M. Turner Lifetouch, Inc. Gap Foundation Margaret M. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Brock Yates Mark Asset Management Corporation Gleason Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rosenblum Ann G. T. Young Nixon Peabody LLP Harris Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Stephen I. Rosenfeld Marjorie & Gregory Zack IBM Corporation Mr. & Mrs. John G. Ruhland Performance Technologies, Inc. J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation John B. Rumsey CORPORATE PARTNERS Rochester Gas & Electric Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Pamela Reed Sanchez The following businesses provide vital St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. J. Stephen Sandt support to George Eastman House. We Food Markets, Inc. welcome our new partners and salute all Nike Employee Matching Gift Mr. & Mrs. Harry Sax who have demonstrated a commitment Wendy’s Restaurants of Rochester, Inc. The Prudential Foundation Matching Gene Schaible to the Museum with generous support. Although space allows us to list only Gifts Program Elliott Schnackenberg Corporate Patrons those partners at the Patron level and Thomson West Mr. & Mrs. George S. Scholl above, we extend our thanks for all gifts 10NBC to the Museum’s 2004 Corporate Verizon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Schwertz The Berry Company Membership Campaign, enabling us to West Community Partnership Program Nancy & Ron Selvaggio continue sharing our collections with BIG PRINTS, USA the Rochester community and the world. Reginald N. Shaddick Buck & Pulleyn, Inc. MID-YEAR APPEAL Gretchen H. Shafer Caldwell Manufacturing Co. Corporate Leaders We gratefully acknowledge gifts of Shawn & Lawrence Shannon-Missal DeJoy, Knauf & Blood, LLP $100 and above to the Museum’s Eastman Kodak Company Mr. & Mrs. Carl K. Shuman Digital Theater Systems mid-year appeal. ESL Federal Credit Union Frank R. Shumway Jr. Fieldtex Products, Inc. Gleason Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Albert J. Simone Gatherings Catering Company Ann E. Anderson Deborah & Richard Simpson Genencor International Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Anderson Corporate Underwriters Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Skuse Genesee Corporation Dr. & Mrs. Bernard W. Asher Citizens Bank Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Snyder Sr. Genesee Group Inc. Anthony Bannon & Elizabeth Stewart Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Nina & David Somers Greece Chamber of Commerce Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Bates FannieMae Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Starr High Falls Brewing Company Mr. & Mrs. Porter Bibb J. P. Morgan Chase & Co. Robert M. Sterrett HS-Art Digital Service GMBH Susan & John Bixler M & T Bank Claudia C. Stewart Joseph Dasta Art & Antiques Dorothy Reese Bloomfield Muriel Siebert & Co., Inc. Mrs. Scott Stewart III R. L. Kistler, Inc. Lisa A. Brubaker & James Viscardi NexPress Solutions, LLC Bonnie & Ron Stiggins Lazer Incorporated Anne & William Buckingham OppenheimerFunds, Inc. Bruce J. Sturm Sr. G. W. Lisk Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John C. Buttrill Preferred Care Mrs. Leon Sturman Marsh USA, Inc. Shirley H. Cameron Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Sykes The Pike Company Mr. & Mrs. Paul Casterline James Tabbi PriceWaterhouseCoopers, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Russell D. Chapman Corporate Benefactors Paul C. Taylor Qualitrol Corporation Anna M. Chase DeWolff Partnerships Architects, LLP Kenneth Troiano Rochester Riverside Convention Center FleetBoston Financial Richard M. Twichell Special Events Catering Thomson West Mr. & Mrs. Eugene D. Ulterino Tasteful Connections, Inc. Corporation Susan & Robert van der Stricht Amy E. Van Dussen Corporate Sponsors The oak box containing records of all George Eastman's charitable donations Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. VanNiel was featured in the exhibition The Remarkable George Eastman: Vision & Bausch & Lomb Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Waite Obsession. Among other aspects of his life, the exhibition highlighted Boylan, Brown, Code, Mr. & Mrs. John T. Wallace Mr. Eastman's philanthropic endeavors. Vigdor & Wilson, LLP

Sarah S. Clapp Jeanne B. Rowe David Gersh Suzanne & William Powell Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Clifford Mark J. Rusitzky Mr. & Mrs. Alf M. Glasoe Renate & Donald Powers Anne Compa Antonia & David Schantz Dr. G. Nigel Godson Adrian V. Prince Dorothy Connors Katherine T. & Jon L. Schumacher Robert N. Golding Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Cowgill Ursula Schumann Mr. & Mrs. Newton H. Green Daniel Reardon Louise & John Creatura Alla & Alexander Shustorovich Joan Gudas Stacy & John Refermat Mr. & Mrs. William T. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Smith Dr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Hainen Verna E. Rex Kathleen A. Dear Mr. & Mrs. H. Allen Spencer Osamu Hamada Mr. & Mrs. George M. Rich Ellen DeBuono Ann H. Stevens Mrs. Robert S. Hanford John Richardson Marvin L. Diamond Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Stotz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hargrave Jr. Anne & James Robotham Sally & Kenneth Dodgson Frances J. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Duncan Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Earl A. Rodman James F. Doris Miriam Thomas Dr. & Mrs. Alden H. Hayden Jean Ryon Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Dorsey Harry V. Thompson Goldee Hecht-Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sands William H. Eilinger Mrs. Darwin L. VanKeuren Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Heffernan Mrs. Bernard N. Schilling Ruth M. Estes Mr. & Mrs. James J. Ward Joyce & Warren Heilbronner Dolores Seagren & Nancy Richards Lucia French & Arthur Woodward William B. Webber Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Hirschland Celia & Arnold Serotsky Heidi Friederich Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hodgetts Gretchen H. Shafer Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Gavagan Carolyn A. Wing Marie M. Hoh Margaret S. Skow Bessie Graves Giambra Dr. Robert E. Wolf Edward T. Howell Jr. James Starkman Mr. & Mrs. Newton H. Green Doris B. Wright & Gerald L. Glaser Dr. & Mrs. Donald Hunsberger David Stewart

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Carl Chiarenza (American, b. 1935). TRIPTYCH, 300/296/292, 1997. Gelatin silver print. Photography collection purchase in 2004 with funds from Janet and Thomas A. Fink.

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