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Annual FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2017 Report The Fine Arts Museums of had a significant year, the first under the new leadership of director and CEO Max Hollein. As the largest public arts institution in Northern , the Museums pursue the mission of serving a broad and diverse constituency with exhibitions and programs that inform, educate, inspire, and entertain. This cannot be done without the support of members, donors, corporate and foundation partners, trustees, city leaders, and the community at large.

The projects outlined in this report reflect the progress of the Museums’ staff in achieving key long-term aspirations of the institution as defined by its leadership. Among these goals is cementing the reputation of the de Young and Legion of Honor as internationally recognized museums and major cultural centers of the western United States. The two museums have rich histories and dedicated followers, yet there is still room to expand their reach and relevance. de Young Another aim is to strengthen the permanent collection and to draw from this rich resource to bring extraordinary exhibitions to the public. This was a year exuberant with presentations large and 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive small—from Rodin Centenary and The Summer of Love Experience to On the Grid and Frank Stella’s San Francisco, CA 94118-4502 Prints—that drew heavily from the treasures within the Museums’ own holdings. Going forward, the deyoungmuseum.org institution will hone its ability to utilize its own curatorial experts in building and deploying the collection in meaningful ways. Legion of Honor Lincoln Park Recent visitors may have noticed some changes within the buildings themselves. To make the museums 100 34th Avenue more welcoming and stimulating, spaces such as Wilsey Court at the de Young and the Court of Honor San Francisco, CA 94121-1677 at the Legion of Honor have been activated with new installations and artistic interventions that play off legionofhonor.org the museums’ sites, contents, and histories. This project will continue to grow and introduce surprises around every corner. Adding to opportunities for audience engagement is an array of bold educational and public programs that reflect the diverse interests of a broad audience. Lastly, the Museums wish to extend their role as an arbiter of culture beyond the buildings’ walls, a goal served by an enhanced digital strategy, among other initiatives. Cover: This newly acquired quilt was on view in Revelations: Art From the African American South (see page 5): Gearldine Westbrook, “Housetop” These goals are ambitious but achievable with continued support. The first important step has been to Variation (detail), 1982. Cotton corduroy and cotton plain weave; pieced, 94 x 78 in. FAMSF, Museum strengthen the Museums’ financial and foundational strength, an effort outlined on the following page. purchase, and gift of the Souls Grown Deep The sections that follow highlight noteworthy achievements and describe how staff and leadership Foundation from the William S. Arnett Collection, 2017.1.54. © 2017 Estate of Gearldine will propel the progress of these aims forward in the months and years to come—with gratitude for the Westbrook / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. public’s continued confidence in the Fine Arts Museums and for the members’ and donors’ important Interior images: Photographs by Henrik Kam, © FAMSF; Drew Altizer Photography; and © FAMSF roles in helping to make it all possible.

2 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Building a Strong Foundation: FY17 Financials

Museum Stores Other revenues 2% Gross Profit 5%

Museum Stores 5%

Endowment Support 7% Development 13%

Contributions 32% Admissions 12%

Program Services 53%

Operations and Membership 18% Administration 29%

City Appropriation 23%

FAMSF Operating Fund Revenues FAMSF Operating Fund Expenses Total Operating Revenue and Support $60.4M Total Expenses $60M

The Fine Arts Museums closed the fiscal year with a small budget surplus, securing the stability of the institution and creating a solid foundation for an ambitious plan of exhibitions, initiatives, and programs to come. A strong exhibition schedule— including two presentations that drew in excess of 200,000 visitors each—attracted generous donor support and brought in considerable revenue through ticket and museum-store sales. These exhibitions also helped drive a robust membership year, making this year the best in the Museums’ history for membership revenue. In addition to generating broad audience interest, the Museums achieved financial stability through a number of cost-cutting measures and institu- tional efficiencies that maintained or expanded services without exceeding the budget.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 3 Generating “An impeccable selection Excitement: . . . attests to [Monet’s] faultless eye for tone Exhibitions and matchless ability to suggest light and atmosphere.” —The Journal

• Number of press features around the world for The Summer of Love: 1,800 • Schoolchildren attending Monet Mondays: 3,279

“The Summer of Love Experience pulses with the energy of a youth-fueled happening from the moment we walk into the first gallery.” —San Francisco Chronicle

The Museums presented twenty-eight exhibitions in 2016–2017. Some drew record audiences and At the Legion of Honor, Monet: The Early Years cemented the international profile of the Museums; all contributed to establishing the world-class brought in 204,000 visitors who had the oppor- curatorial expertise of the Museums’ staff and showcasing the rich variety of the permanent collections. tunity to examine the career of this prominent The wide range of exhibitions reflects the encyclopedic nature of the Museums in presenting Western Impressionist before that movement had a name. art from the ancient (The Future of the Past: Mummies and Medicine) to the contemporary (Ed Ruscha Monet Mondays were reserved for schoolchildren, and the Great American West). Smaller installations of books, works on paper, and textiles allowed who came from 109 schools in 14 counties. the public to see parts of the collection that cannot be on permanent view. Catalogues produced by They learned about the artist’s compositional the Museums, including the definitive modern volume to accompany The Brothers Le Nain, fostered innovations and practiced those concepts in their scholarship while new initiatives in print and digital media made the narratives and themes of the own plein-air paintings. With this exhibition the exhibitions accessible to all. The following are two exhibition highlights of the year. Museums also developed two new initiatives: the first, Digital Stories, provides an interactive At the de Young, The Summer of Love Experience: Art, Fashion, and Rock & Roll was reconceived from online exploration of an exhibition’s themes and what was originally intended as a smaller-scale exhibition of rock posters and fashions into an expan- artworks for audiences anywhere in the world. sive presentation with light shows, photographs, films, and ephemera. Broadening the scope of this Visitors have a chance for reading and discovery exhibition allowed it to more fully celebrate the cultural achievements of the Bay Area while drawing ahead of their museum trip, so they can focus on the treasures within the Museums’ holdings, which constituted the majority of the works on view. on the objects themselves in the galleries. The More than 265,000 visitors came to Golden Gate Park, the birthplace of the 1967 Summer of Love, to second, the Pictorial book series, condenses witness its rebirth in the galleries—the largest attendance since the Mauritshuis lent Vermeer’s Girl with an exhibition’s essential information into a small a Pearl Earring in 2013, and more than twice the originally projected audience. New partnerships with publication. It provides a complement to the corporate and promotional partners such as Airbnb, Chariot, and the increased scholarly catalogue at a more accessible price. The Summer of Love’s visibility. Meanwhile, public programs enriched the visitor experience with drop-in These projects will continue to be created for art making every weekend. every major exhibition.

4 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Creating Dialogues: Contemporary Art and Programming

This year the Museums launched a new program “The thinking behind the new installation [Urs Fischer: for contemporary art and programming, transforming the de Young and the Legion of The Public & the Private] . . . is clear: to reinvigorate the Honor with a series of installations and inter- museum's permanent collection with a shot of youthful ventions that create artistic dialogues with the spaces, histories, and collections of the museums. energy.” —San Francisco Magazine A performance series featuring artists such as Carsten Nicolai (who creates music under the name Alva Noto) further activates these spaces. From the transformation of the de Young’s Wilsey Court by Leonardo Drew to the visual conver- sation between French sculptor , who died a century ago, and the living Swiss sculptor Urs Fischer, these installations recon- figure how the museums are experienced. This program continues: at the Legion, established artists such as Sarah Lucas engage with the museum’s classical art-historical canon. At the de Young, emerging artists including DIS enhance the museum’s global perspective with a special focus on diversity and technology.

Transforming the

The Museums’ important acquisitions of art not only fill Museums: Acquisitions gaps in the collection but also allow for the display of key works that enhance the experience of special exhibitions. In rare circumstances, an acquisition completely trans- forms the institution and allows it to present aspects of art history that were not previously possible through the holdings alone. Such is the case with the sixty-two works by twenty-two artists acquired by purchase and gift from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, which were put on view in the exhibition Revelations: Art from the African American South. These works expand the representation of artists who reflect the historical diversity and complexity of American culture. This groundbreaking exhibition was accompanied by a panel discussion including actors Danny Glover and Delroy Lindo and an opening-night celebration with performances by the artist and musician Lonnie Holley, who is represented in this collection.

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 5 Expanding Reach: Digital Initiatives

The Museums aim to take full advantage of digital media to expand their reach to national and inter- national audiences and to provide greater access to and interpretation of the collections and exhibitions. In January, the institution launched refreshed websites that included new visual styling and better compatibility with mobile devices. As a result, a larger number of people visited the Museums online and spent more time there— the results were a 43 percent increase in user sessions and a 7 percent increase in average session duration. Starting in February, in advance of Monet: The Early Years at the Legion of Honor, the Museums launched Digital Stories, a series of interactive web modules, enhanced with audio and video, designed to broaden the experience and impact of the special exhibitions. Digital Stories provide art-historical, biographical, and social • Total page views for websites: 12 million context for an exhibition to study in advance of a museum visit. They also allow online browsers • Total individual users for websites: 4.6 million who are unable to come to the museum to learn • Page views for Digital Stories in first eight months:140,000 about the current presentations.

Sparking Inspiration: Education and Public Programs

One of the Museums’ key initiatives has been to create new approaches to interpreting the collections and exhibitions for diverse audiences. Everyone should feel welcome and comfortable at the museums, so the institution has introduced a variety of ways for people to access and digest information: in the galleries, with community representatives and “Your children’s programs make art revamped exhibition didactics; through print media, with the Pictorial Series publications; and online, with Digital Stories. These innovative programs meet the Museums’ expanded more dynamic and approachable.” vision and reach. They allow access with fewer geographical and financial barriers. And —parent of eight-year-old they position the Museums as a leader in digital learning. With the exhibition Revelations: participant in Saturday art making Art from the African American South, education staff experimented with offering community voices in the galleries, offering diverse interpretations of the works in this vital collection of art and facilitating conversations among visitors.

6 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Looking Ahead

The months and years ahead promise to be the spiritual journey of Paul Gauguin; and global audiences and artworks. This new program kicks incredibly rewarding times for visitors and fashions among contemporary Muslims. These off with artists Ana Prvački and Tony Discenza, friends of the Fine Arts Museums, with many exhibitions and many more are expected to bring who will transform the museum’s spaces in new recent initiatives reaching full fl ower and other in diverse new audiences and boost the Museums’ and exciting ways. surprises yet to come. Following late 2017’s international profi le. This initiative opens up the education gallery popular presentations on Gustav Klimt and The slate of contemporary-art interventions to new opportunities. The Museums are looking the ancient art of Teotihuacan, an exhibition and performances continues, including site- forward to transforming this space into an art schedule has been fi rmed up through 2020 that specifi c installations by DIS and Richard Jackson and cognition gallery for children ages 3–8 and draws primarily on the expertise and collection at the de Young and artistic dialogues between their caregivers. This gallery will provide keys strengths of the Museums. Monographs feature Julian Schnabel and, later, Pipilotti Rist with the to understanding the unique role that visual art artists ranging from old masters such as Peter collections and spaces of the Legion of Honor. plays in the effort to fortify children’s natural Paul Rubens to the Impressionists James Tissot Simultaneously, the artists-in-residence program curiosity. It will feature interactive stations where and (this time a look at the late is being revamped with a new series of public- kids will have opportunities for full-body engagement, years) and beyond. Thematic exhibitions examine, engagement artists—taking them to all areas of touch, and imaginative play. Continued member, for example, the infl uence of medieval and early the de Young, where they can create an even donor, and community support makes all this Renaissance artists on the Pre-Raphaelite school; greater impact and conversation with museum possible. Thank you–and stay tuned!

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 7 Thank You to Our Donors

Annual Giving Circles The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco gratefully acknowledge each individual Contact: Emily Christian, Director of Individual Giving and organization who generously supported exhibitions, education programs, 415-750-3555 and annual operations between July 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017. [email protected]

Lucy Y. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bessières Ms. Claire Houston Mr. and Mrs. Siavash Tahbazof Leadership The Harris Family Ms. Linda Joanne Brown and George and Leslie Hume Mr. and Mrs. Todd Traina Circle George and Marie Hecksher Ms. Lauren Katherine Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Dow Traina Ms. Frances Hellman Morlock The JEC Foundation Gwynned Vitello Visionary ($100,000 and above) and Mr. Warren Breslau Marilyn Burns and Jeffrey Daniel and Kimberly Johnson Harvey Wagner and Leslie John A. and Cynthia Fry Gunn Mrs. Faith Humann, Sellon Barbara and Ron Kaufman Wagner Mr. Park L. Loughlin The Christian Humann Frank and Patricia Carrubba Mr. and Mrs. Garland M. Robert T. Wall Diane B. Wilsey Foundation Chang Mooi Family Foundation Lasater III Jennifer and Steven Walske Nick and Sandra Javaras Donovan K. Ching Robin Rosa Laub Judy C. Webb Innovator ($50,000–$99,999) Marion Moore Cope Mrs. George F. Jewett Karen K. Christensen Dr. and Mrs. John Lavorgna Jack Weeden Mrs. Gretchen B. Kimball, Debbie and Blake Jorgensen Drs. Marc P. and Quita V. Fred M. Levin and Mr. Gregory Wendt William and Gretchen Christine and Pierre Lamond Cruciger Nancy Livingston, Mrs. Judith Wilbur Kimball Fund George and Judy Marcus Jeffrey N. Dauber and The Shenson Foundation Kay Harrigan Woods Robert G. and Sue Douthit Nion McEvoy and Leslie Marc A. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Carson V. Levit Anita and Ronald Wornick O’Donnell Berriman Mr. Ned David and Maryon Davies Lewis Lisa and Jim Zanze Yurie and Carl Pascarella Carrick and Andy McLaughlin Ms. Mo Clancy Leah and Neil MacNeil Burt and Deedee McMurtry Bill and Sonja Davidow Neil MacPhail Sponsor ($5,000–$9,999) Alexandria J. Albers Leader ($25,000–$49,999) Mr. and Mrs. John A. McQuown Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson Alec and Gail Merriam Emily and Dolph Andrews Gladyne Kenderdine Mitchell Mr. William Davidson and Anna and Mason Morfit Mark E. Andersen and Bonnie Mrs. Connie Goodyear Baron Jason and Jessica Moment Ms. Linda Borick Nancy and Tim Muller MacMaster Andersen and Dr. Barry C. Baron Mr. and Mrs. Vic Quattrin Rajnikant and Helen Desai Ms. Susan M. Murdy Gwynn and Mitchel August Carol and Shelby Bonnie Ms. Lisa Sardegna and Robert F. Domergue Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Novack Mr. Richard C. Barker Lorna Meyer Calas and Mr. David A. Carrillo Jane Dunaway Ms. Elvira Orly Ms. Ann Fay Barry Dennis Calas Dorothy Saxe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Elkes Mrs. Madelon Palma Brigid S. Barton Jack Calhoun and Trent Norris Mr. and Mrs. Laurence L. Tracy and Mark Evans Marianne H. Peterson Mr. Brent Batis Mr. and Mrs. Lyman H. Casey Spitters Mrs. Donald G. Fisher Ms. Karen Richardson Mr. Richard Battaini Iris S. Chan and Dr. Michael Paul A. Violich Mrs. George Hopper Fitch Jeanne and Sanford Mr. James Beatty Chan Barbara A. Wolfe Mary and Tom Foote Robertson S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Kate Harbin Clammer and Tully and Elise Friedman Thomas and Shelagh Rohlen Riva and David Berelson Jr. Adam Clammer Patrons Circle Robert and Michelle Friend Susan E. Roos Mr. David A. Blanton III Penny S. and James G. Coulter Mr. Lawrence C. Furiga Mr. John S. Rosekrans Nancy and Roger Boas Benefactor ($10,000–$24,999) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crocker Mr. Thomas Allen Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Schwab Ms. Susie Boeing Martha and Bruce Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Troy E. Daniels and Dr. Leontina Kelly Patricia K. Scott Dr. Jeffrey and Brenda Bohn Johanna and Thomas Baruch Ms. Frances E. Dependahl Gallagher OJ and Gary Shansby Frances F. Bowes Joachim and Nancy Hellman Dagmar Dolby Mr. and Mrs. Launce E. Gamble Mr. Brian Sharp Jamie and Philip Bowles Bechtle Dana and Robert Emery Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Getty Denise Littlefield Sobel Daphne and Bob Bransten Mr. Richard Beleson and Frediani Gasperi Family Trust Bob Greeley Ellice Sperber Rena G. Bransten Ms. Kim Beleson Mrs. Richard W. Goss II F. Scott and Terry S. Gross Mrs. Joyce Stupski Maria and Jerry Brenholz Mr. Stuart Berkowitz Maurice W. Gregg Ms. Jill Grossman Susan and Jim Swartz Barbara Brown

8 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Donald W. Brown Mr. Roger L. Evans and Adrienne Kent Gunst Mr. Robert John O’Donnell and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strock and Lynn Wardley Ms. Ek-Anong Phanachet Ms. Harriet Heyman and Mr. Kenta Takeuchi Sandra J. Swanson Owsley Brown III Foundation Mrs. Ellen Fair Mr. Michael Moritz Mr. and Mrs. Barry Ongerth Ingrid Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Broz Sandra Farris Mr. P. K. Kilty and Mr. Stoddard Jeanne H. Osiecki Charles Lawrence Swezey Kathleen Budge Richard and Rosemary Finn Lambertson Gertrud V. Parker Mr. Ted Taplin Leslee and Roger Budge Dr. and Mrs. James Fitzwater Betty Kimble Dr. Giselle Parry-Farris and Wayne and Betty Jean Thiebaud Shawn and Brook Byers Mrs. Mortimer Fleishhacker Yulia Klein and Arron E. Klein Mr. Ray K. Farris T. Peter Thomas and Jacqueline Ms. Maria Cardamone Victoria Ford Richard and Paola Kulp Pease Family Fund Stewart and Mr. Paul Matthews David Fraze and Gary Loeb Ms. Patricia Lamond Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Perkins Katharine S. and Mrs. Walter Carpeneti Ms. Michelle Furnanz Mr. and Mrs. Jude Laspa Susan Pirri Morley Thompson Dr. Heidi Cary Shelby and Frederick Gans Stephen and Maribelle Leavitt Dr. Hoe T. Poh and Wm. Laney Thornton and Heidi Castelein Ann and Daniel Girard John and Sandra Leland Mary Frances Kelly-Poh Pasha Dritt Thornton David and Karin Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. John D. Goldman J. Stoner Lichty Jr. Mrs. Patricia M. Pope Edith and Joseph O. Tobin II Mr. and Mrs. David H. S. Chung Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Dr. Michael F. Marmor and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Powar Mr. and Mrs. M. H. de Young Anne and Terry Clark Mr. and Mrs. James H. Greene Jr. Dr. Jane Marmor Ruth Quigley Tobin II Ms. Lisa Connor Wheeler and Millen Griffith Pam Martori and Bob McCaskill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ralph Marjorie and Barry Traub Phoebe Cowles and Douglas and Kaatri Grigg Mary Michael Mauro Louise H. and Paul A. Renne Drs. Oldrich and Silva Vasicek Robert Girard Linda and Jon Gruber Tillie McCullough Pamela and Richard Rigg Ms. Elizabeth W. Vobach David and Vicki Cox Lenore and Frank Heffernan Ms. Margaret D. McDowell and Anmarie B. Roache Mr. and Mrs. William Vogler Ms. Gigi Cronin Daniel Hendel and Mr. James Grossman Anne and Martin Roher Kay Kimpton Walker and Cypress Lawn Cemetery Jorge S. Young Joan and Robert McGrath Barbara and Richard Rosenberg Sandy Walker Association Shawn Hill and Judy Chan Karen and John McGuinn Sande Schlumberger Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Weiss Davis/Dauray Family Fund Russell Anthony and Celeste Meier Chara Schreyer Mr. and Mrs. James Wintersteen Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Denning Heather and Bill Hilliard Byron R. Meyer Andrea Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wirtanen Bruce and Elizabeth Dunlevie Mr. and Mrs. Austin E. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Miller Ms. Smita Singh and Sheila Wishek Glenn and Bettina Duval The Alan Hoefer Family Tina and Hamid Moghadam Mr. Timothy Westergren David A. Wollenberg Mr. Joshua Elkes, Adrienne and Stephen Horn II Phyllis Moldaw Lee and Perry Smith Yerba Buena Fund The Elkes Foundation Sandra D. Hoyer Milton J. Mosk and Eta and Sasson Somekh David G. Yu Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ellsworth Arlene Inch Thomas Foutch Family Foundation Laleh S. Zelinsky Mrs. Susan A. Engs Burgess and Elizabeth B. John and Paula Murphy David and Roxanne Soward Mrs. Anne M. Zucchi Irwin and Vivian Eskanos Jamieson Carol N. Nelson Richard C. and Helen Martin Anonymous (3) Sean A. Johnston Susan and Bill Oberndorf Spalding

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 9 Fellow ($2,500–$4,999) Mr. Jim Cassidy and Ms. Robin The Enersen Foundation Mr. Jeremiah Hall and Ms. Jacqueline Kisslinger and Ms. Annette Alioto Manke-Cassidy Judith and Philip Erdberg Mr. Ross T. Gillfillan Mr. Eric Kisslinger Peter and Janet Andersen Joyce Castellino Jacqueline and Lauren Hall and David Hearth Ms. Nancy Kittle and Catherine M. Anthenien Mr. Terry Causey Christian P. Erdman Mrs. Virginia Hammerness Ms. Ronna Leon John and Kaaren Antoun Ms. Sandraline Cederwall and Suzanne Lake Erving Theresa Haran Maureen and James Knoll Mrs. Kate Rowe Archer and Mr. Stephen Barrager Mr. and Mrs. John Feeney Mr. and Mrs. David N. Hartford Dr. Allan and Gabia Konce Mr. Peter Archer Mr. Greg Chaloult Mr. Brian Ferrall and Ms. Alexandra Hausen and Mr. Paul Korntheuer and Ms. Patricia Nelson Atassi Martha and Paul Chamberlain Ms. Laurie Poston Mr. Wolfgang Hausen Ms. Linda G. Griffith Ms. Betsy Aubrey and Mrs. Diane Chapman Jeanne and Frank Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hays James and Leena Krasno Dr. Steve Lichtenberg Devron H. Char, MD, and Randi and Bob Fisher Margaret and William Hearst Karen J. Kubin Mr. Gregory Baker and Valerie Char, MD Mrs. Betty Flagg Helen M. Heller Ms. Sue Kubly and Ms. Khanh Ly Mr. Wen Tao Chen and Ms. Cheryl Frank and Mr. James B. Henderson Ms. Anna Kubly Mr. H. Daniel Banks and Ms. Kristy Ung Mr. Michael Linn Mrs. Dixie Hersh Linda and Frank Kurtz Mrs. Cynthia Schuman Banks Julia Cherry, MD Edward Frank and Sarah Ratchye Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Herzog Robert and Karen Kustel Judith Barringer Steve and Lois Chess Myrna and Tom Frankel Ms. Mary C. Heylin and Mr. Mark Lacey Lorraine A. Barry Jennifer Swett Chrisman Mrs. Phyllis K. Friedman Dr. Timothy Marten Mr. Robert C. Larissou Alvin Baum and Robert Holgate George W. Cogan and Donald and Jane Friend Jane and Glenn Hickerson Randall Laroche and Olive L. Bavins Fannie Allen Mrs. Helen Gan William D. Hobi David Laudon Nathan and Barbara Becker Janet and Alan Coleman Mr. Sameer K. Gandhi and Mrs. Andrea Hong and Mr. and Mrs. Niels Larsen Robin and Terrye Bellas John T. Collins Ms. Monica Lopez Mr. James Parsons Liisa Ann Larson and Mr. Kenneth A. Bellucci Edward and Nancy Conner Marylis and John Garthoeffner Kimberly M. Hughes Steven A. Buehler “Rodin, Muslim Style, and Hippie Chic: In only a few months, [the Museums' leadership] has rebooted the San Francisco’s de Young and Legion of Honor.” —The Art Newspaper

Cynthia and Gary Bengier Dr. Priscilla K. Cooper and Stanlee Gatti Ms. Liz Hume and Mr. Jay Jacobs Dorothy and Arthur C. Lathan Gretchen and John Berggruen Dr. John C. Bartley Mr. Luis Gavino and Mrs. Jinju Ku Derk and Fredericka Hunter David W. Lauer and Ron Neldberg Helen Berggruen Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cooper Gensler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huss Mr. Anthony Lazzarini Susan and Robert Bernheim Alice Corning Honorable Ronald and Carolyn Hyatt and Joe Hyatt Leah and Ron Leavy Mrs. Helen Bernstein Carol Gray Costigan Barbara George Bruce Hyman and Doris and Theodore Lee Elizabeth and David Birka-White Carol C. Cravens Malin Giddings Simone Quarré Tom and Diane Levison V. Bitoy The Annie Cronin Family Robert G. Godersky, MD Lander and Bill Hynes Mr. and Mrs. David Lichtenger Mr. Phil Black and Ms. Brigitte Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cuggino Mrs. Nadja Goe Anne and Paul Irwin M. Connor Limont Sandquist Ms. Pamela Rummage Culp Ms. Jennifer Goff and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Izmirian Jr. The John and Connie Linehan Caroline Booth John F. Dains Miss Charlotte Goff Thomas Jackson, MD, and Foundation Mrs. Jean Bordon Caroline H. Damsky Dr. Allan P. Gold Kathleen Grant, MD Marie and Barry Lipman Ms. Beatrice Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Dauber Mr. Jason Goldman Michael Jacobson and Caroline and Graham Low Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bradley Susan and Lee David Mr. Matthew Goldman Trine Sorensen Paula and Mark Lowery Mr. Ryan Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher Davis Joanne and Jon Goldstein Mr. Jay Jeffers James J. Ludwig Bredt Family Fund at Tahoe Blair Dean and Robert Cooter Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodwill Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Jennison Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Lynch Truckee Community Kim and Mark Dempster Barbara Grasseschi and Ms. Mimi Jensen and Marcia MacArthur Foundation Mr. Lawrence Devin Tony Crabb Dr. George Elbaum Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Magowan Marilyn Brennan Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Barbro and Frank Greene Mrs. Brenda Jewett Arlee Maier Kittie and Eugene Brodsky Diamond Donald M. Gregory Jr. Mr. George F. Jewett III Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Maier Ms. Sylvia Brown and Mrs. Ronald H. Dick Ms. Donelle Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Johnson Charlot and Gregory Malin Mr. Brian Wall Keith E. Doerge Ms. DeeAnn Yabusaki Mr. David Jones Emily P. Marcus Tim and Peggy Brown Mr. and Mrs. James E. Douglas Jr. Sallie Griffith Rick and Elaine Jones Susan Margolis Josephine Brownback Anne and Jerry Down Angelyn A. Grillo Wendy E. Jordan Andrea Marmor Mr. Stephen J. Bruzzone Mr. and Mrs. Tim Draper Professor Gerold Grodsky Carol Juhl Susan Marsch Ms. Arlene Buechert Ms. Sheila M. Duignan and Mr. Timothy Guertin and Dr. Jay and Ronnie Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Tom F. Marsh Carolyn and Preston Butcher Mr. Mike Wilkins Ms. Karen Guertin Ms. Elaine Kartalis Candyce Martin Mr. Jeff Byers Mrs. Marilyn Dunn Ralph and Marsha Guggenheim Mr. and Mrs. Ric Kayne Mr. Richard L. Martin Michael and Marilyn Cabak Cynthia and Charles Eckstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haas Rosaleen C. Kelly Ms. Tobi Mason Frances Campra and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Edwards Mimi and Peter Haas Fund Catherine Kennedy, MD, and Diane and William Mayers Scott Campra-Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Elliott Ms. Holly R. Hagens and Daniel Grossman Mr. and Mrs. John H. McConkie Sandra L. Carlson Dr. Thomas Ellis and Mr. Todd Sisitsky Joel and Diana Killen Jim and Christie McCoy Nina Carroll Mr. Craig Shishido Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. King Mrs. Lois D. McDonald

10 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Mr. James McElwee Kiki Pescatello Peggy Skornia Ms. Marcella Yano Joachim and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mrs. Joanne Peterson Mr. and Ms. Robert M. Smelick Mr. David B. Yeske and Hellman Bechtle McGettigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson Frederic H. Smith Ms. Elissa Buie William and Maria Bell Mr. and Mrs. John McInerney III Maria Pitcairn Ms. Virginia L. Smith and Sandra M. Yoffie Denise Bradley-Tyson and Ms. Cathy McMurtry M. N. Plant Mr. Keith Kappmeyer Miss Esther Yoon Bernard J. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Mehran Ms. Carol Pohl Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Mr. Howard L. Zee The Honorable Willie L. Brown Jr. Vera and Ken Meislin Mrs. Robert Pomeroy Sommer Peggy and Lee Zeigler Lorna Meyer Calas and Bob and Lois Meredith Dennis and Yvonne Powell Ms. Terri Sonoda and Anonymous (8) Dennis Calas Steven L. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Price Ms. Sarah Wright Jack Calhoun and Trent Norris Eileen and Peter Michael Nicholas and Susan Pritzker Ms. Vickie Soulier Carol and Lyman Casey Ms. Janine Miller and Harriet Meyer Quarré Mr. Thomas E. Sparks Jr. Individual Exhibition Kate Harbin Clammer and Mr. Jon Miller David and Judy Redo Janet and Alan Stanford and Program Support Adam Clammer Deborah Lee Minor and Family Daniel Reser and Ulli Steinecker Ms. Susanne Stevens Contact: Karen Huang, Mr. Matthew Cohler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mistele The Riccitiello Family Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart Director of Major Giving Marion Moore Cope Alexander Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rick Robert K. and Barbara Straus 415-750-8940 Bill and Sonja Davidow Mrs. Leslie Monaghan Ms. Anne Riley Foundation [email protected] Belva Davis and William Moore John and Arlette Monfredini Sarah L. Rippy Earl Stokes and Alex Kiforenko Mr. and Mrs. William Getty Foundation Ms. Jenny Risk and Ms. Jeremy P. 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Carrillo The Shenson Foundation Ms. Sally M. Morton M. Gervase Rosenberger and Anne D. Kaiser The Michael Taylor Trust Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Lynch Ms. Tula Mouroufas Steven Loeshelle Lynn Tolin Diane B. Wilsey Marissa Mayer and Zachary Bogue Rust Muirhead Mr. and Mrs. H. Jonathan Catherine and Ned Topham Barbara A. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McKnight Mr. Martin Muller Rotenstreich Barbara L. Traisman Alec and Gail Merriam Ruth and James Murad Mrs. Kate Munson Rowe Mr. Robert and Ginger Traynor $50,000–$99,999 Jason and Jessica Moment Dolly Nathan Jeffrey Ruda and Ms. Suzanne M. Tucker and Janet Barnes and Marianne H. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman Leonard Whitney Mr. Timothy F. Marks Thomas W. Weisel Family Thomas and Shelagh Rohlen Frank and Lois Noonan Trudy J. and Charles M. Salter David and Susan Tunnell Frances F. Bowes Dorothy Saxe Mr. Christopher North and David Saxe Kathryn Urban The Fieldwood Fund Mr. and Mrs. Nadir Shaikh Mrs. Sophie de Brito e Mr. Philip Schlein Joanne and Alan Vidinsky George and Marie Hecksher Mary Beth and David Shimmon Cunha-North Philip Schlein and T. Beller Jack and Susy Wadsworth Lucinda B. Watson Blossom Strong Miss Susan L. O’Brien Mrs. Gilbert Schnitzer Mrs. Rosemarie Wagner David A. Wollenberg Susan and Jim Swartz William and Gay O’Connor Mary-Barbara Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Walker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Dow Traina Dr. Sarah Ogilvie and Ms. Olivia Sears and Bruce and Fran Walker $25,000–$49,999 Paul A. Violich Dr. Jane Shaw Mr. Craig Bicknell Joy and Ellis Wallenberg Mrs. George Hopper Fitch Lonna Wais Ms. Judy A. Ogle Mr. and Mrs. Alan Seelenfreund Lucie and Jerry Weissman Maurice W. Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Michel Oltramare Carol and Randolph Selig Daphne and Stuart Wells Lucy Y. Hamilton $5,000–$9,999 Ms. Susan Orb John Sell Dr. Patricia Will Wells and Christine and Pierre Lamond Daphne and Bob Bransten Diane Ososke Ms. Stacy Shamberger Dr. James W. Wells Anne G. McWilliams California Hawaii State Barbara Z. Otto Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shankel Mr. Minott Wessinger Diane L. Morris NAACP Drs. Michael and Judy Overfield Ms. Diane Shearer LTC Dennis White and Yurie and Carl Pascarella Donovan K. Ching Mr. William D. Parent Judy and Wylie Sheldon Mr. Lawrence Wu Edith and Joseph O. Tobin II Dr. Ronald and Dr. Gerhard H. Parker and Roberta Sherman Mr. Malcolm K. Whyte Mr. and Mrs. M. H. de Young Mrs. Rosemarie Clark Mrs. Carol Parker Dr. Stephen A. Sherwin and Ms. Lydia Williams Tobin II Ms. Cathleen Cozzolino Pamela Pasquan Mrs. Merrill S. Sherwin Faye Wilson Jill Cowan and Stephen Davis Joan M. Peceimer Jean Shuler Ms. Patricia Wilson $10,000–$24,999 Joyce and Al Dixon Jr. Mrs. Carol Potter Peckham The Honorable and Mr. Herb Wiltsek Alexandria J. Albers Sharon Bell and Karen Bell Mark S. Peek Mrs. George P. Shultz Eileen C. Wong Ms. Elizabeth P. Ball and Francois and Family Nancy and Paul Pelosi Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sias Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Woods Mr. Frank Bellocchio David Fraze and Gary Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins Colleen and John Silcox Deann Wright and Luke Evnin Mrs. Connie Goodyear Baron Mrs. Gretchen B. Kimball, Mrs. Suzanne Perkins-Gordon Mr. Raj Singh and Roy J. Wu and Dr. Barry C. Baron William and Gretchen Mauree Jane and Mark Perry Ms. Renata Anderson Margaret and Angus Wurtele Kimball Fund

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 11 Mr. and Mrs. Garland M. Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Jennison Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne The Justin and Michelle Hughes G2 Insurance Services Lasater III Mrs. Barbara L. Johnson William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation Foundation The Julio R. Gallo Foundation Allison Nicholas Metz, MD, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Kayser Ray and Dagmar Dolby Edwin H. Lennette Fund RSM US LLP and Family Ms. Shirley Liebhaber Family Fund March Conservation Fund Saks Fifth Avenue Ms. Patricia Mulqueeney and Ms. Louise Ling Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund The Markkula Foundation San Francisco Flower Mart Mr. Dennis Mulqueeney Marie and Barry Lipman The Herbst Foundation, Inc. Otter Island Foundation Sotheby’s Carol N. Nelson Pam Martori and Bob McCaskill Reva and David Logan Foundation PSN Family Charitable Trust Pease Family Fund Ms. Patricia McDowell National Endowment for Vanguard Charitable $1,000–$4,999 Mr. Karl Peterson and Dr. Sarah Ogilvie and the Humanities Endowment Program Foxtail Catering Ms. Holly Jacobson Dr. Jane Shaw The Bernard Osher Foundation Gucci Mr. and Mrs. Vic Quattrin Mr. and Mrs. Alec H. Perkins Packard Humanities Institute J. Miller Flowers Andrea Schultz Mauree Jane and Mark Perry The Stockman Family Foundation Corporate Support The Links, Incorporated Mary-Barbara Schultz Kiki Pescatello Contact: Christa Sundell, Sloat Garden Center Ms. Christine Suppes Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Pillsbury $50,000–$99,999 Director of Corporate Giving Wendell, Rosen, Black and Jeana Toney and Boris Putanec Mrs. Robert Pomeroy National Endowment for the Arts 415-750-3546 Dean LLP Kathryn Urban Heather E. Preston, MD Ednah Root Foundation [email protected] Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr. Hosain Rahman and Wallis Foundation Business von Bothmer Ms. Alicia Engstrom Paul L. Wattis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Wadhwani Ms. Karen Richardson Council Brenda Wright Barbra Ruffin- $25,000–$49,999 Exhibition Anonymous (2) San Francisco Chapter of Joseph G. Bradley Charitable and Program Chairman ($10,000 and above) The Links, Incorporated Foundation Support Alliant Insurance Services $1,000–$4,999 Ms. Kay Sekimachi Frank A. Campini Foundation Bank of America Bloomberg Ms. Mary Cunningham Agee Deborah Sims, EdD Hellman Foundation $100,000 and above and Mr. William Agee Ms. Allison Speer and George F. Jewett Foundation Charles Schwab & Co Bank of America Cheryl Algee and Dr. Fred Moll Koret Foundation Google Bank of the West Steven Eugene Davis Ms. Auria Styles John Wiley & Sons Gagosian Gallery Mr. Darin Bassin Kate and John Sullivan $10,000–$24,999 Morgan Stanley Wells Fargo Dr. Ernest A. Bates Katharine S. and The Annenberg Foundation Pacific Gas and Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bessières Morley Thompson Newton and Rochelle Becker $50,000–99,999 Carol and Shelby Bonnie Angelique and Irving Frank Charitable Trust Room & Board Pacific Office Automation Megan Bourne, in appreciation Tompkins Winifred Johnson Clive Sadie Coles HQ of Belva Davis Mr. and Mrs. Todd Traina Foundation Partner ($5,000–$9,999) Bonhams Jamie and Philip Bowles The Trociuk Family Elios Charitable Foundation $25,000–$49,999 Barbara Brown Ms. Wilhelmina Hudson Turkovich Heising-Simons Foundation Credit Suisse Adobe Tracy and Damon Burris Ms. Gretchen Turner The Hurlbut-Johnson Delta Dental of California Christie’s and Family Jennifer and Steven Walske Charitable Trusts Goldman Sachs Hanson Bridgett LLP Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cahan Jack Weeden The JEC Foundation No More Dirt Levi Strauss & Co. Supervisor Malia Cohen and Daphne and Stuart Wells The Walter S. Johnson Foundation Max Mara Warren A. Pulley Mr. and Mrs. Klaus W. Werner Kimball Foundation Associate ($2,500–$4,999) Suzhou Tourism Francee Covington Anonymous Michael M. Peacock Foundation Betty Zlatchin Catering Dodge & Cox Mrs. Shirley Coyne The Sato Foundation $10,000–$24,999 Ms. Angela Crabill Serendipity Fund Global Gourmet Catering Alexander McQueen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dana Foundation and T. B. Walker Foundation TemPositions Dominique Lévy Gallery Ms. Caroline Daniels and Government Support Zellerbach Family Foundation Gap Foundation Ms. Katherine Wernick Contact: Kathleen Brennan, Anonymous Small Business Gladstone Gallery, New York Sterling A. Davis and Director of Foundation and ($1,000–$2,499) and Brussels Darolyn D. Davis Government Giving $5,000–$9,999 Clars Auction Gallery Kilroy Realty Corp Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeAtley 415-750-2637 Peg and Rich Holl Charitable Componere Fine Catering Merrill Lynch Mr. Paul Deneve and [email protected] Foundation Fund Grace Street Catering Neiman Marcus Ms. Anne-Sophie D’Everlange Samuel H. Kress Foundation Jane Hammond Events Pacific Gas and Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Denning Melons Catering Sotheby’s Frankie and Maxwell Gillette Major funding is provided $1,000–$4,999 Paula LeDuc Fine Catering Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Mr. and Mrs. John D. Goldman each year by the City and Art4Moore Small Potatoes Catering County of San Francisco. and Events Ms. Caroline Gretsch Confidence Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Beth and Brian Grossman Jay and Barbara Fritz Family Taste Catering & Event Anthony Meier Fine Arts Anette Harris and Marc Loupé $100,000 and above Foundation Planning B|O|S Ms. Claire Hudson Anonymous, in honor of Richard B. Fullerton Foundation XYZ Graphics Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin Lander and Bill Hynes Max Hollein Dodge & Cox

12 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Matching Gift Gap Salesforce Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Judge George Henry Cabaniss GE Foundation SAP Hillsborough Auxiliary of and Harriet Howell Cabaniss Organizations Genentech Shell Oil Company the Fine Arts Museums Fund Gerson Bakar Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Ross Auxiliary of the Estate of Orlando L. Clark Adobe Google Synopsys Foundation Fine Arts Museums Estate of E. Jean Ferdinandsen Apple GoPro Texas Instruments Foundation Estate of Anna G. Gardner Autodesk The William and Flora Hewlett Union Bank $2,500–$4,999 Estate of Anita Gilliam Bank of America Foundation Varian Belvedere-Tiburon Auxiliary Estate of Vivian Grey BlackRock Hewlett-Packard Verizon Foundation of the Fine Arts Museums Griffith Survivors Admin Trust The Boeing Company IBM Corporation Visa East Bay Auxiliary of the Huntington Trust California State Automobile Illinois Tool Works VMware Foundation Fine Arts Museums Richard B. Jordan Revocable Trust Association Intel Yelp Estate of Lois E. Kalb The Capital Group Companies Intuit Harold & Phyllis Levy Trust Caterpillar Johnson & Johnson Family Legacy Giving Estate of Calvin L. Malone Charles Schwab & Co. of Companies Other Organizational Contact: Karen Huang, Estate of Julia S. Nash Chevron Kaiser Permanente Support Director of Major Giving Estate of Maxine Rosston Chubb & Son Keysight Technologies Contact: Ilana Vascocelos, 415-750-8940 Estate of John R. Sullivan Cisco Foundation Liberty Mutual Events Manager [email protected] Estate of John M. Takeuchi The Clorox Company Macy’s 415-750-3604 The Wyler Trust S. H. Cowell Foundation The William G. McGowan [email protected] Dolby Laboratories Charitable Fund Legacy Society Electronic Arts McKesson Foundation Estate and Emerson Microsoft $100,000 and above Trust Gifts Sophie and Ted Aldrich Equinix Monsanto Fund San Francisco Auxiliary of Robin L. Allen Expedia Estate of Hazel J. Achenbach NORCAL Group the Fine Arts Museums Dean Anderson Exxon Mobil Foundation Estate of Rachael Balyeat NVIDIA Cheryl and David Bancroft

ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 13 Barbara Boucke Charles and Patricia Sprincin Nina Carroll Gifts of Art Dr. Stephen J. Nicholas Mary Claire Christensen Eric Stevens Ms. Leslie de Bretteville Contact: Skot Jonz, Joan Hamerman Robbins and Courtney S. Clarkson and Judith Stewart Elizabeth D. and Robert T. Manager of Board Relations Bill Robbins Roy C. Leggitt Blossom Strong Devlin 415-750-2635 Mary S. Rogers Mary Frances Cunningham Jane and Jay Taber Maggie Mahoney Diffley [email protected] Jeffrey Ruda William Eddelman Nancy Thompson and Carolyn and Timothy Ferris Ed Ruscha Mrs. George Hopper Fitch Andrew F. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Foster Jacob and Yael Samuel Morgan and Betty Flagg David J. Tirrell Mr. and Mrs. Launce E. Gamble Charles S. and Lucille Arensen Dorothy R. Saxe Marcia L. Forman Michael E. Tully Lucy Y. Hamilton Lawrence Banka and Richard Scheller PhD John Garfinkle Herman Victor Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Joost Judith Gordon Kim Schwarcz Renata Gasperi Ms. Norma M. Walden Carole McNeil M. Jean Barrett Ronald F. Schwarz Arlene M. Getz Edward Wallin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Paige William and Maria Bell Ricky Serbin Douglas M. Gilmour Katherine Gleeson Wallin Ruth Quigley Bruce Berman Gustavo Seriñá Maria Goetz Paul L. Wattis Mr. Stephen M. Salny Soraya Betterton Julian Silva Adrienne Kent Gunst James Welter Arlene Schnitzer Philip E. Bowles III Martin and Toni Sosnoff Charles and Ginger Guthrie Dr. Paul Werner Denise Littlefield Sobel D. A. Brooke Stephen J. and Sandra L. Sotnick Joan Hammes Darlene Wigler Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Varon Leslee Budge Ardelle Southworth Lenore and Frank Heffernan Anne Zucchi In memory of Jack E. Bird Timothy Anglin Burgard Dr. Dorette Staab Dr. Joan M. Henricks and Anonymous (11) Mr. John L. Darby Dr. Edward and Marjorie Cahn Stephen Taber Mr. Alan S. Henricks In memory of Christopher Chapman Carole A. Cohen Dr. George Thomsen Carol Ann Ho Jamie and Philip Bowles Phoebe Cowles Andy Warhol Foundation Linda Humber Honoraria and In memory of Nancy Constine Rene and Jim Cress Joan Pearson Watkins Trust Dr. and Mrs. Yorke G. Jacobson Memorials Joy and Ellis Wallenberg David d’Heurle Gary Westford Sandra and Nick Javaras Contact: Development In memory of Kay Dunne Vaughn de Guigne Donald C. Whitton Bud and Frances Moreland Johns 415-750-3663 Intrepid Investors Foundation Anonymous Mrs. René Jopé [email protected] In memory of Wilma and William Eddelman Douglas and Cessna Kaye Henry Fourcade Martin and Rebecca Eisenberg Karen L. and Joseph L. Kessel Dr. Henry E. Fourcade and Steven Eisenhauer Gifts-in-Kind Mr. and Mrs. William E. Larkin Honoraria Mrs. Myrna P. Fourcade James Finberg Contact: Development Mrs. Guy J. Le Breton In memory of Claire McWilliam Brigitte Gallo 415-750-3663 Gummere Ines R. Lewandowitz In honor of George, Henry, Jay M. Garnett [email protected] Shirley Liebhaber and Constance Bowles Daphne and Bob Bransten Thomas H. Garver and Stephanie and William MacColl Ms. Beatrice Bowles Mrs. Marcia S. Tusting and Natasha Nicholson Cynthia and John Major In honor of Rochelle Cooper Ms. Janet Johlgren Ann Getty Bare Snacks In memory of Helen Louise Horen Ms. Jane Markell Mrs. Susan Combs Linda Glatz Blueprint Studios Ms. Marcia Hagen Jo Markovich In honor of Herb Gerlach Dr. Joseph Goldyne Cartron In memory of Stephanie MacColl Dr. Sumner Marshall and and Barbara Webber Harriet and Maurice Gregg Clarendelle Wines Daphne and Bob Bransten Dr. Hermine Marshall Ms. Evelyn Gara Sally Hite Deep Eddy Vodka In memory of Constance Bowles Myron Marx, MD In honor of Maurice Gregg David Hockney Foundation Distillery No. 209 Peabody John B. McCallister David and Marcia Glassel Barbara N. and William G. Drew Altizer Photography Ms. Patricia Peabody Davies Sandy Miller In honor of Monica Maduro Hyland Fort Point Beer Company In memory of John B. Quigley and Cathy and Howard Moreland Dr. Eugenia Perez Keith Jantzen and Scott Beth Foxtail Catering Joan Quigley Milton J. Mosk and Thomas Foutch In honor of Carol Porter Stephen H. Kahn Giesen Wines Ruth Quigley Theresa Phillips Dr. Stephen Hawkins Paul and Anima Katz Got-Light In memory of Joan Rorick Henry I. and Betty Ann Prien In honor of Charles Schlossman Phyllis A. Kempner, PhD, and Hafner Vineyard Dr. and Mrs. Philip Morrissey Ruth Quigley Mr. David Schlossman David D. Stein, PhD The Hess Collection Winery In memory of Gail Seneca Jane Annette Radcliffe In honor of Roslyn Tunis Kim and Brad Keywell Humboldt Distillery Hal Nathan Roberta Reese Mrs. Jeri Hart and Dr. Ursula Krinzinger, Humphrey Slocombe In memory of Beryl Sussman Anmarie B. Roache Ms. Lauren Hart Galerie Krinzinger, Vienna If Only Ms. Yvonne Ah-You Jillian Robinson In honor of Dietrich von Bothmer Sue Kubly Koller Chocolates Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DeWath Felice Roe Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Jeffrey S. Lasdon McCalls Catering & Events Mrs. Pauline Schwartz Michael L. Shafran and von Bothmer Reva and David Logan Skyline Flower Growers In memory of Cathy Topham Daryl R. Shafran Foundation Stargazer Barn Ned Topham Donna W. Silverberg Richard L. Menschel TCHO Chocolate Memorials In memory of Bea Wahl Kathleen Skeels Gail and J. Alec Merriam TunesMap Dr. Leslie Rabine Valerie Sopher In memory of Adolphus Andrews Jr. Thomas Meyer and VMG Partners Thomas E. Sparks Jr. Jamie and Philip Bowles Francine Rudesill Pierrette Spetz, PhD Cal-Mart Supermarket Richard P. Miller

14 ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017 Thank You The broad-based community of supporters of the Fine Arts Museums is at the heart of everything the institution is able to achieve. The board, leadership, and staff of the Museums wish to thank their members, donors, collaborators, and friends for helping to realize the Museums’ vision over the past year. Your generosity and partnership sustains us and allows us to continue welcoming diverse audiences and reaching out to new ones as we execute critically acclaimed exhibitions, and care for and expand our esteemed collections. We look forward to sharing another rewarding year with you.

Board of Trustees July 1, 2016–June 30, 2017

Alexandria J. Albers* Lauren Hall Carl Pascarella, Vice Chair Adolphus Andrews Jr. Lucy Young Hamilton Heather Preston, MD Janet Barnes Holly Johnson Harris Lisa Sardegna Zachary S. Bogue George Hecksher, Vice President* Richard Scheller, PhD Carol N. Bonnie Debbie Jorgensen, Secretary* David Shimmon Tracy Burris Gretchen B. Kimball David Soward* Jack Calhoun, Vice Chair Yasunobu Kyogoku David Spencer Richard Carranza Janet W. Lamkin Jeana Toney Katherine Harbin Clammer Kathryn Lasater Trevor Traina Charles Crocker* Lawrence B. Low Marvin Tseu* Marc P. Cruciger, MD Holland Lynch Paul A. Violich* Belva Davis, Vice President Nancy McFadden David Wadhwani Denise B. Fitch Amy McKnight Diane B. Wilsey, President / Chair* David Fraze, Treasurer Bryan Meehan * Fine Arts Museums Foundation Vanessa Getty Lorna F. Meyer, President* Frankie Jacobs Gillette Jason Moment Wheeler S. Griffith Monique Moyer* Cynthia Fry Gunn Sarah Ogilvie, PhD

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