New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report

2012–2013 chairman's and contents director's report

3 CHAIRMAN'S AND DIRECTOR’S REPORT A number of significant events took place in 2012–13. Key Irene Hamm purchased works by Fitz Henry Lane, Rockwell among them was the Long Range Planning Committee’s Kent, William Bradford, Thomas Hart Benton, Peter Poskas, 6 THE COLLECTION conclusion of their five-year plan. The Committee, chaired by Kinuko Craft, and many others. During the year, the Museum trustee Barbara Bradbury-Pape, scrutinized every aspect of the also received gifts from dozens of donors of hundreds of other 44 EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS Museum’s operations and building and created a blueprint for works in all media, sizes and dates. It is remarkable how the future growth of all of our activities. Particular attention dramatically the collection has expanded over the last five years. 47 MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS was given to the collection, as it provides the Museum with the ability to address a wide range of different cultural and aesthetic Because of the increasing popularity of the Museum and because 52 EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS concerns with enormous interest to all of our visitors. The Long of the ever-growing significance of the collection, it has become Range Plan 2013–2018 was unanimously approved by the Board abundantly clear to the Museum Board and staff that more space 61 FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT/VISITOR SERVICES of Trustees in August, 2012. The expansion of the Museum is needed for programs and the display of the Lesser, Hamm and and our collection, described within this report, are two central other collections. The Fund for American Art, our Capital 68 DEVELOPMENT EVENTS aspects of the Plan. Campaign, has been supported by several dozen trustees, foundations and corporations. To date, the Museum has raised 71 MEMBERS It has been a year of great success, as measured by the number $11,175,992. Included in this sum is the Connecticut Bond of people who came to the Museum (over 80,000), but most Commission allocation of $4 million earmarked for the 78 DONORS TO THE FY12 ANNUAL FUND AND especially because of the high percentage of people (39%) who construction of an 18,000 sq. ft. addition to the Museum. This not only visit the galleries but also participate in a guided tour, sum must be matched dollar for dollar. Concurrent with our INDIVIDUAL GIFTS TO OPERATIONS lecture, musical performance, opening or other educational efforts to raise money both from the private sector and the State offering. Additionally, two important collections of American of Connecticut, the Board of Trustees and the staff actively 82 ADDITIONAL DONATIONS AND GIFTS art were donated to the Museum—the 189 Pulp Art paintings pursued the acquisition of the Lindquist Insurance Agency amassed by Robert Lesser and the 165 coastal paintings building and land contiguous with the Museum at 24 Lexington 87 STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS assembled by Charles and Irene Hamm. Both represent the Street. Last year, we had raised money to create the Park Place lifetime collecting of the very best examples of both kinds. parking lot with 40 spaces. But any addition to the existing 90 VOLUNTEERS The Lesser Collection consists of iconic representations of the building would mean the loss of approximately 20 parking Shadow, Tarzan and other mythic figures along with paintings of spaces. Therefore, it was imperative the Museum acquire the 93 FINANCIAL REPORT science fiction, scenes from World War I and II, Western Lindquist property before any expansion could be contemplated. subjects, and other themes touching on adventure and intrigue. The Lindquist property will provide Museum visitors with 40 Bob Lesser collected these paintings when few people had a additional parking spaces. The Museum purchased the Lindquist Support for the Museum’s operations, exhibitions and education programs are provided in part by the Dr. Pauline M. regard for their significance, and thus, he was able to assemble property in June with funds from the Department of Economic Alt Education Fund, Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions, Martha Pease Bronson Endowment Fund, Jay and the best examples by the leading artists of the 20s, 30s and 40s. and Community Development: Small Business Express Grant Lorraine Bruemmer Memorial Fund, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Fund, Building and Furnishings Fund, Chase In recent years, they have emerged from obscurity and are among and the Hartford Steam Boiler. Family Curator of American Art Fund, Jean and Harold Clarke Memorial Endowment Fund, Elizabeth and Stanley the most prized illustrators of the 20th century. Charles and M. Cooper Fund, Margaret M. Cooper Fund, Kathryn Cox Endowment Fund for Special Exhibitions, Docent Yellow Bus Fund, Education Fund, Endowment Fund, Henry Sage Goodwin Fund, Harold M. and Charlene Gray Fund, Senator Chris Murphy, on left, visited the Museum and spent some time with Director Douglas Hyland. Holiday Decorating Fund, Grace Judd Landers Fund, Robert Lehman Lecture Fund, Martha and Henry Pelton Fund, Catharine M. Rogers Lecture Series Fund, Helen Talcott Stanley Fund, and the Elizabeth Wick Fund.

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

Daniel Ridgway Knight (1839–1924), The Meeting, c. 1888, Oil on canvas, 25L x 32 in., Alice Osborne Bristol Fund and partial gift of Conrad Kronholm, Jr., 2012.87 2 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 3 chairman's and chairman's and director's report director's report

Sadly, the year was also marked by the death of several long-term With the able assistance and great organizational skills of Cropsey, Robert Spear Dunning, Asher B. Duran and Connecticut for their endorsement of our expansion through supporters. Bette Batchelor, a docent of thirty years duration, Assistant Curator Anna Rogulina, the Museum has presented, David Johnson. the Bond Allocation. Without Robert Lesser and Charlie and died in June. Her husband, William Batchelor, who gave the once again, a calendar of over 20 changing exhibitions. They Irene Hamm and the dozens of other donors, the Museum’s Batchelor Gallery in the Chase Family Building, had predeceased range from a survey of The Weir Family 1820–1920: Expanding the In the Sanford B.D. Low Gallery, we hung Pixelated: The Art of collection would not have been so dramatically enhanced. We her. Together, the Batchelors have bequeathed $1 million to the Traditions of American Art, organized by the Brigham Young Digital Illustration, Favorites from the Low Collection of American mourn the loss of key benefactors and thank them for helping Museum, earmarked to support the Batchelor Gallery and to University Museum of Art to an exhibition of more than 100 Illustration, and Imagine That! Children’s and Young Adult Illustrations. to make the Museum a stronger institution for years to come establish an acquisitions fund. Former trustee and long-term photographs dating from the earliest years of photography to Among the New Media artists featured in the Batchelor Gallery through their foresight. The coming year will be equally supporter Garth Edwards, whose wife Ollie had predeceased the present acquired by the Museum over the last 14 years. A were Brown Gillespie, Eric Souther, and Paul Theriault and challenging but we are well on our way to realizing the goals so him, died on May 3, 2013. He, too, left a generous bequest to very popular show was Toulouse-Lautrec & His World curated by the Siebren Versteeg. The dates and exact titles for these exhibitions clearly outlined in the Museum’s five-year plan. the Museum. Connie Rachac and Maurice Pease also left money Herakleidon Museum, Athens, Greece and PAN Art are listed in the Annual Report as well. in their estates for the Museum. Other members of the Connections. The watercolors, drawings and lithographs by Museum’s extended family to die were: M. Elaine Anderson, Toulouse-Lautrec were admired by over 40,000 people. Finally, We wish to thank all of the Museum’s supporters for their gifts Jean Beach, Elizabeth Carlson, Martha Dixon, David Eveleth, Anna worked with the Nassau County Museum of Art, the Mark and all of the different contributors from near and far, many of With warm regards, Kathryn Giddix, Glenn Grimm, David Hayes, Shep Holcomb, Twain House & Museum, Tiffany & Co. Archives and numerous whom allocated resources to the Museum consistently for many Sr., Elsie Kingsbury, Les Lourigan, Love W. Mendillo, other lenders to mount The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter decades and some for the first time. We are very excited at the Tom Murphy, Irene Reed, Dr. Harold Safalow, Joe Sargent, and Craftsman. Four exhibitions were presented in the Cheney prospect of continuing the Museum’s forward momentum and and Ray Venberg. Gallery as part of the NEW/NOW Series. They included increasing the vital role of the New Britain Museum of American Atta Kim, Tony de los Reyes, Michael Mahalchick, and Skylar Art not only in Connecticut but for visitors around the country. Over 400 volunteers provided thousands of hours of John R. Rathgeber Douglas Hyland Hughes. These four NEW/NOW offerings were underwritten Governor Dannel Malloy, who spoke eloquently at our Annual productive service to the Museum. The Board of Trustees and its Chairman of the Board of Trustees Director by Marzena and Greg Silpe. In the Davis Gallery, the Museum Meeting in October, 2012, has been a steadfast supporter of the eleven standing committees diligently met to provide invaluable focused on Nelson H. White; Dine, Hockney and Summers: Museum and many other cultural institutions. We want to guidance and set policy. The Board is also extraordinarily express our gratitude to him and to all the elected officials of generous in terms of time and financial support. The activities Contemporary Prints from the Paul and Teresa Kanev Collection; A Joint of the Education Department are described elsewhere by Linda Venture: The Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox; and Jane Bunker: Mare, Curator of Education. Claudia Thesing and the Illumination. Laura and David Grey, over a decade, have Development Department once again surpassed each and every successfully pursued the acquisition of some of the most one of their goals in the Annual Fund, corporate support, exquisite American paintings ever created and a selection of government support, and membership. The two principal them was placed in the galleries of the Museum over the fundraisers, the Art of Wine & Food and the ART Party of the summer. They included masterpieces by Samuel Colman, Jasper Year, were both wonderfully successful. Once again, the Museum (from left) Director Douglas Hyland, Filomena Soyster, Thomas Soyster, and Holly John Rathgeber, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and his wife Susan Rathgeber (on left), with The ART Party of the Year's Honorary Chairs has ended its year with a balanced budget and a robust balance Holden at an American Art Circle reception in the Soysters' home. CEO of Webster Bank, Jim Smith (far right) and his wife Cathy at the gala's Live Auction. Photo by The Defining Photo sheet, and I am grateful to Tom Bell for his oversight of our finances. John Urgo has implemented an improved TMS database system for the collection and provided nearly 4,000 images for our database and our website. Exit interviews and other surveys corroborated that the Museum is among the most welcoming and user-friendly museums in the country, validating the efforts of Melanie Carr and our Visitor and Volunteer Services Department.

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ACQUISITIONS LIST 2009.22.1LIC AMERICAN ARTIST Chairman of the Board of Oil on canvas Gouache and watercolor on gray paper Night Raid, 1932 GEORGE ADOMEIT Satan's Slough, From Spicy Mystery: 20TH C., (N.D.) Trustees from 2008–2011 34I x 24 in. gray paper 13G x 13G in. Oil on canvas (1879–1967) September 1943, 1943 When Sweethearts Part, Beware, From 2012.104.4 The Robert Lesser Collection 13H x 13H in. Gift of the American National 46 x 27 in. The River Road, Harper's Ferry, 1919 Oil on canvas Daring Crime Cases, June 1950, 1950 2009.22.74LIC Gift of Terry and Deborah Borton Insurance Co. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas 29H x 20H in. Gouache WALTER BAUMHOFER Fighting Caballero, from Wild West 2013.16 LIC 2013.20.1 2009.22.10LIC 29H x 20 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 16 x 13 in. (1904–1987) Weekly, October 1941, 1932 Mr. Murphy is Rising in the World, O'Leary Devils Undertaker, from War Gift of Diane Gerity 2009.22.2LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Meteor Menace, from Doc Savage, Oil on canvas c. 1894 JILL BEDGOOD (b. 1954) Birds, January 1936, 1936 2013.18 2009.22.205LIC March 1934, 1934 28 x 26 in. Gouache and watercolor on Cardinal Sin, 2000 Oil on canvas ROBERT DALE ANDERSON Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection gray paper Mixed media, printmaking 27 x 20H in. GRACE ALBEE (1890–1985) (1949–2009) AMERICAN ARTIST 31 x 21 in. 2009.22.234LIC 13G x 13G in. 22 x 15 in. The Robert Lesser Collection The Boyer Place, c. 1938, 1938 Gone to Waterloo, 2001 20TH C., (N.D.) The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of the American National Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2009.22.11LIC Wood engraving Intaglio Trigger Man from Texas, from Lariat, 2009.22.68LIC JOSEPH BOGGS BEALE Insurance Co. 2013.19.6.2 Storm in Space, from Thrilling Wonder 7H x 9H in. 15 x 22 in. November 1944, 1944 Pirate of the Pacific,from Doc Savage, (1841–1926) 2013.20.2 Stories, December 1942, 1942 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas July 1933, 1933 Death of King Philip of the Pequods, Washington as Surveyor, 1888–1889 RUDOLPH BELARSKI Oil on canvas Hyland 2013.19.6.1 29 x 19 in. Oil on canvas c. 1903 Gouache and watercolor on (1900–1983) 45 x 25 in. 2012.104.1 The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 20H in. Appointment with Madness, from The Robert Lesser Collection MARY ELLEN ANDREWS 2009.22.241LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Thrilling Adventures, April 1939, 2009.22.12LIC FRANCES ALLEN (b. 1937) 2009.22.69LIC 1940 The Washout Kid, from Wings (1854–1941) Jean Rigg, 1968 ANNA HELD AUDETTE The Pool Where Horror Dwelt, from Oil on canvas Magazine, n.d. Daffodils, c. 1888 Gelatin silver print (1938–2013) Dimer Mystery Magazine, December 29 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Sepia toned gelatin silver print 11 x 14 in. Demolition I (Hubert Robert in 1934, 1934 The Robert Lesser Collection 30 x 20H in. 8H x 6H in. Gift of Jean Rigg New Haven), 1993 Oil on canvas 2009.22.5LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas 2013.21.1 Oil on canvas 34 x 23 in. Brothers in Blood, from Aces, July 2009.22.138LIC Hyland in honor of Linda 62G x 44J in. The Robert Lesser Collection 1930, 1930 The Scarlet Bats, n.d. Tomasso, Chairman of the BILL ARMSTRONG (b. 1952) Gift of Louis Audette 2009.22.70LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Acquisitions and Loans Untitled, (George Washington), 2013 2013.04 Race Williams!, from Dime Detective 40 x 27H in. 43 x 26H in. Committee from 2009–2012 C-print Magazine, January 1937, 1937 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection 2012.104.2 20 x 24 in. WILLIAM AUERBACH- Oil on canvas 2009.22.6LIC 2009.22.140LIC Gift of the artist LEVY (1889–1964) 35 x 24 in. Death Trips the Gun, from Wings, You Can't Cheat an Honest Man, from RENATE ALLER (b. 1960) 2013.22 Old Jewish Man, 1915 The Robert Lesser Collection Spring 1936, 1936 Peril, April 1960, 1950s Dicotyledon, 2012 Engraving 2009.22.71LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Hardcover, hand-bound limited AMERICAN ARTIST 8G x 10I in. The Red Skull, from Doc Savage, 29 x 21 in. 17I x 13I in. edition accordian book, with 20TH C., (N.D.) Gift of Conrad Kronholm, Jr. August 1933, 1933 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Japanese hand made Mokume Gangland War, 1940 2013.23.1 Oil on canvas 2009.22.7LIC 2009.22.194LIC paper Oil on canvas Old Jewish Man, 1923 29 x 20H in. Doom Pilots, from Wings, December Wings Over Kiska, from Battle Birds, 17 x 13 in. 32I x 24 in. Engraving The Robert Lesser Collection 1934, 1934 1933 Gift of Susan Aller The Robert Lesser Collection 10H x 8H in. 2009.22.72LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 2012.98 2009.22.196LIC Gift of Conrad Kronholm, Jr. Strong As Gorillas!, from Adventure!, 30 x 21 in. 25 x 19H in. 2013.23.2 April 1940, 1940 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection ALLEN ANDERSON AMERICAN ARTIST Oil on canvas 2009.22.8LIC 2009.22.222LIC (1908–1995) 20TH C., (N.D.) WILLIAM BAILEY (b. 1930) 29H x 21 in. Nazi Fury, from Thrilling Adventures, Hell's Helmsman, from Wings, Apache Flame! From Frontier Stories, Rubout, n.d. Still Life, 1982 The Robert Lesser Collection October 1940, 1940 September 1932, 1932 Summer 1950, 1950 Oil on canvas Lithograph 2009.22.73LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 29½ x 20½ in. 18 x 14 in. The Dragons of Chang Chien, from 29G x 20H in. 29I x 21 in. 30 x 20H in. The Robert Lesser Collection Given by Dr. Douglas Hyland Dime Decective Magazine, April The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.201LIC in honor of Kathryn Cox, 1934, 1934 Anna Held Audette (1938–2013), Demolition I (Hubert Robert in New Haven), 1993, 2009.22.9LIC 2009.22.225LIC Oil on canvas, 62¼ x 44J in., Gift of Louis Audette, 2013.04

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I Killed for the Rising Sun, from Mens 2009.22.215LIC RANDY BOLTON (b. 1956) 29 x 20G in. 48 x 72 in. LEE CHESNEY III (b. 1920) Pictoral, April 1957, 1942 The Sky Spiders, from Dare Devil Aces, Cat and Dog, 2002 The Robert Lesser Collection Director’s Discretionary Shattered Dreams, n.d. Oil on canvas 1930s Screen print 2009.22.117LIC Purchase Fund Drypoint 23 x 17H in. Oil on canvas 24 x 19 in. The Challenge of Atlantis, from Wonder 2013.29 15 x 22 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 21 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Stories, October 1938, 1938 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2009.22.228LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.7.1 Oil on canvas ARTHUR CARTER (b. 1931) 2013.19.6.6 2009.22.217LIC 29 x 21G in. Untitled, 2003 EARLE BERGY (1901–1952) Dare Devil Aces: The Black Hammer, BARBARA BOSWORTH The Robert Lesser Collection Stainless steel BRIAN CONDRA (N.D.) Doubling in Murder, from Future ca. 1930 (b. 1953) 2009.22.169LIC 87 x 128 x 78 in. Memory Now..., 2002 Detective Cases, July 1941, 1941 Oil on canvas Bill Above Millers River, 2012 Gift of the artist Monotype with silkscreen Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Inkjet print MARCIA BROWN (b. 1964) 2013.05 19 x 24 in. 28 x 22 in. 2009.22.218LIC 24 x 60 in. (triptych) Shadows, 2002 Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Robert Lesser Collection The Catacomb Ace, from Battle Birds, Gift of the artist, courtesy of the Cyanotype with intaglio RICHARD CASE (1913–2003) 2013.19.7.3 2009.22.75LIC 1930s National Park Service 24 x 19 in. Six Gun Saga, 1946 Oil on canvas 2013.30 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas SUSAN CONORFORD FREDERICK BLAKESLEE 25 x 20H in. 2013.19.7.2 43 x 25 in. (N.D.) (1898–1973) The Robert Lesser Collection GARY BRIECHLE (b. 1955) The Robert Lesser Collection Fragments of a Dream, #3, State II, 1989 Wings of the Panzer Patrol, from Battle 2009.22.220LIC Untitled, 1988 ROBERT BROWN (N.D.) 2009.22.3LIC Intaglio Birds, October 1942, 1930's The Cyclone Ace, from Dare Devil Aces, C-Print Bent Water, n.d. 20 x 16 in. Oil on canvas October 1934, 1934 16 x 20 in. Intaglio BELINDA CASEY (b. 1952) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 28I x 20H in. Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke 15 x 22 in. Duck and Cover, n.d. 2013.19.3 The Robert Lesser Collection 27 x 21 in. 2013.19.23 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Intaglio 2009.22.13LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.6.4 22 x 15 in. RUBYE COPUS (1938–2011) Patrol of the Cloud Crusher, from G-8 2009.22.221LIC CHAD JOSEPH BROWN Gift of Judith O'Rourke Ms. Liberty Rowing George Washington and His Battle Aces, June 1936, 1936 Black Buzzards, from Dare Devil Aces, (b. 1963) JANE BUNKER (b. 1945) 2013.19.6.5 Across the Delaware, 1986 Oil on canvas October 1933, 1933 Paralyzed, n.d. Secret Pond, 2012 Wood, metal bearings FREDERICO CASTELLON 29H x 21H in. Oil on canvas Frederick Blakeslee (1898–1973), Red Wings for Vengeance!, from Daredevil Lithograph Oil on canvas 6 x 11G x 2 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 20H in. Aces, June 1938, 1938, Oil on canvas, 31 x 21 in., The Robert Lesser Collection, 15 x 22 in. 40 x 40 in. (1914–1971) Gift of Deanna Caplan and Lisa 2009.22.16LIC 2009.22.14LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of the artist Two Women, 1950 Graves DIANNE BLELL (b. 1943) HANNES BOK (1914–1964) Death Rides My Wings, from Fighting 2009.22.223LIC 2013.19.6.3 2013.28 Lithograph 2012.71 Aces, September 1942, 1942 Eros & Psyche, 1985 The Martian Picnic, 1943 10 x 13 in. (site) Oil on canvas STANLEY BLEIFELD Cibachrome print Oil on canvas HOWARD BROWN RICHARD CALKINS Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas JOHN A. COUGHLIN 27H in. x 20 in. (1924–2011) 30 x 40 in. 53 x 41 in. (1878–1945) (1895–1962) Hyland (1885–1965) The Robert Lesser Collection Marilyn Reclining, 1971 Gift of the artist The Robert Lesser Collection Jovian Build, 1938 Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, from 2012.104.5 The Eyes, from Detective Story 2009.22.15LIC Bronze 2013.15 2009.22.76LIC Oil on canvas board National Newspaper Service, Chicago, Magazine, August 1930, 1930 Red Wings for Vengeance!, from 15H x 10 in. Out of the Storm, 1944 44 x 25 in. 1936, 1936 NICK CAVE (b. 1959) Oil on canvas DAVID BLOW (N.D.) Daredevil Aces, June 1938, 1938 Gift of Zelda Michaels Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Gouache, pen & ink Blot, 2013 29 x 21 in. Oil on canvas 2012.82.1 The Escape #1, n.d. 45 x 44 in. 2009.22.17LIC 26H x 18G in. Multi media video installment The Robert Lesser Collection 31 x 21 in. Mediterranean Landscape, 1972 Silkscreen The Robert Lesser Collection Life Eternal, 1938 The Robert Lesser Collection Charles F. Smith Fund 2009.22.19LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Bronze 16 x 20 in. 2009.22.77LIC Oil on canvas 2009.22.78LIC 2013.07 Fiddlers Reach, from Detective Story, 2009.22.16LIC 19 x 6 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 41 x 23 in. June 1921, 1921 Patrol of the Purple Clan, from G-8 Gift of Zelda Michaels 2013.19.22 The Robert Lesser Collection GENERIC ART SOLUTIONS MARK CERVENKA (b. 1960) Oil on canvas and His Battle Aces, 1936 2012.82.2 2009.22.18LIC TONY CAMPBELL (b. 1965) Untitled, 1984 270 x 19 in. Oil on canvas Interplanetary Graveyard, from Future AND MATT VIS (b. 1965) Monotype The Robert Lesser Collection 30 x 20 in. Fiction, March 1942, 1942 The Raft, 2010 15 x 20 in. 2009.22.20LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Archival pigment print Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Gray Major, from Detective Story, 2013.19.37

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March 1931, 1930 NANCY ELLEN CRAIG 11 x 9 in. CAROL KREEGER 2013.27.5 Untitled, 1994 44 x 26 in. from Operator 5, 1939 Oil on canvas (b. 1927) Gift of Judith O'Rourke DAVIDSON (b. 1932) Untitled, 1992 Mixed media on paper The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on board 29H x 22 in. Self Portrait with Studio Artifacts, 2013.19.19 Untitled, 2008 Mixed media on paper 32 x 44 in. 2009.22.84LIC 23 x 14H in. The Robert Lesser Collection c. 1990 Mixed media on paper 43H x 31I in. Gift of the artist She's Too Dead For Me, from New The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.21LIC Oil on canvas DOUG CUSHNER (N.D.) 33I x 23H in. Gift of the artist 2013.27.9 Detective, July 1948, 1946 2009.22.258LIC 42 x 84 in. Untitled, n.d. Gift of the artist 2013.27.6 Oil on canvas FRED CRAFT (1883–1935) Gift of the artist in memory of Lithograph with chine colle 2013.27.1 Untitled, n.d. PALMER DAVIS (b. 1954) 21G x 16G in. ANITA DEANGELIS (b. 1960) Black Mask, from Western Detective & John Preson Brock Carter 15 x 22¹/∞ in. Untitled, 2005 Relief print Rooftop View, 2010 The Robert Lesser Collection Homage to Hildeguard, 2000 Adventure Stories, April 1927, 1927 2012.72 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Mixed media on paper 15H x 15G in. Color photograph 2009.22.85LIC Relief cut with letterpress Oil on canvas 2013.19.5 35 x 27 in. Gift of the artist 16 x 20 in. Softly Creep Softly Kill, from Detective 22 x 15 in. 28H x 24G in. MARGIE CRISP (b. 1960) Untitled, 1981 Gift of the artist 2013.27.3 Gift of the artist Tales, August 1947, 1947 Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Robert Lesser Collection Night Shade, 2001 Lithograph and chinecole 2013.27.2 Untitled, n.d. 2012.67 Oil on canvas 2013.19.6.8 2009.22.242LIC Lithograph 22 x 7I in. Untitled, 1998 Mixed media on paper 20G x 14I in. Sacrifice of a Woman, n.d. 22 x 15 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Mixed media on paper 40 x 32 in. RAFAEL DE SOTO The Robert Lesser Collection STEPHEN ST. FRANCIS 2013.19.41 Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke 23 x 28 in. Gift of the artist (1904–1987) 2009.22.86LIC DECKY (b. 1968) 30 x 25 in. 2013.19.6.7 2013.27.7 Beware the Golden Bowl, from Dime Death and the Spider, from The Spider, Hell is for Awesome!, 2010 KEN DALEY (b. 1941) Gift of the artist The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.27.4 Wallpaper Drawing, 1992 Mystery, March 1943, 1943 January 1941, 1940s Acrylic on canvas Eye Con: 72 Views of Paradise, 2002 2009.22.243LIC M. CULBERTSON-STARK Untitled, 1994 Mixed media on paper Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 54 x 62 in. Inkjet, letterpress and silkscreen (N.D.) 50 x 35G in 28H x 20G in. 40H x 24H in. Courtesy of William Baczek Fine 24 x 19 in. Mixed media on paper Bend, 1995 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 49I x 33H in. Gift of the artist The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Arts Stamp 2013.19.7.4 Gift of the artist 2013.27.8 2009.22.79LIC 2009.22.180LIC 2012.66 Blood on My Doorstep, from New The Spider and the Pain Master, from Detectuve Magazine, July 1949, 1949 The Spider, January 1940, 1940s GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas A Musical Portrait of Jean Rigg, 1971 21H x 17 in. 28 x 19H in. Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection 50 x 40 in. 2009.22.80LIC 2009.22.183LIC Gift of Jean Rigg The Bookie and The Blonde, from Dime Stand Up and Fight, from Adventure 2013.21.2 Detective, July 1940, 1940 Stories, March 1938, 1938 Arrow Collar, 1969 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 24H x 18 in. 29H x 21 in. 14H x 10H in. The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Dr. Hyland in honor 2009.22.81LIC 2009.22.186LIC of Dr. Timothy McLaughlin, Eyes Behind the Door, from Detective Gunfight at Cisco, from For Men Only: Chairman of the Board of Tales, December 1947, 1947 Sensational Stories for Men, 1940s Trustees from 2006–2009 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 2012.104.7 22 x 16 in. 28I x 22 in. Trade Mark, 1966 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas 2009.22.82LIC 2009.22.246LIC 26 x 24 in. Murder Nightmare, 1942 Hell on Cleats, from 15 Sports Stories, Gift of Amy Sullivan and Iden Oil on canvas June 1948, 1948 Goodman in loving memory of 45 x 26 in. Oil on canvas Jean Goodman The Robert Lesser Collection 23 x 17H in. 2013.09 2009.22.83LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Revolt of the Underworld, 1942 2009.22.256LIC Oil on canvas SS Operator: The Army from Underground, Barbara Bosworth (b. 1953), Bill Above Millers River, 2012, Inkjet print, 24 x 60 in. (triptych), Gift of the artist, courtesy of the National Park Service, 2013.30

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ROBERT DEGROFF (b. 1973) TOM DRUECKER (b. 1947) 1974 The Robert Lesser Collection Water Carrier, 2001 Unnatural Acts #2/The Grapplers, 2001 Gelatin silver print 2009.22.29LIC Aquatint Lithograph 16 x 20 in. UFO Friend or Foe?, from Fantastic 15 x 22 in. 15 x 22 in. Gift of Joe Pantoliano Universe, August 1957, 1957 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.102.4 Color gouache 2013.19.6.9 2013.19.6.12 Washington D.C., February 1975 11I x 8H in. (LF-030), 1975 The Robert Lesser Collection RICK DELANEY (b. 1956) S. ARLENT EDWARDS Gelatin silver print 2009.22.30LIC It Seems Clear to Me, 2000 (1861–1938) 16 x 20 in. Digital print Portrait of a Woman, 1st State, 1908 Gift of Joe Pantoliano LEONARD EVERETT 15 x 22 in. Mezzotint 2012.102.3 FISHER (b. 1924) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14G x 11 in. Untitled Still Life, 1976 2013.19.10 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas VIRGIL FINLAY (1914–1971) Acrylic on board Hyland in memory of Katharine Burn Witch Burn, 1942 25 x 31 in. B. DORSETT (N.D.) and Keith Merrill. Color gouache Gift of the artist Untitled, 1984 2012.104.6.1 14H x 10I in. 2012.75 LIC Monotype Portrait of a Woman, 5th State, 1908 The Robert Lesser Collection 22 x 15 in. Mezzotint 2009.22.24LIC BETH FORD (N.D.) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14G x 11 in. Creep Shadow, from Fantastic Mysteries, Teddy Roosevelt Playing Chess While 2013.19.38 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas 1942, 1942 Sitting in his Horned Chair, n.d. Hyland in memory of Katharine Color gouache Monotype ALBERT DRAKE (b. 1921) and Keith Merrill. 14I x 10H in. 10 x 8 in. The Swashbuckling Buckaroo, from The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Judith O'Rourke Western Aces, February 1940, 1940s 2012.104.6.2 2009.22.25LIC 2013.19.14 Oil on canvas Potrait of a Woman, 6th State, 1908 21H x 15 in. Mezzotint Creep Shadow (Prep. for cover in The Robert Lesser Collection 14G x 11 in. H2O), 1942 EUGENE FRANDZEN 2009.22.239LIC Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas B&W sketch (1893–1972) Vulture on Horseback, 1940 Hyland in memory of Katharine 21 x 37 in. Hate, from Sky Fighters, April Oil on canvas and Keith Merrill. The Robert Lesser Collection 1936, 1936 Walter Baumhofer (1904–1987), The Red Skull, from Doc Savage, August 1933, 1933, Virgil Finlay (1914–1971), UFO Friend or Foe?, from Fantastic Universe, August 1957, 2009.22.26LIC Oil on canvas 38H x 20H in. 2012.104.6.3 Oil on canvas, 29 x 20H in., The Robert Lesser Collection, 2009.22.72LIC 1957, Color gouache, 11I x 8H in., The Robert Lesser Collection, 2009.22.30LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Hallowe'en in a Suburb, from Weird 290 x 021 in. JOHN PHILIP FALTER CLAIRE FAUST (N.D.) ORIOLE FARB FESHBACH 2012.90.2 2013.01LIC L. ERNST (N.D.) Tales, February 1952, 1952 The Robert Lesser Collection (1910–1982) Untitled, 1984 (b. 1931) Untitled, 1984 Color gouache 2009.22.227LIC Bombardiers Last Breath, 1943 Print In Time III, 1986 LARRY FINK (b. 1952) HEATHER DREFKE (N.D.) Monotype with chine-colle 15 x 10H in. Oil on canvas 15 x 22 in. Offset lithograph New York City, Regine's, May 1977 Deft, n.d. 22 x 15 in. The Robert Lesser Collection HELEN C. FREDERICK 22 x 29 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 14 x 20 in. (LF-019), 1977 Monotype Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2009.22.27LIC (b. 1945) The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.43 Gift of the artist Gelatin silver print 15 x 22 in. 2013.19.35 Minos of Sardanes (Interior Black & The View is Daunting, 2002 2009.22.88LIC 16 x 20 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.80 White), 1949 Lithograph RENATE FERRO (b. 1954) Gift of Joe Pantoliano 2013.19.6.11 PHILIP FALCONE (b. 1946) In Time III #2, 1986 B&W pen & ink 24 x 19 in. MARY K. FARLEY (N.D.) Fort/DA: From the Pleasure Principle to Collage 2012.102.2 Untitled #105, 2011 22 x 34 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled, 1984 the Technological Drive, 2012 8 x 10 in. Pat Sabatine's Eleventh Birthday Party, JOHN DREW (1884–1953) Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.7.5 Monotype Color archive digital print Gift of the artist April 1980 (LF-007), 1980 Women in Crime, from Best of Detective 30 x 30 in. 2009.22.28LIC 15 x 20 in. (film still) 2012.90.1 Gelatin silver print Magazine, February 1932, 1932 Gift of the artist Minos of Sardanes, from Fantastic ROBERT FUQUA Gift of Judith O'Rourke 11 x 17 in. In Time III, 1986 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas 2012.93 Novels, November 1949, 1949 (1905–1959) 2013.19.36 Gift of the artist Gift of Joe Pantoliano 16I x 14H in. Cibachrome photograph Color gouache West Point 3000 A.D., from Amazing 2012.84 2012.102.1 The Robert Lesser Collection 12 x 16 in. 14G x 10I in. Stories, November 1940, 1940 2009.22.22LIC Gift of the artist Studio 54, NYC, May 1974 (LF-133),

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Color gouache GRAVES GLADNEY CASSIE GRIZZLE LYNETTE HAGGARD LEONARD HELLERMAN 22 x 15 in. Silkscreen ANN JON (b. 1943) 24 x 17H in. (1907–1976) GHOLSTON (N.D.) (b. 1953) (b. 1929) Gift of Judith O'Rourke 15 x 19 in. Come Expecting, 1968 The Robert Lesser Collection The Tenth Anniversary: A Decade of Untitled, n.d. Timbre #5, 2012 Arnold Newman and Augusta, c. 2005 2013.19.40 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Carrara Marble 2009.22.31LIC Death to Evil Doers, from The Shadow, Digital lithograph Encaustic on cradled panel Pigment inkjet print 2013.19.4 27H x 12 x 8H in. Stories of the Stars, from Amazing April 1, 1941, 1941 15 x 22 in. 36 x 36 x 1H in. 11H x 16 in. TIM HIGH (b. 1951) Gift of Jane Kuhn Stories, January 1944, 1944 Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Amy Simon Fine Arts Gift of the artist Vanity Fair Series No. 18/ Babel - The KELLY HUGHS HOCKING 2013.08 Oil on board 30 x 22 in. 2013.19.6.13 2013.13 2012.101.3 Work Continues..., 2000 (N.D.) 18 x 14 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Dave Brubeck, c. 2005 Silkscreen St. Lucy, 2000 BARBARA DAVIS KERNE The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.259LIC GEORGE GROSS KEN HALE (b. 1948) Pigment inkjet print 15 x 22 in. Woodcut (b. 1935) 2009.22.176LIC The Scent of Death, from The Shadow, (1909–2003) Locomotive, 2000 11H x 17 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 22 x 15 in. Wildflowers, n.d. June 1, 1940, 1940 Huntress of the Hell Pack, from Jungle Lithograph Gift of the artist 2013.19.6.17 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Intaglio AMY GERHAUSER (b. 1961) Oil on canvas Stories, Summer 1943, 1943 15 x 22 in. 2012.101.1 2013.19.6.18 8 x 10 in. Transatlantic, n.d. 30H x 21H in. Oil on board Gift of Judith O'Rourke Dave Brubeck II, c. 2005 SUZANNE HODES (b. 1939) Gift of Judith O'Rourke Intaglio The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 21G in. 2013.19.6.14 Pigment inkjet print Night View with Orange Sky, 2007 BRIAN DAVID JOHNSON 2013.19.1 19 x 24 in. 2009.22.260LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 10 x 14H in. Oil on canvas (N.D.) Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Chinese Primrose, from The 2009.22.34LIC BILL HALL (b. 1947) Gift of the artist 36 x 48 in. Drowning in Dollhouse Dreams, n.d. ATTA KIM (b. 1956) 2013.19.7.6 Shadow, February 15, 1941, 1941 Ki-Goor Jungle Lord, 1949 Untitled, 2000 2012.101.2 Gift of the artist Silkscreen with digital print ON-AIR Project 110-2, The New York Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Color aquatint with drypoint Marching in Hartford on VJ Day, 1945, 2012.65 15 x 22 in. Series, Times Square, 2005 HERMAN GIESEN 30 x 21H in. 45 x 26 in. 15 x 22 in. 1945 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Chromogenic print (1902–1978) The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gelatin silver print KATHERINE HOUSTON 2013.19.6.19 Alice Osborne Bristol Fund Untitled (Heinzelmannchen), c. 1965 2009.22.261LIC 2009.22.32LIC 2013.19.6.15 12 x 10 in. (b. 1940) 2012.74 Oil on canvas Ki-Gor Jungle Lord, from Jungle Gift of the artist Oriental Melon with Incised Medallions, L RAYMOND JONES The Museum Project #011, The Field 18 x 24 in. ANNE GOLDTHWAITE Stories, Summer, 1951–52 WILLIAM H HANLEY 2012.101.5 2010 (1897–1985) Series, 1997 Gift of Gail and Thomas Giese (1869–1944) Oil on canvas (MID 19TH CENTURY) My Eisenstaedt on VJ Day, 1945, 1945 Ceramic Kidnapped into the Future, from Chromogenic print 2012.57 New Orleans, n.d. 29I x 21 in. Eliza Burgess Fisher, 1863 Gelatin silver print 10H x 10H x 9H in. Amazing Stories, February 1942, 1942 64I x 48I in. Untitled (Heinzelmannchen-Caught!), Watercolor The Robert Lesser Collection Charcoal on paper 13 x 10 in. Gift of the artist Color gouache Gift of the artist c. 1965 15 x 12 in. 2009.22.208LIC 20 x 15 in. Gift of the artist 2012.68 21 x 15 in. 2012.79 Oil on canvas Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gift of the Reverend Daphne B. 2012.101.4 The Robert Lesser Collection 16 x 20 in. Kimball ZBIGNIEW GRZYB Noyes JOHN NEWTON HOWITT 2009.22.170LIC HARRY KIRCHNER Gift of Gail and Thomas Giesen 2012.91 (b. 1943) 2013.10 LAURENCE HERNDON (1885–1958) (1912–1988) 2012.64.1 Untitled, 2013 (1880–1961) River of Pain, from Terror Tales, ROBERT GIBSON JONES Skeletons Inc., from Clues Detective Untitled (Heinzelmannchen-Hiding), JOHN FLEMINGTON Acrylic on canvas MELISSA HARSHMAN Land of Hidden Men by Erg, 1931 November 1934, 1934 (1889–1969) Stories, August 1937, 1937 c. 1965 GOULD (1906–1996) 60 x 72 in. (b. 1965) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Cave City of Hell, From Amazing Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Revolt of the Underworld, from The Gift of the artist It's All There, 2002 46 x 33 in. 30 x 21H in. Stories, September 1945, 1945 36 x 24I in. 16 x 20 in. Spider, June 1942, 1942 2013.24 Screenprint The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Color gouache The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Gail and Thomas Giesen Pen & ink 24 x 19 in. 2009.22.91LIC 2009.22.33LIC 18 x 15 1/4 in. 2009.22.206LIC 2012.64.2 28H x 20H in. CARL GUTHERZ Gift of Judith O'Rourke Tarzan Guard of the Jungle Book, from The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection (1844–1909) 2013.19.7.7 Blue Book, November 1930, 1930 JENNIFER HUBERT (N.D.) 2009.22.173LIC DANIEL RIDGWAY KNIGHT JOHN GIUNTA (1920–1970) 2009.22.90LIC Academic Nude Male, c. 1896 Oil on canvas Tree Home, 1982 (1839–1924) From the House of the Rat Catcher, from Charcoal on paper REGINA HELD (b. 1962) 32H x 30H in. Monotype ALFRED CHENEY The Meeting, c. 1888 Weird Tales, March 1944, 1944 GRAF GRAF JOHNSON 23 x 16H in. Hydrangia, 2000 The Robert Lesser Collection 14 x 21G in. JOHNSTON (1884–1971) Oil on canvas Color gouache (N.D.) Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gravure with selective wiping 2009.22.92LIC Gift of Judith O'Rourke Untitled (statuesque woman), c. 1920 25L x 32 in. 17 x 10H in. Human I, n.d. Hyland 15 x 22 in. 2013.19.34 Gelatin silver print Alice Osborne Bristol Fund The Robert Lesser Collection Intaglio 2012.104.8 Gift of Judith O'Rourke SCOTT HERON (N.D.) 9I x 12I in. and partial gift of Conrad 2009.22.165LIC 10G x 8 in. 2013.19.6.16 Shrinking Head Series, n.d. KELLY HUGHES (N.D.) Gift of Paul Ott and Nancy Kronholm, Jr. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Monotype Untitled, 1985 Whitcher 2012.87 2013.19.13 2012.89

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ROBERT KOMORA (N.D.) 15 x 22 in. Detective, January 1945, 1945 DORIAN MARINHO (b. 1951) AMY MCHUGH (N.D.) ANN MEYER (N.D.) The Grisly Death, from Blackbook IVÁN NAVARRO (b. 1972) Wierd Angels, n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas The Poets and the Prisoners, n.d. Notebook, 2001 Bathers, 1986 Detective Magazine, n.d. Manhole (Icon), 2011 Linocut 2013.19.6.22 29 x 20I in. Rubber stamp Intaglio Intaglio Oil on canvas Neon light, glass, plywood, mirror 12 x 9 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 4G x 6G in. 22 x 15 in. 8 x 10 in. 30 x 21H in. 35 x 9 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke LEON LEVINSTEIN 2009.22.37LIC Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Robert Lesser Collection Alice Osborne Bristol Fund 2013.19.18 (1913–1988) 2013.19.10- 2013.19.6.23 2013.19.12 2009.22.144LIC 2012.78 Coney Island, c. 1954 TOM LOVELL (1909–1997) SALLY KUGELMEYER Gelatin silver print A Gamble in Corpses, 1937 A. MARVSSIG (N.D.) NINA MEDEIRO (N.D.) PETER WINSLOW MILTON ALAN MOYES (N.D.) O.A.K. (N.D.) (?–1994) 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas Mountaineer's Death, 1923 Untitled, n.d. (1930–) Untitled, 1985 My Fault, 1989 Dream Sequence, n.d. Gift of Joan Cannon 47 x 31 in. Oil on canvas Lithograph Spectre of the Sierras, 1919 Silkscreen Silkscreen Intaglio 2012.97.1 The Robert Lesser Collection 40 x 29 in. 17G x 12 in. Color gouache 15 x 19 in. 8 x 10 in. 20 x 16 in. Man in Suit, Woman in Fur Coat, c. 1980 2009.22.38LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Judith O'Rourke 18 x 14 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gelatin silver print The Romanoff Jewels, 1932 2009.22.248LIC 2013.19.67S The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.32 2013.19.11 2013.19.24 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas 2009.22.65LIC Gift of Joan Cannon 15I x 31 in. JOANNE MATTERA (b. 1958) PETE KUHLKOFF 2012.97.2 The Robert Lesser Collection Uttar 48, 2001 (1903–1972) Rockefeller Center, c. 1980 2009.22.133LIC Encaustic on panel Valley of the Tigers, from Short Stories, Gelatin silver print Pop Egan Drinks with Death, from 12 x 12 in. January 1938, 1938 16 x 20 in. Detective Tales, March, 1937 Gift of the artist Oil on canvas Gift of Joan Cannon Oil on canvas 2012.62 29 x 20H in. 2012.97.3 46H x 31H in. Uttar 267, 2004 The Robert Lesser Collection The Screen, Child in Window, Lower East The Robert Lesser Collection Encaustic on panel 2009.22.35LIC Side, c. 1980 2009.22.191LIC 36 x 36 in. Gelatin silver print Portrait of Edgar Rice Burroughs, 1969 Purchase for NBMAA by Ellen ALEX KVARES (b. 1975) 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas Wineberg Try to Point My Finger, but the Wind is Gift of Joan Cannon 14H x 11H in. 2012.61 Blowing Me Around in Circles, Circles, 2012.97.4 The Robert Lesser Collection 2001 2009.22.254LIC EARLE MAYAN (1916–2009) Intaglio ALEXANDER Death Trap, from Adventure, 15 x 22 in. LEYDENFROST (1888–1961) MILTON LUROS (1911–1999) February 1950, 1950 Gift of Judith O'Rourke U.S. Blimp Sinks Nazi Sub!, from Dance of the Death Doll, from Dime Oil on canvas 2013.19.6.21 Esquire, November 1943, 1943 Mystery Magazine, September 1942, 23H x 18 in. Oil on canvas 1942 The Robert Lesser Collection PRESTON B. LAWING 29 x 21 in. Oil on canvas 2009.22.187LIC (b. 1956) The Robert Lesser Collection 28H x 20 in. Untitled, 1988 2009.22.36LIC The Robert Lesser Collection HAROLD MCCAULEY Intalgio and vitreograph Ship of Flaming Death, from Black Book 2009.22.185LIC (1913–1977) 16G x 20 in. Detective Magazine, February, n.d. The Daughter of Genghis Kahn, from Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas RICHARD MALINSKY Fantastic Adventures, January 1942, 2013.19.25 30 x 20H in. (b. 1943) 1942 The Robert Lesser Collection Notes on Anatomy, 1968 Oil on canvas YVONNE HIBBS LEONARD 2009.22.119LIC Pencil and watercolor on paper 30 x 21 in. (N.D.) 15H x 11 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Blood Lilly—Conversations in the RICHARD LILLIS (1899– Gift of the artist 2009.22.94LIC Garden, 2000 1994) 2013.26.5 LIC Intaglio Straw for the Thirsty, from Private Atta Kim (b. 1956), ON-AIR Project 110-2, The New York Series, Times Square, 2005, Chromogenic print, Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, 2012.74

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JUDITH O'ROURKE (b. 1960) Rush, 1987 Stories, November 1937, 1937 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.156LIC General Purchase Fund Oil on canvas Envelope, 1986 Vitreograph Oil on canvas 2009.22.95LIC 2009.22.103LIC 2013.17 26H x 19 in. Vitreograph 14 x 20H in. 29 x 20H in. Golden City of Titan, from Amazing Quartz City on Mercury, from Amazing JOSEPH PENNELL The Robert Lesser Collection 19 x 13 in. Gift of the artist The Robert Lesser Collection Stories, November 1941, 1941 Stories 1941, 1941 (1860–1926) HUBERT ROGERS 2009.22.55LIC Gift of the artist 2013.19.61 2009.22.43LIC Gouache, pen & ink Color gouache Building a Bridge, Minneapolis, c. 1905 (1898–1992) Vengeance Bay, from The Shadow, 2013.19.58 Soul Sleeper, 1996 The Monster Fringe, 1941 19G x 14 in. 17H x 13 in. Charcoal on paper Black Thunder Trail, from Wild West March 1942, 1942 Flower Lady, 2000 Vitreograph Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection 21H x 16I in. Weekly, April 1939, 1939 Oil on canvas Vitreograph 20x 24 in. 45 x 26 in. 2009.22.96LIC 2009.22.104LIC Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Oil on canvas 29H x 20H in. 22 x 15 in. Gift of the artist The Robert Lesser Collection In the Spacesphere, from Wonder Radio Beasts, 1941 Hyland 29 x 19 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of the artist 2013.19.51 2009.22.44LIC Stories, June 1931, 1931 B&W pen & ink 2012.104.11 The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.56LIC 2013.19.6.24 Trinity, 1988 Murder for Exercise, from Spicy Guoache 24 x 25 in. Ice (New York Harbor with Statue of 2009.22.47LIC The Green Master, from Doc Savage, Flower Lady, 2000 Intaglio and vitreograph Detective Stories, April 1936, 1936 23 x 17 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Liberty), c. 1900 Crucible of Power, from Astounding Winter 1949, and from Detective Vitreograph with digital transfer 20 x 16 in. Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.105LIC Watercolor Science Fiction, February 1939, 1935 Montly, December 1955, 1949 22 x 15 in. Gift of the artist 29H x 20H in. 2009.22.97LIC The Spore Doom, from Wonder Stories, 10 x 12I in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of the artist 2013.19.26 The Robert Lesser Collection Into Plutonian Depths, from Wonder February 1934, 1934 Given by Dr. Douglas Hyland 34 x 23 in. 23H x 16H in. 2013.19.6.28 Turbulance, 1986 2009.22.45LIC Stories Quarterly, Spring 1941, 1931 Gouache, pen & ink in honor of Kathryn Cox, The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection God’s Eye, 1989 Vitreograph Women of the Shaikh, from Spicy Color gouache 23G x 16G in. Chairman of the Board of 2009.22.48LIC 2009.22.136LIC Vitreograph 17 x 14 in. Adventure, December 1934, 1934 23H x 17 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Trustees from 2008-2011 The One Eyed Joss, from Clues Detective 10 x 8 in. Gift of the artist Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.106LIC 2012.104.9 GEORGE ROZEN Story, January 1939, 1938 Gift of the artist 2013.19.63 29 x 20H in. 2009.22.98LIC The Synthetic Men, from Wonder View of Minneapolis, c. 1905 (1895–1974) Oil on canvas 2013.19.17 Untitled #12, 1986 The Robert Lesser Collection Marooned in Andromeda, from Stories, December 1930, 1930 Charcoal on paper Dead Man's Chest, from The Shadow, 27H x 19H in. Moonlit Fiddleheads, 1990 Vitreograoh 2009.22.46LIC Wonder Stories, October 1950, 1939 Color gouache 21 x 16 in. Fall 1948, 1948 The Robert Lesser Collection Vitreograph 14 x 14 in. Payoff on Peril, from Spicy Detective, Guoache 23H x 16H in. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Oil on canvas 2009.22.192LIC 49G x 29G in. Gift of the artist April, 1939 22H x 18 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Hyland 24 x 17 in. Fear at Five Thousand, from Sky Fighters, Gift of the artist 2013.19.62 Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.107LIC 2012.104.10 The Robert Lesser Collection November 1941, 1941 2013.19.64 Worry Wart, 1986 30 x 21 in. 2009.22.99LIC Time Express, from Wonder Stories, 2009.22.49LIC Oil on canvas Plunge, 1987 Lithograph The Robert Lesser Collection The Moon Era, from Wonder Stories, 1932, 1932 KEITH RASMUSSEN The Grove of Doom, from The Shadow 29 x 20H in. Vitreograph 19 x 15 in. 2009.22.142LIC February 1932, 1932 Color gouache (1942–2006) Magazine, September 1933, 1933 The Robert Lesser Collection 19¹/∞ x 13 in. Gift of the artist Lady from Hell, 1938 Gouache, pen & ink 23G x 17H in. Cut & Fold, 1989 Oil on canvas 2009.22.226LIC Gift of the artist 2013.19.57 Oil on canvas 23 x 17 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Lithograph 27H x 20 in. The Son of Horse Thief Britt, 1943 2013.19.59 46H x 27H in. The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.108LIC 8 x 18 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas P.M.S. Print, 1991 H. L. PARKHURST The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.100LIC Science Wonder Stories, August 1929, Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2009.22.51LIC 42 x 23H in. Vitreograph (1876–1962) 2009.22.143LIC Nebula of Orion, 1943 1929 2013.19.65 Maid for Murder, from Detective The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 20 in. Dear Little Dude, from Spicy Western The Signet Ring, from Complete Color gouache Color gouache Fiction Weekly, March 1938, 1938 2009.22.237LIC Gift of the artist Stories, December 1939, 1939 Detective Novel Magazine, May 1934, 27 x 28 in. 24 x 18 in. STEPHANIE REGAN (N.D.) Oil on canvas Lion Attacking Man, 1940s 2013.19.52 Oil on canvas 1934 The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Pipe Smokers, n.d. 25 x 21 in. Oil on canvas Riddled, 1986 29H x 20H in. Oil on canvas 2009.22.101LIC 2009.22.149LIC Silkscreen The Robert Lesser Collection 29H x 21 in. Vitreograph The Robert Lesser Collection 23 x 22I in. Planet of the Knob Heads, from Science Wonder Stories Quarterly , 1931 20 x 16 in. 2009.22.53LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 17 x 13 in. 2009.22.41LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Fiction, December 1939, 1939 Color gouache Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Room of Doom, from The Shadow, 2009.22.253LIC Gift of the artist The Eyes of Thar, from Planet Stories, 2009.22.190LIC Color gouache 40G x 21K in. 2013.19.27 April 1, 1942, 1942 2013.19.53 1944, 1944 23 x 16H in. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas JEROME ROZEN Maleficent, 1987 Oil on canvas FRANK R. PAUL (1884–1963) The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.150LIC TONY DE LOS REYES 25 x 20H in. (1895–1974) Vitreograph 29H x 21 in. Dimensional Fate, from Wonder Stories, 2009.22.102LIC Stories of the Stars, 1932 (b. 1960) The Robert Lesser Collection One Eyed Joss, 1938 18 x 13 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 1934, 1934 Problem Space Flying, 1929 Color gouache Pequod (3), 2012 2009.22.54LIC Oil on canvas Gift of the artist 2009.22.42LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas board 20 x 14 in. Ink wash on paper Son of Horse Thief, from Star Western, 43 x 25 in. 2013.19.55 Hell in Darien, from Spicy Adventure 23H x 16H in. 22 x 39 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 59 x 42H in. December 1943, 1943 The Robert Lesser Collection

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2009.22.109LIC Oil on canvas ROBERT SMULLYAN The Robert Lesser Collection April 1933, 1933 The Land of Poison Springs, from Black/white rough, n.d. 29H x 20H in. SLOAN (b. 1915) 2009.22.120LIC Oil on canvas Argosy, April 1932, 1932 Pencil drawing The Robert Lesser Collection Restored Model T, 1991 All Save One Shall Die, from 24 x 22 in. Oil on canvas 27 x 20 in. 2009.22.58LIC Oil on canvas Adventure, October 1939, 1936 The Robert Lesser Collection 23H x 22 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Give Hijackers Hell, from Detective 16 x 19H in. Oil on canvas 2009.22.112LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.134LIC Short Stories, July 1938, 1938 Gift of the artist 29 x 21 in. Tarzan Lord of the Jungle, from Grosset 2009.22.233LIC Black/white rough #2, n.d. Oil on canvas 2012.88 LIC The Robert Lesser Collection & Dunlap, September 1928, 1928 Pencil drawing 29 x 10 in. 2009.22.188LIC Oil on masonite board ROGER L. STEELE 22 x 21 in. The Robert Lesser Collection KATHRYN LEE SMITH Scorpion Sting, from Wild West Stories, 32 x 23 in. (1945–2012) The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.59LIC (b. 1953) November 1934, 1934 The Robert Lesser Collection (heart) OOXXX, 1989 2009.22.135LIC Poppy #16, 1993 Oil on canvas 2009.22.113LIC Lithograph DEBORAH SAYRE (b. 1951) White line woodblock print 22 x 20 in. Warburton's Invention, 1944 8 x 10 in. CARL RUNGIUS (1869–1955) Digital Rabbit II, 2000 6 x 6H in. The Robert Lesser Collection Pen & ink Gift of Judith O'Rourke Near Long Lake (Adirondacks), n.d. Digital print Gift of Stephen Borkowski in 2009.22.61LIC 18 x 21 in. 2013.19.15 Etching 22 x 15 in. honor of Dr. Alice Hyland The Robert Lesser Collection 9 x 12 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2013.14 RAPHAEL SOYER 2009.22.115LIC LAWRENCE STERNE Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas 2013.19.6.26 (1899–1987) Tarzan and the Leopard Men, 1932 STEVENS (1884–1960) Hyland in memory of Keith R.D. SMITH (b. 1949) Sing a Song of Friendship, 1965 Oil on canvas House of Secret, 1946 Merrill, Jr. J. SCHUH (N.D.) Boat Building #4, 1979 Etching 19 x 29 in. Oil on canvas 2012.104.12 “The Big Dive” Blue Boy, n.d. gelatin silver print 14 x 13 in. (site) The Robert Lesser Collection 32 x 36 in. Intaglio 8 x 10 in. Gift of Zelda Michaels 2009.22.131LIC The Robert Lesser Collection KENT RUSH (b. 1948) 20 x 16 in. Gift of the artist 2012.83 2009.22.62LIC Express, 2000 Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.73.1 PAUL STAHR (1883–1953) Silkscreen 2013.19.29 Dudley Farm #2, 1989 RAY SRUGIS (b. 1937) Pirate of Wall Street, from Argosy: LOUIS STETTNER (b. 1922) 15 x 22 in. Silver gelatin print Vascular Damage from High Cholesterol, May 1931, 1931 Battery Park NYC, (looking at the statue Gift of Judith O'Rourke H. WINFIELD SCOTT 8 x 10 in. 1986 Oil on canvas of liberty), 1978 (LS-1053), 1978 2013.19.6.25 (1897–1977) Gift of the artist Airbrush dye on paper 24 x 22H in. Gelatin silver print Japs Invade California!, from Click 2012.73.2 19G x 24I in. The Robert Lesser Collection 11 x 14 in. JACQUELINE HORN Magazine, February 1941, 1941 George Rozen (1895–1974), The Grove of Doom, from The Shadow Magazine, House Painter with Tree Drawing, Shilo Gift of Richard Malinsky 2009.22.4LIC Gift of Joe Pantoliano September 1933, 1933, Oil on canvas, 27H x 20 in., The Robert Lesser Collection, SANDSTROM (b. 1959) Oil on canvas 2009.22.51LIC Church, Calinville, Illinois, 1974 2013.26.4 LIC The Ears of Donkey Daudette, from 2012.103.1 Objectivity, 1988 39H x 29I in. JOHN SCOTT (1907–1991) MALCOLM SMITH Gelatin silver print Argosy, January 1935, 1935 Movism Series (car reflected on window), Lino-cut The Robert Lesser Collection Lay off - Pay Off or Die,from Detective (1910–1966) 10 x 8 in. JAMES ALLEN ST. JOHN Oil on canvas 1984 (LS-1324), 1984 20 x 16 in. 2009.22.118LIC Yarns, August, n.d. Invasion of Micro-Men, from Amazing Gift of the artist (1872–1957) 32 x 23 in. Gelatin silver print Gift of Judith O'Rourke The Devil's Highway, from Top Notch Oil on canvas Stories, February 1946, 1946 2012.76.2 Buccaneers of Venus, from Weird Tales, The Robert Lesser Collection 11 x 14 in. 2013.19.28 Detectives, September 1937, 1937 29H x 20H in. Color gouache New Picture Books, Stoneville, North November 1932, 1932 2009.22.121LIC Gift of Joe Pantoliano Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 22 x 15H in. Carolina, 1974 Oil on canvas The Hothouse World, from Argosy, 2012.103.4 NORMAN BLAINE 28H x 21H in. 2009.22.199LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Gelatin silver print 25G x 21I in. February 21, 1931, 1931 Paris (Eiffel Tower), 2000 (LS-1170), SAUNDERS (1907–1989) The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.60LIC 10 x 8 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas 2000 Black Pool for Hell Maidens, from 2009.22.195LIC HECTOR SEVILLA (N.D.) Warriors of Other Worlds, from Gift of the artist 2009.22.110LIC 25H x 21G in. Gelatin silver print Mystery Tales, June 1938, 1938 Brand of the Prodigal, from New Western Amazon Women, n.d. Fantastic Adventures, 1941 2012.76.1 The Fire of Ashurbanipal, from Weird The Robert Lesser Collection 11 x 14 in. Oil on canvas Magazine, January 1952, 1952 Oil on canvas Color gouache Tales, December 1936, 1936 2009.22.122LIC Gift of Joe Pantoliano 20H x 29 in. Oil on canvas 35H x 29H in. 18H x 16G in. W.P. SOARE (1896–1940) Oil on canvas New Worlds, from Argosy 1932, n.d. 2012.103.2 The Robert Lesser Collection 26H x 19 in. The Robert Lesser Collection The Robert Lesser Collection Fear Merchants, from Detective 16 x 12 in. Oil on canvas Trafalgar Square (artist drawing woman's 2009.22.57LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.04 LIC 2009.22.172LIC Mysteries, March 1936, 1936 The Robert Lesser Collection 24H x 23 in. portrait on street), 1997 (LS-1098), Elephant God, from Speed Adventure 2009.22.235LIC Oil on canvas 2009.22.111LIC The Robert Lesser Collection 1997 Stories, May 1943, 1943 34 x 23H in. Golden Blood, from Weird Tales, 2009.22.178LIC Gelatin silver print

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11 x 14 in. Oil on canvas UNKNOWN ARTIST (N.D.) Gift of Martin Kline CLAIRE VAN VLIET (b. 1933) Gift of Richard Malinsky Gift of Joe Pantoliano 47 x 27 in. Untitled, 1994 2013.06 A Flattering Mouth Causeth Ruin, 2013.26.1 LIC 2012.103.3 The Robert Lesser Collection Intaglio Proverbs 26:28, n.d. The Power of HDL, 1990 2009.22.63LIC 13 x 9H in. BETH VAN HOESEN Lithograph Water-based airbrush dye on paper HERBERT M. STOOPS Stories of Aviation, 1931 Gift of Judith O'Rourke (1926–2010) 12H x 10 in. 24G x 20 in. (framed) (1888–1948) Oil on canvas 2013.19.20 Cap (State 1), 1973 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Richard Malinsky Viking Invaders!, 1941 24 x 24 in. Aquatint and drypoint 2013.19.46 2013.26.2 LIC Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection UNKNOWN ARTIST (N.D.) 8M x 5I in. City Coat of Arms I, n.d. 24 x 24 in. 2009.22.141LIC Agony, 1986 Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth Lithograph GRACE CHAMBERLAIN The Robert Lesser Collection Air Trails, from Bill Barnes Air Trails, Vitreograph Van Hoesen Adams Trust 12H x 10 in. VIBBERTS (1879–1945) 2009.22.123LIC September 1936, 1936 18 x 13 in. 2012.63.1 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Chrysanthemums, n.d. Oil on canvas Gift of Judith O'Rourke Cap (State 2), 1973 2013.19.49 Watercolor on paper ROBERT TAPLIN (b. 1950) 29 x 21 in. 2013.19.54 Aquatint and drypoint with Even a Foole (When He Holdeth His 20 x 15 in. The Young Punch Goes Shopping with His The Robert Lesser Collection roulette Peace) is Counted Wise, Proverbs 17:28, Gift of Grace Vibberts Conlin Mother, 2010 2009.22.214LIC UNKNOWN ARTIST (N.D.) 8M x 5I in. n.d. Edgarton Docks, 1933 Fiberglass, aluminum and Pierce, 1986 Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth Lithograph Oil on canvas internal lighting JACK TOM (b. 1950) Vitreograph Van Hoesen Adams Trust 12H x 10 in. 12 x 17 in. 101 x 58H x 42G in. Gluttony, 2010–2011 15 x 20 in. 2012.63.2 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Gift of Grace Vibberts Conlin Paul Zimmerman Purchase Fund Pen & ink and digital media Gift of Judith O'Rourke Flamingo Drinking, 1983 2013.19.45 Over the Hill, 1929 2013.24 24H x 16 in. 2013.19.60 Linocut In Manie Wordes There Can Not Want Oil on canvas Gift of the artist 5 x 4 in. Uniqiutie #10:19, n.d. 24 x 30 in. CAROLINE THORINGTON 2012.94.1 LIC UNKNOWN ARTIST Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth Lithograph Gift of Grace Vibberts Conlin (b. 1943) Greed, 2010–2011 (19TH CENTURY) Van Hoesen Adams Trust 12H x 10 in. Winter Woods, n.d. July 4th Picnic on the Mall, 1989 Pen, ink and digital media Portrait of a Man, Nantucket Whaling 2012.63.3 Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas Print 24H x 16 in. Captain (Tobias Swain), c. 1830 From Mt. Angel [From Mt. Angel, 2013.19.44 20 x 24 in. 20 x 16 in. Gift of the artist Watercolor Oregon], 1973 Untitled, n.d. Gift of Grace Vibberts Conlin Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.94.2 LIC 4H x 2I in. (site) Aquatint, etching Lithograph 2013.19.30 Lust, 2010–2011 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Douglas 7M x 15M in. 12H x 10 in. NORMAN J. WAGNER Pen, ink and digital media Hyland Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth Gift of Judith O'Rourke (b. 1939) Frank R. Paul (1884–1963), Golden City of Titan, from Amazing Stories, November JUDITH THORPE (b. 1951) 24H x 16 in. 1941, 1941, Gouache, pen & ink, 19G x 14 in., The Robert Lesser Collection, 2012.104.3 Van Hoesen Adams Trust 2013.19.47 Spacial Continuum #20, 1989 Aphrodite #1, 2012 Gift of the artist 2009.22.96LIC 2012.63.4 Untitled, Proof B, n.d. Silkscreen Inkjet print on Epson 2012.94.3 LIC 2012.94.6LIC LESLIE ULRICH (b. 1964) UNKNOWN ARTIST Peony, 1976 Lithograph 8 x 10 in. exhibition fiber paper Sloth, 2010–2011 Pride, 2010–2011 Blue Grass, 1990 (19TH CENTURY) Aquatint, engraving etching, 12H x 10 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 27 x 20 in. Pen, ink and digital media Pen, ink and digital media Intaglio and vitreograph Portrait of Commodore Thomas Mac- and drypoint with roulette Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2013.19.2 Gift of the artist 24H x 16 in. 24H x 16 in. 30 x 22H in. donough, c. 1815–20 17K x 14J in. 2013.19.48 2012.99 Gift of the artist Gift of the artist Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth HUGH JOSEPH WARD 2012.94.4 LIC 2012.94.7 LIC 2013.19.72S 28G x 22G in. Van Hoesen Adams Trust RADU VERO (1926–2005) (1909–1945) JILL THRASHER (b. 1966) Envy, 2010–2011 Gift of Jorge Delano and 2012.63.5 Illustration for Bayer (Presentation Drunk Disorderly and Dead, from Inside and Out, 2000 Pen, ink and digital media GEORGE LEE TRIMM UNKNOWN ARTIST (N.D.) Katherine Wadsworth Potato Basket, 1964 Sample), n.d. Hollywood Detective, 1934, 1934 Linoleum cut 24H x 16 in. (b. 1912) The Encounter, n.d. 2012.96 Etching with roulette Water-based airbrush dye on paper Oil on canvas 15 x 22 in. Gift of the artist Sabotage Spy, 1943 Intaglio 8 x 9G in. 22 x 14L in. 29H x 21H in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke 2012.94.5 LIC Oil on canvas 11 x 8G in. UNKNOWN ARTIST Gift of E. Mark Adams and Beth Gift of Richard Malinsky The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.6.27 Wrath, 2010–2011 29H x 21 in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke (19TH CENTURY) Van Hoesen Adams Trust 2013.26.3 LIC 2009.22.125LIC Pen, ink and digital media The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.9 Untitlted, 19th century 2012.63.6 The Power of HDL, 1990 Gunsmoke Gulch, from Spicy Western FRANK TINSLEY (1899–1965) 24H x 16 in. 2009.22.124LIC Albumen print Water-based airbrush dye on paper Stories, April 1938, 1938 The Blood Red Road to Petra, 1936 Gift of the artist 5H x 3I in 20 x 15 in. Oil on canvas

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30 x 21 in. NELSON HOLBROOK Gift of Mr. John P. Cotter, Jr. RIGHTS AND Princeton University Department Price, published by the Artist’s published by the Mystic Arts NBMAA WORKS ON The Robert Lesser Collection WHITE (b. 1932) and Mrs. Anne C. Cotter REPRODUCTIONS of Art and Archeology for Book Foundation for spring 2013. Center for summer 2013. LOAN TO OTHER 2009.22.126LIC Northshore, Greenport, N.Y., n.d. 1981.90 summer 2012. INSTITUTIONS Jinx, from Spicy Mysteries, March Oil on canvas EDWARD HOPPER, Abbot’s RALPH EARL, Gentleman with GEORGE BELLOWS, The 1942, 1942 9 x 18 in. CHARLES WEBSTER House, in color as an inside GEORGE BELLOWS, The Attendant, in black & white as an Big Dory, in color for use as a ADDISON GALLERY OF Oil on canvas Gift of the artist HAWTHORNE (1872–1930) image for use in the publication Big Dory, in color as a 54 piece inside image for the publication postcard, greeting card, mini AMERICAN ART, ANDOVER, 29I x 21I in. 2012.69 The Dress Maker, 1915 “Edward Hopper” by Tobias cardboard puzzle in a custom tin “Visualizing Blackness and the print and inside catalog image MA. APRIL TO AUGUST The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on wood panel Lloras & Dider O’Hinger, container in conjunction with Creation of the African American in conjunction with the Royal 2012 2009.22.127LIC R.J WHITELEY (N.D.) 25 x 30 in. published by Fundacion- the exhibition “George Bellows” Literary Tradition,” by Lena Academy of Arts exhibition Lady Scarface, from Hollywood Pagan Wagon, 1992 Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Collecion, Thyssen Bornemisza at the Metropolitan Museum of Hill, published by Cambridge “George Bellows, American ELIZABETH ENDERS Detective, 1942, 1942 Intaglio and vitreograph 1992.21 Museum for June 2012. Art for November 2012. University Press for early 2013. Life” for spring 2013. (b. 1939) Oil on canvas 23G x 17 in. Ocean-Charts-Blue, 2008 30 x 21H in. Gift of Judith O'Rourke JOHN FREDERICK [PAUL] JACKSON POLLOCK, WINSLOW HOMER, The Ship’s ROCKWELL KENT, Toilers of the JACKSON POLLOCK, T.P.’s Oil on linen The Robert Lesser Collection 2013.19.42 KENSETT (1816–1872) T.P.’s Boat in Menemsha Pond, in color Boat, in both color and black Sea, in color for an event invitation Boat in Meneshma Pond, in color as an 60 x 60 in. 2009.22.128LIC Rondout Creek, 1862 as an inside image for use in the & white as an inside image for in conjunction with the exhibition inside image for the publication, Gift of the artist Two Hands to Choke, from Spicy CASEY WILLIAMSON (N.D.) Oil on canvas publication “Portrait and a the publication, “Record of the “Jamie Wyeth, Rockwell Kent and “Vague a L’ame” by Jacqueline 2010.63 Detective, August 1936, 1936 Untitled, 1984 15 x 24 in. Dream, Jackson Pollock’s Search Works by Winslow Homer IV: Monhegan,” at the Brandywine Bayard, Jacques Lefebvre and Oil on canvas Monotype Charles F. Smith Fund for Meaning” by Elizabeth 1881-1889,” by Lloyd Goodrich, River Museum, printed by the Therese Rautureau, published by AMERICAN SAVINGS 32 x 22 in. 21G x 15 in. 1945.1 Langhorne translated by Karsten published by the Goodrich- Brandywine River Museum for Corsaire Editions for spring 2013. FOUNDATION, NEW The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Judith O'Rourke Harries in German as Selbstibildnis Homer Art Education Project spring 2013. BRITAIN, CT. ONGOING 2009.22.129LIC 2013.19.39 SEVERIN ROESEN und Traum: Jackson Pollock’s Sinnsuche, for fall 2012. ROBERT HENRI, Spanish Girl of The Whisperers, from Spicy Mysteries, (1815–1872) ROCKWELL KENT, Toilers of the Segovia, in color as an inside image MARIAN HUNGERFORD April 1942, 1942 published by Hawel Verlag, E. FRANKLIN WITTMACK Fruit and Wine Glass, c. 1860–65 JOHN TRUMBULL, The Rev. Sea, in color as an inside image for the publication, “Spanish (1896–2000) Oil on canvas Wallerstein Germany for sum- (1894–1956) Oil on canvas Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright, in for a catalog in conjunction with Sojourns—Robert Henri and the 30 x 20H in. mer 2012. An Old Mill, 1954 Mummy Tomb, 1929 29M x 25J in. black & white for use in the the exhibition “Jamie Wyeth, Spirit of Spain” by Beth Moore, The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund publication “The Broome, La Rockwell Kent and Monhegan,” published by Telfair Books, 2009.22.130LIC WINSLOW HOMER, Skirmish in 24J x 30G in. 29H x 20H in. 1964.53 Tourette, and Mercereau Families at the Brandywine River Museum, and imprint of Telfair Museum, Goddess of Terror, from Spicy the Wilderness, in color as an inside Grace Judd Landers Fund The Robert Lesser Collection of New York and Connecticut, by Amanda C. Burdan, Ph.D, Savannah Georgia for Mysteries, September 1942, 1942 image for the publication “The 1955.08 2009.22.66LIC 17th to 19th Centuries,” by published by the Brandywine September 2013. Oil on canvas Valley of the Shadow: American Barbara Seamans, published by River Museum for spring 2013. 30H x 20H in. Landscape Painting in the Time ISAAC PORTER CONSERVATION XLIBRIS for fall 2012. FREDERIC REMINGTON, The Robert Lesser Collection of the Civil War” by Ana Marie (1856–1936) LIST ANDREW WYETH, The Infantryman in Field Costume, 2009.22.137LIC Liddell, published by University in color Martha's Vineyard, 1885 FREDERICK CHURCH, Death's Dress Rehearsal, from of Virginia Art Museum for West Revenant, in color as an inside as an inside image for the Oil on board Hollywood Detective, November WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE summer 2012. Rock, New Haven, in color as an image for publication, “Andrew publication, “Remington at New 16 x 20 in. 1943, 1943 (1849–1916) inside image for the publication Wyeth: A spoken Self Portrait” Britain” published by the Rockwell Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott, c. 1900 JOHN F. KENSETT, Rondout “Regicides” by Chris Pagliuco, selected and arranged by Richard Center for Visual Studies and DEACC1968.32 30 x 24 in. Oil on canvas Creek, in color for one time published by CT Explored Inc. Marryman, published by the the Norman Rockwell Museum The Robert Lesser Collection 48 x 36 in. educational use in presentation for spring 2013. National Gallery of Art for for spring 2013. ERIC SLOANE (1910–1985) 2009.22.139LIC Gift of the Talcott Family titled “The Life and Works of October 2013. Barn Roof Tops, n.d. 1943.03 John Frederick Kensett,” by ROBERT KIPNESS, Self Portrait FREDERICK CHURCH, West Oil on masonite REGINALD WELLS (N.D.) Jenifer Lamie of Artsplace in 1953, Hillside Composition, and My C.H. DAVIS, The Oak, in color Rock, New Haven, in color as an 22K x 26K in. Bottles and Glasses, 1981 JOHANN MENGELS Waterbury CT, for fall 2012. Mother’s Landscape in color as as an inside image for a catalog inside image for the publication Gift of Mr. James D. Terra Lithograph CULVERHOUSE (1820–1891) inside images for the publication published in conjunction with “New Haven’s Sentinals,” by 1978.14 15 x 11G in. Death of DeSoto, 1873 N.C. WYETH, Sun Glint, in color “Robert Kipness: Paintings and the Mystic Arts Center exhibition, Jelle Zeihrga de Baer, published Coming Home, n.d. Gift of Judith O'Rourke Oil on canvas for use in an academic lecture Poetry, 1950–1963” by Robert “Mystic as Muse: 100 Years of by Weslyan University Press for Oil on board 2013.19.33 46I x 84G in. presented by Trudy Jacoby for Kipness with essays by Marshall Inspiration” by Noelle King, April 2013. 29H x 19H in.

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Gift of Lawrence Epstein BRIGHAM YOUNG Oil on canvas Baker, The History of Provincetown STUART DAVIS (1894–1964) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. EDWARD HOPPER Gift of the artist 2007.105 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 56 x 84 in. (Burlington: Verve Editions, 1999), 1998 Analogical Emblem Landcsape, 1933 Lawrence Pond (1882–1967) 2009.127.1 Harvest, n.d. OF ART IN PROVO, UT. Anonymous gift Acrylic on paper Oil on composition board 1976.98 Blackhead, Monhegan, c. 1918 Oil on board OCTOBER 27, 2011 TO 2006.35 12H x 15H in. 13M x 14G in. Oil on wood panel LEE KRASNER (1908–1984) 19 x 47 in. OCTOBER 21, 2012 Museum purchase with funds Olga H. Knoepke Fund and CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE 11H x 16 in. Nude Study, 1939 Gift of Mr. James D. Terra CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) donated by Stephen Borkowski Members Purchase Fund (1872–1930) Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Charcoal on paper 1978.13 J. ALDEN WEIR (1852–1919) Reconciliation, 1976 in honor of Vivian Bullaudy 1996.16 The Fisher Boy, 1908 1992.22 25 x 18M in. Pennsylvania Memory, n.d. Landscape, 1894 Acrylic polymer on canvas 2010.105 Oil on canvas on board Friends Purchase Fund Oil on masonite Oil on canvas 69 x 62 in. JOHN DOWD (b. 1960) 39J x 39J in. ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNTER 1985.09 22G x 29L in. 24L x 34 in. Friends Purchase Fund and artist WILL BARNET (1911–2012) Backstreet, Provincetown, 2011 John Butler Talcott Fund (b. 1928) Gift of Mr. James D. Terra Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1987.19 Youth, 1970 Oil on canvas 1912.02 Blue, Brass, and Off-white with root, ROSS MOFFETT (1888–1971) 1978.12 1945.25 Oil on board 23M x 35M in. 2006 Provincetown View, c. 1929–32 Sunlight, Midwest Prairie, n.d. BUSSER HOWELL (b. 1946) 21L x 17 in. Gift of Stephen Borkowski in Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on masonite JOHN FERGUSON WEIR Victims # 1, 2005 Charles F. Smith Fund honor of John and Julie Dowd 16 x 28 in. 20 x 24 in. 24 x 40 in. (1841–1926) Mixed media on plywood 1980.51 2011.20 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule Early Morning Light, 1885 60 x 78 in. 1970.12 Oil on canvas Gift of the artist WILLIAM BAZIOTES SAM FEINSTEIN (1915–2003) The Old New Jersey Barn, n.d. 9 x 15 in. 2006.24 (1912–1963) Pieta III, late 1950s Oil on masonite Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Dusk, 1954 Oil on canvas 22 x 27L in. 1984.08 JOHN RANSOM PHILLIPS Oil on canvas 48 x 36 in. Gift of Mr. James D. Terra (b. 1949) 34 x 17 in. Gift of the Samuel L. Feinstein 1978.15 THE BUSHNELL CENTER Video as Movable Self-Portraiture, 2002 A. W. Stanley Fund and Charles Trust Vermont Hill Farm, n.d. FOR THE PERFORMING Oil on canvas F. Smith Fund 2011.37 Oil on masonite ARTS, HARTFORD, CT. 66 x 66 in. 1984.31 28 x 32 in. ONGOING Gift of the artist in honor WILLIAM FREED Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter Rule of Robert Hinkson, “A True VARUJAN BOGHOSIAN (1902–1984) 1970.13 ANNA BIALOBRODA Friend and Champion of the (b. 1926) Still Life of Fruit and Bottle, 1963 (b. 1946) Tenor Voice” King's Crown, 1949–50 Oil on canvas BRANDYWINE Sugar, 1994 2005.203 Watercolor 32 x 27 in. RIVER MUSEUM, Acrylic on tapestry 22K x 14G in. Gift of The Lillian Orlowsky CHADDS FORD, PA. 66 x 50 in. CAPE COD MUSEUM OF Harriett Russell Stanley Fund and William Freed Foundation JUNE 8 TO SEPTEMBER 2, Gift of Lifetime Television ART, DENNIS, MA. MAY 18 1951.17 2010.99 2013 2001.63 TO AUGUST 26, 2012 Untitled, 1973 Construction ADOLPH GOTTLIEB ROCKWELL KENT STEVEN DIGIOVANNI (b. MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) 10 x 12M x 3H in. (1903–1974) (1882–1971) 1961) March on the Beach, 1947 Gift of Edward Giobbi Omen for a Hunter, 1947 Toilers of the Sea, 1907 B-Movie, 1997 Oil on canvas 2001.107 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 36 x 28 in. 30 x 38 in. 38J x 44J in. 59J x 78J in. Gift of Evangeline Zalstem- GIORGIO CAVALLON Charles F. Smith Fund Charles F. Smith Fund Joseph H. and Janet L. Myers Zalessky (1904–1989) 2000.24 1944.01 Fund 1959.09 Untitled, 1955 2001.26 Oil on canvas CHILDE HASSAM SUSAN BAKER (b. 1946) 30 x 23M in. (1859–1935) ROBERT GOODNOUGH The great dandy Charles Demuth rode the Friends Purchase Fund Rigger's Shop, Provincetown, 1900 (1917–2010) local bus endlessly, waving his hankerchief 1990.15 Oil on canvas N2-B, 1991 at his bemused cronies," from Susan 22 x 19 in. Jane Bunker (b. 1945), Secret Garden, 2012, Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 in., Gift of the artist, 2013.28

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Gift of Olga H. Knoepke KATHRYN LEE SMITH Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan ARTHUR BOWEN DAVIES 1984.89 HOWARD DWIGHT BEACH WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE Friends Purchase Fund 1992.39 (b. 1953) Collection (1862–1928) Pavilion by the Sea, c. 1907–10 (1867–1954) (1849–1916) 1973.45 Ancestor Series: Dawn #3, 2009 1989.49 Nude, n.d. Oil on board Montauk, Long Island, 1920 Portrait of a Child, c. 1884 ROBERT MOTHERWELL White-line woodblock print Oil on board 10H x 13I in. Oil on board Oil on canvas ROBERT CUNNINGHAM (1915–1991) 8I x 13G in. DES MOINES ART CENTER, 9H x 5H in. Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast 12 x 16 in. 13 x 8 in. (b. 1914) Elegy with Opening, 1984 Gift of the artist DES MOINES, MN. FEBRUARY Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1984.09 Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Justus S. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Landing at Twin Coves, n.d. Acrylic polymer and charcoal on 2011.02 21 TO MAY 26, 2013 1954.39 Beach 1945.06 Acrylic on canvas canvas JAMES D. SMILLIE (1833– 2003.68 37H x 49H in. 24 x 36 in. THEODOROS STAMOS JUDITH SCHAECHTER CHILDE HASSAM 1909) MARGARET MILLER Gift of the artist Charles F. Smith Fund and Gift (1922–1997) (b. 1961) (1859–1935) Keene Valley, New York, 1868 FRANK C. BENSING COOPER (1874–1965) 2003.28 of the Dedalus Foundation Cathedral, 1949-50 Mad Meg, 2010 Old Farmhouse, Bridgehampton, LI, 1926 Oil on board (1893–1983) Fishing Boats, Nova Scotia, Peggy's Cove, 1995.09 Oil on masonite Stained glass light box Oil on wood panel 9 x 14H in. Old Goss, 1927 1929 ROGER CUREL-SYLVESTRE 51G x 25L in 52 x 21 in. 12H x 26L in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (1884–1967) LILLIAN ORLOWSKY General Purchase Fund Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 1985.07 Gift of Mrs. John Scott 25 x 30 in. The Thaw, 1924 (1914–2007) 1992.01 Fund Collection 1978.17 Grace Judd Landers Fund Oil on canvas Untitled (Abstract), c. 1950s 2010.66 1989.31 DWIGHT WILLIAM TRYON Old Goss Knitting, 1927 1942.41 20 x 24 in. Oil on canvas TABITHA VEVERS (b. 1957) (1849–1925) Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low 32 x 25 in. Shell Series: Pearlmaker, 2011 THE GOVERNOR’S SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Autumn Day, 1911 18 x 15 in. THOMAS BIGELOW CRAIG 1972.29 Gift of The Lillian Orlowsky Oil and gold leaf on oyster shell RESIDENCE, HARTFORD, Lines in Color on Color to Specific Points Oil on wood panel Gift of Mrs. John Scott (1849–1924) and William Freed Foundation 3I x 2I x 1G in. CT. ONGOING on a Grid (set of 7), 1978 10M x 15I in. 1978.18 In June Sunshine, n.d. CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS 2010.100 Director's Discretionary Silkscreen Gift of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. Oil on canvas (1856–1933) Purchase Fund HARRY RUSSELL 30 x 30 in. 1987.04 LEONID BERMAN 10 x 14 in. Early Summer, n.d. JACK PIERSON (b. 1960) 2011.79 BALLINGER (1892–1993) Gift of Sol LeWitt (1896–1976) Gift of Helen Z. Pearl Oil on canvas Self Portrait #6, 2003 The Survivors, c.1947 2007.136.277 SL GROVE HILL MEDICAL Salt panning Near Tokyo, 1957 1992.84 29 x 36 in. Pigment print ANDY WARHOL Oil on canvas CENTER, NEW BRITAIN, Oil on canvas Bequest of Jesse Greenes 54 x 44 in. (1928–1987) 24 x 30 in. WILLARD LUSTENADER CT. ONGOING 40 x 25 in. ROBERT (BRUCE) CRANE 2001.01 Charles F. Smith Fund Man Ray, 1974 Charles F. Smith Fund (b. 1955) Gift of Mrs. Sylvia Marlowe (1857–1937) In Wales by the Sea, n.d. 2005.121 Acrylic polymer and silkscreen 1951.26 Nocturne, 2000 GREGORY DEANE (b. 1938) Berman The Cider Mill, n.d. Oil on canvas on canvas Oil on canvas Night Vista, n.d. 1978.99 Oil on canvas board 25 x 30 in. JACKSON POLLOCK 14G x 11 in. ROBERT BRACKMAN 28 x 40 in. Acrylic on canvas 8 x 10 in. John Butler Talcott Fund (1912–1956) Friends Purchase Fund (1898–1980) Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 60 x 84 in. ALFRED THOMPSON Bequest of Elizabeth Buchanan 1937.06 T.P.'s Boat in Menemsha Pond, c. 1934 1979.084 The Bather, 1942 2001.66 Gift of Peter Wright BRICHER (1837–1908) Collection Oil on tin Oil on canvas 2010.74.4 S Men Working, 1862 1989.19 JOSEPH RODEFER 4L x 6K in. FREDERICK JUDD WAUGH 16 x 12 in. JACQUES PÉPIN (b. 1935) Oil on card DECAMP (1858–1923) Gift of Thomas P. Benton (1861–1940) Grace Judd Landers Fund Interieur, 1999 HARTFORD STEAM BOILER 10G x 14I in. LEONARD CREO (b. 1923) Miss Alice Boit, c. 1900 1973.113 Breaking Surf, n.d. 1942.38 Oil on canvas INSPECTION & INSURANCE Gift of Sherman Small Orchestra, 1968 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 16 x 20 in. CO., HARTFORD, CT. 1979.11 Oil on canvas 24 x 20 in. CHARLES SHEELER 25 x 30 in. ANNA MARY RICHARDS Gift of the artist ONGOING 24 x 18 in. Jane and Victor Darnell, (1883–1965) Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Peter Prudden BREWSTER (1870–1952) 2007.125 DENNIS MILLER BUNKER Gift of Albert Hydeman Howard H. Bristol Jr., and the Bucolic Landscape #2, 1958 2001.1 Lake Lugano, Switzerland, n.d. ABRAM ARCHIBALD (1861–1890) 1969.70 General Purchase Fund Tempera on board Oil on canvas MAURICE PRENDERGAST ANDERSON (1847–1934) Loeffler’s Violin, 1889 1996.32 7H x 10L in. WILLIAM ZORACH 12 x 18 in. (1858–1924) Norma Wright Sloper, 1922 Oil on canvas C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE Charles F. Smith Fund (1887–1966) Gift of Richard A. Wilson Ladies in the Park, c. 1907–10 Oil on canvas 12G x 10J in. (b. 1947) EDWIN WALTER 1976.03 Young Girl (Dahlov), 1921 1982.81 Oil on board 51 x 38H in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Cromwell Barn in Mist, 1973 DICKINSON (1891–1979) Bronze 10H x 13I in. Gift of Mrs. Gertrude W. Smith Brown, in memory of Edward Egg tempera on board Pine, Black Fish Creek, August 19th, 1945 22L x 5G x 6G in. Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast 1981.37 Dwight 36 x 48 in. Oil on canvas 1982.89

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15H x 13H in. 14 x 14H x 10 in. 6 x 9 in. GREGORY LYSUN CHARLES A. MEURER IVAN OLINSKY (1878–1962) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund LAURENCE P. SISSON Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1924–2011) (1865–1955) Girl with White Scarf, n.d. 1950.42 (b. 1928) Baekeland, in memory of Jane 1968.31 1951.13 Gay Head, 1964 Old Confederate, 1864, 1895 Oil on board under glass Fisherman Watching Osprey, 1973 R. Davis Head of a Woman, c. 1896–97 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 16 x 20 in. CHAUNCEY FOSTER RYDER Oil on masonite DEACC2001.103 GORDON HOPE GRANT Oil on canvas 30 x 40 in. 18 x 10 in. Charles F. Smith Fund (1868–1949) 29I x 48 in. (1875–1962) 24 x 19I in. Charles F. Smith Fund Charles F. Smith Fund 1943.12 Old Red Barn in the Snow, 1927 Friends Purchase Fund STEVAN DOHANOS Arrivals and Departures, 1939 Charles F. Smith Fund 1977.31 1972.92 Oil on canvas 1974.50 (1907–1994) Oil on canvas 1959.15 OGDEN PLEISSNER 24 x 29 in. Steam Calliope At Winter Quarters, 30 x 40 in. HOMER DODGE MARTIN EDITH DALE MONSON (1905–1983) John Butler Talcott Fund WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG Sarasota, 1966 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund MORTON KAISH (b. 1927) (1836–1897) (1875–1977) Early Morning, Paris, 1951 1928.02 (1822–1900) Acrylic polymer on canvas on 1942.40 View from the Studio, c. 1985 Study of Arms and Figure, n.d. Mountain Laurels, c. 1940 Oil on canvas Landscape, 1883 masonite Oil on canvas Oil on board Oil on canvas 30 x 30 in. FRANCIS SHAPLEIGH Oil on canvas 31G x 37 in. CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) 48H x 48 in. 8H x 13 in. 20 x 16 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1842–1906) 10 x 12 in. Gift of The Stanley Works Zen Gardens #36, 1982 The National Academy of Charles F. Smith Fund Gift of Shep Holcombe 1951.20 New England Farm Scene, 1883 Charles F. Smith Fund 1995.03 LIC Acrylic polymer on canvas Design, Henry Ward Fund 1953.05 2008.36 Oil on canvas 1945.24 60 x 70 in. 2001.102 Lambs in a Barn, n.d. WILLIAM POTTER 20 x 30 in. FRANK DUVENECK Friends Purchase Fund and artist Oil on canvas SAMUEL MOON (1805–1860) (1883–1964) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David J. GERALD STINSKI (b. 1929) (1848–1919) 1987.20 (WILLIAM) SERGEANT 5H x 9G in. Brother Willie, c. 1863 New England Scene (West Townsend, Tucker Bread and Wine, 1980 Master of Arts, c. 1878-81 KENDALL (1869–1938) Gift of Helen Z. Pearl Oil on canvas VT), n.d. 1979.002 Oil on board Oil on canvas CHARLES EDWIN LEWIS The Garden Hat, c. 1915 1992.86 40 x 30 in. Oil on canvas 7G x 9G in. 18G x 15K in. GREEN (1844–1915) Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Maryanna D. 20 x 16 in. Friends Purchase Fund Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, in Untitled (wharf scene), n.d. 30 x 25J in. GRETA MATSON Cooke Gift of Mrs. William Potter 1980.66 memory of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. William S. Kendall (1915–2004) 1988.10 1973.4 1998.11 14 x 18 in. 1973.91 Looking Forward, 1942 Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. Oil on canvas NELSON AUGUSTUS HOWARD RACKLIFFE ABASTENIA EBERLE 2000.10 JOHN KOCH (1909–1978) 20 x 16 in. MOORE (1824–1902) (1917–1987) (1878–1942) From my window, c. 1947 Charles F. Smith Fund Evening, Lake George, c. 1893 Surf Pocket, 1976 Woman Sitting, 1920 SONIA GRINEVA (b. 1975) Oil on canvas 1949.24 Oil on canvas Acrylic polymer on board Bronze Florence Italy, 2002 16 x 20 in. 14 x 22 in. 42 x 48 in. 10H x 5H x 8 in. Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund JAMES GOODWIN Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore Friends Purchase Fund Given in memory of Anthony 37I x 43I in. 1951.14 MCMANUS (1882–1973) 1939.03 1976.108 and Mary Malinowski Gift of the artist Wide Connecticut, 1936 1993.30 2002.106 LESLIE LEE (1871–1951) Oil on canvas GEORGE LAURENCE WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS The Game, n.d. 34 x 40 in. NELSON (1887–1978) (1833–1905) CHARLES NOEL FLAGG WALTER C. HARTSON Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund From the June Garden, c. 1930 English Field and Headland, n.d. (1848–1916) (1866–C. 1940) 25J x 30 in. 1940.05 Oil on canvas Oil on board The Poke Bonnet, 1883 Outskirts of Laren, n.d. Gift of the Estate of Leslie Lee 25 x 30 in. 7 x 12 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (under glass) 1952.19 WILLARD METCALF Gift of Kent Historical Society Gift of the National Academy of 23H x 19 in. 12 x 16 in. (1858–1925) 2003.64 Design John Butler Talcott Fund Gift of Randall N. Judd GEORGE LUKS (1867–1933) Jewish Girl, Tunis, 1887 H.C.N. in Brown Velvet, 1916 1953.11 1912.01 1983.126 Nora Brady, n.d. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 13I x 9G in. 38 x 76 in. CONSTANCE RICHARDSON RUBE GOLDBERG ROBERT HENRI 30 x 26 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gift of Kent Historical Society (1905–2002) (1883–1970) (1865–1929) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund and through exchange 2003.63_1 City of Detroit, 1943 The Art Tour, n.d. Notre Dame and the Seine, 1900 1947.21 1981.72 Oil on board Bronze Oil on canvas on board 20 x 28J in. James Allen St. John (1872–1957), Golden Blood, from Weird Tales, April 1933, 1933, Oil on canvas, 24 x 22 in., The Robert Lesser Collection, 2009.22.112LIC

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ANTHONY THIEME Mrs. Abby Rossiter, 1823 ALEXANDER HELWIG HUDSON RIVER MUSEUM, ROBERT HOGG NISBET 1885 Oil on canvas 1916 (1888–1954) Oil on canvas WYANT (1836–1892) YONKERS, NY. SEPTEMBER (1879–1961) Etching printed in brown 36I x 9L in. Oil on canvas Cove Hill, n.d. 29H x 24H in. Wind Clouds, n.d. 24, 2011 TO JANUARY 8, 2012 Moonlight, 1904 11H x 17·/!^ in. 1997.13 36H x 48H in. Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Francis S. Murphy Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Source Unknown Springtime, 1899 Charles F. Smith Fund 25 x 30 in. 1966.58 15H x 22 in. ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) 18 x 26 in. 1937.08 Oil on canvas 1959.16 Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Brown Gift of Benjamin W. Hawley Nile Journey – No. 2, 1890 Gift of Jack C. Lehrer 30J x 27L in. 1943.06 DAVID BIRDSEY WALKLEY 1927.01 Pastel, chalk, and charcoal on 1983.107 The Littler River, Hartford, c. 1900 2007.42 ROMARE HOWARD Main Street Rockport, 1937 (1849–1934) Woodland Interior, 1870s–80s paper Etching BEARDEN (1911–1988) Oil on canvas Woodland Scene, n.d. Oil on canvas 12M x 8 in. IVER ROSE (1899–1972) 8I x 14 in. THE METROPOLITAN Early Morning, 1964 30 x 36 in. Oil on canvas 12H x 9I in. Gift of the American Academy Granite Walls, 1944 Promised gift of Ursula MUSEUM OF ART, NY, NY. Collage on board John Butler Talcott Fund 14 x 18 in. Gift of Anthony E. Battelle of Arts and Letters Oil on panel under glass Korzcnik in memory of Armand JUNE 21 TO SEPTEMBER 2, 9H x 10M in. 1937.07 Gift of Mark Lucas 1987.02 1955.05 10H x 15 in. Korzcnik 2013 Friends Purchase Fund 2003.01 Nile Journey – No. 18, 1890 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 2011.65 1985.1 JOHN HENRY TWATCHMAN HENRIETTE WYETH Pastel, chalk, and charcoal on 1946.15 WINSLOW HOMER (1853–1902) FREDERICK ELLWOOD (1907–1997) paper MATTATUCK MUSEUM, (1836–1910) THOMAS HART BENTON Gloucester Harbor, c. 1900–02 WALLACE (1893–1958) Autumn Bouquet, 1945 7M x 12M in. THE MARK TWAIN HOUSE WATERBURY, CT. Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 (1889–1975) Oil on board Portrait of Miss Boone, 1929 Oil on canvas Gift of the American Academy & MUSEUM, HARTFORD, SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 TO Oil on canvas Denys Wortman, 1953 5I x 6I in. Oil on canvas 25 x 24 in. of Arts and Letters CT. MARCH 14 TO JANUARY 6, 2013 18 x 26 in. Oil on canvas mounted on board Bequest of Mrs. Charles 50 x 40 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 1955.04 SEPTEMBER 2, 2013 Charles F. Smith Fund 32 x 40 in. Buchanan Gift of Philip Boone 1947.04 JOSEPH SCAROZZO 1940.02 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 1989.42 1977.72 JOSELOFF GALLERY AT WILLIAM GEDNEY BUNCE (b. 1916) 1954.01 PAUL ZIMMERMAN THE HARTFORD ART (1840–1916) AND LOUIS Press Worker, 1940 NBMAA HIGHLIGHTS AT Study for Mural "Arts of the West" (First ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) STOKELY WEBSTER (1921–2007) SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF ORR (1879–1966) Oil on canvas THE NASSAU COUNTY Study), 1932 Dream Head, n.d. (1912–2001) Autumnal Image, 1957 HARTFORD, HARTFORD, Hartford (Government), c. 1910 24 x 18 in. MUSEUM, NY. NOVEMBER Oil on board Oil on board Piazza San Marco, 1992 Oil on masonite CT. SEPTEMBER 4 TO Oil on panel Gift of Richard Weed 17, 2012 TO FEBRUARY 24, 14H x 20 in. 5 x 5 in. Oil on canvas 24 x 48 in. OCTOBER 14, 2012 124G in. x 64G in. 1977.12 2013 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gift of the American Academy 30 x 40 in, Charles F. Smith Fund Gift of the Connecticut Historical Factory Worker, 1940 1953.23 of Arts and Letters Gift of Audrey Webster 1958.01 STEPHEN BROWN Society by transfer of a gift Conte crayon MILTON AVERY (1885–1965) Study for Mural "Arts of the West" 1955.01 2001.116 Gibbons Swamp, 1988 (1950–2009) from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 16 x 11 in. Child's Supper, 1945 (Second Study), 1932 Outside Porta San Lorenzo, Rome, 1867 Oil on canvas Portrait of my Wife, 1992 Lewtan and Family in memory William F. Brooks Fund Oil on canvas Oil on board Oil on canvas GUSTAVE ADOLPH 40 x 60 in. Oil on wood panel of Mr. Lewtan’s brother, Robert 1954.64 36 x 48 in. 19 x 29 in. 4 x 10 in. WIEGAND (1870–1957) Gift of Paul Zimmerman 9H x 7I in. Lewtan, 2009.116.1 Gift of Roy R. Neuberger Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Gift of the American Academy At Croton, New York, n.d. 2000.48 Joseph H. and Janet Myers Fund JOHN MATULIS (1910–2000) 1954.32 1953.24 of Arts and Letters Oil on board Poquonock Sequence, 1977 1992.104 Hartford (Industry), c. 1910 Apples, c. 1936–1940 Study for Mural "Arts of the South," 1932 1955.02 8 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Oil on panel Oil on board WILLIAM BAZIOTES Oil on board Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 50 x 48 in. KEILER & COMPANY, 124G x 64G in. 11 x 12H in. (1912–1963) 18 x 29 in. FRANK VIETOR (1919–2006) Collection Friends Purchase Fund FARMINGTON, CT. Gift of the Connecticut Historical Gift of WPA Dusk, 1954 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund October 1950, n.d. 1989.43 1977.24 ONGOING Society by transfer of a gift 1934.03 Oil on canvas 1953.25 Acrylic on board Tapestry Victoria, 1988 from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 34 x 17 in. Study for Mural "Indian Arts" 12 x 27 in. GUY CARLETON WIGGINS Oil on canvas WALTER GRIFFIN Lewtan and Family in memory THE MATTATUCK MUSEUM, A. W. Stanley Fund and Charles (First Study), 1932 Gift of Paul Zimmerman (1883–1962) 50 x 50 in. (1861–1935) of Mr. Lewtan’s brother, Robert WATERBURY, CT. F. Smith Fund Oil on board 2000.60 Late November, 1924 Gift of Paul Zimmerman The Tranquil Tree, c. 1920–30 Lewtan, 2009.116.2 NOVEMBER 14, 2012 TO 1984.31 14H x 12H in. Oil on canvas 2000.49 Oil on canvas FEBRUARY 6, 2013 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO 19H x 23H in. 24 x 30 in. CHARLES ADAMS PLATT GIFFORD BEAL 1953.26 AND WILLIAM JEWETT Bequest of Helen Vibberts Gift of John C. E. Taylor (1861–1933) ROBERT REID (1862–1929) (1879–1956) Study for Mural "Indian Arts" (1783–1861; 1792–1874) 2006.92 1971.35 The Old Covered Bridge, Hartford, The Sunlight, c. 1890–95 Elevated, Columbus Avenue, New York, (Second study), 1932

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Oil on canvas CHARLES COURTNEY 28J x 42J in. Oil on canvas Butterflies, 1878 18H x 16I in. CURRAN (1861–1942) Charles F. Smith Fund 19M x 23M in. Oil on canvas mounted on Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Woman with a Feathered Hat, 1890 1963.04 Grace Judd Landers Fund masonite 1953.45 Oil on wood panel 1942.11 37I x 24 in. Study for Mural "Arts of the City," 1932 12 x 8M in. THOMAS EAKINS Friends of William F. Brooks Oil on board Gift of Mrs. Althea Dalehefte (1844–1916) MARSDEN HARTLEY 1950.03 19G x 52H in. 1979.3 Old Lady Sewing, c. 1879 (1877–1943) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on wood panel Maine Islands, c. 1938 EDWARD HOPPER (1882– 1953.46 JOHN STEUART CURRY 14H x 10K in. Oil on canvas 1967) (1897–1946) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 10G x 18G in. Blackhead, Monhegan, 1916–19 ALBERT BIERSTADT The Stallion, 1937 1942.16 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on panel (1830–1902) Oil and tempera on canvas on 1949.09 11H x 16 in. Seal Rock, c. 1872–87 board RALPH EARL (1751–1801) Gift of Olga H. Knoepke Oil on canvas on wood paneled 24K x 30H in. Gentleman with Attendant, c. 1785–88 CHILDE HASSAM 1992.22 stretcher Gift of Stevan Dohanos Oil on canvas (1859–1935) 30 x 44G in. 1959.04 30I x 25I in. Le Jour du Grand Prix, 1887 HENRY INMAN (1801–1846) Alix W. Stanley Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas Cornelia Rutgers Livingston, c. 1833 1962.14 CATHLEEN DALEY (b. 1955) 1948.6 37 x 49G in. Oil on canvas 5A, 2007 Grace Judd Landers Fund 48H x 36G in. RALPH A. BLAKELOCK Acrylic on rice paper FREDERICK CARL 1943.14 John Butler Talcott Fund (1847–1919) 120 x 168 in. FRIESEKE (1874–1939) 1952.3 The Encampment, 1869–1872 Purchase for the Museum by The Bird Cage, c. 1910 MARTIN JOHNSON HEADE Oil on board with wood cradle Ellen Wineberg Oil on canvas (1819–1904) GEORGE INNESS 10H x 13H in. 2010.124 32 x 32 in. Ipswich Marshes, 1867 (1825–1894) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund John Butler Talcott Fund Oil on canvas Saint Peter's, Rome, 1857 1942.12 STUART DAVIS (1892–1964) 1917.02 12 x 28 in. Oil on canvas Analogical Emblem Landscape, 1933 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 29H x 39I in. ILYA BOLOTOWSKY Oil on composition board ADOLF GOTTLIEB 1961.16 Charles F. Smith Fund (1907–1981) 13M x 14I in. (1903–1974) 1941.01 Composition, 1940 Olga H. Knoepke Fund and Omen for a Hunter, 1947 JULIE HEFFERNAN (b. 1956) Oil on canvas Members Purchase Fund Oil on canvas Self-Portrait as Everything that Rises, EASTMAN JOHNSON 17 x 24 in. 1996.16 30 x 38 in. 2003 (1824–1906) Charles F. Smith Fund Joanne Mattera (b. 1958), Uttar 267, 2004, Encaustic on panel, 36 x 36 in., Purchase for NBMAA by Ellen Wineberg, 2012.61 Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas Hollyhocks, 1876 1994.01 Oil on canvas THOMAS COLE (1801–1848) Stephen B. Lawrence Fund and GUY PENE DU BOIS 2000.24 78 x 82 in. Oil on canvas on wood paneled 22 x 32 in. The Clove, Catskills, c. 1826 through exchange (1884–1958) Charles F. Smith Fund stretcher WILLIAM BRADFORD Gift of Howard H. Bristol, Jr. Oil on canvas 1976.04 On the Bridge, 1926 JOHN HABERLE 2005.182 23I x 30H in. (1823–1892) 1979.111 25G x 35J in. Oil on wood panel (1856–1933) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Fishing Fleet off Labrador, 1884 Charles F. Smith Fund JASPER FRANCIS CROPSEY 21L x 17M in. Time and Eternity, c. 1889–90 ROBERT HENRI (1865–1929) 1946.07 Oil on canvas FREDERIC EDWIN 1945.22 (1823–1900) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas Spanish Girl of Segovia, 1912 18 x 29L in CHURCH (1826–1900) Lake Wawayanda, Sussex County, New 1944.09 14 x 10 in. Oil on canvas JOHN FREDERICK John Butler Talcott Fund West Rock, New Haven, 1849 JOHN SINGLETON COPLEY Jersey, 1870 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund 40I x 33J in. KENSETT (1816–1872) 1969.73 Oil on canvas (1738–1815) Oil on canvas ASHER BROWN DURAND 1952.01 John Butler Talcott Fund Roundout Creek, 1862 27J x 40J in. Lydia Lynde, c. 1762–64 24 x 44J in. (1796–1886) 1941.07 Oil on canvas ALFRED THOMPSON John Butler Talcott Fund Oil on canvas mounted on Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Sunday Morning, 1860 WILLIAM MICHAEL 15 x 24 in. BRICHER (1837–1908) 1950.1 masonite 1962.19 Oil on canvas on wood paneled HARNETT (1848–1892) WINSLOW HOMER Charles F. Smith Fund Sunrise, c. 1870 30 x 25 in. stretcher Still Life With Violin, 1886 (1836–1910) 1945.10

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ROCKWELL KENT 60H x 60H in. RAPHAELLE PEALE 27 x 34 in. ALBERT PINKHAM RYDER JOHN SMIBERT (1688–1751) ANDREW WYETH RUDOLPH BELARSKI (1882–1971) Gift of the artist (1774–1825) Charles F. Smith Fund (1847–1917) Benjamin Colman, c. 1740 (1917–2009) (1900–1983) Toilers of the Sea, 1907 2003.14 Bowl of Peaches, 1816 1953.06 Woman and Staghound (Geraldine), Oil on canvas McVey's Barn, 1948 Storm in Space, 1942 Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel c. 1883 49I x 39I in. Egg tempera and oil resin on Oil on canvas 38J x 44J in. THOMAS MORAN 12L x 19G in. WILLIAM TYLEE RANNEY Oil on gilded wood panel Harriet Russell Stanley Fund masonite Frame Dimension: 45 x 25 in. Charles F. Smith Fund (1837–1926) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1813–1857) 11K x 5M in 1948.01 32K x 48 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 1944.01 The Wilds of Lake Superior, 1864 1961.01 Shad Fishing on the Hudson, 1846 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund 2009.22.12 LIC Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 1946.26 GILBERT STUART 1948.24 MARTIN KLINE (b. 1961) 30J x 45J in. SARAH MIRIAM PEALE 25H x 35 in. (1755–1828) EARLE BERGY (1901–1952) Empoisonner, 2001 & 2007 Charles F. Smith Fund (1800–1885) Harriet Russel Stanley fund JOHN SINGER SARGENT Jared Sparks, 1827–28 NATIONAL GALLERY OF Doubling in Murder, 1947 Encaustic on panel 1944.04 Mrs. Charles Ridgely Carroll (Rebecca 1965.09 (1856–1925) Oil on canvas ART, WASHINGTON, D.C. Oil on canvas 62 x 49 x 4 in Pue), c. 1822 Miss Cara Burch (1878–1961), 1888 27G x 22J in. JUNE 2012 TO JULY 2013 Frame Dimension: 47 x 28 in. Gift of the Artist in honor of ROBERT MOTHERWELL Oil on canvas WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund and The Robert Lesser Collection Douglas Hyland (1915–1991) 29 x 24G in. (1833–1905) 30 x 25G in. Charles F. Smith Fund GEORGE BELLOWS 2009.22.75 LIC 2011.53 Elegy with Opening, 1984 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breakers at Beaver Tail, 1894 Charles F. Smith Fund 1955.06 (1882–1925) Acrylic polymer and charcoal on Vose in memory of Sanford Low Oil on canvas 1942.02 The Big Dory, 1913 HOWARD BROWN (1878– JOHN LA FARGE canvas 1964.56 19H x 32 in. Study for Portrait of Mrs. Hugh JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN Oil on panel 1945) (1835–1910) 24 x 36 in. Gift of Mrs. Talcott Slater Hammersley, 1892 (1853–1902) 45I x 56 in. Interplanetary Graveyard, 1942 Lady of Shalott, c. 1862 Charles F. Smith Fund and Gift CHARLES ETHAN PORTER 1959.14 Oil on canvas Niagara in Winter, c. 1893 Northeast Utilities Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel of the Dedalus Foundation (1847–1923) 33J x 20I in. Oil on canvas 1944.21 Frame Dimension: 45 x 26 in. 9J x 14I in. 1995.09 Still Life with Fruit and Basket, n.d. THEODORE ROBINSON Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan 30J x 25J in. The Robert Lesser Collection Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on oil cloth (1852–1896) Collection Harriet Russell Stanley Fund SOUTHERN NEW 2009.22.117 LIC 1945.02 GEORGIA O'KEEFFE 17H x 23J in. Union Square, 1895 1989.41 1947.37 HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY, (1887–1986) Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oil on canvas HOOKSETT, NH. JANUARY JOHN A. COUGHLIN FITZ HUGH (HENRY) LANE East River from the 30th Story of Shelton Krumholtz 20 x 16L in. CHARLES SHEELER BENJAMIN WEST 1 TO MARCH 1, 2013 (1885–1965) (1804–1865) Hotel, 1928 1985.21 Gift of the Alix W. Stanley (1883–1965) (1738–1820) The Eyes, 1930 Wreck of the Roma, 1846 Oil on canvas Estate On a Connecticut Theme #3 (Bucolic Thetis Bringing Armor to Achilles, 1806 ALLEN ANDERSON Oil on canvas Oil on canvas [appears lined] 30 x 48J in. RICHARD POUSETTE-DART 1954.26 Landscape #2), 1958 Oil on canvas (1908–1995) Frame Dimension: 47 x 28 in. 17M x 27 in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund (1916–1992) Tempera on board 20 x 27G in. Satan's Slough, 1943 The Robert Lesser Collection Lehman Foundation, A. W. 1958.09 Blue Presence, 1970 NORMAN ROCKWELL 7H x 10L in. Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas 2009.22.19 LIC Stanley Fund, Stephen B. Oil on board (1894–1978) Charles F. Smith Fund 1942.1 Frame Dimension: 48 x 28 in. Lawrence Fund, and MAXFIELD PARRISH 24 x 24 in. Weighing In, 1958 1976.03 The Robert Lesser Collection RAFAEL DE SOTO Mr. Richard Weed (1870–1966) Stephen B. Lawrence Fund Oil on canvas JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL 2009.22.2 LIC (1904–1987) 1978.56 Dusk, 1942 1971.25 33 x 30M in. CINDY SHERMAN (b. 1954) WHISTLER (1834–1903) Revolt of the Underworld, 1942 Oil on masonite Gift of the artist Untitled, 2000 The Beach at Selsey Bill, c. 1865 WALTER BAUMHOFER Oil on canvas JACOB LAWRENCE 13G x 15G in. MAURICE PRENDERGAST 1969.76 LIC Cebachrome print Oil on canvas (1904–1987) Frame Dimension: 44 x 26 in. (1917–2000) Charles F. Smith Fund (1858–1924) 32H x 22 in. 24 x 18I in. Meteor Menace, 1934 The Robert Lesser Collection Dreams #1, 1965 1966.52 Salem, c. 1910–13 SEVERIN ROESEN Members Purchase Fund Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas 2009.22.84LIC Gouache on paper Oil on canvas (1815–1872) 2000.88 1949.20 Frame Dimension: 49 x 28 in. Death and the Spider, 1940 31 x 22H in. CHARLES WILLSON PEALE 14G x 18G in. Fruit and Wine Glass, c. 1860–65 The Robert Lesser Collection Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund (1741–1827) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Oil on canvas JOHN SLOAN (1871–1951) GRANT WOOD (1892–1942) 2009.22.68 LIC Framed Dimensions: 40H x 1989.03 New England Merchant, c. 1765 1944.15 29M x 25J in. Main Street, Gloucester, 1917 Sentimental Ballad, 1942 The Red Skull, 1933 24H in. Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas Oil on masonite Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) 18 x 15 in. JOHN QUIDOR (1801–1881) 1964.53 26 x 32G in. 24 x 50 in. Frame Dimension: 46 x 27 in. 2009.22.180 LIC Horizontal Brushstrokes, 2003 Charles F. Smith Fund A Knickerbocker Tea Party, 1866 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund Charles F. Smith Fund The Robert Lesser Collection Gouache on paper 1971.06 Oil on canvas 1943.16 1962.01 2009.22.72 LIC

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JOHN DREW (1884–1953) NORMAN BLAINE CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE GEORGE GARDNER STEVAN DOHANOS SAMUEL LANCASTER THOMAS HICKS (1823–1890) IVAN GREGOREWITCH Women in Crime, 1932 SAUNDERS (1907–1989) (1872–1930) SYMONS (1861–1930) (1907–1994) GERRY (1813–1891) Long Island Landscape (Study of Trees OLINSKY (1878–1962) Oil on canvas Black Pool for Hell Maidens, 1938 October Landscape, 1923 The Last Gleam, c. 1909 Low Tide, n.d. Landscape, n.d. and Border of Hempstead Plains), 1853 At the Festa del Redentore, 1908 Frame Dimension: 31 x 19 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Tempera on board Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection Frame Dimension: 47 x 27 in. 30J x 24M in. 30J x 36 in. 26 x 40 in. 24 x 36 in. 22H x 29M in. oval 24 x 32 in. 2009.22.22 LIC The Robert Lesser Collection Gift of Olga H. Knoepke John Butler Talcott Fund Gift of Mrs. Prentice M. Troup Gift of Lynn and Jeffrey Blau Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gift of John and Richard Miller 2009.22.57 LIC 1992.37 1922.01 2004.58 2004.13 Bakewell 2003.06 ROBERT FUQUA Give Hijackers Hell, 1938 1970.51 (1905–1959) Oil on canvas WILSON HENRY IRVINE GUY WIGGINS (1883–1862) THOMAS R. DUNLAY JOHN HARE (1908–1978) HOVSEP PUSHMAN Stories of the Stars, 1944 Frame Dimension: 44 x 25 in. (1869–1936) Road to the Wood, 1925 (b. 1951) Late March, Marblehead, 1973 HERBERT MEYER (1877–1966) Oil on board The Robert Lesser Collection Road through the Clearing, n.d. Oil on canvas The Ginger Jar, n.d. Oil on canvas (1882–1960) Rose of Eternal Spring, c. 1943 Framed Dimensions: 24 x 29 in. 2009.22.59 LIC Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. Oil on canvas 28 x 28 in. A Day in June, c. 1940 Oil on canvas The Robert Lesser Collection 24 x 27J in. Grace Judd Landers Fund 30 x 25 in. Friends Purchase Fund Oil on canvas 22H x 19H in. 2009.22.176 LIC JAMES ALLEN ST. JOHN Alex W. Stanley Fund 1939.01 Gift of Robert Segal 1973.4 25 x 30 inches Charles F. Smith Fund (1872–1957) 1996.25 1981.119 Gift of Mrs. Felicia Meyer Marsh 1943.1 RICHARD LILLIS (1899–1995) Tarzan Lord of the Jungle, 1928 SMITHSONIAN AMERICAN 1962.21 Straw for the Thirsty, 1945 Oil on masonite board HERBERT MEYER ART MUSEUM, Oil on canvas Frame Dimension: 47 x 30 in. (1882–1960) WASHINGTON, D.C. Frame Dimension: 46 x 26 in. The Robert Lesser Collection Snow Towards Dorset, 1940 NOVEMBER 16, 2012 TO The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.113 LIC Oil on canvas MAY 17, 2013 2009.22.37 LIC 24 x 35 in. PAUL STAHR (1883–1953) Gift of the Solon H. Borglum WINSLOW HOMER FRANK R. PAUL (1884–1963) The Hothouse World, 1931 Sculpture and Education Fund (1836–1910) Golden City of Titan, 1941 Oil on canvas 1942.27 Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 Gouache, pen and ink Frame Dimension: 40 x 25 in. Oil on canvas Frame Dimension: 34 x 34 in. The Robert Lesser Collection HENRY WARD RANGER 18 x 26 in. The Robert Lesser Collection 2009.22.122 LIC (1858–1916) Charles F. Smith Fund 2009.22.96 LIC Woodland Landscape, n.d. 1940.02 NORTHEAST UTILITIES, Oil on canvas GEORGE ROZEN HARTFORD, CT. ONGOING 12 x 16 in. STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, (1895–1974) Gift of Walter and Harriet NEW BRITAIN, CT. Dead Man's Chest, 1948 MICHAEL R. CIPRIANO Huber ONGOING Oil on canvas (b. 1942) 2003.08 Frame Dimension: 39 x 22 in. Demimonde, 1999 JOHN CLYMER (1907–1989) The Robert Lesser Collection Acrylic on canvas over board CHAUNCEY FOSTER The Battle of Waterloo, 1815, 1962 2009.22.49 LIC 48 x 30 in. RYDER (1868–1949) Oil on board The Grove of Doom, 1933 Gift of the artist Lyndboro Brook, n.d. 29 x 40 in. Oil on canvas 2000.36 Oil on canvas Gift of American Cyanamid Frame Dimension: 48 x 27 in. 25 x 30 in. 1985.51 LIC The Robert Lesser Collection JAMES DEL GRASSO Grace Judd Landers Fund 2009.22.51 LIC (b. 1941) 1939.04 The Room of Doom, 1942 Landscape with farm, n.d. Winter landscape, n.d. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Frame Dimension: 39 x 25 in. 14 x 36 in. 20G x 30G in. The Robert Lesser Collection Bequest of Paul Zimmerman Gift of the Estate of Miss 2009.22.54 LIC 2009.101 Frances Whittlesey 1972.32 Generic Art Solutions: Tony Campbell (b. 1965) and Matt Vis (b. 1965), The Raft, 2010, Archival pigment print, Director’s Discretionary Purchase Fund, 2013.29

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WILLIAM SARTAIN VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF HARRY FARRER (1843–1903) 14G x 18H in. HAL DAVID BERGER KREG KALLENBERGER MARK PEISER (b. 1938) 14 x 27 x 4 in. (1843–1924) FINE ARTS, RICHMOND, At the End of the Day, 1901 2005.77 LTL (1950–2003) (b. 1950) Mountain Landscape, n.d. 2008.93 LTL New Jersey Landscape, c. 1909 VA. JUNE 2 TO AUGUST Watercolor on paper Paperweight, n.d. Full Moon Dune, 1998 Glass Oil on canvas 26, 2012 17 3/4 x 25 in. WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL Glass Blown glass 8 x 10G x 2 in. ROBERT WILSON 25 x 30 in. 2002.147 T (1839–1904) 2L x 3H x 2G in. 7 x 20 x 4 in. 2008.100 LTL (1920–2000) John Butler Talcott Fund WINSLOW HOMER The Grand Canal with San Giorgio 2008.80 LTL 2012.35.4 LTL Golden Sky, n.d. 1909.03 (1836–1910) SAMUEL LANCASTER Maggiore, 1875 MARK PEISER (b. 1938) Blown glass Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 GERRY (1813–1891) Oil on canvas STANISLAW BOROWSKI JOHN KUHN (b. 1949) Untitled, 1985 10 in. diameter HELEN SAWYER (MRS. Oil on canvas White Hills, Jackson New Hampshire, 14G x 27H in. (b. 1944) AC-DC, n.d. Blown glass 2012.35.12 LTL JERRY FARNSWORTH) 18 x 26 in. Scene on the Glen Ellis River, c. 1880s 2000.72 T Extraordinary Visions, 1987 Blown glass 6M x 17H x 2H in. (1900–1999) Charles F. Smith Fund Oil on canvas Blown glass 7H x 6I in. 2012.35.8 LTL JORG F. ZIMMERMAN Summer, 1944 1940.02 20H x 30H in. HENRY PEMBER SMITH 8 x 7 x 4 in. 2012.35.5 LTL (b. 1940) Oil on canvas 2005.29 LTL (1854–1907) 2012.35.1 LTL COLIN REID (b. 1953) Rocking Blue, n.d. 30 x 25 in. JERVIS MCENTEE Summer Landscape, 1876 THOMAS LEMKE (b. 1958) Torn, n.d. Glass Gift of the Estate of Mrs. Philip (1828–1891) JAMES MCDOUGAL HART Watercolor on paper PETER BRAMHALL (b. 1942) Suspended Motion, 2001 Blown glass 7L x 14I in diameter Stanley Autumn Landscape, 1864 (1828–1901) 8 x 6K in. w/oval top Untitled, n.d. Glass 17H x 11G x 6H in. 2008.99 LTL 1971.31 Oil on canvas Sheep in the Meadow, c. 1870 2005.35 LTL Blown glass 9 x 5 x 5 in. 2012.35.9 LTL 19H x 35 in. Oil on canvas 14G x 12 in. diameter 2008.95 LTL CZESLAW ZUBER (b. 1948) CATHERINE WHARTON Grace Judd Landers Fund 12 x 24 in. HENDRIK KRUSEMAN VAN 2012.35.2 LTL CHRISTOPHER RIES The Star Catchers, 1999 MORRIS WRIGHT (1899– 1946.04 2005.30 LTL ELTEN (1829–1904) MARVIN LIPOFSKY (b. 1952) Blown glass 1988) Haines Falls, Catskill, New York, c. 1800s VACLAV CIGLER (b. 1929) (b. 1938) Falling Petals, 1999 10H x 7 x 4 in. Holed in for the Winter, 1945 WORKS ON LOAN DUBOIS FENELON Watercolor on paper Untitled, n.d. Soumi Finland #9, n.d. Glass 2012.35.13 LTL Oil on canvas TO THE NBMAA HASBROUCK (1860–1934) 14 x 18 in. Blown glass Glass 10H x 5H x 2I in. 20 x 37 in. Snow Scene, c. late 19th century 2005.33 LTL 10I x 12 x 6H in 12G x 15H x 14H in. 2008.88 LTL LONG TERM LOAN FROM Grace Judd Landers Fund PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. Watercolor 2012.35.3 LTL 2008.96 LTL STEVE BARTH 1947.39 AND MRS. FREDERICK 22G x 14H in. KARL WITKOWSKI DINO ROSIN (b. 1948) BAEKELAND 2005.79 LTL (1860–1910) FRITZ DREISBACH (b. 1941) JOHN LITTLETON (b. 1957) Triple Sassi, n.d. WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE MUSEO THYSSEN- Newsboy Eating a Pie, c. 1885–1890 Vase, 1984 KATE VOGEL (b. 1956) Glass (1849–1916) BORNEMISZA, MADRID, HILDA BELCHER (1881–1963) CHRISTIAN A. JORGENSEN Oil on canvas Glass Imago Bag, 1997 35H x 15G x 6I in. Portrait of Artist Beck Wenzell, c. 1900 SPAIN. MAY 29 TO June on the Stairway, c. 1925–35 (1860–1935) 22 x 14 in. 9G x 6H in. diameter Blown glass 2008.89 LTL Oil on canvas SEPTEMBER 30, 2012 Watercolor on board Top of Hill, Annisquam, 1916 2005.160 LTL 2008.94 LTL 18 x 12 x 10H in. 20J x 16G in. 18M x 12H in. Watercolor on paper 2012.35.6 LTL LINO TAGLIAPIETRA 2011.135 LTL EDWARD HOPPER 2005.156 LTL 15 x 10I in. PROMISED GIFTS OF JOHN HEALEY (b. 1946) (b. 1934) (1882–1967) 2005.34 LTL DR. AND MRS. FREDERICK Pure Emotion, n.d. JOSEPH PAGANO (b. 1965) Venus, 1997 WILLIAM MCDOUGAL Abbot’s House, 1926 ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS BAEKELAND Optical glass and marble Bora Bora, 2002/2004 Blown glass HART (1823–1894) Watercolor on wove paper (1829–1883) WILTON LOCKWOOD (GLASS) 14H x 8H x 5 in. Glass 15I x 8H x 4H in. Peace and Plenty, 1855 14 x 20 in. Picnic in a Summer Landscape, 1879 (1861–1914) 2008.82 LTL 15 x 18H x 4 in. 2012.35.10 LTL Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Fund Oil on canvas Still Life with Roses, c. 1900 ALLEN S. ANDERSON 2008.87 LTL 39 x 60 in. 1946.19 10G x 16J in. Oil on Canvas (b. 1952) RICHARD RYAN HORNBY STEVEN WEINBERG 2010.117 LTL 2005.157 LTL 12G x 15 in. Transition, 1999 (b. 1965) MICHAEL PAVLIK (b. 1941) (b. 1954) 2011.59 LTL Glass From Final Chambers series, 1998 Equivocal Equinox, 1983 Consequences, 1997 GEORGE INNESS CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS 6 x 12 x 12 in. Glass Blown glass Blown glass (1825–1894) (1856–1933) J. FRANCIS MURPHY 2008.79 LTL 11I x 6 x 5 in. 10G x 12 x 9 in. 10L x 7 x 4H in. Afternoon, 1846 Sun Spotted Meadows, n.d. (1953–1921) 2008.83 LTL 2012.35.7 LTL 2012.35.11 LTL Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Landscape, 1892 Crescent Beach Boat, 2001 34H x 49 in. 24 x 36 in. Watercolor Glass 2010.118 LTL 2005.28 LTL

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LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on canvas JAMES AVATI (1912–2005) In The White Mountains, 1863 WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG Oil on paperboard JOHN TWATCHMAN 16K x 24H in. RHODA AND DAVID 28 x 22 in. Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell, 1955 Oil on canvas laid down on (1822–1900) 2I x 4 in. (1853–1902) 2011.124 LTL CHASE 1995.05 T Oil on board masonite Lake in the Mountains, n.d. 2011.125 LTL Snowbound Stream, 1890 33H x 19 in. 12 x 20 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas LONG TERM LOAN FROM MARC SIJAN (b. 1946) LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2001.100 T LIC 2001.118 T 15 x 21G in. MARY STEVENSON 30 x 30 in. ELIZABETH YOAKUM Security Guard, 2006 THE FRANCES ARCHIPENKO 2003.79 LTL CASSATT (1845–1926) 2011.116 LTL JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN Polyresin sculpture with oil paint GRAY COLLECTION LONG TERM LOAN FROM EDMUND C. COATES Margot Wearing a Bonnett, 1923 (1853–1902) 72 in. H. MS. SARAH MELTZOFF (1816–1871) UNKNOWN (N.D.) Aquatint WILLIAM AIKEN WALKER Summer Trees, n.d. 2012.86 LTL ALEXANDER ARCHIPENKO Hudson River View, n.d. Boating on a Mountain Lake, n.d. 8G x 5M in. (1838–1921) Oil on canvas (1887–1964) STANLEY MELTZOFF Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 2011.119 LTL Family Wash Day, 1908 36 x 40 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Queen of Sheba, 1961 (1917–2006) 24 x 32 in. 10 x 14 in. Looking in the Hand Mirror, 1923 Oil on board LUCY CROSS Bronze The Delicate Prey, 1952 2003.74 LTL 2003.72 LTL Drypoint 2009.31 LTL 72 x 36 x 30 in. Oil on masonite 8G x 5M in. MARY CASSATT 2007.118 LTL 21G x 18I in. ASHER BROWN DURAND THOMAS WORTHINGTON 2011.120 LTL (1845–1926) 2001.101 T LIC (1796–1886) WHITTREDGE (1820–1910) Sarah Smiling, 1923 In the Omnibus, 1890–91 LONG TERM LOAN East Branch of the Ausable River, n.d. In Lebanon Valley, Pennsylvania, n.d. Aquatint Drypoint with color aquatint FROM CHAIM GROSS LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on canvas Oil on board 8G x 5M in. 14H x 10 in. FOUNDATION PATRICIA JOBE PIERCE 15G x 24 in. 8L x 13 in. 2011.121 LTL 1991.25 T AND MARCO APOLLO 2003.76 LTL 2003.70 LTL The Manicure, 1923 CHAIM GROSS (1904–1991) PIERCE Drypoint LONG TERM LOAN FROM The Juggler, 1975 ALVAN FISHER (1792–1863) LONG TERM LOAN 8G x 5M in. JOHN JOSEPH ENNEKING DR. BURTON AND CAROL Bronze Mountain Stream, n.d. FROM THE PRIVATE 2011.122 LTL SUSAN CUNIN 91 x 60 x 36 in. (1841–1916) Oil on canvas COLLECTION OF TIA 2012.34 LTL A Woodland Stream, 1897 20 x 24 in. CHILDE HASSAM DAVID V. HAYES Tightrope Acrobats, 1962 Oil on canvas 2003.78 LTL JOEL BABB (b. 1947) (1859–1935) (1931–2013) Bronze 32 x 45 in. Boston from the Hancock Tower, 2008 A Bather, Silver Beach Grass, 1918 Vertical Motif #1, 1976 84 x 20 x 20 in. 2010.125 LTL F.S. FROST (ATTRIBUTED) Oil on linen Oil on wood cigar box Corten steel 2011.114 LTL (1825–1902) 36 x 84 in. 9K x 5H in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 96 x 4 x 12 in. Mountain Lake, 1858 2011.101 LTL 2011.123 LTL TIM PRENTICE 2011.129 LTL PROMISED GIFTS FROM Oil on canvas Ten Pound Island, 1896 LONG TERM LOAN FROM THE JULI COLLECTION 13H x 24 in. Oil on canvas TIM PRENTICE (b. 1930) JACK WARNER AND LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2001.119 T 32J x 32G in. Floating Carpet, 2011 SUSAN AUSTIN WARNER MRS. ARTHUR GENGLER 219+ WOOD ENGRAVINGS 2011.117 LTL Aluminum C/O DAVID GENGLER BY WINSLOW HOMER J. HART & A. TAIT (1828– SEVERIN ROESEN 36 x 144 x 48 in. 1901; 1819–1905) THOMAS MORAN 2010.67 LTL (1815–1872) GEORGE CATLIN LONG TERM LOAN FROM Ducks in a Wood, 1866 (1837–1926) An Abundance of Fruit, 1865 (1796–1872) MARTIN KLINE Oil on board Green River in Wyoming, 1899 LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on canvas Buffalo Hunt in Snow Shoes, n.d. 11 inch diameter (oval) Oil on canvas MARTIN KLINE (b. 1961) CHET SCHMITT 36 x 50H in. Oil on canvas 2001.120 T 10 x 14 in. Painting Sculpture, 1999–2009 2011.115 LTL 28 x 23 in. THOMAS BIRCH (1779–1851) 2011.118 LTL Bronze DANIEL HUNTINGTON 1995.07 T Make’er Fast, n.d. LONG TERM LOAN 84 x 60 x 39 in. (1816–1906) THEODORE ROBINSON Chesh-Oo-Honga-All, n.d. Oil on canvas FROM THE WARNER 2012.04 LTL (1852–1896) Oil on canvas 22 x 31 in. The Upper Hudson, n.d. FOUNDATION 30 x 25 in. Oil on canvas laid down on Winter-Giverny, 1889 LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2001.117T 1995.06 T masonite ALBERT BIERSTADT Oil on panel JENNY AVATI LEMOS 10G x 13I in. Mew-Hew-She-Kaw, The White Cloud, JOHN W. CASILEAR 14 x 24 in. (1830–1902) Iván Navarro (b. 1972), Manhole (Icon), 2011, Neon light, glass, plywood, mirror, 2012.77 LTL 35 x 9 in., Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, 2012.78 Chief of the Ioways, n.d. (1811–1893) 2001.121 T Figures Along the Coast of Italy, c. 1859

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Lisa Hoke: The Gravity of Color, New Britain Nelson H. White: Scenic Spirit A Joint Venture: The Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Installation through 2013 July 13–Oct. 14, 2012 Jan. 25–June 2, 2013 May 24–Sept. 29, 2013 LeWitt Family Staircase Davis Gallery Davis Gallery McKernan Gallery Funded in part through a Fellowship from the National Academy Museum Support provided by The David T. Langrock Foundation, The Edward C. & Ann T. Roberts and The Edwin Austin Abbey Fund Foundation, and the New Britain Legislative Delegation and the Department of Pixelated: The Art of Digital Illustration NEW/NOW: Michael Mahalchick: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Economic and Community Development: Connecticut: Office of the Arts. Mar. 9–June 9, 2013 Tim Prentice: Floating Carpet July 21–Dec. 9, 2012 Low Illustration Gallery Cheney Gallery* Jane Bunker: Illumination Kinetic Sculpture Installation, long-term loan June 8–Aug. 18, 2013 Chase Family Building Entrance Foyer NEW/NOW: Atta Kim New Media: Brown Gillespie Davis Gallery Apr. 6–July 21, 2013 Appropriation and Inspiration Aug. 25–Nov. 25, 2012 Cheney Gallery* New Media Alcove, Batchelor Gallery NEW/NOW: Skylar Hughes Ongoing June 15–Sept. 15, 2013 Six objects installed throughout the Museum 43rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition Art from the Berlin Public Schools Cheney Gallery* April 23–28, 2013 The Art of Friendship: The Collection of George Deem Oct. 13–Oct. 28, 2012 McKernan Gallery Stanley Works Center Imagine That! Children’s Illustrations from the Permanent Collection Through July 8, 2012 June 24–Dec. 15, 2013 Davis Gallery Dine, Hockney, and Summers: Contemporary Prints from the Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools Low Illustration Gallery Paul and Teresa Kanev Collection Presented by Webster Bank Oscar Berger: Presidential Lines Oct. 19, 2012–Jan. 20, 2013 May 23–June 2, 2013 Through July 15, 2012 Davis Gallery Stanley Works Center Low Illustration Gallery Support provided by Webster Bank. In Focus: Recent Acquisitions in Photography NEW/NOW: Michael Salter: Visual Plastic Nov. 9–Dec. 30, 2012 Through Aug. 19, 2012 McKernan Gallery Cheney Gallery* The NEW/NOW Series is made possible by the generous * support of Marzena and Greg Silpe. New Media: Eric Souther New Media: Paul Theriault and Siebren Versteeg Nov. 17, 2012–Mar. 31, 2013 Toulouse-Lautrec collectors and lenders Paul and Belinda Firos seen with Yolande Bosman (center), Consul Honoraire of the Agence Consulaire de France, Through Nov. 11, 2012 New Media Alcove Hartford, CT, at the opening Jan. 12, 2013. New Media Alcove, Batchelor Gallery NEW/NOW: Tony de los Reyes: Chasing Moby Dick The Grey Collection Dec. 1, 2012–Mar. 3, 2013 Through Sept. 2, 2012 Cheney Gallery* Throughout All Time Favorites from the Low Collection of American Illustration The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions Dec. 15, 2012–June 23, 2013 of American Art Low Illustration Gallery Through Sept. 30, 2012 McKernan Gallery Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Curated by Dr. Marian Wardle Jan. 12–May 12, 2013 This exhibition was organized by the Brigham Young University Museum of Art and supported by generous grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. The McKernan Gallery foundation sponsor is the Henry Luce Foundation. Additional support has come from From the collection of Herakleidon Museum, Athens, Greece. Exhibition tour Jack and Mary Lois Wheatley and the Milton A. & Gloria G. Barlow Foundation. organized by PAN Art Connections, Inc. In New Britain, funding provided by the Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions, Sylvia Bonney, the Department of The New Britain exhibition is funded by Connecticut Humanitiesl, The David T. Economic and Community Development and NBMAA Docents. Langrock Foundation, the Robert Lehman Foundation, Inc., and the Edward C. & Ann T. Roberts Foundation.

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TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS CATALOGUES AND BOOKS IN-HOUSE PUBLICATIONS The Tides of Provincetown: Pivotal Years in America’s Oldest Pixelated: The Art of Digital Illustration. (2012). 305 pp., Continuous Art Colony (1899–2011) 268 images, 28 videos. Electronic. Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report 2011–2012. May 18–Aug. 26, 2012 (2012). 94 pp., 51 color photographs. Electronic.

Highlights of the Collection from the New Britain Museum of A Joint Venture: The Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox. 6 pp., American Art 7 images. Paper. Nassau County Museum of Art, Roslyn Harbor, NY Nov. 17, 2012–Feb. 24, 2013 New Britain Museum of American Art Long Range Plan 2013–2018. 102 pp., 39 color images. Electronic.

Robert Lesser Collection Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools. 16 pp., 3 illus. Southern New Hampshire University, Paper. Manchester, NH Jan.–Mar. 2013 PUBLISHED BY OTHERS Ninth Annual The Art of Wine & Food. 24 pp., 7 images. Paper. Walter Wick: Games, Gizmos & Toys in the Attic National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature, The ART Party of the Year, 13th Annual Spring Gala, (May 4, 2013). 50 pp., 2 color photos, 24 images. Program. Paper. Abilene, TX June 7–Nov. 14, 2013­ INVITATIONS JOHN BUTLER TALCOTT SOCIETY AND AMERICAN ART CIRCLE INVITATIONS July 10, 2012, 5-7 p.m., Private Reception and Tour at the Governor’s Residence with Governor Dannel Malloy and his wife Cathy Malloy, Hartford

Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012, 3-5 p.m., Reception and Viewing of Esteemed Connecticut Art Dealer Thomas Colville’s Asian-inspired home and art collection, Guilford

Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, 2-3:30 p.m., Preview and Reception: Toulouse-Lautrec & His World

Sunday, Mar. 10, 2013, 3-5 p.m., Reception and Viewing of The Collection of Thomas and Filomena Soyster, Farmington Zyhir Brown, a first grader at Northend Elementary School, points out his award- Artist and illustrator Matt Mahurin, one of 27 illustrators featured in Pixelated: The Art winning work Elephant and Mouse at the 23rd Annual Art from the New Britain Public of Digital Illustration, further explains his work to guests using our electronic catalog & Parochial Schools exhibition sponsored by Webster Bank. Saturday, Apr. 6, 2013, 6 p.m., Annual Black Tie that was on view during the show. Director’s Dinner

Sunday, May 19, 2013, 4-6 p.m., Reception and Viewing of The Collection of Rusty and Midge Tilney, Avon

Sunday, June 2, 2013, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Reception a la Breakfast at Tiffany’s and Preview of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman

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SPECIAL INVITATIONS SPECIAL EVENTS TV, RADIO, AND ONLINE Reporter Olessa Stepanova with Melanie Eveleth, Ameni- Unveiling of New Britain’s Sol LeWitt City Canvas, The Art of Wine & Food, Sept. 11, 2012. Save the date, TV COMMERCIALS BY L&R PRODUCTIONS ties and Accessibility at the NBMAA. Oct. 11, 2012, 3 p.m. July 6, 2012. Invitation. check cards, invitation, posters, program. 15-sec. The Art of Wine & Food Reporter Olessa Stepanova with Anna Rogulina, 5-sec., 15-sec., and 30-sec. Image Commercials Toulouse-Lautrec & His World. Feb. 14, 2013, 3 p.m. Elbert Weinberg Sculpture Dedication, Annual Meeting & Reception, Oct. 23, 2012. 15-sec. and 30-sec. Donut/Donut Hole Commercials featuring: The Blind Sister of Narcissus. October 4, 2012. Invitation. The Art of Wine & Food WVIT/NBC 30 Connecticut: Aetna Arts Week, Nov. 13–16, 2012. The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions Connecticut Spotlight: Reporter Mary Anderson with The Real Value of Art, Presented by U.S. Trust, of American Art Douglas Hyland, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World. Mar. 29, Oct. 10, 2012. Invitation. Cooking class with Jordan Caterers, Jan. 10, 31, and Toulouse-Lautrec & His World 2013. 10 a.m. Feb. 21, 2013. The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Coverage $9 Million Donation of Lesser Pulp Art Annual Meeting & Reception, Oct. 23, 2012. Invitation. Collection, May 8, 2013. John Butler Talcott Society's Black Tie Director’s Dinner, ON AIR SPOTS Apr. 6, 2013. Invitation, program. RADIO INTERVIEWS Art of Celebration, Nov. 7, 2012. Invitation. WVIT/NBC 30, WFSB 3 (CBS): 15-sec. and 30-sec. commercials featuring: WDRC Hartford, 1360 AM: The Mary Jones Show with Anna Singles Gallery Crawl, Apr. 12, 2013. Flier. Rogulina, aired the week of Jan. 21, 2013. John Butler Talcott Society's Black Tie Director’s The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art Dinner, Feb. 9, 2013. Invitation. UMC: Night at the Museum, Apr. 18, 2013. WLIS 1420 AM/ WMRD 1150 AM: The Bob Muscatell Show, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Travel with Kal, Live interview by Kal London with Douglas The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman John Butler Talcott Society's Black Tie Director’s Dinner, Cheers for Volunteers!, Apr. 24, 2013. Hyland, aired May 31, 2013. 9:05 a.m. Apr. 6. 2013. Rescheduled event. Invitation, program. NBC 30: 15-sec. commercials: RADIO COMMERICALS Brunch on the Park, May 2, 2013. Heritage Society Champagne Brunch, Apr. 27, 2013. The Art of Wine & Food CPBN/WNPR: The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the PSAs: Partners in a Caring Community: Invitation, program. Spring Gala: The ART Party of the Year, May 4, 2013. Traditions of American Art, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Save the date, invitation, program, posters, fliers, website NBC 30: 15-sec. and 30-sec. commercials featuring: ClearChannel: The Art of Wine & Food Private Reception and Tour of The Brilliance of Louis Comfort (theartpartyoftheyear.org). Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman:June 6, 2013. Invitation. The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions CTPRadio: The Art of Wine & Food (2012), The Weir 13th Annual Juneteenth Celebration, June 22, 2013. of American Art Family 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art, POSTCARD INVITATIONS: EXHIBITIONS Invitation, program, fliers, posters. Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Nelson H. White: Scenic Spirit The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Pixelated: The Art of Digital Illustration SPECIAL APPEALS WTNH Channel 8 (ABC), WWLP 22 NBC Springfield, ONLINE NEW/NOW: Atta Kim Fall Appeal Oct. 2012 Annual Appeal with 1 color image. MA: 15-sec. and 30-sec. commercials featuring: Wfsb.com: Art of Wine & Food (2012), The Weir Family, 43rd Annual Juried Members Exhibition Holiday E-card Toulouse-Lautrec & His World 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art, In Focus: Dine, Hockney and Summers: Contemporary Prints Spring Appeal Mar. 2013 Annual Appeal with 3 color images. The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Recent Acquisitions in Photography, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World, The from the Paul and Teresa Kanev Collection Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman In Focus: Recent Acquisitions in Photography NEWSLETTERS Fox 61: 15-sec. and 30-sec. commercials featuring: New Media: Eric Souther Summer 2012, 16 pp. The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Traditions Wtnh.com: Toulouse-Lautrec & His World, The Brilliance of Louis NEW/NOW: Tony de los Reyes: Chasing Moby Dick Fall 2012, 16 pp. of American Art Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman All Time Favorites from the Low Collection of American Illustration Winter 2013, 16 pp. Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Spring 2013, 20 pp. courant.com: The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the A Joint Venture: The Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox TV APPEARANCES Traditions of American Art, In Focus: Recent Acquisitions in Photography, NEW/NOW: Michael Mahalchick: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow CALENDARS CPTV: Connecticut Cultural Treasures: New 5-minute Toulouse-Lautrec & His World, The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: New Media: Brown Gillespie Summer 2012 vignette: produced by Pat Lore, at the Museum with Painter and Craftsman Art From the Berlin Public Schools Fall 2012 Douglas Hyland, aired: Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools wwlp.com: The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Winter 2013 July 20, 2012, 8:51 p.m., July 22, 2012 10:51 a.m., The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Spring 2013 Apr. 25, 2013 at 8 p.m., Apr. 28, 2013 at 10:55 p.m., Jane Bunker: Illumination ctnow.com: Toulouse-Lautrec & His World, The Brilliance of Louis Oct. 11, 2012, 8 p.m. NEW/NOW: Skylar Hughes NBMAA E-BLASTS Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman General e-blast every 10 days WFSB Better Connecticut segment: Docent e-newsletter Host Scott Haney with Douglas Hyland and Executive M.A.D. e-vite Chef Scott Miller of Max’s Oyster Bar promoting The Art The Art of Wine & Food Event e-blasts of Wine & Food, in studio, aired Aug. 2, 2012 at 3 p.m.

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ONLINE FEATURES The New Britain Herald, July 6, 2012. As Mural Debuts, Officials Hope Hartford Courant, Arts Section, Feb. 10, 2013. 'Joint Venture' Art New England, March/April edition 2013, p. 65 E-museum Art Can Spur City's Rebirth at NBMAA. pp. 1-5. 2 color images. Showcases Couple's Shared Passion by Susan Dunne. pp. G1 and Art New England, May/June edition 2013, p. 76 Museum Shop online G5. Hartford Currant, CAL 1000Museums Antiques and the Arts Weekly, July 13, 2012. The Weir Family, 1820– Hartford Advocate, Arts Section NBMAA Blog 1920: Expanding the Traditions of American Art by Stephen May. Palette: Fashion & Arts Issue of West Hartford Magazine. April/May Greater New Britain Arts Alliance Newsletter, monthly Facebook Cover story, pp. 1, 40-41. 14 images. 2013. "Art Blooms this Spring & Summer," by Lisa Lelas. pp. 26–27, New Britain City Journal, July 2012, p. 10 1 image. Twitter Hartford Courant, Arts Section, Aug. 2, 2012. Artists Embrace Pixelated Medium by Susan Dunne. p. 13. 1 image. New Britain Herald, Apr. 19, 2013. Sculpting a Solution by Brian NBMAA IMAGES INCLUDED IN: PRINT ADVERTISING Johnson. pp. 1 and 6. 3 images. Connecticut 2012 Official Visitors Guide Art New England: Tides of Provincetown ArtfixDaily/ArtWireTM,Aug. 13, 2012. The Weir Family, 1820–1920: CT Department of Economic and Community Development, 1 image. Artscope Magazine: Tides of Provincetown, City Canvas Expanding the Traditions of American Art at NBMAA. pp. 1-2. 2 Hartford Courant, May 9, 2013. $9M Collection of Illustrations Given Artscope Magazine, July 18, 2012. p. 3. 1 image. Bus Tails, Hartford and New Britain, color images. to New Britain Museum: Pulp Fiction's True Artwork by Susan Dunne, West Hartford Magazine, July/Aug. 2012. The Art Party of the Toulouse-Lautrec & His World pp. A1, A14–A15. 7 color images. Year. p. 19. 6 images. Concora 2011–2012 Season Program: New Britain New Britain Herald, Aug. 23, 2012. Long-Exposure Photography at Hartford Magazine, Sept. 2012. p. 35. 1 image. Museum of American Art NBMAA. p. 30. 1 image. Hartford Courant, June 18, 2013. Tiffany Treasuresby Susan New Britain Herald/Bristol Press, Sept. 12, 2012. p. 1. 1 image. Dunne. p. D1 and D3. 4 images. Connecticut Magazine: Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Hartford Courant, Living Section, Aug. 28, 2013. Atta Kim Exhibit New Britain Herald, Dec. 6, 2012. 1 image. Connecticut Official Visitors Guide: New Britain Opens at Museum by Susan Dunne. pp. D1 and D3. 1 image. Bristol Press/New Britain Herald, Weekend Section, May 30, 2013. New York Times, Dec. 9, 2012. 3 images. Museum of American Art featuring Martin Kline: Romantic 'Wave' at NBMAA Shows How Water Connects Us All. pp. 17-18. 2 images. New Britain Herald, Jan. 5, 2013. pp. 1 and 4. 2 color images. Nature, and NEW/NOW: Michael Salter: Visual Plastic Bristol Press/New Britain Herald, Weekend Section, Aug. 30, 2012. New Britain Herald, Jan. 13, 2013. pp. 1 and 5. 3 color images. Hartford Advocate: New Britain Museum of American Art Wine, Food… and Art! pp. 1 & 19. 4 images. Hartford Courant, Entertainment Section, May 8, 2013. Pulp Fiction's The Waterbury Republican-American, Arts & Entertainment Section, Volunteers, Artini event True Artwork by Susan Dunne. pp. A1 and A14–A15. 2 images. Mar. 3, 2013. 1 image. Hartford Courant: The Weir Family, 1820–1920: Expanding the Farmington Life, Sept. 2012. A Feast for the Senses: Art of Wine and Food Hartford Courant, Mar. 6, 2013. p. B6. 1 image. Traditions of American Art, New Britain Museum of American Set for September 11 by Rayvaa Khanna. p. 76. 2 images. The Waterbury Republican-American, Arts and Entertainment Hartford Magazine, Apr. 2013. 5 images. Art, The Art of Wine & Food, In Focus: Recent Acquisitions Section, June 9, 2013. Tiffany’s Other Side by Tracey Harford Courant, May 6, 2013. The ART Party of the Year. New Britain Herald, Oct. 24, 2012. Museum Promises a Wing and a ‘Wow’ O’Shaughnessy. pp. 1E and 2E. 2 images. in Photography, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World, The Brilliance of by Scott Whipple. pp. 1 and 4. 2 images. 26 images. Electronic. Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Hartford Courant, Arts Section, June 27, 2013. Jane Bunker, Hartford Courant, JAVA, May 7, 2013. 5 images. Hartford Magazine: The Art of Wine & Food, In Focus: Hartford Courant, Arts Section, Nov. 1, 2012. ‘Dine, Hockney, Skylar Hughes at NBMAA by Susan Dunne. p. 17. 1 color image. Antique Week, Vol. 44, Issue no. 2286, June 3, 2013. The Recent Acquisitions in Photography, Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Summers’ At NBMAA by Susan Dunne. p. 17, 2 images. Rebirth of Illustration Are Reveals America's History, Too by Carole Jewish Ledger: New Britain Museum of American Art EXHIBITION NOTICES IN: Deutsch. p. 24. 2 images. facility rentals Hartford Courant, Arts Section, Nov. 18, 2012. 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EDUCATION REMAINS CENTRAL TO THE MUSEUM’S SCHOOL TOURS AND TEACHER SERVICES MISSION AND THE NBMAA SUCCEEDED THIS TOUR PROGRAMS FOR PRE-K–GRADE 12 Trained docents invite students to explore American art PAST YEAR IN CREATING AND PRESENTING and culture through discussion and gallery activities AN ASTONISHING NUMBER OF AUTHENTIC, Pre-K and Kindergarten tours RELEVANT AND ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMS. Mini-muse Tour for Preschoolers and Kindergartners This 45-min. program introduces young children to the Museum experience and the wonder of art. To meet the demand of our varied audiences, the Museum offered a wide range of educational programs for all ages. Grades 3, 4, 5 These included lectures, gallery talks, studio classes and The Art Elements Tour workshops, film, music, theater, art and literature programs, Students view artworks in galleries to learn about the tours for children and adults and professional development elements of art and design. services for teachers. These programs offer Museum visitors of all ages and backgrounds opportunities for lifelong learning Grades 6–8 in the arts while strengthening the Museum’s education Multiple Perspectives Tour for Middle School Students mission. At the same time they employ a vast number of artists, This tour incorporates multiple intelligences approaches educators, art historians and other professionals contributing to understanding art. to the cultural fabric of the region. Grades 5–12 Highlights of the year included strong demand for student Discover America tours. During FY12, 6,992 students were on tour accompanied Students view masterpieces from the permanent by 981 teachers and adult chaperones, from 68 cities and collections and discover American history and culture towns. That represented 590 docent-led tours, many followed spanning more than 250 years. by a related art activity in the American Savings Foundation Studio and Writing Programs Art Studio. Adult tours numbered 3,579 representing an Half-hour and one-hour programs led by Museum educators additional 298 docent-led tours. Grades 1–12 For the 23rd year the Museum hosted, with support from Visual Thinking Strategies Tour Webster Bank, Art from the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools Museum facilitators use select works of art to develop which featured artwork from 230 students in grades K–12 visual understanding using VTS methods. with nearly 600 people attending the opening reception. Additionally, the Museum hosted the 3rd annual Berlin Public Special Exhibitions Tours Schools: Student Art Exhibition featuring over 200 works from Students explore art works in the changing students in grades K–12 with nearly 400 people attending the exhibitions galleries. opening reception. Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye Adult programming throughout the year was strong. Of A tour for the visually impaired. note was the ambitious programming schedule during the popular exhibition Toulouse-Lautrec & His World. The exhibition, SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, TEACHER RESOURCES organized by PAN Art Connections, enticed strong attendance AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS A young Museum goer enjoyed making a puppet at the Puppetry Workshop at the for its variety of programs offered including a symposium, Berlin Public Schools Museum Family Day under the tutelage of arts educator Robin McCahill. evening of learning, gallery talks, theater performances, tours Annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition, 200 works by and film. K–12 students. East Hartford & Manchester Public Schools The NBMAA docent corps now numbers 119 with 8 graduates Funding from the SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc. completing a rigorous eight-month training program. The provides free busing and docent-led tours and activities Museum recognizes the important role docents play in serving for students living east of the Connecticut River. the community in the field of art education. Hartford Performs Linda Mare In FY12, the NBMAA qualified for the GHAC-sponsored (top left) Central Connecticut State University students enjoy one of the interactive art stations at the biennial UMC collaboration. (lower left) Families enjoy Curator of Education program Hartford Performs, an arts education collaborative a printmaking activity led by arts educator Roxanne Faber Savage in the ArtLab at a Toulouse-Lautrec inspired Family Day. (right) A young student pals around in one of Jim Brunelle's Studio@4 classes where participants learned to work with clay. 52 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 53 education programs education programs

serving students in Hartford, providing access to quality STUDIO CLASSES WEEKLY ADULT STUDIO PROGRAMS arts education delivered through in-school teaching staff Artists-in-Residence and artist/educators were employed Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-noon: Sketching with Masters in partnership with quality arts organizations such as the for a variety of children and family programs: Suzy Jorsey Tuesdays, 3-5 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster NBMAA. Balay, Jim Brunelle, Inez Faillace, Margaret Freedman, Thursdays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Homeschoolers of CT Shelly Haas, Robin McCahill, Melissa Meredith, Sarah Sundays, 1-4 p.m.: Felting Workshop with Robin McCahill Partnership offers tours and classes for home-schooled students. Nute, Matt Ryan, Sarah Segovia, Joan Shackford, Susan Skarvinko, Mary Cottle Smealie, Paul Theriault, and ART HAPPY HOURS Milford Public Schools Siebren Versteeg. 5:30-8 p.m., second Thursday of every month; features an Visitation (tour & art activity) of entire district 5th graders. evening of art and conversation in the galleries, New Britain Public Schools Art Start (Ages 3–5) complimentary refreshments with a program at 6 p.m. Free tours to New Britain public and parochial schools; Saturdays, 11-11:45 a.m., caregivers and young children special 4th and 7th grade tours; After school program discover art in the Museum galleries with Margaret Freedman. July. 12, 2012: Opening Reception: Nelson H. White: Scenic Spirit Aug. 9, 2012: Dolores Tirri and Linda Cook: Objects Rightly with Lincoln Elementary School students—Kids Can Avoid Art Adventures (Ages 6+) Placed: Restoring J.Alden Weir's Home & Studio Tobacco; annual Art from the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools, School vacation program includes art activities or Robert Lehman Lecture presents John 250 works, 12 works from each school selected by art performances suitable for the whole family. Sept. 13, 2012: teachers, sponsored by Webster Bank. Ferguson Weir: Connecticut Painter and Professor by Judith Anne Art Explorers (Ages 6–8) Schiff, Chief Archivist of Yale University Library Seedlings Teacher Collaborative, Hartford Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, students use varied methods Oct. 11, 2012: Illustrator and guest Curator Scott Bakal, For the third year the Museum hosted preK-5th grade and materials to create personal works of art with Suzy Pixelated: The Art of Digital Illustration educators for a week-long professional development. Jorsey Balay, drop-ins welcome. Nov. 8, 2012: Opening Reception: In Focus: Recent Acquisitions The Seedlings Teacher Collaborative (STC) connects in Photography colleagues from public, parochial and independent schools, Studio@4 (Ages 8–11) Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., students explore topics in-depth Dec. 13, 2012: Opening Reception: NEW/NOW: Tony De Los Reyes to share their skills and to learn new ones in a stimulating Jan. 10, 2013: Opening Reception: New Media: Eric Souther and nurturing environment, away from the day to day with Museum educators and guest artists to build skills in drawing, painting, and photography. Feb. 14, 2013: Tarzan and Jane's First Date: 100 Years of Jungle Love, demands of teaching in classrooms. As a community of by David Davison, President, American Savings Foundation educators and mentors participants work together, using Youth Drawing 101 (Ages 11–13) Mar. 14, 2013: Energy, Passion, Emotion: Parisian Life and Henri de local resources, to create project-based curricula. Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m., students hone their drawing skills Toulouse-Lautrec by Dorothy Keller, Professor of Fine Arts, Young Audiences of CT while learning about the aesthetics, history, and practice of art. University of Saint Joseph Outreach program connecting artists, schools and the smART Birthday Parties Apr. 11, 2013: Bated Breath Theatre Co. presents Museum through school and Museum visits. Two-hour program led by Museum educators and includes The Un-making of Toulouse-Lautrec gallery tours and hands-on activity in Art Studio. May 9, 2013: Artist Talk and Book Signing with Tim PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES Prentice, Drawing on the Air: The Kinetic Sculpture of Tim Prentice FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DAYS PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS June 13, 2013: Catherine M. Rogers Distinguished Lecture: Nov. 6, 2012: Puppet Theater ADULT AND COLLEGE TOUR PROGRAMS The House that Twain & Tiffany Built,by Patti Phillipon, Beatrice Fox Dec. 9, 2012: Holiday Activities and Music One-hour general overview tours led by docents feature Auerbach Chief Curator of the Mark Twain House & Museum Jan. 21, 2013: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day highlights of the collection, temporary exhibitions and Feb. 17, 2013: Printmaking Workshop special topics including Looking at Art Through the DOCENT TRAINING Mar. 24, 2013: Make Art Happen! Collage workshop and family tours Mind’s Eye: A Tour for the Visually Impaired. Veteran Docent Program Apr. 7, 2013: Birthday, Mime Performance Monday mornings, ongoing training, Sept.–May, The WAVE Project ADULT STUDIO WORKSHOPS currently 119. June 2, 2013: Guests enjoying a docent-led adult tour discuss the merits of an original and a forged Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013: Collage and Mixed Media with New Docent Training Frank Weston Benson painting. DROP-IN SPACE Estelle Laschever (1 of 2) Monday mornings, Sept.–May, training in art ArtLab (pre k–grade 5) Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013: Collage and Mixed Media with history, process, education theory and tour techniques, Self-directed learning opportunities. Discover activities to Estelle Laschever (2 of 2) graduating 8-12 per year. explore art, science, math, music, computers and literature Friday, Feb. 1, 2013: Encaustic with Ruth Sack (1 of 4) in this hands-on space. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013: Encaustic with Ruth Sack (2 of 4) DOCENT TRIPS Friday, Feb. 15, 2013: Encaustic with Ruth Sack (3 of 4) Nov. 28, 2012: New York City Friday, Feb. 22, 2013: Encaustic with Ruth Sack (4 of 4) Apr. 29, 2013: The Mallin Collection and Buckhorn Friday, Mar. 29, 2013: One Day Workshop: Encaustic with Sculpture Park. DIA: Beacon, NY Ruth Sack and Printmaking with Roxanne Faber Savage June 3–5, 2013: Washington D.C.

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Patricia Rosoff FILM July 26, 2012: Connecticut: Seasons of Light (53 min.) GALLERY INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS Aug. 30, 2012: Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (60 min.) Take 20@12 Sept. 27, 2012: O Brother Man: The Art and Life of Lynd Ward by Tuesdays, docents explore works in the collections. Michael Maglars and Terri Templeton, CT Premiere (90 min.) Welcome Tour Oct. 25, 2012: Hugo (126 min.) and The Artist (100 min.) Saturdays, 20-min. orientation to the facility. Nov. 29, 2012: The Woodmans (82 min.) American Masterpieces Tour Dec. 27, 2012: The Loving Story (77 min.) Sundays, 1 p.m., one hour docent-led tour. Jan. 31, 2013: Moulin Rouge, 1952 (112 min.) Outdoor Sculpture Tour Feb. 28, 2013: Discovery of Art: Toulouse-Lautrec July 19 and Sept. 14, outdoor walking tour of the sculpture Mar. 28, 2013: SouthEastern Connecticut Filmakers LLC. gardens with Deb Tait Apr. 25, 2013: The Post-Impressionists: Toulouse-Lautrec (50 min.) Slow Art Day May 30, 2013: National Gallery of Art: Art Nouveau (30 min.) April 27, global slow looking at art program June 27, 2013: Le Grand Melies Films 1896–1901 (120 min.) GALLERY TALKS AND LECTURES FIRST FRIDAY Aug. 23, 2012: Evening of Learning: A Legacy of Creativity: 5:30-8 p.m., monthly; features live jazz performed by local Celebrating the Weir Family of Artists by Dorothy Keller and nationally-known musicians, gallery talks, art activities, Oct. 4, 2012: Elbert Weinberg Sculpture Dedication, light hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer, and soda, 350-400 visitors The Blind Sister of Narcissus Sept. 9, 2012: Artist Graydon Parrish prints signing and July 6, 2012: Larry Gareau Quartet lecture on The Cycle of Terror and Tragedy: September 11, 2001 Tastings: TD Homer’s Grill, Wood-N-Tap, Capitol Nov. 18, 2012: Exhibiting Artist Talks & Tours: In Focus: Lunch, Avery’s Beverages, Old Burnside Brewery Recent Acquisitions in Photography Trunk Show: Kathleen Scranton Feb. 24, 2013: Multi-Cultural America: A Panel Discussion with Aug. 3, 2012: Norman Gage Quintet Stephen Balkaran, Dr. Shelly Jones, Dr. Jeffrey Ogbar, and Tastings: Cavos Tavern & Pizzaria, Joey Garlic’s, Relic Dr. Evelynn Phillips; organized by Dr. Olusegun Sogunro; Brewing Co., La Petite France moderated by Paulette Fox; with funding from the Trunk Show: Les Lourigan Connecticut Humanities Fund. Sept. 7, 2012: Rick Costa Quartet Apr. 2, 2013: A Visual Journey through the Smithsonian’s Archives of Oct. 5, 2012: Center Stage Jazz American Gardens presented by Cynthia Brown Tastings: East Side Restaurant, Andre’s Waffalloons, City Steam Brewery MUSEUM AFTER DARK Nov. 2, 2012: William Stillinger Trio 8-11 p.m., quarterly; themed parties with a DJ, dancing, Performance: Hole in the Wall Theater libations and art activities targeting young professionals and Tastings: Confetti’s and Priam Vineyards those young at heart. Attendance is typically 200–300 people. Dec. 7, 2012: Seizure Jazz Tastings: Hawthorne Inn’s Bar 2421, Omar Coffee Co. Aug. 17, 2012: 5th Annual Summer Art Auction and Sweet Maven’s biscotti Oct. 26, 2012: 6th Annual Costume Party Jan. 4, 2013: Charles Langford Feb. 15, 2013: Love, Lust & Lautrec—1491 attended! (from left) Artist Nelson H. White with trustee and vice-chairman Todd Stitzer and Tom A small slice of the art featured at the Museum After Dark annual summer art auction. Cox at the artist's opening reception. Feb. 1, 2013: Giacomo Gates Quartet, Dr. Sketchy’s Anti May 24, 2013: M.A.D. Glitz M.A.D.'s auctions feature both artists that are well known and unknown and runs the Art School drawing extravaganza gamut when it comes to techniques and genres. Mar. 1, 2013: Afro-Semitic Experience; Performances by Bated Breath Theatre Co., The Un-making of Toulouse-Lautrec Apr. 5, 2013: Lady K All Stars; Performance by the Stardust Dancers May 3, 2013: Theresa Wright and the Distinguished Gentlemen June 7, 2013: Rick Costa Jazz Quartet; Book signing with

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SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES Jan. 28, 2013: Toulouse-Lautrec Under the Microscope with guest Toulouse-Lautrec by Fred Biamonte Apr. 25, 2013: Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and the Brooklyn Monthly concerts or music in the galleries featuring speakers Nancy Noble and Rhea Higgins and a Feb. 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2013: Lecture & Workshop: Viva les Museum, NY acclaimed musicians. performance by Bated Breath Theatre Company. Post-Impressionists with Deb Wadsworth June 20, 2013: Ayer Mansion and the Church of the Covenant, June 10, 2013: The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany Revealed with Mar. 6, 2013: Film: Toulouse-Lautrec: The Post-Impressionists Boston, MA July 8, 2012: The Gift of Life by BlackLedge Music guest speakers Margaret Hofer, Dorothy Keller and Amy (50 min.) Aug. 12, 2012: Solo Marimba Portraits by Christopher Swist McHugh. Mar. 13, 2013: Film: Discovery of Art: Toulouse-Lautrec INTERNATIONAL: Sept. 9, 2012: Halfway to Heaven with Michael Lasser (51 min.) April 10–20, 2013: Barging the Netherlands: The Old Oct. 14, 2012: Richie Kaye’s Music and Mirth with Tony LaVorgna WED@1 Mar. 27, 2013: Film: Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmartre Masters with Douglas Hyland Nov. 11, 2012: Claude Bolling Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio Informal lectures, gallery talks, film book talks, or music based (30 min.) Dec. 9, 2012: The Youth & Adult Choirs of St. John’s on the Museum’s collection, artists or special exhibitions. Apr. 3, 2013: Gallery Talk: New Britain Industrial Culture, FLIERS/INVITATION Episcopal Church, West Hartford and The Main Street Karen Hudkins, Director of the New Britain Industrial Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, 3 p.m., The Artist and Hugo. Singers Junior & Senior Choir July 11, 2012: Lecture: Dolores Tirri and Linda Cook: Museum An introduction to silent cinema produced by CCSU. Jan. 13, 2013: Dance & Music performance by Reject Objects Rightly Placed: Restoring J. Alden Weir’s Home & Studio Apr. 17, 2013: Art & Literature: Sacre Bleu written by Friday, Nov. 2, 5:30-9p.m. & Saturday Nov. 3, 10a.m.- Dance Theatre July 25, 2012: Demonstration: Plein Air Painting Demo Christopher Moore 5p.m., Holiday Encore Trunk Show Feb. 10, 2013: Hymne a L'Amour by Natasha Ulyanovsky and with artist Bob Norieka May 29, 2013: Gallery Talk: New Britain Industrial Culture, Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012, 5 p.m., a private reception Monika Krajewska Aug. 8 and 22, 2012: Film: Connecticut: Seasons of Light (53 min.) Karen Hudkins, Director of the New Britain Industrial and tour of In Focus: Recent Acquisitions in Photography Mar. 10, 2013: New Britain Symphony Orchestra’s Tango Sept. 26, 2012: Art & Literature: Tom and Jack: The Museum Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, 5 p.m.: Private Reception and Ensemble Intertwined Lives of Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock written June 5, 2013: Lecture: Views of West Rock: Barber, Church and Tour of Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Apr. 14, 2013: Hadyn and Dvorák, The Connecticut Trio by Henry Adams Durrie by Douglas Hyland Thursday, June 6, 2013, 5-7 p.m.: Private Reception and May 12, 2013: From Broadway to the Met, Natasha Ulyanovsky Oct. 10, 2012: Lecture: Ghost Photography by Julie Griffin Tour of The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman and A June 9, 2013: Jazz & Tangos, The Jalapeño Quartet Nov. 21, 2012: Film: The Eloquent Nude: The Love and Legacy of MUSEUM TRIPS Joint Venture: The Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox Edward Weston and Charis Wilson (57 min.) DOMESTIC: First Friday flier SYMPOSIA Dec. 5, 2012: Lecture: Young Lives Ended (Woodman & Arbus) Education Department Thursday, September 27, 2012: O Brother Man: Featured distinguished speakers and full- and half-day by Heather Whitehouse Aug. 16, 2012: Weir Farm National Historic Site, Wilton, CT The Art and Life of Lynd Ward immersion experiences Jan. 16, 2013: Film: Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmartre (30 min.) Sept. 6, 2012: Weir Farm National Historic Site, Wilton, CT Jan. 23, 2013: Art & Literature: The Private Lives of the July 23, 2012: Weir Art Meets Connecticut with guest speakers Impressionists written by Susan Roe Friendship Tours Dr. Marian Wardle, Dr. Ann Dawson and David Dunlop Jan. 30, 2013: Lecture: The Strange, Sad, Sordid Life of Henri de Dec. 5, 2012: Belvedere Mansion, Rhinebeck, NY

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FINANCE CAPITAL EXPENDITURES A: At New Britain's Little Poland At the October 2, 2013 meeting of the Finance Committee The NBMAA spent $614,685 to purchase 24 Lexington St. auditors CohnReznick LLP issued an unqualified audit opinion in June 2013. Festival the NBMAA had a table for FY13 finding the Museum to be “stable, with very liquid where people of all ages were assets, no long term debt, the envy of other non-profits.” FUND FOR AMERICAN ART welcome to make paper monsters The Fund for American Art campaign to grow the endowment and collages. OPERATING RESULTS was expanded to include the purchase of contiguous B: Installation artist Michael The year ended with a balanced operating budget. property and construction of parking lots and an 18,000 Contributed and earned income came in slightly lower by sq. ft. addition. Gifts totaling $51,939 were added to the Mahalchick did a four-part $20,000 than a year ago but $79,000 better than budget. endowment and contributions totaling $196,156 were performance at his opening Expenses were $89,000 over a year ago but only $18,000 received for the capital projects including $56,156 from reception; he opened with miming over budget. Support from the Museum’s endowments for the Department of Economic and Community Development our loaned security guard. operations was $647,190 representing a 5.15% draw off (DECD) Small Business Express program and $130,000 C: NBMAA Docents enjoy a a trailing 12-quarter average market value compared to a from the estate of Constance Rachac. The State Bond budgeted figure of 5.63% due to the net gain in income Commission approved a $4 million Urban Act Grant in guided tour by collectors Joel support of the addition on June 21, 2013, which will be over budget. (pictured left) and Sherry A B recognized in future years. Mallin (not pictured) April ACQUISITION 2013 Docent Trip An additional $175,230 was spent on collection acquisition STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION D: The completion of the Sol funded by a FY13 draw of $143,046 on funds earmarked for Net assets totaled $36,909,998 at June 30, 2013, an increase acquisition, and $32,185 in proceeds from deaccessioned of $1,089,976 due to investment gains, contributions and LeWitt City Canvas mural in artwork and donations for purchase. land acquisition. The Museum had $18.5 million in liquid downtown New Britain was assets. Liabilities decreased by $63,991 to $496,625. celebrated at a grand unveiling July 6, 2012 to much fanfare 0including performances by many of the city's youth groups. Architects' preliminary rendition of the new addition slated to be started in FY 13–14. E: Belly dancer Lydia Picco wowed the crowd (1491 strong!) at M.A.D.: Love, Lust & Lautrec Feb. 15, 2013. Photo C by Dan Melling

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DEVELOPMENT DETAILS The Museum’s Travel Program remained popular with five Auctioneer extraordinaire Nicholas D. Lowry, President and David Jackson, photography services by J. Horne Photography, MEMBERSHIP sold out daytrips and a Barging tour in Holland with Director Principal Auctioneer of Swann Galleries in New York City Juneteenth cuisine by JORDAN Caterers and Pauline Fox’s Douglas Hyland. A portion of the fee is a contribution to the returned energizing the crowd at the Live Auction and famous Juneteenth Punch. Sponsors included American Savings The NBMAA’s membership program, the largest revenue Museum. This amounted to $4,230. generating $4,000 before the first official item was up for bid. Foundation, JORDAN Caterers, and Reid and Riege, P.C. producer, continued to expand ending the year with 3,935 memberships representing 5,783 members and $484,426 in GIFTS AND GRANTS TO OPERATIONS We would not have a Gala if it were not for the generosity of MARKETING/PUBLICITY EFFORTS revenue, $50,000 over a year ago and $6,000 over the The Annual Fund was supported with gifts totaling $107,053. our loyal artist friends and numerous individuals and companies The NBMAA’s comprehensive marketing program included budgeted goal. Membership programming and participation Special gifts and grants from individuals, corporations, who donated to our auction. Hailing from around the corner a 12-month, three-station TV/Internet campaign; radio ads; were also very strong. foundations and government agencies were particularly strong in New Britain, to across the Atlantic Ocean in Florence, they billboards, bus tails, print ads, calendar listings in print and and totaled $512,892, $71,460 over goal. We remain grateful went above and beyond to make sure our 110 year anniversary online; the NBMAA website, eblasts, quarterly newsletter and American Art Circle and John Butler Talcott Society Events for annual gifts in support of Museum’s education programs, would be the best celebration ever. calendar mailings and social media efforts. Press releases were For our premier level members (donors at the $1,000 exhibitions and operations from American Savings Foundation sent to over 100 sources and generated feature articles in local level and above) we hosted special exhibition previews and and the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain. The Thanks go to Gala Chair Trustee Marzena Silpe and her and regional newspapers. The Museum also garnered air time receptions with the artist, collector or curator in advance NBMAA was once again the beneficiary of operating grants dedicated Gala Committee, who tirelessly organized this through several TV segments including one NBC Connecticut: of the public opening. In FY13 we visited the homes of from the Greater Hartford Arts Council, funded in part by event for the benefit of the Museum. We are also grateful to Connecticut Spotlight, three appearances on WFSB Better collectors Thomas Colville in Guilford, CT; Thomas and donors to the Greater Hartford Arts Council United Arts our sponsors, patrons, table hosts, event volunteers, gala Connecticut, and a new Connecticut Cultural Treasures Filomena Soyster of Farmington and Rusty and Midge Campaign and the City of New Britain through a grant from coordinator Marina Luri-Clark, JORDAN Caterers and the five-minute vignette produced by Connecticut Public Tilney, Avon, CT. Receptions and previews of the Weir, the DECD. We also are grateful for the generosity of many area entire NBMAA staff. It takes nine months and over 600 Broadcasting with multiple airings. Toulouse-Lautrec and Tiffany exhibitions, the latter a corporations including Farmington Bank, presenting sponsor people to make this special evening happen. brunch ala Breakfast at Tiffany’s, were well attended. of The Art of Wine & Food; Webster Bank, presenting sponsor The Museum's social media presence remained strong with a of the Spring Gala and children’s annual art exhibition; and 13th Annual Juneteenth: From Rag Time to Hip Hop. An combination of Facebook, Twitter, Wordpress, and Youtube. The February 2013 blizzard moved the Annual Black Tie Stanley Black & Decker, general operating support. evening of music, dancing, art, and delicious food and drink We've seen an increase in our reach and followers across the Director’s Dinner for John Butler Talcott Society members was held Saturday, June 22, 2013, from 7 to 11 p.m. to celebrate board. Twitter followers almost hit the 3,000 mark by the end at the $2,500 level and up to a beautiful April 6th The NBMAA once again won competitive marketing, tourism Juneteenth for the 13th time at the NBMAA. Serving as of June and our Facebook followers approached 3,600. This evening. Fifty-five people attended the elegant affair. and general operating support grants from the DECD Offices Honorary Chair was Dr. Michael Sharpe, CEO, Jumoke Academy year we featured photos and videos of opening receptions, of the Arts and Tourism and distributions from the CT Arts Schools and Family Urban Schools of Excellence. Soukeyna adult and children programs, and music. Our blog retains a Circle Level Special Exhibition Tours and Receptions Endowment Fund and the Small Business Express program Diop and Alphonse Wright co-chaired the event. Remarks were high readership and is considered by many an art resource for In an effort to thank our mid-level, contributing members totaling $101,715. made by Mayor Timothy O’Brien and Dr. Jeffrey O. G. Ogbar. its curated content. (donors of $100-$500) we hosted three special receptions Juneteenth featured music by United Audio Productions, art by and tours for them that were well-received. SPECIAL EVENT FUNDRAISERS The 9th Annual Art of Wine & Food Presented by Farmington Silver Thomas Hart Benton Sponsor Bank was held Sept. 17, 2012 with 442 guests in attendance. 9th Annual Art of Wine & Food 13th Annual Art Party of the Year New Members Behind the Scenes Tours Presented by Gold Sponsor Platinum Presenting Sponsor Our newest members flock to these special behind the The event raised a net $151,567, second highest in history. Melinda and Paul scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum Honored this year was Richard Rosenthal of the Max TM Sullivan including in to the collection storage area. These are Restaurant Group, celebrating 25 years in the industry. Sincere The Chase Family Foundations: usually scheduled before an Art Happy Hour reception and thanks go to all our wonderful sponsors, chefs, wine purveyors, Silver Sponsor The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family program later in the evening. patrons, auction donors, buyers and event attendees. A special Foundation thank you to event chair Paul Sullivan, members of the The Rhoda and David Chase Family Foundation The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Foundation Heritage Society committee, Event Director Vicky Cirilli and the many event A champagne brunch was held for Heritage Society mem- volunteers for helping to make this evening possible. Bronze Sponsors Evening Elements Sponsor Bronze Sponsors Industry Sponsors Barnes Group, Inc. Anonymous bers Apr. 27, 2013 with a director-led tour of Toulouse-Lautrec Downes Construction Company Gillette Ridge Downes Construction Company Okay Industries Party Among the Art: 13th Annual Spring Gala a Major Success. Friend of the NBMAA igourmet.com & His World. The NBMAA’s Heritage Society was established Farmington Bank Invitation Sponsor The Hospital of Central Connecticut Jordan Caterers in 2003 during the Museum’s Centennial Year, to honor It was a picture-perfect springtime evening for the 13th annual Hartford HealthCare Paladin Commercial Printing J.H. Cohn LLP. those generous individuals who have chosen to include the Spring Gala, The ART Party of the Year, held Saturday, May The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Legrand Community Sponsor and Insurance Company Framing Sponsor Museum in their estate plans either through a bequest, 4th. Guests numbering 446 celebrated the Museum’s 110th McCarter & English Country 92.5 The Hospital of Central Connecticut Shortell Framing, Hartford charitable gift annuity, trust, promised gift of art or other anniversary in style and raised over $224,000 in net proceeds Mohegan Sun Hartford Magazine Hospital for Special Care Raffle Sponsor Paladin Commercial Printing planned gifts. There were 18 charter members at formation. in support of the Museum’s educational programming, Copper Sponsors TravelBuilders International, LLC. Friends of the Museum the River 105.9 American Savings Foundation Today the group numbers 80. $27,700 over goal and $18,000 over a year ago. The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection WFSB Event Decor Sponsor Bank of America and Insurance Company Sam and Donna Stout SEI Lighting and Sound Sponsor Shipman & Goodwin Event Resources Inc.

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THE ART OF WINE & FOOD THE ART PARTY OF THE SEPTEMBER 17, 2012 YEAR, MAY 4, 2013 A: (from left) Event Chair Paul F: Honorary Chairs CEO of Sullivan and his wife trustee Webster Bank Jim Smith and his Melinda pose for a photo. wife Cathy at The ART Party of B: A guest enjoys the enticing the Year. mix of spirits and juice at the G: Governor Dannel Malloy Berkshire Mountain Distillers and the Mayor of New Britain and RIPE Juice Bar table. Tim O'Brien were in attendance C: Jordan Rapoport, middle, and showed their support for with his staff at their table the arts. H: Guests enjoy a photo op in where they served three different A B F G Gravity of types of bao buns. front of Lisa Hoke's Color D: (from left) Director Douglas . I: Hyland, Vicki Rosenthal, Director Douglas Hyland dances with his wife Tita under Honorary Chair Rich Rosenthal the stars in a clear tent on the of the Max Restaurant Group, NBM A A's terrace. and Event Chair Paul Sullivan. J: (from left) Robert Fisher, E: Fine wines and fine food were Susan Hight, and Susan Fisher served to 442 guests resulting K: Thanks to Event Chair in a net of $151,567, which Marzena Silpe (left), seen with funds our educational niece and staff member Holly programming. Binczewski, The ART Party of the Year was a roaring success. C H

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VISITOR AND VOLUNTEER SERVICES Holiday Decorating, an annual tradition, overseen by veteran Encompassing the Front Desk, Museum Shop, Online Store, volunteers Manon Lu Christ, Lydia Dyson, and Wendy Kirkland, Café on the Park (run by “Best Caterer in Connecticut” brought in artist and New Britain resident Ken Adams who JORDAN Caterers), facility rentals, security and volunteer transformed the Moser Library into Victorian grandeur. management, the Visitor and Volunteer Services Department is Gingerbread masterpieces were on view. And the Holiday Encore the interface with the community, interacting with thousands Trunk Show, Nov. 2–3, featured one-of-a-kind handcrafted of visitors and volunteers yearly, overseeing hundreds of gifts from more than a dozen talented artists and crafters. community events, all supporting the Museum’s mission to be one of the most welcoming museums in the country. Facility Rentals. The NBMAA remains the venue of choice for high end entertainment The Museum and JORDAN Caterers In FY13, the Front Desk Team welcomed over 80,000 visitors. hosted 51 events of all types in FY13: weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, A zipcode analysis by Professor Richard Benfield, of Central annual meetings, retreats, and employee recognition dinners. Connecticut State University Tourism Department, of These events drew in 3,900 guests, many new to the NBMAA. attendance during the four-month run of Toulouse-Lautrec & His World indicated visitors came from 48 states. Professor Benfield Shop. The Museum Shop remained a popular destination calculated the economic impact of the exhibition to be $2 million. through the year thanks to the dedication of longtime volun- teers Pat Bowers, Donna Downes and Judy Gafney and several The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes others who main the register. The number of Trunk Shows, to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning featuring local craftspeople, increased further: two every First opportunities, refreshments and fun. Friday, one for each M.A.D. party and the Encore Holiday Trunk Show for a total of 48 artists. This venture promotes the Opening Receptions: The community is brought together in artists in our midst and generates additional revenue for the the many celebrations associated with our exhibitions, this year Museum. 18 opening receptions and two post-opening dinners. It takes many people doing many jobs to deliver the programs Through creative Special Events, held monthly, quarterly and and services people in the community and region have come to once a year, the NBMAA becomes a rich performance venue expect and to provide the financial stability on which the Mu- that reaches full artistic synthesis through the combination of seum relies. It is a team effort, an NBMAA team effort. music, performance and the visual arts. These events also serve as vehicles to attract non-traditional audiences. At the same Claudia Thesing time short term jobs opportunities are created for numerous Director of Development musicians, bands and performance artists.

First Fridays: Back in 1995, the NBMAA was one of the first museums to offer First Fridays, monthly jazz evenings, 5:30-8 p.m. with opportunities to meet featured artists, make some art, enjoy various tastings from area restaurants and spirit Artist David Jackson was at our 13th annual Juneteenth Celebration showing his distributors, peruse the featured trunk show artist or dance the beautiful oil works. Photo by J. Horne Photography night away. Average attendance is 300-400 people.

Museum After Dark: In 2007, to more effectively engage a younger crowd, the NBMAA formed a committee of staff and volunteers which launched quarterly Museum After Dark. M.A.D. parties, 8-11 p.m., DJs, dancing, libations, art activities, and performance art targeting young professionals, have generated considerable buzz and growing attendance now averaging more than 250 per event, spiking in 2013 to 1450 in February (five days after the blizzard) and 745 in May.

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RECEPTIONS, PREVIEWS AND TOURS Sunday, Mar. 10, 2013, 3-5 p.m.: Reception and viewing Apr. 2, 2013: 12:45 p.m., A Visual Journey Through the Smithsonian’s The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes of the Collection of Thomas and Filomena Soyster, Archives of American Gardens to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning Farmington, CT Apr. 6, 2013: 6-10 p.m., Annual Black Tie Directors opportunities, refreshments and fun. Dinner for Members of the John Butler Talcott Society Sunday, May 19, 2013, 4-6 p.m.: Reception and Viewing Apr. 12, 2013: 5:30-8 p.m., Singles Gallery Crawl OPENING RECEPTIONS of the Collection of Rusty and Midge Tilney, Avon, CT Apr. 18, 2013: 1-8 p.m., UMC: University Museum Thursday, July 12, 2012: 5:30-7 p.m. Nelson H. White: Scenic Spirit Community Collaborative, Night at the Museum Friday, Aug. 3, 2012: 5:30-8 p.m. Pixelated: The Art of Digital Sunday, June 2, 2013, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.: Reception a la Breakfast Apr. 24, 2013: 5-6:30 p.m., Cheers for Volunteers Illustration At Tiffany’s and Preview of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Cocktail Party Friday, Sept. 7, 2012: 5:30-8 p.m. NEW/NOW: Atta Kim Apr. 27, 2013: 10 a.m.-noon, Heritage Society Champagne Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012: 1-2:30 p.m. 43rd Annual Juried Mem- CIRCLE LEVEL SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOURS Brunch bers Exhibition AND RECEPTIONS May 12, 2013: 11 a.m., Brunch on the Park: A Mother’s Day Sunday, Oct. 21, 2012: 2-3:30 p.m. Dine, Hockney and Sum- In an effort to thank our mid-level, contributing members Celebration mers: Contemporary Prints from the Paul and Teresa Kanev Collection (donors of $100–$500) we hosted three well-received special May 20, 2013: 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Docent Graduation and Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012: 5:30-7 p.m. In Focus: Recent receptions and tours. for them Reception Acquisitions in Photography Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012: 5-6 p.m., 5 p.m., Private Tour May 30, 2013: 7 p.m., Post-Opening Dinner, The Brilliance of Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012: 5:30-7 p.m. NEW/NOW: Tony de and Reception of In Focus: Recent Acquisitions in Photography Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman los Reyes Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013: 5 p.m., Private Reception and June 8, 2013: 10 a.m.-3 p.m., CT Open House Day Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013: 5:30-7 p.m. New Media: Eric Souther Tour of Toulouse-Lautrec & His World June 12, 2013: 5:30-7:30 p.m., Volunteer Picnic Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013: 3:30-5 p.m. Toulouse-Lautrec & His Thursday, June 6, 2013: 5-7 p.m., Private Reception and June 22, 2013: 7-11 p.m., Juneteenth Celebration World Tour of The Brilliance of Louis Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013: 1-2:30 p.m. A Joint Venture: The BENEFIT EVENTS Collection of Thomas and Kathryn Cox NEW MEMBERS BEHIND THE SCENES TOURS The NBMAA’s premier benefit events do more than raise significant Friday, Apr. 5, 2013: 5:30-8 p.m. New Media: Brown Gillespie Our newest members flock to the quarterly behind the funds for the NBMAA, they serve as means to introduce new Tuesday, Apr. 23, 2013: 6-7:30 p.m. Art from the Berlin Public scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum people to the Museum. In the case of the Wine & Food event, Schools including the collection storage area. These are usually it represents a partnership of no less than 30+ area chefs and Sunday, Mar. 10, 2013: 1-2:30 p.m. NEW/NOW: Michael scheduled later in the evening before an Art Happy Hour wine suppliers with the Museum. The ART Party of the Year Mahalchick reception and program. Gala and its pre-gala party for artists and donors celebrate the Thursday, May 10, 2013: 5:30-7 p.m. The Brilliance of Louis August 9, 2012 200 artists who donate artwork to the auction year after year. Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman November 8, 2012 Thursday, May 23, 2013: 6:30-8 p.m.: Art from the New February 14, 2013 Sept. 11, 2012: 5:30-10 p.m., The Art of Wine & Food Britain Public & Parochial Schools May 9, 2013 May 2, 2013: 5:30-8 p.m., Artists and Sponsors Celebration Thursday, May 30, 2013: 5:30-7 p.m. The Brilliance of Louis May 4, 2013: 6-11 p.m., Spring Gala, The ART Party of the Comfort Tiffany: Painter and Craftsman Year Saturday, June 15, 2013: 3-4:30 p.m. Jane Bunker: Illumination SPECIAL EVENTS Sunday, June 16, 2013: 3-4:30 p.m. NEW/NOW: Skylar July 6, 2012: 2-6 p.m., Unveiling of New Britain’s Sol Hughes: One Big Gust of Wind LeWitt City Canvas at 61 Columbus Blvd, New Britain [DECD: CT Office of the Arts, City of New Britain] AMERICAN ART CIRCLE AND JOHN BUTLER July 10, 2012: 5-7 p.m., Private Reception and Tour, The TALCOTT SOCIETY EVENTS Governor’s Residence, Hartford, CT, with Governor Dannell Malloy and Cathy Malloy Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012, 3-5 p.m.: Reception and viewing of Oct. 4, 2012: 5:30 p.m., Weinberg Unveiling esteemed CT Art Dealer, Thomas Colville’s Asian-inspired Oct. 10, 2012: 5-7 p.m., Reception and dialogue, The Real home and art collection in Guildford, CT Value of Art, Hosted by the U.S. Trust Oct. 23, 2012: 5-6:30 p.m., Annual Meeting, Special Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, 2-3:30 p.m.: Preview and guest Governor Dannell Malloy Reception: Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Jan. 12, 2013: Post-Opening Reception Dinner for Toulouse-Lautrec & His World Cooking Classes with Jordan Caterers (clockwise from top) Marian Kelner chats with Sharon Martin and Thomas Soyster at his home during an AAC reception. Linda Tomasso enjoys the Louis Comfort Tiffany AAC preview, which had the theme Breakfast at Tiffany's. Members of the AAC received a private tour of the Governor's Mansion in Hartford, July 10, 2012.

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(Through June 30, 2013) Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Nathan L. Frank Mr. Frank Campbell JOHN BUTLER Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisher Linda Cheverton-Wick TALCOTT SOCIETY Holden, Jr. Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons and Walter Wick Chairman's Circle Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs John and Jasanna Britton K.S. Hyland Mrs. Mary Tredennick-Gould Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Mary H. Crary Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Johnson Mrs. Nancy Hicks Ms. Nancy Dart Rhoda and David Chase Family Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mr. Michel G. Delhaise Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Janet Hoffman and Mr. George E. Jordan Richard and Virginia McKernan Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Elizabeth Elia Susan and John Rathgeber Margaret and Roger Lawson Howard, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Epstein Todd and Marenda Stitzer David and Dorothy Lund Sam and Polly Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Mr. and Mrs. David Jepson Flavin-McDonald Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Farida and Ghulam Jilani Prof. Alden R. Gordon Melanie and Bill McCue Dr. Dorrance T. Kelly, D.D.S Mrs. Jean Holden Director's Circle M. Stephen and Miriam R. Miller Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Gregory B. Howey Sam and Janet Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Mary J. Krenn and Barbara Howey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boudreau Rosalind Richman Kathy and Connie Kronholm Marjorie E. Morrissey Sandra and Arnold Chase Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Charles and Joan Leach Robert A. Mugford Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr Judie and Coleman Levy and Miriam Hayes Alyce Tuttle Fuller and Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Mr. and Mrs. George A. Louis Sara Cree Norris John Howard Greg and Marzena Silpe Sylvia and Ian Lucas Paul and Angela Penney Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout John and Brenda Manning Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer and Marian Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Mary Margaret Piazza van Rooy Mr. David W. Moore and Elizabeth Talcott Stout Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Gwen and Lin Wellman Charles & Christine Shivery Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Mowell Peter and Patricia Wright Thomas and Filomena Soyster W. Casey and Kathryn West Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pape II Dr. James S. Hoffman and Claudia and Robert Thesing Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. James Rees Dr. Karen Zabrensky Douglas and Kimberly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reiner Zeytoonjian AMERICAN ART CIRCLE Mrs. John H. Riege Artist's Circle Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Nancy A. Ringrose Anonymous Leadership Circle Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Mr. Gerard Amaun Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Mr. and Mrs. Timothyu Rubinow Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Baekeland Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Mrs. Joseph D. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt Mr. William Chase and Kenneth J. Carifa and Patricia and Andrew Salner Dick and Donna Fanelli Ms. Lauren Kopyt Mark Garavel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Halsey and Michele Cook Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Schwartz Richard and Diane Brainerd Kathryn and Thomas R. Cox, III Leonard Clough Michael and Florence Timura Douglas Bray & Francine Austin Mr. and Mrs. David W. Brendan and Carol Conry Angelo and Joy Tomasso Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Dangremond Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Robert and Susan Fisher Nancy Cutter Louise Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cerciello Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. Raymond Gagliardone and Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Christine Doty CONTRIBUTING LEVELS and Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes III Collector's Circle Susan B. Clemow Howard and Sandra Fromson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Enders Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley

**Deceased Arthur Carter (b. 1931), Untitled, 2003, Stainless steel, 87 x 128 x 78 in., Gift of the artist, 2013.05 70 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 71 members members

Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Amodio, Jr. Mrs. Anona Broadman Mrs. Marjorie A. Clarke Mr. Andrew Drabkin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Dalburg, Jr. and Mr. John M. Lockhart Richard and Betty Anderson Ms. Gilda S. Brock Walter A. Clebowicz and Mr. Brian Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Greenblatt Ms. Catherine Daly Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. and Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Michael D. Coe Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ms. Cheryl Frechette-Sansone Ms. Mary C. Griffin and Mr. Roy Dion Mr. David Mirkin Anthony, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James Brody Richard Coffey Droppo, Jr. Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Griswold Donald and Carol Davidson and Ms. Karen Piacentini The Honorable Arnold W. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brodnicki Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen Mr. Michael Duffield and Mr. Howard R. Zern Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Joel N. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Ms. Donna Brooks Mr.a nd Mrs. Roger R. Cole and Ms. Tonia Burr Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Freifeld Grudzinski Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Denuzze Montstream Ms. Elizabeth Aschenbrenner and Ms. Dianne Crowe Mr. Thomas Colville Ms. Melanie Dumont Dr. Herbert S. Freiman Marie S. Gustin Mr. John E. Dillaway Mrs. Angela Orsene and Mr. John Fortunato Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Al Comen Mr. David Dunlap Congressman and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gustin Jared and Clare Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti Mr. and Mrs. Don Augusta Ms. Ellen M. Brown Ms. Sandra Conlin and Ms. Bridget Gray Rodney P. Frelinghuysen Ms. Mary Ann Haar Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Emerick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Gay Ayers Dr. Ronald B. Brown and Mr. Joseph Puzzo Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dunn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Fresk Ms. Margo Lynn Hablutzel Ms. Carolyn Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Ms. Ellen Babcock and Ms. Jane H. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Ms. Kimberly Durham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hageman Norman E.W. and Barbara Ms. Elenor G. Reid Ron and Jeanie Babineau Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce Connal-Nicolaou and Mr. Robert Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Fumiatti Mr. and Mrs. David Hahn J. Erickson Joan and Allan Reiskin Mr. and Mrs. William Bansavage Janet and Robert B. Bruner Mrs. Kathleen S. Conran Atty. and Mrs. William V. Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Mr. and Mrs. Brian Handley Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Armond Barneschi John and Arlene Buckey Rev. Jack and Mrs. Nancy Cook Dworski Mr. Francis Gagliardi Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Drs. Michael and Adrienne Fulco Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Marty Baron Mrs. Sara Buell Miss Helen P. Cooke Mrs. Lydia K. Dyson Emese Gall Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Joseph Garner and Leslie Garner Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Mr. and Mrs. Eliot B. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buonafede Ms. Margaret D. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. William Eakins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher Mr. Joseph H. Harper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Gengras Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Mr. Thomas J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. James Buss Mr. Kelt L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Ms. Jean Galli Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Mr. Paul Gianaris Alan L. Stern, M.D. Ann and Randall Barton Mr. Anthony Cabral Richard and Elaine Couture Dr. and Mrs. Michael Egan Mr. Kevin Galvin and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Dr. and Mrs. J. Bartley Given III and Cyndi Billian Stern Mrs. Polly Bauer and Mr. Bryant Winberry Ms. Cheryl Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Jon Eisenhandler Ms. Whitney Boynton Galvin Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Ms. Patricia Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camposeo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Craine Ms. Ruth Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garcia Ms. Kimberly Harrison Greenberg Ms. Martha G. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mrs. Mary Cannella Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cruikshank Mr. Steve Silk and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gass Rev. J. Richard Fowler Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Col. Carl R. Venditto, Bellantuono Mr. Paul Canning Jean M. Crum Ms. Katherine H. Emery Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Geddo and Ms. Holly Hassett and Mr. David Levin USMCR (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bergman and Ms. Marie Lavendier Mr. and Mrs. William Culley Robert and Elizabeth Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert K. Laura R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Wodtke Dr. Dale Bernardoni and Mr. John Canora Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Mr. Gregory Erisoty Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Hatch, Jr. Ingunn Hekneby John and Lynn Wadhams Dr. Robert Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czepiga and Mr. James Erisoty Gengras III Mr. Chris Hayes and and Michael Bassock Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Mr. David Berto Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cantor Mr. and Mrs. John D'Agostino Rose Sargis Ernesto Mr. Joel A. Gengras Ms. Amy Lawson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jacobs, Jr. Roy Wiseman and Lisa Kugelman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Mr. Kent Carlson Mrs. Michael D'Apice Errede Mr. and Mrs. Scott Falk Mr. Peter S. Gersten Nina Mayhall Hayes Sally and Carl Johnson Emilie L. Yukna Bianca, Jr. Ms. Cynthia A. Carlson Raymond and Sharon Dalton Ms. Michele U. Farley Natalie Giana Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayman Charles and Gina Kahn Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Ms. Karen Binney Mr. and Mrs. David J. Carlson Mrs. Justyna Davila and Mr. Phillip Norton Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Elizabeth Karlames Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. Jeffrey Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carney Robert and Christina Davis Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gilewski Ms. Mary-Ellen Hebert Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Ms. Janet Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carrier Ms. Ethel Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Feehan Eric L. Gladstein, D.M.D. and Mr. Michael Hebert and David Keating Friend's Circle Ms. Jan Blencowe Mr. and Mrs. James Carros Mrs. James F. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Fenmore Ms. Jennifer Glick Gordon Helander Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Anonymous Ms. Lynette Bletchman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cassella Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Feigenbaum Mr. Adam Glogowski Dr. Laurel Hennebury Mrs. Kristin Koos Carmine and Deborah Abate Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Blumer Ms. Lorey Cavanugh DeGraff, Jr. Ms. Edith Fein Dr. Jordan Goetz, M.D. and Ms. Barbara Lederer Dr. and Mrs. David A. Kvam Mr. George Adair and Laura Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Ms. Kathleen Fekete Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Dr. and Mrs. John A. Herbst Marilou and Mike Lang Ms. Cynthia McMillian Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Ms. Jane Charbonnier Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mrs. Gay Fialko Mr. Albert Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Kenneth Adams Bonneville Mr. and Mrs. Bogdan Charlam DeSimone, Jr. Ms. Fischbach and Mr. Wolman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Hershenson Lazarek and Mr. Kenneth Simpson Mr. Harvey Bordett Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeSomma Mrs. Gloria L. Fisher Mrs. Joanne Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mr. Leo Lefrancois Mr. Justus J. Addiss and and Ms. Elizabeth Valdez Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chatman Ms. Elizabeth di Mauro Richard J. Fitol Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goldman Hickerson Ms. Barbara Letts Ms. Alison L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boshl Ms. Hope Childs Ms. Constance G. Dix Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gomby Dr. and Mrs. David A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Ms. Martha Ahlquist Mr. Robert Bowsza Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donald Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hirsch Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Ms. Cristi Alberino and Mrs. Carolyn Gimbrone Christiansen Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Foley Ms. Deby Gould Mr. and Mrs. T. Donald Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ms. Linda Allard Mr. Will Brady Dr. Michael R. Cipriano Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mr. Craig Swanson and Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grace Hirschfeld Lindberg Mrs. Sally H. Allen Mrs. Irene Braren Constance M. Clark Doolittle Ms. Sheila Foss-Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Grasso Mrs. Phyllis A. Hjerpe Mrs. Jane S. Mack Laurie W. Gelston Alt Phil Brencher Mrs. Joanne M. Clark Hollis Dorman Ms. Sharon M. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Hobart Paul and Kay Marier Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Dr. Sybille L. Brewer Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Ms. Diane A. Dounouk Dr. and Mrs. Evan Fox Greenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff

**Deceased 72 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 73 members members

Ms. Claudia J. Hoffman Anne and Ted Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kilbride Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kraczkowsky Ms. Sally Levering Mr. and Mrs. James McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ms. Erika Reen Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Ms. Kathleen Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kremer Mrs. Billie M. Levy Ms. Barbara A. McManus O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kindelan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krinsky Julia J. and Carl W. Lindquist, Ms. Bonnie McNair John and Sally O'Hara Mary Ellen B. Riback Holland Mrs. Mary Jeanne Jones Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman M.D. Mr. Kevin P. McNamara Ms. Nancy Oates Mr. Merrill Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holloway Ms. Michele Jordan Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. John Kronholm Henry Link and Mr. Craig M. Nowak Mr. Andrew Obelnicki Ms. Mary C. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horton Ms. Carolyn Joy Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mr. Rudolph Ksiazkiewicz Mr. James Lizzi Marsha and Jim Meehan and Ms. Kathleen Kelliher Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Mr. Jack B. Hotchkiss and and Mr. Raymond Epps Kingsley Mrs. Jane R. Kuhn Irene Loretto Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Julian Offsay John and Nancy Rogers Ms. Margaret Comstock Mr. and Mrs. John Joyce Mrs. Barbara Kirejczyk Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laberge Mrs. Joan M. Losee Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Dr. Pauline Olsen Robert and Brenda Roggeveen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howard Mr. and Mrs. John Kaestle Mr. Robert Kirschbaum Judge and Mrs. John J. Mr. Richard Lotstein Menatian Mr. William Kenney Ms. Deborah Romaniw Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hubbard Dr. and Mrs. Allen Kallor and Ms. Jacqueline Metheny Langenbach Mr. P. Jeffrey Louis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metz and Mrs. Joani Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Rosca Mr. Rob W. Huestis and Mr. Robert Kalogeros Mr. Charles B. Kistler Tom and Lori Lanson Ms. Mary Lung'aho Mr. Harry E. Meyer Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Ms. Susan I. Burns Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kanev and Ms. Maria C. Pizzonia Christopher and Janet M. and Mr. Barry Goff Ms. Teri Michaud and Ms. Theresa Olsen Mrs. June Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kaplan Ms. Lydia Klatsky Larsen Mr. Tim Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mr. Abrams Hughes III Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mr. and Mrs. David Klau Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lavoie and Mr. Alden Smith Don and Regina Miller Oppenheim Dr. Gary Ross Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Karanian Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lazzaro Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Stanley Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ozeck Ms. Ileen Roth Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Hyland Ms. Alice H. Karlames Dr. Lawrence Klein Mr. Kevin Leach Macgregor Ms. Emily Lebovitz-Miller Rev. Joseph L. Pace and Ms. Karen Milardo Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kean Naomi and Joel M. Kleinman and Ms. Cheryl Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Madfis Dr. Jean Weigert Mr. and Mrs. Borden Painter, Jr. Ms. June C. Roy Katherine and Martin Ill Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keenan Mr. David Kline Mr. George S. Lechner Ms. Sandy Magyar and Mr. Dan Millstein Mr. and Mrs. George Palms Ms. Greta Rubinow Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Jacobs Shirley Keezing and Ms. Judith Essenson Ms. Sandra A. Lee Mrs. Laverne H. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Minor Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pancer Diana and Vincent Rudzinski Mrs. Joan Jannace Prof. Dorothy Bosch Keller Ms. Eva Klinger Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Dr. John D. Mahony Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ms. Katherine Papathanasis Mrs. Frances V. Russell Ms. Marissa Jaye Joan Lazar Kemler & Barry J. Mrs. Linda L. Klopp Ms. Dawn Leger and Ms. Susan C. Matthews Mitchell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Papernik Mr. Edward G. Russo and Ms. Brooke Gaede Kemler Mr. Bradford Korder Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mailly Ms. Ann Molod Annie Parker and Mr. Len Comeau Ms. Sandra Jedziniak Ms. Joan Kennedy Edward J. and Rita C. Kordoski Ms. Shirley Leong Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann and Mr. Arnold Cohen Harris and Elsie Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryszkiewicz and Mr. Jeremy Mellitz and Dr. Francis Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Mr. Constantine Manthous Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morgan Mr. Greg Pastor and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saad Terry Jensen Ms. Carol L. Keyes Ms. Mary Ellen Kowalewski and Mr. Steven Levack and and Dr. Pamela Manthous Joan G. Morgan Ms. Heather Blum-Pastor Mr. Paul Sadowitz Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Jestin Mrs. Betty W. Kierstead Ms. Kathleen A. Kowalewski Ms. Susan Delaporta Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Maresh Mr. Dennis Morin Mr. Dylan Pattenaude and Ms. Jeanne Allison James M. and Susan S. Marinelli and Mr. David Owens Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Pease Mr. Paul Sadowitz Members Exhibition winners pose for a picture with juror Bob Burns, Director of the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, from left, Rebecca Fellows, Diana Roberts-Paschall, Priscilla Ms. Linda Markiewicz Ms. Virginia H. Moss Lois and Hugh Penney and Ms. Jeanne Allison Palumbo, juror Robert Burns, Victoria Sivigny, Jim Brunelle, Robert Noreika, and Sharon Kocay Mr. Joe Markley and Ms. Elisabeth Moss Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins Mr. Stuart Sakovich Ms. Sheila Marks Khoury and Judie Mubarek Donald and Marilyn Pet and Ms. Judy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Marsted Atty. and Mrs. Frederick J. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Petit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Satalino Ms. Jane Marston Mullen, Jr. Ms. Anne Pidano and Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy Mr. Alan Lake Lenore and Steven Schack Martello Mr. Robert Murzyn Mrs. Judith Pinney Mr. Richard Schimmelpfeng James H. and Melinda L. Martin Ms. Nancy Najarian Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Porter Carolyn and Dave Schnatz M. J. Fletcher Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nanzig Mrs. Alice Poulos William and Nancy Schneider Mr. and Mrs. James Mason Mr. and Mrs. G. Justin Natale Mrs. Lynne C. Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schoen Mr. James Poglitsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nattrass Gordon and Francoise Pratt Mr. Steve Arnold and Ms. Marcie Matuszak Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nemeth Ms. Louise Boyson Pruyne and Ms. Janet Schrager Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mayo Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Ms. Christina Boyson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schulenburg Robert A. Mazzoni and Mr. Frank Haviland Mr. Kenneth L. Przybysz Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Schwedel Ms. Anne McAloon Ms. Erin Newton Mr. and Mrs. Philip Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott Mr. Roy McAlpine Mr. Richard L. Norgaard Ms. Christine M. Quallen Dr. Howard Segal and Ms. Emily Estes Elizabeth Normen Mr. Kevin M. Quinn and Ms. Karen Katz Sekiko McDonald and Paul H. Eddy and Ms. Joan Albert Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Seitelman Mr. and Mrs. Toby McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Edmund G. Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ratzan Wanda N. Seldon

**Deceased 74 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 75 corporate/institutional/ members library pass members

Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Edythe Sussman Ms. Kathryn W. Cunningham CORPORATE/ Enfield Public Library Tunxis Community College Mrs. Edgar Lee Ms. Rachel Sexton Ms. Jan Sweet Mrs. Margaret P. White INSTITUTIONAL Essex Library Association Library Ms. Dawn Leger and Mr. Bill Hart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swierat William and Mary White MEMBERS Fairfield Public Library Wallingford Public Library Mr. Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ms. Arlene L. Szczarba Ms. Katherine Wickham Central Connecticut State Farmington Library Warren Public Library Mr. Robert Lesser Shahverdian and Ms. Cheryl A. Szczarba Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willard University Ferguson Library Welles-Turner Memorial Ms. Billie Levy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Shaw II Ms. Emily Talcott Ms. Holly M. Williams Jones, Raphael & Oulundsen, Goshen Public Library Library Mr. Henry Link Granby Public Library West Hartford Public Mr. Sanford Low, Jr. Mr. John W. Shea and Mr. Ken Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Inc. Lindquist Insurance Gunn Memorial Libary Library Mr. James Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Taub Williamson Hamden Public Library Westbrook Public Library *Ms. Adrienne Marks Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shimelman William and Barbara Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William M. A. Associates, Inc. Northeast Utilities Harwinton Public Library Wethersfield Public Library Mr. Brian McDonald Ms. Sonia Shipman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tedder Wilson** Trinity College Henry Carter Hull Library Willington Public Library Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Mr. Paul Shipman Joann Temkin Ms. Rosemary Winandy University of Hartford James Blackstone Memorial Wolcott Public Library Mr. Craig M. Nowak and Mr. Thomas Lee Mr. and Mrs. Elliot D. Tertes Mrs. John Wischenbart University of Connecticut Library Woodbridge Town Library Ms. Joan G. Morgan Mr. Alan K. Shomsky and Mr. Peter Tessner The Wiszniak Family World Business Capital, Inc. Jonathan Trumbull Library Woodbury Public Library Ms. Marie-Suzanne Ms. Melanie H. Kotkowski and Ms. Martha Risser Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Kent Memorial Library Niedzielska As of June 30, 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shumway Ms. Ann E. Thomas Leonard and Jean Witz LIBRARY PASS Killingworth Library Mr. Allen Pease HERITAGE SOCIETY Irene and Allen Silberstein Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Thomas Ms. Sylvia Jane Wojcik MEMBERS The Licia & Mason Beekley The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh B. Community Library Anonymous (4) Penney Ms. Kathleen Simcik Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf, Jr. Acton Public Library Lucy Robbins Welles Library Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. John Piskor and Ms. Patricia Simcik Mr. John Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolfson Andover Public Library Lyme Public Library Baekeland John and Susan Rathgeber Robin Simmons and Ms. Maggie Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Woods, Jr. Archbishop O'Brien Library Manchester Public Library Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Sali Godard Riege Avon Free Public Library, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson Mr. Bob Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Yellen Mansfield Public Library Mrs. Mitzi Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Babcock Library Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Ms. Karen Tomasko Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zagorsky Meriden Public Library *Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Rodrigue Beardsley and Memorial and Ms. Susan Skarvinko Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski and Middlebury Public Library Mrs. Mary P. Clapp Mr. Al Sargis Library Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slaughter Tombaugh Ms. Barbara Zakrzewski Milford Public Library *Mr. Leonard G. Clough Ms. Jeannette B. Berlin-Peck Memorial Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slone Paul F. Tourtillotte Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ziarnik Minor Memorial Library Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. Schermerhorn Library Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. H. Morris Public Library Conry Dr. and Mrs. Donald Shapiro Bethel Public Library New Milford Public Library Ms. Priscilla Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Alan Spargo Miss Maryann M. Smialowski Mr. Vincent Turley Ziter, Jr. Booth & Dimock Library North Haven Memorial *Miss Nancy L. Cutter Mr. Robert Srulowitz and Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Smith and Ms. Fran Barringer Mr. Adam Zweifler and Brainerd Memorial Library Library Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Mr. Sharon Straka Clare Brett Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Valengavich Ms. Maureen Armstrong Brookfield Library Oliver Wolcott Library Dalburg, Jr. Ms. Eleanor Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Smith Louise Valentine Burlington Public Library Plainville Public Library Ms. Abby L. Doolittle Atty. Stanley Traceski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Smuckler Ms. Patti Anne Vassia Burnham Library Plumb Memorial Library Ms. Edith Fein Atty. Lynne A. Ustach Ira Spar, M.D. Cara A. Vilas Canton Public Library Portland Library Mr. James Fellows Mr. and Mrs. Lindsley Case Memorial Library Barry and Peggy Spass Mr. Robert T. Vinopal Prospect Public Library Muriel and Karl Wellman Cheshire Public Library Robert Srulowitz & Mr. and Mrs. Paul Virostek Prosser Public Library Fleischmann John H.P. and Karen Wheat Chester Public Library Sharon Straka Mr. and Mrs. Larry Waage Renbrook Library Miss Judith Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wright Cora J. Belden Library Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stafstrom Patricia L. Walker Rockville Public Library Ms. Sarah (Sally) Given Dr. Elizabeth G. Yannello Cromwell Belden Public Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Staib Dr. and Mrs. Martin Wand Russell Library Mrs. Concetta P. Granski *Mrs. G. Geoffrey Young Library Ms. Betty Stalter Mr. and Mrs. John Warn Saxton B. Little Free Library Mr. Alan Green, Jr. Danbury Public Library Simsbury Public Library Mr. and Mrs. David Grey Linda Stamm and Arnold Patch Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Douglas Library Somers Public Library Mr. and Mrs. Selden K. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stein Waskowitz Durham Public Library South Windsor Public Library Griffen III Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Stordy Mr. Steven Waznia E.C. Scranton Memorial Southbury Public Library Rev. Paul J. Halovitch Mr. James J. Storrow and Ms. Denise Parsons Library Southington Library and Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Storrs Ms. Linda Webber East Granby Public Library Museum Mr. Mark Giulietti Peter and Betsy Sturrock Ms. Patricia Wehrli-Zemsta East Haddam Free Public Terryville Public Library Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt Library Dr. Sue Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Wellings Thomaston Public Library Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. East Hampton Public Library Lindsey Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whalen Tolland Public Library Leach, Jr. East Hartford Public Library John Suddarth Mr. Lawrence White and The Torrington Library Mr. George S. Lechner Eastford Public Library * Charter Member/s

76 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 77 donors to museum donors to museum operations through operations through annual fund, membership, annual fund, membership, gifts and grants and gifts and grants and special events special events

$75,000 Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Brad Morris Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Lawson Ayco Charitable Foundation Mrs. Nancy Hicks Stanley Black & Decker and Marian Kellner NBMAA Docents Mr. Michael Livshits and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes Mrs. Jean Holden William and Alice Mortensen City of New Britain Ms. Julia Ferguson Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. $69,000 Foundation Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb Ms. Ann M. Beha and Howard, Jr. American Savings Foundation Christine E. Moser Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Scalise The George A. and Grace L. Mr. Robert A. Radloff Gregory B. Howey and Jay and Lorraine Bruemmer The Edward C. and Ann T. Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Long Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Barbara Howey Memorial Fund Roberts Foundation Sorenson-Pearson Family David and Dorothy Lund Mr. Don Borod Sam and Polly Huntington Mr. James F. Selfe Foundation Inc. Mr. Gerard Lupacchino Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Mrs. Alice E. Hurlburt $50,000 Charles & Christine Shivery Sovereign Bank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Kenneth J. Carifa and International Barging Tours Community Foundation of Greg and Marzena Silpe Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout George Martin Mark Garavel Mr. and Mrs. David Jepson Greater New Britain Thomas and Filomena Soyster Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Farida and Ghulam Jilani Polly Thayer Starr Charitable United Illuminating Company William & Ellen Macristy Ms. Susan Chandler Mr. Ronald Kargl $49,999–$25,000 Trust University of Connecticut Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clark Dr. Dorrance T. Kelly, D.D.S. Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Melanie and Bill McCue Leonard Clough Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. The Cordover Family The Warrington Foundation van Rooy M. Stephen and Miriam ConnectiCare Inc Ms. Louise W. Korder Foundation Douglas and Kimberly Ms. Ellen Wineberg R. Miller Connecticut Humanities Fund Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kost Department of Economic and Zeytoonjian Mr. David W. Moore and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kraczkowsky Community Development Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener $4,999–$2,500 Mrs. Deborah R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mary J. Krenn Estate of Garth Edwards Ms. Monique M. Aduddell and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Copeland Kathy and Connie Kronholm Farmington Bank $9,999–$5,000 Mr. Dennis J. Klapperich Mowell Adolf and Virginia Dehn Charles and Joan Leach Greater Hartford Arts Council Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Foundation Judie and Coleman Levy Estate of Gregory Lysun Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. The Sandra and Arnold Chase Mr. Ryan Hohman and Mr. John E. Dillaway Mr. Steven Liu Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Brad Rathgeber Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. George A. Louis Todd and Marenda Stitzer Boudreau The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Rosalind Richman Ms. Christine M. Doty Sylvia and Ian Lucas Webster Bank Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Bear Family Foundation, Inc. Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Mr. and Mrs. John E. John and Brenda Manning Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter The Rhoda and David Chase Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Downes III James H. and Melinda L. $24,999–$15,000 Central Connecticut State Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Mr. Bruce Edgren and Martin Estate of Rita Heimann University Mr. William Chase and Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Ms. Tamra Lair Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason Hartford Steam Boiler Sandra and Arnold Chase Ms. Lauren Kopyt Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Sainz de Elizabeth Elia Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Inspection & Insurance Co. Ms. Vicky Cirilli Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Baranda Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mr. James McGuire Legrand Brendan and Carol Conry Cohn Reznick SEI Investments Fischbach Foundation Richard and Virginia Northeast Utilities Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Conry Asset Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and McKernan Susan and John Rathgeber Dadlez Halsey and Michele Cook Shanfield Mr. Howard R. Zern Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. SBM Charitable Foundation, Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. David W. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Silpe Friendship Tours Division of McLaughlin Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Firos Dangremond Trinity College the Friendship Corporation Mrs. Joyce McMillen Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. University of Hartford Gallagher Buick Pontiac McCue Mortgage Company $14,999–$10,000 Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Droppo, Jr. Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and GMC Inc. Mrs. Merrily Gengras Sam and Janet Bailey Howard and Sandra Fromson Robert and Susan Fisher Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Moynihan Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Alyce Tuttle Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann W. Casey and Kathryn West Gengras Robert A. Mugford and The Rhoda and David Chase Hartford HealthCare Mr. John Gauthier Mr. Nelson H. White Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Miriam Hayes Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hoffman Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Dr. Peter White Mr. John Gillies New York Community Trust Kathryn and Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mr. Rick Parks Cox, III Holden, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mr. Bob Zemmel Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phelan Downes Construction Hospital for Special Care Hyland Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Mr. and Ms. Charles Pike Company, LLC Hospital of Central Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. $2,499–$1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Grozio Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Connecticut Johnson Aetna, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Mr. and Mrs. James Rees Ann and Arthur Grey John Howard Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm John and Simone Reynolds Foundation Dr. Robert Katz Art met theater with a number of performances by Bated Breath Theatre Co., who Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph All Pointe Care Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mrs. John H. Riege Dr. Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klene performed their original play The Unmaking of Toulouse-Lautrec to sold out crowds. Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Annon, Jr. Harris, Jr. Nancy A. Ringrose David T. Langrock Foundation McCarter & English LLP Mr. and Mrs. James Kask Anonymous Ms. Kimberly Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Joel Rottner **Deceased 78 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 79 donors to museum donors to museum operations through operations through annual fund, membership, annual fund, membership, gifts and grants and gifts and grants and special events special events

Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Roy Ms. Nancy Dart Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kent United Technologies C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Greenberg Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Mr. and Mrs. John Deans Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard L. Corporation Robert and Deborah Cerciello Mr. Daniel Gregor Mrs. Nancy Mangini Mr. and Mrs. John Slusarski Rubinow Mr. Clinton A. Deckert Kohn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Richard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cicchetti Mr. Joel Grieco Ms. Linda Mare Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith Mrs. Frances V. Russell Mr. Michel G. Delhaise and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman Verney Constance M. Clark Jeanne Guertin-Potoff Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Maresh Atty. Robin Smith Patricia and Andrew Salner Mr. George E. Jordan Christopher and Janet M. The Walker Group Mr. Allen Cohn and Laura R. Harris Marinelli, Sauer & Mr. Joseph Sparveri Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Mr. John E. Downes Larsen Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Ms. Mary Himelstein Mr. Bill Herdegen Hartshorn, P.C. Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schuchardt Mr. David Ellovich Leta Marks Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Watson Ms. Elizabeth Conklin Mr. Richard R. Hine Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Cyndi Billian Stern Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shiffman Norman E.W. and Barbara J. Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley Mr. Patrick Hulton and Mr. John M. Lockhart Mrs. H.G. Thomas The William T. Sloper Trust Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lovas Mr. John Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cooper David Hutchinson and Sekiko McDonald Ms. Patricia Thomas for Andrew J. Sloper Fund Mr. and Mrs. Garret Espeso Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gwen and Lin Wellman Mr. and Mrs. William Panutda Suwannanonda Mr. and Mrs. Toby McGrath Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tilney Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stine Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fester Manning Mr. Jeffrey White Coscarelli Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Ms. Martha G. Trask Mr. Jeff Sullivan Mr. Joe Fig Paul and Kay Marier Linda Cheverton-Wick and Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon Crocker Jacobs, Jr. Mr. Craig M. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Tullai Michael and Florence Timura Ms. Ellen Fisher James M. and Susan S. Walter Wick Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Jani-King Ms. Elizabeth D.C. Meyer United Way of Central & Michael and Linda Tomasso Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. William Wienke Dalburg, Jr. Sally and Carl Johnson Mr. James Nelson Northeastern Connecticut Angelo and Joy Tomasso Flavin-McDonald Max Restaurant Group Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilson Ms. Catherine Daly and Charles and Gina Kahn Ms. Carrie Nettleton Schuyler Van Winkle Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. David A. Worsley Mr. Roy Dion Elizabeth Karlames The Neuwirth Foundation, Inc. Mr. David Velasco Zachs Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Meyers Peter and Patricia Wright Donald and Carol Davidson Ms. Stephanie Katz Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Mr.** and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Mrs. Susan A. Yankus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kaufman Mr. Frank Haviland Venberg $999–$500 Joel A. Gengras Mitchell, M.D. Yost Conservation, LLC Davidson Ms. Sylvia Kelly New Britain Garden Club Col. Carl R. Venditto, Aetna Foundation Gengras Motor Cars Marjorie E. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Mr. and Mrs. Joel N. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Nourizadeh USMCR (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrew Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Gengras Mary G. and John J. Murphy Zeytoonjian Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa George Adrian King Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Lynn and John Wadhams Mr. and Mrs. Miles Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Giardini Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peter and Irene Denuzze Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein O'Brien Mr. Greg Watkins Anonymous (2) Mr. Michael Gingold and Naboicheck $499–$250 Mr. Troy Devens Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Dr. Pauline Olsen Anna and Steve Webersen Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Ms. Karen Howe Ms. Heather Nadeau Ms. Sarah Alokones Mr. and Mrs. Marc DiBella Knowlton Mrs. Angela Orsene Nancy Weinstein and Robert Mr. Eric Ort Dr.** and Mrs. J. Bartley Atty. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Ms. Lois Anderson Ms. Elizabeth di Mauro Dr. and Mrs. Lester Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Ortner Stiehler Mr. and Mrs. Greg Barats Given III Namnoum, Jr. Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dowd Kochanowsky Mrs. Luanne Paley Dr. Sandra Weller Ilene and Mike Baron Dr. and Mrs. Paul Goldschmidt Sara Cree Norris David Keating Mr. Michael Duval Mrs. Kristin Koos Dr. and Mrs. Michael Winter Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Bell Prof. Alden R. Gordon Okay Industries, Inc. Avon Free Public Library, Inc. Jared and Clare Edwards Edward J. and Rita C. Passaretti Roy Wiseman and Lisa Mr. Eric Ben-Kiki and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Granger Mrs. Teresa Pelham Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Ms. Ruth Ellison Kordoski Dr. Daniel E. Petashnick Kugelman Ms. Katie Bradley Dr. and Mrs. R. James Paul and Angela Penney Baekeland Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Eileen and Hal Kraus Dr. and Mrs. William A. Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Mr. and Mrs. Rudi Besier Graydon Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. Pollack Mr. and Mrs. TJ Barnes Emerick Dr. and Mrs. David A. Kvam Petit, Jr. Mrs. Pandora Wohler Mr. Robert J. Bogino Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Reid & Riege Ms. Susan Barney Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson Marilou and Mike Lang Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz WorldBusiness Capital, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bonetti and Mr. David Levin Mr. Douglas H. Robins Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry Ms. Carolyn Emerson Mr. John Lang Mr. John Proctor Ms. Mary Wynn Ms. Jenipher Boos Mr. Gerardo Gutierrez and Mr. Charles R. Robinson Ms. Ruth Batogowski Robert and Elizabeth Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mr. Brett Randolph Elizabeth Yannello Mr. Rick Bourgoin Ms. Diane Haghighat Mr. David C. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Becker Environmental Systems Lazarek Ms. Elenor G. Reid Emilie L. Yukna John and Jasanna Britton Mr. Matt Halprin Ms. Margaret Field Jack and Francie Bergquist Corporation Mr. Leo Lefrancois Joan and Allan Reiskin Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Mr. Frank Campbell Dr. James S. Hoffman and Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Dick and Donna Fanelli Mr. J Stephen Lentz Ms. Monica Rockefeller Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver Dr. Karen Zabrensky Mr. and Mrs. James J. Scott Richard and Diane Brainerd Miss Danielle Fernino Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Casher Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Schwab Charitable Fund Douglas Bray and Francine Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Ms. Barbara Letts Rodrigue Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Austin Drs. Michael and Adrienne Mr. and Mrs. David Levine John and Nancy Rogers Ms. Eleanor C. Claffey Jewish Community Foundation Ms. Rand Silver Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Fulco Ms. Suzanne J. Levy Mr. Devin Sardilli Peter and Marcelyn Clarke of Greater Hartford, Inc.- Clare Brett Smith Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. Raymond Gagliardone Helen Lewtan Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Walter A. Clebowicz Renee Dubin Major Timothy C. Smith and Ms. Wendy E. Brus and Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Mr. Michael Scarfo Susan B. Clemow Mr. and Mrs. David Johndrow Ms. Frances Brown Holmes Mr. Timothy Buckley Joseph Garner and Leslie Lindquist Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Close Jensen and Miller PC Jones, Raphael & Oulundsen, Mr. James Stack Ms. Deborah Burklund Garner Associates, Inc. Schwartz Connecticut Science Center Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Mr. Paul Gianaris Mr. Richard Lotstein Camilo Serna Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kanev Elizabeth Talcott Stout Mr. and Mrs. Sean Carr Mr. Michael Godbout Mrs. Jane S. Mack Claire E. Shea Mr. Brian Costa Dr. and Mrs. Dinesh Kapur Mr. Richard Stys Mrs. Anne Carubba and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Curt Mr. Garrett Sheehan Mary H. Crary Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kates Mr. J. Frank Travis and Mr. Ronald A. Carubba Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon MacKenzie Stephen and Amy Lynn Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Dr. Jeffrey Katz Ms. Sharon Rizikow Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Governor and Mrs. Dannel P. Silverman

80 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 81 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

Gifts made in FY13 Ted and Nancy Johnson Albert Post Catlin Ferne and Robert Lienhard Joseph D. Sargent SPECIAL EVENTS Friends of the Museum Martin Cooper THE FUND FOR Lindsey Johnson and John Candace C. Hall Anne L. and Robert J. Kathryn and Thomas R. The Art of Wine & Food The Hartford Steam Boiler Eileen and Chris Dadlez AMERICAN ART Suddarth Heinsohn Cox, III Sept. 17, 2012 Inspection and Insurance Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Alberta Catlin American Savings Foundation Co. Gengras, Jr. Judie Levy Mrs. Martha L. Ahern Sam and Janet Bailey Celeste LeWitt Robert H. Szczarba Event Chair SEI Brad and Kathy Hoffman Anonymous Estate of Agnes Cowlam Dr. Adolph and Bibi Bushell Ms. Arlene L. Szczarba Paul Sullivan Shipman & Goodwin LLP Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Alexander Spotswood Lines Muriel Cohen DECD Small Business Ms. Cheryl A. Szczarba Holden, Jr. Kathryn and Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Express Program Bill and Marie Lyons Honorary Host Community Sponsors Buz Kohn Cox, III Papernik Estate of Garth Edwards Franceen A. Lyons Veronica Taylor Richard Rosenthal Clear Channel Margaret and Roger Lawson Howard Fromson Luc Ouellette Marceline Woods Cormier Anonymous Hartford Magazine Coleman and Judie Levy Hartford Steam Boiler Mrs. Marilyn N. Shull Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Dee McCombs Event Director NBC Connecticut Robert J. Naboicheck Inspection & Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edward S. Twichell Vicky Cirilli, Cirilli Associates Paladin Graydon Parrish Garth Edwards Estate of Rita Heimann Anna Rogulina Anthony, Jr. Terry and Cricket Twichell The River 105.9 Todd and Marenda Stitzer Mr. Herbert S. Frisbie Estate of Gregory Lysun David and Patricia Hickox Event Committee Jeffrey Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Edmund George Martin Mia McMahon Ray Venberg Sam Bailey Industry Sponsors Melinda and Paul Sullivan Fran Russell G. Noyes Estate of Constance Rachac Ms. Susan Daniels Claudia and Robert Thesing Allen Cohn Gillette Ridge Ryan Sullivan Kathleen McKeown Sauer Greg and Marzena Silpe Garth and Ollie Edwards Halsey Cook Igourmet.com Chuck and Christine Shivery Mrs. Maxine Arnold Ronald and Joyce Meehan Victims of Sandy Hook Elementary Martin Cooper JORDAN Caterers.Design. Auction Donors SPECIAL GIFTS Mr. John B, Garvey and Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. School John Dillaway Event Planners Sam Bailey Acquisition Ms. Cotton M. Cleveland Howard, Jr. Ms. Carol Doyle Vic Emerson Barcelona Restaurant & Elizabeth Crawford Meyer Michael Errede Stuart Holden Special Thanks To: Wine Bar Ellen Wineberg Donald and Linda Silpe Mrs. Michael D’Apice Errede Love W. Mendillo William Waskowitz Jeff Katz Adams Garden of Eden, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barton Henry and Judith Zachs Ms. Marian K. Sorbo Mr. and Mrs. James F. Guida Judie Levy Stonington Dr. Gerald Becker Bart Fisher Deem Appeal Bob Naboicheck Bottega del Vino Bradford Renaissance Greg and Marzena Silpe Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ahearn Rosalie Fink Thomas J. Murphy Harriett S. Williams Marzena Silpe Chabaso Bakery Portraits Henry and Judith Zachs Ms. Marian Gawel Wayne and Linnea Franitis Mr. David Kinyon J. Fenton Williams Melinda Sullivan Patrick Corey Ken Burtis Ms. Myra Josephson Melinda Sullivan Mr. Kevin Murphy J.P. van Rooy Green Mountain Coffee Arnold and Sandy Chase TRIBUTES Harry and Janice Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw Amedeo Zovich Max Restaurant Group Allen Cohn Ms. Mary K. McKone Mazadoorian In Honor of Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Presented by McCue Mortgage Halsey Cook Ms. Marilyn S. Ridolfo Mrs. Beatrice S. Priola Sylvia Bonney for Christmas Martha Mobley Ouzts Farmington Bank Michael Davis, Hart Davis Martin Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonney Linda Tomasso Mrs. Nancy C. Rhines Mary and Bill Britcher IN-KIND DONORS Hart Wine Company Creative Communities Angelo and Joy Tomasso MATCHING GIFTS Gold Sponsor Greg and Marzena Silpe Builders, Ltd Sandra Chase’s 60th Birthday Charles Gordens Connie Rachac Aetna Foundation Melinda and Paul Sullivan Sovereign Bank Foundation John Dillaway Ms. Joyce Leibert Tina Zampaglione Ms. Mary Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Aetna, Inc. Taylor Rental Center, Victor H. Emerson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Blythe Carlson Bank of America Silver Sponsors Manchester and West Friend of NBMAA Education Department Phil Gosselin Foundation, Inc. Stanley Black & Decker Hartford Gillette Ridge Wine & Spirits David and Patricia Hickox In Memory of Ms. Sylvia Gosselin Carl S. Balko Lois K. Reiner FM Global Foundation The United Illuminating Greg Tinti, Gillette Ridge Peter Greenwood Michael A. Formica’s Brithday Mr. Alvin B. Reiner GE Foundation Company and Connecticut Wine & Spirits Hartford Stage Mrs. Karen H. Balko J. Spencer Gould Ms. Frances Dunn IBM Corporation Natural Gas The Staff and Volunteers of Hill-stead Museum Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Bette Batchelor Nancy Rustico MassMutual the New Britain Museum Holly Holden Jake and Kate Goldbas Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and Stanley Black & Decker Bronze Sponsors of American Art Ellen Hoverkamp Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Glenn Grimm Mr. Craig M. Nowak The Walt Disney Company Downes Construction Co. Ann Howard @ The Bond J.B. and Lillian Beach Claudia and Robert Thesing Foundation Friend of NBMAA Special Wine Dinner Douglas and Tita Hyland Jessie and Rob Guierrez Dr. Tina de Cruz Harold Safalow United Technologies The Hospital of Central Hosts igourmet.com Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Deane G. Keller Mrs. Mary Lou Erwin Corporation Connecticut Greg and Marzena Silpe Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Katz Wendy Bily Prof. Dorothy Bosch Keller Douglas Hyland Ms. Sandra A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. J.H. Cohn LLP Dr. & Mrs. Robert Katz Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Messier Legrand Patrons: $500 Laida Kearney Mark P. Kordoski Rubinow Betsy Carlson Mr. Steven Scacca McCarter & English Jeffrey and Lynn Blau Buz & Carol Kohn Edward J. and Rita C. Mr. Kent Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mohegan Sun Kenneth and Judith Boudreau Judie and Coleman Levy Kordoski Sonstroem Ken Burtis MAX Downtown **Deceased 82 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 83 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

Timothy P. McLaughlin Chef Scott Miller SPONSORS Sam and Donna Stout Carle and Lawrence Mowell Jonathan Jarvis David and Audrey Brown Hartford Stage Metro Bis Restaurant Metro Bis, Platinum Presenting Simone and John Reynolds Farida and Ghulam Jilani James Brunelle, Jr. Hartford Steam Boiler Mohegan Sun Chef Chris Prosperi Sponsor Lighting and Sound Sponsor Christine and Chuck Shivery Holly A. Johnson and James Richard Brzozowski Inspection & Insurance Co. Alice & Robert Naboicheck Mohegan Sun, Webster Bank Event Resources Inc. Linda and Michael Tomasso Mascolo Deborah Burklund Harvey & Lewis Opticians Nadeau's Auction Chef Lynn Mansel Kimberly and Douglas Sally and Carl Johnson Miggs Burroughs Charlotte Hedlund Olde Towne Coin Co., Inc. ON20, Chef Jeffrey Lizotte Silver Sponsors Special Thanks To Zeytoonjian Robert Mason Margot Callahan Luciana Heineman ON20 Restaurant Peppercorn’s Grill, Anonymous Anonymous Melanie and Bill McCue Ellen Carey Hill-Stead Museum Purlieu & Le Pich Wines Chef Dino Cialfi and Connecticut Light & Power JORDAN Caterers.Design. PATRONS Lawrence and Carle Mowell Kenneth J. Carifa Pamela Hochstetter Patricia and Andrew Salner Chef Joseph Keane Legrand Event Planners Childe Hassam Patrons: Robert Phelan Karen Cashman Lois House Larry Santilli Pond House Grille, Northeast Utilities Nelson H. White and the $5,000 Eileen and Elliott Pollack Mark S. Catalina Maureen Hyde Marzena & Greg Silpe Chef Jordan Stein The Chase Family Foundations: Florence Academy of Art, Janet and Sam Bailey Mori and Jeanne Potoff Central Optica Douglas K.S. Hyland Mark Simon Restaurant Bricco/Bricco The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Italy Linda and Arthur Carter Ezra and Christina Ripple Ceramica Importing, Inc. Danielle and Samuel Hyland Melinda & Paul Sullivan Trattoria/Grants Restaurant, Bear Family Foundation The Staff and Volunteers of Mary Sargent Jeanne Ciravolo Infinity Music Hall & Bistro Terra Valentine Winery Chef Billy Grant The Rhoda and David the New Britain Museum Patron Table Hosts: $3,500 James Stack Connecticut Science Center Iris Photography The Bee and Thistle Inn the mill at 2t, Chef Ryan Jones Chase Family Foundation of American Art Conry Asset Management Hannah B. Steel Rosemary Cotnoir Joan Jardine and Spa Treva, Chef Dorjan Puka The Sandra and Arnold Brad and Amy Morris Dr. Neil Wasserman Evan R. Cowles Barbara Johnson The Mayflower Inn & Spa Chase Family Foundation Table Captains Susan and John Rathgeber Dr. Wivi-Anne Weber Curtis Packaging Dr. and Mrs. Theodore the mill at 2t The ART Party of the Year Yankee Gas Kathy Kraczkowsky Donald and Linda Silpe Diann and William Wienke Ruthie Davis Johnson The Yankee Candle Company May 4, 2013 Carle Mowell Greg and Marzena Silpe Zachs Family Foundation Carol M. de Berry Pam and Fred Jones Treva Restaurant & Bar Bronze Sponsors Todd and Marenda Stitzer Douglas and Kimberly Clinton A. Deckert JORDAN Caterers Heather Vance Gala Chair Barnes Group Table Hosts Zeytoonjian Mary DeCroce Susan Jositas Marie-Claire & J.P. van Rooy Marzena Silpe Downes Construction Monique Aduddell and John Singleton Copley David and Nancy Zwiener Josie Campbell Dellenbaugh Debby Kaczynski Michael Watts Company Dennis Klapperich Patron: $1,000 Craig Diangelo Randie Kahrl WINAM Wines, LLC Gala Honorary Co-Chairs Farmington Bank Janet and Samuel Bailey Kathryn S.L. Cox AUCTION DONORS Martha Drummond John Kawecki Gordan Zimmerman Jim and Cathy Smith Hartford HealthCare Eric Ben-Kiki and Katie Anonymous Mary Dwyer Chet Kempczynski The Hartford Steam Boiler Bradley Norman Rockwell Patrons: Ralph Acosta Elaine Edelberg (e. Laine) Brigid Kennedy Participating Restaurants Gala Coordinator Inspection and Insurance Gail and Peter Byeff $500 Steve Adams Elizabeth Enders Kevin Edward Jewelers Ann Howard @ the Bond, Marina Luri-Clark Company Kathryn and Thomas R. Skip and Edie Gengras Negar Ahkami Mrs. Carol English Elisabeth W. King Chef Mike Burscino The Hospital of Central Cox, III Charles and Irene Hamm Faye Ahlberg Jacquelyn Etling George A. King Barcelona Restaurant & Gala Committee Connecticut Don and Amy Droppo Holly and Stuart Holden Barbara J. Alex Ian Factor Wendy Kirkland Wine Bar, Chef Adam Melody Bernhardt Hospital for Special Care Dr. Robert and Mrs. Susan Ted and Nancy Johnson Joseph Altwer Inez Faillace S. Chandler Kissell Greenberg Ken Carifa Fisher Dr. Richard L. Judd Emma A. Amodio Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Pat Klein Belvedere Café and Restaurant, Carol Conry Copper Sponsors Thomas C. Flanigan and and Nancy F. Judd John Asaro Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Feld Martin Kline Chef Ela Konferowicz Kathryn Cox American Savings Foundation Jonathan E. Stone Roger and Debbie Klene Gay Ayers Paul Firos Kay Knight Clarke Cavey's Restaurant, Tom Flanigan Bank of America Joel A. Gengras Julia Alexandra Ferguson Del-Bourree Bach Claire Fish Ella Knox Chef Steve Cavagnaro and Joel Gengras Susan and Donald Hight and Mikhail Livshits Linn and John Bae Faripour Forouhar Sharon Kocay Chef Jess Powers Janice Hasenjager Evening Elements Sponsor Tita and Douglas Hyland Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fred Astaire Dance Studio KPM Arts + Antiques Chabaso Bakery Carolyn Joseph Okay Industries, Inc. Nancy and Richard Judd and Dr. Marian Kellner Baekeland Helen R. Galick Tom Kretsch ESCA Restaurant and Wine Kathy Kraczkowsky Wendy Kirkland Merrily Gengras Moynihan Margaret Beakey Gallery Salon Janet Lage Bar, Chef Joseph Bucholz Dorothy Lund Invitation Sponsor Kathleen and Greg Gloria and Alvaro Oviedo Jonathan Beer Carol Ganick Estelle Laschever Green Mountain Coffee Kevin McNamara Paladin Commercial Printing Kraczkowsky Jean-Pierre and Marie Nina Bentley Vicente Garcia Jim Laurino igourmet.com Lynne McNamara Margaret and Roger Lawson Claire van Rooy Melody Bernhardt Joel Gengras Carol Lavoie JORDAN Caterers, Carle Mowell Framing Sponsor Dr. David and Dorothy Lund Susan Arborio Yankus Evarists Berzins Susan Gerschefski Lawrence Jeffrey Estate Chef Kevin Cottle Susan Rathgeber Shortell Framing, Hartford Marina Luri-Clark and Virginia M. Bilodeau Daniel Graves Jewelers Little City Pizza, Frances Russell Patrick Clark Donors Not Attending Holly Binczewski Peter Greenwood Alan Lawson Chef Will Kokines Christine Shivery Raffle Sponsor Patricia and Robert Benjamin Abrams BK & Co. Ann D. Grimm Neil LeFebvre Max Burger, Chef Dave Sudol Krystian von Speidel TravelBuilders McLaughlin Robert Burns Ethan Boisvert Zbigniew Grzyb Deborah Leonard Max Downtown, Donna Stout International LLC Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Elizabeth C. Chamberlain Rita Brieger George Hale Suzanne Jill Levy Chef Hunter Morton Linda Tomasso and Dr. Marian Kellner Jonathon Crocker Zach Brown Nancy J. Hall LeWitt Collection Max’s Oyster Bar, Kathryn West Event Décor Sponsor Miriam and Stephen Miller Franklin Family Roderick Brown Angelica and Richard Harter Jim Link

84 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 85 additional donations and gifts staff

Tom Peterson June P. Webster Thomas Bell Director of Finance Kathryn Matsuzaki Coordinator of School & Family Programs Picnic Fashion Sandy Welch Holly Binczewski Visitor Services Associate Jonathan Morales* Asst. Manager Visitor Services and Security Charles Pinto, Jr. NC Whitcher Whitney Boone* Visitor Services Associate Jessica Museck* Development Manager Jan Prentice Nelson H. White Shakeea Brister Asst. Manager Visitor Services & Museum Shop Melissa Nardiello Marketing & Design Manager Sara Prentis Brown Heather Whitehouse Melanie Carr Manager Visitor & Volunteer Services Carolyn Nims Family Program Assistant James Prosek Walter Wick Stacey Cerullo Visitor Services Associate Cara Oleaz Visitor Services Associate DeAnn L. Prosia Marcy Wilson Tarik Clayton Security Stephanie Perales Visitor Services Associate Amanda Pulham Stephen Wilson Ann Collin* Visitor Services Associate Georgia Porteous Finance Manager Revival Home Tom Yost Natalie Conley* Visitor Services Associate Terrance Regan Visitor Services Supervisor Beth Reynolds—Periwinkeblue Lauren Zarambo David D’Agostino Security Japhet Rochester Security Art Mark Zunino Donna Downes Shop Co-Manager Anna Rogulina Assistant Curator Diana Roberts-Paschall Judy Gaffney Shop Co-Manager Sarah Rohfling Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Rock Hall Luxe Lodging 13th Annual Juneteenth Keith Gervase Assistant to Collections Manager Andriy Shuter Security Sylvina Rollins Celebration Lacy Gillette Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Michael Smith Facilities Manager Carol S. Russomanno Saturday, June 22, 2013 Ellen Hanley Visitor Services Associate Sarah Solberg Curatorial Intern Claudia McLay Ryan Sarah Hudkins* Visitor Services Associate Susan Sterniak Visitors Services Associate Elinor Sachs Event Co-chairs Douglas Hyland Director Rashmi Talpade Visitor Services Associate Melissa Franklin Sanchez Soukeyna Diop Laura Krah* Coordinator of School & Family Programs Adam Swift Security Maurice Sapiro Alphonse Wright Jai Long Lin Interactive Designer & Developer Claudia Thesing Director of Development Roxanne Faber Savage Jenna Lucas Development Associate/Membership John Urgo Collections Manager Alice Schumacher Honorary Chair Michael Lyles Security Heather Whitehouse Coordinator of Adult Public Programs Joan Shackford Dr. Michael Sharpe Meghan Malcolm* Education Assistant Steven Young Security Tatyana Kulida Shelley Linda Mare Curator of Education Chris Shivery Sponsors: Celina Marquis Visitor Services Associate Greg and Marzena Silpe American Savings Foundation * Departed during fiscal year William Simpson The City of New Britain Victoria Sivigny JORDAN Caterers.Design. The NBMAA staff at their annual holiday party, taken by Collections Manager John Urgo. Clare Brett Smith Event Planners Kathleen Curran Smits Reid and Riege, P.C. Janet Sorokin Counselors at Law Linda Stamm Stanley Black & Decker Special Thanks To Juneteenth Honorary Chair, Michael C. Sharpe does the electric slide with guests and event Co-Chair Soukenya Diop. Photo by J. Horne Photography Eric and Heather Stegmaier African American Advisory Michael Sundra Committee Thomas & Margah Lips Jean McQuillan Rashmi Talpade City of New Britain, Mayor Joan M. Losee John Melecsinsky Carol A. Taylor Timothy O’Brien Karleen Loughran Melissa Meredith Michael Theise Emily Lourigan David D. Millen The Bushnell Center for Featuring Dorothy Lund Carmen J. Monaco the Performing Arts Juneteenth Cuisine by Lux Bond & Green Nancy S. Morrell The Lily Pad Gallery JORDAN Caterers Barbara Maiser Kat Murphy Linda and Michael Tomasso Paulette Fox’s famous Richard Malinsky Nicholas Napoletano Torrco Design Center Juneteenth Punch Leo and Elpida Melissa Nardiello Martha G. Trask Remarks by Mayor Timothy Mancini-Hresko Susan Nash Travelers Championship O’Brien and Dr. Jeffrey Brenda Manning Banjie Getsinger Nicholas Nicolas Valadez Sanchez O.G. Ogbar Matthew Phillips Nina McLemore Mary F. Vivo Music by United Audio Janette Maxey Lily Koto Olive Peter Waite Productions Marija Pavlovich McCarthy Paul Ott Brian C. Walters II Photos by J. Horne William McCarthy Priscilla Palumbo Diane Ward Photography Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Stephen Paschall Steve Webersen Joan McPherson Tanvi Pathare

86 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 87 board of trustees board of trustees

Officers Trustees Emeriti Trustee Emeritus John Downes, III, Chairman Development Committee Sam Bailey Howard Munce, Chairman, South Cheryl Carlson '14 John R. Rathgeber, Chairman William,Bob R. Brown Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus Mike Timura, Trustee Emeritus Trustees Tim Bergstrom Scott Bakal Tom Colville '14 Todd Stitzer, Vice Chairman Rhoda L. Chase Anita Ferrante Consultant Tom Flanigan, Chairman Ken Boudreau Annette Blaugrund Deborah Coombs '13 Kathryn West, Secretary Elizabeth,Betty Chamberlain Tom Flanigan Members Ken Carifa William Chase Dick Boyle Nancy Cutter '14 Kenneth Boudreau, Treasurer Leonard G. Clough Howard Fromson Mary Gould Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Cora Lynn Deibler Michael Dooman ‘15 Brendan T. Conry Holly Holden David Jepson Martin Cooper John Howard Vincent DiFate Don Droppo ‘14 Trustees Kathryn Cox C.J. Joseph Anthony Mauro Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus Alan Hunter, Trustee Emeritus Leonard Everett Fisher Sue Fisher '13 Samuel Bailey, Jr. ‘14 Dr. Marie S. Gustin Brenda Manning Marenda Stitzer, Council of John Downes, III Reginald Paige Charles Ferguson Muriel Fleischmann '14 Timothy Bergstrom ’13 R. Alan Hunter Jinny McKernan, Trustee Emeritus Advisors Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus John Rathgeber Martha Hoppin Joel A. Gengras '13 Kenneth Boudreau ’13 Dr. Richard L. Judd Tim McLaughlin, Trustee Alice Willard Donna Stout David Zwiener Billie Levy Francine DuPlessix Gray ‘15 Barbara Bradbury-Pape ’14 Coleman B. Levy Emeritus Staff Chris Shivery Members Wendell Minor David Grey ‘15 Dr. Peter Byeff ’14 John S. Manning Gloria Oviedo Mike Smith, Building Manager Kathryn West Pierre Guertin, Council of Dennis Nolan Pierre Guertin ‘15 Kenneth J. Carifa ‘14 Virginia J McKernan Linda Tomasso, Trustee Emeritus Members Advisors Roger Reed Tom Gworek '13 William Chase ‘14 Dr. Timothy McLaughlin Chris Shivery Building and Grounds Jill Coscarelli Michael Maglaras, Council of Walt Reed Charles Hamm, ‘15 Halsey Cook ‘12 Janet L. Myers Marzena Silpe Sub-Committees Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors Advisors Murray Tinkelman Cassandra Henderson ‘13 Dr. Martin Cooper ‘15 Hugh B. Penney Donna Stout, Trustee Emeritus Landscaping Sheila Hogan Walter Wick Sue Hight '14 John Downes III ’14 Hal Rives Lindsley Wellman, Trustee Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus, Margaret Lawson, Council of Investment Committee John Witt Gregory B. Howey '13 Thomas C. Flanigan ’15 Donna M. Stout Emeritus Chairman Advisors Trustees Staff CJ Joseph ‘15 Howard A. Fromson ‘5 Michael Timura Kathryn West Trustees Mary Piazza, Council of Advisors Todd Stitzer, Chairman Douglas Hyland Dorrance Kelly '14 Holly Holden ‘15 Linda Tomasso Kim Zeytoonjian Betty Chamberlain, Trustee Susan Rathgeber Sam Bailey Harlan Kent ‘15 John Howard ‘13 Lindsley Wellman David Zwiener Emeritus Michael Reiner, Council of Ken Boudreau Nominating Committee Margaret Lawson '13 Grant Jones ‘15 Linda Cheverton-Wick Members Tom Flanigan Advisors William Chase Trustees Carol LeWitt '13 Brenda Manning ‘13 Lisa Aldridge, Council of Advisors Members Staff Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Halsey Cook, Chairman Dorothy Lund '14 Henry R. Martin ’13 Director Melody Bernhardt, Council of Nancy Cutter, Council of Advisors Claudia Thesing, Director of John Howard Sam Bailey Tamara Adler Lundgren '13 Melanie McCue ‘15 Dr. Douglas K.S. Hyland Advisors Lynne Ustach Development Grant Jones Barbara Bradbury-Pape Michael Maglaras '13 Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘13 Lynn Blau, Council of Advisors Hal Rives, Trustee Emeritus Henry Martin Jim Marinelli '13 Gloria Oviedo ’15 COMMITTEES OF THE Michael Cipriano Exterior and Interior Education Committee Melanie McCue Patricia McLaughlin '13 Reginald Paige ’13—resigned BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors Finishes Trustees Long-Range Plan Committee Chris Shivery Kevin McNamara '13 John J. Patrick Jr. ’14 Executive Committee Muriel Fleischman, Council Trustees Brenda Manning, Chairman Trustees Jack Miller '14 John R. Rathgeber Trustees of Advisors Ken Carifa, Chairman Richard Judd, Trustee Emeritus Barbara Bradbury-Pape, Personnel Committee Robert A. Mugford '13 Chris Shivery ’15 John Rathgeber, Chairman Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus Melanie McCue Chairman Trustees Mary Piazza '13 Marzena Silpe ‘13 Todd Stitzer, Vice-Chairman Susan Hight, Council of Advisors Members Gloria Oviedo Ken Boudreau Ken Carifa, Chairman David Polk ‘15 Todd Stitzer ‘14 Kathryn West, Secretary Dorrance Kelly, Council of Michael Reiner, Council of Linda Tomasso, Trustee Emeritus Ken Carifa Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus Michael Reiner '13 Melinda Sullivan ‘13 Ken Boudreau, Treasurer Advisors Advisors Melinda Sullivan Coleman Levy, Trustee Emeritus Tom Flanigan Charles Robinson ‘15 Jean-Pierre van Rooy ’14 William Chase, At-Large George King Kim Zeytoonjian Hank Martin Steve Miller Jeannette Schermerhorn '13 Kathryn West ‘14 Chris Shivery, At-Large Dorothy Lund, Council of Mechanical and Electrical Members Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus John Patrick Michael Schroeder '13 Kimberly Zeytoonjian ’13 J.P. Van Rooy, At-Large Advisors Chip Eveleth, Chairman & Lisa Aldridge Michael Timura, Trustee Emeritus Linda Tomasso Stephen L. Schwartz ‘15 David Zwiener ‘15 Staff Kevin McNamara, Council of Museum Member Don Droppo, Council of Advisors Members Kim Zeytoonjian David Staub '13 Douglas Hyland, Director Advisors Trustees Terry Gianzinetti Don Droppo, Council of Advisors Members Marenda Brown-Stitzer '13 Honorary Trustees Mary Piazza Ken Boudreau Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Doug Bray Paul Sullivan '13 Dr. Frederick Baekeland Acquisition & Loan Susan Rathgeber Halsey Cook Farida Jilani Jim Marinelli, Council of Advisors Farida Jilani Lynn Wadhams '13 Joan Baekeland Committee Thomas Soyster, Council of John Patrick Steve Schwartz, Council of Steve Schwartz, Council of Becky Lowry Jean Young '14 Sylvia Bonney Trustees Advisors Members Advisors Advisors Lynne Ustach Alyce Fuller Ken Carifa, Co-Chairman Rusty Tilney John Kaestle Lynn Wadhams, Council of The Honorable Nancy M. Stephen Miller, Co-Chairman Lynne Ustach James Marinelli, Council of Advisors Low Illustration Committee COUNCIL OF Johnson Sam Bailey, Jr Staff Advisors Elaine Zottola Trustees ADVISORS Dr. Theodore Johnson Sylvia Bonney, Honorary Trustee Douglas Hyland, Director James Scott Lindsley Wellman, Chairman, Susan Austin-Warner '13 Robert Lesser Barbara Bradbury-Pape Finance Committee Trustee Emeritus Janet Bailey '14 Nelson H. White Rhoda Chase, Trustee Emeritus Building and Grounds Trustees Kathryn Cox, Trustee Emeritus Melody Bernhardt '13 Linda Cheverton-Wick, Trustees Ken Boudreau, Chairman Members Lynn Blau '14

88 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 89 volunteers volunteers

Ronald B. Abbe Mary L. Cannella Andrea Eng Patricia D. Hickox Kenneth Adams Kenneth J. Carifa Cora Ennis Susan Hight Lisa Aldridge Cheryl Carlson Armida Espaillat Enid R. Hirst VOLUNTEERS Elizabeth Aloi Marie Carlson Chip Eveleth Ann Hodgdon-Cyr NBMAA volunteers are the Carmen T. Aloisi Anne Carubba Jackie Fastaia Lois Ann Hodlin lifeblood of the Museum, Steven Archaski Ronald Carubba Edith Fein Sheila Hogan participating in all facets of Olivia Armandroff Maura Casorio Charles Ferguson Holly Holden the institution. Peer reviewers T.J. Arnold Paolo Celantano Anita Ferrante R. Stuart Holden from our accrediting body the Francine D. Augeri Donna Chamberlain Gay Fialko Martha Hoppin Susan Austin-Warner Elizabeth Chamberlain Paul Firos Sarah L. Hornung American Alliance of Museums Jeanie Babineau Richard Charnick Ellen Fisher John Howard in their 2011 re-accreditation Sandra Baclaski Rhoda L. Chase Leonard Everett Fisher Gregory B. Howey report took notice: Dr. Frederick Baekeland Sandra Chase Susan G. Fisher Yaryna Hrynyukh Joan Baekeland William Chase Thomas C. Flanigan Dianne Hunt-Mason “Particularly impressive was Olga Bagirova Linda Cheverton-Wick Muriel Fleischman R. Alan Hunter the number of volunteers that Janet Bailey Manon-Lu Christ Maureen Foss Linda Irish-Simpson contribute to the wellbeing of Samuel, Jr. Bailey Diane Chrusciel Paulette Fox Hillary Irvine the New Britain Museum of Scott Bakal Sarah Churchill Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Dave Ives American Art. The Museum’s Marilyn W. Ballard Michael Cipriano Adele Frez Sue Ives A B ability to attract so many eager Gregory L. Banks Gina Ciralli Howard A. Fromson Jame W., Jr. Jacobs Ilene Baron Kelley Citroni Alyce Fuller David Jepson participants speaks volumes Julie A. Barrett Leonard G. Clough Judy Gaffney Dr. Farida Jilani about how well the Museum is Joan Bauder Allen Cohn Vincent Gagliardi The Honorable Nancy thought of in the community.” Patricia Baxa Sara Collins Felicia Gajda Johnson Bonnie S. Beaulieu Tom Colville Sue Gallagher Sally Johnson A: Richard Benfield Ellen Connery Gerry Gardner Dr. Theodore Johnson (from left) Staff members Timothy Bergstrom Brendan T. Conry Scott Gawlicki Collin Jones Melissa Nardiello and Linda Melody Bernhardt Carol Conry Joel A. Gengras Grant Jones Mare at the annual Volunteer Alexa Bernstein Erin Conry Evelyn Genovese Joshua Jones Picnic getting ready to serve Fred Biamonte Halsey Cook Natalie Giana C.J. Joseph salad fare and watermelon. Marjorie Bingham Elly Cook-Jamison Paul Gianaris Dr. Richard L. Judd B: Marjorie Bishop Deborah Coombs Teresa Gianzinetti John Kaestle Luc Ouellette volunteers at Sarah Blagden Dr. Martin Cooper Janey Giel Ellen Kask the Art of Wine & Food Judy Blakelock Ruthellen Corbett Billy Gillette Jeff Katz C: The Bedlam Brothers play at Lynn Blakely Jill Coscarelli Mark Giulietti Alma Kearns the annual Volunteer Picnic Lynn Blau Sara Cotter Len Goldberg Shirley C. Keezing Annette Blaugrund Kathryn S. Cox Mary Gould Dorrance Kelly D: NBMAA Docents & Friends C Joyce Blem Nancy Cutter Francine DuPlessix Gray Gretchen F. Kelly enjoy their annual overnight trip Marie Bogdanski Nancy Dart Rose A. Greenwald Joan Kennedy to Washington, D.C. Sylvia Bonney Cora Lynn Deibler David Grey Tayelor Kennedy E: Paulette Fox at the 13th Kenneth Boudreau Thea Demers Janet Grey Harlan Kent Carolyn Bountress Janet DePratti Ann D. Grimm George King Annual Juneteenth Celebration Pat Bowers Chelsea Dickson Tom Gruber Sheila Kinscherf Dick Boyle Vincent DiFate Rita E. Grygus Wendy D. Kirkland Barbara Bradbury-Pape John E. Dillaway Pierre Guertin Rosemary Klotz Irene G. Braren Anne DiPietro Bethany Gugliemino Marie C. Koller Doug Bray Constance G. Dix Dr. Marie S. Gustin Bradford G. Korder Jasleni Brito Michael Dooman Dr. Thomas J. Gworek Kathy Kraczkowsky Marenda Brown-Stitzer Mackenzie Dougan Karolina Hac Stan Kundra Tessa Mae Brown Donna Downes Charles Hamm Carol Lacoss William Brown John, III Downes Stephen F. Hard Adrien Landry James Brunelle Alexandra Doyle Katherine Harrison Sandra LaPointe Patricia Brunetto Donald R. Droppo Janice M. Hasenjager Barbara V. LaRosa Kimberly C. Burris Martha E. Drummond Jenny Haskins Barbara Laurain Gail Byeff Rosa Dubnansky Dr. Patricia P. Hatch Tom Lavoie D E Dr. Peter Byeff Lydia K. Dyson Catherine Heinz Dott Lawrence Mary Caldor Loretta Eason Ronald Heinz Watts W. Lawrence Robert Canfield Victor Emerson Cassandra Henderson Margaret Lawson

90 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 91 volunteers Report Independent Accountants: CohnReznick, LLP financials

Dr. Charles N. Leach, Jr. Joan G. Morgan Robert Rosenfeld Judith Talbot Bob Leo Bryan Morris Shawna Rosol Mary C. Talbot Felicia Leone Carle Mowell Suzanne G. Roy Angela Taylor Robert Lesser Robert A. Mugford Maryanne Rupp Barbara Taylor Diana Lestz Howard Munce Frances V. Russell Oscar Tellez Linda Levine Margaret Murphy Claudia M. Ryan Rusty Tilney Billy Levy Janet L. Myers Alexander Salazar Michael Timura Coleman B. Levy Robert Naboicheck Dottie Salvio Murray Tinkelman Judie Levy Nancy Najarian Louis Salvio Rena Tobey Barbara Lewis Alexandra Nasto Sarah Sandbach Aleksandra Tobiasz Carol LeWitt Essence Neuson Ronald Scardacchi Joanna Tobiasz Zhaoning Liu Erin Newton Debra Scarlett Linda Tomasso Susan H. Livingston Stephanie Nobert Joan Schenker Joan Thomas Geraldine Lombard Felicia Noetzel Jeannette Schermerhorn Martha G. Trask Katherine R. Lotko Dennis Nolan Samantha Schon Anna Tufankjian Barbara Louis Leah Novak Michael Schroeder Lynne Ustach George A. Louis Sharon M. O'Brien Shirley B. Schwartz Louise Valentine Becky Lowry Cara Oleasz Stephen L. Schwartz Jean-Pierre van Rooy David Lucas Joani Olsen-Keney Matthew Sciarappa Margaret Vaughn Sylvia Lucas Judy B. Olson James Scott Esther S. Veley Adam Luchansky Angela Orsene Joseph Servidone Raymond Venberg ** Ingeborg Lukens David W. Ostergren Emily Sesko Susan Venberg Dr. David A. Lund Luc A. Ouellette Dr. Donald L. Shapiro Carl R. Venditto Dorothy I. Lund Gloria Oviedo Roberta Shea Kathy Vilas Tamara Adler Lundgren Donna Ozga Elana K. Sherwood Theresa Vincenzo Man Li Luo Cheryl Padolko Charlene Shorter Doris Vitali Sara Maddalena Gail Paige Christine Shivery Krystian von Speidel Michael Maglaras Reginald Paige Sandra Siek Lynn Wadhams Gail Maglio Ann Parkhurst Marzena Silpe Judith Walo Gregory Maglio John J. Patrick, Jr. Judith M. Silver Deanna Walsh Kathryn Malcolm Will Patterson Amy Silverman Haotian Wang Brenda Manning Stephanie Payne Carrie Simon Cheyenne Washington John S. Manning John Pearson Pamela B. Simon Lindsley Wellman Kathleen Marier Hugh B. Penney Iris Simpson Elizabeth Wells James Marinelli Lana B. Pentore Susan Skarvinko Rachel Wendt Celina H. Marquis Joyce Petrisko Ursula Skierkowski Cameron West George Martin Alyssa Peterson Susan Slaga Kathryn West Henry R. Martin Elizabeth Phelan Mathew Slapski Walter Wick Marsha L. Mason Mary M. Piazza Barbara Smith Alice Willard Anthony Mauro Beverly F. Pierz Sarah Solberg Rosemary Winandy Lynne Mauro David Polk Thomas Soyster Jane C. Winterfield Melanie McCue Janice Posada Alyssa Speranza John Witt Sekiko McDonald Jill Price Norma Spring Nelson H. White Shelby McInvale Will Rahardjo Robert Srulowitz Ruth Woodcock Virginia J. McKernan John R. Rathgeber Niko Stanwicks Alphonse Wright Patricia McLaughlin Susan A. Rathgeber David Staub Jamai Wynn Tim McLaughlin Roger Reed Frank Steele Kristen Yeager Kevin P. McNamara Walt Reed Todd Stitzer Jean P. Young Lynne McNamara Michael Reiner Donna M. Stout Mary Ziomek Ruth B. Mellion Eather Reynolds Sharon Straka Kimberly C. Zeytoonjian Sean Melville Samantha Rhodes Melinda M. Sullivan Elaine Zottola Les Milch Diane Rickenbacker Paul Sullivan David Zwiener Margaret Milch Michaela Rinaldo Rhea J. Sutter Jack Miller Francisco Rivera Adam Swift Dr. M. Stephen Miller Hal Rives Ruth Swisher Michael Mindera Charles Robinson Lydia Szarlan-Baltrush Wendell Minor Michele Rochette Jon Szeber Kelly C. Moran Jane Rosenfeld Deborah Tait

92 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 93 financials financials

94 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '12–'13 95