New Britain Museum of American Art Annual Report

2014–2015 chairman's and contents director's report

3 CHAIRMAN'S AND DIRECTOR’S REPORT Over the last 16 years, the New Britain Museum of American Art has were not, allowing us to expand our understanding in a way that been transformed into a world class cultural institution through the would have been impossible to contemplate without the Hamms. 6 THE COLLECTION artistic vision and inspirational leadership of our Director, Douglas Hyland. During Douglas’ tenure, the Museum’s endowment has Each exhibition has commanded sizeable attendance and at the same 50 EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS more than doubled; attendance has more than tripled; the already time we are pleased to attract specific aficionados of glass, textiles, excellent collection has increased fourfold; and the physical space marine paintings, and jewelry. We have never organized a quilt show 52 MUSEUM PUBLICATIONS has multiplied by a factor of five. Although Douglas announced before and we are most thankful to the dozens of lenders including his retirement at last year’s Annual Meeting, it is a testament to his leading museums and a distinguished group of contemporary quilters. 56 EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS discipline and energy that much has been accomplished in 2015. Similarly, the jewelry show was a first for the Museum and it was a pleasure displaying over 150 examples by Elizabeth Gage, who is a 63 VISITOR SERVICES One of the highlights of 2015 has been the construction of the Art & charming, creative artist. We are proud to have celebrated 50 years of Education Building, the focus of the Museum’s attention for the last her life as an internationally acclaimed designer. Sponsored by the 67 FINANCE/DEVELOPMENT three years. The 18,000 sq. ft. addition will open officially on Bank of America, f.64: Revolutionary Vision consisted of a survey of 40 of October 17, 2015. As a result of gaining 40% more space, for the the most iconic images by the most renowned photographers of the 20th 75 MEMBERS last year we have been planning the installation of the permanent century. Photography is increasingly popular at the Museum and this collection in the new galleries and the complete rehanging of the exhibition allowed us to present extraordinary images of great rarity. 86 DONORS TO MUSEUM OPERATIONS existing galleries in the Chase Family Building. The Education Department also has ambitious plans for the use of the three Our NEW/NOW artists are both innovators and entertainers. Bob 90 ADDITIONAL DONATIONS AND GIFTS spacious studios on the lower level. Gregson, Titus Kaphar, Karl Lund, and Katja Loher are four very different artists. At the same time, they are able to expand our 96 STAFF, TRUSTEES, ADVISORS As always, the Museum has offered hundreds of different activities appreciation of the role of artists in the 21st century. We are pleased for the enjoyment and education of a broad range of different that significant examples by all four of these creative individuals will 99 VOLUNTEERS constituencies from babies in arms to senior citizens. Our activities be shown at the Museum for many years to come as part of the have centered around our encyclopedic collection and also enhanced permanent collection. John O’Donnell’s Psychedelic Pantry and 102 FINANCIAL REPORT the experience of visitors to the major changing exhibitions of the Catherine Ross’ Laugh Track have served as our New Media artists of year: Glass Today: 21st Century Innovations, Let Me Quilt One More Day, Over Life’s 2014–2015. This ever popular section of the Batchelor Gallery is Waters: The Coastal Collection of Charles and Irene Hamm, and The Enchanting Jewels appreciated by our more than 12,000 school children as well as our of Elizabeth Gage. visitors interested in contemporary art. Support for the Museum’s operations, exhibitions and education programs are provided in part by the Dr. Pauline M. Alt Education Fund, Bailey Family Fund for Special Exhibitions, Martha Pease Bronson Endowment Fund, Jay and We are especially grateful to and honored by the generous gift of Traditionally, the Davis Gallery shows have allowed the Museum to Lorraine Bruemmer Memorial Fund, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Fund, Building and Furnishings Fund, Chase the Hamm Collection to the Museum. As a result, the Museum will spotlight 19th and 20th century artists of a more traditional bent. Family Curator of American Art Fund, Jean and Harold Clarke Memorial Endowment Fund, Elizabeth and Stanley M. house one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of Cary Smith curated a survey of nonobjective artists and assembled Cooper Fund, Margaret M. Cooper Fund, Kathryn Cox Endowment Fund for Special Exhibitions, Docent Yellow Bus outstanding American 19th and 20th century coastal artists. While an intriguing group of paintings by more than 20 of his friends Fund, Education Fund, Endowment Fund, Henry Sage Goodwin Fund, Harold M. and Charlene Gray Fund, Holiday a few of the artists were in our collection already, the vast majority and colleagues. Arguably, Nelson Augustus Moore was the most Decorating Fund, Grace Judd Landers Fund, Robert Lehman Lecture Fund, Martha and Henry Pelton Fund, Catharine M. Rogers Lecture Series Fund, Shaker Gallery Fund, Helen Talcott Stanley Fund, and the Elizabeth Wick Fund. Douglas and Tita Hyland with three generations of family who flew in from all over the country for the Art Party of the Year, May 2, 2015

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.

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significant painter/photographer of 19th century New Britain and At the Annual Meeting, October 22, 2014, longtime Trustees Ken A larger group of firm supporters of the Museum died last year Rathgeber, Melinda Sullivan, and Kathryn West. For the national we are pleased to have displayed the collection of Todd and Marenda Carifa and John Patrick rotated off after three, three-year terms. than in previous years ever before. It includes long-term members, search, the Committee retained Marilyn Hoffman of Museum Stitzer. In the Warrington Gallery, we celebrated the achievements After serving longer than any other Trustee in recent memory, volunteers, artists, and patrons. Walt Reed, Honorary Trustee, Search & Reference, an executive-search firm located in Manchester, of Otis Kaye, a brilliant painter of money and a master of the trompe former Chairman John Rathgeber also left the Board. All three served on the Low Illustration Committee for over fifty years. He NH and Boston. A strong field of candidates emerged with l’oeil tradition. The comprehensive catalog which accompanied the Trustees were named Trustee Emeriti as was Howard Fromson. Kay was responsible for the gift of hundreds of illustrations to the Low semi-finalist and finalist interviews schedule for early summer. A exhibition has documented his achievements most thoroughly. We Knight Clarke and Paula Viscogliosi were elected to the Board. Collection. As one of the country’s leading authorities on American recommendation by the Search Committee for the sixth director were struck recently when a woman visited the Tom Yost exhibition illustrations, he helped guide the Museum and proved a steadfast of the NBMAA, Min Jung Kim, was approved by the Board of and shared that his paintings of the Litchfield Hills brought tears to We wish to express gratitude to all the trustees, but especially to the supporter. Not only that, but he was a kind, gentle, thoughtful man. Trustees and announced in August. Kim brings more than 20 her eyes. It is encouraging to know that in the 21st century, members of the Executive Committee, Barbara Bradbury-Pape, Thomas R. Cox III was the co-founder with his wife Kathryn of the years of experience in the art museum field and was most recently Connecticut landscapes can evoke such a powerful response. Chairman of the Long Range Planning Committee, Steve Miller John Butler Talcott Society, served as the Chairman of the Art of the Deputy Director for External Relations at the Eli and Edythe and Anita Ferrante, Chairmen of the Acquisition and Loan Wine and Food, and was a generous patron and good friend. Mary Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Over the last several years, the number and quality of the entries to Committee, Paula Viscogliosi, Chairman of the Education Clapp, Carol Kreeger Davidson, Norm Erickson, Connie Granski, Michigan. Previously, Kim worked at the Solomon R. Guggenheim the Museum’s Annual Juried Exhibition has increased dramatically Committee, John Dillaway, Chairman of the Personnel Committee, June Mitchell, Rosalind Richman, and Elizabeth Young, along with Foundation, New York for more than 12 years, focusing on a variety and we were delighted that over 250 artists submitted their work for Ken Boudreau, Chairman of the Finance Committee, John many others will be greatly missed by the Museum family. of international alliances and collaborative initiatives. consideration. The result was a powerful survey featuring more than Howard, Chairman of the Investment Committee, Tom Flanigan, 100 paintings, mixed media creations, photographs, watercolors, Chairman of the Development Committee, Kathryn Cox, Chairman As noted above at last year’s Annual Meeting, Douglas announced We all look forward to the coming year when we have the use of the drawings, and sculptures. of the Nominating Committee, Trustee Emertus Lindsley Wellman, his planned retirement in the fall of 2015 after 16 years at the new building and our visitors will have an opportunity to experience Chairman of the Low Illustration Committee, and David Jepson, helm. During his tenure, the building has been transformed and many more objects from the permanent collection than have ever Over 500 works of art were added to the permanent collection. Chairman of the Buildings and Grounds Committee and also the collections vastly improved. The appreciation for the Museum been displayed before in our 111 year history. Among the highlights of the year were Andrew Erdos’ Cheerfully Rooting Chairman of the Building Committee. In particular, David Jepson has grown dramatically and we now boast of attendance exceeding through Ruby Red Detritus, 2013, Deborah Moore’s Pink Lady Slipper-Gigantica has attended dozens of meetings and has done an outstanding job 100,000 visitors per year. Parts of the collection are on display for We thank you for your membership and for your participation in the II, 2012 and Charles Ethan Porter’s Peonies, c. 1885 purchased of supervising the new building. We are fortunate to have employed the appreciation of visitors in over 15 locations in Hartford County. life of the New Britain Museum of American Art. through the Museum’s acquisition endowment. As we prepare to Downes & Co. since the 1930s and each and every one of their Last year, the Museum organized over 1,000 programs and activities. display hundreds of more works of art, we have had dozens of paintings additions and renovations has been built on budget, on time, and The Board of Trustees, staff, and members wish him every future With warm regards, conserved and reframed so that they will be in better condition and with consistent quality and endurance. success and thank him for his leadership and vision since he took more attractively presented than ever before. over as Museum Director in October 1999. People enjoy the New Britain Museum of American Art in large part Once again, the Museum’s Art of Wine & Food and Gala were highly because of the success of the design of the Chase Family Building During the ensuing year, a Search Committee was formed, chaired successful and generated more money than ever before to help and with the new addition we expect an even larger attendance. Ann by Todd Stitzer and comprised of seven other Trustees and defray the operating expenses of the Museum. John Dillaway and his Beha and Steven Gerrard of Ann Beha Architects have designed a stakeholders with a distinguished and diverse array of experience: Todd Stitzer Douglas Hyland committee of wine enthusiasts raised over $122,800 in the fall and cheerful structure, which is perfectly suited for its purposes. Ken Boudreau, Kay Cox, Anita Ferrante, John Howard, John Chairman of the Board of Trustees Director Gala Chairman Kathryn Cox raised $205,400 in the spring at the annual Museum gala, The Art Party of the Year. Chairman of the Board Todd Stitzer and his wife, Marenda Brown-Stitzer, at the Beam Signing in December, 2014. Members of the John Butler Talcott Society at the 2015 Director's Dinner. We are very fortunate to have such a stable group of employees. Director of Development Claudia Thesing has worked at the Museum for more than twenty-five years; Director of Education Linda Mare fifteen years; Director of Visitors Services Melanie Carr nine years; and Director of Finance Tom Bell six years. It is a pleasure to work with such professional and congenial colleagues. John Urgo, who performed innumerable tasks and was responsible for so many beautifully installed exhibitions, resigned from the staff and we wish him every success. We are fortunate to have his colleague Keith Gervase assume the mantle of his responsibilities and we hired our first Registrar in many years, Stacy Cerullo. Already this dynamic duo has made enormous strides in Collections as more works of art are documented than ever before. Emily Misencik has been enormously helpful in organizing a wide variety of different exhibitions, acquisitions, and programs. Of course, the entire staff played a pivotal role in all of our successes.

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ACQUISITIONS LIST 3H x 3¹Á/!^ in. Epson Exhibition Fiber paper Anonymous gift, 2014, Purchased with Director's Sailing off a Rocky Coast, 1890 DESIGNER (1871–1924) with two plates ANONYMOUS Bequest of June Mitchell, 13 × 19 in. 2014.194.3(S) Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.3 Oil on canvas VDB PCGS MS67RD 1 Cent Piece, 1909 10 × 10 in. S/S PCGS MS65RD 1 Cent Piece, 1909 2014.162.01LIC Gift of the artist, 2014.107 S Liberty Nickel MS-64 PCGS, 1912 24G × 26 in. Bronze Purchased with Director's Anonymous gift, 2014, Peat, Storm, Connemara, Ireland, 2004 Copper, nickel THOMAS HART BENTON Gift of Charles J. and Irene Anonymous gift, 2014, Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.6 2014.194.4(S) CHARLES CURTIS ALLEN 2014 Inkjet print on archival Anonymous gift, 2014, (1889–1975) Hamm, 2014.310.8 2014.194.7(S) Portfolio Project Suite #2, 2007 S Indian 1 Cent MS64 NGC, 1909 (1886–1950) Epson Exhibition Fiber paper 2014.194.9(S) South Beach, Martha's Vineyard, Monotype collage on paper Anonymous gift, 2014, June Clouds, 1945 13 × 19 in. c. 1920–1921 WILLIAM BRADFORD SHAWN BREWER 15 × 11G in. 2014.194.5(S) Oil on canvas on panel Gift of the artist, 2014.108 REYNOLDS BEAL (1866– Oil on canvas (1823–1892) How to Fold a Widow's Watch, 2012 Purchased with Director's S VDB 1 Cent Piece MC 64 RB NGC, 9 × 11 in. Sheep and Standing Stone, Avebury, 1951) 20 × 24 in. Off the Greenland Coast under the Lithograph Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.5 1909 Gift of Katharine Howells, England, 1995 Minnie Belle Off Port Jefferson, New Gift of Charles J. and Irene Midnight Sun, 1873 10 x 10 in. Anonymous gift, 2014, 2014, 2014.86 2014 Inkjet print on archival York, May 17, 1898, 1898 Hamm, 2014.310.5 Oil on panel Purchased with Director's LEO BROOKS (B. 1958) 2014.194.6(S) Epson Exhibition Fiber paper Oil on panel 13 × 21 in. Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.5 Monhegan Workday, c. 1990 Lincoln 1 Cent Piece MS 67 RD, 1909 JUDITH ALLEN-EFSTATHIOU 13 × 19 in. 9 × 12 in. THOMAS BIRCH (1779–1851) Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor on paper Anonymous gift, 2014, (B. 1945) Gift of the artist, 2014.109 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Coastal Scene, 1830 Hamm, 2014.310.9 ALFRED THOMPSON 21 × 29 in. 2014.194.8(S) Roses and Cranes, 2008 Hamm, 2014.310.1 Oil on canvas BRICHER (1837–1908) Gift of Charles J. and Irene D Lincoln Cent PCGS MS64RB, 1914 Xerox lithograph on 3 layers BILL ARMSTRONG (B. 1952) Old Mystic (3 Weeks-Cruising with 20 × 30 in. MARY K. BRENNAN Maine Coastal View, n.d. Hamm, 2014.310.12 Anonymous gift, 2014, of paper (mulberry and Rives Mandala 464, 2005 Wattson), Near Oyster Beds, Tues. Gift of Charles J. and Irene (B. 1955) Oil on canvas 2014.194.11(S) BFK), sewn together with Chromogenic Print Oct. 30, 1900, 1900 Hamm, 2014.310.6 Magnum Mysterium, 2008 10 x 20 in. ALFRED L. BROSS JR. D Dime—G4 NGC, 1916 cotton thread 26 × 26 in. Colored pencil Woodblock print, ink on Gift of Charles J. and Irene (1909–1993) Anonymous gift, 2014, 15G × 11G in. General Purchase Fund, 2014.90 8¾ × 13 in. CHRISTOPHER BLOSSOM Kinwashi paper Hamm, 2014.310.10 Breaking Wave, n.d. 2014.194.12(S) Purchased with Director's Gift of Charles J. and Irene (B. 1956) 15 × 11 in. Sailing off the Coast (New England Oil on paper S PCGS MS64 25 Cent Piece, 1932 Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.1 JIM ARNOSKY (B. 1946) Hamm, 2014.310.2 Schooner Helen G. Wells Heading Out Purchased with Director's Lighthouse), n.d. 6 × 9 in. Anonymous gift, 2014, Summer Fog, 2013 Covered Bridge House, n.d. Through a Trough, c. 2001 Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.4 Watercolor on paper Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2014.194.13(S) Xerox lithograph on 3 layers Graphite and marker KEVIN BEERS (B. 1952) Oil on canvas Tipping Point, 2013 9¾ x 21H in. Hamm, 2014.310.13 AU 10 Cent Piece NGC, 1941-1942 of paper (mulberry and Rives 6¹¹/!^ x 1Ñ/!^ in. Lightkeeper's House, 2007 20 × 48 in. Woodcut Gift of Charles J. and Irene Weather Change, n.d. Anonymous gift, 2014, BFK), sewn together with Bequest of June Mitchell, Oil on canvas Gift of Charles J. and Irene 10 × 10 in. Hamm, 2014.310.11 Oil on paper 2014.194.14(S) cotton thread 2014.162.02LIC 30 × 50 in. Hamm, 2014.310.7 Purchased with Director's 4 × 6 in. 10 × 10 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.4 JAMES BRITTON Gift of Charles J. and Irene THOMAS ADKINS (B. 1954) Purchased with Director's ALICE BABER (1928–1982) Hamm, 2014.310.3 HENRY WOLCOTT BOSS (1878–1936) Hamm, 2014.310.14 Winter Backroads [Newcastle, ME], 2014 Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.1 The Mirror of the Wind-Here Means Later Day, Uncle Henry's, 2007 (1827–1916) VICTOR D. BRENNER, Portrait of Charles Noel Flagg, 1907 Oil on Belgium linen There, 1977–1978 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas KATHRYN BROWN (B. 1955) 20 × 42 in. SUSAN AMONS (B. 1954) Oil on canvas 27 × 42 in. 38 × 32 in. Two Aunts and Baby Mole, n.d Gift of the artist, 2015.118 Willow Pond Series, 2008 72 x 103 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of the artist's granddaughters Watercolor Monotype and pastel on paper Gift of Drs. Douglas and Alice Hamm, 2014.310.4 in memory of their grandmother, 10J x 7¹³/!^ in. ERIC AHO (B. 1966) 11 × 15 in. Hyland, 2014.80 Caroline Britton, 2014.178 Bequest of June Mitchell, Eclipse, 2008 Purchased with Director's CHRISTINE BENEMAN Portrait of Sidney Dickinson, 1920 2014.162.03LIC Oil on linen Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.2 CHARLES E. BARBER, (B. 1958) Oil on canvas Up theTunnel with Light and Shovel, n.d 50 × 70 in. Humpback with Icebergs II, 2013 DESIGNER (1840–1917) Space Between, 2008 83H × 52 in. Watercolor Gift of the Kevin Rita Family Drypoint with Chine-colle 5 Cent Liberty Nickel MS-64 PCGS, Monotype; ink and oil paints on Gift of the artist's granddaughters 6Á/^ x 4³/!^ (oval) in memory of David Aho and 10 × 10 in. 1885 paper in memory of their grandmother, Bequest of June Mitchell, Richard Rita, 2014.93 Purchased with Director's Copper, nickel 15 × 11 in. Caroline Britton, 2014.179 2014.162.04LIC Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.2 Anonymous gift, 2014, Purchased with Director's MARTHA ALEXANDER 2014.194.2(S) Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.3 JESSYCA M. BROEKMAN MARCIA BROWN (1920–2006) BARRY ANDERSEN (B. 1945) Lincoln 1 Cent Piece MS 65 RD PCGS, Untitled, 2013 (B. 1958) (1964–2015) Backcover Vignette, 1988 Alabama #17-7, 1987 1909 Collagraph on Rives BFK paper Migration Patterns, 2012 Illustration for Giselle: or The Willis, Watercolor and pencil 2014 Inkjet print on archival Nickel 10 × 10 in. Eric Aho (b. 1966), Eclipse, 2008, Oil on linen, 50 x 70 in., Gift of the Kevin Rita Matboard etching and collagraph 1970 Family in memory of David Aho and Richard Rita, 2014.93.

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Ink on watercolor paper Color photogram Armistice Revisited, 2008 Oil on canvas 16 × 15 in. paper from large format negative. 24 × 30 in. 2L x 3Á/!^ in. 24 × 20 in. Etching using chine colle 22 × 30 in. Gift of The Honorable Simon 42 × 32 in. WALTER LOFTHOUSE Anonymous gift, 2014, Bequest of June Mitchell, Gift of the Artist in memory 15 × 11G in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Bernstein, 2015.21 Gift Kevin McNamara, 2014.95 DEAN (1854–1912) 2014.169 2014.162.05LIC of her parents, 2014.85 Purchased with Director's Hamm, 2014.310.21 Democratic State Convention, n.d. Fog Off Gloucester, n.d. Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.8 The Pilot, n.d. Crayon and ink on paper ABRAHAM MARK DATZ Oil on canvas CARL DOBSKY II (B. 1972) SISSY BUCK (B. 1957) JUNE CAREY Ocean Arabesque I, 2013 Oil on canvas 16 × 15 in. (1889–1969) 30 × 40 in. The Lotus Eater, 2009 I Am Slipping, 2013 Summer, Mendocino Coast at Union Monoprint (Collagraph, 28 × 32 in. Gift of the Honorable Simon Untitled, 1930–1940 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on linen Paper lithograph from mother's Landing, n.d. linoleum, stencils, conifer Gift of Charles J. and Irene Bernstein, 2015.22 Etching Hamm, 2014.310.28 24 × 60 in. notes on Kozo paper; square Oil painting needles) on Rives BFK paper Hamm, 2014.310.22 6 × 8 in. Anonymous gift, 2014, flexagon 15 × 39 in. 10 × 10 in. KINUKO Y. CRAFT (B. 1940) Gift of Jim Sutton, 2014.98 DIANE DEGROAT (B. 1947) 2014.165 10 × 10 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Purchased with Director's JAY HALL CONNAWAY Noah's Ark, 1986 Untitled, 1930–1940 Frog Catching Flies, n.d Purchased with Director's Hamm, 2014.310.17 Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.8 (1893–1970) Egg tempera Etching Watercolor THOMAS DODD (B. 1961) Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.7 Sunset-Gale Winds, n.d. 9¾ × 8H in. 6 × 8 in. 4¾ x 7Ë/!^ (top) 9¾ x 15Á/!^ in. Nocturne, 2014 Spine Pentimento, 2008 FRANK CARSON (1881–1968) LAURA CHASMAN (B. 1946) Oil on board Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of Jim Sutton, 2014.99 Bequest of June Mitchell, Photo montage on metallic Monotype; ink on paper The Silent Hour, Monhegan, n.d. Malcolm, 2001 24 × 30 in. Hamm, 2014.310.25 Untitled, 1930–1940 2014.162.08LIC paper 12 × 9 in. Oil on canvas Gouache on museum mounting Gift of Charles J. and Irene Etching Page Tasting the Dough, n.d 20 × 30 in. Purchased with Director's 18 × 24 in. board Hamm, 2014.310.23 ROGER LYNN CROSSGROVE 6 × 8 in. Watercolor Gift of the artist, 2014.164 Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.6 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 12 × 11 in. (B. 1921) Gift of Jim Sutton, 2014.100 4¾ x 4¾ in. Hamm, 2014.310.18 Purchased for the NBMAA by KATE O'DONOVAN COOK Nude (Torso), 1982 Untitled, c. 1940 Bequest of June Mitchell, STEVAN DOHANOS (1907– WILLIAM PARTRIDGE Ellen Wineberg, 2014.68 (B. 1979) Lithograph Oil on canvas 2014.162.07LIC 1994) BURPEE (1846–1940) WILLIAM CASTELLANA Silvie, 2012 The Mirror, 2008 26³/!^ × 20 in. 10 × 6 in. Fire Hydrant, 1948 Swampscott Dory, 1891 (B. 1968) Gouache on museum mounting Archival pigment print, edition Anonymous gift, 2014, 2014.81 Gift of Jim Sutton, 2014.101 DONALD DEMERS (B. 1956) Tempers on paper Oil on canvas Boy with Lollipop—Williamsburg, board of nine. On the Morning Tide, Somes Sound, 33 × 26 in. 18 × 24 in. Brooklyn, 2014 13 × 12 in. 24 × 16 in. DARRYL CURRAN (B. 1935) JO DAVIDSON (1883–1952) Maine, 2005 Gift of Linda Dohanos, Gift of Charles J. and Irene Archival pigment and ink print Purchased for the NBMAA by Gift of Stephen Haller Gallery, Carrotid Scan, 1995 Bust of Abraham Lincoln, 1947 Oil on canvas 2015.2LIC Hamm, 2014.310.16 (limited edition) Ellen Wineberg, 2014.69 2014.92 Archival pigment print Bronze on black marble base 24 × 36 in. Plow, n.d. 13 × 19 in. 17H × 12 in. 17H in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Tempers on canvas stretched STEPHEN BURT (B. 1962) Gift of the artist, 2014.76 CLARENCE KERR GUY CORRIERO (B. 1936) Gift of the artist, 2014.114 Director's Discretionary Fund, Hamm, 2014.310.29 over board Flower for the Age of Iron, 2008 Rose Study, 2013 CHATTERTON (1880–1973) Late Afternoon on Lobster Cove, n.d. Savoy Cabbage, Baby's Breath, Blade, 2015.1 ¾ × 41 in. Copper plate etching; ink on Archival pigment ink print Pasture After Rain, c. 1930 Oil on canvas 1995 TOMIE DEPAOLA (B. 1934) Gift of Linda Dohanos, paper (limited edition) Oil on canvas 30 × 40 in. Archival pigment print WILLIAM R. DAVIS (B. 1952) Strega Nona Looking Out of Her 2015.3LIC 15 × 11 in. 13 × 19 in. 28 × 36 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene 17H × 12 in. Cove View, Bernanrd, Mt. Desert, n.d. Window, n.d Untitled Painting of War, n.d. Purchased with Director's Gift of the artist, 2014.77 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Hamm, 2014.310.24 Gift of the artist, 2014.115 Oil on masonite Colored ink on paper Oil on illustration board Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.7 Baby Holding Hands/Williamsburg, Hamm, 2014.310.19 8 × 10 in. 7J x 3¾ in. 35 × 18 in. Brooklyn, 2014 RUTH TIETJEN COUNCELL CARL GORDON CUTLER Gift of Charles J. and Irene Bequest of June Mitchell, Gift of Linda Dohanos, JOHN ERIC BYERS (B. 1947) Archival pigment ink prints JOHN CHETCUTI (B. 1949) (1873-1945) Hamm, 2014.310.27 2014.162.09LIC 2015.5LIC Bench for Four, 2013 13 x 19 in. (1900–1976) Cat with Leeches in Jar, n.d Near the Artist's Cottage, South Unknown, 1982 Carved and painted mahogany Gift of the artist, 2014.154 Monhegan Fisherman, 1950 Colored pencil Brooksville, c. 1920 ROBERT DE NIRO SR. Colored ink on paper WILLIAM P. DUFFY (B. 1948) 16 × 64 × 16 in. Boy Holding Mickey/Lee Avenue— Watercolor on paper 6 x 6 in. Watercolor on paper (1922–1993) 7J x 4K in. Nantucket Beetle Cat, n.d. In honor of Brady and Mason Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 2014, 2014 15 × 18H in. Bequest of June Mitchell, 19H × 24 in. New Hampshire Landscape, 1970 Bequest of June Mitchell, Oil on board McConaghy from their loving Archival pigment ink prints Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2014.162.06LIC Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on masonite 2014.162.10LIC 9 × 10 in. grandparents, Nancy and Jerry 13 x 19 in. Hamm, 2014.310.20 Hamm, 2014.310.26 30 × 34 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Lemega, 2014.88 Gift of the artist, 2014.155 WOODSON MESSICK Gift from Robert Di Niro, Jr. in STEPHANIE DESHPANDE Hamm, 2014.310.30 JACK BANHAM COGGINS COWAN (1889–1977) COREY DANIEL (B. 1951) honor of his aunt, Joan Bauder, (B. 1975) ELLEN CAREY (B. 1952) KATE CHENEY CHAPPELL (1911–2006) Big Enough to be His Own Boy, c. 1962 Walter, 2009 longtime NBMAA volunteer, Assembling the Pieces, 2011 JANE DYER (B. 1949) Dings & Shadows, 2013 (B. 1945) Cleaning the Catch, n.d. Crayon and ink Archival print on photo rag 2015.108 Oil on linen Fairy Child Sitting, n.d

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Graphite and watercolor 1¹Á/!^ x 1¹Á/!^ in. DC's Prints on Porch, 2011 Monhegan Headland, c. 1970 6¾ x 5 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, Inkjet print on archival Canson Watercolor Bequest of June Mitchell, 2014.162.15LIC Infinity Paryta Photographique 19 × 15 in. 2014.162.16LIC paper. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Flowers: Some Edible Flowers to Plant, n.d VICTOR ELMALEH (1918– 13 × 19 in. Hamm, 2014.310.36 Watercolor on paper 2014) Gift of the artist, 2014.102 Taking in the Anchor, n.d. 2Á/!^ x 5G in. Island and Shore, 1975 Fall at LES, 2011 Watercolor with Chinese ink on Bequest of June Mitchell, Watercolor on paper Inkjet print on Archival Canson paper 2014.162.12LIC 3H × 5 in. Paryta Photographique paper. 19 × 25 in. Flowers that Attract Hummingbirds, n.d Gift of Charles J. and Irene 13 × 19 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor on paper Hamm, 2014.310.31 Gift of the artist, 2014.103 Hamm, 2014.310.37 2Á/!^ x 5H in. Scene from Tennis Court, 2013 The Seiners, n.d. Bequest of June Mitchell, ANDREW ERDOS (B. 1985) Inkjet print on Archival Canson Watercolor on paper 2014.162.13LIC Cheerfully Rooting through Ruby Red Infinity Paryta Photographique 19 × 24 in. Friends Around the Table, 1991 Detritus, 2013 paper. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Graphite and watercolor Mouth blown silverized glass, 13 × 19 in. Hamm, 2014.310.38 7 x 8¹Á/!^ in. two way mirror, colored crystal, Gift of the artist, 2014.104 Bequest of June MItchell, LED lights. JIM FLORA (1918–1998) 2014.162.18LIC 66 × 42 × 27 in. AARON FINK (B. 1955) Eddie Lock Jaw Davis Fixed, 1997 Macmillan, 1987 Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Cup of Coffee, 1985 Oil on canvas Graphite and watercolor 2014.89 Monotype 18 × 24 in. 3 x 5Á/!^ in. (top) 6 x 6 (bottom) 74G × 50 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Flora, Bequest of June Mitchell, GEORGE EMERICK ESSIG Gift of Kevin McNamara and 2015.98 2014.162.17LIC (1838–1926) Craig Nowak, 2014.94 Learning the Blues, 1996 Mouse with Cheese, n.d The Voyage Nearly Ended, 1877 Oil on canvas Watercolor on paper Oil on canvas LARRY FINK (B. 1944) 18 × 24 in. I x 3 in. 29 × 50 in. Hungarian Debutante Ball, New York Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Flora, Bequest of June Mitchell, Gift of Charles J. and Irene City, February 1977 (LF—053), 2015.99 2014.162.14LIC Hamm, 2014.310.32 February, 1977 Talking Like the Rain, n.d Vintage gelatin silver print JOHN FOLINSBEE Watercolor on paper WALTER FARNDON 16 × 20 in. (1892–1972) K x 2¹¹/!^ in. (1876–1964) Gift of Joe Pantoliano, Five Islands, n.d. Bequest of June Mitchell, Schooner in Monhegan Harbor, n.d. 2014.186 Oil on masonite 2014.162.11LIC Oil on masonite 26 × 40 in. The Gingerbread Boy, n.d 14 × 18 in. JAMES FITZGERALD Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor Gift of Charles J. and Irene (1899–1971) Hamm, 2014.310.39 3¹Á/!^ x 15¹³/!^ in. Hamm, 2014.310.33 Frank Pierce Cutting Fish, n.d. Hochamock Bay Shore, n.d. Bequest of June Mitchell, Oil on canvas Oil on academy board 2014.162.20LIC HENRY FARRER (1843–1903) 20 × 26 in. 10 × 14 in. The Reynards, 1989 NY Harbor, 1881 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of Charles J. and Irene Pen and ink Etching on parchment Hamm, 2014.310.34 Hamm, 2014.310.40 11 x 8 in. 14H × 17 in. Transitional Sea, n.d. Damariscove, 1956 Bequest of June Mitchell, Gift of Frederic and Susan Watercolor Oil on masonite 2014.162.19LIC Finkelstein, 2014.141 18 × 24 in. 22 × 40 in. Worth Knowing, n.d Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor on paper ROBERT FICHTER (B. 1939) Hamm, 2014.310.35 Hamm, 2014.310.41

Kenneth Forman (1925-2015), Golden Telestic, 1983, Mixed media, 20 x 20 10 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART in., Gift of Kenneth and Camille Forman 2014.185 ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 11 the collection the collection

Tide Rift, n.d. Oil on canvas A Rocky Cliff with Sandy Shore, c. 1980 Oil on canvas Gift of Charles J. and Irene Xerox lithograph, serigraph, Oil on canvas HOWARD FUSSINER 7 × 13 in. Oil on canvas 25 × 30 in. Hamm, 2014.310.51 THOMAS MACLAY HOYNE beeswax 16 × 24 in. (1923–2006) Gift of Charles J. and Irene 14 x 24 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Upper Deck on the Liner, n.d. III (1924–1989) 11J × 15 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Portrait of Sylvia Trinkaus with Others, Hamm, 2014.310.4 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Hamm, 2014.310.48 Oil on wood panel White Menace—Schooner Arethusa, Purchased with Director's Hamm, 2014.310.42 c. 1960 Hamm, 2014.310.47 9 × 12 in. Gloucester, 1980 Discretionary Funds, Oil on canvas JUDITH GOLDEN (B. 1934) BETTY GUY (B. 1927) Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on masonite 2014.195.12 BLAIR FOLTS (B. 1959) 50 × 38 in. Girl in White with White Rabbit Mask, PETER GREENWOOD Untitled (City-Gate—Quebec), 1948 Hamm, 2014.310.52 24 × 30 in. Mongolian Journals / Nomads, 2008 Gift of Sylvia Trinkaus, 2002, printed 2014 (B. 1960) Ink and ink wash Gift of Charles J. and Irene FAITH JAQUES (1923–1997) Monotype, Xerox lithograph on 2015.107 Polaroid transfer, hand colored, 3 Bubble Bottle, 2014 24H × 19 × I in. JEANNE O'TOOLE HAYMAN Hamm, 2014.310.54 Tales of Little Brown Mouse, 1984 paper scanned, and inkjet printed on Hand blown black, blue and In memory of Lois Kaufman (B. 1943) Pen and ink on paper 15 × 11G in. SEARS GALLAGHER archival Hahnemuhle Torchon gold glass Strauss, 2014.70 Back Shore Sculptures, 2013 NEAL HUGHES (B. 1952) 7 x 6H in. Purchased with Director's (1869–1955) Rag paper stock in an edition 20 23 × 8 × 5 in. Drypoint on two plates Breakwater Jammin, Wind Jammers Near Bequest of June Mitchell, Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.9 Mending the Nets, n.d. 11 × 8H in. Gift of Peter Greenwood, GABRIEL HALEVI (B. 1944) 10 × 10 in. Rockland Breakwater Light, Rockland 2014.162.23LIC What the bee keeper didn't tell us, 2013 Etching Gift of the artist, 2014.125 2014.138 Caton (Leccion VIII), 1991 Purchased with Director's Maine, 2007 Monoprint using paper 5I × 8I in. Girl in Red Mask Holding Devil Mask, Oil on canvas Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.11 Oil on canvas ANDREW JASPERSOHN lithography (varied editions) Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2002, printed 2014 ROBERT GREGSON (B. 1947) 67M × 78 in. Venus with Attitude, 2008 40 × 30 in. (B. 1978) 10 × 10 in. Hamm, 2014.310.43 Polaroid transfer, hand colored, Slip Stream, 2014 Gift of Muriel and Karl Drypoint, mezzotint on paper Gift of Charles J. and Irene Fisherman, 2008 Purchased with Director's Fish Beach, Monhegan, n.d. scanned, and inkjet printed on Acrylic on Trupan high density Fleischmann, 2014.72 15 × 11J in. Hamm, 2014.310.55 Linoleum block print on paper Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.9 Watercolor on paper archival Hahnemuhle Torchon board Purchased with Director's 15 × 11 in. 14 × 20 in. Rag paper stock in an edition 20 11J × 276 in. CHARLES J. HAMM (B. 1937) Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.17 TRINA SCHART HYMAN Purchased with Director's KENNETH FORMAN (1925– Gift of Charles J. and Irene 11 × 8H in. Gift of the artist, 2014.137 Sunset at Home, 2006 (1939–2004) Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.13 2015) Hamm, 2014.310.44 Gift of the artist, 2014.126 Ricochet 5, 2010 Oil on masonite LUKE HAYNES (B. 1984) Unknown, 1971 Mountains Lesson, 2013 Venezia, 1958 At Dock, n.d. Acrylic on plywood with 12 × 15H in. Project Fame and Fortune, 2015 Pen and ink Screenprint on 90lb multi-use Watercolor Watercolor on paper ADRIAN GOTTLIEB (B. 1975) moveable panels Gift of Charles J. and Irene Fabric, assorted 8Á/!^ x 7G in. paper 19 × 23 in. 14H × 20 in. Maxx, 2007 52 x 33 in. Hamm, 2014.310.49 36 × 36 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, 10 × 10 in. Gift of Kenneth and Camille Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on canvas Gift of the artist, 2014.156 Gift of the artist, 2015.119 2014.162.22LIC Purchased with Director's Forman, 2014.184 Hamm, 2014.310.93 36 × 48 in. Orange Fizz, 2015 CHESTER HARDING Discretionary Funds, Golden Telestic, 1983 Gift from Michael Huffington, Aluminum and Steel (1792–1866) ALISON HILDRETH (B. 1934) WILSON HENRY IRVINE 2014.196.14 Mixed media ANNE GARLAND (B. 1950) 2015.6 10 x 10 ft. John Lord King, c. 1860 Charring Cross, 2012 (1869–1936) 20 × 20 in. Red Armadillo, 2008 This project has been supported Oil on canvas 3-plate etching and drypoint Shimmering Light, Gloucester, c. 1918 ATTRIBUTED TO EASTMAN Gift of Kenneth and Camille Woodcut; ink on paper GORDON HOPE GRANT by a grant from the Artist’s 30 × 25 in. 10 × 10 in. Oil on canvas JOHNSON (1824–1906) Forman, 2014.185 11 × 15 in. (1875–1962) Resource Trust, a fund of the Sally S. King, Granby, CT Purchased with Director's 29H x 39H in. Portrait of a Woman, n.d. Purchased with Director's Golden Hind, n.d. Berkshire Taconic Community (Descendent of the artist and his Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.12 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Charcoal on paper SCOTT FRASER (B. 1957) Discretionary Funds, Oil on canvas Foundation, and the Edward A. son-in-law, the subject of the Trespass #2, 2007 Hamm, 2014.310.56 13H × 17 in. Catenary in Red, 2013 2014.195.10 12 x 16 in. and Mary W. Mag Fund, 2015.2 portrait), 2014.193 Etching Gift of Frederic and Susan Oil on board Bad Bug Good Bug, 2013 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 15J × 11 in. ELIZABETH JABAR Finkelstein, 2014.140 12H × 12I in. Linocut Hamm, 2014.310.46 RED GROOMS (B. 1937) JAMES R. HARRINGTON Purchased with Director's Aleppo, 2013 Gift of Sissy Biggers, 2015.120 10 × 10 in. Rat, 1971 (B. 1929) Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.11 Screen print and paper plate ERNEST JOLICOEUR Purchased with Director's DANIEL GRAVES (B. 1949) Lithograph, 37/75 Regatta, c. 1988 lithograph on Japanese paper, wax (B. 1967) RUDOLF FREUND Discretionary Funds, Self-portrait, 2011 21¹³/!^ × 27¹³/!^ in. Oil on canvas SUDA HOUSE (B. 1951) 10 × 10 in. Erased Landscape, 2013 (1915–1969) 2014.196.10 Oil on board Gift of Kevin McNamara and 18 × 24 in. Leda, 1984 Purchased with Director's Mixed-media and hand-stitched African Savanna, c. 1965 24 × 16 in. Craig Nowak, 2014.96 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Photographic print on Fuji Flex Discretionary Funds, with clear thread Colored pen and ink drawing CHARLES HENRY GIFFORD Gift of the artist, 2015.15 Hamm, 2014.310.50 Crystal Archival Chromogenic 2014.196.13 12 × 9H in. on masonite (1839–1904) EMILE ALBERT GRUPPE Clam Digger, c. 1989 paper. Anonymous gift, 2015, 2015.7 10G × 50H in. Fort Phoenix, Fairhaven, Massachusetts, CHARLES EDWIN LEWIS (1896–1978) Oil on canvas 16 × 20 in. TYSON JACQUES (B. 1983) Gift of Sandy Borden, 2015.1LIC 1876 GREEN (1844–1915) Gloucester Draggers, n.d. 18 × 24 in. Gift of the artist, 2014.113 Barbershop, 2008 ALBERTUS EUGENE JONES

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(1882–1957) Gift of the artist, 2015.97 16 Degrees Above Zero, 1970 Sand blasted and diamond wheel Purchase Fund, 2014.66 6H x 7I in. Atlantic, 1979 24 × 36 in. Coal Yard, n.d. Acrylic on canvas carved laminated plate glass. Bequest of June Mitchell, Oil on canvas Gift of the artist, 2014.181 Oil on canvas OTIS KAYE (1885–1974) 132 × 240 in. 23 × 17H × 2G in. DANIEL MAIDMAN (B. 1975) 2014.162.26LIC 22 × 50 in. 30 × 25 in. The Fat Lady Sings, 1964 Gift of Hanover Insurance Gift of K. William LeQuier, Female nude purple chair- Day, 2009 Boy Sleeping with a Book, a Bear and..., Gift of Charles J. and Irene DELFINA NAHRANG Gift of Mary Ellen Babcock, Etching Company, Pittsburg, PA, 2014.91 Oil on canvas 1995 Hamm, 2014.310.66 (B. 1943) 2014, 2014.160 15 × 13 in. 2014.183 60 × 40 in. Ink on paper Iceberg A822, 2013 Gift of the Otis Kaye Estate, RICHARD HAYLEY LEVER Gift of the artist, 2014.172 9H x 9·/!^ in. VICTORIA JUDITH Watercolor, mixed media, FRANCIS COATES JONES 2015.8 FITZ HUGH (HENRY) LANE (1876–1958) Square White Background Nude—Integrity, Bequest of June Mitchell, MERCURI (1911–2010) gouache (1857–1932) (1804–1865) Rocky Coast with Gulls (Monhegan), 2010 2014.162.27LIC My Grandmother's Quilt, 1937–1938 8H × 9G in. Annisquam, c. 1885 NATHANIEL KAZ (1917– Side-Wheeler in Stormy Seas, c. 1855 c. 1940 Oil on canvas Boy Riding a Large Fish, n.d. Cotton Gift of the artist, 2015.124 Oil on canvas 2010) Oil on canvas Oil on canvasboard 36 × 36 in. Ink on paper 60 × 80 in. 14 × 20 in. Woodsman's Homecoming, 1940 10 x 16 in. 12 × 16 in. Gift of the artist, 2014.173 5 x 6H in. Gift of Loretta Roome, CARL GUSTAF NELSON Gift of Charles J. and Irene Bronze Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of Charles J. and Irene Bequest of June Mitchell, 2014.182 (1898–1988) Hamm, 2014.310.57 17 x 4 x 2 in. Hamm, 2014.310.61 Hamm, 2014.310.63 ROBIN MCCARTHY 2014.162.28LIC Two Schooners, 1947 Gift of Delfina Nahrgang Kaz, Two, Two, Two, 2013 Hunter with a Gun and a Large KEITH MILLER (B. 1949) Casein on paper ROBERT GIBSON JONES 2015.96 SOOZIE LARGE BETSY LEWIN (B. 1937) Letterpress with sewing Footprint, n.d Pier 16 New York Harbour, 1980 22 × 30 in. (1889–1969) Song for the Gulf of Maine, 2013 Penny, 1987 10 × 10 in. Ink on paper Watercolor on paper Gift of Charles J. and Irene The Great Salt Pond (Block Island, RI), ROCKWELL KENT (1882– Monoprint on Magnani Pescia India ink and watercolor Purchased with Director's 6L x 4 in. 22 × 30 in. Hamm, 2014.310.68 n.d. 1971) paper 4·/!^ x 3K in. Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.17 Bequest of June Mitchell, Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on canvas Sermilik Fjord—Greenland, c. 1929 10 × 10 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, 2014.162.30LIC Hamm, 2014.310.67 KENDA NORTH (B. 1951) 16 × 20 in. Oil on canvas Purchased with Director's 2014.162.24LIC JOSEPH MCGURL (B. 1958) Preliminary Sketch, n.d Red Shoes #179, 2009 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 20 × 24 in. Discretionary Funds, Anchorage, Elizabeth Islands, n.d. Ink on paper EDWARD MINOFF (B. 1972) Inkjet print on archival Hamm, 2014.310.58 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2014.196.15 MARY LOU LIPKIN (B. 1943) Oil on canvas 7 x 6 in. Tortured Sea, 2011 Hahnemuhle William Turner Hamm, 2014.310.60 And Then There Were None, 2012 24 × 36 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, Oil and gold leaf on canvas Paper YVONNE KAFOURY SIDNEY LAWRENCE Etching; handcolored ink on Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2014.162.25LIC 24 × 36 in. 17 × 22 in. (1938–1998) NOELLA KINGSLEY (B. 1948) paper Hamm, 2014.310.64 Toad with Broken Bike, n.d Anonymous gift, 2014, 2014.167 Gift of Kenda North and the Quiet Waters, 1962 (B. 1980) Grand Tour, 2014 10 × 10 in. Night Fog, n.d. Graphite on paper Museum Project, 2014.105 Lithograph See, 2008 Ink on paper Purchased with Director's Oil on canvas 6G x 4³/!^ in. DEBORAH MOORE (B. 1960) Urban Pools 136, Girl with Violin, 2006 14H × 10 in. Silkscreen, iron on transfer; 32 × 40 in. Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.16 24 × 36 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, Pink Lady Slipper—Gigantica II, 2012 Inkjet print on archival Gift of Charles J. and Irene fabric ink on cotton fabric, and Gift of the artist, 2014.84 Lotus Bound, 2008 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2014.162.29LIC Blown glass Hahnemuhle William Turner Hamm, 2014.310.59 handstitching with thread Self-Portrait with San Francisco, 1985 Etching; handcolored ink on Hamm, 2014.310.65 Trucks and Cars, n.d 22 × 16 × 12 in. paper. 10I × 15 in. Mixed media relief paper Ink on paper Paul W. Zimmerman Purchase 17 x 22 in. TITUS KAPHAR (B. 1976) Purchased with Director's 51 × 75 × 7 in. 15 × 11 in. MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN 10Ñ/!^ x 7Ñ/!^ in. Fund, 2014.136 Gift of the Museum Project, Umbrella Wall #2 (The Vesper Project), Discretionary Funds, Gift from Mark Hasencamp, Purchased with Director's (B. 1967) Bequest of June Mitchell, 2014.106 2012 2014.195.14 Los Angeles, CA, 2014.83 Discretionary Funds, Boys of Summer, 2003–2014 2014.162.31LIC JOHN MOORE (B. 1941) Mixed media 2014.195.15 Bronze 10th Street, c. 1984–1985 WILLIAM EDWARD 8H × 10¹/!) × 3¹/# ft. EVERETT RAYMOND DAVID LAZARUS (B. 1952) 28 × 143H × 10 in. LARINDA MEADE Oil on canvas NORTON (1843–1916) Gift of Max and Monique KINSTLER (B. 1926) Pintails, n.d. KATJA LOHER (B. 1979) Museum purchase with Everywhere We Look, 2013 41 × 48 in. Ships uner Full Sail, n.d. Burger, 2014.144 Portrait of Katharine Hepburn, 1991 Oil on canvas mounted on panel Portal VI (Ideology/Hope), 2014 donations from 116 Museum Drypoint intaglio on copper, Gift of Frederic and Susan Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 9 × 12 in. Self-contained video-sculpture; volunteers in honor of Douglas Hannameuler Copperplate Finkelstein, 2014.139 20 × 30 in. KARL LUND (B. 1964) 22 x 28 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene acrylic hemisphere, video screen Hyland, Director, 1999–2015, 10 × 10 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene Tar Del Mar and the Flying Brains of the Gift of Everett Raymond Hamm, 2014.310.62 embedded in wooden, white 2015.24 Purchased with Director's SHEILA MARGARET Hamm, 2014.310.69 Pleistocene Epoch, 2014 Kinstler, 2014.142 finished case Discretionary Funds, MULLEN (B. 1963) Acrylic paint, spray paint, and K. WILLIAM LEQUIER III 2-channel video composition, DAVID MCPHAIL (B. 1940) 2014.196.18 Batman & Catwoman & Batgirl, 2014 FRANKIE ODOM (B. 1941) paint marker on masonite RONNIE LANDFIELD (B. 1953) 5:20 min, looped Boy in a Bathtub with an Alligator, n.d Collaged items on cradled Spawning, 2008 48 × 72 × 2 in. (B. 1947) Confluence, 2011 Alice Osbourne Bristol Ink on paper JOHN MECRAY (B. 1938) clayboard Woodcut; ink on paper

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11 × 15 in. 20 × 17 in. on paper PETER POSKAS (B. 1939) Robert Ratner, 2015.14 & DAN SPITZER (B. 1964) Anonymous gift, 2014, Watercolor on paper Purchased with Director's Gift of the artist, 2014.121 15 × 11J in. Monday Afternoon, Stonington, 2007 NOR'EASTER, 2015 2014.171 18 × 26 in. Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.16 Purchased with Director's Oil on panel FREDERIC SACKRIDER Blown glass, stainless steel Gift of Charles J. and Irene Rolling Sea, 2013 GREGORY PERKEL (B. 1939) Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.18 24 × 31 in. REMINGTON (1861–1909) hardware SUSAN ROTHENBERG Hamm, 2014.310.77 Relief print Go, Go, Goya, play by Seneca, 1995 Mother's Hand, 2013 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Training US Troops in Indian Warfare, 160 × 40 × 7 in. (B. 1945) 10 × 10 in. Cardboard on plywood Etching, photocopy lithograph Hamm, 2014.310.76 1887 Gift of Mr. Roland Vogel, CFO Face, 2001 DEBBIE SCHMITT (B. 1961) Purchased with Director's 97 × 41 in. collage, and silk stitches Wood engraving of Hannover Reassurance Digital print Affect/Effect, 2013 Discretionary Funds, Gift of the artist, 2014.74 10 × 10 in. LIZ PRESCOTT (B. 1965) 11 × 16 in. Company of America, 2014.87 28 × 38 in. Monoprint with hand-carved 2014.196.19 The Morning Whirl, song of the dervish, Purchased with Director's Wanderings #6, 2008 Gift of Drs. Douglas and Alice Gift of Judith Walo, NBMAA roller and oil-based etching ink 1995 Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.20 Monoprint and ink on paper Hyland, 2015.3 WILLIAM RINEHART docent, 2014.180 on Rives BFK KEITH OEHMIG (B. 1962) Cardboard on plywood 15 × 11G in. Mexican Burros, A Family Affair, Plague, (1825–1874) 10 × 10 in. Passing Storm, Monhegan, n.d. 97 × 41 in. MARIS PLATAIS (B. 1936) Purchased with Director's Melons, A Dinner Party, A Laundryman Sleeping Children, 1859–1869 STEFAN RURAK (B. 1984) Purchased with Director's Oil on board Gift of the artist, 2014.73 Dory, n.d. Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.19 and Burro, An Equiano Freight Car, A Marble Sandy Bench, 2015 Discretionary Funds, 2014.196. 11 × 14 in. Etching Point of View, Brotherly love and Water 15K x 36I x 18I in. Salvaged sugar maple, sapele Backyard Vessel, 2008 Gift of Charles J. and Irene ANDREA J. PETERS 8 × 12 in. SANDRA QUINN and Straw Shows scene of several Mexican Gift of Alice, Graydon and 51 × 20 × 9 in. Intaglio foam core, ink on paper Hamm, 2014.310.70 (B. 1947) Gift of Charles J. and Irene Nature's Magic, 2013 Burrows, 1889 Maxwell Parrish in memory of Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Richard 15 × 11 in. Autumn Fog, 2005–2006 Hamm, 2014.310.72 Encaustic monotype Wood engraving Jerry Parrish, 2014.159 Judd, 2015.23 Purchased with Director's JANE O'NEAL (B. 1945) Oil on board 10 × 10 in. 16 × 11 in. Discretionary Funds, 2014.195.20 Blue Java Bud, from Environmen- 48 × 48 in. PAUL POLLARO (B. 1921) Purchased with Director's Gift of Drs. Douglas and Alice TOM ROOT (B. 1958) WILLIAM E. RYAN (B. 1936) tal Memory: Home Grown series, Gift of Charles J. and Irene Atlantis II, 1995 Discretionary Funds, Hyland, 2015.4 The Back Table, Summer, 2006 The Lackawanna Railroad Tug Madison DOROTHY SCHWARTZ 2006–2008 Hamm, 2014.310.71 Mixed media on canvas 2014.196.21 Oil on linen Steaming under the Brooklyn Bridge, NY, (B. 1938) Camera-less images created with 48 × 40H in. JILL REYNOLDS (B. 1956) 46 × 39 in. 1988 Darwin's Bee, 2008 a professional, oversized, flat JOHN FREDERICK PETO Gift of Charles J. and Irene RASHMI (B. 1961) Woodcut, ink on paper bed scanner, printed on archival (1854–1907) Hamm, 2014.310.73 Machine Room, 2009 15 × 11 in. Canson Infinty Baryta Books and Ink Bottle, 1889 Inner Landscape-Inner Light, 1995 Colored photographs, photo Purchased with Director's Photographique paper stock. Oil on canvas Mixed media on canvas collage on archival mat board Discretionary Funds, 20 × 17 in. 6J x 9 in. 20 × 25 in. 40G × 32G in. 2014.195.21 Gift of the artist, 2014.119 Gift of Frederick and Joan Gift of Charles J. and Irene Anonymous gift, 2015, 2015.102 Local Apocalypse, 2013 Orchid Cactus Flower #1, from Baekeland in honor of Kathryn Hamm, 2014.310.74 Public Art, 2015 Drypoint on two aluminum plates Environmental Memory: Home Grown Cox, Chairman of the Board of Colored photographs, photo 10 × 10 in. series, 2006–2008 Trustees, 2008-2011, 2015.110 CHARLES ETHAN PORTER collage on archival mat board Purchased with Director's Camera-less images created with (1847–1923) 40G × 32G in. Discretionary Funds, a professional, oversized, flat WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL Peonies, 1885 Anonymous gift, 2015, 2014.196.23 bed scanner, printed on archival (1853–1897) Oil on canvas 2015.103 Canson Infinty Baryta The Grand Canal With San Giorgio 26 × 36 in. Royal City, 2008 ROBERT SCOT, DESIGNER Photographique paper stock. Maggiore, 1875 Howard Osborne Bristol Fund, Colored photographs, photo (1744–1823) 20 × 17 in. Oil on canvas 2015.11 collage on archival mat board $5.00 Gold Piece, Very Fine, 35 NGC, Gift of the artist, 2014.120 14G x 27H in. 15G × 19H in. 1800 Yellow Onion, from Environmental Gift of Frederick and Joan FAIRFIELD PORTER Anonymous gift, 2015, 2015.104 Copper, gold, silver Memory: Home Grown series, Baekeland in honor of Douglas (1907–1975) Anonymous gift, 2014, 2006–2008 Hyland, Director, 1999–2015, Dirigo Island (Butter Island), c. 1950 KEN RATNER (B. 1953) 2014.194.1(S) Camera-less images created with 2015.109 Watercolor on paper Shadows on Broadway, 2013 a professional, oversized, flat 20 × 26 in. Silver gelatin print HENRY EDWARD SCOTT bed scanner, printed on archival KIT PIKE (B. 1954) Gift of Charles J. and Irene 12 × 8 in. JR. (1900–1990) Canson Infinty Baryta Mixed Gathering, 2008 Hamm, 2014.310.75 Gift in loving memory of the Miss Nancy Cutter, 1946 Photographique paper stock. Color etching and chine colle photographer's older brother, Fairfield Porter (1907-1975), Dirigo Island (Butter Island), 1950, Watercolor on paper, 20 x 26 in., Gift of Charles and Irene Hamm, Pastel on pastel paper 2014.310.75

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23G × 19G × 1 in. 8H × 10J in. 10 x 9G in. 2015.4.10LIC Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.21LIC LOUIS STETTNER (B. 1922) MICHAEL STONE (B. 1945) Gift of Liza Lapsley (niece of Gift of Peter and Kathy Banca, Gift of Jeanne Steig, "Paul Revere, the midnight ride," n.d. 2015.4.28LIC (Plymouth rock), n.d. Bowery, NYC, 1952 57 Times 4, 2013 Miss Nancy Cutter), 2014, 2014.130 2015.4.2LIC Pen and ink wash Untitled, n.d. Pen and ink wash Later gelatin silver print Inkjet print on Moab Entrada 2014.82 Untitled (Coastal Farm), n.d. "Columbus is implored by his men to turn 11 x 14I in. Pen and ink 11 x 12H in. 11 × 14 in. Rag Natural paper stock Etching back," n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.11LIC 9H x 13 in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Joe Pantoliano, 12 × 16 in. RICHARD THOMAS SCOTT 17H × 12 in. Pen and ink wash "Pocahontas saves Capt John Smith's life," Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.22LIC 2014.187 Gift of the artist, 2014.122 (B. 1980) Gift of Peter and Kathy Banca, 10M x 16G in. n.d. 2015.4.29LIC (Queen bee), n.d. Naples, Italy, 2004 Islands, 2013 What Remains, 2010 2014.131 Gift of Jeanne Steig, Pen and ink wash Untitled, n.d. Pen and ink Vintage gelatin silver print Inkjet print on Moab Entrada Oil on linen 2015.4.3LIC 10M x 16K in. Watercolor and ink 10 x 10I in. 16 × 20 in. Rag Natural paper stock 54 × 38 in. XANTHUS SMITH (1839– "Did you have a nice winter?," n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 8G x 9L in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Joe Panotliano, 12 × 16 in. Gift of Gary C. Motley, 1929) Watercolor and ink 2015.4.12LIC Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.23LIC 2014.188 Gift of the artist, 2014.123 2014.176 Mount Desert Island, 1889 7L x 10M in. "The dying King Aurther is born away in 2015.4.30LIC (Satyr), n.d. Paris, 1951 No Way Out, 2010 Oil on board Gift of Jeanne Steig, the barge," n.d. Untitled, n.d. Water color and ink Later gelatin silver print Inkjet print on Moab Entrada JOSH SIMPSON (B. 1949) 8 × 12 in. 2015.4.4LIC Pen and in wash Pen and ink wash 9I x 12I in. 13G × 13G in. Rag Natural paper stock Megaplanet, n.d. Gift of Charles J. and Irene "Doting Merlin never lets Nimue out of 10 x 10 in. 8K x 10 in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Joe Pantoliano, 12 x 16 in. Glass Hamm, 2014.310.78 his sight. She grows weary of his love," n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.24LIC 2014.189 Gift of the artist, 2014.124 53 lb., 8 in. Pen and ink wash 2015.4.13LIC 2015.4.31LIC (The Round Table), n.d. Paris, 2004 Gift of Phil Brencher, 2014.132 YNGVE EDWARD 10 x 9M in. "The old mustache twirl," n.d. Untitled, n.d. Pen and ink wash Vintage gelatin silver print CYNDY SZEKERES (B. 1933) SODERBERG (1896–1972) Gift of Jeanne Steig, Watercolor and ink Watercolor and ink 11 x 16H in. 16 × 20 in. Sketch for Scaredy Cat, 1984 THOMAS SIPPEL (B. 1962) Aboard Endeavor 2, n.d. 2015.4.5LIC 9 x 12 in. 10 x 10H in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Joe Pantoliano, 2014.191 Colored pencil and graphite Tribal Bench, 2014 Etching "I regret I have but one life to lose for my Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.25LIC Paris, Rue de Rivoli, 2002 6M x 6H in. Solid cherry, joined, laminated 8 × 11H in. country," n.d. 2015.4.14LIC 2015.4.32LIC (The Truth), n.d. Vintage gelatin silver print Bequest of June Mitchell, and hand carved Gift of Charles J. and Irene Pen and ink wash "The wonder of Art," n.d. Untitled, n.d. watercolor and ink 13K × 13H in. 2014.162.33LIC 18 × 42 × 42 in. Hamm, 2014.310.80 11 x 15K in. Pen and ink wash Watercolor and ink 9M x 8K in. Gift of Joe Pantoliano, Gift of Thomas C. Flanigan and Snipe, n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 8I x 10 in. 9H x 12 in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2014.190 CAROLINE TATE Jonathan Stone, 2014.162 Watercolor on paper 2015.4.6LIC Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.26LIC Worker Series, Construction, NY, 1978 Sewing Stand, c. 1850 10 × 14 in. "Lancelot sees three knights attacking one 2015.4.15LIC 2015.4.33LIC Vintage gelatin silver print Cherry, maple, and pine with JULES ANDRE SMITH Gift of Charles J. and Irene and comes to the rescue," n.d. "This is a recorded announcement, the "Women are emotional," n.d. ROBERT VON STERNBERG 11 × 14 in. porcelain knobs (1880–1959) Hamm, 2014.310.79 Pen and ink wash nubers you have just dialed...," 1961 Watercolor and ink (B. 1939) Gift of Joe Pantoliano, 22H × 20 × 17 in. Carros, n.d. 10M x 16H in. Pen and ink wash 9H x 12H in. Chinle, Arizona, 2009 2014.192 Donated by C. Malcolm and Etching, 1/3 DIANE STANLEY (B. 1943) Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.7LIC 11 x 8H in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Archival inkjet print on Canson Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, 8 × 9 in. Captain Whiz-Bang, 1987 "Lancelot slays the dragon at the tomb," Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.18LIC Infinity Paryta Photographique PHIL STEVENS (B. 1946) New Jersey, 2014.147 Gift of Peter and Kathy Banca, Watercolor and pencil n.d. 2015.4.16LIC (Excaliber), n.d. paper Falmouth Marsh, 2008 2014.127 6·/!^ x 5¹¹/!^ in. Pen and ink wash "This is impossible," n.d. Pen and ink wash 13 × 19 in. Etching, monotype on paper DAVID THIMGAN River Village, n.d. Bequest of June Mitchell, 10 x 9M in. Pen and ink wash 10M x 16L in. Gift of the artist, 2014.116 15 × 11G in. (1955–2003) Etching 2014.162.32LIC Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.8LIC 7H x 11 in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Stockholm, 2010 Purchased with Director's Scow Schooners on Petaluma Creek, n.d. 8I × 12 in. "One extra drink and!...," n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.19LIC Archival inkjet print on Canson Discretionary Funds, Oil on masonite Gift of Peter and Kathy Banca, WILLIAM STEIG Watercolor and ink 2015.4.17LIC (Haute monde), n.d. Infinity Paryta Photographique 2014.195.22 8 × 15 in. 2014.128 (1907–2003) 9I x 12M in. Salem Witch Trial, n.d. Watercolor and ink paper Pine II, 2013 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Tropical Night, n.d. Angel Bartender, n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.9LIC Pen and ink wash 7M x 10G in. 13 × 19 in. Etching on Rives BFK with Hamm, 2014.310.81 Etching Pen and ink "One often wonders what it's all about," 10I x 16K in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, Gift of the artist, 2014.118 Japenese Unryu chine-colle 7M × 9H in. 9 x 12 in. n.d. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 2015.4.20LIC VACANCY, 2009 10 × 10 in. GABI TRINKAUS (B. 1966) Gift of Peter and Kathy Banca, Gift of Jeanne Steig, Pen and ink wash 2015.4.27LIC (Memory of various women), n.d. Archival inkjet print on Canson Purchased with Director's LO SE MON, 2014 2014.129 2015.4.1LIC paper mounted on paper Untitled, n.d. Pen and ink Infinity Paryta Photographique Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.24 Collage Untitled (Boat House), n.d. "Are we early?," 1956 10J x 9 in. Watercolor and ink 10K x 11 in. paper 86H × 74I in. Etching Pen and ink wash Gift of Jeanne Steig, 9I x 10H in. Gift of Jeanne Steig, 13 × 19 in. Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, Gift of the artist, 2014.117 2014.79

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Gift of Charles J. and Irene Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.24 Drying Rack, c. 1880 Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.4 Small Storage Box, c. 19th century Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.27 Hamm, 2014.310.95 Armless Rocking Chair, c. 1840 Pine, three pieces connected by Rectangular Carrier, c. 19th century Cherry Tilter Chair, c. 19th century Maple, ash with wool tapes brass hinges Butternut 4H × 10H × 6 in. Maple MARC TRUJILLO (B. 1966) 36 × 18 × 21 in. 64H × 30 × 1 in. 6G × 8 × 6 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and 15I × 7H × 5H in. 201 East Magnolia, 2011 Donated by C. Malcolm and Donated by C. Malcolm and Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.7 Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Oil on canvas Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.18 Small Storage Box, c. 19th century Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.28 24 × 30 in. New Jersey, 2014.146 New Jersey, 2014.148 Rectangular Carrier, c. 19th century Walnut Woven Basket, c. 19th century Anonymous gift, 2014, Bureau Box, c. 1870 Lap Board, c. 1850 Butternut 3H × 8J × 5 in. Black ash and splint 2014.174 Walnut, maple and cherry Poplar 9I × 11J × 8 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and 12L × 9L in. 2G × 5I × 5I in. 19H × 35H × K in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.14 Gift of M. Stephen Miller and ALEXANDRA TYNG Donated by C. Malcolm and Donated by C. Malcolm and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.19 Small Storage Box, c. 19th century Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.8 (B. 1954) Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Sampler, c. 1920 Pine The Plaster Craftsmen, 2006 New Jersey, 2014.151 New Jersey, 2014.149 Silk thread on canvas 4H × 9I × 6G in. SADIE VALERI (B. 1971) Oil on linen Bureau Tray, c. 19th century Large Storage Box, c. 19th century 13H × 12H in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Undersea, 2011 44 × 60 in. Ash, cherry, and walnut Pine Donated by C. Malcolm and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.21 Oil on panel Anonymous gift, 2014, 2014.170 2 × 5H × 5H in. 11H × 21 × 16H in. Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Spool Stand, c. 19th century 16 × 20 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Gift of M. Stephen Miller and New Jersey, 2014.153 Walnut Gift of the artist, 2014.177 IKÉ UDÉ (B. 1964) Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.6 Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.12 Sewing Chest, c. 19th century 3 × 10 × 2M in. Sartorial Anarchy 31, 2013 Bureau Tray,c. 19th century Medium Storage Box, c. 19th century Walnut Gift of M. Stephen Miller and ANDREA VAN VOORST Pigment on satin paper (edition Butternut and cherry Butternut 8G × 18H × 13G in. Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.17 VAN BEEST (B. 1944) of 5) 1L × 5H × 3H in. 6I × 18K × 7 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Square Carrier, c. 19th century Knotwillows, 2008 45I × 36H in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.5 Butternut Etching, ink on paper Alice Osborne Bristol Fund, Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.15 Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.11 Sewing Desk, c. 19th century 6H × 6H × 6H in. 11 × 14I in. 2014.67 Bureau Tray, c. 19th century Open Work Box, c. 19th century Butternut Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Purchased with Director's Cherry and walnut Cherry 16G × 12J × 10¹/¡§ in. Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.9 Discretionary Funds, UNKNOWN QUILTER 2G × 8 × 6G in. 5G × 14I × 8G in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Square Carrier, c. 19th century 2014.195.23 Applique Rose Quilt, 1865 Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.25 Butternut Roots, 2012 Cotton front and silk backing Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.16 Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.20 Shaker Built-In, c. 19th century 4H × 3I × 3I in. Drypoint printed from archival 216 × 210 in. Bureau Tray, c. 19th century Outfitted Sewing Box, c. 1850 Butternut, pine and walbut wood Gift of M. Stephen Miller and foamcore plate Gift of Joan Oswalt, 2015.5 Walnut Maple, pine and walnut with 106 × 96G × 22 in. Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.13 10 × 10 in. 1I × 5H × 3G in. brocaded silk interior and Luda S. Piecka Fund, 2014.163 Square Carrier, c. 19th century Purchased with Director's UNKNOWN Gift of M. Stephen Miller and pincushion, emery, wax, and Side Chair, c. 19th century Butternut Discretionary Funds, PHOTOGRAPHER Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.22 needle case. Maple 6 × 6H × 3G in. 2014.196.25 Photograph of the Souther Family, Desk on Frame, 1880 10H × 11I × 9 in. 40 × 18I × 14 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Alexandra Tyng (b. 1954), The Plaster Craftsman, 2006, Oil on linen, 44 x 60 in., 1880–1885 Walnut, butternut, oak, and Donated by C. Malcolm and Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.23 CAMERON VAN DYKE Anonymous gift, 2014.170 Photography pine with leather Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.26 Storage Box, c. 1860 (B. 1968) SAMUEL PETER ROLT Gift of Charles J. and Irene 25 × 30 in. 34 × 25H × 21 in. New Jersey, 2014.152 Sister's Bonnet, c. 19th century Cherry and pine with brass Deco Benches for Benton, 2014 TRISCOTT (1846–1925) Hamm, 2014.310.84 Gift of William P. Tarbell, Donated by C. Malcolm and Rectangular Carrier, c. 19th century Corder silk hardware Aluminum, stainless steel Blackhead, Monhegan, n.d. Late Afternoon Light, Monhegan, n.d. 2015.125 Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, Butternut 8 × 8 × 8 in. 5I × 14H × 8G in. 18 × 101 × 22 in. Watercolor on paper Watercolor on paper New Jersey, 2014.145 7 × 8 × 6 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Donated by C. Malcolm and Gift of Dr. Timothy McLaughlin 14 × 11 in. 13H × 19H in. ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT Dovetailed Case of Drawers, c. 19th Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.10 Claire Knowles of Crosswicks, in memory of his son Kevin Gift of Charles J. and Irene Gift of Charles J. and Irene SHAKERS century Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.1 Small Storage Box, c. 19th century New Jersey, 2014.150 McLaughlin, 2014.134 Hamm, 2014.310.82 Hamm, 2014.310.83 Armed Rocking Chair, c. 19th century Pine Rectangular Carrier, c. 19th century Butternut Tilter Chair, c. 19th century Dewy Morn, Monhegan Island, n.d. Monhegan, n.d. Maple, splint 8H × 39 × 8I in. Butternut 7 × 10.5 × 16H in. Maple REBECCA VENN (B. 1947) Watercolor on paper Watercolor on paper 41G × 30M × 25L in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and 5 × 5H × 3L in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and 41J × 18I × 18I in. Tarentine Slumbers, 2009 15 × 21 in. 13 × 19 in. Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.2 Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Miriam R. Miller, 2014.78.3 Gift of M. Stephen Miller and Colored pencils on rag paper

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22 × 30 in. Vintage edition numbered Gift of the artist, 2015.122 THOMAS WORTHINGTON At the Circus from Can You See What I Card Tricks from Can You See What I Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of the artist, 2014.168 archival photo lithograph Proserpine, 1982 WHITTREDGE (1820–1910) See? Toyland Express, 2010 See?, 2002 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.35 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.31 7I × 10H in. Archival inkjet The Pilgrims of St. Roche, 1856 Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Entertaining the Guest from Can You Going Up? from Walter Wick's Optical CHARLES VEZIN (1858– Gift of the artist, 2014, 8H × 11 in. Oil on canvas 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. See What I See? Out of This World, Tricks, 1998 1942) 2014.110 Gift of the artist, 2015.123 48G x 74H in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 2013 Pigmented inkjet photograph New York at Sunset, n.d. Untitled (LI43), c. 1980 Proposed gift of Michael Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.68 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.43 Pigmented inkjet photograph 28 x 35 in. Oil on canvas Vintage edition numbered JUNE WEBSTER (B. 1950) Huffington, 2014.158 Atop A Scary Scary Hill from Can You Central Command from Can You See 30 × 50 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 28 × 36 in. archival photo lithograph Christmas Morning, 2006 See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, What I See? Dream Machine, 2003 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.25 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 10H × 7I in. Oil on canvas JOHN WHORF (1903–1959) 2007 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.1 Granbrook Park, 1973 Hamm, 2014.310.85 Gift of the artist, 2014, 24 × 24 in. The Brooklyn Bridge at Night, c. 1943 Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 30 in. Floating Marbles, 1980 Pigmented inkjet photograph 2014.112 Gift of June Webster, 2015.9 Watercolor on paper 60 x 38 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph 24 x 20 in. SCOTT WADDELL (B. 1981) Cottage Linens, 2011 16 × 22 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.62 28 x 35 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Waylay, 2013 ANDY WARHOL (1928–1987) Watercolor on watercolor paper Gift of Charles J. and Irene Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.14 Cinderella from Can You See What I Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.32 Oil on linen Birth of Venus, 1984 31 × 31 in. Hamm, 2014.310.89 Balancing Act, 2009 See? Once Upon a Time, 2006 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.27 Hansel and Gretel from Can You See 24 × 34 in. Print Gift of June Webster, 2015.10 Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Floating Pin from A Drop of Water: A What I See? Once Upon a Time, 2006 Gift of the artist, 2014.175 32 x 44 in. Men at Work, 2012-2013 WALTER WICK (B. 1953) 40" Diameter (including frame) 50 x 30 in. Book of Science and Wonder, 1997 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Allan J. and Luanne Watercolor on watercolor paper A Surprise Visitor from Can You See Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 30 in. FRANK HARTMAN Thiel Dehar, 2014.143 31H × 37 in. What I See? Out of This World, 2013 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.4 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.46 26 1/3 x 35 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda WAGNER (1931–1996) Gift of June Webster, 2015.11 Pigmented inkjet photograph Balancing Egg, 1997 City Blocks from I SPY Fantasy, 1994 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.47 12 Meter Intrepid in Heavy Swells, 1991 WENDY WATSON (B. 1942) The Elevated Trail, 2010 30 × 50 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.34 Happy Christmas to All from Can Gouache There Was an Old Woman (in the Shoe), Oil on watercolor paper Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 28 x 35 in. 60 x 36 in. Flooded Soccer Field, 1974 You See What I See? The Night Before 18 × 23 in. 1989 28H × 22 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.3 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph Christmas, 2006 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Watercolor and pencil Gift of June Webster, 2015.12 Arrival from I SPY Treasure Hunt, Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.38 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.9 24 x 20 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Hamm, 2014.310.86 3H x 5H in. 1999 Beauty and the Beast from Can You See Crazy Columns from Walter Wick's Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. Bequest of June Mitchell, ELBERT WEINBERG Pigmented inkjet photograph What I See? Once Upon a Time, 2006 Optical Tricks, 1998 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.30 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda FREDERICK R. WAGNER 2014.162.34LIC (1928–1991) 50 x 30 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Forgotten from Can You See What I Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.66 (1864–1940) Charon IV, 1996 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. 40 x 24 in. See? Toyland Express, 2010 In A Scary Scary Bottle from Can You Lower Manhattan, n.d. PATRICIA WATWOOD Bronze Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.58 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, Oil on canvas (B. 1971) 64 × 34 × 22 in. Assembly Required from Can You See Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.59 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.24 50 x 30 in. 2007 30 × 24 in. American Nude, 2009, 2008 Gift of the Elbert Weinberg What I See?, 2002 Blast Off! from I SPY Fantasy, 1994 Down the Chimney from Can You See Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Charles J. and Irene Oil on canvas Trust in honor of Kenneth Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph What I See? The Night Before Christmas, Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.67 50 x 30 in. Hamm, 2014.310.87 46 x 28 in. Kahn and Anne Lynn Kettles, 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. 2006 Full Service from Can You See What I Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of the Honorable Michael 2014.133 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph See? Dream Machine, 2003 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.18 MELANIE WALKER (B. 1949) Huffington, 2014.157 The Rite of Spring, 1992 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.57 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.60 50 x 30 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph In A Scary Scary Castle from Can You Bedtime Stories, 1982–2015 Bronze All Aboard from Can You See What I Button Fancy from Can You See What I Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night Archival inkjet paperstock JEFF WEAVER (B. 1953) 28 × 28 × 40 in. See? Toyland Express, 2010 See? Cool Collections, 1999 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.63 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda (Red Room), 2007 13 × 19 in. Fisherman in a Dory, c.2008 Gift of Judie and Coleman Levy, Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Dream Machine from Can You See Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.65 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of the artist, 2015.121 Oil on canvas 2014.135 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. What I See? Dream Machine, 2003 Ghost in the Attic from I SPY Mystery, 50 x 30 in. 30 × 40 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph 1994 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda TODD WALKER (1917–1998) Gift of Charles J. and Irene ADOLF A. WEINMAN Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.69 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.61 50 x 30 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.13 Blue Cyn II, c. 1984 Hamm, 2014.310.88 (1870–1952) Alphabet Maze from Can You See What Camouflage from Walter Wick's Optical Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. In A Scary Scary Cupboard from Can Vintange edition numbered S 25 Cents G6, 1913 I See?, 2002 Tricks, 1998 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.64 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda You See What I See? On A Scary Scary archival photo lithograph NANCY WEBBER (B. 1937) Copper, silver Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Egg Splash from A Drop of Water: A Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.8 Night, 2007 7I × 10H in. A Bathing Place, 1998 Anonymous gift, 2014, 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. Book of Science and Wonder, 1997 Goal Posts, 1974 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of the artist, 2014, 2014.111 Archival inkjet 2014.194.10(S) Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 30 in. Ragweed, 1981 8H × 11 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.41 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.55 28 x 35 in. 24 x 20 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda

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Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.15 SPY Treasure Hunt, 1999 See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.75 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.39 2007 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda In memory of Atty. Anthony J. In A Scary Scary Tower from Can You Pigmented inkjet photograph 2007 Sand and Water, 1973 String Game from Can You See What I Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.82 Monterosso, 2015.106 See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, 50 x 30 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph See?, 2002 50 x 30 in. Visions of Sugarplums from Can You 2007 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. 24 x 20 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda See What I See? The Night Before ANDREW WINTER (1892– Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.71 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 50 x 30 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.17 Christmas, 2006 1958) 50 x 30 in. Mirror for "The Phantom of the Forest" Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.12 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.29 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Time Traveler from Can You See What Pigmented inkjet photograph Monhegan Lobsterman, n.d. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda from Walter Wick's Optical Tricks, On A Scary Scary Street from Can You Sand Castle from I SPY Fantasy, 1994 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.56 I See? Out of This World, 2013 50 x 30 in. Oil on canvas mounted on board Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.19 1998 See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, Pigmented inkjet photograph Such a Clatter! from Can You See Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 12 × 18 in. In Bins from Can You See What I See?, Pigmented inkjet photograph 2007 50 x 30 in. What I See? The Night Before Christmas, 30 × 50 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.83 Gift of Charles J. and Irene 2002 28 x 35 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 2006 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Window Shopping from I SPY Christ- Hamm, 2014.310.94 Pigmented inkjet photograph 18 x 18 x 36 in. (pedestal) 50 x 30 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.76 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.2 mas, 1992 Stormy Day, Monhegan Island, Maine, 50 x 30 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Ship In A Bottle from Can You See 50 x 30 in. Tiny Toys from I SPY A Book of Picture Pigmented inkjet photograph 1937 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.20 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.11 What I See? Treasure Ship, 2009 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Riddles, 1992 50 x 30 in. Watercolor on paper Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.70 Mirror Maze from I SPY Fun House, Puss in Boots from Can You See What I Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.77 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 15 × 22 in. In Suspense from Walter Wick's Optical 1993 See? Once Upon a Time, 2006 50 x 30 in. The Amazing Mirror Maze from Games 50 x 30 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.84 Gift of Charles J. and Irene Tricks, 1998 Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Magazine, 1991 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Yikes! from I SPY Fantasy, 1994 Hamm, 2014.310.92 Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 36 in. 60 x 36 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.51 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.81 Pigmented inkjet photograph 28 x 35 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Sky High from Can You See What I 28 x 35 in. Treasure Chest from Can You See What 36 × 60 in. LUMEN WINTER (1908– Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.21 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.44 See? Dream Machine, 2003 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda I See? Treasure Ship, 2009 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 1982) Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.22 Nature from I SPY A Book of Picture Rainbow Express from I SPY Fantasy, Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.28 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.5 Moonlight Scene, n.d. Jolly Roger from Can You See What I Riddles, 1992 1994 36 × 60 in. The Barn and the Lighthouse from I 50 x 30 in. Watercolor on paper See? Treasure Ship, 2009 Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda SPY Treasure Hunt, 1999 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda GUY CARLETON WIGGINS 22 × 30 in. Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.6 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.50 (1883–1962) Gift of Alexander Katlan, 50 x 30 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Snowflake from A Drop of Water: A 50 x 30 in. Tricky Triangle from Walter Wick's Mystic, 1910 2015.127 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.72 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.7 Book of Science and Wonder, 1997 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Optical Tricks, 1998 Oil on canvas Nude, n.d. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.54 New Fallen Snow from Can You See Rainbow from A Drop of Water: A Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.78 Pigmented inkjet photograph 20 x 24 in. Watercolor on paper Jolly Roger Set from Can You See What What I See? The Night Before Christmas, Book of Science and Water, 1997 28 x 35 in. The Beach from I SPY Treasure Hunt, 40 x 24 in. Gift of Charles J. and Irene 18 × 24 in. I See? Treasure Ship, 2009 2006 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 1999 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Hamm, 2014.310.90 Gift of Alexander Katlan, Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph 28 x 35 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.37 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.23 Noank Dock, n.d. 2015.129 4 x 7 x 6 in. 50 x 30 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Soap Bubble from A Drop of Water: A 50 x 30 in. Under the Sea from Can You See What Oil on academy board River, n.d. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.36 Book of Science and Wonder, 1997 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda I See? Treasure Ship, 2009 10 x 8 in. Pencil on paper Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.49 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.73 Rapids, 1972 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.79 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Charles J. and Irene 23H × 18 in. Levers, Ramps, and Pulleys from I SPY O Frabjous Mirrors! from Games Pigmented inkjet photograph 28 x 35 in. The Playground from I SPY School 50 x 30 in. Hamm, 2014.310.91 Gift of Alexander Katlan, School Days, 1995 Magazine, 1984 50 x 30 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Days, 1995 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 2015.128 Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.33 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.52 RICHARD WILSON (B. 1946) Study for Sculpture Harvest, c. 1950 60 x 36 in. 40 x 29 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.74 Sorting and Classifying from I SPY 50 x 30 in. Up Scary Scary Stairs from Can You The Professor, 2008 Pencil on paper Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Rising Tide from Can You See What I School Days, 1995 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, Lithography; ink on paper 27 × 24 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.40 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.26 See? Treasure Ship, 2009 Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.80 2007 14I × 11 in. Gift of Alexander Katlan, Little Red Riding Hood from Can You On A Scary Scary Night from Can You Pigmented inkjet photograph 50 x 30 in. The Three Little Pigs from Can You See Pigmented inkjet photograph Purchased with Director's 2015.126 See What I See? Once Upon a Time, See What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, 50 x 30 in. Gift of Walter Wick and Linda What I See? Once Upon a Time, 2006 50 x 30 in. Discretionary Funds, 2006 2007 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.42 Pigmented inkjet photograph Gift of Walter Wick and Linda 2014.195.24 SUI WITHERELL Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.53 Splashing Drop from A Drop of Water: 50 x 30 in. Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.16 Epiphany, 2013 50 x 30 in. 50 x 30 in. River Ice, 1973 A Book of Science and Wonder, 1997 Gift of Walter Wick and Linda View from the Fort from I SPY Treasure FLORIN WINCHESTER Monoprint with stencil and Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Pigmented inkjet photograph Pigmented inkjet photograph Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.48 Hunt, 1999 Polka Easter Chicken, May, 1978 pressed sweet pea tendril on Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.45 Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.10 50 x 30 in. 28 x 35 in. There Was A Ghost! from Can You See Pigmented inkjet photograph Woodblock print Rives BFK paper Looking Through Binoculars from I On A Scary Scary Shelf from Can You Gift of Walter Wick and Linda Gift of Walter Wick and Linda What I See? On A Scary Scary Night, 50 x 30 in. 36 × 24 in. 10 × 10 in.

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Purchased with Director's CONSERVATION LIST KENNETH HAYES MILLER CAROL WASHINGTON, Discretionary Funds, WILLIAM BAZIOTES (1876–1952) Imporvisational Quilt, in color as an 2014.196.26 (1912–1963) Two Figures, 1935 inside image for publication in Dusk, 1954 Oil on canvas Art New England, Volume 35, Issue JAMES "DAWG" WOOD Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Denys Wortman, 6, published by Art New England (B. 1960) A.W. Stanley Fund and Charles 1982.37 Magazine for November/ The Feud of Silas Creek, 2013 F. Smith Fund, 1984.31 December 2014. Acrylic and marker pen on barn ROBERT LEWIS REID tin THOMAS HART BENTON (1862–1929) WILLIAM GLACKENS, 21H × 7 in. (1889–1975) Springtime, 1899 Washington Square, in color for Gift of James 'DAWG' Wood, Old Man Reading, c. 1941 Oil on canvas general installation photography 2014, 2014.75 Oil on canvas stretched over Gift of Walter and Harriet Hu- and filming for the press masonite ber, 2007.42 preview of “William Glackens” JEFF WOODBURY (B. 1954) Gift of the Hatch Family, by the Barnes Foundation, on Beetlerunes 005: Falmouth Twilight 2014.20 KAY SAGE (1898-1963) November 4, 2014. 20121103, 2013 Unusual Thursday, 1951 Four color screenprint with CHARLES HENRY DEMUTH Oil on canvas RAPHAELLE PEALE, Bowl of water-based inks on Stonehenge (1883–1935) Gift of Mrs. Naum Gabo, Peaches, in color in a digital format paper, 2013 Daisies, 1925 1978.90 for a New Britain Museum of 10 × 10 in. Watercolor and graphite on American Art presentation, “A Purchased with Director's wove paper RIGHTS AND Fork in Tine” by Dr. Richard L. Discretionary Funds, 2014.196.27 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, REPRODUCTIONS Judd in November 2014. 1947.14 ARTHUR SEIDEN, The Study of KENNETH LARSON (1947– Noah’s Ark, in color as the image FRANCIS [FRANK] 1994); IRA YELLEN, THOMAS EAKINS (1844– for the entrance banner at the BLACKWELL MAYER, Plate of DESIGNER 1916) Mattatuck Museum for the Honor, in color in a digital format Webster Wagner House, 1973 Old Lady Sewing, 1879 exhibition, Noah and His Ark, from for a New Britain Museum of Woodblock print Oil on wood panel November 22, 2014–March 1, American Art presentation, “A 35 x 24 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 2015. Fork in Tine” by Dr. Richard L. In memory of Atty. Anthony J. 1942.16 Judd in November 2014. Monterosso, 2015.105 JACKSON POLLOCK, T.P.’s LYDIA FIELD EMMET Boat in Meneshma Pond, in color as an SEVERIN ROESEN, Fruit and ED YOUNG (B. 1931) (1866–1952) inside image for the publication Wine Glass, in color in a digital Preliminary Drawing, n.d Angela Fowler, c. 1921 “Dinner with Jackson Pollock,” format for a New Britain Museum Pastel and wash Oil on canvas by Robyn Ilsa Lea, published by of American Art presentation, 10 x 14H in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Assouline Publishing for a print “A Fork in Tine” by Dr. Richard Bequest of June Mitchell, Wylie, 1974.55 run of over 1,000 copies for L. Judd in November 2014. 2014.162.35LIC April 2015. WILLIAM JEWETT (1792– OTIS KAYE, Face It, Money Talks, HONGNIAN ZHANG 1874) CARRIE ASHFORD in color as an inside image (B. 1947) Mr. Aaron Davis, 1817 (DESIGNER) SEWN BY for the catalogue, “Otis Kaye: A Hero of Nanjing: The Courage of Oil on canvas CARRIE ASHFORD, LIZ Money, Mystery and Mastery” Minnie Vautrin, 2008–2009 Gift of Mrs. Charles Chase, BEMAN, DORLETHA CLYDE, associated with the retrospective Oil on linen 1969.04 LELA KENNEDYMARJORIE exhibition at the New Britain 60 × 72 in. ROSS, ELIZABETH SHEPARD, Museum of American Art of the Gift from the artist's widow, LEOLA WASHINGTON, same name, published by 2015.13 Walter Wick (b. 1953), Splashing Drop from A Drop of Water: A Book of Science and Wonder, detail, 1997, Pigmented inkjet photograph, 28 x 35 in., Gift of Walter Wick and 26 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Linda Cheverton Wick, 2015.116.39 ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 27 the collection the collection

University Press of New England inside image for the publication, cover of Terror Tales, November 1934, association with Frank Johnson for the exhibition film, “Pulp THOMAS HART BENTON, reconstruction of the murals “Western Heroes of Pulp Fiction: in a print run over 1,000 “American Epics: Thomas Hart in color in a digital format for Publications and Sydney Confidential: Quick & Dirty Arts of the South from “The Arts of as originally installed in the Dime Novel to Pop Culture,” by copies, for late 2014/early 2015. Benton and Hollywood,” edited by the exhibition film, “Pulp Publishing House, from February Publishing from the 40’s and Life in America,” in black and reading room at the Whitney Christine Brindza, published Austen Barron Bailly, published Confidential: Quick & Dirty 7 to May 10, 2015. 50’s,” presented by the State white as an inside image for Museum, in the publication, by the Tucson Museum of Art in GEORGE BENJAMIN LUKS, by Prestel in a print run of over Publishing from the 40’s and Library of New South Wales in the publication, “Thomas Hart “Mickey Mouse: Emblem of the a print run of less than 1,000 Pals, in black and white as an inside 1,000 copies, for early 2015. 50’s,” presented by the State HUGH JOSEPH WARD, cover association with Frank Johnson Benton’s Fall from Grace,” by American Spirit,” by Garry Apgar, copies for October 2015. image for the publication, “Lusty Library of New South Wales in of Spicy Mystery, March 1937, in Publications and Sydney Henry Adams, published by the published by Weldon Owen and Luks: The Art, Life, and Times of THOMAS HART BENTON, association with Frank Johnson color in a digital format for the Publishing House, from February Missouri Historical Review/ the Walt Disney Family RICHARD CASE, Six Gun Saga, George Benjamin Luks” by Robert Arts of the South from “The Arts of Publications and Sydney exhibition film, “Pulp 7 to May 10, 2015. The State Historical Society of Foundation in a print run of over in color as an inside image Gambone, in a print run of 150 Life in America,” in color as an Publishing House, from February Confidential: Quick & Dirty Missouri in a print run of over 1,000 copies for August 2015. for the publication, “Western copies for December 2014. inside image for the publication, 7 to May 10, 2015. Publishing from the 40’s and HUGH JOSEPH WARD, 1,000 copies for April 2015. Heroes of Pulp Fiction: Dime “American Epics: Thomas Hart 50’s,” presented by the State cover of Spicy Detective Stories, THOMAS HART BENTON, Novel to Pop Culture,” by GEORGE BENJAMIN LUKS, Benton and Hollywood,” edited FRANK R. PAUL, cover of Library of New South Wales in August 1935, in color in a digital N. C. WYETH, “One More Step Mr. Arts of the City from “The Arts of Christine Brindza, published by Cabbie at the Plaza, in black and white by Austen Barron Bailly, published Science Fiction, December 1939, in association with Frank Johnson format for the exhibition film, Hands”, said I… , in color as an Life in America,” in color as an the Tucson Museum of Art in as an inside image for the by Prestel in a print run of over color in a digital format for the Publications and Sydney “Pulp Confidential: Quick & inside image for the publication, inside image for the publication, a print run of less than 1,000 publication, “Lusty Luks: The 1,000 copies, for early 2015. exhibition film, “Pulp Publishing House, from February Dirty Publishing from the 40’s “Richard F. Lack: Catalogue “Mickey Mouse: Emblem of the copies for October 2015. Art, Life, and Times of George Confidential: Quick & Dirty 7 to May 10, 2015. and 50’s,” presented by the State Raisonne,” by Richard F. Lack, American Spirit,” by Garry Apgar, Benjamin Luks” by Robert RUDOLPH BELARSKI, Nazi Publishing from the 40’s and Library of New South Wales in published by Afton Historical published by Weldon Owen and CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS, Gambone, self-published Fury, Thrilling Adventures cover 50’s,” presented by the State ARTIST UNKNOWN, cover of association with Frank Johnson Society Press in a print run of the Walt Disney Family The Oak, in color as an inside through Amazon Books in a October 1940, in color as an Library of New South Wales in Spicy Western Stories, 1939, in color in Publications and Sydney less than 1,000 copies for Foundation in a print run of over image for the publication, print run of 150 copies for inside image for the publication, association with Frank Johnson a digital format for the exhibition Publishing House, from February summer 2015 1,000 copies for August 2015. “Charles Harold Davis (1856– December 2014. “American Epics: Thomas Hart Publications and Sydney film, “Pulp Confidential: Quick 7 to May 10, 2015. 1933): Mystic Impressionist,” Benton and Hollywood”, edited Publishing House, from February & Dirty Publishing from the THOMAS PRICHARD THOMAS HART BENTON, by Valerie Ann Leeds and Tara THOMAS HART BENTON, by Austen Barron Bailly, published 7 to May 10, 2015. 40’s and 50’s,” presented by MAXFIELD PARRISH, Dusk, ROSSITER, Muses and Graces, in Political Business and Intellectual Bollyhoo, Contractor, published by the Arts of the West from “The Arts of by Prestel in a print run of over the State Library of New South in color as an inside image for color as an inside image for in color as an inside image for Bruce Museum in a print run Life in America,” in color as an 1,000 copies, for early 2015. H.L. PARKHURST, cover of Wales in association with Frank the publication, Heritage Magazine, the publication, “Every Kind the publication, “Mickey Mouse: of less than 1,000 copies for inside image for the publication, Spicy Adventure Stories, April 1935, Johnson Publications and “the Gallery Guide,” for the of Painter: The Art of Thomas Emblem of the American Spirit,” September 2015. “American Epics: Thomas Hart WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE, in color in a digital format Sydney Publishing House, from Fenimore Art Museum Maxfield Prichard Rossiter (1818–1871),” by Garry Apgar, published by Benton and Hollywood,” edited by John Butler Talcott, in color as an for the exhibition film, “Pulp February 7 to May 10, 2015. Parrish Exhibition, by Caitlin by Bruce Weber, published by Weldon Owen and the Walt KAY SAGE, Unusual Thursday, in Austen Barron Bailly, published inside image for the publication, Confidential: Quick & Dirty Miosek, published by the Boscobel House and Gardens in Disney Family Foundation in a color as an inside image for the by Prestel in a print run of over “Telling Connecticut’s Stories: Publishing from the 40’s and HUGH JOSEPH WARD, Fenimore Art Museum in a a print run of less than 1,000 print run of over 1,000 copies publication, “Kay Sage Catalogue 1,000 copies, for early 2015. The Hartford Courant at 250,” 50’s,” presented by the State cover of Hollywood Detective #2, print run of less than 1,000 copies for August 2015. for August 2015. Raisonne,” by Stephen Robeson edited by Nancy Schoeffler, Library of New South Wales in 1934, in color in a digital copies for May 2015. Miller, published by TK in a THOMAS HART BENTON, published by the Hartford association with Frank Johnson format for the exhibition film, ANDREW WYETH, The GEORGE ROZEN, Son of Horse print run of over 1,000 copies Indian Arts from “The Arts of Life Courant and Pediment Publishing Publications and Sydney “Pulp Confidential: Quick & THOMAS HART BENTON, Revenant, in color as an inside Thief Britt, in color as an inside for early 2016. in America,” in color as an inside in a print run over 1,000 copies, Publishing House, from February Dirty Publishing from the 40’s Arts of the West from “The Arts of image for the publication, image for the publication, image for the publication, for early 2015. 7 to May 10, 2015. and 50’s,” presented by the State Life in America,” in color as “Things Beyond Resemblance: “Western Heroes of Pulp Fic- EVERETT SHINN, French Vaudeville, “American Epics: Thomas Hart Library of New South Wales in the cover image, and in black James Welling Photographs,” by tion: Dime Novel to Pop in color as an inside image for Benton and Hollywood,” edited WILLIAM T. RANNEY, Shad NORMAN SAUNDERS, cover association with Frank Johnson and white as an inside image Philipp Kaiser, published by the Culture,” by Christine Brindza, the publication, “Americanisms: by Austen Barron Bailly, published Fishing on the Hudson, in color in of Saucy Movie Tales, November Publications and Sydney for the publication, “Thomas Brandywine River Museum of published by the Tucson Museum Color and Gesture in the Works by Prestel in a print run of over digital format for two free 1936, in color in a digital Publishing House, from February Hart Benton’s Fall from Grace,” Art in a print run of over 1,000 of Art in a print run of less than of The Eight” published by 1,000 copies, for early 2015. educational lectures on behalf of format for the exhibition film, 7 to May 10, 2015. by Henry Adams, published by copies for August 2015. 1,000 copies for October 2015. Forsyth Galleries in a print run the Connecticut River Museum, “Pulp Confidential: Quick & the Missouri Historical Review/ of less than 1,000 copies for THOMAS HART BENTON, Essex, CT for early 2015. Dirty Publishing from the 40’s H. L. PARKHURST, cover of The State Historical Society of THOMAS HART BENTON, WALTER BAUMHOFFER, Auugust 2015. Arts of the City from “The Arts of and 50’s,” presented by the State Spicy Western Stories, February 1937, Missouri in a print run of over “The Arts of Life in America,” in color Fighting Caballero, in color as an Life in America,” in color as an JOHN NEWTOWN HOWITT, Library of New South Wales in in color in a digital format 1,000 copies for April 2015. as an inside image for a visual inside image for the publication,

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NBMAA WORKS ON Oil on masonite 9 x 6 in. WALTER FRANCIS KUHN JANE PETERSON 13 x 16H in. Ellen Wineberg, 2011.89 59J x 78J in. LOAN TO OTHER 24 x 40 in. Bequest of Rita Heimann, (1877–1949) (1876–1965) Bequest of Rita Heimann, Joseph H. and Janet L. Myers INSTITUTIONS Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter 2012.48.32 A Youthful Clown, c. 1910 Bridge of Sighs, n.d. 2012.48.31 THE BUSHNELL CENTER Fund, 2001.26 Rule, 1970.12 Watercolor on paper Gouache on paper FOR THE PERFORMING AMERICAN SAVINGS The Old New Jersey Barn, n.d. JAMES DAUGHERTY 18H x 13 in. 24 x 18 in. THE ART COMPLEX ARTS, HARTFORD, CT ROBERT GOODNOUGH FOUNDATION, NEW Oil on masonite (1921–2005) Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, MUSEUM, DUXBURY, MA OCTOBER 12, 2013– (1917–2010) BRITAIN, CT 22 x 27L in. Two Women Walking, c. 1915–1916 2012.48.17 2012.48.25 MAY 17, 2014–AUGUST 21, OCTOBER 12, 2015 N2-B, 1991 JULY 17, 2013–JULY 17, 2015 Gift of Mr. James D. Terra, Pastel on paper 2014 Oil on canvas 1978.15 24 x 17I in. LOUIS LANG (1814–1893) WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS ANNA BIALOBRODA 56 x 84 in. MARIAN HUNGERFORD Vermont Hill Farm, n.d. Bequest of Rita Heimann, A Young Woman on a Balcony, 1854 (1833–1905) LOIS TARLOW (B. 1928) (B. 1946) Anonymous gift, 2006.35 (1896–2000) Oil on masonite 2012.48.9 Oil on canvas laid on board Sunset West Irish Coast, n.d. The Night Wash, 2009 Sugar, 1994 An Old Mill, 1954 28 x 32 in. 18 x 15 (oval) in. Oil on board Vietnamese nickel leaf on black Acrylic on tapestry CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) Oil on canvas Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Colter MAURITZ FREDERIK Bequest of Rita Heimann, 9 x 16 in. rice paper 66 x 50 in. Reconciliation, 1976 24J x 30G in. Rule, 1970.13 HENDRIK DEHAAS 2012.48.18 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 20 x 24 in. Gift of Lifetime Television, Acrylic polymer on canvas Grace Judd Landers Fund, (1832–1895) 2012.48.26 Purchased for the NBMAA by 2001.63 69 x 62 in. 1955.08 ANONYMOUS LOAN Heading Out, n.d. SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Ellen Wineberg, 2011.88 Friends Purchase Fund and ONGOING Watercolor on paper Tangles Bands, 2001 GEORGE SEGAL (1924– Non Stop, 2010 STEVEN DIGIOVANNI artist, 1987.19 ISAAC PORTER (1856–1936) 12 x 19G in. Gouache on paper 2000) Ink and acrylic on canvas (B. 1961) Martha's Vineyard, 1885 MILTON AVERY (1885– Bequest of Rita Heimann, 8 x 22¹/% in. Untitled (Female with Dressing Gown), 25 x 96 in. B-Movie, 1997 BUSSER HOWELL (B. 1946) Oil on board 1965) 2012.48.7 Bequest of Rita Heimann, 1965 Purchased for the NBMAA by Oil on canvas Victims # 1, 2005 16 x 20 in. Sally in a Beret, c. 1950–52 2012.48.20 Pastel on paper GUY PENE DU BOIS (1884– Lois Tarlow (b. 1928), The Night Wash, 2009, Vietnamese nickel leaf on black rice paper, 20 x 24 in., Purchased for the NBMAA by Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low, Oil crayon on paper 18 x 12 in. Ellen Wineberg, 2011.88. DEACC1968.32 12 x 9 in. 1958) HARRIET RANDALL LUMIS Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, Summer Afternoon, 1937 (1870–1953) 2012.48.27 ERIC SLOANE (1910–1985) 2012.48.1 Watercolor, gouache, and pencil On the Moor, Gloucester, n.d. Barn Roof Tops, n.d. on paper Oil on canvas AARON D. SHATTUCK Oil on masonite ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS 8I x 11I in. 18 x 22 in. (1832–1928) 22K x 26K in. (1829–1883) Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, Cattle with Elms, n.d. Gift of Mr. James D. Terra, The Skating Party, n.d. 2012.48.11 2012.48.21 Oil 1978.14 Oil on canvas 4 x 8H in. Coming Home, n.d. 6 x 9I in. GEORGE FOSTER (1817– ALFRED MAURER (1868– Bequest of Rita Heimann, Oil on board Bequest of Rita Heimann, 1896) 1932) 2012.48.28 29H x 19H in. 2012.48.2 Still Life with Fruit, 1867 Untitled (Still Life), n.d. Gift of Lawrence Epstein, Oil on panel Oil on panel GEORGE FREDERICK 2007.105 ALFRED THOMPSON 8 x 11 in. n.a. CUMMING SMILLIE Harvest, n.d. BRICHER (1837–1908) Bequest of Rita Heimann, Bequest of Rita Heimann, (1854–1924) Oil on board Looking Off Shore, n.d. 2012.48.12 2012.48.23 Connecticut, n.d. 19 x 47 in. Watercolor on paper Watercolor on paper Gift of Mr. James D. Terra, 10I x 19G in. LAURA COOMBS HILLS GEORGE LOFTUS NOYES n.a. 1978.13 Bequest of Rita Heimann, (1859–1952) (1864–1954) Bequest of Rita Heimann, Pennsylvania Memory, n.d. 2012.48.5 Harrison Roses, n.d. Springtime Landscape (Harbor Scene, 2012.48.29 Oil on masonite Pastel on paper Annisquam), n.d. 22G x 29L in. FIDELIA BRIDGES (1834– 19 x 15 in. Oil on canvas MARGUERITE ZORACH Gift of Mr. James D. Terra, 1923) Bequest of Rita Heimann, 24 x 20 in. (1887–1968) 1978.12 Daisies and Thistles, 1871 2012.48.13 Bequest of Rita Heimann, Zinnias, n.d. Sunlight, Midwest Prairie, n.d. Watercolor on paper 2012.48.24 Oil on board

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Mixed media on plywood NELSON AUGUSTUS ROBERT BRACKMAN JACQUES PÉPIN (B. 1935) HARTFORD STEAM BOILER ALFRED THOMPSON LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) Howard H. Bristol Jr., 60 x 78 in. MOORE (1824–1902) (1898–1980) Interieur, 1999 INSPECTION & INSURANCE BRICHER (1837–1908) Orchestra, 1968 and the General Purchase Fund, Gift of the artist, 2006.24 West Springfield, 1860–1880 The Bather, 1942 Oil on canvas CO., HARTFORD, CT Men Working, 1862 Oil on canvas 1996.32 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 16 x 20 in. MARCH 28, 2013–MARCH Oil on card 24 x 18 in. JOHN RANSOM PHILLIPS 18 x 28K x 1 in. 16 x 12 in. Gift of the artist, 2007.125 28, 2015 10G x 14I in. Gift of Albert Hydeman, 1969.7 EDWIN WALTER (B. 1949) Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore, Grace Judd Landers Fund, Gift of Sherman Small, 1979.11 DICKINSON (1891–1979) Video as Movable Self-Portraiture, 1939.02 1942.38 MAURICE PRENDERGAST ABRAM ARCHIBALD ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Pine, Black Fish Creek, August 19th, 1945 2002 (1858–1924) ANDERSON (1847–1934) DENNIS MILLER BUNKER (B. 1914) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas THOMAS MORAN (1837– ANNA MARY RICHARDS Ladies in the Park, c. 1907–10 Norma Wright Sloper, 1922 (1861–1890) Landing at Twin Coves, n.d. 15H x 13H in. 66 x 66 in. 1926) BREWSTER (1870–1952) Oil on board Oil on canvas Loeffler’s Violin, 1889 Acrylic on canvas Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Gift of the artist in honor The Wilds of Lake Superior, 1864 Lake Lugano, Switzerland, n.d. 10H x 13I in. 51 x 38H in. Oil on canvas 37H x 49H in. Baekeland in memory of Jane R. of Robert Hinkson, “A True Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast, Gift of Mrs. Gertrude W. 12G x 10J in. Gift of the artist, 2003.28 Davis, 2001.103DEACC Friend and Champion of the 30J x 45J x 1J in. 12 x 18 in. 1984.89 Smith, 1981.37 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Tenor Voice,” 2005.203 Charles F. Smith Fund, Gift of Richard A. Wilson, Pavilion by the Sea, c. 1907–10 Brown, in memory of Edward ROGER CUREL-SYLVESTRE STEVAN DOHANOS 1944.04 1982.81 Oil on board DAVID ARONSON (1923– Dwight, 1982.89 (1884–1967) (1907–1994) DIXON GALLERY & 10H x 13I in. 2015) The Thaw, 1924 Steam Caliope At Winter Quarters, GARDENS, MEMPHIS, TN JOHN FREDERICK PETO ARTHUR BOWEN DAVIES Gift of Mrs. Charles Prendergast, Hooded Singer, n.d. WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE Oil on canvas Sarasota, 1966 JULY 14, 2014–MAY 29, 2015 (1854–1907) (1862–1928) 1984.09 Bronze (1849–1916) 20 x 24 in. Acrylic polymer on canvas on Lincoln and the Pfleger Stretcher, 1898 Nude, n.d. 9H x 6 x 3H in. Portrait of a Child, c. 1884 Gift of Mrs. Sanford Low, masonite SHOW TRAVELED TO THE Oil on canvas Oil on board JAMES D. SMILLIE Gift of Olga H. Knoepke, 1992.34 Oil on canvas 1972.29 31G x 37 in. FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: 10 x 14 x M in. 9H x 5H in. (1833–1909) 13 x 8 in. Gift of The Stanley Works, DIXON GALLERY & Charles F. Smith Fund, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Keene Valley, New York, 1868 HOWARD DWIGHT BEACH Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE 1995.03LIC GARDENS, MEMPHIS, TN 1966.05 1954.39 Oil on board (1867–1954) 1945.06 (B. 1947) JULY 27, 2014–OCTOBER 9 x 14H in. Montauk, Long Island Cromwell Barn in Mist, 1973 FRANK DUVENECK 5, 2014 WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG CHILDE HASSAM (1859– Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Oil on board MARGARET COOPER Egg tempera on board (1848–1919) FRICK ART & HISTORICAL (1822–1900) 1935) 1985.07 12 x 16 in. (1874–1965) 36 x 48 in. Master of Arts, c. 1878–81 CENTER, PITTSBURG, PA A View in Vermont, c. 1874 Old Farmhouse, Bridgehampton, LI, 1926 John Butler Talcott Fund, Fishing Boats, Nova Scotia, 1929 Friends Purchase Fund, 1973.45 Oil on canvas NOVEMBER 2, 2014– Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel DWIGHT WILLIAM TRYON 2003.68 Oil on canvas 18G x 15K in. JANUARY 25, 2015 27J × 40J × 1J in. 12H x 26L in. (1849–1925) 25 x 30 in. CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, in COLUMBIA MUSEUM OF Grace Judd Landers Fund, Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Autumn Day, 1911 FRANK C. BENSING Grace Judd Landers Fund, (1856–1933) memory of Howard H. Bristol, ART, COLUMBIA, SC 1946.01 Collection, 1989.31 Oil on wood panel (1893–1983) 1942.41 Early Summer, n.d. Jr., 1998.11 FEBRUARY 20, 2015–MAY 10M x 15I in. Old Goss, 1927 Oil on canvas 21, 2015 THE GOVERNOR’S SOL LEWITT (1928–2007) Gift of Howard H. Bristol, Jr., Oil on canvas THOMAS BIGALOW CRAIG 21H x 29 in. ABASTENIA EBERLE RESIDENCE, HARTFORD, CT Lines in Color on Color to Specific Points 1987.04 Gift of Mrs. John Scott, 1978.17 (1849–1924) Bequest of Jesse Greenes, 2001.01 (1878–1942) CHARLES COURTNEY MARCH 2, 2012–MARCH 2, on a Grid (set of 7), 1978 Old Goss Knitting, 1927 In June Sunshine, n.d. In Wales by the Sea, n.d. Woman Sitting, 1920 CURRAN (1861-1942) 2015 Silkscreen GROVE HILL MEDICAL Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Bronze sculpture Woman with a Feathered Hat, 1890 30 x 30 in. CENTER, NEW BRITAIN, CT Gift of Mrs. John Scott, 1978.18 10 x 14 in. 25 x 30 in. 10H x 5H x 8 in. Oil on wood panel HARRY RUSSELL Gift of Sol LeWitt, OCTOBER 11, 2013– Gift of Helen Z. Pearl, 1992.84 John Butler Talcott Fund, Given in memory of Anthony 12 x 8M in. BALLINGER (1892–1993) 2007.136.277 SL OCTOBER 11, 2015 LEONID BERMAN 1937.06 and Mary Malinowski, 1993.30 Gift of Mrs. Althea Dalehefte, The Survivors, c.1947 (1896–1976) ROBERT (BRUCE) CRANE WILLARD LUSTENADER 1979.3 Oil on canvas GREGORY DEANE, N.D. Salt panning Near Tokyo, 1957 (1857–1937) JOSEPH RODEFER CHARLES NOEL FLAGG (B. 1955) 24 x 30 in. Night Vista, n.d. Oil on canvas The Cider Mill, n.d. DECAMP (1858–1923) (1848–1916) Nocturne, FONDATION DE Charles F. Smith Fund, 1951.26 2000 Acrylic on canvas 40 x 25 in. Oil on canvas board Miss Alice Boit, c. 1900 The Poke Bonnet, 1883 L’HERMITAGE, LAUSANNE, Oil on canvas 60 x 84 in. Gift of Mrs. Sylvia Marlowe 8 x 10 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas SWITZERLAND 28 x 40 in. Gift of Peter Wright, 2010.74.4 S Berman, 1978.99 Bequest of Elizabeth Buchanan 24 x 20 in. 23H x 19 in. MAY 5, 2014–OCTOBER 26, Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Collection, 1989.19 Jane and Victor Darnell, John Butler Talcott Fund, 2014 2001.66 1912.01

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RUBE GOLDBERG ROBERT HENRI (1865– Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, CHARLES A. MEURER 30 x 30 in. CHAUNCEY FOSTER RYDER ANTHONY THIEME SAMUEL LOVETT WALDO (1883–1970) 1929) 1947.21 (1865–1955) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, (1868–1949) (1888–1954) AND WILLIAM JEWETT The Art Tour, n.d. Head of a Woman, c. 1896–97 Old Confederate, 1864, 1895 1951.20 Old Red Barn in the Snow, 1927 Cove Hill, n.d. (1783–1861; 1792–1874) Bronze Oil on canvas GREGORY LYSUN (B. 1924) Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Mrs. Abby Rossiter, 1823 14 x 14H x 10 in. 24 x 19I in. Gay Head, 1964 18 x 10 in. WILLIAM POTTER 24 x 29 in. 25 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Charles F. Smith Fund, 1959.15 Oil on canvas Charles F. Smith Fund, 1972.92 (1883–1964) John Butler Talcott Fund, 1928.02 Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Brown, 29H x 24H in. 1968.31 Notre Dame and the Seine, 1900 30x 40 in. New England Scene, n.d. 1943.06 Gift of Mrs. Francis S. Murphy, Oil on canvas on board Charles F. Smith Fund, 1977.31 EDITH DALE MONSON Oil on canvas FRANCIS SHAPLEIGH Main Street Rockport, 1937 1966.58 GORDON HOPE GRANT 6 x 9 in. (1875–1977) 20 x 16 in. (1842–1906) Oil on canvas (1875–1962) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund JAMES GOODWIN Mountain Laurels, c. 1940 Gift of Mrs. William Potter, New England Farm Scene, 1883 30 x 36 in. FREDERICK ELLWOOD Arrivals and Departures, 1939 1951.13 MCMANUS (1882–1973) Oil on canvas 1973.4 Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund, WALLACE (1893–1958) Oil on canvas Wide Connecticut, 1936 20 x 16 in. 19M x 30 in. 1937.07 Portrait of Miss Boone, 1929 30 x 40 in. MORTON KAISH (B. 1927) Oil on canvas Gift of Shep Holcombe, HOWARD RACKLIFFE Gift of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Oil on canvas Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, View form the Studio, c.1985 34 x 40 in. 2008.36 (1917–1987) Tucker, 1979.002 JOHN HENRY TWATCHMAN 50 x 40 in. 1942.40 Oil on canvas John Butler Talcott Fund, Surf Pocket, 1976 (1853–1902) Gift of Philip Boone, 1977.72 48H x 48 in. 1940.05 NELSON AUGUSTUS Acrylic polymer on board LAURENCE P. SISSON Gloucester Harbor, c. 1900–02 CLEVE GRAY (1918–2004) The National Academy of MOORE (1824–1902) 42 x 48 in. (B. 1928) Oil on board STOKELY WEBSTER Zen Gardens #36, 1982 Design, Henry Ward Fund, HOMER DODGE MARTIN Evening, Lake George, c. 1893 Friends Purchase Fund, Fisherman Watching Osprey, 1973 5I x 6I in. (1912–2001) Acrylic polymer on canvas 2001.102 (1836–1897) Oil on canvas 1976.108 Oil on masonite Bequest of Mrs. Charles Piazza San Marco, 1992 60 x 70 in. Lambs in a Barn, n.d. 14 x 22 in. 29I x 48 in. Buchanan, 1989.42 Oil on canvas Friends Purchase Fund and (WILLIAM) SERGEANT Oil on canvas Gift of Ethelbert Allen Moore, ELLEN EMMET RAND Friends Purchase Fund, 30 x 40 in. artist, 1987.20 KENDALL (1869–1938) 5H x 9G inches 1939.03 (1876–1941) 1974.50 ELIHU VEDDER (1836–1923) Gift of Audrey Webster, The Garden Hat, c. 1915 Gift of Helen Z. Pearl, 1992.86 Portrait of William R.C. Corson, 1939 Dream Head, n.d. 2001.116 CHARLES EDWIN LEWIS Oil on canvas Study of Arms and Figure, n.d. GEORGE LAURENCE Oil on canvas WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG Oil on board GREEN (1844–1915) 30 x 25J in. Oil on board NELSON (1887–1978) 30 x 25 in. (1822–1900) 5 x 5 in. GUSTAVE ADOLPH Untitled (wharf scene with dry, docked Gift of Mrs. William S. 8H x 13 in. From the June Garden, 1930s Gift of the Hartford Steam Landscape, 1883 Gift of the American Academy WIEGAND (1870–1957) sailboat), n.d. Kendall, 1973.91 Charles F. Smith Fund, 1953.05 Oil on canvas Boiler Inspection & Insurance Oil on canvas of Arts and Letters, 1955.01 At Croton, New York, n.d. Oil on canvas 25 x 30 in. Company, 2012.31 10 x 12 in. Outside Porta San Lorenzo,Rome, Oil on board 14 x 18 in. JOHN KOCH (1909–1978) GRETA MATSON (B. 1915) Gift of Kent Historical Society, Charles F. Smith Fund, 1945.24 c. 1867 8 x 10 in. Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, From my window, c. 1947 Looking Forward, 1942 2003.64 WILLIAM TROST RICHARDS Oil on canvas Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan Jr., 2000.10 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas H.C.N. in Brown Velvet, 1916 (1833–1905) WILLIAM LESTER STEVENS 4 x 10 in. Collection, 1989.43 16 x 20 in. 20 x 16 in. Oil on canvas English Field and Headland, n.d. (1888–1969) Gift of the American Academy SONIA GRINEVA (B. 1975) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Charles F. Smith Fund, 38 x 76 in. Oil on board Still Life of Flowers, n.d. of Arts and Letters, 1955.02 GUY CARLETON WIGGINS Florence Italy, 2002 1951.14 1949.24 Gift of Kent Historical Society, 7 x 12 in. Oil on canvas (1883–1962) Oil on canvas 2003.63_1 Gift of the National Academy of 20 x 15I in. FRANK VIETOR (1919–2006) Late November, 1924 37I x 43I in. LESLIE LEE (1871–1951) WILLARD METCALF Design, 1953.11 Gift of Michael D. Reiner, October, 1950, 1950 Oil on canvas Gift of the artist , 2002.106 The Game, n.d. (1858–1925) IVAN OLINSKY (1878–1962) 2012.09S Acrylic on board 20 x 24 in. Oil on canvas Jewish Girl, Tunis, 1887 Girl with White Scarf, n.d. CONSTANCE RICHARDSON 12 x 27 in. Bequest of Helen Vibberts, WALTER C. HARTSON 25 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Oil on board under glass (1905–2002) GERALD STINSKI (B. 1929) Gift of Paul Zimmerman, 2006.92 (1866–1940) Gift of the Estate of Leslie Lee, 13I x 9G in. 16 x 20 in. City of Detroit, 1943 Bread and Wine, 1980 2000.60 Outskirts of Laren, n.d. 1952.19 Verso: Jewish Girl, Tunis W. Charles F. Smith Fund, 1943.12 Oil on board Oil on board ALEXANDER HELWIG Oil on canvas (under glass) L. M. 87; canvas stamp of Paul 20 x 28 in. 7G x 9G in. DAVID BIRDSLEY WALKLEY WYANT (1836–1892) 12 x 16 in. GEORGE LUKS (1867–1933) Foinet OGDEN PLEISSNER Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Friends Purchase Fund, 1980.66 (1849–1934) Wind Clouds, n.d. Gift of Randall N. Judd, Nora Brady, n.d. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund (1905–1983) 1950.42 Woodland Scene, n.d. Oil on canvas 1983.126 Oil on canvas and through exchange, 1981.72 Early Morning, Paris, 1951 Oil on canvas 15H x 22 in. 30 x 26 in. Oil on canvas 14 x 18 in. Gift of Benjamin W. Hawley, Gift of Mark Lucas, 2003.1

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1927.01 Deem, 2013.54.1 18 x 22H in. ANTHONY BENTON GUDE 20 x 22 in. ROBERT HOGG NISBET Woodland Interior, c. 1875 A Lady Writing, Again (Study), 2006 Gift of the Estate of George (B. 1963) Gift of James White, 2011.39 (1879–1961) Oil on canvas Oil on paper Deem, 2013.54.125 Jake and Hen, 2004 Moonlight, 1904 12H x 9I in. 23 x 20 in. The Fauve School, 1989 Oil on canvas ROBERT NOREIKA (B. 1953) Oil on canvas Gift of Anthony E. Battelle, Gift of the Estate of George Oil on canvas 35G x 47 in. Catfish with Snapping Turtle, 2008 18 x 26 in. 1987.02 Deem, 2013.54.4 26 x 30H in. Gift of the artist, 2006.38 Acrylic on canvas Gift of Jack C. Lehrer, 1983.107 Artist and Model, 2005 Gift of the Estate of George 17H x 35H in. HENRIETTE WYETH Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.132 ROBERT DOUGLAS HUNTER Gift of the artist, 2009.112 IVER ROSE (1899–1972) (1907–1997) 32 x 28 in. To Be Read Aloud (Mayakovsky), 1981 (B. 1942) Granite Walls, 1944 Autumn Bouquet, 1945 Gift of the Estate of George Oil on canvas Norfold Meadow, Mid August, 2008 HOWARD RACKLIFFE Oil on panel under glass Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.13 50 × 54 in. Oil on canvas (1917–1987) 10H x 15 in. 25 x 24 in. Courbet Palette, 1982 Gift of the Estate of George 12 x 20 in. Somes Sound, 1976 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on wood palette Deem, 2013.54.138 Gift of the artist, 2009.127.2 Oil on board 1946.15 1947.04 12 x 16 in. 24 x 35I in. Gift of the Estate of George ION BANK EXECUTIVE WOLF KAHN (B. 1927) Friends Purchase Fund, 1976.109 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN PAUL ZIMMERMAN (1921– Deem, 2013.54.23 OFFICE (FORMERLY Guilford Grange, c.1977 UNIVERSITY’S MUSEUM OF 2007) Del Sarto and Titian (Study), 1994 NAUGATUCK SAVINGS Oil on canvas GEORGE A. RADA ART FORT LAUDERDALE, Autumnal Image, 1957 Oil on canvas BANK), NAUGATUCK, CT 10 x 16 in. (1934–2003) FT. LAUDERDALE, FL Oil on masonite 11G x 15I in. AUGUST 1, 2013–AUGUST Bequest of Paul Zimmerman, Shades of Light—Central Park, 1991 FEBRUARY 1, 2014–MARCH 24 x 48 in. Gift of the Estate of George 1, 2015 2008.05 Oil on canvas 21, 2015

Charles F. Smith Fund, 1958.01 Deem, 2013.54.26 Robert Kipness (b. 1931), Hillside Composition, 1961, Oil on canvas, 24 x 24 in., Gift Off Mount Richardson Road, 1992 24 x 30 in. Gibbons Swamp, 1988 Frans Hals Green, 1965 of James White, 2009.21 RONALD ABBE (B. 1940) Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George A. WILLIAM JAMES GLACKENS Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.65 Gift of the Estate of George Reflections, 2007 21H x 24 in. Rada, 2010.12 (1870–1938) 40 x 60 in. 36 x 30 in. Manx, 1992 Deem, 2013.54.93 Oil on panel Gift of Marian T. Gay and Washington Square, 1910 Gift of Paul Zimmerman, Gift of the Estate of George Oil on cardboard Self-Portrait (1992), 1992 44 x 48 in. William R. Granik, 2011.62 ANTHONY THIEME (1888– Oil on canvas 2000.48 Deem, 2013.54.51 9 x 8 in. Oil on Canvas Gift of the artist, 2009.39 South Bridge, Springfield, Mass. III, 1982 1954) 25 x 30 in. Poquonock Sequence, 1977 Generic Dutch Portrait, 1991 Gift of the Estate of George 16 x 12 in. Oil on canvas Puerto de Soller, Mallorca, n.d. Charles F. Smith Fund, 1944.3 Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel Deem, 2013.54.70 Gift of the Estate of George GAIL BOYAJIAN (B. 1948) 21 x 52 in. Oil on canvas 50 x 48 in. 18 x 24 in. Modigliani Palette, 1988 Deem, 2013.54.113 Climate Change Cappriccio, 2006 Gift of Hartford Despatch & 25 x 30 in. LEHMAN ART CENTER OF Friends Purchase Fund, 1977.24 Gift of the Estate of George Oil on wood palette Simple as Mooing, 1982 Oil on panels Warehouse Co. Inc., 1991.33 Gift of the American National THE BROOKS SCHOOL, Tapestry Victoria, 1988 Deem, 2013.54.52 12 x 16 in. Oil on canvas 12 x 180 in. (triptych) Bank, 1986.4 NORTH ANDOVER, MA Oil on canvas George Washington Vermeer, 1974 Gift of the Estate of George 48 x 42 in. Gift of Charles F. Smith Fund, ROBERT KIPNISS (B. 1931) JANUARY 12, 2015– 50 x 50 in. Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.86 Gift of the Estate of George 2007.100 Four Trees, 2007 KEILER & COMPANY, FEBRUARY 9, 2015 Gif of Paul Zimmerman, 31H x 27H in. Occidental Rug, 1970 Deem, 2013.54.118 Oil on canvas FARMINGTON, CT 2000.49 Gift of the Estate of George Oil on canvas Studio Visit, 1993 B. H. CLAIR 20 x 32 in. AUGUST 17, 2013–AUGUST KENNETH SOUTHWORTH Deem, 2013.54.53 28 x 23 in. Oil on canvas Baseball Magazine, August 1917, 1917 Gift of James White, 2011.38 17, 2015 DAVIES (B. 1925) HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL Hands Off Mayakovski, 1977 Gift of the Estate of George 24 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Hillside Composition, 1961 The Lady’s Last Fling, c.1960 CARE, NEW BRITAIN, CT Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.90 Gift of the Estate of George Gift of Robert Lesser Oil on canvas WALTER GRIFFIN Oil on canvas MAY 22, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 15I x 13I in. Okay, 2006 Deem, 2013.54.123 24 x 24 in. (1861–1935) 18 x 24 in. Gift of the Estate of George Oil on canvas Studio Visit (Study), 1992 PHILIP FALCONE (B. 1946) Gift of James White, 2009.21 The Tranquil Tree, c. 1920–30 Gift of the artist, 2010.24LIC GEORGE DEEM, (1932– Deem, 2013.54.5 50 x 50 in. Oil on paper Untitled #105, 2011 My Mother’s Landscape, 1961 Oil on canvas 2008) Madame Recamier in Delft, 2008 Gift of the Estate of George 22 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 24 x 30 in. GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) A Cloud in Trousers, 1986 Oil on paper Deem, 2013.54.91 Gift of the Estate of George 30 x 30 in. 24 x 24 in. Gift of John C. E. Taylor, 1971.35 Me and Mayakovsky, 1981 Oil on canvas 12H x 17H in. Painting with Frame, 2008 Deem, 2013.54.124 Gift of the artist, 2012.93 Gift of James White, 2009.20 Oil on canvas 28 x 28 in. Sheet 16 x 20 in. Oil on canvas Studio with One Light Source, 1981 Study in Green, 2008 36 x 48 in. Gift of the Estate of George Gift of the Estate of George 35 x 30 in. Acrylic and Sepia Ink on paper Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of George

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Deem, 2013.54.84 Gift of Mr. Preston Long, A group of 26 Pulp Art paintings NATIONAL MUSEUM OF LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) Oil on canvas JONATHAN SCOVILLE NEW ENGLAND GUILD The Art of Painting Woman in Blue, 1982.93LIC from the Robert Lesser Collection. MODERN ART, KYOTO, Quartet, 1970s 11H x 11H in. (1937–1996) WEALTH ADVISORS, 2008 JAPAN Oil on canvas Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Rattlesnake Mountain, 1978 AVON, CT Oil on canvas MANCHESTER COMMUNITY MUSEE DES SEPTEMBER 1, 2014– 36 x 48 in. 2006.51.03 Oil on canvas DECEMBER 16, 2013– 42 x 36 in. COLLEGE, MANCHESTER, CT IMPRESSIONNISMES, MARCH 15, 2015 Gift of the artist, 2006.25 Untitled [box 12], c. 1960s 50 x 40 in. DECEMBER 16, 2015 Gift of the Estate of George FEBRUARY 9, 2015–MAY 9, GIVERNY, GIVERNY, Untitled [box 3], c. 1960s Oil on canvas Gift of the artist's family, Deem, 2013.54.130 2015 FRANCE JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL Oil on canvas 11H x 11H in. 2001.48 BENNY ANDREWS (1930– MARCH 17, 2014– WHISTLER (1834–1903) 24 x 24 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 2006) YVONNE PENE DU BOIS A group of 20 Sol LeWitt JANUARY, 15, 2015 Venetian Scene, c. 1880 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 2006.51.05 ALAN TOMPKINS (B. 1907) George Deem, 1966 (1913–1997) aquatints, etchings, lithographs, Pastel on brown paper 2006.51.10 Untitled [box 13], c. 1960s Vermont Summer, 1986 Oil on canvas The Balcony, 1947 silkscreens, and woodcuts. SHOW TRAVELED TO THE 11 x 7H in. Untitled [box 4], c. 1960s Oil on canvas Oil on canvas 28G x 29I in. Oil on canvas FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on canvas 9 x 9 in. 54 x 32 in. Gift of the Estate of George 20 x 24 in. MATTATUCK MUSEUM, MUSEE DES 1950.12 24 x 24 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Gift of the artist Deem, 2009.52 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, WATERBURY, CT IMPRESSIONISMES, Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 2006.51.06 2001.82 1948.15 JUNE 23, 2014–AUGUST 3, GIVERNY: APRIL 1–MID NEW BRITAIN POLICE 2006.51.01 Untitled [box 14], c. 1960s LEONARD CREO (B. 1923) 2014 JULY, 2014 DEPARTMENT, Untitled [box 5], c. 1960s Oil on canvas FERDINAND EARL Untitled [box 1], c. 1960s JAMES MONTGOMERY NATIONAL GALLERIES OF NEW BRITAIN, CT Oil on canvas 9 x 9 in. WARREN (1899–1981) Oil on canvas FLAGG (1877–1960) ANNA HELD AUDETTE SCOTLAND, EDINBURGH: FEBRUARY 27, 2014-FEB- 21 x 21 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Lower Manhattan, 1947 28 x 28 in. Way Down East—Apple Pie, Baked Cod (1938–2013) LATE JULY–OCTOBER, RUARY 27, 2016 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 2006.51.04 Oil on panel/board Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, with Crabmeat Dressing, 1939 Demolition I (Hubert Rober in New 2014 2006.51.11 17M x 27 in. 2006.51.0 Oil on canvas Haven), 1993 MUSEUM THYSSEN-BOR- ALICE BABER (1928–1982) Untitled [box 6], c. 1960s LLOYD LOZES GOFF Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Untitled [box 1], c. 1960s 26H x 26H in. Oil on canvas NEMISZA, MADRID: LATE Path of the Jaguar, 1977 Oil on canvas (1919–1982) 1949.15 Oil on canvas Gift of Hearst Corporation, 62G x 44J in. OCTOBER, 2014– Oil on canvas 21 x 21 in. Three Phased Moon, 1970 28 x 28 in. 1979.043.1LIC Gift of Louis Audette, 2013.04 JANUARY, 2015 58 x 68 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Oil and duco on canvas ALAN WOOD-THOMAS Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Gift of Alice Baber Art Fund, 2006.51.14 30 x 50 in. (1920–1976) 2006.51.08 GEORGE HUGHES APRIL 1, 2015–MAY 17, 2015 CHILDE HASSAM Inc., 2011.88 Untitled [box 7], c. 1960s Gift of the American Academy Illuminating the Workplace, 1958 Untitled [box 2], c. 1960s (1907–1990) (1859–1935) Oil on canvas of Arts and Letters, 1975.02 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Company Arrives Early, 1957 A group of 11 George Deem Le Jour du Grand Prix, 1887 MICHAEL BEZRUDCZYK 17H x 17H in. 50 x 38 in. 28 x 28 in. Oil on board drawings, paintings, and Oil on canvas Dusk, E 17th Street, 2007 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, IRVING MARCUS (B. 1929) Gift of Henri and Jean Lardon, Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, 25H x 23G in. sculpture from the George 37 x 49G in. Oil on canvas 2006.51.12 Il Mare, 1995 2012.03.3 2006.51.09 Gift of Hardie Deem Collection. Grace Judd Landers Fund, n.a. Untitled [box 8], c. 1960s Oil on canvas Lightscape, 1951–1953 Untitled [box 2], c. 1960s Gramatky,1975.26LIC 1943.14 Gift of the artist, 2007.132 Oil on canvas 48 x 58 in. Oil on canvas Oil on canvas NOVEMBER 8, 2014– 17H x 17H in. Gift of John and Jane Fitz Gib- 40 x 34 in. 28 x 28 in. J.C. LEYENDECKER MARCH 31, 2015 NATIONAL GALLERY OF ANNA BIALOBRODA Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, bon, 2006.77 Gift Henri and Jean Lardon, Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, (1874–1951) ART, WASHINGTON, D.C. (B. 1946) 2006.51.07 2012.03.5 2006.51.09 [Male Fashion Model], c. 1920 ART SEIDEN (1923–2004) MAY 4, 2014–NOVEMBER Rendition, 1987 Untitled [box 9], c. 1960s JOHN MELECSINSKY Silvermine Series P: Lumiere Electrique, Oil on canvas The Study of Noah’s Ark, 1957 30, 2014 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas (B. 1935) 1959 C. ROYD CROSTHWAITE 18 x 12 in. Endpapers and gouache 50 x 72 in. 14H x 14H in. Colors of Tuscan Springtime, 1971 Oil on canvas (B. 1947) Gift of Frederick Henning, 13G x 19 in. ANDREW WYETH Gift of John Zeller, 2010.96 Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Oil on canvas 74 x 52 in. Quaker State, 1973 1986.72LIC Gift of the artist, 1999.35LIC (1917–2009) 2006.51.13 19M x 14 in. Gift of Henri and Jean Lardon, Oil on board McVey’s Barn, 1948 POWER BOOTHE (B. 1945) Untitiled [box 10], c. 1960s Gift of the artist in memory of 2012.03.1 23G x 35H in. JON WHITCOMB MCC ON MAIN, Egg tempera and oil resin on In Grace with Change, 1989 Oil on canvas his father, 1982.38 Friends Purchase Fund, (1906–1988) MANCHESTER, CT masonite Oil on canvas 14H x 14H in. Fall Sunlight on Birches, 1975 1973.44 Woman with Black Hat, 1953 SEPTEMBER 19, 2014– 32G x 48 in. 72 x 72 in. Gift of Jeffery and June Gold, Pastel Gouache on board NOVEMBER 1, 2015 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Gift of the artist, 2011.08 2006.51.02 12K x 19 in. 15 x 20G in. 1948.24 Untitled [box 11], c. 1960s Gift of the artist,1978.11.1

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GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) The Swallow, 1968 Oil on canvas MAXFIELD PARRISH (1870- 14 x 36 in. Gift of the Estate of Miss Frances ROOM 83 SPRING, ELIZABETH ENDERS A Lady Writing, Again, 2006 Acrylic polymer on board 28H x 34H in. 1966) Bequest of Paul Zimmerman, Whittlesey, 1972.32 WATERTOWN, MA (B. 1939) Oil on canvas 21J x 28I in. Gift of Elizabeth Tyrell, Dusk, 1942 2009.101 APRIL 23, 2015–JUNE 12, Ocean/Charts/Blue, 2008 30 x 27 in. Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, 2010.89 Oil on masonite GEORGE GARDNER 2015 Oil on linen Gift of the Estate of George 1968.87 13G x 15G in. CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE SYMONS (1861–1930) 60 x 60 in. Deem BRUCE RAVEN (1929–2009) Charles F. Smith Fund, 1966.52 (1872–1930) The Last Gleam, c. 1909 NINE BENTLEY (B. 1939) Gift of the artist, 2010.64 2013.54.3 ALESSANDRO Hidden Hills, n.d. October Landscape, 1923 Oil on canvas Corporate Executive Wife’s Service Award Ashcan School, 1987 GUACCIMANNI (1864–1927) Oil on canvas JULY 3, 2015–SEPTEMBER Oil on canvas 30J x 36 in. Bracelet, 1999 ARTHUR GETZ (1913–1996) Oil on canvas Wilkes Barre, PA, 1897 24 x 30 in. 20, 2015 30J x 24M in. John Butler Talcott Fund, Assemblage sculpture, plated Mural Design for Post Office, Lancaster, 40 x 48 in. Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of the artist, Gift of Olga H. Knoepke, 1922.01 silver New York, 1939 Gift of the Estate of George 16 x 36 in. 2011.41.1 JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL 1992.37 42 x 42 x 24 in. Tempera on board Deem, 2013.54.15 Gift of Beatrice Hofstadter, Study for Hidden Hills, n.d. WHISTLER GUY WIGGINS (1883–1862) Gift of Jennifer Bentley, 9H x 26 in. (panel) Del Sarto, Canaletto, Titian, 1995 2012.37 Oil on canvas The Beach at Selsey Bill, c.1895 WILSON HENRY IRVINE Road to the Wood, 1925 2001.32 Gift of the artist, 1987.13.2 Oil on canvas Gift of the Estate of the artist, Oil on canvas (1869–1936) Oil on canvas 40 x 32 in. ALDRO T. HIBBARD 2011.41.2 24 x 18I in. Road through the Clearing, n.d. 20 x 24 in. SENATOR CHRIS MURPHY, ANN D. GRIMM (B. 1929) Gift of the Estate of George (1886–1972) Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on canvas Grace Judd Landers Fund, HART SENATE OFFICE Deep River Street, n.d. Deem, 2013.54.27 West River Valley, Vermont (near ABBOTT HANDERSON 1949.2 24 x 27J in. 1939.01 BUILDING, WASHINGTON, Oil on board Extended Vermeer: The Woman in Blue, Bondsville), 1941 THAYER (1849–1921) A. W. Stanley Fund, 1996.25 DC 23H x 29H in. 2002 Oil on canvas Young Woman Arranging Her Hair, NORMAN ROCKWELL PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM, SEPTEMBER 1, 2013– Bequest of Helen Vibberts, Oil on canvas 30 x 60 in. 1906 MUSEUM, STOCKBRIDGE, MA HERBERT MEYER SALEM, MA SEPTEMBER 1, 2017 2006.91 40 x 28 in. Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on canvas MAY 19, 2014–NOVEMBER (1882–1960) JUNE 6, 2015– Gift of the Estate of George 1942.01 26J x 23 in. 7, 2014 Snow Towards Dorset SEPTEMBER 30, 2015 CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS KYLE ANDREW PHILLIPS Deem Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, Oil on canvas (1856–1933) (B. 1986) 2013.54.40 MITCHELL JOHNSON, N.D. 1948.07 EDWARD HOPPER (1882– 24 x 35 in. A group of seven Thomas Hart An Old Corner, 1887 Walnut Hill Park, 2008 Homage to William Merritt Chase Truro, Chair, 2006–2008 1967) Gift of the Solon H. Borglum Benton lithographs. Oil on canvas Oil on wood (Study), 1990 Oil on Canvas DANIEL WENTWORTH Blackhead, Monhegan, c. 1918 Sculpture and Education Fund, 20H x 28 in. 10 x 26H in. PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. (1850–1934) Oil on wood panel 1942.27 Bequest of Howard H. Bristol, Gift of the artist, 2008.61 OF THE FINE ARTS, 18 x 32 in. Gift of the artist, 2011.34 [Three Cows], 1894 11H x 16 in. Jr., 2000.07 PHILADELPHIA, PA Gift of the Estate of George Oil on canvas Gift of Olga H. Knoepke, 1992.22 HENRY WARD RANGER LOUISE P. SLOANE SANFORD B.D. LOW NOVEMBER 14, 2014– Deem, 2013.54.57 33 x 40 in. (1858–1916) CHARLES S. DUBACK (B. 1952) (1905–1964) APRIL 5, 2015 Gift of Shirley Bunce, 2007.6 EVERSOURCE ENERGY Woodland Landscape, n.d. (B. 1926) The Mighty Quinns, 2011 FRANK VINCENT DUMOND The Drunkard, 1933 CORPORATE OFFICES, Oil on canvas The Family, 196970 Acrylic and polymers on wood PETER BLUME (1906–1992) (1865–1951) Oil on canvas NELSON HOLBROOK HARTFORD, CT 12 x 16 in. Collage and wood construction panel Margaree River, Trout Fishing, 1935 30 x 40 in. WHITE (B. 1932) JULY 17, 2013–JULY 17, 2015 Gift of Walter and Harriet Boulders of Avila, 1976 93L x 59K in. 80 x 72 x 1H in. Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, Port of Nice, France, 1977 Huber, 2003.08 Oil on linen canvas Gift of the Landmark Gallery, Acquired through Sideshow 24 x 30 in. 1965.12 Oil on board MICHAEL R. CIPRIANO 49J x 73 in. 1979.105 Gallery, 2012.20 John Butler Talcott Fund, 7G x 10I in. (B. 1942) CHAUNCEY FOSTER Special Projects Fund, Friends KENNETH HAYES MILLER 1973.93 Friends Purchase Demimonde, 1999 RYDER (1868–1949) Purchase Fund, Charles F. MARY DWYER (B. 1959) TOM YOST (B. 1957) (1876–1952) Fund,1979.083 Acrylic on canvas over board Lyndboro Brook, n.d. Smith Fund, 1982.22 The Death of Alexander Hamilton, 2001 Summer View from Painter Hill Road, Women by the Sea, 1928 CHARLES B. FERGUSON 48 x 30 in. Oil on canvas Acrylic on wood 2003 Oil on canvas PORTLAND PUBLIC (B. 1918) NEW YORK STATE Gift of the artist, 2000.36 25 x 30 in. 26 x 23 in. 6 panels of various Oil on linen 25 x 31 in. LIBRARY, PORTLAND, ME Icelandic Light, 1981 HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION/ Grace Judd Landers Fund, sizes 23 x 23 in. Gift of Billie T. Alban, 2003.12 SEPTEMBER 24, 2014– Acrylic polymer on canvas FENIMORE ART MUSEUM, JAMES DEL GRASSO 1939.04 General Purchase Fund, 2001.115 Gift of the artist, 2003.41 JANUARY 7, 2015 18 x 28 in. COOPERSTOWN, NY (B. 1941) Winter Landscape, n.d. EDWARD LIND MORSE Friends Purchase Fund, MAY 23, 2015–SEPTEMBER [Landscape with farm], n.d. Oil on canvas A group of 52 Pulp Art (1857–1923) 1982.29 7, 2015 Oil on canvas 20G x 30G in. paintings from the Robert [Portrait of Captain Windsor], 1896 Lesser Collection.

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SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL JOHN CLYMER (1907–1989) Club, n.d. 24 x 30 in. PORTRAIT GALLERY, Battle of Waterloo, 1815, 1962 Oil on panel Gift of Donna Curtis and WASHINGTON, DC Oil on board 15G x 21G in. Nathan Cardozo, 2012.30S MAY 23, 2014–JUNE 25, 29 x 40 in. Gift of Dr. Timothy McLaughlin, 2015 Gift of American Cyanamid, 2009.129 ERNEST LAWSON 1985.51LIC (1873–1939) WINSLOW HOMER (1836– Horse Farm, 1961 SAMUEL LANCASTER Swamp Willows, c.1928 1910) Oil on gesso panel GERRY (1813–1891) Oil on canvas Skirmish in the Wilderness, 1864 27H x 40 in. Landscape, c. 1870 24I x 29H in. Oil on canvas mounted on Gift of Kenneth Stuart, Oil on canvas Charles and Elizabeth Buchanan masonite 1976.12LIC 24 x 36 in. Collection, 1989.34 18 x 26G in. Gift of Lynn and Jeffrey Blau, Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, STEVAN DOHANOS 2004.13 J.M. LEWIN (1836–1877) 1944.05 (1907–1994) Landscape, n.d. Low Tide, 1985 JOHN W. GUERIN (1920– Oil on canvas STANLEY BLACK & DECKER, Tempera on board 2006) 8 x 12 in. NEW BRITAIN, CT 26 x 40 in. Crane, 1962 Bequest of Paul Zimmerman, MAY 1, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 Gift of Mrs. Prentice M. Troup, Oil on canvas 2008.07 2004.58 42 x 38H in. GEORGE ADOMEIT Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, JONAS LIE (1880–1940) (1879–1967) JOHN DOWD 1963.09 The Moors, c. 193334 The River Road, Harper's Ferry, 1919 Backstreet Provincetown, 2011 Oil on canvas Oil on canvas Oil on canvas JOHN HARE (1908–1978) 24 x 36 in. 29I x 29I in. 23M x 35M in. Late March, Marblehead, 1973 John Butler Talcott Fund, Gift of Diane Gerity, 2013.18 Gift of Stephen Borkowski in Oil on canvas 1934.01 honor of John and Julie Dowd, 28 x 28 in. E. TAYLOR BALEY, N.D. 2011.31 Friends Purchase Fund, 1973.4 HERBERT MEYER Return of the Whaler, n.d. (1882–1960) Oil on board THOMAS R. DUNLAY THOMAS HICKS (1823–1890) A Day in June, c. 1940 14G x 29G in. (B. 1951) Long Island Landscape (see memo), 1853 Oil on canvas Stephen B. Lawrence Fund, The Ginger Jar, n.d. Oil on canvas 25 x 30 in. 1962.02 Oil on canvas Oval 22H x 29M in. Gift of Mrs. Felicia Meyer 30 x 25 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsh, 1962.21 HERBERT BOHNERT Gift of Robert Segal, 1981.119 Bakewell, 1970.51 (1890–1967) JOHN FRANCIS MURPHY Stanley Tools, 1927 WILLIAM DEAN FAUSETT ROBERT DOUGLAS (1853–1921) Grace Vibberts (1879-1945), Winter Woods, n.d., Oil on canvas, 20 x 24 in., Grace Vibberts Conlin Collection, 2012.92.3 Oil on canvas (1913–1998) HUNTER (B. 1942) New England Meadow in Spring, 20 x 36 in. Mt. Anthony in Storm, 1941 Blue, Brass, and Off-white with Root, 1902–08 Oil on panel 22H x 19H in. Gift of the artist, 2009.124 WILLIAM SARTAIN (1843– Gift of Richard Gordon, Oil on board 2006 Oil on canvas 11 x 14 in. Charles F. Smith Fund, 1943.1 1924) 1978.32LIC 30 x 40 in. Oil on canvas 16 x 22 in. John Butler Talcott Fund, CHAUNCEY FOSTER New Jersey Landscape, c. 1909 Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, 16 x 28 in. John Butler Talcott Fund, 1909.02 CHARLES R. ROBINSON RYDER (1868–1949) Oil on canvas JANE BUNKER (B. 1945) 1943.04 Gift of the artist, 2009.127.1 1908.04 (B. 1940) The Mill at Mendon, VT, n.d. 25 x 30 in. Secret Pond, 2012 HOVSEP PUSHMAN (1877– Of Fortune and Dreams: "The BULL" Oil on Canvas John Butler Talcott Fund, Oil on canvas CHARLES FOSTER (1850– ROY KERSWILL (1925–2002) WALTER EBEN NETTLETON 1966) and "The BEAR" of Ellis Island, 2000 25 x 30 in. 1909.03 40 x 40 in. 1931) Maroon Bells, c. 1978 (1861–1936) Rose of Eternal Spring, c.1943 Oil on canvas Gift of Nancy Hicks, 2011.54 Gift of the artist, 2013.28 Early Spring at the Farmington Country Oil on canvas January Morning, 1900 Oil on canvas 17 x 25 in.

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HELEN SAWYER (MRS. ART, CA: MAY 30, 2014– 10I x 9I in. BEN SOLOWEY (1900–1978) LEONARD EVERETT HARRY FARRER (1843– J. FRANCIS MURPHY PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. JERRY FARNSWORTH) SEPTEMBER 9, 2014 Bequest of Rita Heimann Reflection Interior, c.1955 FISHER (B. 1924) 1903) (1953–1921) AND MRS. FREDERICK (1900–1999) MISSISSIPPI MUSEUM OF 2012.48.15 Oil on canvas East from Casablanca with the 30th At the End of the Day, 1901 Landscape, 1892 BAEKELAND Summer, 1944 ART, MS: SEPTEMBER 26, 30 x 25 in. Engineers, 1943–1944 Watercolor on paper Watercolor (GLASS) Oil on canvas 2014–JANUARY 4, 2015 IRVING KATZENSTEIN Gift of the artist's wife, Mrs. Graphite on paper 17I x 25 in. 14G x 18H in. ALLEN S. ANDERSON 30 x 25 in. (1902–1973) Rae Solowey, 1982.92 8 x 11K in. 2002.147T 2005.77LTL (B. 1952) Gift of the Estate of Mrs. Philip ROBERT HENRI (1865–1929) #1 Battle with Birds, n.d. Gift of Margery M. Fisher, SAMUEL LANCASTER JOHN FREDERICK PETO Transition, 1999 Stanley, 1971.31 Spanish Girl of Segovia, 1912 Oil JOSEPH STEWARD 1995.17.2LIC GERRY (1813–1891) (1854–1907) Glass Oil on canvas 7I x 10 in. (1753–1822) East to Casablanca with the 30th White Hills, Jackson New Hampshire, Books and Ink Bottle, 1889 6 x 12 x 12 in. GRACE VIBBERTS, (1879– 40I x 33J in. Gift of Mr. Charles Dodge and Judah Dana, c. 1800 Engineers, 1943 Scene on the Glen Ellis River, c. 1880s Oil on canvas 2008.79LTL 1945) John Butler Talcott Fund, Ms. Sue Davis Oil on canvas Graphite on paper Oil on canvas 6J x 9 in. Winter Woods, n.d. 1941.07 2003.6 23H x 17H in. 8H x 11 in. 20H x 30H in. 2013.39.2LTL SYDNEY CASH (B. 1941) Oil on canvas #2 Battle with Birds, n.d. A. W. Stanley Fund, 1959.06 Gift of Margery M. Fisher, 2005.29LTL Untitled, 1994 20 x 24 in. UNIVERSITY OF Oil 1995.17.1LIC WILLIAM LAMB PICKNELL Blown glass Grace Vibberts Conlin CONNECTICUT, 61 7M x 9I; 9H x 11G in. JIMMY LEE SUDDUTH Shadow of a Ribbon, 1970 JAMES MCDOUGAL HART (1839–1904) 9H x 5 x 5 in. Collection, 2012.92.3 SCARBOROUGH STREET, Gift of Mr. Charles Dodge and (1910–2007) Acrylic polymer on board (1828–1901) The Grand Canal with San Giorgio 2015.17LTL HARTFORD, CT Ms. Sue Davis, 2003.61 Squirrel and Bird Riding a Bicycle, 48 x 48 in. Sheep in the Meadow, c. 1870 Maggiore, 1875 FREDERICK J. WAUGH MAY 1, 2014–MAY 1, 2016 c. 1988–89 Friends Purchase Fund, Oil on canvas Oil on canvas HAL DAVID BERGER (1950–2003) (1861–1940) JACK LEVINE (1915–2010) Paint and mud on wood 1973.11_1 12 x 24 in. 14G x 27H in. Paperweight, n.d. Breaking Surf, n.d. GEORGE DEEM (1932–2008) Girl with Red Hair, 1962 23H x 22 in. 2005.30LTL 2000.72T Glass Oil on canvas Dancers in the Kitchen, 1976 Oil on canvas Gift of Linda Cheverton Wick WORKS ON LOAN DUBOIS FENELON HENRY PEMBER SMITH 2L x 3H x 2G in. 25 x 30 in. Oil on paper 32 x 26 in. and Walter Wick in memory of TO THE NBMAA HASBROUCK (1860–1934) (1854–1907) 2008.80LTL Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Peter 17 x 17 in. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ann Chamberlain, 2005.86_1 PROMISED GIFTS OF DR. Snow Scene, c. late 19th century Summer Landscape, 1876 Prudden, 2001.1 Gift of the Estate of George Davis, 2003.13 AND MRS. FREDERICK Watercolor Watercolor on paper STANISLAW BOROWSKI Deem, 2013.54.24 WILLIAM D. THOMSON BAEKELAND 22G x 14H in. 8 x 6K in. w/oval top (B. 1944) CATHERINE WHARTON GEORGE W. PLATT (B. 1931) Final Painting (Unfinished), 2008 2005.79LTL 2005.35LTL Extraordinary Visions, 1987 MORRIS WRIGHT Oil on canvas (1839–1899) The Key, 1957 HILDA BELCHER Blown glass (1899–1988) 34H x 27 in. Two Pears on a Dish, c. 1880 Oil on canvas over board (1881–1963) CHRISTIAN A. JORGENSEN JOSEPH RUSLING MEEKER 8 x 7 x 4 in. Holed in for the Winter, 1945 Gift of the Estate of George Oil on board 9M x 32 in. June on the Stairway, c. 1925–35 (1860–1935) (1827–1889) 2012.35.1LTL Oil on canvas Deem, 2013.54.43 10 x 14 in. Charles F. Smith Fund, Watercolor on board Top of Hill, Annisquam, 1916 Louisiana Bayou, 1867 PETER BRAMHALL 20 x 37 in. The Love Letter, Again, 2005 A.W. Stanley Fund, 2005.37 1962.06 18M x 12H in. Watercolor on paper Oil on canvas (B. 1942) Grace Judd Landers Fund, Oil on canvas 2005.156LTL 15 x 10I in. 10J x 12J in. 1947.39 30 × 27 in., 2013.54.134 CHARLES ETHAN PORTER GUY CARLETON WIGGINS 2005.34LTL 2013.39.1LTL Untitled, n.d. Blown glass (1847–1923) (1883–1962) ALBERT FITCH BELLOWS 14G x 12 in. TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART, WILLIAM DEAN FAUSETT Still Life with Fruit and Basket, n.d. Under Gray Skies, 1923 (1829–883) HENDRIK KRUSEMAN VAN WILLIAM TROST RICH- ELTEN (1829–1904) ARDS (1833–1905) 2012.35.2LTL SAVANNAH, GA (1913–1998) Oil on oil cloth Oil on canvas Picnic in a Summer Landscape, 1879 Oil on canvas Haines Falls, Catskill, New York, c. 1800s Landscape in Germany, n.d. SEPTEMBER 30, 2013– Nude, n.d. 17H x 23J in. 25H x 30G in. VACLAV CIGLER (B. 1929) 10G x 16J in. Watercolor on paper Recto Verso, pencil drawing JANUARY 14, 2015 Oil on board Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gift of the Estate of Miss Frances Untitled, n.d. 2005.157LTL 14 x 18 in. 12 x 14 in. on front; 8 x 6 in. on back 9M x 8 in. Krumholtz, 1985.21 Whittlesey, 1972.24 2005.33LTL 2015.16LTL Blown glass SHOW TO TRAVEL TO THE Harriet Russell Stanley Fund, CHARLES HAROLD DAVIS 10I x 12 x 6H in. FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: 1944.11 PETER ROCKWELL WESTPORT ARTS CENTER, (1856–1933) WILTON LOCKWOOD KARL WITKOWSKI (1860– 2012.35.3LTL TELFAIR MUSEUM OF ART, (B. 1936) WESTPORT, CT Sun Spotted Meadows, n.d. (1861–1914) 1910) FRITZ DREISBACH (B. 1941) SAVANNAH, GA: HANS JAKOB HOFMANN Migratory Fountain, 1969 MARCH 27, 2015–APRIL 25, Oil on canvas Still Life with Roses, c. 1900 Newsboy Eating a Pie, c. 1885–1890 Vase, 1984 OCTOBER 18, 2013–MAY 4, (1880–1966) Bronze 2015 24 x 36 in. Oil on Canvas Oil on canvas Glass 2014 Untitled (Still Life), n.d. 12I x 18 x 15J in. 2005.28LTL 12G x 15 in. 22 x 14 in. SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF Casein on panel Charles F. Smith Fund, 1970.15 2011.59LTL 2005.160LTL 9G x 6H in. 2008.94LTL

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BENJAMIN EDOLS Glass LINO TAGLIAPIETRA Oil on canvas JUDITH SCHAECHTER Oil on canvas n.d. LONG TERM LOAN FROM (B. 1967) AND KATHY 12G x 15H x 14H in. (B. 1934) 20J x 16G in. (B. 1961) 12 × 16J in. Charcoal on paper MRS. ARTHUR GENGLER ELLIOTT (B. 1964) 2008.96LTL Venus, 1997 2011.135LTL The Battle of Carnival and Lent, 2012 2013.83.15LTL 14H × 18 in. C/O DAVID GENGLER Flame, 1998 Blown glass Stained glass Study for: Innocence, n.d. 2013.83.01LTL Blown glass JOHN LITTLETON (B. 1957) 15I x 8H x 4H in. WILLIAM MCDOUGAL 56 x 56 in. Charcoal and chalk Study for: Woman with a Votive Candle, GEORGE CATLIN 19 x 5 x 5 in. Kate Vogel (b. 1956) 2012.35.10LTL HART (1823–1894) 2014.127LTL 16I × 14G in. n.d. (1796–1872) 2015.18LTL Imago Bag, 1997 Peace and Plenty, 1855 2013.83.11LTL Gouache, pen and ink Buffalo Hunt in Snow Shoes, n.d. Blown glass STEVEN WEINBERG Oil on canvas LONG TERM LOAN FROM Study for: The Dying Fallen Figure, n.d. 8H × 11 in. Oil on canvas 18 x 12 x 10H in. GLASS EYE STUDIO (B. 1954) 39 x 60 in. CHARLES CYBULSKI Charcoal on paper 2013.83.17LTL 28 x 23 in. 2012.35.6LTL Paperweight, 2001 Consequences, 1997 2010.117LTL 5G × 10 in. Three Studies for: Dying Fallen Figure, 1995.07T ENFIELD, CT SHAKER Cast glass JOSEPH PAGANO (B. 1965) Blown glass 2013.83.07LTL n.d. Chesh-Oo-Honga-All, n.d. GEORGE INNESS Gouache on paper Diameter: 3 in. Bora Bora, 2002/2004 10L x 7 x 4H in. Shaker Brush, c. 1850 Study for: The Dying Fallen Figure, n.d. Oil on canvas (1825–1894) 8H × 11 in. 2015.20LTL Glass 2012.35.11LTL Hardhood, bristles Charcoal on paper 30 x 25 in. Afternoon, 1846 2013.83.18LTL 15 x 18H x 4 in. Crescent Beach Boat, 2001 20H x 9 x 3G in. 9I × 20 in. 1995.06T JOHN HEALEY (B. 1946) Oil on canvas 2008.87LTL Glass 2015.23.3LTL 2013.83.10LTL Three Studies for: Children with Mew-Hew-She-Kaw, The White Cloud, Pure Emotion, n.d. 14 x 27 x 4 in. 34H x 49 in. Shaker Tongs, c. 1850 Study for: The Head of Tragedy, n.d. Airplane, n.d. Chief of the Ioways, n.d. Optical glass and marble MICHAEL PAVLIK (B. 1941) 2008.93LTL 2010.118LTL Iron Charcoal on paper Gouache on paper Oil on canvas 14H x 8H x 5 in. Equivocal Equinox, 1983 17G x 2G x H in. 10H × 7 in. 8H × 11 in. 28 x 22 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2008.82LTL Blown glass ROBERT WILSON 2015.23.2LTL 2013.83.05LTL 2013.83.19LTL 1995.05T CLINT AND PAT BIGELOW 10G x 12 x 9 in. (1920–2000) Shaker Tool Rack, c. 1850 Study for: The Head of a Young Child, Three Studies for: Three Women as Fate, RICHARD RYAN HORNBY 2012.35.7LTL Golden Sky, n.d. Butternut, hardwood pegs n.d. 2002 LONG TERM LOAN FROM (B. 1965) Blown glass ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT 3M x 25 x 2I in. Charcoal on paper Pen and ink wash on paper DALTON GHETTI SHAKERS From Final Chambers series, 1998 MARK PEISER (B. 1938) 10 in. diameter 2015.23.1LTL 10H × 8I in. 8H × 11 in. Glass Mountain Landscape, n.d. 2012.35.12LTL Shaker Mushroom—post armed Rocker, 2013.83.03LTL 2013.83.21LTL DALTON GHETTI (B. 1961) 11I x 6 x 5 in. Glass 1840 LONG TERM LOAN FROM Study for: Three Women as Fate, n.d. Torso Study for Tragedy, n.d. Broom, 2001 2008.83LTL 8 x 10G x 2 in. JON M. WOLFE (B. 1955) Birdseye maple MR. AND MRS. LLOYD Charcoal on paper Gouache on paper Graphite 2008.100LTL Indigo, 1997 42 x 19 x 23 in. GREIF 8I × 9H in. 8H × 11 in. 6H x G x G in. KREG KALLENBERGER Untitled, 1985 Cast glass 2015.26.1LTL 2013.83.08LTL 2013.83.22LTL 2013.65.2LTL Blown glass (B. 1950) 14 x 9 x 9 in. GRAYDON PARRISH Study for: Three Women as Fate, 2006 Caged Ring, 1991 6M x 17H x 2H in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Full Moon Dune, 1998 (B. 1970) Charcoal and chalk LONG TERM LOAN FROM Graphite 2012.35.8LTL CANTERBURY SHAKER Blown glass JORG F. ZIMMERMAN Study for: Convalescent Old Man, n.d. 18G × 21H in. LUCY CROSS 1G x ³/!^ in. (B. 1940) VILLAGE 7 x 20 x 4 in. COLIN REID (B. 1953) Charcoal on paper 2013.83.12LTL 2014.282LTL 2012.35.4LTL Rocking Blue, n.d. 13I × 20I in. Study for: Three Women as Fate, 2002 MARY CASSATT Candle, 1990 Torn, n.d. ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS Glass 2013.83.09LTL Pen and ink wash on paper (1845–1926) Graphite Blown glass FISHER JOHN KUHN (B. 1949) 7L x 14I in. diameter Study for: Convalescent Old Man, In the Omnibus, 1890–91 17H x 11G x 6H in. 8H × 11 in. 2 x ¼ in. AC-DC, n.d. 2008.99LTL Chest of Drawers, n.d. Several Studies, n.d. 2013.83.20LTL Drypoint with color aquatint 2014.284LTL 2012.35.9LTL 42 x 40 x 21 in. Blown glass Charcoal on paper Study for: Tragedy, First Sketch, n.d. 14H x 10 in. Peace, 2011 CZESLAW ZUBER (B. 1948) 2015.22.3LTL 7H x 6I in. CHRISTOPHER RIES 8 × 11 in. Charcoal on paper 1991.25T Graphite Large Octagonal Table, n.d. 2012.35.5LTL (B. 1952) The Star Catchers, 1999 2013.83.06LTL 10 × 5H in. 2I x H x G in. Blown glass 30 x 36 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Falling Petals, 1999 Two Studies for: Convalescent Old Man, 2013.83.04LTL 2013.65.3LTL THOMAS LEMKE (B. 1958) 10H x 7 x 4 in. 2015.22.1LTL KARL AND MURIEL Glass n.d. Study for: Two Children with Plane, n.d. Pencil Cafe, 1994 Suspended Motion, 2001 2012.35.13LTL Small Octagonal Table, n.d. FLEISCHMAN 10H x 5H x 2I in. Charcoal, gouache, graphite Charcoal and chalk Graphite Glass 27H x 23 in. 2008.88LTL 8H × 11 in. 21H × 13I in. 1H x I in. 9 x 5 x 5 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2015.22.2LTL 2013.83.16LTL 2013.83.13LTL JOHN ANTHONY 2014.281LTL STEVE BARTH BALDESSARI (B. 1931) 2008.95LTL DINO ROSIN (B. 1948) Study for: Dying Man, n.d. Study for: Woman Screaming, n.d. Round Bird House, 2009 LONG TERM LOAN FROM Six Colorful Gags, 1991 Triple Sassi, n.d. Charcoal and chalk Charcoal on paper Graphite MARVIN LIPOFSKY WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE CLAIRE OLIVER GALLERY Photogravure with aquatint in Glass 8K × 9J in. 12I × 10G in. 2G x H x H in. (B. 1938) (1849–1916) colors, on Somerset paper 35H x 15G x 6I in. 2013.83.14LTL 2013.83.02LTL 2013.65.1LTL Soumi Finland #9, n.d. Portrait of Artist Beck Wenzell, c. 1900 39H x 47K in. 2008.89LTL Study for: Eight Flowers, 2001 Study for: Woman with a Votive Candle, Self Portrait, 2008 2014.18LTL

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Graphite ROBERT SPEAR DUNNING CHAIM GROSS (1904-1991) JAMES AVATI (1912-2005) 24 x 32 in. THOMAS WORTHINGTON LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2G x G x G in. (1829–1905) Tightrope Acrobats, 1962 Complete Stories of Erskine Caldwell, 2003.74LTL WHITTREDGE (1820–1910) ED CLERK 2013.65.4LTL Still Life with Fruit and Roses, 1903 Bronze 1955 In Lebanon Valley, Pennsylvania, n.d. Sky Scraper, 2000 Oil on canvas 84 x 20 x 20 in. Oil on board ASHER BROWN DURAND Oil on board ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT Graphite 18 x 23H in. 2011.114LTL 33H x 19 in. (1796–1886) 8L x 13 in. SHAKERS 2 x G in. 2014.191T The Juggler, 1975 2001.100LTL(LIC) East Branch of the Ausable River, n.d. 2003.70LTL Elder’s Rocking Chair, c. 1820–1830 2014.285LTL Bronze Oil on canvas Cherry Small Hollow Cube, 1987 LONG TERM LOAN FROM 91 x 60 x 36 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 15G x 24 in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM 46 x 19H x 24 in. Graphite HOWARD FISHMAN 2012.34LTL PATRICIA JOBE PIERCE 2003.76LTL WILLIAM P. TARBELL 2015.27.3LTL 2H x ³/!^ in. AND MARCO APOLLO Side Chair, c. 1830 2014.283LTL ROBERT CRUMB (B. 1943) LONG TERM LOAN FROM PIERCE ALVAN FISHER (1792–1863) EDMUND C. TARBELL Cherry Art for ‘Kafka’, 1996 EMILY HOLCOMBE AND Mountain Stream, n.d. (1862–1938) 19 x 14G in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Mixed media on paper FAMILY JOHN JOSEPH ENNEKING Oil on canvas Study for Portrait of Madame Tarbell, 2015.27.2LTL HANCOCK SHAKER 12 x 8H in. (1841–1916) 20 x 24 in. 1889 Sewing Stand, 1830–1840 VILLAGE 2014.288.3LTL JOHN BREWSTER JR. A Woodland Stream, 1897 2003.78LTL Pencil on paper Butternut, cherry Original Sketchbook Page, Bueno (1766-1854) Oil on canvas 27 x 20H x 1 in. 24G x 16H in. ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT (Tequila Pride), c. 1970 Portrait of a Girl with a Bird (Mary Ann 32 x 45 in. F. S. FROST (ATTRIBUTED) 2015.27.1LTL SHAKERS Mixed media on paper Patten Munson), 1810–1813 2010.125LTL (1825–1902) LONG TERM LOAN FROM Trustee’s Desk, c. 1840–1850 Small Firebox Shovel, n.d. 8H x 6H in. Oil on canvas Mountain Lake, 1858 THE PRIVATE COLLECTION Pine and brass Iron and tin-plated iron 2014.288.1LTL 19H x 24H in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Oil on canvas OF TIA 72 x 39I x 18G in. 25 in. (length) Original Sketchbook Page, Down at the 2009.81LTL TIM PRENTICE 13H x 24 in. 2015.27.4LTL JOEL BABB (B. 1947) 2015.21LTL Neighborhood Bar, c. 1970 2001.119T TIM PRENTICE (B. 1930) Mixed media on paper PROMISED GIFTS FROM Boston from the Hancock Tower, 2008 LONG TERM LOAN FROM LONG TERM LOAN FROM J. HART (1828–1901) AND 8G x 6I in. THE JULI COLLECTION Floating Carpet, 2011 Oil on linen THE WALMER FAMILY THE FRANCES ARCHIPENKO A. TAIT (1819–1905) 2014.288.2LTL Aluminum 36 x 84 in. GRAY COLLECTION 219+ wood engravings by Winslow 36 x 144 x 48 in. Ducks in a Wood, 1866 2011.101LTL ERASTUS SALISBURY JACK KIRBY (1917–1994) Homer 2010.67LTL Oil on board PUTNAM (1805–1900) ALEXANDER ARCHIPENKO Illustration for DC Comics, 11 in. diameter (oval) LONG TERM LOAN FROM Abigail Waters Putnam, 1829–1900 (1887–1964) ‘Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, LONG TERM LOAN FROM LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2001.120T JACK WARNER AND Oil on canvas Queen of Sheba, 1961 CHERYL KLINE CHET SCHMITT SUSAN AUSTIN WARNER Number 6’, 1971 23H x 29H in. Bronze DANIEL HUNTINGTON Mixed media on paper 2013.82LTL 72 x 36 x 30 in. ENFIELD, CT SHAKERS THOMAS BIRCH (1779– (1816–1906) SEVERIN ROESEN (1815– 20I in. x 13 in. 2007.118LTL 1851) 1872) 2014.288.5LTL Shaker Youth Rocking Chair, c. 1830 The Upper Hudson, n.d. LONG TERM LOAN FROM Make’er Fast, n.d. Oil on canvas laid down on An Abundance of Fruit, 1865 ELIZABETH YOAKUM Illustration for Marvel, ‘Fantastic Maple, hickory and splint TEMPORARY LOAN FROM 34 x 15H x 22 in. Oil on canvas masonite Oil on canvas Four, Number 17,’ page 5, 1963 LAURA AND DAVID GREY 2015.24.1LTL 22 x 31 in. 14 x 24 in. 36 x 50H in. JOHN HENRY TWACHTMAN Mixed media on paper 2001.117T 2001.121T 2011.115LTL (1853–1902) 15I x 11H in. DAVID JOHNSON LONG TERM LOAN FROM 2014.288.4LTL Summer Trees, n.d. (1827–1908) MARTIN KLINE JOHN W. CASILEAR WILLIAM LOUIS SONNTAG LONG TERM LOAN FROM Original Art Splash Page for Marvel, Oil on canvas On the Willkill River, 1869 (1811–1893) (1822–1900) JACKIE WATSON ‘Gunsmoke Western, Number 77’, page 36 x 40 in. Oil on canvas MARTIN KLINE (B. 1961) In The White Mountains, 1863 Lake in the Mountains, n.d. 2009.31LTL 1, 1963 27H x 43H in. Painting Sculpture, 1999–2009 Oil on canvas laid down on Oil on canvas ENFIELD, CONNECTICUT Mixed media on paper 2014.189T Bronze masonite 15 x 21G in. SHAKERS 21H x 13H in. 84 x 60 x 39 in. 12 x 20 in. 2003.79LTL Wood Box with Drawer, c. 1840 2014.288.6LTL ARTHUR PARTON 2012.04LTL 2001.118T Pine (1842–1914) UNKNOWN (N.D.) 25H x 274 x 15H in. LONG TERM LOAN FROM A Pool in the AuSable, 1879 LONG TERM LOAN FROM EDMUND C. COATES Boating on a Mountain Lake, n.d. 2015.25LTL CHAIM GROSS FOUNDA- Oil on canvas JENNY AVATI LEMOS (1816–1871) Oil on canvas TION 36 x 30I in. Hudson River View, n.d. 10 x 14 in. 2014.190T Oil on canvas 2003.72LTL

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Appropriation and Inspiration Nelson Augustus Moore: Connecticut Water, Hills and Sky Nor’easter: The 45th Annual Juried Members Exhibition NEW/NOW: Katja Loher: How can we cool down the gilded sun beams? Ongoing September 20, 2014–January 11, 2015 January 10–25, 2015 June 6–October 12, 2015 Throughout Davis Gallery McKernan Gallery Cheney Gallery

Soo Sunny Park: Boundary Conditions Glass Today: 21st Century Innovations New Media: Catherine Ross The Shakers: Focus On: Enfield, Connecticut Installation February 2014–Februray 2016 Through September 21, 2014 February 14–August 15, 2015 Curated by M. Stephen Miller LeWitt Family Staircase McKernan Gallery New Media Alcove Batchelor Gallery June 14, 2015–November 20, 2016 This exhibition is supported in part by the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass. Miller Gallery (former Johnson Gallery) Michael McLaughlin: Boys of Summer Art From the Plainville Community Schools Let Me Quilt One More Day REINTERPRETED GALLERIES Installation January 2015–February 2016 April 14–19, 2015 October 4, 2014–January 4, 2015 Lehman Entrance Terrace Stanley Works Center Hoffman Gallery: Pre-1800 Colonial Portraiture McKernan Gallery Supported in part by Plainville Community Fund at the Main Street Community Bentley Gallery: 1800–1850 This exhibition is funded in part by a grant from the Quilter’s Guild of Dallas, Foundation and Elizabeth Norton Trust Fund. Martin Gallery: 1850–1880 Hudson River School, Jill Reynolds and Daniel Spitzer: Nor’Easter Helena Hibb Endowment Fund. Landscapes and Seascapes Permanent Installation March 2, 2015 Art from the Berlin Public Schools Warrington Gallery: 1860–1920 Gilded Age Café on the Park f.64: Revolutionary Vision April 21–26, 2015 October 7, 2014–January 18, 2015 Stanley Works Center Low Illustration Gallery TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS Science Fiction Pulp Art or The Robert Lesser Collection of Pulp Art This exhibition is provided by Bank of America Art in our Communities program. Pulps at the Portland Library Galleries, Maine Through July 13, 2014 or Oct. 6, 2014 The Enchanting Jewels of Elizabeth Gage September 24, 2014–January 7, 2015 Low Illustration Gallery NEW/NOW: Titus Kaphar: The Vesper Project April 24–July 26, 2015 November 1, 2014–February 22, 2015 McKernan Gallery Walter Wick NEW/NOW: Joe Fig Cheney Gallery Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT Through July 20, 2014 Funded in part by the Max & Monique Burger Collection. Art from the New Britain Public & Parochial Schools March 28–July 5, 2015 Cheney Gallery* May 21–31, 2015 Davis Publication Covers Stanley Works Center Presented by Webster Bank. Walter Wick NEW/NOW: Bob Gregson: Space to Maneuver January 23–April 26, 2015 Vero Beach Museum of Art, Florida Low Illustration Gallery July 26–October 26, 2014 Tom Yost: A Modern Realist Through September 28, 2015 Cheney Gallery Over Life’s Waters: The Coastal Art Collection of Charles and Irene May 15–September 27, 2015 Low Illustration Gallery New Media: David Borawski Hamm Through August 31, 2014 January 31–April 12, 2015 New Media Alcove Batchelor Gallery McKernan Gallery Douglas and Tita Hyland with jewelry artist Elizabeth Gage at the opening reception for her exhibition, The Enchanting Jewels of Elizabeth Gage on April 24, 2015.

This One’s Optimistic: Pincushion NEW/NOW: Karl Lund: Angry Robots Liquefied My Brain Curated by Cary Smith February 28–May 31, 2015 Through September 14, 2014 Cheney Gallery Davis Gallery Otis Kaye: Money, Mystery, and Mastery New Media: John O’Donnell: Psychedelic Pantry January 7–May 10, 2015 Warrington Gallery September 6, 2014–February 8, 2015 Funded in part by the David T. Langrock Foundation. New Media Alcove Batchelor Gallery

*The NEW/NOW Series is made possible by the generous support of Marzena and Greg Slipe.

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CATALOGUES, BROCHURES AND GUIDES General e-blast every 10 days spectators together at the New Britain Museum of American INHOUSE PUBLICATIONS Docent newsletter Art.” 1 color image. Nelson Augustus Moore: Connecticut Water, Hills and Sky, Sept. 20, M.A.D. e-vite 2014–Jan. 11, 2015. 6 panels. Acknowledgements by The Art of Wine & Food e-blasts Hartford Courant: CTNOW. Aug. 7, 2014. “Interactive ‘Space to Ma- Douglas Hyland. Collectors’ Statement and essay “Nelson neuver’ at NBMAA,” by Susan Dunne. 1 color photo. Augustus Moore,” by Todd and Marenda Stitzer. 9 color ONLINE images plus checklist. NBMAA Annual Report 2013–2014. 99 pp. Hartford Courant. Sept. 30, 2014. “Idyllic Connecticut: Moore’s Paintings Are Focus of New Exhibit,” by Susan Dunne. P. D1, Let Me Quilt One More Day, Oct. 4, 2014–Jan. 4, 2015, 16 ONLINE FEATURES D2. 2 color images. pages. Preface by Douglas Hyland, Essay by Lynne Bassett, E-museum Checklist, 15 color images. Waterbury Republican-American. Oct. 15, 2014. “Pictures that gave a Art & Education Expansion Project, a sitelet with the sense of home: Moore landscapes carry sense of nostalgia,” by details of the new building that includes a timeline and Tracey O’Shaughnessy. P. 1D, 2D, 2 color images. Otis Kaye: Money, Mystery, and Mastery. 187 pages. Introduction marketing material. by Douglas Hyland, Essays by James Bradburne, Geraldine Billboard I84 E and W, West Hartford. “Let Me Quilt One More Banks, Mark D. Mitchell. Catalogue Entries, 94 color and Craft Sippin’, a sitelet that promoted the Craft Sippin’ 4 black & white images. 9 Appendices with 434 thumbnails. event, designed in tromp l’oeil style to coincide with the Day.” exhibition Otis Kaye: Money, Mystery, and Mastery. The Nor’easter: 45th Annual Juried Members Exhibition catalogue. Jan. New Britain Herald. Oct. 23, 2014. “Hyland celebrates an artful 10–25, 2015. 4 pp. NBMAA Website, redesigned with modern visuals, new anniversary,” by Scott Whipple. P. 22. 1 B&W image. calendar functionality, mobile device responsiveness and Tom Yost: A Modern Realist, Paintings of the Litchfield Hills 2000–2014. better social media sharing. artdaily.org Online Oct. 23, 2014. “New Britain Museum of American Art Director Douglas Hyland to Retire Autumn 2015.” 40 pages. Introduction by Douglas Hyland. Artist NBMAA Blog 1 color image. Statement. Essay: “Tom Yost Connecticut Realist” by Tracey O’Shaughnessy. 32 color images. Checklist. MAGAZINE COVERS & FEATURE ARTICLES www.orlandosentinel.com. Online Oct. 23, 2014. “Doug Hyland to Dennishollingsworth.us/archives Online July 2, 2014. “This One’s Optimistic Retire from NBMAA,” by Susan Dunne 4.1 color image. The Shaker Gallery: June 14, 2015–Nov. 20, 2016: Focus On: Enfield, Pincushion.” 4 color images. Connecticut. 8 panels. Essays “Who Are The Shakers?” and Waterbury Republican-American. Oct. 23, 2014. “Director Douglas “About the Enfield, Connecticut Shakers,” by M. Stephen Hartford Courant. July 7, 2014. “Is it the Weekend Yet” by staff writer Hyland retires from New Britain’s art museum,” by Tacey Miller, Curator. Checklist with descriptions and 19 color O’Shaughnessy. P. 5A. 1 color image. images. Artdaily.org. Online July 8, 2014. “A cross section of the vibrant world of contemporary glass comes to the New Britain Museum Hartford Courant. Oct. 23, 2014. “Hyland Announces Retirement: PRODUCED BY OTHERS of American Art.” 1 B&W image. Director Led NBMAA For Past 15 Years,” by Susan Dunne. P. Elizabeth Gage: Timeless and Unique: The Enchanting Jewels of Elizabeth B1, B6. 1 color image. Gage: New Britain Museum of American Art: April 25–July 26, 2015. Glass is more! Online July 2014. “New Britain Museum of American Introduction by Douglas Hyland. Essay by Vivienne Art: Glass Today: 21st Century Innovations 21/6/2014-21/9/2014.” 3 Hartford Courant. Oct. 24, 2014. “New Britain Museum of American Becker, Jewelry Historian. 8 pages, 14 color images. color and 1 B&W images. Art: Americans Ran With Quilting: Exhibit Traces Needlework’s History,” by Susan Dunne. P. D1 and D3, 4 color images, plus 1 NEWSLETTERS Waterbury Republican-American. July 11, 2014. “Ceramic Dreams: color image front page. Summer 2014, 20 pp. Museum displays studio glass works,” by Tracey O’Shaughnessy. Fall 2014, 20 pp. Looking at Art: A child photographing their favorite artwork during Craig Norton's class 1-2 D, 2 B&W images. New Britain Herald. Oct. 27, 2014. “A heart for art: Hundreds thank in May, 2015. Winter 2015, 16 pp. Hyland for service to NBMAA,” by Erica Schmitt. Cover story. 1 Spring 2015, 20 pp. New Britain Herald. July 24, 2014. “Artist harnesses humor to attract color and 1 B&W image. people to his work.” p 19. CALENDARS New Britain Herald. Oct. 30, 2014. Editorial: “Our View: A salute Summer 2014 Hartford Courant. July 27, 2014. “Glass + Light: Multidimensional to a true artist.” Fall 2014 Artworks Depend on Illumination for Dramatic Impact” by Winter 2015 Susan Dunne. Cover story Arts Section. P. G1, G6, 4 color and Hartford Courant. Nov. 2, 2014. Cover Story: “Douglas Hyland, Spring 2015 2 B&W images. Who Took a Notable, Sleepy New Britain Museum and Made it a Vibrant Destination, is Retiring: Shining An Art Jewel,” by NBMAA E-BLASTS artdaily.org. Online. July 28, 2014. “A playful installation brings Susan Dunne. P. A1, A7, 1 color and 1 B&W image.

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Waterbury Republican-American. Jan. 25, 2015. “Money was the root Tracey O’Shaughnessy. P. 1E, 2E, 3 color images. artsjournalblog: Real Clear Arts. Online. Apr. 30, 2015. “Bravo: Even Hartford Courant. Nov. 7, 2014. Editorial: Two Thumbs Up for of all Otis Kaye’s art: Long neglected, shrouded in mystery, the Whimsy at a Few Museums is about Art,” by Judith H. Douglas Hyland.” P. A10. American painter gets retrospective,” by Tracey O’Shaughnessy. New Britain Herald. Feb. 26, 2015. Cover Story, Weekend. “Robots Dobrzynski. 6 color images. P. 1E, 2E. seek their revenge: Artist brings a post-apocalyptic world to New Hartford Courant. Nov. 9. 2014. Cover image My Towns: Britain Museum of American Art.” pp. 1, 13. 2 color images. Artscope. May/June 2015. “Shaking it up in Connecticut: Colleting “Congratulations, Doug Hyland.” artrend. Online. Jan. 28, 2015. “Otis Kaye, the painter who Icons From a Progressive Culture.” 2 color, 1 B&W image. imitated what he had lost company with the crash of 1929: dollar Hartford Courant. Mar. 1, 2015. “New Britain Museum of American Seasons, Winter 2014 (Farmington Valley, Glastonbury, Northwest bills." 2 color images. Art: Aquatic Artistry: Mystic Couple Donate Rich Collection Art New England: Review: Connecticut. May/June 2015. “NEW/NOW: Hills, West Hartford). Feature: “Night and Day at the Museum,” of Sea-Life Paintings for ‘Over Life’s Waters’ Exhibit,” by Susan Angry Robots Liquefied by Brain,” by Andres Azucena Verzosa, by Lori Miller Kase, pp. 22–27, 7 color photographs, 3 color New Britain Herald. Weekend Jan 29, 2015. Cover story, “Exploring Dunne. Cover Arts Section p. G1, G6, 6 color images. p. 67, 1 color image. images. coastal art: NBMAA ready to show the collection of Charles and Irene Hamm,” pp. 17, 19. 3 color images. New Britain Herald. Mar. 2, 2015. Front page image. NBMAA Hartford Courant. May 3, 2015. Arts Cover Story. “Elizabeth Gage’s New Britain Herald. Dec. 18, 2014. “Beaming with pride: New exhibit explores the strange land of Lund,” by Erica Schmitt, p. ‘Statement’ Jewelry on Display,” by Susan Dunne, p. G1, G3. 5 Britain Museum of American Art celebrates expansion,” by L:isa Hartford Courant. Jan. 30, 2015. “Love of Money Focus of Otis A3. 1 color, 1 B&W image. color images. Backus. 4 color images. Kaye Artwork at NBMAA,” by Susan Dunne. New Britain Herald. Mar. 2, 2015. “Permanent ‘Nor’easter’ blows artdaily.org. Online. May 6, 2015. “The enchanting jewels of The Register Citizen: Entertainment. Online. Jan. 7, 2015. “New Britain Hartford Courant. Feb. 1, 2015. Front page Arts Section. “New into NBMAA; reception set today,” Scott Whipple. P. 5, 1 color Elizabeth Gage on view at the New Britain Museum of American Museum of American Art opening exhibit features works by Otis Britain Museum of American Art: Wealth of Art: Love of Money image. Art.” 1 color image. Kaye.” 2 color images. The Focus of Otis Kaye Exhibit,” by Susan Dunne. P. G1, G6. 2 color images. artdaily.org. Online. Mar. 5, 2015. “NEW/NOW: ‘Karl Lund – TV, RADIO, AND ONLINE The Middletown Press: Entertainment. Online. Jan. 7, 2015. “New Britain Angry robots liquefied by brain’ opens at New Britain Museum TV APPEARANCES Museum of American Art opening exhibit features works by Otis New Britain Herald. Feb. 2, 2015. Cover story: “Sights for Shore of American Art.” 1 color image. WFSB, Better Connecticut, In-gallery interview with Kaye.” 2 color images. eyes: Coastal art exhibit is prelude to new museum wing,” by reporter Melissa Cole and Douglas Hyland of the Quilts Erica Schmitt. P. 1, 4. 2 color images. Hartford Courant. CT NOW: Mar. 5, 2015. Front Page Image, exhibitions, aired December 11, 2014 and online. New Britain Herald. Jan. 15, 2015. “NBMAA will host a retrospective “Spotlight: The Vibrant, Far-Out, Futuristic Art of Karl Lund,” exhibit for artist Otis Kaye.” P. 20, 1 B&W image. Billionaire. Online. Feb. 5, 2015. “Elisabeth Gage Jewels Take by Alan Bisport. Pp, 20, 22. 2 color, 1 B&W image. NBC 30: Promotional piece for Mother’s Day Stuffed Centre Stage in Exhibition,” by Lyndon White. 2 color images. Animal Tea Party with Katy Matsuzaki. Aired May 15 and New Britain Herald. Weekend Jan. 22, 2015. Cover image. “Over West Hartford News. Online. Mar. 9, 2015. “New Britain Museum 16, 2015. Life’s waters.” P. 17, 1 color image. artscope. Online. Feb. 12, 2015. “Over Life’s Waters at New Britain of American Art exhibits works by Otis Kaye.” 1 color image. Museum of American Art.” 1 color image. Karl Lund filming May 15, aired May 28 on West Wall Street Journal. Mar. 12, 2015. Arts in Review Lead story, “Cash Hartford Public Television and youtube.com Waterbury Republican-American. Feb. 15, 2015. “Power, beauty of the Rules Everything: Otis Kaye: Money, Mystery, and Mastery,” By sea: Come to New Britain for the Benton, stay for the ocean,” by Judith H. Dobrzynski. P. D5, 1 color image. RADIO WNPR: Where We Live. Apr. 13, 2015. And Online. artsjournalblog: Real Clear Arts. Online. Mar. 16, 2015. “Why Otis “Remembering Art Icon Mark Rothko; Local Artist We featured exhibitions and programs in print ads across many publications including (from left) Connecticut Magazine, the Hartford Courant and CT Parent. Kaye? By Judith H. Dobrzynski. 2 color images. Brings ‘Angry

New Britain Herald. Mar. 23, 2015. “Secrets of eye-fooling artist "Robots’ to NBMAA,” by Lydia Brown. Guest panelist revealed,” by Erica Schmitt. P. 1 and 5. 1 color image. Karl Lund.

American Art Review, Apr. 2015, Vol. XXVII No. 2. Cover story: Icrvradio: 30-minute Interview with Melanie Carr: aired “Otis Kay: Money, Mystery, and Mastery” by Douglas K. S. June 25, 2016 and on http://icrvradio.com. Hyland, pp. 102–109, 11. 16 color images, plus cover. AWARDS Valley Life. Apr. 2015. “Robot Revenge: Simsbury artist exhibits at Graphic Design USA American Web Design Award for the New Britain Museum of American Art,” by Alicia B. Smith. P. Otis Kaye inspired Craft Sippin’ site. 12–14 4 color images.

New Britain Herald. Apr. 25, 2015. “Gem of an exhibit opens at NBMAA,” by Scott Whipple. 3 color images.

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planning and revamping programs in preparation for the SCHOOL TOURS AND TEACHER SERVICES opening of the new Art & Education Building. With more TOUR PROGRAMS FOR PRE-K–GRADE 12 galleries and studio spaces education staff is preparing to Trained docents invite students to explore American art unveil new and exciting offerings for the public. and culture through discussion and gallery activities Pre-K and Kindergarten tours Our Nurture through Art: Infant to Teen initiative offers age- Mini-muse Tour for Preschoolers and Kindergartners appropriate programming for children, youth, and families This 45-min. program introduces young children to the in the stimulating and unique setting of the NBMAA. The Museum experience and the wonder of art. education department focused on building and strengthening a creative and enthusiastic children and family audience, and Grades 3–5 will continue to offer engaging and diverse programming in The Art Elements Tour the future. Arts programming is known to enhance children’s Students view artworks in galleries to learn about the appreciation of art, stir creativity and critical thinking, advance elements of art and design. cognitive, emotional and social health and provide a strong foundation for intellectual growth. Grades 6–8 Multiple Perspectives Tour for Middle School Students Highlights of the year included strong demand for student tours This tour incorporates multiple intelligences approaches with record funding in support of our Access to the Arts program to understanding art. providing tour and art experiences for specific school districts. During FY15, 8,294 students were on tour accompanied by 1,156 Grades 5–12 teachers and adult chaperones, from over 80 cities and towns. Discover America That represented 728 docent-led tours, many followed by a Students view masterpieces from the permanent related art activity in the American Savings Foundation Art Studio. collections and discover American history and culture Adult tours numbered 2,561 representing an additional 292 spanning more than 250 years. docent-led tours. The NBMAA docent corps now numbers 118 Studio and Writing Programs with eight graduates completing a rigorous eight-month training Half-hour and one-hour programs led by Museum educators program. The Museum recognizes the important role docents play in serving the community in the field of art education. Grades 1–12 Visual Thinking Strategies Tour For the 25th year the Museum hosted, with support from Museum facilitators use select works of art to develop Webster Bank, Art from the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools visual understanding using VTS methods. which featured artwork from 230 students in grades K–12 Museum educator Katy Matsuzaki with a student in the NBMAA art studio. with nearly 700 people attending the opening reception. The Special Exhibitions Tours 5th annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition featured 215 Students explore art works in the changing works from students in grades K–12 with nearly 600 people exhibitions galleries. EDUCATION PROGRAMS attending the opening reception. Additionally, the Museum ENGAGING ACCESSIBLE PROGRAMMING hosted, with support from The Elizabeth Norton Trust Fund Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye A tour for the visually impaired. FOR ALL AGES and the Plainville Community Fund at the Main Street Community Foundation, Art from the Plainville Community Schools which featured nearly 200 works by Plainville students K–12, SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS, TEACHER RESOURCES To meet the demand of our varied audience, the Museum with nearly 500 people attending the opening reception. AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS offered a wide range of educational programs for people of all Berlin Public Schools ages. These included lectures, gallery talks, studio classes and Adult programming throughout the year was strong. Annual Berlin Public Schools: Student Art Exhibition, 200+ works workshops, film, music, theater, art and literature programs, Participation numbered over 8,000 visitors who attended by K–12 students. guided tours for children and adults, outreach programs, and Day of Learning programs, lectures, gallery talks, studio professional development services for teachers. These programs experiences, tours, music, and film. These events are all Bristol & Plainville Public Schools offer visitors of all ages and backgrounds opportunities for listed in the Programming for Adults section of this report Funding from the Tinty Foundation provides free lifelong learning in the arts while strengthening the Museum’s and I hope it encourages you to join us for a program soon. busing and docent-led tours and activities for students education mission. At the same time they employ a vast number living in Bristol and Plainville. Art from the Plainville of artists, educators, art historians and other professionals Linda Mare Community Schools, 200+ works exhibited from contributing to the cultural fabric of the region. As stated Director of Education Plainville students K-12, sponsored by The Elizabeth Students on tour with Docent Irene Braren (top right) and Docent Karen Schick (bottom right). in the Director’s report the education department has been Norton Trust Fund and the Plainville Community Fund

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at the Main Street Community Foundation. Arts for Learning CT literacy. Led by Museum staff the program also includes time Outreach program connecting artists, schools and families for play and tactile exploration. East Hartford & Manchester Public Schools at the Museum special events and teacher workshops. Funding from the SBM Charitable Foundation, Inc. Art Start (Ages 3–5) provides free busing and docent-led tours and activities Community Foundation of Greater New Britain Saturdays, 11-11:45 a.m., Sept.–June; Tuesdays, 1-1:45 for students living east of the Connecticut River. Library Arts Showcase p.m., July 8–Aug. 26, 2014; caregivers and young children Funding from CFGNB provides for student artworks discover art in the Museum galleries with Margaret Freedman. Meriden Public Schools to be displayed and celebrated at the Museum. Students Funding from the ION Bank (Naugatuck Savings Bank attended summer artist-led workshops at New Britain, Art Adventures (Ages 6+) Foundation), Inc. provides free busing and docent-led Plainville, Berlin Peck, and Southington libraries. School vacation program includes art activities or tours and activities for students living in Meriden. performances suitable for the whole family. PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES July 8–10, 2014: Sci-Fi Comics with Matt Ryan Southington Public Schools FAMILY AND COMMUNITY DAYS July 15–17, 2014: Mini Museums with Joan Shackford Funding from the Community Foundation of Greater Sept. 7, 2014: Family Day: Grandparent’s Day Celebration July 22–24, 2014: Rock the Shot! Digital Photography with New Britain and the Southington Education Foundation Nov. 11, 2014: Family Day: All About Quilts! Gallery Craig Norton awarded to the Southington Public Schools provided a activities and Encaustic Quilt Workshop with Leslie Giuliani July 29–31, 2014: Inside/Out (Plein Air Drawing) with Jim NBMAA Artist-in-Residence to offer hands-on lessons Dec. 14. 2014: Community Day: Holiday Party with Brunelle for students in the creation of Connecticut landscapes at The Nutcracker Ballet featuring Ballet Theatre Co., art Aug. 5–7, 2014: Clay Bonanza with Rashmi Talpade the schools, student travel and admission for a docent- activities, and annual Kwanzaa food tasting Aug. 12–14, 2014: Weaving with Mary Smeallie led tour, and a full-day workshop for Southington's third Dec. 29, 2014: Family Day: Lend a Hand! Community Apr. 14–16, 2015: Summer in Spring with Inez Faillace grade art teachers at the NBMAA. Quilting with the Greater Hartford Quilt Guild June 25, 26, and 28, 2015: Shakespeare on the Park: A Jan. 10, 2015: Family Studio Workshop: Shadow Boxes Midsummer Night’s Dream by New Britain Youth Theater Hartford Performs with Sarah Segovia In FY12, the NBMAA qualified for the Greater Hartford Jan. 19, 2015: Community Day: Martin Luther King, Jr. Art Explorers (Ages 6–8) Arts Council-sponsored program Hartford Performs, an Day, drop-in activities and film Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-noon, students use varied methods arts education collaborative serving students in Hartford, Feb. 16, 2015: Family Day: Celebrate the Presidents with and materials to create personal works of art with Suzy providing access to quality arts education in partnership Arts for Learning CT, performances and drop-in activities Jorsey Balay, drop-ins welcome. with quality arts organizations such as the NBMAA. Apr. 4, 2015: Community Day: Happy Birthday NBMAA!, drop-in activities Studio@4 (Ages 8–11) Homeschoolers of CT May 9, 2015: Family Day: Mom’s the Word! Stuffed Animal Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., students explore topics in-depth Monthly (Oct.–May) programs features gallery Tea Party and Sci-Fi Scribble Fest with artist Karl Lund experiences and studio workshops for home-schooled with Museum educators and guest artists to build skills in drawing, painting, and photography. students. DROP-IN SPACE July 2014: Family Glass Workshop with Sarah Segovia Oct. 20, 2014: What is “American” Art ArtLab (pre k–grade 5) Aug. 2014: Family Glass Workshop with Sarah Segovia Nov. 17, 2014: The Art of Inspiration Self-directed learning opportunities. Discover activities to Sept. 2014: Artful Architecture with Mary Cottle Smeallie Dec. 15, 2014: Colorful Quilts explore art, science, math, music, computers and literature Oct. 2014: Creative Colorful Quilts with Virginia Lynn Anderson Jan. 19, 2015: Heroes Among Us in this hands-on space for walk-in visitors. Nov. 2014: Cool Collage with Joan Shackford Feb. 16, 2015: Family Day with Arts for Learning CT Tiny visitors participating in the new Museum & Me program Dec. 2014: Sew Inspired! with Deb Lasher Mar. 16, 2015: Deception Detection STUDIO CLASSES Jan. 2015: Cookin’ with Clay with Jim Brunelle Apr. 20, 2015: See ‘Scapes! Artists-in-Residence and artist/educators were employed for Feb. 2015: Needlefelted Owl Masks with Robin McCahill May 18, 2015: Sculpture Safari a variety of children’s and family programs: Virginia Lynn Mar. 2015: MONSTERPIECES! with Matt Ryan Anderson, Suzy Jorsey Balay, Jim Brunelle, Inez Faillace, Milford Public Schools Apr. 2015: All Aboard the Boat You Built with Rashmi Talpade Margaret Freedman, Leslie Giuliani, Edward LaRose, Deb Visitation (tour & art activity) of entire district 5th graders. May 2015: Razzle Dazzle with Inez Faillace Lasher, Robin McCahill, Dori Melowicz, Craig Norton, June 2015: Illustration & Graphic Design with Edward LaRose Matt Ryan, Sarah Segovia, Joan Shackford, Susan Skarvinko, New Britain Public Schools Mary Cottle Smeallie, and Rashmi Talpade. Free tours to New Britain public and parochial schools; Youth Drawing 101 (Ages 11–13) special 4th and 7th grade tours; annual Art from the Wednesdays, 4-5 p.m., students hone their drawing skills Museum & Me: Playdates with Art New Britain Public and Parochial Schools, 250 works, while learning about the aesthetics, history, and practice of art Second Fridays of every other month, 10-11 a.m.; this hour 12 works from each school selected by art teachers, with Museum educators Katy Matsuzaki and Celina Marquis. long program teaches caregivers to talk to their babies about sponsored by Webster Bank. July 2014: Distortion 101: Drawing through Glass art, respond to visual stimulation, and promote visual

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Aug. 2014: Up Close and Personal with Architecture Aug. 7, 2014: Providence, RI included tour of RISD DOCENT TRAINING Sept. 2014: Create a World: Science Fiction Pulp Art Museum and private studio visit with glass artists Nicole Veteran Docent Program Oct. 2014: Learning from the Landscape Chesney and Dan Clayman. Monday mornings, ongoing training, Sept.–May, Nov. 2014: Seeing Like an Artist: Negative Space currently 118. Dec. 2014: Quilt-tangles ADULT STUDIO WORKSHOPS New Docent Training Jan. 2015: Positively Impasto Sept. 18 and Oct. 18, 2014: CaFÉ Photography Help Monday mornings, Sept.–May, training in art Feb. 2015: Illustrating Illusion Sessions with Craig Norton history, process, education theory and tour techniques, Mar. 2015: Monster Mayhem Oct. 19, 2014: Learn to Quilt: What’s Old is New by the graduating 8–12 per year. Apr. 2015: A Fresh Perspective Greater Hartford Quilt Guild May 2015: The Urban Landscape Jan. 25, 2015: Trompe l’Oeil Drawing Study with June DOCENT TRIPS June 2015: Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder Webster Oct. 8, 2014: Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA Apr. 19, 2015: Trompe l’Oeil Drawing Study with June Apr. 29, 2015: Brooklyn Museum, NY smART Birthday Parties Webster Two-hour program led by Museum educators and include May 3, 2015: Jewelry Making with Karen VanBrakle FILM gallery tours and hands-on activity in Art Studio July 31, 2014: Defying Gravity: Featuring Artist Josh Simpson (56 min.) ADULT STUDIO PROGRAMS (WEEKLY & Aug. 28, 2014: Casting Glass with Dan Clayman (30 min.) PROGRAMMING FOR ADULTS MONTHLY) Sept. 25, 2014: CT Filmmakers presents Brave New West (84 min.) TOUR PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS Fridays, 10:30 a.m.-noon: Sketching with Masters Oct. 30, 2014: Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics Walk-in and private tours are offered. One-hour general Third Sunday of every month, 1-3 p.m.: Afternoon (Disc 1, 80 min.) overview tours led by docents feature highlights of the Critiques with Terrance Regan Oct. 30, 2014: Why Quilts Matter: History, Art & Politics collection, temporary exhibitions and special topics Mondays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with Mary Smeallie (Disc 2, 105 min.) including Looking at Art Through the Mind’s Eye: A Tour Tuesdays, 3-5 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Nov. 2, 2014: New Britain: The Place to Be (35 min.) for the Visually Impaired. Thursdays, 1-3 p.m.: Watercolor with June Webster Jan. 30, 2015: Tim’s Vermeer (80 min.) Feb. 26, 2015: Museum Hours (107 min.) Take 20@12—Tuesdays, noon, docents explore a single ART HAPPY HOURS Mar. 26, 2015: Finding Vivian Maier (84 min.) artwork in the collection or gallery on this 20 minute tour. 5:30-7 p.m., second Thursday of every month; features an Apr. 30, 2015: James McNeill Whistler and the Case for Beauty (60 min.) evening of art and conversation in the galleries, May 14, 2015: World Premiere for Enough to Live On: The Art of the American Masterpieces Tour—Sundays, 1 p.m., a survey complimentary refreshments with a program at 6 p.m. WPA, produced by 217 Films (94 min.) of three centuries of NBMAA’s masterpieces, provides May 28, 2015: The Barnes Collection (60 min.) a lively overview of the permanent collection from the July 10, 2014: Presentation by glass artist Dan Clayman June 25, 2015: The Women Artists of Monhegan Island (65 min.) Colonial period through today. Aug. 14, 2014: Presentation by Jim Schantz, Director, Schantz Galleries LECTURES Sculpture inSITE Tour led by Melanie Carr—Various Sept. 11, 2014: Gallery Talk by artist Graydon Parrish July 1 and July 8, 2014: Curator talk with Anna Rogulina, summer dates, explore and discuss the varied outdoor October 9, 2014: CT Artist Spotlight: Bob Gregson, Bob Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations sculptures in the Museum’s collection. Taplin, and Peter Waite July 11, 2014: The Studio Glass Movement presented by Lawrence Nov. 13, 2014: Nelson Augustus Moore: The Makings of a Connecticut Siback Skype a Docent—Piloted tour program in conjunction Artist presented by great-grandson of the artist Charles H. Aug. 5, 2014: Gallery Talk with NEW/NOW artist Bob Gregson with the Avon Free Public Library where docents Skyped Rathbone Aug. 31, 2014: Gallery talk with New Media artist David tours to area senior centers catering to individuals not able Dec. 11, 2014: The Vesper Project presented by NEW/ Borawski to visit the Museum. NOW artist Titus Kaphar Tom Yost discusses his work during his opening reception on May 17, 2015 Oct. 13, 2015: Day of Learning: Stitched in Time with presentations Jan. 8, 2015: Film—Finding Vivian Maier (84 min.) by Lynne Z. Bassett, Denyse Schmidt, and Lois Palmer Slow Art Day—Apr. 11, 2015, global all-volunteer tour Feb. 12, 2015: Imitating Imitation: Money, Mystery, and Mastery Oct. 20, 2014: Lecture with quilt artist and designer event helping people discover for themselves the joy of presented by trompe l’oeil artist Michael Theise Victoria Findlay Wolfe looking at and loving art. Mar. 12, 2015: Opening Reception for Catherine Ross’ Oct. 26, 2014: Quilt Show & Tell Day with quilt historian New Media: Laugh Track and appraiser Susan Reich DAY OF EDUCATION BUS TRIPS Apr. 9, 2015: Angry Robots Liquefied My Brain presented by Jan. 22, 2015: Gallery Talk with exhibitors in the 45th July 31, 2014: New York City included tour of Heller NEW/NOW artist Karl Lund Annual Members Exhibition Gallery, glass art collector house tour, and Brooklyn’s June 12, 2015: The Art of the Weather presented by Feb 22, 2015: Black History Month Celebration Panel Urban Glass. Meteorologist Art Horn. Discussion: The Unsung Heroes of Black History, moderated by Paulette Fox, featuring panelists Alton Brooks, Reverend

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John C. Morris, Jr., David Chambers, Dr. Nicole Sanders, WED@1 THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE and Alderwoman Tonilynn Collins Informal lectures, gallery talks, film book talks, or music Feb. 23, 2015: Day of Learning: Over Life’s Waters: The Coastal based on the Museum’s collection, artists or special exhibitions. If you have visited the Museum once or over a hundred times, Art Collection of Charles and Irene Hamm with presenters Peter Trippi, you passed through the Front Desk which is quite the hub Russ Kramer, and collectors Charles & Irene Hamm. July 9, 2014: Gallery Talk with glass artist Josh Simpson of activity. The Visitor & Volunteer Services staff guarantees Mar. 22, 2015: The Robert Lehman Distinguished Lecture July 16, 2014: Gallery Talk with glass artist Sidney Hunter the cheerful welcome that you are accustomed to receiving as presents ‘What a Hit!’ Otis Kaye and the American Trompe l’Oeil Tradition July 30, 2014: Gallery Talk with artist Cary Smith you enter the Vance Lobby, serving as the Museum's initial presented by Mark D. Mitchell Aug. 6, 2014: Gallery Talk with glass artist Stephen Knapp impression and delivering vital information to visitors. If there Apr. 20, 2015: Up Close with artist Katja Loher Aug. 13, 2014: Art & Literature: The Paris Wife written by is a question, we’ve got an answer. The multifaceted department Apr. 24, 2015: Lecture by designer Elizabeth Gage Paula McLain, discussion led by Heather Whitehouse and includes the Front Desk, Museum Shop, a thriving and growing May 8, 2015: Up Close with artist Valerie Hegarty presentation by docent Teresa Gianzinetti Volunteer and Internship Program, Café on the Park (operated Sept. 17, 2014: Gallery Talk with NEW/NOW artist Bob Gregson by Riverhouse Catering), Facility Rentals, outreach initiatives and SUNDAY MUSIC SERIES Sept. 24, 2014: Albert Bierstadt’s Seal Rock and the Farrallon Islands a series of growing public programs and events. Monthly concerts or music in the galleries featuring presented by docent Elizabeth Wells acclaimed musicians. Oct. 15, 2014: Art & Literature: Eight Girls Taking Pictures This year the Front Desk staff greeted over 90,000 American written by Whitney Otto, discussion led by Heather art loving visitors from all over the country, with the exception July 13, 2014: Chenot Whitehouse, presentation by docent Pat Hickox of Idaho, Kansas, South Dakota and Mississippi. Globe-trotting visitors include folks from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Aug. 10, 2014: Horizon Blue Oct. 22, 2014: Lecture: Norman Rockwell presented by docent Israel, Italy, Poland, Russia and the United Kingdom. It’s Sept. 14, 2014: Chai-Lun Yueh Fred Biamonte always exciting to see where visitors come from—there is no Oct. 19, 2014: Slovic Potpourri with Natasha Ulyanovsky Oct. 29, 2014: Musical presentation with Farmington and Monika Krajewska greater privilege than to provide a positive and meaningful Valley High School Madrigal Singers experience to all our guests who come from all over the world. Nov. 9, 2014: Chenot & David Nov. 12, 2014: Lecture: Food in Tine presented by Dr. Richard Jan. 11, 2015: John Lehmann-Haupt L. Judd Feb. 8, 2015: Benjamin Tint The Volunteer and Internship Program is a continuous lifeline Nov. 19, 2014: Lecture by exhibiting art quilter and to the successful operation of our day to day functions. Our Mar. 8, 2015: Nick DiMaria Trio designer Richard Killeaney 425 volunteers devote a considerable amount of time to our Apr. 12, 2015: The Connecticut Trio Nov. 26 and Dec. 10, 2014: Film: The Quilts of Gee’s Bends (28 min.) mission and are very much part of our culture as an institution. Women On Our Own, May 10, 2015: Judy Dworin Performance Jan. 7, 2015: Eloquent Nude: The Love and Legacy of Edward Weston & The Volunteer Council, which acts as a forum to open dialog Project Charis Wilson (57 min.) between the larger Volunteer Corps and the Museum’s Staff, June 14, 2015: New Britain Symphony Orchestra, Alturas Jan. 14 and Jan. 21, 2015: Gallery Talk with exhibitors in holds quarterly meetings to ensure this important part of our Duo, Chirango & Guitar Duo the 45th Annual Members Exhibition framework is fully operational and successful. Additionally, we Mar. 4, 2015: Lecture: Painters of Seascapes presented by host monthly volunteer training sessions in an effort to recruit docent Fred Biamonte new volunteers in a welcoming and informative environment. Graydon Parrish speaking about his work, The Cycle of Terror and Mar. 18, 2015: Art & Literature: The Madonnas of Leningrad Tragedy, September 11, 2001, on September 11, 2014 written by Debra Dean, discussion led by Heather Community Outreach initiatives were robust this year and Whitehouse, presentation by docent Terry Gianzinetti especially noteworthy was the reinstituted Multicultural Audience Apr. 8, 2015: Rockwell Kent: A Documentary by Frederick Lewis Development Focus Group. Museum staff met with members (170 min.) of the community to discuss and strategize how the Museum Apr. 15, 2015: Under the Wide & Starry Sky written by Nancy can continue to build an audience reflective of the fabric of the Horan, presented by docent Pat Hickox community at large. We were pleased to be featured on Noticias18, Apr. 22, 2015: Gallery Talk with NEW/NOW artist Karl Lund an affiliate of Spanish language TV Network, Entravision Communications, in an effort to more deeply engage with the Museum After Dark goers dance the night away at the 8th Annual Halloween Apr. 29, 2015: Lecture: Leonard Rosenfeld (1926–2009) Spanish speaking community. In total, our outreach efforts Bash. presented by widow Janet Hoffman allowed us to engage with 7,893 people as a result of offsite Art & Literature: Claude & Camille: A Novel May 6, 2015: activities that range from participation in Baseball in Education of Monet written by Stephanie Cowell, discussion led by Days at New Britain Stadium, home of the Rock Cats, Elizabeth Heather Whitehouse, presentation by Terry Gianzinetti Park’s Rose Garden Festival, and as a destination tour site of May 13, 2015: Film: Finding Vivian Maier (84 min.) CT Main Street’s 2015 Awards Gala. Additionally, our Pop-up June 10, 2015: Art & Literature: The Secret History of Wonder Market, every fourth Saturday of the month, May to September, Woman written by Jill Lapore, discussion led by Heather happens outside the museum walls, on one of our terraces, and Whitehouse, presentation by docent Pat Hickox is a way to attract members from the very active Walnut Hill Park area to the Museum.

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The Museum Shop had an exciting year with a host of new held monthly and have been going strong since 1995. Craft OPENING RECEPTIONS initiatives to enhance your shop experiences. In January, Sippin’, our collaboration with Hartford Distributers and 19 July 27, 2014: 2 p.m. NEW/NOW: Bob Gregson we launched a newly redesigned Web Store which features craft beer vendors, was a huge success as 573 beer enthusiasts Sept. 7, 2014: 2 p.m. New Media; John O’Donnell collection related merchandise and amazing one-of-a-kind enjoyed the tasting event in our galleries. There is always Oct. 12, 2014: 2 p.m. Let Me Quilt One More Day; Group f.64: artisanal products. Additionally, we launched a survey and something new and exciting happening! Revolutionary Visions; Nelson Augustus Moore: Connecticut Waters, Hills, and Sky customer testimonial program to get direct feedback so we can Nov. 1, 2015:2 p.m. NEW/NOW: Titus Kaphar: The Vesper Project continue to provide the best service and merchandise. The Our partnership with the dynamic Riverhouse Catering has Jan. 11, 2015: 1 p.m. The Nor'Easter Juried Members Exhibition most profitable departments of fiscal year 2015 were proven successful. The Museum remains a top venue for special Jan. 18, 2015: 2 p.m. Otis Kaye: Money,Mystery & Mastery Consignment Artists, Jewelry, and NBMAA branded events and private functions, with 74 internal and external Feb., 1, 2015: 2 p.m. Over Life’s Waters:The Coastal Art Collection of merchandise. Overall sales for the FY15 were $183,365.75. private events totaling 3,618 guests in attendance. Café on Charles & Irene Hamm We saw a 14% increase in our holiday department merchandise the Park serves delicious food seven days a week, and this year 2 p.m. NEW/NOW: Karl Lund and an increase of 59% in jewelry sales. processed over 21,000 meal transactions—making the Café a Mar., 1, 2015: delicious and bustling part of the overall visitor experience. Mar. 2, 2015: 9:30 a.m. Nor'Easter (River of Glass) In areas of product development, the Museum Shop made Apr. 14 2015: 6 p.m. Art From The Plainville Community Schools great strides and now offers a variety of merchandise, Melanie Carr Apr. 21 2015: 6 p.m. Art From The Berlin Public Schools magnets, journals, mugs, matted prints and more from our Director of Visitor Services & Curator of New Media Apr. 24, 2015: 5 p.m. The Enchanting Jewels of Elizabeth Gage beloved Pulp Art Collection, Thomas Hart Benton’s The Arts May 17, 2015: 2 p.m. Tom Yost: A Modern Realist of Life in America and our popular black and white Where Art May 21, 2015: 5 p.m. Art From the New Britain Public and Parochial Schools Meets Life line featuring tote bags, caps, t-shirts, and more. June 6, 2015: 2 p.m. NEW/NOW: Katja Loher Most notably, we commissioned a line of ceramics by artist Nicole Aquillano featuring a beautiful image of the Museum. FIRST FRIDAY We also expanded our post card offerings and will continue 5:30-8 p.m., monthly; features live jazz performed by local and to bring more images of the collection to your home. Maker’s nationally-known musicians, gallery talks, art activities, light Market: Holiday Edition featured 25 local artists and provided hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and soda, special tastings and trunk a festive tone for our December 2014 First Friday. show artists and crafters. 350–400 visitors.

Other areas of programming that remain a staple Museum Aug. 1, 2014: Goza Latin Jazz; Tasting: J Timothy’s Taverne; experience include Museum After Dark, First Friday, and Maker’s Market: Gail Reiner our 2nd Annual Craft Sippin’ in New Britain. The Museum The Maker's Market features local artists and artisans that sell their wares at events Museum After Dark gives young people who might not regularly attend museums a like First Friday. Pictured here is Serge L'Etoile of Woodturning Creations. Sept. 5, 2014: Keith & Mazer Trio; Tasting: Lil Gem Canteen; chance to eplore art in a fun environment with their peers. hosted 3,688 attendees for our MAD parties and another Maker’s Market: Rashmi Talpade 3,568 at our newly refreshed First Friday events, which are Nekita Waller; Tasting: Martin Rosol’s; Maker’s Oct. 3, 2014: MUSEUM AFTER DARK Market: Diane Kopta & Pauline Clifford Aug. 15, 2014: (Not So) Silent Art Auction Nov. 7, 2014: Soul Sound Revue; Maker’s Market: Deborah Oct. 31, 2014: 8th annual Halloween Bash and Costume Party Leng, Annika Mckenna & Linda Davidson Feb. 13, 2015: Freaky Friday the 13th Dec. 5, 2014: Seizure Jazz May 15, 2015: Outer Space Jan. 2, 2015: Greg Abate Quintet; Tasting: The Bounty Food Truck; Maker’s Market: Dory Redman CAFÉ EVENTS Feb. 6, 2015: Shaded Soul; Tasting: The Whey Station Food May 10, 2015: noon Mother’s Day Brunch in the Café Truck; Maker’s Market: Jane Wilson & Amanda Proscino Lady All Starz/Vin Knapp; Maker’s Market: Mar. 6, 2015: SPECIAL EVENTS Sharon Kehmna & Northeast Nutmeg by Erin & Allie Feb 20, 2015: 6-8:30 p.m. Craft Sippin’ in New Britain; live Apr. 3, 2015: West End Blend; Tastings: Christina’s Gourmet music by Jose Oyola and the Astronuauts Cookies, Fortuna Foods & Relic Brewery & Food Truck Hardcore Sweet Cupcakes; Maker’s Market: Treefort Naturals & Twitch FOOD VENDORS: and Whiskers Nora Cupcake Agave Canteen May 1, 2015: Sepia Tone; Tasting: Ripe Juice Bar; Maker’s Riverhouse Catering Rough House Market by Claudine Burns Smith June 5, 2015: People’s Champs; Tastings: Shannon’s Jammin’ BEER VENDORS: Jams, Andree’s Waffalloons & Avery’s Beverages; Maker’s Market: Black Hog Long Trail Serge L’Etoile Olde Burnside/Pioneer Lagunitas Relic, Overshores Brooklyn

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Back East New England Brewing Co. May 28, 2015: 9-1 p.m. ArtReach Baseball & Education Day FINANCE An additional $291,942 was spent on collection acquisition Charter Oak City Steam June 3, 2015: 9-3 p.m. Smalley Elementary Career Day Financial results for FY15 proved positive, especially in the and conservation funded by a FY15 draw of $279,037 on Goose Island Willimantic Brewing Co. June 8, 2015: 6:30-7:30 p.m. 2015 CT Main Street Awards context of the major capital expansion underway, scheduled for funds earmarked for acquisition, and $12,905 in proceeds Blue Point Stony Creek Gala Tour Site completion in October 2015. The year ended with a balanced from deaccessioned artwork and donations for purchase. Founder's Heavy Seas June 11, 2015: 9-1 p.m. ArtReach Baseball & Education Day budget and a $5,822,157 growth in net assets. Auditors June 21, 2015: 10-4 p.m. ArtReach Elizabeth Park CohnReznick LLP issued an unmodified audit opinion for FY15. CAPITAL PROJECTS VOLUNTEER EVENTS Construction continued in earnest on the Museum’s Art Jul. 12, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation SHOP EVENTS OPERATING RESULTS & Education new 17,346 sq. ft. building. Through June Aug. 9, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation Dec. 5, 2014: 5:30-8:30 p.m. Maker’s Market Holiday Edition The year ended with a balanced operating budget. 30th, $7,761,038 was spent on construction. A line of Aug. 21, 2014: 4:30-5 p.m. New Docent Information Session Contributed and Earned Income came in better than credit was established with Webster Bank, prime minus 1%. Sept. 13, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation budget, while expenses were $82,251 higher than budget, Oct. 11, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation in part due to unanticipated Director’s Search expenses Fundraising for the three-pronged project including Nov. 8, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation and grant-funded publication costs. Support from the endowment growth, property purchase, additional parking Dec. 13, 2014: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation Museum’s endowments for operations totaled $754,508 lots and the 17,346 sq. ft. addition was strong with Shopping Vendors: Linda Garcia Jan. 10, 2015: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation representing a 4.98% draw off a trailing 12-quarter average $2,794,479 raised in FY15 for a total of $18,274,433. Sea Glass Designs Jan. 12, 2015: 10-4 p.m. Curatorial Spring Intern market value compared to a budgeted figure of $791,591 or Boston Pot & Tile Complimetary Bites & Sips: Orientation Day 5.22% due to the net gain in income over budget. Notable gifts or pledges made in FY15 included $1 million Hardcore Sweet Cupcakes Agave Grill Feb. 14, 2015: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation Beads4Dreams Aruna Chocolates Parking Mar. 14, 2015: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation Looking forward the board passed the FY16 budget Endowment Additions Total Ogham Art City Steam Brewing Lots Apr. 11, 2015: 2-3p.m. New Volunteer Orientation recommended by the Finance Committee, including Raised Bradley Mountain Soaps, LLC Cookies In The Raw 817,796 1,976,682 2,794,479 Apr. 15, 2015: 5-6:30 p.m. Cheers For Volunteers Cocktail Party assumptions regarding the impact on both income and FY15 Cinder + Salt DRY Soda May 9, 2015: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation expenses of operating the additional spaces of the new Total Wood By Forrest Froyoworld June 13, 2015: 2-3 p.m. New Volunteer Orientation building—seven new galleries and three art studios. through 6,651,083 931,156 10,692,193 18,274,433 The Olive Oil Factory Hartford Baking Company June 30 June 17, 2015: 5-7 p.m. Volunteer Recognition Picnic Andy's Cookies NoRa Cupcake ACQUISITION OUTREACH ladeDah! Olde Burnside Brewing SiS Designs Onyx Moonshine Jul. 26, 2014: 11-3 p.m. Pop-Up Market A view of the Art & Education Building from the perspective of Chaim Gross' The Juggler in Walnut Hill Park. Blooming Lotus Energy Peel Liquors Aug. 30, 2014: 11-3 p.m. Pop-Up Market Works Pretzel Crisps Sept. 24, 2014: 11-5 p.m. Goodwin College Humanities Fair Nutmeg Naturals, LLC RIPE Bar Juices Sept. 26, 2014: 4-9 p.m. Goodwin College Humanities Fair Treasure Beads Stone Brewing Sept. 27, 2014: 11-3 p.m. Pop-Up Market Jamie's Organic Candles Tanduay Rum Oct. 17, 2014: 6-7 p.m. Timeless Tales Fairview Cemetery Tour Summer Green Pottery TD Homer's Nov. 19, 2014: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos CSmArt Glass Two Roads Brewing Dec. 3, 2014: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Nature's Artistry Wood N Tap Dec. 10, 2014: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Energetic Embellishments Dec. 18, 2014: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Tanduay Asian Rum Entertainment: Jan. 21, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos With Heart By Hand Fashion show featuring local Feb. 4, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Milo and Molly designs from Sugarplum Feb. 18, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Art of Rashmi USA & more! Feb 25, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Riverdog Prints Dance to the DJ beats of Mar. 4, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Laurie Lynne's Jewelry The Tequila Bandits! Mar. 18, 2015: 2-4 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Six Pence Pie Company Check out a performance by Mar. 26, 2015: 5:30-7 p.m. Multicultural Audience Hartford Prints CONNETIC Dance! Development Focus Group Kate Stephen Jewelry Apr. 1, 2015: 3:30-5 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos Apr. 21, 2015: 9-12 p.m. Dr. Michael D. Fox School Career Day Apr. 22, 2015: 9-1 p.m. ArtReach Baseball & Education Day May 6, 2015: 9-1 p.m. ArtReach Baseball & Education Day May 13, 2015: 2-4 p.m. ArtReach Pathways Senderos May 23, 2015: 11-2 p.m. Pop-Up Market

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from Stanley Black & Decker, and $100,000 from New York Botanical Garden, and the Bronx Museum of The Art Party of the Year We were pleased to fete our generous donors to the Silent and Hartford Foundation for Public Giving as recommended the Arts. These trips, organized by International Barging Over 400 guests convened Saturday, May 2, 2015 to celebrate Live Auctions, the majority of which are artists, at a pre-gala by the Richard P. Garmany Fund. Tours, Friendship Tours and TravelBuilders International, the NBMAA’s 15th annual Spring Gala, The ART Party of the party, Thursday, April 30th. This popular event has become an generated a total of $22,115 in revenue for the NBMAA. Year! This year’s gala was even more special as it was Douglas NBMAA tradition. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Hyland’s last gala as Director. Twelve members of his family flew Net assets totaled $48,643,592 at June 30, 2015, an increase of GIFTS AND GRANTS TO OPERATIONS in to attend the event. 15th Annual Juneteenth: A Night of Comedy and Music: June $5,822,157 due to investment gains, contributions, primarily The Annual Fund was supported with gifts totaling $123,661. 19, 2015 marked the 50th anniversary of Juneteenth and the New to the capital campaign. The Museum had $23,111,224 in liquid Special gifts and grants from individuals, corporations, We were also pleased to welcome the renowned jewelry artist Elizabeth Britain Museum of American Art’s 15th annual recognition of this assets. Liabilities increased by $2,061.46 to $2,662,760, also foundations and government agencies were particularly strong Gage as our Honorary Chairman. Gage’s exhibition, The Enchanting event, at our Juneteenth Celebration, Saturday, June 20, 2015. related to the construction project. and totaled $597,451, over $50,000 over goal. We remain Jewels of Elizabeth Gage, was on view in the McKernan Gallery. Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration grateful for annual gifts in support of Museum’s education of the ending of slavery in the United States, dating from June DEVELOPMENT DETAILS programs, exhibitions and operations from American Savings The Gala surpassed its goal, generating net proceeds of over 19, 1865 when the news of the Emancipation Proclamation MEMBERSHIP Foundation and the Community Foundation of Greater New $206,000 for the Museum’s programming for children and (issued January 1, 1863) finally reached Galveston, TX. Britain. The NBMAA was once again the beneficiary of operating families. Sponsorship was strong, led by Platinum Sponsors The NBMAA’s membership program, the largest revenue grants from the Greater Hartford Arts Council, funded in part Signet Jewelers, Stanley Black & Decker and Webster Bank, as This year the NBMAA celebrated the accomplishments of the producer at $539,231, continued to expand ending the year by donors to the Greater Hartford Arts Council United Arts was patron support. Civil Rights Movement and honored an unsung hero within with 4,055 memberships or 5,954 members. Campaign and the City of New Britain through a grant from the community, Mr. Alton Brooks, who has dedicated his the Department of Economic and Community Development Thanks go to Gala Chairman Kathryn Cox and her dedicated life to battling the war on poverty, the elimination of racial American Art Circle and John Butler Talcott Society Events (DECD). We also are grateful for the generosity of many area Gala Committee, who tirelessly organized this event for the discrimination, and hatred. Brooks is a longtime Community For our premier level members (donors at the $1,000 corporations including Farmington Bank, presenting sponsor of benefit of the Museum. We are also grateful to our sponsors, Leader and Activist for the Greater New Britain Community. level and above) we hosted special exhibition previews and The Art of Wine & Food; Webster Bank, presenting sponsor of patrons, table hosts, auction donors, event volunteers, receptions with the artist, collector or curator in advance the Spring Gala and children’s annual art exhibition; and Stanley auctioneer Russell Burke, gala coordinator Marina Luri-Clark, The event garnered strong community support from presenting of the public opening. In FY15 we visited the Collinsville Black & Decker, general operating support. Riverhouse Catering, and the entire NBMAA staff. sponsor TD Bank and funding from American Savings artist studios of Joe Fig and Cary Smith, toured two lovely Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater New Britain, gardens in Litchfield, visited artist Martin Kline’s studio This year the Museum benefited from a Direct Local Funds grant The lucky winner of the His and Hers Electric Bikes was Jeff and Travelers. and new gallery in bucolic Rhinebeck, NY, and viewed from the DECD in the amount of $71,250 part of a $498,750 Tedesco of Bristol, CT. Thanks to all raffle ticket buyers. $9,040 the collection of Chris and Jan Larsen in their home in distribution to a collaboration of seven art museums in the State. was raised through this effort. This is the only Party of the Year that brings you Art, Culture, Bloomfield. The Annual Black Tie Director’s Dinner for The NBMAA ‘s Connecticut Arts Endowment Fund grant totaled History and Music in one night. The event featured music by John Butler Talcott Society members at the $2,500 level $26,722, the highest in the state. and up was held April 11, 2015. Fifty people attended the 11th Annual Art of Wine & Food Gold Sponsor 15th Annual Art Party of the Year Silver Sponsor elegant affair. Both of these groups are enthusiastically SPECIAL EVENT FUNDRAISERS Presented by Platinum Presenting Sponsor chaired by Tom and Kay Cox. The Art of Wine & Food TM Circle Level Members “It was the best the world has to offer: good food, fine wine, Silver Sponsor The Chase Family Foundations: (Donors of $100–$500) were invited to their own private amazing art and a crowd of about 350 people who were The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Family reception and viewing of the four major exhibitions. Three celebrating The Art of Wine & Food at the New Britain Museum Foundation The Rhoda and David Chase Family Foundation New Member Behind the Scenes Tours proved popular. of American Art,” proclaimed Hartford Courant JAVA reporter The Sandra and Arnold Chase Family Foundation Maryellen Fillo. Bronze Sponsors Friends of the Museum Downes Construction Company Drinkbetter.com Heritage Society Hartford HealthCare Paladin Commercial Printing Bronze Sponsors Copper Sponsors A champagne brunch was held for Heritage Society members By all accounts, a fine time was had by all, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014. Hartford Magazine Barnes Group, Inc. American Savings Foundation Hoffman Auto Group Raffle Sponsor Apr. 18, 2015 with an update on the expansion by Director But best yet, the event raised a net $123,000 for the Museums’ Ann Beha Architects, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Katz St. Kitts Tourism Evening Elements Sponsor Douglas Hyland. The group now numbers 84 and includes programming for families and children, over goal by $5,000. Downes Construction Company, LLC Legrand St. Kitts Resort Marriott Okay Industries, Inc. Hartford HealthCare people who have indicated their intention to remember the Trustees John Dillaway and C.J. Joseph served as co-chairs McCarter & English Nisbet Planation Hospital for Special Care Invitation Sponsor NBMAA in their estate plans with cash gifts, charitable gift aided by a stellar committee. Farmington Bank again stepped Munich RE / Hartford Steam Boiler Timothy Beach Resort Hospital of Central Connecticut Paladin Commercial Printing SEI Four Seasons Resort annuities, artwork or other planned gifts. up as Presenting Sponsor. Dozens of well-known restaurants New England Guild Wealth Advisors Framing Sponsor United Technologies participated including Chef Steve Rosen of the CT Convention Sonepar USA Shortell Framing, Hartford Vermont Creamery The Museum’s Travel Program brought NBMAA members Center who presented “Decadent Sweets” to cap off the evening, Viscogliosi Bro., LLC Lighting and Sound Sponsor and guests to Belgium (by barge) and Berlin, Potsdam and all complemented by an array of wines and spirits. Vicky Cirilli EMCOR Services/New England Dresden Germany. Also, Museum members traveled by of Cirilli Associates returned again as Event Director. Mechanical bus to several stops in New York including MOMA, the

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THE ART OF WINE & FOOD THE ART PARTY OF THE SEPTEMBER 16, 2014 YEAR, MAY 2, 2015 A: (from left) Longtime A: Trustee Emeritus Ken Carifa volunteer Fran Russell with and Mark Garavel having a great Museum docent and volunteer time. Jan Hasenjager B: Trustee Katherine Cox, B: Trustee Anita Ferrante third from left, enjoying the mingling and enjoying the food auction. and company. C: Volunteer Bob Mathis C: Wine glasses lined up mean displayed one of the many The Art of Wine & Food is here. exceptional artwork available at D: Museum employees, Jenna the live auction.

Lucas and Lacy Gillette, (wo)man A B A B D: Trustee Dave Jepson and the registration table. wife Sharon with Trustee Steve E: Participating wine and Miller and his wife Miriam. restuarant vendors help raise E: Gala Coordinator Marina essential funds for the Museum's Luri-Clark, on right, with her educational programming for husband Patrick Clark. children and families. F: Douglas Hyland's great niece Penelope Macpherson of Houston, TX plays with a bidding paddle honoring Hyland's last Gala.

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United Audio Productions; soul food from Black-eyed Sally’s; RECEPTIONS, PREVIEWS AND TOURS Domestic: Friendship Tours wine, beer, soda and the never to be missed Juneteenth Punch. The Museum’s slogan, “Where Art Meets Life,” literally comes Dec. 4, 2014: Grand Central Station Holiday Fair, MOMA Paulette Fox and Georgia Porteous served as co-chairs of the to life in a host of activities that combine art, informal learning June 11, 2015: NY Botanical Garden and the Bronx event and were supported by a hard-working committee. opportunities, refreshments and fun. Museum of the Arts

Supported by: AMERICAN ART CIRCLE AND JOHN BUTLER SPECIAL EVENTS TALCOTT SOCIETY EVENTS Oct. 22, 2014: 5-6:30 p.m., Annual Meeting Circle of Friends: American Savings Foundation Thursday, July 10, 2014, 6-8 p.m.: Reception and studio Oct. 23, 2014: 6-7:30 p.m., Unveiling of Eclipse by Eric Community Foundation of Greater New Britain tour with artists Joe Fig and Cary Smith, Collinsville, CT Aho Additional Support by: Travelers Sunday, Aug. 10, 2014, 3-6 p.m.: Tour of the Hollister Apr. 11, 2015: 6-10 p.m., Annual Black Tie Directors House Garden and Brush Hill Gardens, Litchfield, CT Dinner for Members of the John Butler Talcott Society MARKETING/PUBLICITY EFFORTS. Friday, Oct. 10, 2014, 5-7 p.m.: Preview and Reception: Apr. 18, 2015: 10 a.m. – noon, Heritage Society While engaging exhibitions and excellent programming drive Nelson Augustus Moore: Connecticut Water, Hills, and Sky Champagne Brunch visitation and participation, a key ingredient to this success is and Let Me Quilt One More Day June 12, 2015: 5:30 p.m., Ribbon cutting and dinner in the NBMAA’s comprehensive marketing program which spans Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 11:30-1:30 p.m.: Lunch and honor of the M. Stephen and Miriam R. Miller Shaker TV, radio, online, and print advertising and promotion. This private viewing of the gallery, studio and collection of Gallery opening year, the Museum worked with L and R Productions of East Martin Kline, Rhinebeck, NY Hartford to produce new TV spots, the LOOKS commercials, Sunday, June 21, 2015, 3-5 p.m.: Reception and viewing BENEFIT EVENTS that were well received. The NBMAA partnered with the State of the collection of Christopher and Janet Larsen, The NBMAA’s premier benefit events do more than raise significant Office of Tourism to produce billboards on I84 eastbound and Bloomfield, CT funds for the NBMAA, they serve as a means to introduce new westbound for both the Glass and Quilts exhibitions. people to the Museum. In the case of the Wine & Food event, CIRCLE LEVEL SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOURS it represents a partnership of no less than 30+ area chefs and Regular eblasts and a steady social media presence was part AND RECEPTIONS wine suppliers with the Museum. The ART Party of the Year of our marketing strategy along with quarterly calendars and Thursday, Jul. 17, 2014: 5 p.m., Private Tour and Gala and its pre-gala party for artists and donors celebrate the 20-page four-color newsletters. Press releases are sent to over Reception of Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations 200 artists who donate artwork to the auction year after year. 100 sources and generated feature articles in local and regional Thursday, Jul. 31, 2014: 5 p.m., Private Tour and newspapers. The Museum also garnered air time through Reception of Glass Today: 21st-Century Innovations Sept. 16, 2014: 5:30-10 p.m., The Art of Wine & Food several TV segments including two appearances on WFSB’s Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014: 5 p.m., Private Tour and Apr. 30, 2015: 5:30-7:30 p.m., Artists and Sponsors Better Connecticut. Reception of Let Me Quilt One More Day Celebration Thursday, Apr. 2, 2015: 5 p.m., Private Tour and May 2, 2015: 6 p.m.-midnight, Spring Gala, The ART Finally, at the close of the fiscal year, June 30th, the Museum Reception of Over Life’s Waters: The Coastal Art Collection of Charles Party of the Year was poised to launch a new website. Designed and developed and Irene Hamm by NBMAA Interactive Designer and Developer Nick Artymiak Thursday, Jun. 18, 2015: 5 p.m., Private Tour and and directed by Marketing and Design Manager Melissa Nardiello, Reception of The Enchanting Jewels of Elizabeth Gage First Friday attendees in March enjoyed various foods from local restaurants and viewed works by artist Otis Kaye. the Museum’s website, www.nbmaa.org, has been totally overhauled, completely reorganized to present the Museum's NEW MEMBERS BEHIND THE SCENES TOURS rich content in a more visually engaging and user-friendly way. Our newest members flock to the quarterly behind the The site presents better information about exhibitions and scenes tours that take them throughout the Museum related programming, allows for easier social sharing and is including the collection storage area. These are usually optimized for viewing on handheld devices. scheduled later in the evening before an Art Happy Hour reception and program. Claudia Thesing Aug. 14, 2014, 5 p.m. Director of Development Nov. 13, 2014, 5 p.m Apr. 9, 2015, 5 p.m.

MEMBER TRIPS International: Sept. 19-28, 2014: Belgium by Barge: The Flemish Masters May 12-22, 2015: The Art & Architecture of Berlin, Potsdam & Dresden, Germany

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(Through June 30, 2014) Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper John and Simone Reynolds JOHN BUTLER Howard and Sandra Fromson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mrs. John H. Riege TALCOTT SOCIETY Judith Gaffney Copeland Nancy A. Ringrose Chairman's Circle Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Mr. David L. Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Russak Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Ms. Christine M. Doty Patricia and Andrew Salner John and Jasanna Britton Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Holden Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Sam and Polly Huntington III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Rhoda and David Chase Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Dr. and Mrs. David Epstein Schwarts John Howard Hyland Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox Michael and Florence** Ms. Louise W. Korder Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Mrs. Mary P. Gibbons Timura Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Michael and Linda Tomasso Richard and Virginia McKernan Johnson Goldfarb Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Todd and Marenda Stitzer Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Mr. Bradford Korder Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek CONTRIBUTING LEVELS Margaret and Roger Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Collector's Circle Director's Circle David and Dorothy Lund Hamm Anonymous Sam and Janet Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maglaras Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Ms. Ruth Batogowski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin Mrs. Jean Holden Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Sandra and Arnold Chase M. Stephen and Miriam R. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Mr. Frank Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Miller Howard, Jr. Linda Cheverton-Wick and Alyce Tuttle Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Mr. John M. Jezowski Walter Wick Cassandra Henderson Mary Margaret Piazza Farida and Ghulam Jilani Mr. and Mrs. Blair Childs Drs. Timothy McLaughlin and Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Marian Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kix Mary H. Crary Susan and John Rathgeber Sherer, Jr. Mr. Gary Knoble and Mr. Prof. Alden R. Gordon Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Greg and Marzena Silpe Robert Black Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Charles & Christine Shivery Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Gregory B. Howey and Barbara Thomas and Filomena Soyster Melinda and Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Howey Claudia and Robert Thesing Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kraczkowsky Mr. Austin King Douglas and Kimberly Viscogliosi Mary J. Krenn Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Zeytoonjian W. Casey and Kathryn West Charles and Joan Leach Debby and David Kvam Mr. Nelson H. White Judie and Coleman Levy Mr. and Mrs. David Levine Leadership Circle Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips Carol LeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Mrs. Barbara Louis Ms. Leta W. Marks Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and AMERICAN ART CIRCLE Sylvia and Ian Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander John and Brenda Manning Montstream Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Harry and Janice Mazadoorian Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Pease Mr. William Chase and Mr. Eric Ort Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pollack Dr. Lauren Chase Mr. Larry Behr McLaughlin Rosalind Richman** and Amy Ms. Kay Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Mr. David W. Moore and Mrs. Richman Halsey and Michele Cook Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Deborah R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer Kathryn and Thomas R. Cox, III Garavel Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Mr. and Mrs. Donald Downes Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Mowell Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson Robert and Susan Fisher Leonard Clough and Betty Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pape Elizabeth Talcott Stout Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Keirstead II Gwen and Lin Wellman Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Brendan and Carol Conry Paul and Angela Penney Roy Wiseman and Lisa Kugelman

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Peter and Patricia Wright Atty. and Mrs. J. Brian Gaffney Mrs. Angela Orsene Mr. Thomas Almy, Jr. Ms. Carol Benjamin Mrs. Gertrude Bray Ms. Cynthia A. Carlson Naomi and Michael Cohen Joseph Garner and Leslie Garner Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti Laurie W. Gelston Alt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beresford Phil Brencher Mr. Kent Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. James Cohen Artist's Circle Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bergman Ms. Patricia Ann Bresnahan Ms. Karalyn Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coletti Anonymous Gengras Ms. Lynn Puddington and Amodio, Jr. Mrs. Ruth Berlin Dr. Sybille Brewer Mr. and Mrs. David J. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collins Mr. Gerard Amaun Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Mr. Lucas Lefrancis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Angelbeck Mr. and Mrs. John Berman Mrs. Anona Broadman Ms. Karalyn Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Al Comen Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann Joseph Grabarz and Ronek Patel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Putnam Anonymous Ms. Beth Berman Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Elaine and Richard Carmelich Ms. Sandra Conlin and Ms. Ellen Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grace Elenor G. Reid and W. Howie Ms. Diana Appleton Ms. Linda Bernstein Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carney Mr. Joseph Puzzo Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Baekeland Mr. and Mrs. John A. Green Muir Kenneth and Christine Archer Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Dr. and Mrs. James Brody Mr. and Mrs. Ted Carrier Mrs. Kathleen S. Conran Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis The Honorable Arnold W. Berry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Brodnicki Mr. and Mrs. James Carros Rev. Jack and Mrs. Nancy Cook Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Mr. David Berto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Broker Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carter Miss Helen P. Cooke Jack and Francie Bergquist Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Mrs. and Mr. Nancy S. Scott Mr. Tony Astmann Ms. Tina Bickmore Ms. Donna Brooks and Mrs. Anne Carubba and Ms. Margaret D. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt and Mr. David Levin Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Rabbi and Ms. Gary L. Atkins Karen Binney Ms. Dianne Crowe Mr. Ronald A. Carubba Ms. Merina Corby Dick and Donna Fanelli Mr. Thomas Gruber and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Mr. Stephen C. Atwood and Mr. Jeffrey Bishop and Ms. Ellen M. Brown Mrs. Laura F. Cassidento Mr. and Mrs. James Corless Laura Boehm Ms. Elaine Widmer Ms. Elizabeth L. Snow Mr. Robert Nichols Ms. Janet Hayes Put and Nannie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cathcart Mr. and Mrs. David Costa Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Laura R. Harris Mr. Bob Goodman and Mr. and Mrs. James Aufman Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Bissell Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brown Ms. Lorey Cavanaugh Ms. Jill Costa Douglas Bray & Francine Austin Ms. Kimberly Harrison Ms. Karen Tomasko Ms. Francine D. Augeri Dr. and Mrs. Jack N. Dr. Ronald B. Brown and Mr. Michael Centrella and Richard and Elaine Couture Mr. Robert Buccheri Ms. Miriam A. Hayes Ms. Martha G. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Don Augusta Blechner, M.D. Ms. Jane H. Rowe Mr. Thomas McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Mike Covello Ms. Barbara Canzonetti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Mr. Vincent Turley and Mr. Michael Avicolli Ms. Jan Blencowe Major Timothy C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilg Ms. Fran Barringer Mr. Don DiGenova and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Blessing Ms. Frances Brown Holmes Centrella Quinby C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Mr. and Mrs. James W. Jacobs, Col. Carl R. Venditto, Ms. Ann Azevado Ms. Lynette Bletchman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cephas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Craine Drs. Alex and Marbelia Cech Jr. USMCR (Ret.) Ron and Jeanie Babineau Ms. Susan Block and Janet and Robert B. Bruner Mr. Daniel Cersosimo Mr. and Mrs. William Culley Robert and Deborah Cerciello Ms. Jena Janovy Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Wodtke Ms. Marie D. Baker Ms. Harriet Katz John and Arlene Buckey Mary K. Cervoni Ms. Judith Cullison Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Sally and Carl Johnson Lynn and John Wadhams Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bakker Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bloostein Ms. Maria Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings Ms. Phyllis Chiodo Charles and Gina Kahn Elaine Widmer Mrs. Karen H. Balko Mr. and Mrs. Steven Blotner Mrs. Sara Buell Chambrello Dr. and Mrs. Burton Cunin Mr. Raymond Gagliardone and Elizabeth Karlames Emilie L. Yukna Mr. Steven G. Banasiewicz and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blum Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buonafede Ms. Susan Chandler Mr. James Curley Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Dr. James S. Hoffman and Mr. Paul R. Archaski Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Blumer Ms. Janice A. Burrill Ms. Jane Charbonnier Mr. and Mrs. David Cusick M. R. Cipriano David Keating Dr. Karen Zabrensky Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Banca Mr. and Mrs. Russ Boehle Ms. Rebecca Butler Mr. and Mrs. William Chasse Ms. Ruth Cutler Constance M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Ms. Kathleen Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chatman Ms. Janet Czepiel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley Kingsley Zimmermann, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William Bansavage Bonneville June A. Cameron Ms. Hope Childs Mrs. Michael D'Apice Errede The Honorable Alfred V. Janice and David Klein Mr. Scott A. Barnes and Robert and Sallie Boody Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camposeo Dr. Roslyn Chosak and Mr. and Mrs. David D'Atri Covello and Mrs. Covello Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Friend's Circle Ms. Larisa Yelunina Mr. Harvey Bordett and Mrs. Mary Cannella Mr. Aaron Allinson Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Da Silva Ms. Cheryl Craddock Mr. and Mrs. John Kronholm Carmine and Deborah Abate Mr. and Mrs. Armond Barneschi Ms. Elizabeth Valdez Mr. Paul Canning and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czepiga Marilou and Mike Lang Mr. George Adair and Ilene and Mike Baron Mrs. Audrey Borgstedt Ms. Marie Lavendier Christiansen Daigneault Ms. Catherine Daly and Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lazarek Ms. Cynthia McMillian Mr. and Mrs. Marty Baron Mrs. Penney Borovsky Mr. and Mrs. John Canora Mrs. Joanne M. Clark Raymond and Sharon Dalton Mr. Roy Dion Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Mr. Justus J. Addiss and Mr. and Mrs. Eliot B. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boshl Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cantor Mrs. Marjorie A. Clarke Ms. Carla Danajovits Donald Davidson Mrs. Jane S. Mack Ms. Alison L. Johnson Ann and Randall Barton Ms. Jennifer Boudreau and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cantor Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Ms. Penny Daniels and Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis Paul and Kay Marier Ms. Martha Ahlquist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Batson Mr. Justin Tacchi Mr. Robert Carangelo and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mr. George Stearns Jared and Clare Edwards Ms. Lynne C. Mazadoorian Mr. and Mrs. Len Albert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Batson Mr. Robert Bowsza and Ms. Elizabeth Natale Clebnik Scott and Anne Daniels Drs. Geoffrey and Karan and Mr. John M. Lockhart Mr. Mark Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bauer Mrs. Carolyn Gimbrone Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carbaugh Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Daniels Emerick Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Ms. Wendy Wipprecht Mrs. Margaret H. Beakey Ms. Ellie Boyd and Ms. Diane Ms. Rosa E. Cardozo and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Nancy Dart Barbara J. Erickson Joan G. Morgan Ms. Linda Allard Thomas G. Jones and Leslie Dubreuil Mr. Daniel A. O'Connell, Sr. Clements Ms. Danielle Dato Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Marjorie E. Morrissey Mrs. Sally H. Allen P. Beal Christina Boyson Ms. Maggie Carlin Mr. Gary Cluen and Ms. Ethel Davis Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisher Robert A. Mugford and Mr. Steven Allinson and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bradanini Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlozzi Mrs. Cathy Bysiewicz-Cluen Mr. Alan Davis and Ms. Susan Mrs. Barbara Flynn Miriam Hayes Ms. Autumn Hanshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mrs. Irene Braren Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson Ms. Noreen Cochran Engel Dr. Holly Frost Mr. Robert Murzyn Ms. Cynthia Allyn Bellantuono Ms. Dale Brauner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Richard Coffey Mr. and Mrs. David Davison Drs. Michael and Adrienne Fulco Sara Cree Norris Ms. Mary R. Almy and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Benavides Mr. and Mrs. Peter Braunthal Carlson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Coghill Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dedmond

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doolittle Rev. Margret Hofmeister Ms. Fischbach and Mr. Wolman Mr. and Mrs. John Fresina Eric L. Gladstein, D.M.D. Grudzinski Ms. Anita Hochstein and DeFrancesco Mrs. Anne Doris-Eisner and Rose Sargis Ernesto Ms. Ellen Fischbein Mr. and Mrs. H. Neil Fresk Dr. and Mrs. Todd M. Ms. Katherine A. Gula Mr. James Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Jay DeFrank Mr. Lawrence Eisner Mrs. Sarah Erwich Mrs. Gloria L. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fries Gladstone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Ms. Diane A. Dounouk Christine Parnagian Esposito Mr. Eric Fisk Sandra S. Fries Mr. and Mrs. Marc Glass Marie S. Gustin Hoffman DeGraff, Jr. Ms. Ellen Dove Mr. Paul Evans and Richard J. Fitol Mr. and Mrs. John D. Frink Ms. Jennifer Glick Ms. Mary Ann Haar Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Hoffman Ms. Rosemary Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Ms. Shannon Dow Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fitz Mr. Herbert S. Frisbie Ms. Nina M. Glickson and Ms. Margo Lynn Hablutzel Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Ms. Renee Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Greg Evans Mrs. Elizabeth E. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fromson Mr. Worth David Mr. and Mrs. David Hahn Holland Mr. and Mrs. William DeMilia Mr. and Mrs. Mark Duda Mr. and Mrs. Scott Falk Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Fumiatti Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rev. Patricia Hames Tom Hollinger and Kathy Coe Ms. Diane Dennison and Atty. and Mrs. William V. Ms. Michele U. Farley and Bruce and Kris Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gabree Godlewski Ms. Kathryn B. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord G. Horn Mr. Austin Allan Dworski Mr. Phillip Norton Mrs. Marianne Flynn Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Dr. Jordan Goetz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hannah Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Horton Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dykas Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Foley Mr. Francis Gagliardi Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Goff Mr. Stephen F. Hard and Elisabeth and William Hosmer Derasadourian Mrs. Lydia K. Dyson Ms. Madeleine Favre Mr. Thomas R. Foley Ms. Gayle Gagliardo and Mr. and Ms. Michael Goldbas Mr. Mark Giulietti Mr. and Mrs. Roger Howard Mr. Kevin Derasadourian Mr. and Mrs. William Eakins Mr. and Mrs. John Feehan Mr. Craig Swanson and Ms. Jill Lacedonia Mr. Albert Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Karl Eckert Ms. Patricia Feeley Ms. Sheila Foss-Swanson Ms. Cheryl L. Gagne and Mr. Eric Goldberg Harris, Jr. The Hudkins Family E. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Fenmore Ms. Sharon M. Foster Ms. Paula Collier Mrs. Joanne E. Goldfarb Ms. Maureen Hart Dr. Jane D. Hudson Ms. Elizabeth di Mauro Dr. and Mrs. Michael Egan Feigenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fox Mr. Richard Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hartt Mr. Rob W. Huestis and Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Diamond Ms. Laura Eisenberg Ms. Edith Fein Ms. Nanci D. Fox Ms. Felicia Gajda Ms. Marcy Goldstein Mr. Julian Hartt and Ms. Susan I. Burns Mr. Craig Diangelo Mr. and Mrs. Jon Eisenhandler Edward and Sherry Feinglass Ms. Jeanette Francini Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gomby Mrs. Jenifer S. Hartt Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ms. Constance G. Dix Ms. Ruth Ellison Ms. Kathleen Fekete Nathan L. Frank Ms. Jean Galli Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gondarowski Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert K. Hughes III Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan Ms. Carolyn Emerson Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Fellman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Ms. Rachel Galligan and Ms. Laurel Goodgion Hatch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alan Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Jacek Dolata Mr. Bob Englehart and Ms. Lillian A. Ferdinand and Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Frankel Mr. Kevin Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold W. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hatch Ms. Lois A. Huot Ms. Jennifer Dole Ms. Pat McGrath Ms. Sonna Van Kampen Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Mr. Ben Gaman Goodman Ms. Betty Hatsian and Ms. Rebecca Hurley Ms. Maryellen Donnelly Robert and Elizabeth Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fester Mr. Howard R. Zern Mrs. Beverly Gans Mr. Thomas Goodrum and Mr. Sil Sarubbi Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit Mrs. Lucy B. Donovan Mr. Gregory Erisoty and Mrs. Gay Fialko Dr. Herbert S. Freiman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garcia Ms. Evelyn Benoit Mr. Rich Hayden and Katherine and Martin Ill Mr. Kevin G. Donovan Mr. James Erisoty Ms. Susan J. Fiegel and Congressman and Linda Garcia Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gordon Ms. Karin Krochmal Mr. and Mrs. David Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dr. Linda Erlanger and Mr. Douglas A. Rapp, Jr. Mrs. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen Ms. Linda B. Gardiner and Mr. Joseph R. Gorneault, Jr. Mr. Chris Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Mr. Gerald V. Raulinaitis Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Ms. Amy Lawson Jacobs Ms. Clare Gatta Gosman Nina Mayhall Hayes Mr. Kenneth Jacobs and Museum staff members Jenna Lucas and Linda Mare with the winners of Nor'easter: The 45th Annual Juried Members Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gaudette Ms. Katherine Goss and Ms. Kathy Hayes Ms. Marion Haymann Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm B. Mr. Kenneth Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayman Mrs. Joan Jannace Gauster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Mr. and Mrs. David Jarmon Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Geddo Mr. Bruce Green Ms. Mary-Ellen Hebert and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mrs. Peggie Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. Michael Hebert Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Ken Geisler Greenbaum Dr. and Mrs. John A. Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Loftus Jestin Joel A. Gengras Arthur and Zadelle Krasow Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Greenblatt Hershenson Johnson Genovesi Ms. Kathryn H. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gerity Ms. and Mrs. Cecil V. Gresham David and Patricia Hickox Ms. Jennifer Johnson and Mrs. Theresa Gerratana Ms. Noreen Grice and Mrs. Nancy Hicks Ms. Megan S. Boyles Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gerrol Mr. Dennis Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Kenn Johnson Mr. Peter S. Gersten Mrs. Shirley Griffin Dr. and Mrs. David A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. Dennis Natalie Giana Ms. Mary C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hirsch Johnston Mrs. Teresa Gianzinetti Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. T. Donald Mr. Edward Juskowiak Mr. N. W. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Carl Groves Hirschfeld Ms. Renana Kadden Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert Ms. Sally Grucan Mrs. Phyllis A. Hjerpe Mr. and Mrs. J. Kahan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gilewski Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Hobart Mr. and Mrs. George T.

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Kalif, Jr. Ms. Judith Essenson Dr. and Mrs. Carl Lecce Ms. Sandy Magyar Sekiko McDonald Morrill, Jr. Ms. Linda Nomeyko Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins Mr. David Kallander Ms. Eva Klinger Rich Lechner and Tae Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Jon Maher Mr. and Mrs. James McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Gary Morrissey Mr. Richard L. Norgaard Ms. Edith Pestana and Mr. Robert Kalogeros Ms. Rose Kochanowsky Mr. George S. Lechner Mrs. Laverne H. Mahoney Ms. Barbara A. McManus Ms. Elizabeth Moss and Mrs. Lois P. O'Brien Mr. Ross Bunnell The Honorable Jonathan Ms. Kathleen Kolb and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Dr. John D. Mahony and Ms. Bonnie McNair Ms. Kathleen Zecchin Mr. Tim O'Brien and Donald and Marilyn Pet J. Kaplan and Mrs. Linda Mr. Paul Forlenza Lederman Ms. Susan C. Matthews Dr. and Mrs. Charles McNair Ms. Virginia H. Moss and Ms. Peg Kirkpatrick Dr. and Mrs. William A. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Komanetsky Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mailly Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ms. Elisabeth Moss Mr. Sean O'Connor and Petit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kaplan Rita C. and Edward J. Ms. Sandra A. Lee Ms. Colleen Malley McNally Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Moss Ms. Maris Fiondella Ms. Marlu Picardi Mrs. Carol R. Kaplan Kordoski** Ms. Dawn Leger Ms. Janice Mancini Mr. Kevin P. McNamara Ms. Lai Siang Moy and John and Sally O'Hara Ms. Anne Pidano and Ms. Nancy Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kosto Mr. Gerald M. Lemega and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann and Rev. Craig M. Nowak Mr. Richard Kominowski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. Alan Lake Mrs. Marian Katz Ms. Jill Kovalich Ms. Nancy R. Lemega-Watt Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mannheim Ms. Linda J. Mead Khoury and Judie Mubarek O'Sullivan Mrs. Judith Pinney Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kay Ms. Mary Ellen Kowalewski Robert T. Leo, Jr. Mr. Constantine Manthous Stage R. Media Atty. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Christopher Pitt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kean and Ms. Kathleen A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lerman and Dr. Pamela Manthous Marsha and Jim Meehan Mullen, Jr. O'Sullivan Ms. Patty J. Pittman and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keane Kowalewski Mrs. Lorraine LeRoy and Dr. Pamela Manthous Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Murphy Mr. Andrew Obelnicki and Ms. Alexandra Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Keating Irene and Ken Kowalski Ms. Brenda Travers Mr. and Mrs. David Manware Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Ms. Giuliana Musilli and Ms. Kathleen Kelliher Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Polinsky Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Maresh Menatian Mr. Scott Schooley Mr. and Mrs. Julian Offsay Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Porter Shirley Keezing Mr. Ted Koziol Mr. Steven Levack and James M. and Susan S. Mrs. Thomas J. Meskill Mr. and Mrs. Larry Myers Mr. and Mrs. Philip Olivetti Mrs. Alice Poulos Prof. Dorothy Bosch Keller Ms. Bettye Kramer and Ms. Susan Delaporta Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metz Ms. Nancy Najarian Ms. Dorothy Dabkowski and Mrs. Lynne C. Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Kelley Mr. John Kramer Mrs. Billie M. Levy Ms. Linda Markiewicz Mr. Harry E. Meyer Jane Napieracz Ms. Theresa Olsen Gordon and Francoise Pratt Joan Lazar Kemler & Barry J. Mr. and Mrs. William Kramer Mr. James Ligas and Mr. Joe Markley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Mr. William Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Price Kemler Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Kray Ms. Mary Nerbonne Dr. and Mrs. William Maron Mr. and Mrs. Nassos Michas Naples Mrs. Joani Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Krinsky Julia J. and Carl W. Ms. Kathleen Marr Dr. Nancy J. Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. G. Justin Dr. Pauline Olsen Ms. Catherine Probolus Kemmerer Ms. Julianna Kristoff Lindquist, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Marsted Mrs. Jennifer N. Middleton Natale Muriel and Edward Olson, Ms. Louise Boyson Pruyne Ms. Joan Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman Mr. James R. Lindsay Jeffrey Marsted Ms. Adrienne Milics and Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Jr. and Ms. Christina Boyson Dr. Francis Keefe Ruth and David Krugman Henry Link Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Mr. Richard Craig Natches Ms. Laura Ondrush and Mr. Kenneth L. Przybysz Mr. and Mrs. William Keohane Mr. Rudolph Ksiazkiewicz Susan H. Livingston Martello Ms. Brenda J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nattrass Ms. Rosalie Ondrush Ms. Christine M. Quallen Judith and Richard Keppelman Lee Kuckro Mr. James Lizzi Mr. and Mrs. William Martha Mr. and Mrs. Nick Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mr. Kevin M. Quinn and Ms. Koleen Kerski Ms. Carla Kurt and Mr. Jol Dr. Grace Lo and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ms. Maureen Miller Ms. Shelley Neels Oppenheim Ms. Joan Albert Mrs. Betty W. Kierstead Dantzig Dr. Jonathan Korn Martin Don and Regina Miller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neiditz Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ozeck Ms. Jane Rainwater Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kilbride Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kuzmak Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Loeb James H. and Melinda L. Mr. Stanley Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Neilan Rev. Joseph L. Pace Mr. and Mrs. James Rancourt Mr. and Mrs. Lance Kilburn Miss Judith Lackey Mr. and Mrs. John Long Martin Ms. Emily Lebovitz-Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Ms. Nina Pae Mrs. Emily W. Rankin Ms. Kathleen Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. Keith Landa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lorch Antonie M. Martin Dr. Jean Weigert and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Borden Painter, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rarey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kiley Judge and Mrs. John J. Irene Loretto Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Martin Mr. Dan Millstein Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nemeth Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mrs. June Kingsbury Langenbach Mrs. Joan M. Losee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martino David Miner and Stephanie Ms. Shirley Mae Neu and Mr. and Mrs. George Palms, Ratzan Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Tom and Lori Lanson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lotstein Mr. and Mrs. James Mason Robiner Mr. Frank Haviland Jr. Ms. Erika Reen Kinstler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lantagne Ms. Cindy Lovell Mr. James Poglitsch and Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Roberta Nevers Arthur A. Palmunen Ms. Karen Regenauer and Mrs. Barbara Kirejczyk Mark and Sara Lapuk Mr. David Luecke Ms. Marcie Matuszak Mitchell, M.D. Ms. Erin Newton Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pancer Ms. Kristen Regenauer Mrs. Wendy D. Kirkland Christopher and Janet M. Ms. Mary Lung'aho and Ms. Carol Mawhinney Ms. Ann Molod and Mr. Ben J. Nichols Ms. Katherine Papathanasis Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Reid Mr. Charles B. Kistler and Larsen Mr. Barry Goff Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mayo Mr. Arnold Cohen Mr. Travis Nichols and Ms. Nancy C. Parker Ms. Sara Reid Ms. Maria C. Pizzonia Richard and Elaine Lau Mr. Tim Lyman and Ms. Anne McAloon Nancy P. Moorad Ms. Erica Santa Lucia Mr. and Mrs. Steve Parsons Mr. Jonathan B. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Stan Klaneski Ms. Judith Lawes Mr. Alden Smith Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Ms. Nancy Moore and Ms. Margaret Nicholson Ms. Gia Pascarelli and Mr. John Reilly Ms. Lydia Klatsky Ms. Lisa S. Lazarek Mr. James B. Lyon McAuliffe Mr. Donald Hulnick Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Mr. Robert Colopy Ms. Carolyn Reiners Mr. and Mrs. David Klau Mr. Anthony Lazzaro Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. Bill McAvoy Ms. Dede Moore Nicholson Mr. Greg Pastor and Joan and Allan Reiskin Dr. Lawrence Klein Ms. Nancy P. Leach and MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Dr. Marie-Suzanne Ms. Heather Blum-Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reisner Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein Mr. William Michaud Mr. Paul Maciorowski McCarthy Mr. Dennis Morin and Niedzielska Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Pellum Ms. Sam Reisner Naomi and Joel M. Kleinman Mr. Kevin Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Madfis Ms. Julie Ann McCormick Mr. David Owens Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Penney Mr. Jason Revzon and Mr. David Kline and Ms. Cheryl Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Mag Melanie and Bill McCue Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Noble Lois and Hugh Penney Ms. Catherine Tom-Revzon

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Ms. Sandy Rhodes and Mr. Edward G. Russo and Ms. Rachel Sexton and Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Smith Ms. Judith Talbot Mr. Robert T. Vinopal The Wiszniak Family Mr. Charles Jones Mr. Len Comeau Mr. Bill Hart Clare Brett Smith Ms. Emily Talcott and Mr. Paul Virostek Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Mary Ellen B. Riback Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Smith Mr. Ken Lynch Mrs. Phyllis J. Visnauskas Leonard and Jean Witz Ency Richardson and Neville Michael and Deborah Sacks Shahverdian Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Waage Ms. Sylvia Jane Wojcik Doherty Mr. Paul Sadowitz and Dr. Donald L. and Nan R. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Phil Waldeck Ms. Dorie Wojcik Mr. Merrill Gay and Ms. Jeanne Allison Shapiro Smith, Jr. William and Barbara Taylor Dr. Linda A. Waldman and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf, Jr. Ms. Mary C. Richardson Mr. Stuart Sakovich and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharp Major Timothy C. Smith and Mr. Carlton C. Taylor Dr. Howard Sommer Mr. and Mrs. Nathan D. Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Rickard Ms. Judy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Ms. Frances Brown Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tedder Patricia L. Walker Woodberry Ms. Barbara J. Ricketts Mrs. Barbera Salinger Shaw II Mr. and Mrs. George B. Smith Joann Temkin** Dr. and Mrs. John Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Mr. Harold Sanchez and Mr. David Shaw Mr. Alden Smith Ms. Janet Temple Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wall Woods, Jr. Rieger, Jr. Mrs. Nina Goodless-Sanchez Claire E. Shea Ms. Barbara Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tim Teran Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Wortman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ritch Mrs. George Sanford Ms. Stephanie Sheaffer Ms. Sandra Sorel-LeDuc and Mr. and Mrs. Elliot D. Tertes Wallengren Ms. Mary Wynn Ms. Suzy Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Nild Sansone Ms. Ellen Sheehan Mr. Ken LeDuc Mr. Peter Tessner and Ms. Marybeth Walsh Elizabeth Yannello Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roach Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sargent Mr. David Sherman and Ira Spar, M.D. Ms. Martha Risser Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ms. Diana Creamer Barry and Peggy Spass Ms. Kate Themel Mrs. Karen Walsh and Zaccheo, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Saubermann Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Sherman Robert Srulowitz & Sharon Ms. Ruth A. Thibodeau Kelly Mr. David Walsh Mr. Michael Zager and Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Saunders Dan Sherr & Margaret Straka and Mr. Paul T. Thibodeau Dr. and Mrs. Martin Wand Ms. LouAnne McDonald Lewis and Amy Robinson Mr. Henry Savage and Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. James St. Pierre Ms. Michelle Thomas Mrs. Diane Ward Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zagorsky Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Helen Savage Dr. and Mrs. Irving Shiffman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stafstrom Ms. Ann E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Warn Ms. Anita C. Zakrzewski and Robson Mrs. Wanda C. Savona Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Staib Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ms. Barbara Zakrzewski Ms. Jane Rochford and Lenore and Steven Schack Shimelman Mr. Alan Stalb and Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Waskowitz Ms. Jane Zande and Mr. Robert Palochko Mr. and Mrs. John Schaetzl Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shipman Ms. Suzanne Jacques Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mr. Steven Waznia and Mr. Jeffrey Smith Dr. and Mrs. Joel Roffer Mr. Richard Schimmelpfeng Mr. Alan K. Shomsky and Ms. Betty Stalter and Throckmorton Ms. Denise Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Rod Zander Robert and Brenda Roggeveen Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Schindler Ms. Melanie H. Kotkowski Ms. Jennifer Schollin Mrs. Polly M. Timken Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zavod Ms. Deborah Romaniw Carolyn and Dave Schnatz Ms. Sue Shortley Linda Stamm and Arnold Patch Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ms. Linda Webber Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Zdanys Atty. Aaron J. Romano and William and Nancy Schneider Mr. Laurence A. Sibrack Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Steier Tombaugh Ms. Patricia Wehrli-Zemsta Ms. Diane Zibell and Ms. Cynthia Fernandez- Mr. and Mrs. Hal Schoen Irene and Allen Silberstein Dr. and\ Mrs. Jeffrey Stein Ms. Jane Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Wellings Mr. Charles W. Candiotti Romano Mr. Steve Arnold and Ms. D.M. Silvesteri Mr. Paul Zolan and Ms. Kate Mr. Humphrey Tonkin Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Weston Dr. and Mrs. Fred M. H. Ms. Albina Romanski Ms. Janet Schrager Robin Simmons Steinway Ms. Cynthia Toporek and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whalen Ziter, Jr. Mrs. June Rosen and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Mr. Kyle Slocum Mr. Lawrence White and Michael and Catherine Zizka Mr. Abrams Schulenburg Simon Cyndi Billian Stern Paul F. Tourtillotte Ms. Kathryn W. Cunningham Mr. Howard Zusman Ms. Michele L. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. David Schultz Ms. Carrie Simon Mr. Richard Stevens and Ms. Ann J. Towle Mrs. Margaret P. White Mr. Adam Zweifler and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenfeld Ms. Shirley B. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simone Ms. Ann Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicz Ms. Maureen Armstrong Dr. Gary Ross Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schwartz Mrs. Emaly Simone Mr. John Stewart III and Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wiedie Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Ms. Susan Simons and Ms. Candace Heublein Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ms. Sally Roumanis and Schwedel Ms. Judith Fogg Dr. and Mrs. Alden L. Stock Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Unfried Wildman Mr. Hunter Smith Mr. Michael Scougall Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Mrs. Susan Stoppelman Dr. and Mrs. Dean Uphoff Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willard Ms. June C. Roy Dr. Howard Segal and Ms. Susan Skarvinko Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Mr. and Mrs. John Valengavich Ms. Holly M. Williams Diane and Edmund Rubacha Ms. Karen Katz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slaughter Storrs Louise Valentine Ms. Sandra A. Williams and Ms. Greta Rubinow Dr. and Mrs. Leon H. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mr. Mervyn Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Ms. Emily J. Poriss Diana and Vincent Rudzinski Seitelman Slipchinsky Ms. Nancy M. Stuart and Vasiliou J. Fenton Williams Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr and Wanda N. Seldon Mr. Richard Slone and Mr. David G. Lang Ms. Patti Anne Vassia Mr. and Mrs. William M. A. Mr. Richard F. Rumohr Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Selig Dr. Eugenia Slone Ms. Linda Faye Sturtevant Ms. Celine Vialle Wilson** Mrs. Frances V. Russell Mr. Gene Sengstock and Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slone and Mr. Ron Scardacchi Ms. Ann Vibert Wuelfing Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Dr. Kristina Russell and Ms. Marie Darin Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smardin Edythe Sussman Cara A. Vilas Wilson Mr. Richard H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Senuta Miss Maryann M. Smialowski Mr. and Mrs. James G. Sutton Ms. Amelia Villara Mrs. John Wischenbart

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CORPORATE/ Cheshire Public Library Minor Memorial Library Wethersfield Public Library Sanford Low, Jr. INSTITUTIONAL Chester Public Library Morris Public Library Willimantic Public Library James Marinelli MEMBERS Clark Memorial Library Mystic and Noank Library Willington Public Library Adrienne Marks BoneeWeintraub, LLC Cora J. Belden Library New Britain Public Library Willoughby Wallace Brian McDonald Central Connecticut State Cromwell Belden Public New Canaan Library Memorial Library Kevin P. McNamara and University Library New Fairfield Free Public Wolcott Public Library Craig M. Nowak David R. Edelson, DMD & Danbury Public Library Library Woodbridge Town Library Joan G. Morgan Assoc., P.C. Deep River Public Library New Milford Public Library Woodbury Public Library Marie-Suzannne Niedzielska EMCOR Services New Douglas Library North Haven Memorial Ann Parkhurst As of June 30, 2014 England Mechanical Durham Public Library Library Allen Pease HERITAGE SOCIETY Event Resources, Inc. E.C. Scranton Memorial Norwalk Public Library Hugh and Lois Penney Anonymous (5) Harris, Adelberg & Strauss Library Oliver Wolcott Library John and Susan Rathgeber Frederick and Joan Baeke- Insurance Agency, Inc. East Granby Public Library Plainville Adult and Belle Ribicoff land Jones, Raphael & Oulundsen, East Haddam Free Public Continuing Education Sali Godard Riege Sylvia Bonney Inc. Library Plainville Public Library Norman and Janet Rodrigue Mitzi Bowman Law Office of Kevin C. East Hampton Public Library Plumb Memorial Library Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Elizabeth Chamberlain Ferry, LLC East Hartford Public Library Portland Library Donald and Nan Shapiro Mary P. Clapp Lindquist Insurance Eastford Public Library Prospect Public Library Alan and Barbara Spargo Kay Clarke Associates, Inc. Enfield Public Library Prosser Public Library Robert Srulowitz and Sharon Leonard G. Clough Manchester Community Essex Library Association Renbrook Library Straka Barbara Lang Cole College Fairfield Public Library Richmond Memorial Todd and Marenda Stitzer Brendan and Carol Conry Mental Health Association Farmington Library Library Helen Thompson Priscilla Cunningham of Connecticut Fletcher Memorial Library Rockville Public Library Eleanor Thornton Abby L. Doolittle Trinity College Goshen Public Library Russell Library Michael and Linda Tomasso Lawrence English University of Connecticut Granby Public Library Saxton B. Little Free Atty. Stanley Traceski, Jr. James Fellows University of Hartford Guilford Free Library Library Atty. Lynne A. Ustach Gunn Memorial Library Simsbury Public Library Karl and Muriel Fleis- Lindsley and Gwen Wellman chmann LIBRARY PASS Hamden Public Library Somers Public Library John H.P. and Karen Wheat Judith Gaffney MEMBERS Harwinton Public Library South Windsor Public Library Peter and Patricia Wright Henry Carter Hull Library Southbury Public Library Sarah (Sally) Given Elizabeth G. Yannello Acton Public Library James Blackstone Memorial Southington Library and Robert and Evelyn Graham Jean Young Andover Public Library Library Museum Concetta P. Granski** Archbishop O'Brien Library Jonathan Trumbull Library Terryville Public Library Alan Green, Jr. Atwater Memorial Library Kent Memorial Library The Norfolk Library David and Laura Grey Avon Free Public Library, Inc. Killingly Public Library Thomaston Public Library Ken and Donna Griffen Babcock Library Killingworth Library Tolland Public Library Rev. Paul J. Halovitch Bakerville Library Ledyard Libraries—Bill The Torrington Library Stephen F. Hard and Mark Beacon Falls Public Library Library Tunxis Community College Giulietti Beardsley and Memorial Levi E. Coe Library Library Serena Hatch Library Library Association of Wallingford Public Library Paul Kanev Bentley Memorial Library Warehouse Point Warren Public Library Sally King Berlin-Peck Memorial The Licia & Mason Beekley Watertown Library Charles and Joan Leach Library Community Library Association George S. Lechner Bethel Public Library Lucy Robbins Welles Library Welles-Turner Memorial Mrs. Edgar Lee Booth & Dimock Library Lyme Public Library Library Dawn Leger Brainerd Memorial Library Manchester Public Library West Hartford Public Robert T. Leo, Jr. Brookfield Library Mansfield Public Library Library Robert Lesser Burlington Public Library Meriden Public Library Westbrook Public Library Billie Levy Burnham Library Middlebury Public Library Weston Public Library Henry Link Canton Public Library Milford Public Library Westport Library Geraldine Lombard Case Memorial Library * Charter Member/s 84 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 85 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

DONORS TO MUSEUM Cheryl Chase and Stuart Bear Charles & Christine Shivery Mrs. Jean Holden Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carter Adlyn and Ted Loewenthal OPERATIONS The Rhoda and David Chase Sonepar USA Sam and Polly Huntington Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlain Sylvia and Ian Lucas THROUGH ANNUAL Family Foundation, Inc. Sorenson-Pearson Family Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Leonard Clough John and Brenda Manning FUND, MEMBERSHIP, Sandra and Arnold Chase Foundation Inc. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen Ms. Linda Mare GIFTS AND GRANTS Downes Construction Thomas and Filomena Soyster International Barging Tours Cohn Reznick James H. and Melinda L. Company, LLC TD Charitable Foundation Ion Bank Foundation Connecticut Community Martin AND SPECIAL Hartford HealthCare The New England Guild, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Jepson Foundation Harry and Janice Mazadoorian EVENTS Hartford Steam Boiler Claudia and Robert Thesing Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Brendan and Carol Conry Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. $90,000–$99,999 Inspection & Insurance Co. The Warrington Foundation Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin Department of Economic and Cassandra Henderson United Technologies Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Copeland Mental Health Association of Community Development SEI Investments Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kraczkowsky Mr. and Mrs. M. Timothy Connecticut Stanley Black & Decker Ms. Elizabeth T. Thomspon University of Connecticut Margaret and Roger Lawson Corbett New York Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. David K. Zwiener Mr. and Mrs. Anthony The George A. and Grace L. Evan R. Cowles & Brie P. Elizabeth H. Norton Trust Fund $60,000–$89,999 Viscogliosi Long Foundation Quinby Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pape II American Savings Foundation $9,999–$5,000 Viscogliosi Bros. LLC David and Dorothy Lund Mr. David L. Donoghue The Robert & Margaret Patricelli Jay Porter Bruemmer** in Ann Beha Architects, Inc W. Casey and Kathryn West Mr. Gerard Lupacchino Ms. Christine M. Doty Family Foundation, Inc. memory of Lorraine Art Alliance for Contemporary Mr. Tom Yost and Ms. Mary Main Street Community Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mr. John Pearson Venskunas Bruemmer Glass Daniel Foundation Downes III Penn National Insurance Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. Douglas and Kimberly Manchester Community College Mr. and Mrs. Larry English Paul and Angela Penney $50,000–$59,999 Mr. William Chase and Zeytoonjian George Martin Dr. and Mrs. David Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pike Community Foundation of Dr. Lauren Chase Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Rev. Msgr. Steven A. Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pollack Greater New Britain Christine E. Moser Foundation $4,999–$2,500 Mowell Friendship Tours Division of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Revis City of New Britain Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Brown Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo the Friendship Corporation Mrs. John H. Riege $25,000–$49,999 Clarence B. and Joan F. Dr. Cliff W. Wagner and Mary Margaret Piazza Joseph Garner and Leslie Nancy A. Ringrose Greater Hartford Arts Council Coleman Charitable Ms. Kimberly C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. David E. Polk Garner Mr. Douglas H. Robins Ms. Louise W. Korder Foundation Kenneth J. Carifa and Mark Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. Mr. John Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. National Endowment for the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clark Garavel John and Simone Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayton Robinson Arts Kathryn and Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Hal Rives and Margaret Ware Gengras Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. Todd and Marenda Stitzer Cox, III** CCSU Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rubinow Webster Bank Mr. Patrick Downes Drs. Alex and Marbelia Cech Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Goldfarb Mrs. Mary T. Sargent Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Central Connecticut State Sherer, Jr. Mrs. Tredennick-Gould Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scherer $24,999–$15,000 Ferrante University Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Clark R. Green Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Mrs. Sylvia Bonney Friedman Benda LLC Ms. Kay Clarke Melinda and Paul Sullivan Ann and Arthur Grey Schwartz Dr. Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson Alyce Tuttle Fuller Halsey and Michele Cook University of Hartford Foundation Mr. James F. Selfe Hospital of Central Hoffman Auto Group Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Lynne A. Ustach, Esq. Grove Hill Medical Center Amy and Stephen Silverman Connecticut Hospital for Special Care Mr. and Mrs. John M. Day Mr. Peter H. Van Demark Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gworek Mr. Stephen R. Sorrell and John Howard Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jarvis Duncaster Retirement Mr. Ronald Vance Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hamm Mr. Robert R. Roch SBM Charitable Foundation, Mrs. Barbara Louis Community Mr. Steve Weiss Ms. Janet L. Hoffman Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Martin EMCOR Services New Mrs. Jean P. Young Mr. John M. Jezowski Cyndi Billian Stern Signet Jewelers Ltd Drs. Timothy McLaughlin England Mechanical Farida and Ghulam Jilani Joann Temkin** The Cordover Family and Marian Kellner Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and $2,499–$1,000 Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Joseph Ms. Connie Theriault Foundation M. Stephen and Miriam R. Mr. Jonathan E. Stone Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Mr. Michael Kelly Michael and Linda Tomasso Tinty Family Foundation Miller Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleischmann Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander Mrs. Bernhard L. Kohn, Sr. Dr. Peter White TravelBuilders International Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garavel Dr. Duffield Ashmead and Mary J. Krenn Mr. Nelson H. White Moemeka Pierre and MaryEllen Guertin Mr. Eric Ort Christopher and Janet M. Zachs Family Foundation $14,999–$10,000 Quilter's Guild of Dallas Ms. Kimberly Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Larsen Sam and Janet Bailey Susan and John Rathgeber Mr. Greg Hayes Baekeland Charles and Joan Leach Bank of America Jeannette B. Schermerhorn Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hight Mr. and Mrs. Paul Banks Judie and Coleman Levy (above) Sculptor Michael McLaughlin with his bronze installation, The Boys of Summer, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth in December, 2014. Mr. Mark Schreier and Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blau Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lindroth (bottom) Michael Maglaras and Terri Templeton introducing their film Enough to Live Boudreau Ms. Margaret Marchak Holden, Jr. Mr. Kenneth F. Burtis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips On: The Art of the WPA, in May, 2015. Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff **Deceased 86 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 87 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

$999–$500 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Continuing Education Jack and Francie Bergquist Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fine Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Harris and Elsie Parsons Col. Carl R. Venditto, Ms. Monique M. Aduddell and Harris, Jr. Ms. Reed Rathgeber Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bernhardt Robert and Susan Fisher Kingsley Dr. and Mrs. Michael Passaretti USMCR (Ret.) Mr. Dennis J. Klapperich Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Mr. John Reynolds Mr. Evarists Berzins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Mr. Joseph Peixoto Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Wodtke Anonymous (2) Ms. Pamela Hastings Mr. Peter Rogers and Dick and Donna Fanelli Dr. and Mrs. Robert Flescher Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pierz Lynn and John Wadhams Mr. and Mrs. Greg Barats Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Mr. Logan Milliken Laura Boehm Mrs. Barbara Flynn Dr. and Mrs. Lester Mrs. Judith Pinney Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whalen Ilene and Mike Baron Howard, Jr. Dr. Elizabeth N. Rumohr Mr. and Mrs. John Bombara Mr. Thomas R. Foley Kochanowsky Ms. Esther A. Pryor Mr. Jeffrey White Ms. Ruth Batogowski Gregory B. Howey and and Mr. Richard F. Rumohr BoneeWeintraub, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Yves Kraus Ms. Lynn Puddington and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Antoni Berger Barbara Howey Mrs. Frances V. Russell Douglas Bray & Francine Dr. Holly Frost Eileen and Hal Kraus Mr. Lucas Lefrancis Whittemore Ms. Jenipher Boos Dr. and Mrs. Albert Hurwit S&S Worldwide Austin Drs. Michael and Adrienne Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kritzman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Putnam Winter Associates, Inc. Ms. Barbara R. Britton Mr. Peter Hyjek Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Phil Brencher Fulco Mr. and Mrs. John Kronholm Reid & Riege Ms. Elida S. Witthoeft Ms. Ursula R. Britton Herbert Isaacson Schroeder John and Jasanna Britton Atty. and Mrs. J. Brian Gaffney Marilou and Mike Lang Elenor G. Reid and W. Howie Emilie L. Yukna Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mrs. Octavia Jones Mr. and Mrs. David Sfara Ms. Gilda S. Brock and Gallery NAGA Mr. Barry N. Lastra and Muir Dr. James S. Hoffman and Burke III The Keeney Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. John Shea Mr. Robert M. Fechtor Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garthwait, Jr. Ms. Alison G. Coolbrith Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Richter Dr. Karen Zabrensky Mr. Frank Campbell Company Dr. Herb and Judith Silver Ms. Katherine Brown Joel A. Gengras Richard and Elaine Lau Ms. Monica Rockefeller Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ms. Melanie Carr Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Small Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Natalie Giana Law Office of Kevin C. Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Zaccheo, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Carver Kindelan Ms. Elizabeth L. Snow Carlson, Jr. Mr. N. W. Gibbons LLC Rodrigue Ms. Allison Zito Linda Cheverton-Wick and Mr. Austin King Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stevenson C.B. and M.S. Casinghino Mr. Michael Godbout Mr. Sidney Lawrence III John and Nancy Rogers Walter Wick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kix Elizabeth Talcott Stout Robert and Deborah Cerciello Joseph Grabarz and Ronek Patel Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lazarek Catharine M. Rogers** Constance M. Clark Janice and David Klein Mr. Bob Goodman and Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lescher Ms. Elizabeth Rubino Peter and Marcelyn Clarke Mr. Gary Knoble and Ms. Karen Tomasko Ms. Jane Charbonnier Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ms. Suzanne J. Levy Mr. Robert Ruggiero Walter A. Clebowicz Mr. Robert Black Tomasso Brothers, Inc. Mr. Raymond Gagliardone Grayson Andrew and Lauren Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. John Schaetzl Susan B. Clemow Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kosman Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ulbrich and Ms. Mary Ann Cianci Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Mr. Robert Linderman Mrs. and Mr. Nancy S. Scott Connecticut Humanities Fund Debby and David Kvam Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre M. R. Cipriano Greenberg Lindquist Insurance Mr. Michael Scougall Ms. Audrey B. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. David Levine van Rooy Ms. Kathy Civitillo Dr. Martha M. Greenwood Associates, Inc. Ms. Gail Secchiaroli The Honorable Alfred V. Carol LeWitt Gwen and Lin Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cleaver and Mr. David Levin Mr. Thomas Lines Claire E. Shea Covello and Mrs. Covello Mr. Michael Livshits and Roy Wiseman and Lisa Kugelman Mr. Allen Cohn and Ms. Deborah Griswold Lips Rousseau Partners Mr. Garrett Sheehan Mary H. Crary Ms. Julia Ferguson Mr. David A. Worsley Ms. Mary Himelstein Mr. Thomas Gruber and Mrs. Jane S. Mack Ms. Ellen Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czepiga Mr. David Mack Peter and Patricia Wright Mr. Toby Cohn Ms. Elaine Widmer Dr. and Mrs. Henry R. Maresh Joseph M. Shortall & Sara L. Mr. and Mrs. John D'Agostino Governor and Mrs. Dannel P. Mr. Kevin Wytas Connecticut Landmarks Ms. Margo Lynn Hablutzel Antonie M. Martin Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. John Deans Malloy Mrs. Susan A. Yankus Mr. Nick Conti Harris, Adelberg & Strauss Ms. Anne McAloon Mr. Kamal Shoukri Mr. Jorge Delano and Paul and Kay Marier Ms. Deborah Zimmerman Miss Helen P. Cooke Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Patricia McCooey Greg and Marzena Silpe Ms. Katherine Wadsworth Ms. Leta W. Marks Dr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cooley Laura R. Harris Sekiko McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Guy Simonian Elizabeth Elia Dorothy and Robert Zimmermann, M.D. Ms. Jill Coscarelli Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoff Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Mr. Jonathan Sirot Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson McAllister Mr. and Mrs. John Zinn Ms. Catherine Daly and Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dr. George E. Skarvinko and Mr. Steven Erie Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mr. Roy Dion Holland Mitchell, M.D. Ms. Susan Skarvinko Event Resources, Inc. Montstream $499–$250 Mrs. Michael D'Apice Errede Mr. and Mrs. Jason Howey Mr. Jonathan Morales Mr. Joseph Sparveri Fischbach Foundation Deborah and David Moore Admill Machine Co., LLC Donald Davidson David Hutchinson and Dr. Steve Moran Mr. Parker Stitzer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Mr. Hunter Morton Ms. Cynthia Allyn Mrs. Ruth Ann C. Davis Panutda Suwannanonda Joan G. Morgan Atty. James F. Sullivan and Fairbanks Mr. Richard Musgrave Mr. Gerard Amaun Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeLisa Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ilg Marjorie E. Morrissey Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Flynn Nadeau's Auction Gallery John A. and Emma Amodio DeWolfe & Wood Rare Books Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robert A. Mugford and Ms. Liz Sullo Ms. Kathanne Fowler Mr. Travis Nichols and Ms. Lois Anderson Mr. Craig Diangelo Jacobs, Jr. Miriam Hayes Mrs. H. Grant Thomas Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Ms. Erica Santa Lucia The Honorable Arnold W. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dow Ms. Jena Janovy Mr. Robert Murzyn Anne and Edward Toffolon Mr. Howard R. Zern Sara Cree Norris Aronson and Mrs. Aronson Mrs. Elaine Dymczyk Jones, Raphael & Oulundsen, Mrs. Audrey E. Natches Ms. Jane Edwards and Dr. and Mrs. James Gadzik Okay Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Astmann David R. Edelson, DMD & Inc. Mr. James Nelson Mr. Humphrey Tonkin Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Judith and Deane Olson Mr. Michael Avicolli Assoc., P.C. Charles and Gina Kahn The Neuwirth Foundation, Inc. Ms. Martha G. Trask Genovesi Mr. Stephen Paterwic Ms. Ellen Babcock Jared and Clare Edwards Elizabeth Karlames Mr. and Mrs. John Noyes Ms. Susan Tremaine Mr. Paul Gianaris Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Pease Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barrett Drs. Geoffrey and Karan Rev. Elisabeth Aurand and Dr. Pauline Olsen Mr. Vincent Turley and Mr. John Glooch Brewster and Judith Perkins Mr. and Mrs. David N. Barry Emerick David Keating Mrs. Angela Orsene Ms. Fran Barringer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg Mr. Guy S. Philoche Ms. Ann M. Beha and Ms. Cora Ennis Ms. Sylvia Kelly Mr. Richard Oulundsen Schuyler Van Winkle Prof. Alden R. Gordon Plainville Adult and Mr. Robert A. Radloff Barbara J. Erickson Mrs. June Kingsbury Mr. Albert Palmero Mr. David Velasco

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ART & EDUCATION EX- Dr. Hilary E. Freedman and Macristy Foundatino SPECIAL GIFTS Vincent C. Gagliardi Mary Margaret Piazza Mr. Peter Daboul Ms. Cynthia M. Barlow PANSION DONORS Mr. Howard R. Zern George and Phyllis Martin DEEM APPEAL Clare Gatta Beverly Field Pierz (new gifts and pledges in FY15) Howard and Sandra Fromson The John G. Martin Foundation Mr. Ronald Vance Natalie Giana Viviana Pinhasi Mr. and Mrs. Peter Britton David and Nancy Zwiener's 60th Rabbi and Mrs. Stephen L. Sekiko McDonald Teresa Gianzinetti Amy Richman in memory of Kathryn and Thomas** R. Birthdays Monique Aduddell and Fuchs Richard and Virginia McKernan ACQUISITIONS Rita Griswold, Docent Rosalind Richman Cox, III Patricia and Andrew Salner Dennis Klapperich Dr. Magda Gabor-Hotchkiss David and Jean McQuillan Anonymous (2) L. Thomas Gruber and Dr. Joel and Rhona Roffer The Aeroflex Foundation/Kay in honor of Dr. M. Stephen Louis and Marjorie Mendelson Elaine Y. Widman Rick Rosen Dona and Michael Cassella In Memory of Knight Clarke The A.R.T. Fund at Berkshire Miller and in memory of Estate of June Mitchell Taconic Community Rita Ellen Grygus Anonymous Mr. Barry Ilberman Mendel and Helen Baldessari American Savings Foundation Prof. Rollin D. Hotchkiss Marjorie Moore Charitable Tom and Gloria Gworek Frances V. Russell Miss Diane Baldessari ANONYMOUS (2) Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garthwait, Jr. Foundation Ellen Wineberg Jan and Don Hasenjager Claudia Ryan Martin and Cynthia Cooper's 60th Estate of William and Bette Natalie Giana in honor of William and Alice Mortensen Gilbert and Dr. Patricia Hatch Karen Schick Birthdays J.B. and Lillian Beach Batchelor Douglas Hyland Foundation Pat Hickox Shirley Schwartz Dr. Riccardo Ambrogio Dr. Tina de Cruz Barbara and Jim Bensten THE NBMAA Susan and Paul Goldberg Mr. Laird Mortimer VOLUNTEER PENGUIN Enid Hirst Joseph A. Servidone Sherry Berke Dr. and Mrs. Paul Goldschmidt Okay Industries, Inc./Greg Lois Ann Hodlin Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shapiro Sheila Cummings Donald Blust Lois Berkowitz APPEAL Mary Tredennick Gould in and Barbara Howey To help purchase The Boys of Joseph and Ann Howard Roberta Shea New Hartford Education Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dr. and Mrs. Abraham memory of J. Spencer Gould Mrs. Angela Orsene Summer by sculptor Michael Jim and Mary Ellen Jacobs Ellen Sheehan Association Cantrell Bernstein McLaughlin In Honor of Douglas Dr. Marie S. Gustin Donna and Steve Ozga in Hyland Farida Jilani Dr. Herb and Judy Silver Mr. and Mrs. William Cerino Ms. Joan Barry Bernstein Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Gloria memory of Paul J. Kolesinsky Sally and Carl Johnson Carrie Simon John Dillaway Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cherrone Clint and Pat Bigelow Gworek Mr. Stephen Paterwic Ron Abbe Gretchen Kelly Pamela and Kenneth Simon Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllister Ms. Alison Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartford Foundation for The Piazza Family Jeanie Babineau Joan Kennedy Susan Skarvinko Ms. Gloria Gery Boudreau Public Giving: Richard P. Merry B. Post Sandra Baclaski Bill and Joanie Kenney Barbara and Gary Smith Martha Earnest's Birthday Clark R. Green Charitable John and Jasanna Britton Garmany Fund Lorraine L. Powers Ilene and Mike Baron The Kinscherf Family Deborah Tait Ms. Suzanne Edgaro Fund Kimberly Burris and Cliff Hartford Foundation for Mrs. Millard H. Pryor, Jr. David and Bonnie Beaulieu Marie Koller Judith Talbot Mr. Barry N. Lastra and Wagner Public Giving: Donald and and Esther Pryor Carol Benjamin Bradford Korder Bill and Barbara Taylor Michael Formica Ms. Alison G. Coolbrith Community Foundation of Linda Silpe in honor of John Raye and Frances Carolyn Bountress Stan Kundra Diane Therrien Ms. Frances Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lesser Greater Birmingham/ Marzena Silpe Trzcinski Patricia and Richard Boyle Carol Lacoss Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tilney Lips Rousseau Partners Ambassador and Mrs. Christine and Howard Hausman Nancy W. Reifenstein Irene Braren Charles and Joan Leach Martha G. Trask Spence Halperin's Birthday Ms. Ann Munigle William Cabaniss, Jr. Frank Haviland and Shirley Neu Stephen and Linda Revis Douglas Bray and Francine Robert T. Leo, Jr. Anna Tufankjian Mr. Scott M. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Rhoda and David Chase on Donald and Susan Hight Bev and Cal Reynolds Austin Linda Levine Lynne Ustach Twyman behalf of the Chase Family Richard W. Hines The Edward C. and Ann T. G. Geoffrey Bray Ms. Billie Levy Mrs. Esther Veley Douglas Hyland Sandra and Arnold Chase David and Nina Hoff Roberts Foundation Mary Cannella Susan H. Livingston Susan Venberg Richard Coffey Patricia Gaffney Bowers Peter and Marcie Clarke Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Shuli and Avi Rockoff in Marie Carlson Geraldine Lombard Carl Venditto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt Dr. Jane F. Crosthwaite Holden, Jr. honor of M. Stephen and Ron and Anne Carubba Barbara Louis Kathy Vilas Judith and Deane Olson Dr. Burton and Carol Cunin Nina and Alan Hunter in Miriam Miller Sandra and Arnold Chase Ingeborg Lukens Lynn and John Wadhams, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence P. George and Phyliss Bramhall Curran Foundation in honor memory of Alison Hunter Mrs. Frances V. Russell Linda Cheverton Wick Paul and Kathleen Marier Docents Rubinow Mrs. Geraldeen Lohman of Douglas Hyland Sam and Polly Huntington Mr. Michael Scougall Manon-Lu Christ, in George Martin Rosemary Winandy Miss Rhea J. Sutter Estate of Dr. Lewis A. in memory of Roger J. and Ellen Sheehan memory of Nancy Cutter Marsha L. Mason Jean Young Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willard Rose Carley Dalburg, Jr. and Mrs. Joan Evelyn A. Larson Charles and Christine Shivery Michael Cipriano Sekiko McDonald Mary Ziomek Mr. Marvin Carley Dalburg Herbert and Lois Isaacson Marzena and Greg Silpe Bruce and Ruthellen Corbett Barbara Mendelson Douglas Hyland's Birthday Carole deBeer David and Sharon Jepson in Rev. and Mrs. Vernon F. Squire Anne DiPietro Joan G. Morgan TRIBUTES Ms. Virginia Scruggs Lucille Case Catlin Department of Economic and honor of Douglas Hyland Stanley Black & Decker Penny Dix Margaret Murphy In Honor of Claudia and Robert Thesing Ms. Candace Catlin-Hall Community Development: Scott and Kathleen Johnson Todd and Marenda Stitzer Lydia Dyson Nancy Najarian Cathey Billian’s Birthday Connecticut Office of Tourism Susan Jordan The Tinty Foundation Mary-Jane Eisen Erin Newton Alan L. Stern, M.D. and Dr. Katherine C. Ill, M.D. Roger Clarke Downes Construction Carolyn and Elliot Joseph Paula and Anthony Viscogliosi Jackie Fastaia Judy Olson Cyndi Billian Stern Miss Helen P. Cooke Mrs. Marjorie A. Clarke Company, LLC George and Darlene Kohrman Dr. J. Fenton Williams in Corinne Ferola Angela Orsene Susan A. and Jon Eisenhandler Ms. Carol Lacoss memory of Harriett Smith Gay Fialko Luc A. Ouellette Sylvia Bonney Dr. Ali Reza Nourizadeh's 80th Birthday Tom Cox Anita and Anthony Ferrante Brady and Mason McConaghy Williams Ellen Fisher Steve and Donna Ozga Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bonney Dr. Ann-Margaret Anselmo Mr. and Mrs. Lou Friedman Daniel and Joan Fine from their loving grandparents, Rosemary Winandy Sally and Nat Follansbee Susan and George Palms Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K.S. Mr. Thomas C. Flanigan and Nancy and Jerry Lemega Jean P. Young Mr. and Mrs. Philip Foss Ann Parkhurst Ken and Judy Boudreau's 50th Temmy Pieszak and Michael Miller's Hyland Mr. Jonathan E. Stone The William and Ellen Hilary E. Freedman Lana Pentore Anniversary Wedding Claudia and Robert Thesing Dr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Fletcher **Deceased 90 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 91 additional additional donations and gifts donations and gifts

Lynn and John Wadhams Mr. and Mrs. John Harnick Dr. Harold Safalow The Walt Disney Company Vermont Creamery Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Katherine Dow Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mrs. Dorothy Safalow Foundation Barbara Roth Participating Restaurants Anita A. Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. P. D'Addario Harris, Jr. UBS Friends of the Museum Michael E. Schroeder A’vert Brasserie, Chef David Thomas C. Flanigan Ms. Marsha Earnest Susan Kapuchinski George C. Springer, Sr. United Technologies drinkbetter.com Steve and Carla Schwartz Borselle Joel Gengras Jeffrey and Deborah Norris Ms. Gerri Brown-Springer Corporation Paladin Todd and Marenda Stitzer Barcelona Wine Bar and Janice Hasenjager Carol Kreeger Davidson Claire Nurzyk St. Kitts Tourism Linda Tomasso Restaurant, Chef Eric Stagl Ann Howard Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bjork Ms. Dorothy B. Santora Veronica Taylor The Art of Wine & Food Community Sponsors Marie-Claire and J.P. van Rooy bartaco, Chef Efrain Ramirez Carolyn Joseph Mr. and Mrs. David Hadden Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sollitto Christine Parnagian Esposito September 16, 2014 The River 105.9 Belvedere Café and Restaurant, Sonya Kix Ms. Jill Selg Mrs. Suzann L. Stevens Event Co-Chairs Country 92.5 Auction Donors Chef Ela Konferowicz Kathleen Kraczkowsky Mr. and Mrs. Carl Temme Raymond Venberg John Dillaway Connecticut Channel 3 Allen Cohn and Mary Cavey’s Restaurant, Kevin McNamara Stella DeNicola Kent and Amy Wallace Mrs. Susan Venberg Carolyn Joseph Himelstein Chef Stephen Cavagnaro Carle Mowell Anonymous Elizabeth Yannello Industry Sponsors Patricia and Andrew Salner CT Convention Center, Susan A. Rathgeber Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Charles W. Walker, Jr. Event Director Connecticut Magazine Barcelona Chef Steve Rosen Frances Russell Archambault Susan Johnson Patricia L. Walker Vicky Cirilli, Cirilli Gillette Ridge bartaco Esca Restaurant and Wine Bar, Christine Shivery Ms. Donna Brainerd Ms. Jennifer A. Malone Associates C. Mondavi & Family Chef Joseph Bucholz Marzena O. Silpe Mr. and Mrs. John Brigada Robert Ladd Whitney Special Thanks To Cheryl Davis Fine Art & Sous Chef Stefan Rarus Marenda Stitzer The Justin Craig Family Emma Klomp Mrs. Nancy Whitney Event Committee Adams Garden of Eden Christopher Prosperi Metro Bis, Chef Chris Prosperi Donna M. Stout The Michael Giannini Family Mr. and Mrs. William H. Allen Cohn Sam and Janet Bailey Surrey Liquor Shop, Millwrights Restaurant and Linda Tomasso The Vito Giannini Family O'Brien III Harriett S. Williams Martin Cooper Peter and Gail Byeff Farmington Tavern, Chef Tyler Anderson Paula Viscogliosi J.N. Googel J. Fenton Williams Steve Crudi CohnReznick Dr. Gerald Becker Omar Coffee Kathryn West Ms. Karen Googel Ferne and Robert Lienhard Vic Emerson Nick Conti H. Mark Lunenburg ON20, Chef Jeffrey Lizotte Ms. Eva Gryk Anne L. and Robert J. Heinsohn IN-KIND DONORS Steven Hanks Martin and Cynthia Cooper Hawk's Landing Country Club Peppercorn’s Grill, Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt Mr. Owen Dailey John Howard Tripp Donelan and the Hot Tomato's Ristorante Chef Dino Cialfi Platinum Sponsors Ms. Catherine A. Morelli George A. Louis Hartford Distributors, Inc. Dennis Stanek Donelan Family Vineyards IRIS Photography Pond House Café, Chefs Josh Signet Jewelers Ms. Rosalie Puskar Mrs. Billie M. Levy Harvest New England Todd Stitzer Demers Exposition Olde Towne Coin Company, Fiorillo & Louis Lista Stanley Black & Decker Ms. Carol Salvio Mrs. Barbara Louis Joel Whitney Picture Frame Linda Tomasso Grove Hill Medical Center Inc. Riverhouse Catering, Webster Bank Mrs. Eleanor Salvio R&F Handmade Paints Janice Hasenjager Jeff Katz Chef Rich Coletti Donald M. Smith Kevin P. McLaughlin Mr. Peter Angelo Simon Presented by Scott Ling John E. Dillaway The Willows @ The Double Silver Sponsors Ms. Joyce Zgorski Drs. Timothy McLaughlin Todd and Marenda Stitzer Farmington Bank Patrick Corey Design Linda and Michael Tomasso Tree Hotel, Chef Chris The Hartford Steam Boiler and Marian Kellner S&S Worldwide Frances Russell Martin and Cynthia Cooper Sassi Inspection and Insurance Mary Ehrlich Gold Sponsors The Barnes Group Melinda and Paul Sullivan Tisane Euro-Asian Café, Company Joan Faust Patricia S. Melecinsky MATCHING GIFTS The Hospital of Central Elizabeth T. Thompson Michael Watts Chef Brian Scileppi The Chase Family Foundations Mr. John E. Melecsinsky Aetna Foundation Connecticut The Staff and Volunteers of Millwrights Restaurant Toshi Izakaya Japanese The Cheryl Chase and Stuart Fred Elia Aetna, Inc. Stanley Black & Decker the New Britain Museum of Nadeau's Auction Gallery Restaurant, Chef Yakko Ma Bear Family Foundation Elizabeth Elia Catherine Nero Bank of America Foundation, American Art Pat Burns Vermont Creamery, Chef Joe The Rhoda and David Ms. Angela Nero Inc. Silver Sponsor Peter D. Byeff, M.D. Quintero Chase Family Foundation Michael Errede CIGNA The United Illuminating Patrons R. Murphy Knives Mrs. Michael D'Apice Errede Scott O'Brien FM Global Foundation Company and Connecticut Ken Burtis and Charlotte Stuart and Holly Holden The ART Party of the Year The Sandra and Arnold Mrs. Lois P. O'Brien GE Foundation Natural Gas Annand Dr. Riccardo Ambrogio May 2, 2015 Chase Family Foundation June M. Fava General Electric Company Howard and Sue Carver Danielle and Samuel Hyland Gala Chair Bronze Sponsors Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fava Wayne A. Owen, Sr. IBM Corporation Bronze Sponsors Dr. Martin Cooper Signorello Estate Kathryn Cox Edna Giles Ms. Connie Theriault ING Foundation Downes Construction Company John Dillaway Steve Crudi Barnes Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klein IWT Foundation Legrand Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrante Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Gala Honorary Chair Ann Beha Architects, Inc. Rosalind Richman John G. Martin Foundation Harford HealthCare Paul Gianaris and Mary Ann Vic and Mary Frances Emerson Elizabeth Gage Downes Construction Connie Granski Claudia and Robert Thesing MassMutual Hartford Magazine Rusczyk William Grant & Sons Company, LLC Dr. and Mrs. John Ceplenski Pfizer Hoffman Auto Group Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart WINAM Wines, LLC Gala Coordinator Hartford HealthCare Dr. Richard Dreiss Nancy Rustico Stanley Black & Decker SEI Holden, Jr. Winvian Marina Luri-Clark Hospital for Special Care Judith Gaffney Mr. Kevin P. McNamara and The Prudential Foundation The Hartford Steam Boiler John N. Howard and Wendy Young Inglewood Vineyards Hospital of Central Joseph Granski, Jr. Mr. Craig M. Nowak The Travelers Companies, Inspection and Insurance Co. Kirkland ZD Wines Gala Committee Connecticut Marie S. Gustin Inc. United Technologies Elliot and Carolyn Joseph Ann Howard @ The Bond Gail Byeff New England Guild Wealth

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The Staff and Volunteers of Melinda and Paul R.C. Dr. and Mrs. Peter D. Byeff Estelle Laschever Brian C. Walters II Connecticut Health the New Britain Museum of Sullivan Margot Callahan Deborah Leonard Julia Isham Ward Foundation, Inc. American Art Norman Rockwell Patrons: $500 Kenneth J. Carifa Suzanne J. Levy June P. Webster Reid & Riege Dr. and Mrs. Alex Cech Melanie Carr Tom and Margah Lips W. Casey and Kathryn West Honorable Nancy Johnson Table Captain Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cooper Karen Cashman Joan M. Losee Nelson H. White Travelers Foundation Gail Byeff Portia and Tim Corbett Linda Cheverton-Wick Karleen Loughran Harriet Winograd Community Connections, Anita A. Ferrante and Jeanne Ciravolo Marjorie Low Tom Yost John Pearson Table Hosts Anthony Ferrante Kay Knight Clarke Karl Lund Bin 228 Gail and Peter Byeff Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Kathy Conyers Barbara Maiser Fenimore Art Museum Special thanks to Atty. Kenneth J. Carifa and Holden, Jr. Cynthia Cooper Richard Malinsky Infinity Music Hall & Bistro African American Advisory Mr. Mark S. Garavel Dave and Sharon Jepson Rosemary Cotnoir Brenda Manning TheaterWorks Committee David and Lisa Casey Dr. Richard L. and Nancy F. Kathryn S. L. Cox William McCarthy Metro Bis City of New Britain, Mayor Marina Luri-Clark and Judd Nancy L. Cutter Elaine McMahon The Bushnell Center for the Erin Stewart Patrick Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lips Dane Gallery KPM Arts + Antiques, Kevin Performing Arts Kathryn and Thomas R. Dr. Timothy McLaughlin and Ruthie Davis McNamara and Craig Nowak Harvey & Lewis Opticians Featuring Cox, III Dr. Marian Kellner Carol M. de Berry Joan McPherson Hartford Symphony Orchestra Juneteenth Cuisine by Black Anita and Anthony Ferrante Dr. and Mrs. Alvaro Oviedo Clinton A. Deckert Jean A. McQuillan IRIS Photography Eyed Sally’s Thomas Flanigan and Charles Raskob Robinson and Mary DeCroce Melissa A. Meredith The Hopkins Inn Paulette Fox’s famous Jonathan Stone Barbara Paul Robinson Mary Dwyer Jerzy Michalski Winter Associates, Inc. Juneteenth Punch Susan and Donald Hight Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Stout Catherine M. Elliott David Millen The LeWitt Collection Remarks by Mayor Erin Tita and Douglas Hyland Chris and Tammie Ulbrich Jacquelyn Etling Carmen J. Monaco Lux Bond & Green Stewart Dr. Richard L. Judd and Susan Arborio Yankus Ian Factor Kat Murphy Shuttle Meadow Country Club Music by United Audio Nancy F. Judd Inez Faillace Devin Nelson Ocean House Productions Kathleen and Greg Kraczkowsky Donors to the Art Party of the Year Paul Firos Ira Nozik Glimmerglass Festival Dr. Timothy P. McLaughlin Ilene and Mike Baron Claire E. Fish Jonathan and Katie Oakleaf Pond House Cafe and Dr. Marian Kellner Brendan and Carol Conry Thomas C. Flanigan Paul Ott Curtain Bluff Resort Dr. and Mrs. M. Stephen Miller Larry and Carol English Elizabeth Gage Priscilla Palumbo Carle and Lawrence Mowell David and Laura Grey Mind Your Manor, Inc. Tanvi Pathare 15th Annual Juneteenth Susan and John Rathgeber Jean H. Holden Daniel Graves Tom Peterson Celebration Simone and John Reynolds Farida Jilani Luciana Z. Heineman Mary Elizabeth Peterson Saturday, June 20, 2015 Donna and Sam Stout Richard Oulundsen Mundy Hepburn Guy S. Philoche Event Co-chairs Kathryn and W. Casey West Nancy S. Scott Lois House Charles Pinto Torrence Conaway Attendees from the Juneteenth celebration held on June 20, 2015 enjoying each other's company Maureen Hyde Mario M. Pires John Pearson Advisors EMCOR Services New Patrons AUCTION DONORS Danielle and Samuel Hyland Morton J. Potoff Sonepar USA England Mechanical Childe Hassam Patrons: $5,000 Olga Abramova Steven Jase Jan Prentice Honorary Chair Viscogliosi Bro., LLC Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bailey, Jr. Thomas Adkins Erin Jenkins Sara M. Prentis-Brown Mr. Alton Brooks Flower Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Cox Eric Aho Farida Jilani DeAnn L. Prosia Copper Sponsors Dr. Timothy McLaughlin III Barbara J. Alex Pam Jones Beth Reynolds Sponsors American Savings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patricelli Joseph Altwer Susan Jositas Sylvina Rollins Supporting Sponsor Patron Table Hosts: $3,500 Emma A. Amodio Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Judd Alice R. Schumacher TD Bank Evening Elements Sponsor Raffle Sponsor Mr. Lynn Beaulieu and Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Debby Kaczynski Mara Sfara Okay Industries, Inc. Bloomfield Bicycle & Repair Mr. Gerard Lupacchino Baekeland Randie Kahrl Christine Shivery Circle of Friends Sponsor Cassandra Hyland Henderson Paul Baylock Chester Kempczynski William M. Simpson American Savings Foundation Framing Sponsor Special Thanks To John Howard and Wendy Susan Bender Kyeom Kim Clare B. Smith Shortell Framing, Hartford Event Resources Kirkland Virginia Bilodeau Suzanne Kissell Janet Sorokin Community Sponsorship Riverhouse Catering Chris and Chuck Shivery Cathie Bleck Patricia Klein Michael Sundra Award from: Community Invitation Sponsor Russell E. Burke Marenda and Todd Stitzer Janet Bogon Romanowski Martin Kline Michael Theise Foundation of Greater New Paladin Commercial Printing Nelson H. White and the Rita Brieger Ella C. Knox Linda and Michael Tomasso Britain Florence Academy of Art, John Singleton Copley Patrons: $1,000 David G. Brown Sharon E. Kocay Kevin Van Aelst Lighting and Sound Sponsor Italy James F. Selfe Richard Brzozowski Tatyana Kulida Anthony and Paula Viscogliosi Other Support From

94 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 95 staff board of trustees

* Departed during fiscal year

Nicolai Artymiak Interactive Designer & Developer Bradley Olson Collections Associate Officers Acquisition & Loan Dorothy Lund, Council of Thomas Bell Director of Finance Samantha Ozzone Digitization Project Manager Todd Stitzer, Chairman Trustees Emeriti Committee Advisors Holly Binczewski* Visitor Services Associate Stephanie Perales Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor John Howard, Vice Chairman Timothy Bergstrom Trustees Kevin McNamara, Council of Melanie Carr Director of Visitor Experience & Georgia Porteous Finance Manager Anita Ferrante, Secretary William (Bob) Brown Anita Ferrante, Co-Chairman Advisors Curator of New Media Terrance Regan Manager of Volunteer & Visitor Services Kenneth Boudreau, Treasurer Kenneth Carifa M. Stephen Miller, Co-Chairman Mary Piazza, Council of Advisors Stacey Cerullo Collections Manager Japhet Rochester Security Elizabeth (Betty) Sam Bailey, Jr Susan Rathgeber Tarik Clayton Security William Rodriguez Security Trustees Chamberlain** Sylvia Bonney, Honorary Trustee Michael Reiner, Council of Sarah Cormier Museum Shop Associate Anna Rogulina* Assistant Curator Samuel Bailey, Jr. ‘17 Rhoda L. Chase Ken Boudreau Advisors Amanda Ernest Visitor Services Associate Sarah Rohfling Visitor Services Assistant Supervisor Kenneth Boudreau ’16 Leonard G. Clough Barbara Bradbury-Pape Elizabeth Rumohr Keith Gervase Installation Specialist Shawna Rosol Museum Shop Associate Barbara Bradbury-Pape ‘17 Brendan T. Conry Ken Carifa, Trustee Emeritus Rusty Tilney Dr. Peter Byeff ‘17 Howard Fromson Rhoda Chase, Trustee Emeritus Lynne Ustach Lacy Gillette Coordinator of Special Events Vaurice Rodgers* Security Kay Knight Clarke ‘17 Dr. Marie S. Gustin Linda Cheverton-Wick, Staff Ellen Hanley* Visitor Services Associate Amanda Shuman Development Manager William Chase ‘17 R. Alan Hunter Trustee Emeritus Douglas Hyland, Director Jenny Haskins Assistant Supervisor of Visitor Services Andriy Shuter Security Halsey Cook ‘15 Dr. Richard L. Judd Kay Knight Clarke Douglas Hyland Director Elizabeth Sirrine Digitization Project Assistant Dr. Martin Cooper ‘15 Coleman B. Levy Kathryn Cox Building and Grounds Wanda Kaminski Museum Shop Associate Michael Smith Facilities & Security Manager Kathryn Cox ‘17 Brenda Manning Tom Flanigan Trustees Jenna Lucas Development Associate/Membership Susan Sterniak Visitors Services Associate John DIllaway ‘18 John S. Manning Howard Fromson, Trustee David Jepson, Chairman Aaron McKenzie* Security Rashmi Talpade Visitor Services Associate Anita Ferrante ‘16 Henry Martin Emeritus Ken Boudreau Linda Mare Director of Education Angela Taylor Assistant Shop Supervisor Thomas C. Flanigan ’15 Virginia J. McKernan Holly Holden Tom Flanigan Celina Marquis Education Program Assistant Claudia Thesing Director of Development Holly Holden ‘15 Dr. Timothy McLaughlin David Jepson David Polk Emily Martinez Visitor Services Associate John Urgo* Collections Manager John Howard ‘16 Janet L. Myers C.J. Joseph Tom Soyster Kathryn Matsuzaki Coordinator of School & Family Programs Margaret Vaughan Museum Shop Manager David Jepson ‘15 John J. Patrick, Jr. Brenda Manning, Trustee Mike Timura, Trustee Michael Mindera Security Heather Whitehouse Associate Curator of Education John Jezowski ‘16 Hugh B. Penney Emeritus Emeritus, Consultant Emily Misencik Assistant Curator Carolyn (CJ) Joseph ‘16 John Rathgeber Hank Martin, Trustee Emeritus Members Camilo Mora* Security Dr. M. Stephen Miller ‘16 Hal Rives Jinny McKernan, Trustee Mary Gould Lynn Nadeau Visitor Service Associate Gloria Oviedo ’15 Donna M. Stout Emeritus Anthony Mauro Melissa Nardiello Marketing & Design Manager David Polk ‘15 Michael Timura Tim McLaughlin, Trustee Marenda Stitzer Cara Oleaz* Visitor Services Associate Chris Shivery ’15 Lindsley Wellman Emeritus Alice Willard Marzena Silpe ‘16 Linda Cheverton-Wick Gloria Oviedo Staff Visitors taking in the sea-inspired works donated to the Museum by Charles and Irene Hamm. Thomas Soyster ‘16 Zimberly Zeytoonjian David Polk Mike Smith, Facilities Manager Todd Stitzer ‘17 Linda Tomasso Melinda Sullivan ‘16 Director Chris Shivery Building and Grounds Linda Tomasso ‘16 Dr. Douglas K.S. Hyland Marzena Silpe Sub-Committees Jean-Pierre van Rooy ‘17 Thomas Soyster Landscaping Kathryn West ‘17 COMMITTEES OF THE Donna Stout, Trustee Emeritus Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus, Paula Viscogliosi ‘17 BOARD OF TRUSTEES J.P. Van Rooy Chairman David Zwiener ‘15 Executive Committee Paula Viscogliosi Trustees Trustees Lindsley Wellman, Trustee Betty Chamberlain,** Trustee Honorary Trustees Todd Stitzer, Chairman Emeritus Emeritus Dr. Frederick Baekeland John Howard, Vice-Chairman Kathryn West Tom Flanigan Joan Baekeland Anita Ferrante, Secretary David Zwiener Halsey Cook Sylvia Bonney Ken Boudreau, Treasurer Members Members Alyce Fuller William Chase, At-Large Melody Bernhardt, Council of Lynne Ustach Charles Hamm Kathryn Cox, At-Large Advisors Irene Hamm David Jepson, At-Large Lynn Blau, Council of Advisors Exterior and Interior The Honorable Nancy C.J. Joseph, At-Large Michael Cipriano Finishes Johnson Chris Shivery, At-Large Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors Trustee Dr. Theodore Johnson Melinda Sullivan, At-Large Muriel Fleischman, Council Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus Robert Lesser Kathryn West, At-Large of Advisors Member Howard Munce Staff Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Michael Reiner, Council of Nelson H. White Douglas Hyland, Director Susan Hight, Council of Advisors Advisors Walt Reed** Wendy Kirkland

96 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 97 board of trustees volunteers

Mechanical and Electrical Steve Schwartz, Council of Steve Schwartz, Council of Members VOLUNTEERS Ken Carifa Chip Eveleth Jenny Haskins Chip Eveleth, Chairman & Advisors Advisors Doug Bray Ronald B. Abbe Chery Carlson Jackie Fastaia Dr. Patricia P. Hatch Museum Member Lynne Wadhams, Council of Farida Jilani Codi Alberti Dr. Marie Carlson Marisa Feijoo Catherine Heinze Trusteess Advisors Low Illustration Committee Becky Lowry Lisa Aldridge Anne Carubba Edith Fein Patricia D. Hickox John Patrick, Trustee Emeritus Elaine Zottola Trustees Lynne Ustach Michael Allocca Ron Carubba Charles Ferguson Susan Hight Members Staff Lindsley Wellman, Chairman, Elizabeth Aloi Lisa Casey Corinne Ferola Bridget Hinz John Kaestle Linda Mare, Director of Trustee Emeritus COUNCIL OF Carmen T. Aloisi* Maura Casorio Anita A. Ferrante Enid R. Hirst James Marinelli, Council of Education Kathryn Cox ADVISORS Kevin Anderson Betty Chamberlain Audena Ferry Lois Ann Hodlin Advisors Members Kenneth Alleyne ‘18 Brent Aresco Jared Chamberlin Gay Fialko Holly Holden James Scott** Finance Committee Howard Munce, Chairman, South Susan Austin-Warner ‘16 Susan Austin-Warner Richard Charnick Paul Firos Martha Hoppin Trustees Scott Bakal Janet Bailey ‘17 Francine D. Augeri Rhoda Chase Leonard Everett Fisher Ann Howard Sandra Chase Ellen Fisher John N. Howard Development Committee Ken Boudreau, Chairman Annette Blaugrund Melody Bernhardt ‘16 Jeanie Babineau William Chase Susan G. Fisher Alan Hunter Trustees Sam Bailey Dick Boyle Lynn Blau ‘17 Sandra Baclaski Fred Baekeland Linda Cheverton-Wick Thomas C. Flanigan Dianne Hunt-Mason Tom Flanigan, Chairman Tim Bergstrom, Trustee Emeritus Cora Lynn Deibler Russell Burke ‘18 Joan Baekeland Manon-Lu Christ Muriel Fleischmann Linda Irish-Simpson Len Clough, Trustee Emeritus William Chase Vincent DiFate Cheryl Carlson ‘17 Janet Bailey Diane Chrusciel Ashley Flores James W. Jacobs, Jr. Brendan Conry Kay Knight Clarke Leonard Everett Fisher Tom Colville ‘17 Sam Bailey Michael Cipriano Jennifer Flynn Ms. Grace Jacobs Martin Cooper Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Charles Ferguson Deborah Coombs '16 Scott Bakal Catherine Clark Sally Follansbee David Jepson Kathryn Cox Halsey Cook Martha Hoppin Michael Dooman** ‘15 Marilyn W. Ballard Len Clough Maureen Foss John Jevitts Donna Stout, Trustee Emeritus John Howard Billie Levy Don Droppo ‘17 Gregory L. Banks Allen Cohn Paulette Fox John Jezowski Chris Shivery Alan Hunter, Trustee Emeritus Wendell Minor Paul Firos ‘16 Ilene Baron Sara Collins Dr. Hilary E. Freedman Dr. Farida Jilani Kathryn West David Polk Dennis Nolan Sue Fisher '16 Julie A. Barrett Jenna Collins Howard Fromson The Hon. Nancy Johnson Members John Rathgeber Roger Reed Muriel Fleischmann ‘17 Bonnie S. Beaulieu Claire F. Collins Alyce Fuller Sally Johnson Sue Fisher, Council of Advisors David Zwiener Walt Reed Francine DuPlessix Gray ‘15 Dr. Robert Belniak Tom Colville Judy Gaffney Dr. Theodore Johnson Margaret Lawson, Council of Members Murray Tinkelman David Grey ‘15 Carol Benjamin Brendan Conry Vincent Gagliardi CJ Joseph Advisors Pierre Guertin, Council of Walter Wick Pierre Guertin ‘15 Margaret A. Bercovitz Carol Conry Felicia Gajda Dr. Richard L. Judd Mary Piazza, Council of Advisors Advisors John Witt Tom Gworek '16 Tim Bergstrom Erin Conry Blaine Galster John Kaestle Susan Rathgeber Michael Maglaras, Council of Staff Charles Hamm, ‘15 Melody Bernhardt Halsey Cook Clare Gatta Ingrid Kania Michael Reiner Advisors Douglas Hyland Sue Hight ‘17 Alexa Bernstein Elly Cook-Jamison Scott Gawlicki Ellen Kask Staff Dr. Paul Kanev Fred Biamonte Deborah Coombs Joel A. Gengras Mizuki Katakura Claudia Thesing, Director Investment Committee Nominating Committee Dorrance Kelly ‘17 Lynn Blau Dr. Martin Cooper Evelyn Genovese Jeff Katz of Development Trustees Trustees Harlan Kent ‘15 Annette Blaugrund Ruthellen Corbett Natalie Giana Alma Kearns John Howard, Chairman Kathryn Cox, Chairman Sonya Kix ‘17 Marjorie Bishop Susan Corica Teresa Gianzinetti Sirley C. Keezing Colleen Costin Janey Giel Dorrance T. Kelly Education Committee Sam Bailey Sam Bailey Gary Knoble ‘17 Judy Blakelock Kathryn S. Cox Mark Giulietti Gretchen F. Kelly Trustees Ken Boudreau Barbara Bradbury-Pape Margaret Lawson '16 Lynn Blakely Steve Crudi Patrick Gorman Erica Keller Paula Viscogliosi, Chairman William Chase Holly Holden Dorothy Lund ‘17 Joyce Blem Marie Bogdanski Rachel Cutler Mary Gould Joan Kennedy Richard Judd, Trustee Emeritus Brendan Conry, Trustee Emeritus Gloria Oviedo Tamara Adler Lundgren '16 Sylvia Bonney Nancy Dart Francis Duplessix Gray Harlan Kent Brenda Manning, Trustee John Jezowski Chris Shivery Michael Maglaras '16 Ken Boudreau Cora Lynn Deibler Rose A. Greenwald Sheila Kinscherf Emeritus Hal Rives, Trustee Emeritus Tom Soyster Jim Marinelli '16 Carolyn Bountress Vincent DiFate David Grey Kyle Kipfer Melanie McCue Kathryn West Kevin McNamara '16 Dick Boyle John Dillaway Janet Grey Wendy D. Kirkland Gloria Oviedo Long-Range Plan Committee David Zwiener Mary Piazza '16 Pat Bowers Anne DiPietro Melodie Griffin Rosemary Klotz Melinda Sullivan Trustees Graydon Parrish ‘17 Barbara Bradbury-Pape Constance G. Dix Alicia Grills Katelyn Koether J.P. Van Rooy Barbara Bradbury-Pape, Personnel Committee Charles Robinson ‘15 Irene G. Braren Michael Dooman Ann D. Grimm Marie C. Koller Kim Zeytoonjian, Trustee Chairman Trustees Jeannette Schermerhorn '16 Doug Bray Donna Downes Rita Griswold Bradford G. Korder Emeritus Ken Boudreau John Dillaway, Chairman Michael Schroeder ‘16 Chris Broslin Don Droppo Tom Gruber Kathy Kraczkowsky Members Ken Carifa, Trustee Emeritus Ken Carifa, Trustee Emeritus Stephen L. Schwartz ‘15 William Brown Martha Drummond Rita E. Grygus Stan Kundra Lisa Aldridge Dave Jepson Kathryn Cox Kathryn Sherer ‘17 Angela Burbank Rosa Dubnansky Pierre Guertin Carol Lacoss Don Droppo, Council of Coleman Levy, Trustee Emeritus Tom Flanigan Marenda Brown-Stitzer '16 Kerri Buckland Lydia K. Dyson Dr. Thomas J. Gworek Sandra LaPointe Advisors Hugh Penney, Trustee Emeritus Steve Miller Paul Sullivan '16 Kimberly C. Burris Loretta Eason Karolina Hac Barbara V. LaRosa Terry Gianzinetti J.P. van Rooy John Patrick Lynn Wadhams '16 Gail Byeff Mary-Jane Eisen Charles Hamm Tom Lavoie Tom Gworek, Council of Members Linda Tomasso Jean Young ‘17 Dr. Peter Byeff Vic Emerson Irene Hamm Dott Lawrence Advisors Don Droppo, Council of Advisors Kim Zeytoonjian, Trustee Tyler Cambone Cora Ennis Stephen F. Hard Watts W. Lawrence Farida Jilani Tom Gworek, Council of Advisors Emeritus Mary L. Cannella Amanda Ernest Katherine Harrison Margaret Lawson Marlena Cannon Armida Espaillat Janice M. Hasenjager Dr. Charles N. Leach, Jr.

98 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 99 volunteers volunteers

Michael Lehmann Michael Mindera Shawna Rosol Dr. Paul Sullivan Bob Leo Wendell Minor Leah Ross Rhea J. Sutter VOLUNTEERS Stephanie Leon Deborah Moore Suzanne G. Roy Lydia Szarlan-Baltrush NBMAA volunteers are the Robert Lessen Josephine Moreno Elizabeth Rumohr Deborah Tait lifeblood of the Museum, Linda Levine Joan G. Morgan Maryanne Rupp Judith Talbot participating in all facets of Billie Levy Carle Mowell Frances V. Russell Mary C. Talbot the institution. Peer reviewers Coleman Levy Howard Munce Claudia M. Ryan Angela Taylor from our accrediting body the Barbara Lewis Margaret Murphy Sylvia Saint de Baranda Barbara Taylor American Alliance of Museums Susan H. Livingston Nancy Najarian Francesca Salvatore John A. Thaler in their 2011 re-accreditation Geraldine Lombard Andrea Nease Louis Salvio Diane Therrien report took notice: Katherine R. Lotko Erin Newton Dottie Salvio Ryan Thorp Barbara Louis Dennis Nolan Ronald Scardacchi Rusty Tilney “Particularly impressive was Becky Lowry Elizabeth Nyczak Sarah Schaller Michael Timera the number of volunteers that Zora Luan Sharon M. O'Brien Jeannette Schermerhorn Murray Tinkelman contribute to the wellbeing of Adam Luchansky Sarah O'Connor Karen Schick Rena Tobey the New Britain Museum of Ingeborg Lukens Joani Olsen Amanda Schneider Linda Tomasso Dr. David A. Lund Judy B. Olson Whitney Schneider Mihn Tran American Art. The Museum’s A B Dorothy Lund Alma Omerovic Samantha Schon Martha G. Trask ability to attract so many eager Jessica Lundquist Angela Orsene Melissa Schrager Anna Tufankjian participants speaks volumes Tamara Lundgren David W. Ostergren* Michael Schroeder Lynne Ustach about how well the Museum is Man Li Luo Cora Ottoviani Katia Schutz J.P. van Rooy thought of in the community.” Wendy Lux Luc A. Ouellette Shirley B. Schwartz Esther S. Veley Sara Maddalena Gloria Oviedo Steve Schwartz Susan Venberg A: It's a dedicated group of Michael Maglaras Donna Ozga James Scott Carl R. Venditto volunteers who dress the Gail Maglio Cheryl Padolko Joseph Servidone Maria Vilcinskas Gregory Maglio John Padrick Emily Sesko Theresa Vincenzo Museum up in holiday Darcy Manchak Susan Palms Dr. Donald L. Shapiro John Wadhams splendor every year. Brenda Manning Ann Parkhurst Roberta Shea Lynn Wadhams B: Volunteers Bob Mathis and John Manning Ashley Paskov Ellen Sheehan Judith Walo Sue Venberg at First Friday in Kathleen Marier Susan K. Peak Elana K. Sherwood Elizabeth Wells March 2015. James Marinelli Hugh Penney Carol Shimelman Lindsley Wellman George Martin Lana B. Pentore Christine Shivery Rachel Wendt C: Museum staff, Douglas Henry Martin Robert Pezze Sandra Siek Cameron West Hyland, Bradley Olsen, and Estela Martinez Mary Margaret Piazza Marzena O. Silpe Kathryn West Elizabeth Sirrine getting food C Connie Marturano Beverly F. Pierz Judith M. Silver Nelson White prepared for the Volunteer Marsha L. Mason Viviana Pinhasi Amy Silverman Walter Wick Appreciation Picnic in June, 2015. Sue Masse Nancy Pilarski Carrie Simon Alice Willard D: Museum staff serving food to Paul Massicott David Polk Pamela B. Simon Karen Williams the volunteers. Anthony Mauro Jill Price Susan Skarvinko Jakira Wilson Lynne Mauro John Rathgebar Ursula Skierkowski Marina Wilson E: Paulette Fox with Georgia Laura Mazzarella Susan A. Rathgeber Susan Slaga Rosemary Winandy Porteous at the 15th Annual Mary McCarthy Roger Reed Sarah Solberg Jane C. Winterfield Juneteenth Celebration Sekiko McDonald Walt Reed Barbara Smith John Witt Shelby McInvale Michael Reiner Samantha Smith Jennifer Wong Jinny McKernan Olivia Rettstatt Sarah Smith Ruth Woodcock Dr. Tim McLaughlin Karen Riccio Tom Soyster Jean Young Melanie McCue Hal Rives Norma Spring Kim Zeytoonjian Kevin P. McNamara Ann Robida Jon Stack Deborah Zimmerman Barbara Mendelson Charles Robinson Frank Steele Mary Ziomek Johnathan Metivier Michele Rochette Ruth Steely Christine Zipps Michael Milardo Brandon Rodriguez Marenda Stitzer Elaine Zottola D E Les Milch Rhona Roffer Todd Stitzer David Zwiener Margaret Milch Albina Romanski Donna M. Stout Jack Miller Rick Rosen Sharon Straka Dr. Steve M. Miller Robert Rosenfeld Melinda Sullivan

100 NEW BRITAIN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART ANNUAL REPORT '14–'15 101 financials financials

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