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Anniversaries are occasions tocelebrate the past and plan forthe future. During the Speed’s75th Anniversary, we celebratedthose who have helped us bringthe Museum to its current statureand level of service to the regionwhile also planning for successesin the years ahead. Like otherinstitutions that rely partially onendowment income to fund op-erations, the continued down-turns in financial markets have ledus to carefully scrutinize every as-pect of museum activity. At thispoint we see clearly that sustain-ing and building upon our pastlevel of excellence will occur onlywith new financial resources, andwe are confident that we can de-velop them.

The Speed Art Museum alreadyserves as an example of outstand-ing achievement in a medium-sized regional museum. With thecontinued support of all of ourfriends, we will build and expandupon the distinguished record ofour first 75 years.

SHERRY JELSMAChair, Board of Governors

PETER MORRINDirector

M E S S A G E F R O M T H E D I R E C T O R A N D C H A I R O F T H E B O A R D

PETER MORRINDirector, The Speed Art Museum

SHERRY JELSMAChair, Board of Governors

THANKS TO THE SUPPORTof our members, donors, corpo-rate and foundation friends andthe Board of Governors, theSpeed Art Museum celebrated its75th Anniversary Year in memo-rable style. The Museum canpride itself on solid accomplish-ments in every sphere of museumendeavor during Fiscal Year (FY)2002. Confirmation of ourreaccredidation by the AmericanAssociation of Art Museumsreached us in March of that year,providing a ringing endorsementor our progress from 1991 to2001. The reaccredidation reportacknowledged with admirationthe zeal of our board and staff inforging new partnerships, extend-ing the museum’s service, and ad-dressing the key questions facingthe museum.

The Board and Staff workedhard in addressing key questionsfacing the museum. Developingnew processes and structures thatrespond more quickly to chal-lenges and opportunities thatarise from the point of view ofour mission. The Board has be-come more focused onfundraising, governance, educa-tion, issues of new space, the per-manent collection, relationshipswith state universities and thecity, and fiscal responsibility.

A summary of our activities incollecting, exhibiting, conserving,interpreting and funding our ac-tivities follows.

The 75th year was notable foracquisitions, especially in contem-porary art.

Yinka Shonibare’s Three Graces,2001, was purchased with fundsfrom the Stoll Acquisitions Trust.Douglas S. Cramer donated fourworks to the collection in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer, threeworks by Gary Stephan and one byDonald Sultan. The National Acad-emy of Arts and Letters graciouslypresented the Speed with CourtLady, 1999, by Judy Fox. Leonardand Adele Leight continued theiroutstanding giving in recent glassartworks, and through the StollTrust and the Decorative Arts Col-lectors major examples of ArtDeco glass and ceramics wereadded to the collection.

Fiscal year 2002 included a stel-lar schedule of exhibitions fromthe permanent collection, as wellas traveling shows and exhibitionsdrawn from regional collections.Visitors to the Museum duringthe period covered by this reportcould see some of the mostmemorable portraits ever paintedof Americans, masterpieces of tra-ditional New England folk art,drawings by Dürer, Michelangeloand Rembrandt, great examples

of early Kentucky furniture, theprivate works of Louisville sculp-tor Ed Hamilton, and Arts andCrafts pottery at its highest level.The Speed also circulated interna-tionally the exhibition, GatheringLight: Richard Ross Photography.

Conservation, as always, was aprimary concern of the museum.The major project in this periodwas cleaning and moving indoorsGeorge Gray Barnard’s monu-mental Prodigal Son.

On page 4 and 5 of this reportis a full listing of the Speed’s non-stop array of educational and in-terpretive activities. TheMuseum’s educational partner-ships have extended the reach ofthe Speed throughout SouthernIndiana and Kentucky. The Ken-tucky Department of Education,Gene Wilhoit, Commissioner,helped us reach thousands ofschoolteachers in grades K-12with materials geared toKentucky’s attainment testing inarts and humanities.

Our development efforts forFY2002 helped the museum con-tinue to offer exceptional exhibi-tions and programs. The NewAnnual Fund, spearheaded byRobert E. Kulp, Jr., brought highergiving commitments from moreindividuals than ever before.

Celebrating 75 YearsSPEED EXHIBITIONS SALUTED MUSEUM & COMMUNITY

A BRUSH WITH HISTORYNovember 20, 2001–January 27, 2002

A Brush with History: Paintingsfrom the National Portrait Gallerypresented 75 paintings from the re-nowned holdings of theSmithsonian Institution’s NationalPortrait Gallery. The exhibition sur-veyed more than 250 years ofAmerican portraiture, beginningwith a 1720s portrait of Anglicanclergyman George Berkeley andconcluding with a 1991 portrait of

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the food essayist M.F.K. Fisher. In-cluding a diverse range of artistsand sitters, the common thread ofan American subject unifies theexhibition’s varied aesthetic stylesand artistic interpretations. The ex-hibition featured works by some ofthe most significant portrait paint-ers this nation has produced, suchas Gilbert Stuart, John SingletonCopley, Charles Willson Peale, andothers whose immense skill wassuch that they were chosen to de-

pict important figures oftheir day. From both theU.S. and abroad, otherartists featured in the ex-hibition include ChesterHarding, G.P.A. Healy,Edgar Degas, CeciliaBeaux, JohnSingerSargent,Thomas HartBenton, AlexKatz, AndyWarhol, andothers.

A Brush with Historywas sponsored in Louis-ville by Old Forester,Commonwealth Bankand Trust Company andThe C. E. and S. Founda-tion.

A BOUNTIFUL PLENTY FROMTHE SHELBURNE MUSEUMFebruary 19–April 14, 2002

A Bountiful Plenty from theShelburne Museum: Folk Art Tra-ditions in America featured over80 of the finest examples ofAmerican folk art from one of thecountry’s best folk art collections.The diverse exhibition includedcarousel animals, quilts, shopsigns, weather vanes, cigar storefigures, and a range of other fan-ciful pieces produced during theeighteenth, nineteenth, and earlytwentieth centuries. Most wereacquired by the pioneering folkart collector, Electra HavemeyerWebb (1888-1960), who foundedVermont’s Shelburne Museum in

1947. During the 1910s,’20s, ’30s, and ’40s, Webb

was among a small

group of collectors drawn to utili-tarian American arts. They fo-cused their passion on the kindsof objects featured in the exhibi-tion. The quilts, toys, trade signs,weather vanes, and other piecesthat they collected eventually be-came known as “folk art.” Alongwith Webb, many of the first folkart collectors were progressiveAmerican artists such as WilliamZorach (1887–1966), whose workTiger, Tiger is featured in theSpeed’s permanent collection.

Louisville’s presentation ofA Bountiful Plenty from theShelburne Museum: Folk ArtTraditions in America was spon-sored by PNC Advisors.

MASTERWORKS FROM THEALBERTINAMarch 19–May 12, 2002

Masterworks from the Albertina,a remarkable exhibition of over 100Old Master drawings, watercolors,and prints from the Renaissance,Baroque, and Rococo periods, pre-sented works by Michelangelo,Raphael, Rembrandt, Dürer,Rubens, Titian, Poussin, Boucher,and many other major figures in arthistory. Drawings by many of theseartists are extremely rare (for ex-ample, it is said that before hisdeath, Michelangelo burned a largenumber of his own drawings andsketches), and the few that do existare often housed in old Europeancollections and rarely travel to theUnited States. The prints featuredin this exhibition were very fineimpressions of important and fa-mous compositions.

Louisville’s presentation ofMasterworks from the Albertinawas sponsored by Bolla Wines ofItaly.

Albrecht Dürer (German, 1471–1528)Head of an Angel, 1506Pen and ink, white on blue paperCollection of the Albertina, ViennaDepartment for Prints and Drawings©Albertina

Carved by Daniel Muller(1872–1952)Gustav Dentzel CarouselCompany (1867–1928)Carousel Figure: Tiger,about 1902Carved and painted wood

53 in. h x 80 in. w x 32 in. dShelburne Museum FC-7

Mary Cassatt, 1844–1926Artistby Edgar Degas (1834–1917)Oil on canvas, about 1880–1884Gift of The Morris and Gwendolyn CafritzFoundation and the Regents’ Major AcquisitionsFund, Smithsonian Institution (NPG.84.34)

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Delightful CompanionsVARIETY OF EXHIBITIONS FOCUSED ON IMPORTANT COLLECTIONS AND COLLECTORS

IMAGINE: ABSTRACTPAINTINGS FROM THE 1970S

October 29, 2001–April 7, 2002

From the mid-1940s, New Yorkbecame the center for one of themost important artistic develop-ments of the twentieth century.Collectively gathered under therubric of The New York School, aloose affiliation of avant-gardeartists developed new ways ofpainting whose legacy reverber-ates even now. Imagine was anopportunity to examine large-scale paintings from a later phaseofthe collection referred to asPost-Painterly Abstraction. The

Artists featured included TonyOursler, Kiki Smith, YinkaShonibare, Carrie Mae Weems,Xavier Vielhan, Ilse Haider, SarahCharlesworth, Russel Hulsey,Stephen Irwin,John King, andLouis ZoellarBickett.

ED HAMILTON: FROM THEOTHER SIDE

June 11–December 29, 2002

Best known for his monuments,which not only represent the he-roic struggle against racism, butalso celebrate African-Americanpride, Ed Hamilton: From theOther Side presented a selectionof works, ranging from late 1970sto the present.

Throughout his career, Hamiltonhas centered his practice upon thequestion of identity, creatingwork that, while reflecting histraining in the traditions of Euro-pean and American art, is modu-lated by a sense of his own Afri-can-American roots. In the ’70sand ’80s this interest manifesteditself in symbolic form.

A display of pieces relating toHamilton’s monument works ac-companied From the Other Side.The exhibition was presented bythe GE Fund.

exhibition featured works byHelen Frankenthaler, Jules Olitski,Edwin Ruda, and Friedel Dzubas,and was augmented with paint-ings from private collections byJames Adley and Larry Poons.

OTHER BODIES: SIGN, SYM-BOL, AND METAPHOR

May 14–September 1, 2002

Other Bodies brought togethercontemporary works from theSpeed’s permanent collection, lo-cal private collections, and re-gional artists. It offered an oppor-tunity to survey how contempo-rary artists approach the body in

their work andalso provokedthe viewer toconsider howwe interpretthese manifes-tations.

GENIUS IN WOOD: EARLYKENTUCKY FURNITUREFROM THE NOE COLLECTION

June 18–July 21, 2002

With their elegant forms andrich inlay, Genius in Wood: EarlyKentucky Furniture from theNoe Collection celebrated earlyKentucky cabinetmaking. Reflect-ing both the state’s growing, earlynineteenth-century economy andthe sophisticated tastes of itswealthy consumers, these master-pieces were culled from the re-markable collection of Bob andNorma Noe. Natives of GarrardCounty, the Noes have acquired alarge and truly exceptional rangeof Kentucky fine and decorativearts.

STANDING YELLOWINSTALLATION BY JOANTANNER

October 30, 2001–March 3, 2002

The Speed was delighted topresent an installation of a workby noted California artist JoanTanner.

An exhibition of working draw-ings by Tanner also accompaniedthe sculpture, giving insight intothe way she developed and real-ized the project. Work on the in-stallation began on October 22,

Carrie Mae Weems (American, born 1953)Detail: The Armstrong Triptych (From “The HamptonProject”), 2000Ink on canvasDimensions: 5-1/2 ft. x 19-1/2 ft.Gift of the New Art Collectors, 2001.9 a

Ed Hamilton(American, born 1947)Totem, 1983Collection of the artist

Photo by Kenneth Hayden

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and during that week museummembers watched the artistworking on the installation.

Exhibition sponsors were Mr.and Mrs. David L. Hyman, Ken-tucky Foundation for WomenMatching Funds Program,Rowland D. and Eleanor B.Miller, Claude and SpencerBerry, and Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P.Callen.

MAKING FACES:PORTRAITS FROMLOUISVILLE COLLECTIONS

November 20–February 17, 2002

In conjunction with A Brushwith History, the Speed pre-sented an exhibition of portraits

OFFICERS

Sherry K. JelsmaChair

Mr. Joseph A. Paradis, IIIVice Chairman

Mr. Robert E. Kulp, Jr.Secretary

Mr. S. Gordon DabneyTreasurer

GOVERNORS

Mr. William C. Ballard, Jr.

Mrs. Charles C. Barr

Mr. Jonathan Blum

Mr. Lyons Brown

Dr. Jeffrey P. Callen

Mr. James C. Codell, Jr.

Mrs. Frederick K. Cressman, Jr.

Laura M. Douglas

Sarah McNeal Few

Mrs. Carl T. Fischer, Jr.

Jill L. Force

Sandra Frazier

Adele Leight

Chris Radtke

Mr. R. Alex Rankin

Mr. Stephen R. Reily

Mr. Mason C. Rudd

Mary S. Sachs

The Rev. Alfred R. Shands, III

Mr. R. Gene Smith

Dr. R. Ted Steinbock

Board Members as ofSept. 30, 2002

T H E S P E E D A R T

M U S E U M B O A R D

O F G O V E R N O R S

Andy WarholWillie Shoemaker


LIKENESS

November 20, 2001–January 27, 2002

VIRTUAL REALITY

January 15–February 24, 2002

THE TRUTH ITSELFIS BEYOND ALLDESCRIPTION:PHOTOGRAPHS BY RALPHEUGENE MEATYARD

March 19–June 16, 2002

BODY IMAGES

June 25–November 4, 2002

Early-Twentieth-Century InstallationNEW GALLERY AT NORTH ENTRANCE GREETS VISITORS

THE FIRST GALLERY thatvisitors come to after entering thenorth entrance to the Speed isnow devoted to European andAmerican art of the first half ofthe twentieth century.

This gallery is home to themuseum’s Paul Cézanne paintingof Two Apples on a Table, about1895–1900, American sculptor

Boris Lovet-Lorski (American, bornRussia, 1894–1971)Polynesia, 1934Stromboli lavaGift of Mrs. Melpo Niarchos

William Zorach’s direct carving ofTiger, Tiger, about 1943, andConstantin Brancusi’s revolution-ary sculpture of MademoisellePogany, 1913, as well as chang-ing selections of works from thehalf-century that saw so manyrevolutionary and influential de-velopments in art. Some of the

artists whose work was exhibitedin the new gallery were PabloPicasso, Yves Tanguy, Boris Lovet-Lorski, Emil Nolde, AristideMaillol, Elie Nadelman, andMarsden Hartley.

drawn from outstanding privateand institutional collections in thearea. The exhibition featuredsome 25 paintings, sculptures,drawings, and photographs dat-ing from colonial times to the1990s. Among the highlights ofthe show were two portraits byAmerica’s greatest eighteenth-century painter, John SingletonCopley, Andy Warhol’s depictionof legendary jockey Willie Shoe-maker, Kentucky folk sculptorDonny Tolson’s portrait of Ken-tucky 34, Kenny Walker, an arrest-ing terra-cotta head of exiled Chi-nese leader Madame Chiang Kai-Shek by American sculptor JoDavidson, Victor Hammer’s paint-ing of Louisville mayor Charles P.

Farnsley, and Matthew Jouett’sengaging unfinished portrait of theMitchell children.

HORSES, ART, AND STARS

Thousands of area school chil-dren in grades 3–12 participated ina unique field trip from September5–October 19. “Horses, Art, andStars” linked the Kentucky DerbyMuseum, the Speed, and theRauch Planetarium.

Building from the PicturingHorses exhibition at the KentuckyDerby Museum, the Speed stopfeatured docent-led tours. Eachdocent presented horse-relatedpieces in the permanent collectionalong with broader questions, suchas the motivations artists have forcreating artwork.

WHEATLEY ELEMENTARY ARTSTUDENTS EXPLORE SPEEDSPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

The Speed’s Education Depart-ment and selected Wheatley El-ementary third, fourth, and fifthgrade students collaborated onspecial projects during the A Brushwith History and A BountifulPlenty from the ShelburneMuseum: Folk Art Traditions inAmerica exhibitions through themuseum’s Art Explorer Program.

Wheatley students who partici-pated either in the Art Club (led byart teacher Ms. Debbie Stratford)or the English as a Second Lan-guage Program (led by RachelGreenberg) were involved in theSpeed project.

Spotlight on EducationEDUCATION DEPARTMENT TAUGHT THOUSANDS OF AREA SCHOOL CHILDREN

For A Brush with History, Assis-tant Curator for Education Pro-grams Martin Rollins and docentPat Niederst, introduced the stu-dents to the show with exhibitionmaterials. Rollins later demon-strated oil painting to the students.

Wheatley teachers next led thestudents as they selected exhibitionand personal subjects for researchand painting. The students pre-sented their findings and paintingsto their families the evening ofJanuary 24 at the museum.

Wheatley Elementary School art teacherDebbie Stratford (left) paused during theA Brush with History presentation onJanuary 24, 2002 at the Speed. Selectedthird, fourth, and fifth grade studentsparticipated in the Speed program forboth A Brush with History and Shelburneexhibitions.

“In addition to the activities anddiscussions we have in the class-room, we help make the exhibi-tion and the upcoming visit be-come real by focusing on the ex-hibition catalog and printedmaterials,” says Rolllins.

The Art Explorer Program hasbecome so popular that the mu-seum has launched one with ByckElementary School.

A D U L T A C T I V I T I E S


SEPTEMBER ’01

Asian Film Festival at Baxter AvenueTheatres

Joao Senna-Martinez lecture

Art & Soul lecture–The Power of Light inSacred Architecture

Public Tours

OCTOBER ’01

Curator Gallery Talk–Julien Robson onPhotographer Richard Ross

Renaissance Festival–U of L collabora-tion–W. S. Merwin: Discussion of hisnew translation of Dante’s Purgatorio

Artist Lecture: Richard Ross on his careerand the exhibition Gathering Light

Adult Class: Italian Renaissance Art ofthe Fifteenth Century by Dr. Dario Covi

Gallery Talk–Joan Tanner: StandingYellow and Predecessors

Adult Class: Italian Renaissance Art of

the Fifteenth Century by Dr. Dario Covi

Public Tours

NOVEMBER ’01

A Brush with History Teacher Preview

Panel discussion with Joan Tanner onStanding Yellow sculpture

Art & Soul Stained Glass Bus Tour

Kentucky Opera Program: Carmen andGypsy Girl - Nancy Renick

Pre-Concert Program for NetherlandsChamber Choir

Speed Endowed Concert–NetherlandsChamber Choir

Art & Soul Lecture–Barry Moser on hisBible illustrations

Brush with History Member Preview Day

Public Tours

DECEMBER ’01

KY Author Forum David HockneyProgram

Ellen Miles Lecture: A Brush withHistory

Gallery Talk: Success by ScandalDuchamp’s Nude Descending aStaircase No. 2 and the ArmoryShow–Ruth Cloudman

Public Tours

JANUARY ’02

“Henry Clay: Kentucky’s Great States-man” by George McGee

Phi Beta Kappa Tour–Brush with History

Architecture Lecture: Billie Tsien of TodWilliams Billier Tsien and Associates,New York on the architecture firm

Public Tours

FEBRUARY ’02

Gallery Talk–Margaret Fife Tanguay onPompeo Batoni’s portrait RalphHoward, Sheriff of County Wicklow

Gallery Talk–Alice Walsh on the FrenchGothic Madonna

Falstaff –Kentucky Opera program withKristin Gilbert

Pre-concert program Rising Stars

Hattie Bishop Speed Concert featuringpianist Christopher Taylor

Gallery Talk–Patrecia Broecker on theSËvres tea and coffee set

Gallery Talk–Margherita Vogel on CalyxKratr painted by Python

Lecture: T. Nicholas Dixon–“MysteriousRound Islands of Scotland”

Member Preview Day–Shelburne

Lecture by Al Andrea on the silk route

Gallery Talk–Arlene Tuttle on GeorgeBarnard’s Prodigal Son

Gallery Talk–Tippi McTyeire on HelenTurner’s Coral

Teacher Preview–Professional Develop-ment–Shelburne

Adult Class: The Story of Quilts by quiltexpert Shelly Zegart and historianCarol Ely

Public Tours

MARCH ’02

Gallery Talk–Maggie Atcher on EdwardRedfield’s The Riverbank, Lambert, NewJersey

Gallery Talk–Elaine Stern on the YorubaIbeji figures


Teachers Reception

Rising Stars Program–hosted by HeidiTracy

Speed Concert–St. Paul Chamber Or-chestra

Gallery Talk–Lois Powell on JoanTanner’s Standing Yellow

Gallery Talk–Josette Kearns on WilliamEdward West’s The Present

Folk Art Collector, Sculptor, CriticMichael Hall lectures on changing tradi-tions of collecting folk art in America

Albertina Members Opening

Gallery Talk–Judy Witte on GeorgeInness’s Close of Day

Gallery Talk–Doris Trautwein onBambara Chi Wara

Erika Doss Lecture on outsider art andspirituality–Art & Soul/Shelburne

Kathy Bullock Lecture–African AmericanMusical Connections in Appalachia aspart of the Art and Soul program

Gallery Talk–Judy Witte on GeorgeInness’s Close of Day

Gallery Talk–Doris Trautwein onBambara Chi Wara

Gallery Talk–Carol Bonura on BenoniIrwin’s portrait Honorable James Speed

Gallery Talk–MeenaDeshpande on correlations be-tween various cultures repre-sented in the museum’s collec-tion

Elements of Dance ProfessionalDevelopment Workshop

Public Tours

APRIL ’02

Staff Gallery Talk–Carousel Ani-mals–Penny Peavler

Albertina Teacher Preview Pro-fessional Development Session

Adult Class: Looking at Drawings byThomas Buser

Adelheid M. Gealt–on special exhibitionMasterworks from the Albertina

Adult Class: Looking at Drawings byThomas Buser

Susan Allen Lecture–“Finding the Wallsof Troy: Frank Calberton & HeinrichSchliemann”–AIA lecture

KY Opera Sights and Sounds: Figaro byKristin King Gilbert

Public Tours

MAY ’02

Masterworks lecture–Director PeterMorrin and Madison Cawein on the dif-ferences between good drawings andgreat ones in Masterworks from theAlbertina

Public Tours

JUNE ’02

Curator Talk: Julien Robson on HelenChadwick’s Glossolalia from OtherBodies exhibition

Lecture: Ed Hamilton on the exhibitionFrom the Other Side

Gallery Talk–Peter Morrin on OlafRude’s Interior with a Woman in a RedDress

Public Tours

Misha Feigen performed Russian folkmusic

Workshop led by artist Gwen Kelly

DECEMBER ’01

Art Sparks Drop In Workshop

Especially for Family Tours

Families First–Winter Extravaganza

Marc Daniels juggling

Musical tour with Jim Webb

Music Theatre of Louisville performs TheGift

Rainbow Puppeteers

Workshop led by artist Gwen Kelly

JANUARY ’02



Family First Program–Terrific Toppers

“Henry Clay: Kentucky’s Great States-man” by George McGee

Manual High School–Student ResponseReception

Meet Mark Twain by Mark Sawyer-Dailey

Walden Theatre performed

FEBRUARY ’02


Drawing Tour


Family First Program–Creative Cultures

Lexington Children’s Theatre performed

MARCH ’02

Families First Program–Art Cars and FolkTraditions



Good Time Music performed

OCTOBER ’01


Be a Tourist in your Hometown–WaldenTheatre performs


Families First Program

Funny Bone Band puppets

NOVEMBER ’01


Drawing Tours


Families First–Food for Thought

Y O U T H A C T I V I T I E S

Notable American Mark Twain from A Brush withHistory comes to life asMark Sawyer-Dailey portrays Mark Twain

Education Activities, continued

APRIL ’02

Art Sparks Drop In Workshops

Families First Program–Spring Splurge–Meet the Masters

Dramatic Tour


Folk Music and Stories

Puppet Show

MAY ’02

10th Annual Asian Pacific Heritage Fes-tival



Puppets and Planets Summer Camp

JUNE ’02

Art and Stars Fun Summer Camp


Build It! (an architecture workshop)Summer Camp

Computer Animation Summer Camp

Digital Video Summer Camp


Photography Without a DarkroomSummer Camp

JULY ’02


Art Fun! Summer Camp


Fabulous Fabrics Summer Camp

Nia Creative Day Camp: African-Ameri-can Visual Artists

AUGUST ’02



Paint Brushes and Planets Camp

SEPTEMBER ’02



JULY ’02

Gallery Talk–Ruth Cloudman on ClaudeMonet’s The Church on the Cliff,Varengeville

Panel discussion on KY furniture

Gallery Talk–Scott Erbes on the silver ofMatthew Bolton

Thomas Jefferson Middle School Profes-sional Development

Public Tours

AUGUST ’02

Gallery Talk–Kim Spence on Jacob vanLoo’s An Allegory of Venus and Cupidas Lady World and Homo Bulla

Gallery Talk–Laura Bryan on GustaveCourbet’s The Artist’s House

Public Tours

SEPTEMBER ’02

Arts & Humanities Professional Devel-opment Session: West African Art

Angela Davis Lecture on her research

Sights and Sounds: La Traviata and Sa-lon Society Talk, Nancy Renick

Archdiocese of Louisville/Partners

Public Tours

Contemporary DesignsNEW ACQUISITIONS ENHANCE CONTEMPORARY AND DECORATIVE ART COLLECTIONS

THE COLLECTIONS OF con-temporary art and decorative artwere greatly augmented duringthe 2001–2002 fiscal year.

The contemporary art collectionwas bolstered by major gifts. TheDavid C. and Sarajean RuttenbergArts Foundation, Chicago, pro-vided a challenging work bysculptor Judy Pfaff. A veritableexplosion of color, Untitled(1983) is a dynamic wall sculpturemade from plexiglas, wood, andwire, painted with acrylic andenamel paint.

The television and theaterproducer Douglas S. Cramer,who was born in Louisville, do-nated four works to the collec-tion in honor of PaulineCompton Cramer. Thanks tothe generosity of Mr. Cramer,the museum is now the proudpossessor of three paintings byGary Stephan—Moon Silver(1980), Salt and Bad Lessons(1981), and Untitled (1988)—and a drawing, Interior, April14, 1980, by Donald Sultan.

Additionally, two works fromthe exhibition Other Bodieswere given to the museum.New Art Collectors memberJames P. Gray, II donated Fam-ily Grave Dirt (1999) by Lex-ington artist Louis ZoellarBickett, and The National Acad-

emy of Arts and Letters gener-ously donated the sculptureCourt Lady (1999) by Judy Fox.

The Speed utilized funds fromthe Stoll Accessions Trust to pur-chase Yinka Shonibare’s ThreeGraces, also included in theOther Bodies show.

The decorative arts collectionwas strengthened greatly with anextraordinary enameled glass vaseproduced in 1925. For the Speed,it represents one of the most im-portant decorative arts acquisi-

tions of the past few years.Although the exact details

surrounding the vase’s originsremain unclear, one can saywith certainty that it was madein Czechoslovakia. The vase isattributed to Adolf Hegenbarth.More specifically, it was made inBohemia, a region with a centu-ries-old reputation for producingexceptional glass. Conceptuallyand visually, the vase draws onCzechoslovakia’s experimentswith Cubism. Here, the influence

of Cubism is appar-ent in the vase’senameled decoration.Rather than naturalis-tic rendering, thepainted figures are re-duced to flat assem-blies of polygons,arcs, and other ele-ments.

Gary Stephan (American, born 1942)Salt and Bad Lessons, 1981Acrylic on canvasGift of Douglas S. Cramer in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer2002.11.2Photo by John Fitzgerald

Judy Pfaff (English, born1946)Untitled, 1983Plexiglass, wood, wire,acrylic and enamelGift, courtesy of theDavid C. and SarajeanRuttenberg ArtsFoundation, Chicago,Illinois2002.10Photo by John Fitzgerald


Vase, 1925Cut, etched, and enameled glassPossibly designed by Adolf Hegenbarth(Austrian (?), dates unknown)Possibly produced by the Staatsfachschulefür Glasindustrie, Steinschönau, Bohemia,Czechoslovakia (now Kamenicky Senov,Czech Republic)Purchased with funds from the AliceSpeed Stoll Accessions Trust and thebequest of Mrs. Blakemore Wheeler, byexchange.2002.13Photo by Kenneth Hayden

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ARMS AND ARMOR

Small-sword, about 1740Sawasa alloy (copper, silver, gold andarsenic), lacquer, gilding, gold wire and steelGifts and bequest of Preston PopeSatterwhite, by exchange2001.21

CERAMICS

Anne Currier(American, born 1950)Capri, 2000Slab-built clayAnonymous gift2001.10 Groom or Merchant

A.D. 618–907Earthenware, pigmentsGift of Mrs. Mary Steele Tillman, thebequest of Preston Pope Satterwhite,and the bequest of Mrs. BlakemoreWheeler, by exchange, and the gift ofAbby and Fairleigh Lussky2001.16

COLLAGES

Robert W. Nickle(American, 1919–1980)Untitled, 1966Paper, drafting film, Plexiglass, cork,black and white photograph, fiberboard,metalGift of Dace Brown Stubbs2001.23

Robert W. Nickle(American, 1919–1980)Untitled, 1966-1979Collage of paper and photographGift of Suzanne Gorrell (Nickel) andRichard Gray Gallery2002.4

DRAWINGS

Donald Sultan(American, born 1951)Interior, April 14, 1980, 1980Pencil and charcoal on paper, wood andmetal frameGift of Douglas S. Cramer in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer2002.11.4

Joan Tanner(American, born 1935)Before This, 2001Oil pastel, charcoal, pencil onStrathmoreGift of the artist2002.14

GLASS

F & C Osler(Birmingham, England)Lamp, about 1883Ormolu (gilt copper alloy), silver platedmetal, brass, glassGift of the Decorative Arts Collectors2001.13 a–l

Mieke Groot(Dutch, born 1949)Vase, 2000Mold blown and enameled glassPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.1

William Gudenrath(American, born 1950)Goblet, 2000Flameworked glassPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.2

Richard Jolley(American, born 1952)Web of Life and Love, 2000Blown and hot-formed glass, assembledand acid etchedPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.3

Silvia Levenson(Argentinean, born 1957)Cactus, 2000Iridescent glass, copper wirePartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.4

Richard Meitner(American, born 1949)Plunge, 2000Lamp-blown glass, oxidized iron enamelPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.5

William Morris(American, born 1957)Trophy, 1999Blown glass and painted wood panelPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.6

Emilio Santini(Italian, born 1955)Transfigurazione, 2000Lampworked glassPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.8

Vase, 1925Cut, etched and enameled glassPossibly designed by Adolf HegenbarthPossibly produced by Staatsfachschule fürGlasindustrie, Steinschönau (nowKamenicky Senov), Bohemia,Czechoslovakia (now the CzechRepublic), Czech RepublicPurchased with funds from the AliceSpeed Stoll Accessions Trust and thebequest of Mrs. BlakemoreWheeler, byexchange2002.13

PAINTINGS

Edward Fisk(American, 1886–1944)Portrait of Mary Daniel, 20th centuryOil on canvasGift of Milton Fisk and AllethaireHendricks2001.24.1

Edward Fisk(American, 1886–1944)Untitled (still life with gourds, fruit, jug,and bottle of wine), 20th centuryOil on canvasGift of Milton Fisk and AllethaireHendricks2001.24.2

Ferdinand Graham Walker (American,1859–1927)An Old Street in Rouen, France, 1866Oil on canvasGiven by Patricia Condit LushThompson and Charles Clinton Lush,III, the great grandchildren of FerdinandGraham Walker, in memory of theirmother, Stanley Condit Walker LushFullenlove2002.1

Gretna Campbell(American, 1922–1987)Back of the Studio, 20th centuryOil on canvasGift of National Academy of Design,Henry W. Ranger Fund2002.3

Harlan Hubbard(American, 1900– )Untitled (Landscape), 20th centuryOil on boardGift of Mr. and Mrs. Rémi Boissonnas2002.8

James Adley (English, born 1931)Untitled, #93–3, 1974Acrylic on canvasGift of James Adley in memory of hisparents William James and Edith AliceWinifred Adley2002.9

Judy Pfaff (English, born 1946)Untitled, 1983Plexiglass, wood, wire, acrylic andenamel paintGift, courtesy of the David C. andSarajean Ruttenberg Arts Foundation,Chicago, Illinois2002.10

Gary Stephan(American, born 1942)Moon-Silver, 1980Acrylic on canvas, charcoal, woodenframeGift of Douglas S. Cramer in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer2002.11.1

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Maurice Dufrêne(French, 1876–1955)Tea Service, about 1900Hard paste porcelainGift of the Decorative Arts Collectors2001.14.1–.15

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Gary Stephan(American, born 1942)Salt and Bad Lessons, 1981Acrylic on canvasGift of Douglas S. Cramer in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer2002.11.2

Gary Stephan(American, born 1942)Untitled, 1988Acrylic on canvasGift of Douglas S. Cramer in honor ofPauline Compton Cramer2002.11.3

PHOTOGRAPHY

Gerald Giamportone(American, born 1945)Untitled No.7, 2001–2002Unique gelatin silver print laminated toPlexiglasGift of the New Art Collectors2002.12.2.1

Gerald Giamportone(American, born 1945)Untitled No. 8, 2001–2002Unique gelatin silver print laminated toPlexiglasGift of the New Art Collectors2002.12.2.2





PRINTS

Carrie Mae Weems(American, born 1953)The Armstrong Triptych, 2000Ink on canvasGift of the New Art Collectors2001.9 a–c

Richard Joseph Anuszkiewicz(American, born 1930)Untitled, 1969Silkscreen print on paperAnonymous gift2001.11

Jack Youngerman(American, born 1926)Untitled, 1978Silkscreen and lithograph on paperGift of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fine2001.12.1

Jack Youngerman(American, born 1926)Untitled, 1978Silkscreen and lithograph on paperGift of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fine2001.12.2

Winslow Homer(American, 1836–1910)The Ratcatcher’s Daughter, 1855Lithograph on off-white wove paperGift of an anonymous donor and WadeHall2001.15.1

Wallace Kelly(American, 1910–1988)Pioneer, 20th centuryPossible linocut on off-white orientalpaperGift of Adele and Leonard Leight andWade Hall2001.15.2

Wallace Kelly(American, 1910–1988)Pioneer, 20th centuryPossible linocut on off-white orientalpaperGift of Adele and Leonard Leight andWade Hall2001.15.3

Wallace Kelly(American, 1910–1988)Shrine, 1968Screenprint heightened with brush andwhite, gold, and black printer’s ink onoff-white oriental paperGift of Adele and Leonard Leight andWade Hall2001.15.4

Gustave Doré(French, 1832–1883)King Arthur Discovering the Skeletonsof the Brothers, 1866Steel engraving on paperGift of Anne Axton in memory ofWilliam S. Axton2002.2.1

Yasuo Kuniyoshi (American, born Japan,1889 - 1953)Untitled, 20th centuryLithograph on paperGift of Anne Axton in memory ofWilliam S. Axton2002.2.2

SCULPTURE

Helen Chadwick (English, 1953–1996)Glossolalia, 1993Bronze, fox pelts, oak tablePurchased with funds from the AliceSpeed Stoll Accessions Trust2001.17 a-c

Joan Tanner(American, born 1935)Standing Yellow, 2001Rubber, wood, plastic, metal, plasticine,glass, ceramic, PlastiDip™, MP3 playerand loudspeakersGift of Dale and David Hyman, EleanorB. and Rowland D. Miller, Claude andSpencer Berry, and Dr. and Mrs. JeffreyP. Callen2001.18

Russel Hulsey(American, born 1974)Mother, 2000-2001DVD disc and player, monitor, wood,mirrored plexiglass.30 inch Toshiba monitor, Model no.CF3060K, Chassis no. TAC 8952,manufactured: January 1991Apex DVD/VCD/MP3/CD Player,Model no. AD-1500, power source 120VAC, 60 Hz, 20 WGift of Laura Lee Brown and SteveWilson2001.19

Yinka Shonibare (English, born 1962)Three Graces, 2001Dutch Wax printed cotton textile, threelife-size fiberglass mannequins, threealuminum basesPurchase with funds from the AliceSpeed Stoll Accessions Trust2002.6 a–c

Paul Dubois(French, 1829–1905)Florentine Singer, 1865BronzeGift of the Reverend andMrs. Alfred R. Shands, III2002.7

Marjetica Potrc (Slovenian, born 1953)Urban, 2001Thirteen framed inkjet prints, cloth,metal, MDF.Gift of the New Art Collectors2002.12.1 a-q


Jennifer McCoy (American, born 1968)How I Learned (1–4), 2002Metal suitcase, foam rubber, videomonitor, DVD player, four paintedwooden shelves, two hundred sixty-oneDVDs in casesGift of the New Art Collectors2002.12.3 a–i

Judy Fox (American, born 1957)Court Lady, 1999Hydrostone and caseinGift of the Academy of Arts and Letters,New York; Sculpture Purchase Funds,2002, Anonymous Donor2002.15

Louis Zoellar Bickett(American, born 1950)Family Grave Dirt, 1999Antique canning jars, labels, Romancasting-wax, wooden shelfGift of James P. Gray, II in memory ofJames Norris Gray2002.16 a–r

TEXTILES

Alma Lesch(American, 1917–1999)Ful-O-Pep, 1972Cotton with cotton and woolembroideryGift of Anne Brewer Ogden2001.20

VIDEO

Mark Wallinger(English, born 1959)Prometheus, 1999PAL digital beta tape(1 hour loop)Gift of the New Art Collectors2002.5

WOODWORK

Edward Moulthrop(American, born 1916)Bowl, 1990Turned tulipwoodPartial and promised gift, Adele andLeonard Leight Collection2001.22.7

OUR NEW INSTALLATION ofAfrican art presents some 25works from the museum’s collec-tion and on loan in the Mr. andMrs. Owsley Brown II Galleries.Prominently located between theDecorative Arts Gallery and thegrand staircase, its close proximityto the European and Americancollections offers a more globalpresentation of the collections, aswell as opportunities for provoca-tive cultural and artistic compari-sons.

The Speed’s collection of Afri-can art focuses on traditionalworks from the nineteenth and

Reinterpreting ArtAFRICAN ART COLLECTION IS REINSTALLED

twentieth centuries and is now ar-ranged by broad themes that playcross-culturally across the Africancontinent: “Beauty and theBody,” “Status and Display,”“Performance of Faith, “Ances-tors and the Dead,” and “Per-sonal Powers.” The themes high-light historical and cultural valuesfound in these works of art.

This installation is the latest ele-ment in a broad-ranging plan tore-conceptualize the African col-lection through new acquisitions,exhibitions, and programs. In2000, the museum created a planto develop the African art collec-

tion. The Speed engaged eminentAfrican art scholar Dr. SusanVogel—formerly curator of Afri-can art at the Metropolitan Mu-seum of Art in New York, found-ing director of the Museum forAfrican Art in New York, and for-merly director of the Yale Univer-sity Art Gallery—to write andhelp implement a plan for build-ing the collection.

The new installation will be-come increasingly important asan educational resource at themuseum. The Kentucky Educa-tion Reform Act (KERA) requiresstudents in Kentucky schools to

Walls, and Valarie Shultz-Wilsonof the African Art Collection Re-installation Task Force of theSpeed Art Museum for their sup-port and assistance.

be taught about Afri-can culture and civili-zations. The museumis working in partner-ship with the KentuckyDepartment of Educa-tion and the museum’sTeacher AdvisoryBoard to advance theeducational use of itsAfrican art collection.

The museum thanksDr. Bess Reed, African art scholar,for her help in preparing interpre-tive materials for the installation,and Linda Chatmon, WalterHutchins, Mitchell Payne, Delorez

African, Kingdom of Benin,Nigeria, unknown Edo artist

Altar of the Hand, 17th centuryBronze

Museum purchase, Preston PopeSatterwhite Fund 1970.14

Photo by Kenneth Hayden


George Grey Barnard(American, 1863-1938)The Prodigal Son, 1904MarbleGift of Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Reynolds1939.19Conservation funded in part by donationsfrom Mr. and Mrs. William O. Alden, Jr.and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Moore

Burt Hurley (American, 1900-1956)Loose Nuts, A Rapsody in Brown, 1933Chalk, ink, and watercolorGift of Dr. Wade Hall and partial purchase2001.6

W O R K S C O N S E R V E D

Jacob Jordaens (Flemish, 1593-1678)Paul and Barnabas at LystraOil on canvasGift of Museum Collectors1967.36Restored by income from the Marguer-ite Montgomery Baquie Memorial Trust,2003

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peopleAxe, 19th centuryIron and woodGift of Mrs. W. H. Sheppard1934.9.1

African, Nigeria, Yoruba peopleTwin Figure (Ibeji), 19th centuryWood, indigo, glass beads, cowry shells,fiber, and metalAnonymous gift1963.3.2

African, Segou region, Mali, possiblyBamana peopleChi Wara Headdress, 20th centuryWood, leather, metal, and fiberMuseum purchase1967.21

African, Liberia/Ivory Coast, Dan peopleMask (Deangle), 19th centuryWood, cowrie shells, raffia, fiber, metal,and white pigmentMuseum purchase, Museum Members’ Fund1968.45

African, Nigeria, Yoruba peopleFigure for a Shango Cult, late 19thcenturyWoodMuseum purchase1972.40

African, Burkina Faso/Mali, KurumbapeopleAntelope Headdress, 1920Painted woodGift of New Art Collectors1973.20.1

African, Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria, YorubapeoplePanels, late 19th centuryRosewoodGift of Mrs. William B. Belknap1976.12.1–3

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peoplePipe, 19th centuryWoodGift of Mrs. W. H. Sheppard1934.9.2

African, Kingdom of Benin, Nigeria,Edo peopleCommemorative Head (Uhmwelao),19th centuryWood and brass sheetingMuseum purchase1962.10

African, Nigeria, Yoruba peopleTwin Figure (Ibeji), 19th centuryWood, indigo, glass beads, fiber, and leatherAnonymous gift1963.3.1

Works Conserved, continued

Works Conserved, continued

BELLSOUTH The Real YellowPages selected an image from theSpeed’s permanent collection tograce its 2002–2003 book forGreater Louisville. The invitationhelped underscore the Speed’s75th anniversary.

BellSouth The Real YellowPages cover was one of manysteps that BellSouth took to be-come a Speed corporate donor.

In addition to providing gener-ous underwriting for the Speed’smajor exhibitions during the2001–2002 fiscal year, BellSouth

Cover ArtBELLSOUTH THE REAL YELLOW PAGES SALUTES THE SPEED IN GRAND STYLE

Sculptor Scott Massey (left) and Julien Robson, Speed Curator of Contemporary Art,pose in front of Forest with a framed cover of BellSouth The Real Yellow Pages, whichfeatured the museum’s Monet.

The Real Yellow Pages helpedfund creation of a work of art.

Two works by local sculptorScott Massey–Forest and Wall–were installed on the front lawnof the Speed last summer as partof BellSouth The Real YellowPages’ annual recycling project.

Two rectangular steel frames inForest supported nine cylindricforms, symbolic of the trees thatwould be the source for the paperin the books.

Wall consisted of stacked andbound books.


African, Nigeria, Igbo pelopeShrine Figure (Ikenga), 20th centuryWood and pigmentGift of Dr. Melvin Greer1987.6.5

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peopleBelt, 20th centuryCotton cloth, raffia, cowrie shells, andglass beadsGift of the Reverend Elizabeth D.McAliley1996.2.2

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peopleBelt Ornament, 20th centuryCotton cloth, raffia, cowrie shells, andglass beadsGift of the Reverend Elizabeth D.McAliley1996.2.4

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peopleVessel with Lid, about 1900–1910Cotton cloth, raffia, cowrie shells, andglass beadsGift of the Reverend Elizabeth D.McAliley1996.2.6

African, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Kuba peopleRattle, 19th centuryCotton cloth, raffia, cowrie shells, andglass beadsGift of the Reverend Elizabeth D.McAliley1996.2.12

African, Gabon, Fang peopleReliquary Figure (Eyima Bieri), 19th–20th centuryWood and metalCollection of the Speed Art MuseumX.1

Recycling was the main mes-sage in Forest and Wall, saysJulien Robson, Curator of Con-temporary Art.

Sculptor Scott Massey is Assis-tant Professor of Fine Arts at theUniversity of Louisville. A Louis-ville native, he studied at the Lou-isville School of Art and later

gained a BFA in painting at UofL.Completing a Master of Fine Artsdegree at Arizona State Universityin Tempe, Massey worked as As-sistant Professor of Sculpture atthe University of Colorado inDenver from 1988 until his U of Lappointment in 2002.

CONTINUING IN ITS nearly50-year old tradition of bringinghighly acclaimed artists to Louis-ville, the Hattie Bishop SpeedEndowed Concert Series pre-sented three diverse recitals dur-ing 2001–02: the NetherlandsChamber Choir, Pianist Christo-pher Taylor, and The Saint PaulChamber Orchestra.

The Netherlands Chamber Choirdelighted many on Sunday,November 11, 2001 at St. LouisBertrand Catholic Church. This24-member a cappella choir hascharmed audiences around theworld with its re-markable disci-pline, eclectic rep-ertoire, and lushsound. Devoted toperforming musicfrom all periods,the NetherlandsChamber Choirhas been praisedfor its transparentvoice leading,warm timbres, andwonderful bal-ance.

In February, Pianist ChristopherTaylor performed at the BrownTheatre. As a pianist, Mr. Taylorhas been praised for his virtuosity,cerebral yet tender interpreta-tions, and advocacy of late-twen-tieth-century music.

The Saint Paul Chamber Or-chestra concluded the series onThursday, March 7, 2002 also atthe Brown Theatre. This inventiveand innovative ensemble per-formed, with equal mastery, a dis-tinctive repertoire encompassingfour centuries.

The series was spon-sored by The HattieBishop Speed MusicRoom Trust, with addi-tional support from PNCBank.

The Speed Endowed Concert Series for 2001–02featured the Netherlands Chamber Choir (left),Christopher Taylor, Pianist (top, right), andThe Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra (above).

SecretKnowledgeDAVID HOCKNEYAPPEARANCESPONSORED BYTHE SPEED

The Speed partnered withthe Kentucky Author Forumto present internationallyrenowned artist DavidHockney on December 4 atthe Kentucky Center for theArts. The forum featured anhour- long dialoguebetween Hockney andThe New York Times culturalcorrespondent, MichaelKimmelman. Mr. Hockneyhad recently publishedSecret Knowledge: Redis-covering the Lost Tech-niques of the Old Masters,which presented his theoriesabout how many of theworld’s most revered artistsused optical tools such asthe camera obscura andcamera lucida in the compo-sition of their work.

A Classic FeastHATTIE BISHOP SPEED ENDOWED SERIES PRESENTED

CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED MUSICIANS


Lending a HandTHE ALLIANCE HELPS MAKE THE SPEED WORK!

THE ALLIANCE IS THE VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION of the Speed and is 500 members strong. Alli-ance volunteers have played a vital role in the museum for many years and continue to assist in many phasesof museum operation including greeting visitors, co-sponsoring educational programming, supporting staff,organizing special events such as the Speed Ball each March, and planning exciting travel opportunities formuseum members. The volunteer docent corps provides tours to adults and school children throughout theyear. During fiscal year 2002, the Speed’s docents gave tours to over 4,000 adults and over 19,000 children.

Docents as of September 30, 2002The museum is grateful for the contributions of all its volunteers and for their hard work and dedication.

Virginia CurrieCarroll T. DeHartGinnie DeMuthMeena DeshpandeCarolyn Smith DienerGini DuffyJoanne J. FraserHelen Lee FugitteCarol L. FustJo Ann GammonJennie GellesRita M. GeorgeDavid S. GochmanMimi GriffithJane R. GriseJean L. HanleyNancy HatcherMartha HayMarguerite HumePeggy HurstNorma JohnstonJosette KearnsFrances L. KingKianne Knappenberger

Doris M. LambJoan LaurieEstelle MaslerCarolyn McBrideTippi McTyeireNorma MillerMarcella MollenauerPat MorsmanPat NiederstDottie NixElizabeth OwenBill PageBetty Lyn ParkerNancy Lee PearcyLorena R. PeterMary Ellen PikeLois D. PowellAnn R. RickerAnne F. RivesCynthia D. RollinsJoyce RuffraDonna SchenckDenise C. SchillerSuzi SchuhmannHans Schuster

Lillian O. SeligmanEllen H. ShapiraBetty McKay SharpBeverly B. SchuckmanGlen Skaggs, Jr.Anita B. SmileyDorothy SpurrElaine Koby SternMargaret F. TanguayMarjorie TaylorDoris TrautweinSandy TucciArlene TuttleKay VandrickPat VargaMargherita VogelAlice WalshSharon WatkinsMartha WatsonMary C. WhiteFran WinchellJudy Witte

EMERITUS DOCENTS

Bettye AbramsonRuth AlexanderBarbara BrooksEdith V. BruningMary CarrollMartha CronenJ. Patrick DoughertyVirginia DulworthFilomena FarleyDoris B. JonesPolly JonesMary KurtzGrace LevitanGinger LewisZera C. LipetzBlanche MahoneyShirley B. MajorMary McClureAnne M. MacKenzieRosemary F. PaytonJean K. PoythressMartha T. RiversMary Ann M. ThornburyBebe Schwartz

ACTIVE DOCENTS

Peg AdamsMary S. AlbertAnne S. ArderyMarguerite AtcherBeatriz Montoya BailRogers E. BaleMary Louise BarrClaudia R. BeckCarol BerryGeorge Venable BeuryCarol BonuraBrenda J. BoorPatrecia G. BroeckerBetty BrownMarion BrownDon BucklerYelena BurshteynWilliam P. CarrellElaine L. CheeverDolly ChitlikMeme CoryellPatricia C. CoxJune Allen CreekSandra Cross

Jane W. TuckerElise U. WrightLorraine ZavistDoris Zoeller

BRUSH WITH HISTORYDOCENTS

June Allen CreekBobbie EffingerWilliam L. Ellison, Jr.Elizabeth EttlieSheery FarsonSallie M. HowardBarbara J. LemmonWilliam E. Morrow IVYvonne SchenckCathy Cravens SnellMartha Joyce WattsSheila Welsh


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Mary S. SachsPresident

Gini DuffyPresident-Elect

Flo Gall1st Vice-President Fundraising

Ruth ScullyAssistant 1st Vice-President

Betsy Tyrrell2nd Vice-President

Doris TrautweinMembership and CorrespondingSecretary

Lynn McPhersonRecording Secretary

Dottie NixTreasurer

Roberta FischerAdvisor

Mary Louise BarrAdvisor

Lisa BarrBall Steering Co-Chair

Karen DunhamBall Steering Co-Chair

Lisa EwenBall Steering Co-Chair

Mary Helen MylesBall Steering Co-Chair

Kathy OylerBall Steering Co-Chair

Towns RichardsonBall Steering Co-Chair

Nancy HatcherEducation Chair

Susan SchererFirst Impressions Chair

Cheri WhelanNewsletter Chair

Peg AdamsSocial Chair

Sandy CreznicSocial Co-Chair

Pat VargaSpeakers Bureau Chair

Virginia CurrieSpeakers Bureau Co-Chair

Arlene TuttleSpeakers Bureau Advisor

Ellie MooreTravel Chair

Maggie AtcherVolunteer Co-Chair

Susan WoodVolunteer Co-Chair

Barbara MetcalfeVolunteer Advisor

The Travel Committee offerseducational experiences throughtravel to see art and architecturethroughout the world, as well asoutstanding special exhibitions.The Travel Committee acts fromone of the Speeds core values,“works of art embody many ofthe highest achievements of theworld’s civilizations and have theunique power to inspire, teach,and move us as human beings.”See the complete donor list onpage 21.

TRAVEL COMMITTEE TRIPS

October: Indianapolis, IndianaNovember: Chicago, IllinoisFebruary: Nashville, TennesseeMarch: Rome and Pompeii, ItalyApril: Bruges and Brussels, BelgiumJune: Cincinnati, Ohio

DOCENTS

The Speed’s Docent corps ledtours through the permanent col-lection and through the followingexhibitions: Gathering Light:Richard Ross Photography;A Brush with History: Paintingsfrom the National PortraitGallery; A Bountiful Plenty fromthe Shelburne Museum: Folk ArtTraditions in America; Master-works from the Albertina;Ed Hamilton: From the OtherSide and Other Bodies.

The docents also led an educa-tional trip to the Indianapolis ArtMuseum and Oldfields-Lilly Houseand Gardens.

FUNDRAISING EVENTS

October: Alliance Afternoon TeaMarch: Speed Museum Ball

PROGRAMS

October: Collecting Art Potteryby Riley Humler (co-sponsoredwith Education Department).

November: The Art of HistoricRestoration at Farmington byExecutive Director of Farmington,Carolyn Brooks.

December: Lecture on A Brushwith History by Ellen Miles of theNational Portrait Gallery (co-spon-sored with Education Department).

January: Ekstrom Library’s Photo-graphic Archives by University ofLouisville’s librarians Andy Ander-son and Delinda Buie.

February: Tour of Kentucky Artand Craft Foundation by CuratorBrion Clinkingbeard.

March: Tea with PresidentialFamilies by author Pearl Dexter.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE:

December: Discount ShoppingDay at Museum Shop.

March: Spring Membershipmeeting at the Filson Club.

September: Fall Membershipmeeting.


SPEAKERS BUREAU:

March: Jefferson Place NursingHome, Forum.

August: Active Senior AdultsGroup, New Albany/FloydCounty Public Library.

September: Compass, Hike’s PointWomen’s Club.

VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE:

April: Volunteer AppreciationBrunch.

A total of 253 volunteers contrib-uted 16,097 hours to the SpeedArt Museum.

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Alliance Officers as ofSeptember 30, 2002

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONSeptember 30, 2002 (In Thousands)

ASSETSCash $ 218Receivables 1,785Investments 74,691Property and Equipment 21,845Other Assets 524

$ 99,063

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSAccounts Payable and Other Liabilities $ 872Line of Credit 150Bonds Payable 11,423

Net Assets 86,618

$ 99,063

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

REVENUE ALL SOURCES YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2002–($ 5,555)(In Thousands)

$ 2,126 Investment Income, Endowment$ 1,226 Gifts, Grants and Sponsorships$ 895 Auxiliary Activities$ 647 Donation for Works of Art$ 21 Memorials and Bequests

( $ 10,470 ) Net Investment Losses, Endowment

EXPENSES YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2002–$8,561(In Thousands)

$ 2,357 Physical Plant and Security$ 1,905 Curatorial, Education and Exhibitions$ 1,698 Administration and Information Technology$ 699 Membership, Marketing and Public Relations$ 548 Auxiliary Activities$ 488 Bond Interest$ 444 Development$ 422 Accessions

THE SPEED ART MUSEUMhas been the beneficiary of giftsfrom a number of donors whosegenerosity has shaped the mu-seum. Mrs. Hattie Bishop Speed,the Speed’s first donor, built themuseum in memory of her hus-band, James Breckinridge Speed,and left a collection of art and ar-tifacts. In 1996, a bequest fromMrs. Alice Speed Stoll, J.B.Speed’s granddaughter, gave theSpeed financial stability and theability to upgrade operations andthe art collection. The Board ofGovernors secured Mrs. Stoll’s be-quest in an endowment, the re-turns from which may be used asthe board directs, and in an ac-quisitions trust, the returns fromwhich are used for acquisitions.

The Speed’s board has ap-proved a policy that a percentageof the market value of endowedfunds, calculated using a 12 quar-ter rolling average, may be usedto support operations annually.This amount is utilized to partiallysupport the annual operationsand pay interest and principal onrevenue bonds. (The bonds wereused to finance the 1996 buildingrenovation and 1999 garage con-struction.)

FISCAL YEAR 2002HIGHLIGHTS

The Alice Speed Stoll Trust, thereturns from which are used forthe acquisition of works of artbased on a plan approved by theBoard of Governors, was valuedat $15,532,000.

The Speed’s operating endow-ment, the returns from which areused for museum needs, was val-ued at $56,467,000. Theamounts generated from this en-dowment as well as other shortterm investments were used topartially supportoperations and debt service.

The Speed raised more than$2,140,000 for operations fromdonations–annual fund, exhibitionand program sponsorships, corpo-rate and individual memberships,grants and memorials–and from

In addition to income generatedfrom the endowment, which sup-ports the maintenance of the col-lection and the building, theSpeed receives programmaticsupport from a number of gener-ous individuals, corporations,foundations, and governmentagencies. These additional fundsallow the Speed to provide pro-gramming and exhibitions for thecommunity.

earned income.Operating expenses for the

Speed’s physical plant and secu-rity (less depreciation), curatorialactivities, exhibitions, educationand outreach, development, mar-keting and public relations, ad-ministration, and auxiliary activi-ties were over $6,479,000.

Debt service on bonds for the1996 building renovation and1999 garage construction was$1,702,000.

The condensed statement of fi-nancial position and statementof activities at right reflect in-formation taken from themuseum’s financial statementsaudited by Crowe Chizek.

Total assets listed at right donot include the value of themuseum’s collection.

Physical Plant and Securityincludes depreciation of$1,172,000

S. GORDON DABNEYTreasurer, Board of Governors

Annual Report 2001–2002A FINANCIAL OVERVIEW


CONTRIBUTORS

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,000)

Ms. Beatriz Montoya and Mr. Michael E. BailDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. DunhamDr. and Mrs. Stanley A. GallRoger and Karen HaleMr. and Mrs. Alfred G. JanosMr. and Mrs. Robert McLean NashMr. and Mrs. John S. Speed

FELLOW ($500)

Mrs. Nancy BallantineMr. and Mrs. John H. BickelMr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonura IIIG. Garvin Brown, IV and Steffanie D. BrownMs. Rosalind DeanMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dishman, IIIMs. Sandra A. FrazierMr. and Mrs. James R. FugitteMs. Sandal H. GulickMr. and Mrs. John R. HallDr. and Mrs. Tom HanleyMiss Emily W. HundleyLew and Kathy LancasterDr. and Mrs. Lafayette G. OwenMr. Wayne N. PerkeyMs. Barry S. QueenanMr. B. Louis Vogel

ASSOCIATE ($250)

Mr. and Mrs. Steven BassMr. and Mrs. Steven BergDr. C. W. BlairMr. and Mrs. E. Bruce Blythe, IIIDr. and Mrs. Teodoro BordadorMr. John BraschMrs. Jane T. BreeceMr. and Mrs. Dennis BrickingMr. and Mrs. Ralph T. BriggsMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. BroeckerMs. Sarah A. BuddekeMrs. Thomas W. BullittMary and Madison CaweinMrs. Caryl ChamplinMr. John Chester

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. ClinardMr. Lewis D. ColeMr. John W. CondonMr. Richard S. CondonMr. and Mrs. Richard E. CooperMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. CrossMs. Frances CumminsMr. and Mrs. Mark B. Davis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. DieboldDr. and Mrs. John A. DistlerMr. and Mrs. Prentiss P. Douglass, IIIMrs. E. W. Dozier, Jr.Miss Margaret EllabyDr. and Mrs. Lee EpsteinDr. and Mrs. Richard FellowsMr. and Mrs. William T. FraserLouis O. and Norma GieselMs. Leta R. GipsonDr. and Mrs. Roland GirardetMr. Don J. GlaserMr. and Mrs. Michael GohmannMr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Harper, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. HaynesMr. Peter R. HearlMs. Merrily A. Orsini and Mr. Frederick G. HeathMr. and Mrs. James C. HennessyMs. Louise F. HickoxDr. Mary J. HobenMs. Judy HogeMr. and Mrs. James R. KaneMr. and Mrs. William A. Kantlehner, IIIMs. Maureen L. KaramMr. and Mrs. Baylor Landrum, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. A. Gary LavinMr. and Mrs. Richard A. LechleiterMrs. Edna V. LewisMr. and Mrs. Donald G. McClintonMr. and Mrs. David McFarlingMs. Paula J. McWilliamsDr. and Mrs. Roy MecklerJudge and Mrs. Henry Meigs, IIMr. and Mrs. E. W. Morgan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Austin Musselman, Jr.Mrs. Jane NaiserEd and Nancy NasiefDr. and Mrs. David S. NightingaleMrs. Karen Ogden and Dr. Lynn L. Ogden

Dr. and Mrs. William P. OwenCindy and Robert PalkoDr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Parker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George PartlowMs. Gail H. PoeMr. Erick RedmonDr. and Mrs. Barton H. ReutlingerMr. and Mrs. Abraham H. RolnickMr. and Mrs. D. A. Sachs, IIIMr. and Mrs. Dave SatterlyDr. and Mrs. Guy SilvaDr. and Mrs. Jonathan SmithMr. Thomas C. SmithMrs. Eleanor R. StokesMs. Carolyn N. SweazyMs. Sara TafelMr. and Mrs. Charles TeepleMs. Joy F. TelleMr. and Mrs. John P. WeatherheadMrs. Joan T. WhittenbergMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wimsatt

CONTRIBUTOR ($125)

Mr. Scotty AbbottBarbara AbellMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Adams, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert P. AdelbergMr. John AdkinsMr. Edward C. AdlerBert and Elaine AkinMs. Ann T. AllenDr. and Mrs. David T. AllenMr. and Mrs. Nolen C. AllenMr. and Mrs. Tyler N. AllenMs. Ann Stewart AndersonDr. and Mrs. Billy F. AndrewsPat and Jim AppleberryMr. and Mrs. Charles S. ArensbergMr. and Mrs. Robert C. AyotteDouglas C. and Mariam BallantineMr. and Mrs. William C. BallantineMr. and Mrs. John J. BallbachMr. and Mrs. Cecil C. BarnettMary Louise BarrMs. Camille BathurstMr. and Mrs. William BaumruckerMichael BeattieDr. and Mrs. Arnold M. BelkerMr. Turney P. BerryDr. and Mrs. George V. Beury

Mrs. Barbara BibbMr. and Mrs. John V. BlalockMr. and Mrs. Bert L. BliedenMr. and Mrs. Willoughby C. BlockerDr. William A. BlodgettCeci and Dale BodenMr. and Mrs. John C. BookerCarol and Scott BordenDr. and Mrs. McHenry BrewerMr. Pablo BrisenoMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, Jr.Ms. Sandra BrownMs. Susan J. BrownVernon S. Broyles, IIIMr. Thomas H. BuckeyMrs. A. Kenneth BungerPitsy and Jim BurenMr. and Mrs. Lamar BurtonMrs. Mildred M. BusterMr. Dennis A. ButlerMr. and Mrs. S. Tinsley CampbellDr. and Mrs. Robert CarnighanMs. Betty J. CaruthersMr. and Mrs. Jeffry J. ChristoffersonDr. and Mrs. Jerry N. ClantonMr. and Mrs. Donald M. ClarkMs. Judith McCandless and Mr. Grady E. ClayMrs. Isabel ClayDr. Geoffrey CobournDr. and Mrs. David V. CohnRonald and Jan CollierDr. and Mrs. Eugene H. ConnerMs. Susan ConsidineGraham and Martha Neal CookeMr. and Mrs. Keith CoombsMr. and Mrs. Michael T. CooperMs. Carolyn F. CourtneyMr. and Mrs. Fred CowanPatricia Wells CoxMiss Elizabeth CradyMr. James T. Crain, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. William L. CromwellJoseph CrumeMs. Cindy CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Krest CyrDr. Charles L. DannaherMr. and Mrs. Gordon B. DavidsonMs. Carol E. DaviesMs. Deborah Davies

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Davis, IIIMs. Camille DeanMs. Norma A. DeanDeborah and Thomas DedmanMs. Brenda DeemerMr. and Mrs. Harvey DetroyMr. and Mrs. Ivan DiamondMr. and Mrs. John DicksonMs. Anne G. DischerMr. and Mrs. William Dishman, IIIMr. and Mrs. Paul E. Disney, Jr.Basil Doerhoefer, III and Michael D. JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Eugene C. DorfDr. and Mrs. Craig DouglasMr. and Mrs. Allen D. DurandMr. and Mrs. Charles R. Edinger, IIIMrs. Alice EirkDr. and Mrs. Robert B. ElliottMr. and Mrs. A. Campbell EwenMrs. Ewing FaheyMr. and Mrs. Steven FairfieldDr. and Mrs. Henry FairleighMr. and Mrs. Charles FergusonMr. and Mrs. George E. FischerDr. and Mrs. Paul A. FleitzMrs. Maurice T. FliegelmanMr. and Mrs. Anthony FontanettaDr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Fowler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. FoxMrs. William R. FranklinMr. and Mrs. John B. FrazeeMs. Laura FrazierMiss Martha FritzMr. and Mrs. Rodney FucellaMr. and Mrs. William C. FustMr. and Mrs. Gene P. GardnerHolly H. GathrightMr. and Mrs. Harry GellerMr. and Mrs. L. Reed GernertCarol Hartlage and James L. GerstleMr. Robert GervasiDr. and Mrs. Darius GhaziMr. and Mrs. George S. Gibbs, IIIMr. Phil GinkinsDr. and Mrs. S. GlassmanMr. and Mrs. Glen GoldenbergDr. and Mrs. Martyn Goldman

October 1, 2001– September 30, 2002

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Ms. Jane GoldsteinMr. Paul Gossen and Ms. Ruth M. SimonsMr. and Mrs. Sloane Graff, IIIMr. and Mrs. David GravesMr. and Mrs. Joe Sterling GrimesDr. and Mrs. Diller B. GroffMr. Samir GupteMr. Matthew GuthrieMr. and Mrs. Newman T. GuthrieDr. and Mrs. Gordon GutmannMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HallidayMr. Ed HamiltonMs. June HampeMr. and Mrs. John V. HanleyMrs. Marion HarcourtDr. Deanne HardyEwing L. Hardy, III and Sharon C. HardyMrs. Gail HartMs. Barbara R. HartungDr. and Mrs. Fredric HatcherMrs. James C. HendershotMs. Ellinor B. HendersonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. HendricksMr. Kenneth HensleyMs. Leslie HentzenMr. and Mrs. Werner K. HerzPat and Gloria HessMr. Robert Dale HessMs. Frances HillerMs. Sharon HiltonDr. and Mrs. James M. HinkebeinMs. Theresa HintonDr. Timothy A. HoganMr. and Mrs. Marty C. HolahanMr. Harrison HoustonMrs. Mary E. HoustonMr. and Mrs. Philip HowarthMr. and Mrs. S. O. HowellMr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hower, Jr.Miss Marguerite HumeMrs. Mary S. HuntMr. and Mrs. Scott IngramMrs. Patricia B. JaegersMr. and Mrs. David B. JamesDr. and Mrs. Thomas James, IIIMs. Vicki James

Mr. and Mrs. John A. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jerry JohnstonDr. and Mrs. David JolgrenDavid A. Jones, Jr. and Mary Gwen WheelerDoris and Robert JonesMs. Linda L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Mark R. Jones, M.D.Mrs. May Wetherby JonesMr. and Mrs. S. P. JonesDr. and Mrs. Walter D. JonesMr. and Mrs. Alfred Joseph, IIIMr. William JouleMr. and Mrs. Alan S. KaneMrs. Donna C. KaneMs. Deborah A. KaufmanMr. and Mrs. Wayne M. KayDr. Virginia T. KeeneyMr. and Mrs. Luke Keith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kelly, Jr.Dr. Paul D. KeltyMr. and Mrs. David KinnyMonica and Richard KiperMrs. Ann B. KirwanDr. Melvyn M. KobyDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KralMr. Andrew KruegerDr. and Mrs. Joseph E. KutzMr. and Mrs. Charles H. LakeMr. and Mrs. Pat LancasterMrs. Laramie L. LeathermanMr. and Mrs. Charles F. LehmanMr. and Mrs. Philip J. LevyMr. and Mrs. W. E. LewisMs. Cordelia S. LewmanMr. Martyne LichDr. Karen K. LindMr. R. L. LittlefieldDr. and Mrs. John S. LlewellynDr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Logsdon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. LordMr. and Ms. Thomas LuberMr. and Mrs. Frank LueckePatricia F. and Terry LyonsMr. and Mrs. Stephens G. LytchMr. and Mrs. Robert MaddoxMr. and Mrs. Joe MallinDr. and Mrs. W. E. MarchMr. Bruce MarkhamMs. Betty J. Markwell

Ms. Carolyn MarloweDr. Nancy Martin and Dr. Fred HendlerMr. and Mrs. Ben MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Stuart McCombsMr. and Mrs. Herman McDanielsJim and Sara McDowellMr. and Mrs. J. G. McPhersonMr. and Mrs. Andrew C. MekoDr. Mavin H. Martin and Mr. Neil E. MellenMs. Lyda MerrittMrs. Guy P. Metcalfe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. MeyerGuion and Mary Helen MillerMr. and Mrs. Rudy F. Moeller, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John S. MoremenMs. Lyn MotterMr. and Mrs. E. Robert Muir, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. MylesMrs. C. Jean NalleyDr. and Mrs. William N. NashMr. and Mrs. William C. NiederstMs. Jane NiemanMr. and Mrs. Don NixMr. Gouverneur H. NixonMr. W. Allen NorthcuttMr. Byron NugentMr. and Mrs. Sherrell NunnelleyScott F. Nussbaum and Allen J. MatlinMr. and Mrs. Charles O’KoonMr. and Mrs. Henry Ormsby, IIIMr. and Mrs. Armand OstroffDonald E. and Idona A. OvertonMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Parish, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Don E. ParkinsonMrs. Patrice PatonMrs. Jenny B. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. PetryMark & Jan PfeiferMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. PhelpsMr. and Mrs. Michael PhelpsDr. and Mrs. Norman PointerMr. and Mrs. Henry H. Porter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Woodford R. Porter, Sr.Charles and Rheda PulliamLinda and Fred RadolovichMrs. Anne B. RaeuchleMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. RaganMr. Anthony W. RairdenMr. George W. Rapp, Jr.

The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. David B. ReedRick and Becky ReedMs. Brooks RichardsMr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. RiddleMr. and Mrs. John A. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Kent RobinsonMs. Robin L. RogersMs. Susan L. RostovDr. and Mrs. John RothMark and Laura RothsteinMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rounsavall, IIIMarjorie Ruka and Paul W. RukaMs. Mary S. SachsMs. Elise L. SalesMr. and Mrs. E. Halsey SandfordMr. and Mrs. Daniel B. SantosMs. Kate Rudd and Mr. Steven SarfinMr. Michael SarkiMr. and Mrs. Ivan SchellMs. Susan SchillerMrs. Paul H. SchindlerMr. and Ms. Robert J. SchumacherMr. Dan T. SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SchwartzMr. Richard B. SchwarzWilliam T. and Janie D. ScovilMr. Earl R. SearcyDr. and Mrs. Joseph H. SeayMrs. Durell SeelbachMr. Edward P. SeigenfeldDr. and Mrs. Charles B. SeversDr. and Mrs. Mohammad ShafiiPaul and Laura K. ShaughnessyMs. Ann SheadelMrs. Leslie SheehanMr. and Mrs. Jerome P. W. SkellyDr. and Mrs. Judah L. SkolnickMarlyn Y. and Gary W. SmithMrs. Laura Frances SmithMrs. S. Russell Smith, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. S. Russell Smith, Jr.Mr. Raymond O. SommersMr. and Mrs. Donald L. SorensonMr. and Mrs. William J. Spanos, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SpeckmanR. H. Spedding and Christopher A. SpeddingDonald and Elaine Koby SternLeah Stewart and Gordon MoffettJames O. and Sue M. Stiles

Mr. and Mrs. William F. StitesMrs. John A. StoughMr. and Mrs. John A. Stough, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John StuartMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SutherlandMr. and Mrs. Jack TafelMr. David TaylorRobert L. Taylor and Linda T. ShapiroJohn Tederstrom and Mark CannonMr. and Mrs. Clark K. TerrellDr. Francis C. Thiemann and Dr. K. P. SandersDr. and Mrs. Robert S. Tillett, Jr.Mr. James TowlesMr. and Mrs. Richard TrautweinDr. and Mrs. Wayne TucksonAnne and Tom TuleyMs. Genarose TurnerMrs. Pamela TurnerMr. and Mrs. John N. Uhl, Jr.Mr. Jerry L. UlrichCatherine Hauck UnderwoodDr. Peter J. Urda and Mrs. Mary V. BrilliantMr. Clifford E. UrikDr. and Mrs. John A. Van ArsdallMs. Jane VetrhusMr. and Mrs. Paul VissmanDr. and Mrs. Richard WaggenerMr. Thomas Walker and Dr. Mary FallatDr. and Mrs. Will W. Ward, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David K. WarnerThe Rev. Katherine Warner and Mr. Lawrence WarnerMs. Judy WarrenMrs. Robert Watson, Jr.Alvin WaxMr. and Mrs. Clyde M. WebbMr. and Mrs. William M. WebbAnna and Allan WeissMs. Alice WellsSheila and Patrick WelshMr. and Mrs. Roy C. Whayne, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James WhelanMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WhitehouseMr. and Mrs. Jerry WhitfieldOsborne P. Wiggins and Annette AllenMr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Williams

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Dr. and Mrs. W. Wiley WilliamsDr. and Mrs. William P. WinklerMrs. Shirley R. WittenDr. and Mrs. Stewart E. WolfsonMr. Julius P. WongDr. and Mrs. Frank S. WoodMs. Phoebe WoodMrs. Karen WoodworthMs. Ann YearginJody Zimmerman and Glenn Price

The museum is grateful to itsmembers at all giving levels.

ANNUAL GIVING

$20,000 AND ABOVE

Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson

$10,000 TO $19,999

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ballard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan BlumMr. and Mrs. S. Gordon DabneyMr. and Mrs. Carl T. Fischer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. HarreldMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kulp, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. MooreMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Paradis, III

$5,000 TO $9,999

Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. BarrMr. and Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, IIIDr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Cressman, Jr.Ms. Sandra A. FrazierDr. and Mrs. Leonard LeightJudge and Mrs. Henry Meigs, IIStephen R. Reily and Emily S. Bingham

$2,500 TO $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Anderson, Jr.Mr. Christopher M. NalleyDr. and Mrs. Norman D. RadtkeDr. and Mrs. B. Preston ThomasMr. and Mrs. David Y. Wood

$1,000 TO $2,499

Anonymous FoundationMr. and Mrs. John V. BlalockCeci and Dale Boden

Mr. Herbert F. BoehlMr. and Mrs. Owsley Brown, IIThe Honorable and Mrs. W. L. L. Brown, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bush, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. CallenMr. Harry H. Cloudman, Jr.Ms. Jill L. Force and Mr. Patrick MattinglyMrs. Harry S. Frazier, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John R. GregoryMrs. John H. HardwickMrs. Ilma M. HirschMiss Emily W. HundleyMr. and Mrs. Alfred G. JanosDr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. JelsmaMr. Tom B. Nichols, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. RalphMr. and Mrs. R. A. RankinRLR Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mason C. RuddMrs. Elizabeth SandersDrs. Daniel & Ximena SesslerMr. and Mrs. Max ShapiraDr. and Mrs. Donald C. SwainDr. Joan Thomas and Mr. Lee B. ThomasMrs. Patricia M. VargaMr. William M. Wood

$500 TO $999

Mrs. Betty Anne AllenMrs. Anne M. AxtonMr. and Mrs. John T. BallantineMary Louise BarrMr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonura, IIIMrs. William O. BrooksMr. and Mrs. William Hoke Camp, Jr.Ms. Ruth H. CloudmanMr. Stiles T. ColwillThe Community Foundation of LouisvilleMr. John W. CondonMr. and Mrs. William R. CoryMr. Douglas CramerDr. and Mrs. William L. CromwellMrs. Anne S. DorseyDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. DunhamMr. and Mrs. James R. FugitteMs. Sandal H. GulickMr. and Mrs. Wesley D. Hovey

Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. HuddlestonMr. W. Grant LewisMrs. Jacqueline B. LipsMr. and Mrs. Frank LueckeMs. Judith MinerPeter Morrin and Carolyn BrooksMr. and Mrs. MylesJudge Boyce F. Martin and Ms. Anne OgdenMr. and Mrs. Leland OttMr. Robert F. PatrickMr. Wayne N. PerkeyMrs. Anne L. PopeMs. Helen PowellMrs. John S. RankinMrs. Sue M. SmytheMr. Charles W. StewartAnne and Tom TuleyMr. and Mrs. James S. Welch, Jr.

$250 TO $499

Ahead Human ResourcesMinx M. Auerbach and Dr. S. P. AuerbachMrs. Nancy BallantineJ. Gordon BaquieDr. and Mrs. C. Melvin BernhardMr. and Mrs. John H. BickelDr. and Mrs. Teodoro BordadorMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. BroeckerMr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown, Jr.Mrs. Caryl ChamplinMrs. L. S. Chauvin, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Jerry N. ClantonDr. and Mrs. Philip CochranDr. and Mrs. David V. CohnMr. and Mrs. Richard E. CooperCharles and Mary Rita CoyMs. Joan C. DayMrs. Helen DeanMr. and Mrs. Leonidas D. Deters, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss P. Douglass, IIIMr. and Mrs. T. D. EberhardtMr. and Mrs. Frank M. EllisDr. and Mrs. Jeremiah T. FlowersMr. and Mrs. Robert E. GillMs. Rhonda GoodallMr. and Mrs. Cecil E. GrayPaula HaleMrs. Marion HarcourtMs. Barbara R. Hartung

Ms. Merrily A. Orsini and Mr. Frederick G. HeathMr. and Mrs. James C. HennessyMr. and Mrs. Charles HertzmanDr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Lambert, Jr.Lew and Kathy LancasterMr. and Mrs. Henry A. LevyMrs. Edna V. LewisMr. and Mrs. Nathan S. LordMrs. Robert LykinsMr. and Mrs. Neil D. MacDonaldMr. Allison J. MaggioloMr. and Mrs. William MahoneyMr. and Mrs. Charles I. McCartyDr. and Mrs. Roy MecklerDr. Mavin H. Martin and Mr. Neil E. MellenMr. and Mrs. Robert S. MichaelJulie B. MortonMrs. Phillip B. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Newman, IIIMrs. Martha C. NicholsMr. and Mrs. William C. NiederstMr. and Mrs. Brian O’RourkeMrs. William M. Reid, Jr.Ms. Mary S. SachsMrs. Paul H. SchindlerMr. and Mrs. Martin F. SchmidtDr. and Mrs. Guy SilvaV. Benson Small, Jr. and Michael JuddMrs. Emilie S. SmithMrs. Mimi Zinniel SpeedMr. and Mrs. George E. StableinMrs. J. Alexander StewartMr. and Mrs. James M. StodghillMrs. Eleanor R. StokesLindy B. and William M. StreetMr. and Mrs. William M. TateDr. and Mrs. Richard WaggenerMrs. Elizabeth Weinberg

$100 TO $249

Mrs. Gerda AckermannMr. and Mrs. E. M. Allen, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nolen C. AllenMs. Nancy J. AlveyMr. and Mrs. Philip ArderyDr. and Mrs. Joe F. ArterberryKenton Atwood and Kathy EickmannMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ayotte

Dr. O. Kent BackMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. BaerDr. Ellen Ballard and Dr. Dennis C. NeymanMrs. Charles T. BarlowMs. Martha B. BaxterMrs. John Beam, Jr.Harlan and Ann BeckemeyerDr. and Mrs. John BellDr. C.B. Bensenhaver,IIIMrs. Irma O. BensingerMrs. Janet L. BermanMr. and Mrs. William B. BernstromMr. Turney P. BerryDr. and Mrs. George V. BeuryMr. and Mrs. Paul Bickel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. BleakleyMr. and Mrs. Bert L. BliedenMr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. BlueDr. and Mrs. Lawrence BoramMiss Attia M. BowmerMs. Norma B. BraverMrs. Jane T. BreeceCol. and Mrs. Jo BrendelMr. and Mrs. Gordon S. BrownMr. Prentice E. Brown, Jr.Ralph S. and Elizabeth A.R. BrownMr. and Mrs. Robinson S. Brown, Jr.Ms. Margaret H. BrumleveMr. Ray H. BrundigeMr. and Mrs. Alan BryantMrs. Janette W. BryantMr. and Mrs. Richard A. BueseMrs. Dolores L. BulleitMrs. Thomas W. BullittMrs. A. Kenneth BungerRose Cooper and Allen BushMr. Gerald J. Carlon, Jr.Mrs. William F. ChandlerDr. and Mrs. William M. ChristophersonDr. and Mrs. George P. ClarkMs. Judith McCandless and Mr. Grady E. ClayMrs. Sterling W. ClementsMr. and Mrs. W. Stewart CobbMr. and Mrs. John D. ColeMr. Richard S. Condon





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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart E. ConnerMrs. Martha CronenMrs. W. Duncan CrosbyMary Ann Currier and Lionel F. CurrierMr. and Mrs. John R. DaunhauerMr. and Mrs. Gordon B. DavidsonDr. and Mrs. Bob M. DeweeseMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. DieboldMs. Anne G. DischerDr. and Mrs. John A. DistlerDr. and Mrs. Charles E. DobbsMr. and Mrs. Martin P. DuffyMrs. Virginia O. DulworthCol. and Mrs. Robert H. EdgerMrs. Alice EirkMiss Margaret EllabyMrs. Georgia M. EllingerMs. Susan E. EllisonMr. and Mrs. William L. Ellison, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John L. EnglishMrs. Elizabeth M. EvansMr. and Mrs. Sam R. EwingDr. and Mrs. Henry FairleighMrs. Filomena FarleyDr. and Mrs. Wesley G. FarnsleyMr. and Mrs. Bruce L. FergusonDr. Fred and Mrs. Keltie FerrisDr. Hubert Fields, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Dale FisherMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. FitzpatrickMr. Michael M. FleishmanDr. and Mrs. Paul A. FleitzMrs. Maurice T. FliegelmanMr. Thomas H. Forcht, Sr.Mrs. William R. FranklinMr. and Mrs. John B. FrazeeMs. Marjorie FreundMr. and Mrs. Charles H. FritschnerJudy L. Fritz and William Scott ThompsonFrances Tuley FrostDr. and Mrs. Gary FuchsMiss Mary A. FuegleinMr. and Mrs. Gene P. GardnerMr. and Mrs. B. L. GarnerHolly H. GathrightMr. and Ms. Ronald J. Geoghegan

Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gibbs, IIILouis O. and Norma GieselMr. Don J. GlaserMs. Jane GoldsteinAudley Gordon and Bettina BardMr. and Mrs. Sloane Graff, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. GrammerMrs. Downey M. Gray, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Greene, IIIMs. Susan M. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Newman T. GuthrieDr. and Mrs. Larry J. HallMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HallidayMs. June HampeMr. and Mrs. John HancockMr. and Mrs. William W. Hancock, Jr.Mrs. D. Earle HankinsMr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Harper, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Lynn T. HarpringMrs. Gail HartMr. and Mrs. Joseph B. HelmMrs. James C. HendershotMrs. Judith W. HendersonMrs. Henry R. HeyburnMs. Frances HillerMr. and Mrs. Karl F. HollenbachMrs. Dorothy H. HoodMrs. Albert C. HortonMr. Harrison HoustonMiss Marguerite HumeRichard H. and Joan HumkeMark and Sally IsaacsJeffery and Margaret JamnerMrs. Charles L. JenningsMrs. Harold S. JohnsonDoris and Robert JonesMrs. Warner L. Jones, Jr.Mr. William JouleMs. Starr C. KaiserJohn and Elizabeth KelleyAlberta Allen KellyMr. and Mrs. William P. Kelly, Jr.LTC and Ms. Robert Kilmer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. H. N. KirchdorferMs. Frances A. KuhlDr. and Mrs. J. G. KuhnsMrs. Jane D. La PinMs. Nana LamptonCalvin and Helen LangMr. and Mrs. Rolf Larsson

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. LengstorfMrs. Ginger LewisDr. and Mrs. J. T. LingDavid Lipp and Laura MetzgerDr. and Mrs. John S. LlewellynMs. Jean LoganMrs. Greta G. LucasDr. Joseph F. MaloneyMr. Bruce MarkhamMs. Betty J. MarkwellMs. Carolyn MarloweMs. Kathryn R. Marshall, MDMr. Robert A. MarshallMr. and Mrs. Stuart McCombsJohn Dickinson McGavic and Brenda P. McGavicMr. and Mrs. George D. McNairMr. and Mrs. James L. MeagherMrs. Guy P. Metcalfe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Burton MeyersMs. Lillian C. MilanofMrs. Walter H. Millard, Jr.Ms. Norma J. MillerMs. Susan MillerMr. and Mrs. Guy MontgomeryDr. and Mrs. Condict MooreMrs. John W. MooreMs. June MorrisMr. and Mrs. T. Ballard MortonMrs. C. Jean NalleyEd and Nancy NasiefMr. and Mrs. Richard NewellDr. Catherine Newton and Dr. Gordon StraussMr. W. Allen NorthcuttMr. and Mrs. Charles O’KoonJudge and Mrs. W. B. OgdenJoseph C. and Joanne T. OldhamMr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Owen, Jr.Mrs. Helen Palmer-Ball BushDr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Parker, Jr.Mr. Raymond L. ParrellaMr. and Mrs. George PartlowMrs. Kathleen PartlowMr. and Mrs. James R. Peabody, Jr.Rev. and Mrs. Francis M. PerrinMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. PhelpsMs. Joan Thomason PikeMrs. and Mr. William H. Piper, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George Plager

Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Porter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Woodford R. Porter, Sr.Mrs. David T. PotterMrs. Naomi PressmaMrs. Charlotte B. PricePsi Iota Xi - Zeta Iota ChapterMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. RaganMrs. Louise RaineMs. Nora RaphaelMr. George W. Rapp, Jr.Ms. June L. RaqueThe Rt. Rev. and Mrs. David B. ReedMrs. Albert F. ReutlingerMr. and Mrs. Richard D. RiversMr. Jack RobyMr. and Mrs. Joe M. RodesMr. and Mrs. David E. RogersMr. H. D. Rollins, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Martin RollinsMr. and Mrs. James J. Roth, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Rounsavall, IIIMrs. Albert V. RuddMs. Kate Rudd and Mr. Steven SarfinMr. Ben St. ClairMrs. Zoe Nicki St. LedgerMrs. Stuart M. SalesMr. and Mrs. Earl H. SchaafMrs. Robert SchererMr. and Mrs. Robert SchneithorstMr. and Mrs. Robert SchulmanDr. and Mrs. Harold J. SchupbachDr. and Mrs. Manuel SchwartzMr. and Ms. David ScottDr. and Mrs. Joseph H. SeayMrs. Joseph Severance, Jr.Mrs. Chester P. ShellyRose Levada Shipp and Dr. David C. ShippMrs. Jane W. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Glen O. Skaggs, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David SlaterMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. SlavinMarlyn Y. and Gary W. SmithMrs. Hanford SmithMrs. Marian B. SmithMrs. S. Russell Smith, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. S. Russell Smith, Jr.Mr. Raymond O. Sommers

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. SorensonMr. and Mrs. Keith C. Spears, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SpeckmanMs. Sue SpeedMr. P. C. SprawlsMr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Steinbock, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. StephensonMr. and Mrs. J. Walker Stites, IIIMr. John and Dr. Charlotte StitesDr. and Mrs. William B. StodghillMs. Sandra Stone-VinceyMr. and Mrs. Frank P. Strickler, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SutherlandMs. Carolyn N. SweazyDr. and Mrs. Peter E. TanguayJohn Tederstrom and Mark CannonMr. and Mrs. Charles TeepleMrs. Alice D. ThompsonMr. Ed TillettMrs. Jane R. Towery-WoolseyMs. Nancy Lee TrueMs. Genarose TurnerMrs. Kay VandrickMr. and Mrs. Rudy L. VincentiMrs. Rudy F. VogtMr. and Mrs. David K. WarnerThe Rev. Katherine Warner and Mr. Lawrence WarnerMrs. Robert Watson, Jr.Mrs. William W. WeberAnna and Allan WeissMr. and Mrs. John H. WelchSheila and Patrick WelshMr. and Mrs. James WhelanMrs. Joan T. WhittenbergWilliam Wichman FamilyOsborne P. Wiggins and Annette AllenMrs. Joan H. WilletsMr. and Mrs. Lively M. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Orme WilsonMrs. Frances WinchellDr. and Mrs. William P. WinklerMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WoodcockMrs. Karen WoodworthMs. Ann Yeargin

The museum is grateful for donationsto the Annual Fund of under $100.



Annual Giving, continued



CORPORATE MEMBERS

$10,000

Brown-Forman Corporation

$5,000 TO $9,999

AEGON Insurance GroupBellSouthBrown & Williamson Tobacco Corp.GE AppliancesHumana Inc.LG&E Energy FoundationYum! Brands, Inc.

$2,500 TO $4,999

AshlandBramco, Inc.INVESCO - National Asset ManagementSpanierman GalleryWehr Constructors, Inc.Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs

$1,000 TO $2,499

Ballou’s Rent-All, Inc.Bank OneCommonwealth Bank & Trust CompanyCotton and Allen, P.S.C.Crowe ChizekGreenebaum, Doll & McDonaldHamilton Printing Inc.Harshaw Trane FoundationHilliard Lyons, Inc.Hines Interests Limited PartnershipHorizon Research International, Inc.Inland Paperboard and PackagingJRA ArchitectsLouisville Bedding CompanyMontage Publishing Solutions, Inc.National CityPARTHENON Capital Management, LLCPNC BankSemonin RealtorsSÜD-CHEMIEToyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, Inc.UPSWhayne Supply Co.

SPONSORS

PROGRAM SPONSORS

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Alden, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip ArderyAshland Inc. FoundationMarguerite Montgomery BaquieMemorial TrustWilliam E. Barth FoundationBellarmine UniversityThe Blue Family/ Cobalt FoundationLaura Lee Brown and Steve WilsonThe Cralle Foundation, Inc.Ms. Patricia DawsonThe Gheens Foundation, Inc.Wood and Marie Hannah FoundationMrs. Barbara JowellMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kulp, Jr.LG&E Energy FoundationThe Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.Margaret Ewell Dickens FoundationMr. Howard C. Mayberry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. MooreThe Norton Foundation, Inc.Maj. Gen. Dillman A. Rash FundThe Sullivan Foundation, Inc.Sutherland GalleryUniversity of LouisvilleThe Weatherhead FoundationDr. and Mrs. Morris Weiss

SPECIAL EXHIBITIONSPONSORSAfrican American Heritage FoundationMs. Claire AlagiaMrs. Elmer L. AllenAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.Dr. S. P. Auerbach and Mrs. Minx M.AuerbachMr. and Mrs. Michael BatemanMr. and Mrs. James C. BeckettMrs. Jesse B. Bell





$500 TO $999

Bank of LouisvilleWilliam H. Bennett, Jr., C.P.A.Cardinal PrintingCeridian Time and Attendance SolutionsRobert H. Clarkson Insurance Agency & Financial Svcs, Inc.Commonwealth Wine & SpiritsFireKing International, Inc.Hillerich & Bradsby Co.KPMG LLPThe Lang CompanyNew Zion Baptist ChurchPriceWeber Marketing Communications, Inc.Shorewood Packaging CorporationStock Yards Bank and Trust CompanyWhip-Mix Corporation

$250 TO $499

A. Arnold World Class RelocationDavis JewelersErnst & Young LLPGuthrie/Mayes & Associates, Inc.Hubbuch & Co.The E. David Meena Company

MATCHING GIFTS

Aid Association for LutheransATOFINA Chemicals, Inc. FoundationAutomatic Data Processing Inc.BellSouth TelecommunicationsBP Amoco Foundation, Inc.Corning Incorporated FoundationFederated Department Stores FoundationGannett Foundation, Inc.Lexmark International, Inc.Philip Morris Companies Inc.PPG Industries FoundationPQ CorporationSaint-Gobain CorporationThe St. Paul Companies, Inc.Temple-Inland FoundationU.S. Bankcorp FoundationYum! Brands, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert BiggerstaffMs. Rebecca T. BinghamMs. Gladys BoykinBrown-Forman CorporationMrs. Elizabeth L. BrownMr. and Mrs. Paul A. BrownMrs. Ruth BryantMr. Thomas BuckmanMs. Sarah A. BuddekeMs. Linda C. ChatmonMs. Naomi R. ChristianDr. and Mrs. William M.ChristophersonCinergy Corp.Dr. Sanda B. Cohen and Dr. Richard CohenMr. Lewis D. ColeCommonwealth Bank & TrustCompanyThomas E. and Gwen CorkDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.Ms. Pamela DixonMrs. Anita H. DonaldsonMs. Ann M. DownsMs. Thelma H. DunlevyMrs. Ewing FaheyMs. Jill L. Force and Mr. PatrickMattinglyMrs. Eleanor ForemanMs. Laura FrazierMr. and Mrs. William FriedlanderGE AppliancesDr. Judith GreenMr. and Mrs. Maurice Guerin, Sr.Alderman Cheri HamiltonMs. Jeanitta HinkleDr. and Mrs. John P. HowardMs. Ledita HowardINVESCO - National Asset ManagementJack and Jill of America, Inc.Mr. and Ms. Bennie Jackson, Jr.The Honorable Rebecca JacksonMr. and Mrs. Wade JacksonMs. Georgina JonesKappa Alpha PSI FraternityKentucky Commission on HumanRightsMr. Benjamin R. LarkeMs. Betty Lily-Smother

The Lincoln Foundation, Inc.The Louisville Chapter The Links, Inc.Louisville Chapter of Girl Friends Inc.Louisville Free Public LibraryFoundation, Inc.The Louisville MolesLouisville Water CompanyMs. Anna L. LoveMr. and Mrs. Reginald MacKeyMr. and Mrs. Charles MatthewsMs. Belma McClaskeyMs. Carolyn McNairJudge and Mrs. Henry Meigs, IIMr. and Mrs. Harry L. MillerAlderman Lawrence MontgomeryNational CityNational Council of Negro Women, Inc.New Zion Baptist ChurchThe Norton Foundation, Inc.The Honorable Darryl T. OwensMs. Faye D. OwensDr. and Dr. Sean OwensOwsley Brown Frazier FamilyFoundation, Inc.Mr. Mitchell PaynePNC BankMs. Arminta PoignardMrs. Anne L. PopeMs. Diane PorterMr. and Mrs. Walter P. PorterMr. and Mrs. Woodford R. Porter, Sr.Ms. Angela L. PriceMrs. Charlotte B. PriceStephen R. Reily and Emily S. BinghamRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyMr. Benjamin RichmondMs. Jessica RobbinsDr. and Mrs. Samuel RobinsonMr. and Mrs. James RuckerMr. and Mrs. D. A. Sachs, IIIMs. Donna B. SandersMartin F. Schmidt/Kate SchmidtMoninger FundMr. and Mrs. Jack H. SegellMs. Nancy SheltonSigma PI PHI FraternityV. Benson Small, Jr. and Michael JuddMs. Shirley Smith-Pointer

GIFT IN KIND

Hamilton Printing, Inc.

GIFTS FOR ART PURCHASESAnonymousMrs. Harry S. Frazier, Jr.Ms. Sandra A. FrazierGE AppliancesDr. and Mrs. Leonard LeightMr. and Mrs. R. Fairleigh LusskyDr. and Mrs. Norman D. RadtkeYum! Brands, Inc.

GIFTS TO CHARTERCOLLECTORSMr. and Mrs. William O. Alden, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nolen C. AllenMrs. Anne M. AxtonDr. O. Kent BackDr. and Mrs. Charles C. BarrMr. and Mrs. J. McFerran Barr, IIMrs. Mary Louise Barr and Mr. W. Grant LewisMr. and Mrs. George Barry Bingham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan BlumDr. Barbara B. BrownMr. Charles A. Brown, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Owsley Brown, IIMr. and Mrs. Jeffry J. ChristoffersonMr. and Mrs. Richard H. C. ClayMs. Ruth H. CloudmanDr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Cressman, Jr.Lionel F. and Mary Ann CurrierMr. and Mrs. S. Gordon DabneyMr. and Mrs. George FalkMr. and Mrs. Carl T. Fischer, Jr.Mr. Owsley Brown FrazierMr. and Mrs. James R. FugitteEmily and Robert Gable

Mr. and Mrs. John S. SpeedMs. Sue SpeedMs. Deborah StallworthDr. and Mrs. R. Ted SteinbockMs. Barbara SutherlandDr. and Mrs. Donald C. SwainThe Louisville Urban LeagueMr. and Mrs. Taft Thompson, Jr.Ms. Deanna TinsleyUniversity of Louisville, Departmentof Pan-African StudiesAlderman George UnseldMr. and Mrs. Karl N. Victor, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Walls, MDMr. and Mrs. Carl L. Wedekind, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. WeisbergAnna and Allan WeissMr. and Mrs. Rich WhippleMr. and Mrs. Benjamin WhiteMs. Cora L. WillisMs. Valarie WilsonZeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

GOVERNMENT GRANTSInstitute of Museum and LibraryServicesKentucky Arts Council

DESIGNATED GIFTS

JOHN W. BARR III MEMORIALFUND

Mary Louise Barr

OGDEN ENDOWMENT FUND

Mr. Stewarat Ogden

GIFTS IN MEMORIAL

IN MEMORY OF MS. HELEN BIXBY

Mr. and Mrs. John Dwyer

IN MEMORY OF MRS. KATHERINEH. BOTTIGHEIMER

Mr. Karl S. Bottigheimer

IN MEMORY OF ZACK BUZBEE

Dr. David S. Gochman

IN MEMORY OFMRS. MARGARET F. COURTNEY

Ms. Julia S. ArderyMrs. Charles T. BarlowMrs. John S. Rankin

IN MEMORY OFGWEN LEYS DAVENPORT

Sarah McNeal Few

IN MEMORY OFMRS. HENNING HILLIARD

Ms. Ruth H. CloudmanBenjamin F. Few, Jr. and Sarah McNeal FewPeter Morrin and Carolyn Brooks

IN MEMORY OFMR. HENNING HILLIARD

Benjamin F. Few, Jr. and Sarah McNeal FewMr. and Mrs. Donald W. LynchPeter Morrin and Carolyn Brooks

IN MEMORY OFMRS. DOUGLAS MCKELLAR, SR.

Mary Louise BarrMs. Ruth H. CloudmanSarah McNeal FewMargaret Barr Kulp

IN MEMORY OFBARBARA S. MILLER

Ms. Thelma H. Dunlevy

IN MEMORY OFMR. ROBERT MOORE

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitfield

IN MEMORY OFDR. OWEN S. OGDEN

Ms. Janice Gritton

IN MEMORY OFMS. HELEN C. PENCE

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bradow

IN MEMORY OFMRS. NANCY OWEN ROLLINS

Mrs. Rosalind H. Greiver

IN MEMORY OF MRS. W. F. RUBEL

Mr. and Mrs. John Burton MeyersPeter Morrin and Carolyn Brooks

IN MEMORY OFMRS. HUGH M. SHWAB, JR.

Ms. Ruth H. CloudmanBenjamin F. Few and Sarah McNeal FewMargaret Barr Kulp

IN MEMORY OFMS. DOROTHY M. SKAGGS

Benjamin F. Few and Sarah McNeal Few

IN MEMORY OFJESSIE CLARK SPEED


IN MEMORY OFMR. HARRY STRATER

Mary Louise Barr

IN MEMORY OFMR. JASPER D. WARD III

Benjamin F. Few and Sarah McNeal FewPeter Morrin and Carolyn Brooks

IN MEMORY OFMRS. JEAN WARD

Mary Louise BarrMs. Ruth H. CloudmanBenjamin F. Few and Sarah McNeal FewMargaret Barr KulpMr. and Mrs. Lee W. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. John S. SpeedMrs. Joan T. Whittenberg

IN MEMORY OFMS. THERESA WOOD

Mrs. Anna L. BiedenbenderDr. David S. GochmanMr. and Mrs. Fred S. HammelMs. Beatrice S. HerbertMrs. Estelle MaslerMs. Stephanie K. Mayfield, M.D.Ms. Nancy RenickMrs. Theodore A. SchrammVA Medical CenterMartha F. WiglesworthXerox

IN MEMORY OFLUCY HILTON MADDOX YOUNG


GIFTS IN TRIBUTEIN HONOR OF OWSLEY BROWNII’S 60TH BIRTHDAY

Sarah McNeal Few

IN HONOR OFMRS. NANCY CALLAHAN

Mrs. Marion Harcourt

IN HONOR OFDR. DAVID S. GOCHMAN

Ms. Jeanne HochmanMr. and Mrs. Tom Lawson

IN HONOR OF THE MARRIAGE OFSUSAN AND MICHAEL N.HARRELD

Peter Morrin and Carolyn Brooks

IN HONOR OFMR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HOGUE

Mrs. Frances M. Luckett

IN HONOR OF NANA LAMPTON’S60TH BIRTHDAY

Sarah McNeal Few

IN HONOR OF THE MARRIAGE OFMAVIN H. MARTIN, PHD AND NEILE. MELLON

Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Dudley

IN HONOR OFMR. MARK H. OPPENHEIMER

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Cheng

IN HONOR OF INEZ SEGELL’S 75THBIRTHDAY

Mayor and Mrs. Jerry AbramsonMs. Debbie FriedmanDr. and Mrs. Leonard A. GoddyDr. and Mrs. David NeustadtMs. Mary B. QuesenberryDonald and Elaine Koby SternDr. and Mrs. Bernard Weisskopf

Program Sponsors, continued





Mrs. Edna Yarmuth

IN HONOR OF JAY SPECTRE

Mr. Jerry Kauper and Ms. Miriam Marcus

IN HONOR OF GERALD G.TYRRELL’S BIRTHDAY

Mr. Gerald F. Tyrrell




ALLIANCE TRAVELMary S. AlbertMrs. William O. Alden, Jr.Marguerite AtcherPatsy BakerSue BauerMarilyn BersotJanice R. BlytheLila BodenMrs. William H. CampBarbara CastlemanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth ConardEdith Courtenay

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Harper, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. HarreldMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hebel, Jr.Mr. J. Kyle HibbsMr. and Mrs. Robert B. HornerMr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hower, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David A. JonesMr. and Mrs. Donald F. KohlerDr. and Mrs. Forrest KuhnMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kulp, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. KutzDr. and Mrs. Allan M. LansingMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. LermanMr. and Mrs. J. Cooper LillyMr. and Mrs. R. Fairleigh LusskyMr. and Mrs. William A. MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. John H. McBrideMrs. Douglas McKellar, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McPhersonMiss Mary J. MeyerMrs. Walter H. Millard, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Condict MooreMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. MooreMrs. C. Jean NalleyMr. Tom B. Nichols, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David S. NightingaleMr. Norman V. NoltemeyerJudge Boyce F. Martin and Ms. Anne OgdenDr. and Mrs. Lafayette G. OwenMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Paradis, IIIMs. Helen PowellMr. and Mrs. R. A. RankinMr. and Mrs. Theodore S. RoskyMr. and Mrs. Mason C. RuddMs. Mary S. SachsJ. Baxter Schilling and Carla C. CatesMr. and Mrs. Clarence H. ShortDr. and Mrs. John W. ShumakerV. Benson Small, Jr. and Michael JuddMr. and Mrs. John S. SpeedMr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Steinbock, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. R. Ted SteinbockMr. Charles W. StewartMrs. J. Alexander StewartMr. and Mrs. James W. Stites, Jr.Lindy B. and William M. StreetMrs. Patricia L. Sullivan

Dr. and Mrs. B. Preston ThomasMr. and Mrs. Gerald G. TyrrellMrs. Mary Bailey F. Van MeterMrs. Patricia M. VargaMr. and Mrs. B. Louis VogelMr. and Mrs. James R. VoylesMr. John Hardin Ward IIIMr. and Mrs. Charles L. WeisbergMr. and Mrs. Darrell H. WellsMr. and Mrs. William Whaley, Jr.

GIFTS TO DECORATIVE ARTSCOLLECTORSMr. and Mrs. William C. Ballard, Jr.Mrs. Mary Louise Barr and Mr. W. Grant LewisMr. and Mrs. Jonathan BlumMr. and Mrs. James E. Breece, IIIMr. and Mrs. Bradley L. BroeckerMs. Sarah A. BuddekeMr. and Mrs. Jeffry J. ChristoffersonMrs. Frederick K. Cressman, Jr.Sarah McNeal FewMr. and Mrs. Carl T. Fischer, Jr.Ms. Jill L. ForceMr. and Mrs. Edward G. Isaacs, IIIFrances Lee Jasper and Joe TousiDr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. JelsmaDr. and Mrs. David JolgrenDr. Virginia T. KeeneyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kulp, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Leonard LeightMrs. Abby LusskyMs. Stewart LusskyMr. Trace MayerMiss Mary J. MeyerRowland D. Miller and Eleanor B. MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Jr.Mr. Herbert J. Redmon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. RobinsonMs. Mary S. SachsV. Benson Small, Jr. and Michael JuddMr. and Mrs. John S. SpeedMr. W. Patrick StallardDr. and Mrs. R. Ted SteinbockMrs. Shelly Zegart

GIFTS TO NEW ARTCOLLECTORSDr. and Mrs. S. Pearson AuerbachMr. and Mrs. John T. BallantineMr. and Mrs. Claude A. Berry, Jr.G. Garvin Brown, IV and Steffanie D. BrownLaura Lee Brown and Steve WilsonDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. CallenMr. and Mrs. John J. Davis, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ivan DiamondMs. Sandra A. FrazierMr. and Ms. Donald FreytagMr. and Mrs. David HymanDr. and Mrs. Leonard LeightMr. Allison J. MaggioloMr. and Mrs. James MillarRowland D. Miller and Eleanor B. MillerMs. Penelope T. MortonMr. and Mrs. Henry Ormsby, IIIMr. and Mrs. W. Kent Oyler, IIIDr. and Mrs. Norman D. RadtkeStephen R. Reily and Emily S. BinghamMr. and Mrs. Mason C. RuddDr. and Mrs. William M. SchreiberMr. Richard B. SchwarzMr. Lawrence A. ShapinMr. and Mrs. Brook T. SmithMr. W. Patrick StallardMr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Tyler, IVMrs. Patricia M. VargaMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Weisberg

Pat CoxMary Rita CoyMartha CronenMrs. Gordon CurrieGerry DavidsonElizabeth Weimer DavisCamille DeanHelen DeanJacqueline DeMarcoGini DeMuthAnne G. DischerAlyce Berenice FranklinJo Anne FraserMr. and Mrs. William C. FustMs. Sandal GulickCecil GrayMr. and Mrs. William HancockJean HanleySallie HanniganBeverly HaverstockSharon HeckelPatsy HenleinHope HollenbeckMimi HornerBeulah HoskinsSallie HowardPeggy C. HurstDoris JonesStarr KaiserFrances KingJoan LaurieMr. and Mrs. Larry LoseMr. Wiley LuvineAnn MaliszewskiJane McAdooAnn C. McCartySusan McCrayJoyce McKayBetty MarkwellSally MacdonaldJ.A. MeyersNorma MillerBarbara MooreEleanor MooreJune MorrisMarian MorrisDr. and Mrs. Alton NeurathDottie NixGouverneur Nixon

Patricia NortonSuzanne NunnelleyNancy PearcyLois PedigoKaren PetachKay PorterNancy RaganLinda DabneyAnn R. RickerMary S. SachsLaurice SamuelsSusan SchererRuth ScullyMargaret SeayCarol SeneseEllen ShapiraLudmilla ShaverDebbie ShwabLynn SheaLois ShearerMaynette SmithMr. Wilburt SmithSue SmytheAnn Hill SpeedMr. and Mrs. Leonard StahlgrenAnne StewartMary Clay StitesElizabeth TateAda TaylorMary Em ThompsonJean TraubBetty TurnheimPat VargaJoan VandertollMargherita VogelMr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Voight, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James R. VoylesRogna Mae WagonerSharon WatkinsMachele WeimerMrs. Margie WelchMr. and Mrs. Jerry WhitfieldNancy WilsonDr. and Mrs. John L. WolfordHarriet Wood

WRITING ANDDESIGN PROVIDED BY

MON AGE

ON THE COVER:

Yinka Shonibare, (British, born 1962)Three Graces, 2001Dutch wax printed cotton textile, 3 life-size fiberglassmannequins, 3 aluminum basesPurchased with funds from the Alice Speed StollAccessions Trust2002.6 a, b, c

Photograph by Kenneth Hayden

A portion of the museum’s funds for thisfiscal year has been provided through agrant from the Kentucky Arts Council, astate agency.

The Speed Art Museum is a non-profit artsinstitution located at 2035 South ThirdStreet adjacent to the University ofLouisville campus. Exit I-65 to St.Catherine, Arthur Street or EasternParkway. The museum is also accessible byTARC Fourth Street and Eastern Parkwayroutes.

Admission to the museum is free.

2035 South Third St., Louisville, KY 40208(502) 634-2700 www.speedmuseum.org

Documents

2003 Speed AR/newformat - sismus.org Art/2001-02SpeedAR.pdf · artists featured in the ex-hibition include Chester Harding, G.P.A. Healy, Edgar Degas, Cecilia Beaux, John Singer Sargent,