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Introduction

Faces of the Collection

Faces of the Community

New Acquisitions

Donors

Leadership

Financials

Table of Contents

Letter from the Board President

Exhibition Schedule

Introduction

Dear friends,Our 125th year as Cincinnati’s Art Museum is upon us. On landmarks such as this, we look back at all of the wonderful things that have happened in our past, but more importantly, we focus on the future of what this Art Museum can become for our community.

Our recent and upcoming highlights include the following:

• Completing a facilities master plan that will guide the future of our building, better connecting the community to the collection and realizing the Art Museum’s role as a community gathering space.

• Embracing new technologies such as videoconferencing, wireless Internet access, image digitization, and a new Art Museum web site to give you new ways to access the art collection and all that’s happening at the Art Museum.

• Creating innovative installations and programs to attract new audiences to the Art Museum.• Celebrating our community through a 125th Anniversary Celebration Season, which began May 10.

As we embark on our next 125 years, we recognize what makes this institution great. While the Art Museum is comprised of an impressive permanent collection, the heart of the Art Museum is its community, the people who have created and supported the Art Museum throughout its history and who will carry it into the future. This second annual report to the community salutes them.

J. Philip VollmerPresident of the Board of Trustees

Mission Statement:We will actively engage a diverse and growing audience with great art for their enrichment and enjoyment. We will collect, preserve, study, and exhibit art in accordance with the highest professional standards. We will operate in a fiscally responsible manner.

Sean Scully: Wall of LightJune 24 to September 3, 2006

Experience the first American museum exhibition of Wall of Light, contemporary artist Sean Scully’s most important series to date. Featuring more than forty works, including some twenty large-scale oil paintings, the exhibition showcases Scully’s mastery of the abstract style, its emotional power, storytelling potential, and capacity to convey light.

Sean Scully: Wall of Light is organized by the Phillips Collection, Washington D.C.Sean Scully: Wall of Light is made possible by the global financial services firm UBSSean Scully, Small Chelsea Wall of Light, #2, 2000, oil on canvas, 18 x 24 inches. Private Collection

Paul Strand SouthwestJune 24 to August 20, 2006

View thirty-five photographs from Paul Strand, a pioneer of photographic modernism who is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest American photographers of the twentieth century. This exhibition covers the years 1930 to 1932, a very productive and previously unexplored period of his career, when he lived and photographed in New Mexico. Absorbing the Southwest’s complex cultural history, Strand made pictures that merged realism with abstraction and formalism with a distinctive American romanticism.

Aperture, a not-for-profit organization devoted to photography and the visual arts, has organized this traveling exhibition and produced the accompanying publications.Paul Strand, Hacienda, Taos, New Mexico, 1930 © Aperture Foundation, Inc.; Paul Strand Archive

Exhibition Schedule

Natural Moderns: Georgia O’Keeffe and Her ContemporariesAugust 12, 2006 to January 14, 2007

Catch a glimpse of American Modernist painters’ responses to nature in this exceptional grouping of twentieth-century paintings from the Phillips Collection. Eleven oil paintings by Arthur Dove, Georgia O’Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, and John Marin will be on display. While many modernists focused upon architectural and industrial forms, these painters found profound meaning in the natural world, and these paintings represent some of their most thoughtful works of art.Marsden Hartley, Mountain Lake—Autumn, ca. 1910, oil on academy board, Gift of Rockwell Kent, The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.

Waking Dreams—Experience the EnchantmentOctober 31, 2006 to January 7, 2007

Discover mystery, romance, and sensuality as a unique museum experience leads you through the secret lives and loves of artists who rebelled against Victorian society. This lush and varied display of Pre-Raphaelite art comes from the collections of the Delaware Art Museum and is organized and circulated by Art Services International, Alexandria, Virginia. Dante Gabriel Rossetti (English, 1828–1882), Lady Lilith, 1866–68 (altered 1872–73), oil on canvas. Photo courtesy Delaware Art Museum.

Exhibition Schedule continued

Public Spectacles, Private Pleasures: Four Centuries of Japanese Prints from a Cincinnati CollectionSeptember 2 to December 17, 2006

Experience 82 prints spanning four centuries of the history of Japanese printmaking, from seventeenth-century black-and-white woodcuts through early twentieth-century shin hanga color woodcuts. Arranged thematically, the prints represent fine examples of bijinga (beautiful women), theatrical prints of actors from Edo (Toyko) and Osaka, literature and legend subjects, landscapes, bird prints, surimono (privately printed prints) and shin hanga (new prints). These colorful prints capture kabuki stage performances, women of the pleasure quarters, and the splendor of the Japanese landscape. These prints are drawn from a large private Cincinnati collection of Japanese prints promised to the Cincinnati Art Museum.Utagawa Kuniyoshi, (1797–1861), Japan, Two Cats Representing Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV and Onoe Baiko IV as Lovers Dembi and O-Shun,1847,color woodcut


Andrew Wyeth Watercolors and Drawings: Selections from the Marunuma Art Park Collection, Japan February 3 to May 6, 2007

See 114 watercolors and drawings by American master artist Andrew Wyeth, inspired by the world of Christina and Alvaro Olson in Cushing, Maine. This exhibition explores the artist’s ongoing fascination with the Olson’s everyday activities, domestic interiors, and utilitarian objects. Spanning three decades of his career, the works range from stand-alone watercolors to preliminary notations and detailed studies that demonstrate how the artist’s compositions evolved into finished tempera paintings. The exhibition includes ten studies for the painting Christina’s World (1948) as seen in early compositional notations, detailed figures and arm studies, and the final watercolor sketch of Christina.

Where Would You Wear That?: The Mary Baskett Collection May 12 to August 5, 2007

Examine the work of several of the most forward-looking fashion designers of the twentieth century through this exhibition of more than fifteen pieces designed by Issey Miyake, Rei Kawakubo, Yohji Yamamoto, and other avant-garde Japanese designers over the past thirty years. This innovative, multi-media installation showcases these Japanese fashion designers who have changed the way we look at clothing.Issey Miyake, Pleats Please Dress, Fall/Winter 1990/91, polyester, From the collection of Mary Baskett. Photo by Anne Bissonnette.


Faces of the Collection

Female Artist Demonstrates the Breadth and Diversity of the Art Museum’s Collection

Print Collection from Cincinnati Family among Promised Gifts

Art Museum Preserving a Piece of Cincinnati Art History

Team of Experts Reinstall American Art Galleries

New Curator of Asian Art Shares Her Discoveries with Visitors

New Programs Enable Children to Enjoy Art at Younger Ages

New Faces Enjoying Art Museum’s Collection

Project Access Changing the Way Visitors Use Art Collection

Closer Look Gallery Shows Faces of the Community

Top Ten Acquisitions of the Past Year

In Appreciation - Faces of the Collection

Female Artist Demonstrates the Breadth and Diversity of the Art Museum’s Collection

Elizabeth Nourse, (1859–1938)

The acclaim of Cincinnati

artist Elizabeth Nourse went

far beyond this great city.

She exhibited at the Salon in

Paris and throughout Europe.

Her painting Peasant Women

of Borst was the first work by

a major female artist to enter

the collection in 1892.

Since its founding in 1881, the Art Museum has strived to build a varied representation of the world’s greatest art.

We have continuously collected paintings, sculptures, textiles, works on paper, and decorative arts for more than 125 years, including women artists such as Nourse. The Art Museum acquired its first collection of Native American art, as early as 1885, and was among the first anywhere to display African art, the renowned Steckelman Collection, in 1890. Today, we continue to collect art in a diverse range of media from many different historical periods and many different cultures.

(detail) Female Figure, Possibly Punu, Probably Kongo peoples, Republic of the Congo, Museum Purchase: Steckelmann Collection, gift by special subscription, 1890.1544(detail) Elizabeth Nourse, Peasant Women of Borst, 1891, Gift by Subscription, 1892.3

Dr. Joel and Bernice Weisman of Clifton with prints they have promised as a bequest to the Art Museum

Print Collection from Cincinnati Family among Promised Gifts

Katsukawa Shunko (1743–1812), Japan, Segawa Kikunojo III in Female Role Holding a Bamboo Ikebana Vase Beside a Low Balustrade, late 1780s, color woodcut

Utagawa Kuniyoshi, (1797–1861), Japan, Two Cats Representing Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV and Onoe Baiko IV as Lovers Dembi and O-Shun,1847,color woodcut

When Joel and Bernice Weisman began collecting Japanese prints in 1956, it was for practical reasons: they were affordable and complemented Modern furniture well.

Over time, the couple established a comprehensive collection that spans four centuries, which will enter the Art Museum’s permanent collection as a promised bequest. Joel, a retired UC professor, focused on collecting to showcase the historical development of the prints. Bernice, a twenty-seven-year Art Museum volunteer, prefers prints with cats. The Art Museum will display eighty of the prints in a new exhibition opening this September.

Cincinnati Art Museum staff reinstall the Miró mural in the Cincinnati Wing.

Art Museum Preserving a Piece of Cincinnati Art History

Philanthropist and real

estate investor John J.

Emery’s most important

civic interest was the

Cincinnati Art Museum.

Through his leadership

and generosity, the Art

Museum acquired many

extraordinary works of art.

Among John J. Emery’s most important gifts to the Art Museum were two monumental paintings: Mural for the Terrace Plaza Hotel, Cincinnati by Joan Miró and Mural of Cincinnati by Saul Steinberg.

Both represent pivotal moments in the careers of two of the most significant artists of the twentieth century, and Art Museum staff is now restoring these works to their original condition. Later this year, you can learn about the conservation process by watching the Miró mural as it is conserved on site in front of visitors. Conservation is expected to be completed by early 2007.

Team of Experts Reinstall American Art Galleries

(left to right) Amy Dehan, assistant curator of decorative arts; Amber Lucero-Criswell, associate curator of education for interpretation and adult programs; Julie Aronson, curator of American painting and sculpture; Ted Lind, curator of education; Matt Wizinsky, exhibition designer

“The objects talk to each other and tell a story.”

Amy Dehan, Assistant Curator of

Decorative Arts

It takes a team of experts to create art installations for visitors to enjoy and learn about art. This staff team recently completed a major renovation of the Art Museum’s American galleries.

Art Museum staff collaborated this year on a complete transformation of our American art galleries. The benefits of this new approach, which combines painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts, can been seen in Gallery 216. The staff of the Curatorial and Education divisions, working in consultation with area school teachers, developed a fresh and engaging interpretation of the works of art centered around different humanities themes.

Hou-Mei Sung, curator of Asian art

New Curator of Asian Art Shares Her Discoveries with Visitors

(detail) Hoen Taira Yoshiteru, 100 Birds, Hanging scroll, ink and colors on silk, 47 x 9 ¼ in., 2005.610

“Visitors will be surprised by the strength of our Japanese art collection.”

Hou-Mei Sung, Curator of Asian Art

Since coming to the Art Museum in 2002, Hou-Mei Sung has uncovered many Asian art treasures in the collection.

When Sung began to catalog the Art Museum’s total Asian art holdings, she rediscovered other strengths beyond the highly respected Chinese collection. Her research findings focused on Japanese treasures, including three hundred sword fittings and one thousand ceramic works. As a result, she has created the first gallery of Japanese art on display in many years. Sung’s next task is to uncover the treasures in Indian and Southeast Asian art, which she will include in a planned reinstallation of the entire Asian art collection.

Hou-mei Sung, curator of Asian art

New Programs Enable Children to Enjoy Art at Younger Ages

Dinese Young and daughter Sophia, 3, of Columbia Tusculum enjoy a Culture Kids tour of the Art Museum’s contemporary galleries.

“Sophia loved every part of the day and couldn’t stop talking about what she saw.”

Dinese Young, Columbia Tusculum

Dinese Young brought her daughter Sophia, three, to the new Culture Kids program, an interactive education experience for preschool age visitors. Sophia was so inspired that she came home and devised three new art making projects.

Like Sophia, many young visitors enjoy the Art Museum’s collection through special programs created just for them. This year, a new program provides interactive ways for children to learn about art while having fun with their families. Culture Kids is a monthly workshop designed for preschool visitors. Each workshop is centered on a theme, and families view art, play games, or touch objects and then create their own artwork. Culture Kids is part of a larger initiative that provides enhanced, interactive family programming for our family visitors.

Visitors enjoying the Art Museum on a busy weekend in the winter of 2006.

New Faces Enjoying Art Museum’s Collection

With the recent elimination of general admission fees, residents continue to come frequently to the Art Museum, including many new faces.

In 2005, 25 percent of our visitors were first time guests. As the Art Museum expands its reach into the community, the number of African American visitors has increased in the past year and now represents more than 17 percent of all visitors. Visitation by young professionals has also increased thanks to innovative programs such as the One World Wednesdays series and the Ultimate Art Trek. The Art Museum continues to reach out to many different communities through programs such as Art for Life and community partnerships with organizations including Cincy Latino, the Association for the Blind, and the Japan America Society.

(left to right) Scott Hisey, photographic services coordinator and rights/reproductions administrator and Jay Pattison, assistant registrar, permanent collection

Project Access Changing the Way Visitors Use Art Collection

Scott Hisey and Jay Pattison are on a mission to make accessing the collection easier than ever before through Project Access.

Now you can view nearly one thousand works from the Art Museum’s collection from the comfort of your own computer, thanks to Project Access. This initiative digitizes photographic and curatorial records of art works, placing them in a searchable online database. The database increases access to the collection by displaying many works not currently on view and by providing updated research on the objects. A recent $500,000 grant enables the Art Museum to further its goal to digitize the entire collection, with sustainable image assets that can be used for generations to come.

“The Art Museum is going digital.”

Scott Hisey Photographic Services

Coordinator

Closer Look Gallery Shows Faces of the Community

Everage King of Mt. Washington with his portrait of Mr. Joel McCray

“Whenever I see Mr. McCray, I get a fresh dose of guilt of what he expects of me.”

Everage King Artist

Local artist Everage King decided to honor his fifth grade language arts teacher Joel McCray in a watercolor portrait miniature. McCray gave King, who grew up without a father, a sense of self worth and a desire for excellence that inspires him to this day.

King’s portrait miniature is part of the exhibition Portrait Minis—Cincy Style in the Closer Look Gallery, a family-friendly gallery that encourages inquiry and discussion. He is one of the many artists in our community who create art works to display in this gallery throughout the year. Each exhibition focuses on broad themes and often complements interactive displays in the adjacent Education Center.

Top Ten Acquisitions of the Past Year

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twentieth-century Czech and Slovak artists that makes the Art Museum one of the largest repositories of Czech prints in the nation. Gift of Anne and Jacques Baruch Collection

• Collection of thirty-three pieces of Cincinnati silver dating from the 1830s to the early twentieth century. This collection includes the work of ten Cincinnati silversmiths, four of which were not previously represented in the Art Museum’s collection. Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

• Collection of nineteen pieces of men’s and women’s wear, 1990 to 2000, by John Bartlett (American, Cincinnati, b. 1963), from his private collection. Gift of John Bartlet

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• Tea Service with presentation case, ca. 1860, Duhme & Co. (1842–1910), Cincinnati, parcel gilt silver, leather, and modern fabric. Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

• Nicholas Nixon, (American, b. 1947), The Brown Sisters, 1980. Gelatin silver print. Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

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p Bedroom suite (bedstead, dresser, washstand, chair, slipper chair), ca. 1880, Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co. (1846–1881), Cincinnati, maple, painted and gilt panels, turned ivory drawer pulls, and onyx. Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

• Takeuchi Seiho (Japanese, 1864–1942), Tiger and Bamboo, 1888, ink and color on paper, two-fold screen. Museum Purchase through the Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial

• Cristobal Balenciaga (Spanish, 1895–1972), Opera Coat, ca.1960. Silk. Museum Purchase: Gift of the Friends of Fashion

• Andre Courreges, (French, b. 1923), Coat and Belt, ca.1967. wool, leather, metal. Museum Purchase: Gift of the Friends of Fashion

In Appreciation: Faces of the Collection

Conservation of murals by Joan Miró and Saul SteinbergGetty FoundationSave America’s Treasures, with thanks to Senator Mike DeWine

Culture Kids, Youth & Family ProgramsCharles H. Dater FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsPNC Foundation

Free General AdmissionLois and Richard Rosenthal Foundation

Project AccessHarold C. Schott FoundationInitial funding provided by H. B., E. W. and F. R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees

Closer Look GalleryWilliam A. and Martha H. Hillenbrand Foundation Institute of Art Museum and Library ServicesStillson Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee

Faces of the Community

Original Challenge Grant and Today’s Facilities Master Plan Inspire Community

One World Wednesdays Attracts Young Professionals to the Art Museum

Interactive Videoconferencing Brings Art Museum on Demand to Schools

Art Education Mission Began with Saturday Morning Art Classes

Front Line Staff Initiative Focuses on Visitor Needs

Community Volunteers Integral Part of Art Museum Operations

Art for Life Establishes Neighborhood Partnerships

Wireless Internet Provides Access to World Art and the World Wide Web

In Appreciation - Faces of the Community

(left to right) Harry J. Fath, Kenneth Kreines, John W. Steinman, and Marty Ragland of the Art Museum’s Board of Trustees review the facilities master plan, which calls for more gathering space.

Original Challenge Grant and Today’s Facilities Master Plan Inspire Community

In 1880, Charles West promised to the city that he would donate $150,000 toward the building of an art museum in Cincinnati if the public would match his donation. Within a month, the community had raised $161,000, a remarkable sum for that time, which made the dream of an art museum in Cincinnati a reality.

In 2006, the Art Museum’s Board of Trustees approved a facilities master plan that, over the next 20 years, will open up the Art Museum’s collection to the community in unprecedented ways and transform the physical building and site into a more significant civic space. This plan is an important first step to realizing the strategic goals to connect the Art Museum’s collection to the community.

The facilities master plan process took 12 months to complete and included an extensive self-study of current space and future requirements, analysis of Art Museum peers around the country and community input sessions. The process was led by the New York planning firm of Cooper, Robertson and Partners.

The One World Wednesdays Advisory Council members are a cross-section of the community and include Art Museum staff members and volunteers.

One World Wednesdays Attracts Young Professionals to the Art Museum

“One World Wednesdays attract one of the most diverse and energizing crowds in town.”

Teresa Hoelle Advisory Council Member

The diverse group of young professionals who comprise the One World Wednesday advisory council is the key to this popular party series’ success.

Started in 2003, One World Wednesdays highlight a different country each month through art, dance, food, drink, and music and is the brainchild of this collaborative group. With the goal of introducing the Art Museum to the young professional audience, the parties now attract more than one thousand people each month to enjoy the Art Museum.

Amy Cholkas, art teacher, New Richmond Elementary School

Interactive Videoconferencing Brings Art Museum on Demand to Schools

Art teacher Amy Cholkas uses videoconferencing to enable her students to view the Art Museum’s collection without depleting her school’s limited field trip funds.

For her students, videoconferencing tells the stories behind the art and teaches them about art in ways that connect to all areas of the curriculum.

Can’t make it to the Art Museum this year? Let the Art Museum come to your classroom through interactive videoconferencing, a new series of lessons available on demand to classrooms worldwide. Topics range from The Underground Railroad to The Weather and You and help incorporate art into all areas of school curriculum. With budget cuts for buses and art teachers, videoconferencing is becoming an ever more important way for teachers from this community and beyond to connect to the Art Museum.

“When my students saw themselves on television, they were immediately compelled to interact.”

Amy Cholkas New Richmond

Children have enjoyed art making at the Art Museum for more than 80 years. In this 1920s photo, visitors create art in a Saturday morning art class in a gallery just off today’s main lobby.

Art Education Mission Began with Saturday Morning Art Classes

In 1918, Director Joseph H. Gest began introducing art to children at the Art Museum through Saturday morning art classes.

Based on the educational philosophy of the time, he focused on teaching children about the visual arts through the process of art making. For many in our community, these classes were the first of many Art Museum experiences.

Since that pioneering time, the Art Museum has continued to blaze new trails in art education. Today, the Art Museum offers tours, lectures, workshops, and studio art classes for adults, as well as interactive art tours, special programs, and art making experiences for families.

(left to right) Bill Goodrich, Security; Anna Hope Curwood, Visitor Services; Gary Lind, Gallery Aides; Janet Terrell, Facilities Support Team; Jenny Walker, Museum Shop; Jennifer Hart, Human Resources; and Amy Burke, Visitors Services, are part of the Art Museum’s front line team.

Front Line Staff Initiative Focuses on Visitor Needs

Made up of volunteers and staff, the Art Museum’s front line team, including visitor services, security, facilities support, gift shop staff, and gallery aides, are working to ensure you have a pleasant experience at each visit.

When you visit the Art Museum, there are many front line staff and volunteers with whom you interact. Through a new Front Line Initiative, the Art Museum is improving their connection to you, the visitor, through innovations designed to make the Art Museum more friendly and inviting. Training programs, communication and schedule improvements, new job descriptions, and visitor service guidelines will enhance your experience at the Art Museum.

(left to right) Barb Kruze, volunteer manager with Art Museum volunteers Linda Jackson-Pointer, Gary Lind, Nancy Ertle, Yvonne Thomas, Stefanie Feltner, Fran Cohen, Kevin Ghassomian, Sandy Knobeloch, and Andy Smith.

Community Volunteers Integral Part of Art Museum Operations

Volunteers are an integral part of every aspect of the Art Museum and have been since its founding in 1881.

Approximately nine hundred volunteers donate more than two hundred thousand hours each year, in areas ranging from the Donald P. Sowell Committee, which works to promote the involvement of the African American community, to the docents, who give tours and educational presentations to Art Museum visitors, to departmental volunteers, who work across all departments to enhance the Art Museum’s daily functions.

“We are fortunate to have dedicated volunteers who donate a tremendous amount of time to an institution they love.”

Barb Kruze Volunteer Manager

Calvin Williams, program director, SUMA Fatherhood Project

Art for Life Establishes Neighborhood Partnerships

Calvin Williams works with noncustodial fathers, helping them become committed, nurturing parents through the SUMA Fatherhood project in Walnut Hills.

Working with the Art Museum’s Art for Life program, these fathers are breaking down barriers to healing through art making and art interpretation in response to the Art Museum’s permanent collection.

SUMA Fatherhood Project is one of the many neighborhood partners the Art Museum has established through its Art for Life community engagement initiative. Now in its second year, Art for Life is concentrating on four target zones: Colerain Township/Forest Park, Kenton County, Mason, and Walnut Hills. Collaborating with organizations such as the Kenton County Libraries, Children Inc., The BRIDGE Senior Center, Mason City Schools, and Walnut Hills Branch of the Cincinnati Public Library, the Art Museum has developed ongoing programs such as portable exhibitions, hands-on art making activities, and illustrated lectures and discussions about art to bring the Art Museum into the community. To date, the program has reached more than two thousand participants.

“Art is very powerful in the healing process…this (art partnership) is something we’ve wanted for a long time.”

Calvin Williams SUMA Fatherhood Project

(left to right) Colin Groth, Metro; Natalie Hastings, Cincinnati Art Museum; Rodger Pille, Cincinnati Museum Center; Tim Harrington, Metro; Jodi McIntosh, Lily Pad; Ryan Rybolt, Lily Pad; Pam McDonald, Road Runner Business Class; and Rick Human, Road Runner Business Class comprise the Lily Pad team for the Art Museum.

Wireless Internet Provides Access to World Art and the World Wide Web

The Art Museum partnered with Lily Pad, Road Runner Business Class, Metro and the Cincinnati Museum Center to create wireless access along Metro’s Route 1 bus route.

Through a partnership with Lily Pad, a volunteer-driven initiative to provide free wireless internet throughout greater Cincinnati, the Art Museum now offers wi-fi access in the Terrace Café and Alice Bimel Courtyard. Now, you can enjoy the world’s greatest art and search on the World Wide Web all in one place.

“Free wireless is a great complement to free admission and makes the Art Museum even more accessible.”

Jodi McIntosh Lily Pad

In Appreciation: Faces of the Community

Facilities Master PlanFidelity FoundationCornelius J. Hauck Art Museum Greenery FundH.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-TrusteesJohn and Phyllis Smale in honor of Mary and John March.

One World WednesdaysNational City Bank

Videoconferencing, School and Teacher Programs eTech Ohio Commission through a Telecommunity grantWilliam Randolph Hearst FoundationMr. and Mrs. Carl F. KalnowDr. Stanley & Mickey Kaplan Foundation

Art for LifeAnonymousThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationKettering FundMetLife FoundationOhio Arts CouncilDaniel and Susan Pfau FoundationThe P&G FundPatricia A. Vance Foundation Endowment for Education and Community Outreach

Cincinnati Art Museum Web SiteCore Five DesignLucrum Incorporated

Wireless Access:MetroProject Lily PadRoad Runner Business Class

Costume and Textiles

Decorative Arts

Far Eastern Art

Painting and Sculpture

Prints, Drawings, and Photography

New Acquisitions

New Acquisitions - Costumes and Textiles1991.652a–b; Jacques; EVENING DRESS AND BELT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Cos-tume and Accessory 1929 silk, metallic thread Gift of Mrs. Herbert R. Bloch 1991.653; Fira Benenson (b.1895, d.1977); EVENING DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1948 silk Gift of Mrs. Herbert R. Bloch

1991.654; Pauline Trigère (American, b.1912, d.2002); EVENING DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1970 wool Gift of Mrs. Herbert R. Bloch

1991.655a–b; Christian Dior (French, b.1905, d.1957); COCKTAIL DRESS AND OVERBLOUSE; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1962 silk Gift of Mrs. Herbert R. Bloch

1991.656; Hattie Carnegie (American, b.1889, d.1956); HAT; Women’s Headwear/Costume and Accessor yCa. 1960 silk, straw Gift of Mrs. Herbert R. Bloch

2004.112; Unknown Maker (American); CAPELET; Women’s Outerwear: Upper Body/Costume and Accessory 1893–96 wool, braid, silk Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.113; Unknown Maker (American); THREAD HOLDER; Textile Tools/Textile Late 19th Century wool, silk Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.114; Unknown Maker (American); DOMINO; Women’s Outerwear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 linen Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.115; Unknown Maker (American); DRESS: BODICE AND SKIRT; Girl’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1875–76 wool, cotton, plastic, mother of pearl Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.116; Unknown Maker (American); BONNET; Women’s Headwear/Costume and AccessoryCa. 1910 silk Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.117; Emma Bepler (American, b.1864, d.1947); MISER’S PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1890s silk, steel beads Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.118; Emma Bepler (American, b.1864, d.1947); BAG; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1910–25 silk, beads Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

New Acquisitions - Costumes and Textiles (continued)2004.119; Unknown Maker (American); CAPELET; Women’s Outerwear: Upper Body/Costume and Accessory 1890s wool, cotton, wood, silk Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.120; Unknown Maker (American); BATHING SUIT; Women’s Sports Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1905 wool, silk Gift in memory of Emma Bepler and her family

2004.121; Gorham & Company (American, estab. 1831); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1900 sterling silver Gift of Mrs. John J. Strader, IV

2004.122; Unknown Maker; RING; Women’s Jew-elry/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1900 gold washed metal, hair, seed pearls Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann

2004.123; Unknown Maker; HANDKERCHIEF; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1920s silk Gift of Ruth Pierle Trosset

2004.124; Hattie Carnegie (American, b.1889, d.1956); COCKTAIL DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1951–55 linen, synthetic Gift of Nancy Schwalb Fogelson

2004.125a–b; Jack Rogers; MULES (PAIR); Women’s Legwear & Footwear/Costume and Ac-cessory Ca. 1959 cheetah fur, leather, wood Gift of June Frame

2004.126a–b; Unknown; WEDDING DRESS: BOD-ICE AND SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1875 silk Gift of Elizabeth Busse Schulenberg

2004.127; Unknown; WEDDING DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Ac-cessory1879 silk Gift of Elizabeth Busse Schulenberg

2004.145a–b; André Courrèges (French, b.1925); COAT AND BELT; Women’s Outerwear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1967 wool, leather, metal Museum Purchase: Gift of the Friends of Fashion

2004.146; Cristóbal Balenciaga (b.1895, d.1972); OPERA COAT; Women’s Outerwear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1960 silk Museum Purchase: Gift of the Friends of Fashion

2004.147; Pauline Trigère (American, b.1912, d.2002); CANVAS TRIGERE COAT; Women’s Outer-wear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory

1973 cotton, vinyl Museum Purchase: Costume and Textile Purchase Fund and Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust

2004.148; Pierre Cardin (French, b.1922); BULL’S-EYE HALTER SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Lower Body/Costume and Accessory 1968–70 wool, vinyl Museum Purchase: Costume and Textile Purchase Fund and Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust 2004.149a–c; Emilio Pucci (Italian, b.1914, d.1992); BIKINI AND PONCHO; Women’s Sports Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Late 1960s cotton, elastic, metal Museum Purchase: Costume and Textile Purchase Fund and Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust

2004.150a–b; Herbert Levine (American, b.1916, d.1991), Beth Levine (American, b.1914); TUNIC AND STOCKING BOOTS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1967 lycra, leather Museum Purchase: Costume and Textile Purchase Fund and Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust

2004.162a–b; House of Gucci (Italian, estab. 1906); SHOULDER BAG AND EVENING CLUTCH; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1974 leather, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.163; Tinseltown (estab. 20th Century); COS-METIC BAG; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory Mid 1970s linen, leather, metal, vinyl Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.164; House of Gucci (Italian, estab. 1906); COSMETIC BAG; Women’s Carried In Hand/Cos-tume and Accessory Mid 1970s vinyl, linen, leather, metal, plastic Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.165; Unknown (American); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory Mid 1940s suede, snakeskin, metal, silk Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.166; Coblentz Bag Company (estab. 1896); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory Mid 1970s leather, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.167; Unknown; PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 suede, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

New Acquisitions - Costumes and Textiles (continued)

2004.168; Unknown; PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1960s leather, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.169; Evans Case Company (estab. 1922, closed 1960); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1954 leather, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.170; Magid (American, estab. 1901); EVENING BAG; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 silk, linen, beads, synthetic Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.171; Delill (American); COIN PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1966–70 glass beads, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.172; Unknown; PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1950s lucite, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.173; Unknown; PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1949 leather, metal Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.174a–c; Fenton Last (American), Josef; PURSE AND PAIR OF SHOES; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory, Women’s Legwear & Footwear/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 leather, metal, glass Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.175a–c; Harry Rosenfeld (estab. 20th Century); PURSE, EYEGLASS CASE, AND COMB; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1940s alligator, brass, mirror, plastic Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.176; Tyrolean (estab. 20th Century); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 suede, metal, mirror, synthetic Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.177; Tyrolean (estab. 20th Century); PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 leather, metal, mirror Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell 2004.178; Unknown; PURSE; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1945–48 suede, brass, semi-precious stones Gift of Stewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr. in memory of his mother, Marilyn M. Maxwell

2004.179a–b; Walser Wald (Argentinian); CIGARETTE CASE AND BOX; Women’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1930s silver, paperboard, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte


2004.180; Unknown; COIN PURSE; Women’s Car-ried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1930s silver, brass Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.181; Unknown; COAT; Girl’s Outerwear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 wool, fur, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.182; H. & S. Pogue Co. (American, estab. 1863); COAT; Girl’s Outerwear: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 wool, fur, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.183; Marshall Field & Co. (estab. 1882); BONNET; Girl’s Headwear/Costume and Accessory1910–15 wool, fur, silk flowers, silk, elastic Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.184; Unknown; MUFF; Girl’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 fur, silk, plastic Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.185; Unknown; MUFF; Girl’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 wool, fur, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.186; Marshall Field & Co. (estab. 1882); SCARF; Children’s Neckwear/Costume and Acces-sory 1910–15 fur, silk, plastic Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte 2004.187; Unknown; MUFF; Girl’s Carried In Hand/Costume and Accessory 1910–15 fur, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.188a–e; Germaine Monteil (French, active 1930s); WEDDING DRESS, FOUNDATION GAR-MENT, MUFF, AND SHOES; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1934 silk, synthetic, elastic, leather, metal Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.189; Hattie Carnegie (American, b.1889, d.1956); STOLE; Women’s Outerwear: Upper Body/Costume and Accessory 1934 ermine, silk Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.190; Trebor (active 20th Century); HAT; Women’s Headwear/Costume and Accessory 1950–55 synthetic Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.191; Mr. John (American, b.1906, d.1993); HAT; Women’s Headwear/Costume and Accessory 1950–55 suede Gift of Elizabeth Williams Kyte

2004.192; Emilio Pucci (Italian, b.1914, d.1992); DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1960s silk jersey Gift of Mrs.J. Gordon Dixon


2004.193a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); DRESS AND BELT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2001 silk jersey, leather Gift of John Bartlett

2004.194a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); BUSTIER AND PANTS; Women’s Main Dress: Ma-jority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2001 rope, leather, silk Gift of John Bartlett

2004.195a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); JACKET, BLOUSE, AND SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2000 wool, silk, cotton, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.196a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); CAPE, TUBE TOP, AND SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1999 wool, cashmere, felted wool, silk Gift of John Bartlett

2004.197a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); JACKET, BELT AND PANTS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2000 leather, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.198a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); CANNABIS SMOKING COAT AND PENCIL SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2000 felted wool, wool Gift of John Bartlett

2004.199a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); SERAPE AND TURTLENECK SWEATER; Women’s Main Dress: Upper Body/Costume and Accessory 1999 goatskin, paint, cashmere Gift of John Bartlett

2004.200a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); SHELL AND APRON SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1999 felted wool, silk, cotton Gift of John Bartlett

2004.201; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); MARSUPIAL EVENING DRESS; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1999 felted wool, silk, linen Gift of John Bartlett

2004.202a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); TURTLENECK SWEATER AND PANTS; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1998 mohair, wool, spandex, cotton Gift of John Bartlett

2004.203; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); APRON SKIRT; Men’s Main Dress/Lower Body/Costume and Accessory 1999 wool Gift of John Bartlett 2004.204a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); CAMOUFLAGE BLAZER, TURTLENECK, AND JEANS; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1998 leather, wool, metal, synthetic Gift of John Bartlett


2004.205; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); COAT; Men’s Outerwear/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2000 wool, faux leather, synthetic, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.206a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); COAT AND BELT; Men’s Outerwear/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2001 wool, synthetic Gift of John Bartlett

2004.207a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); CHARLIE BROWN JACKET AND PANT; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 1993 suede, cotton, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.208a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); TANK TOP AND SAILOR PANT; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2001 wool, metal, cotton, nylon, velcro Gift of John Bartlett

2004.209a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); JACKET, TURTLENECK, AND JEANS; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2002 wool, cotton, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.210a–b; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); TUBE TOP AND PRISON PANT; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2002 cotton, spandex, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.211a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); BLAZER, T-SHIRT, AND JEANS; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2003 linen, cotton, synthetic, metal Gift of John Bartlett

2004.212a–c; John Bartlett (American, b.1963); JACKET, HOOD, AND SKIRT; Women’s Main Dress: Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory 2000 leather, linen, metal, silk, polyester, glass beads Gift of John Bartlett

2005.9a–b; Claire McCardell (b.1905, d.1958); GLOVES, PAIR; Women’s Arm/Handwear/Costume and Accessory 1950s cotton, glass faux pearl Gift of Georgia Armstrong Askew

2005.10a–b; Hansen (active 20th Century), Suzanne Guignie (active 20th Century); GLOVES, PAIR; Women’s Arm/Handwear/Costume and Ac-cessory 1940s cotton, rayon, elastic Gift of Georgia Armstrong Askew

2005.11; Unknown (Japanese); BAMBOO UNDER-GARMENT; Men’s Main Dress/Upper Body/Cos-tume and Accessory 1880–1910 bamboo, linen, jute Gift of Bill and Val Sena

2005.26; Unknown (American); HAIR WREATH; Miscellaneous/Costume and Accessory Mid 19th Century human hair, glass beads, wire Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III


2005.42; Unknown; BANYAN; Men’s Main Dress/Majority of Body/Costume and Accessory Ca. 1850 cotton Museum Purchase with funds provided by Lee Cowan Tour Groups


New Acquisitions - Decorative Arts2004.128; George Charters (American, b.1775, d.1846); PIANO; Musical Instrument Ca. 1824 mahogany, maple, poplar, ormolu, and ivory Gift from the collection of Edward and Barbara Hoemmelmeyer

2005.1a–f; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); TEASPOONS (6); Silver/Metal Ca. 1842–1870s silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann

2005.2a–e; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SOUP SPOONS (5); Silver/MetalCa. 1842–70s silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann

2005.4; Frederick Dallas Hamilton Road Pottery (active 1856–1882), Unknown decorator; CHAR-GER; Ceramic 1880 stoneware Gift of Robert and Mary Ellen Seery in honor of the American Art Pottery Association

2005.7; Kenton C. Kunkle (active 1936–1941); COMPOTE; Silver/Metal 1937 silver Museum Purchase: John S. Connor Fund

2005.12a–d; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); TEA SERVICE WITH PRESEN-TATION CASE; Silver/Metal Ca. 1860 parcel gilt silver, leather and modern fabric Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.17; Julius Voss (American, b.Ca. 1825); SUGAR SPOON; Silver/Metal 1853–87 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.18; H. R. Smith & Co. (estab. 1865, closed 1899); LADLE; Silver/Metal Ca. 1870 silver, parcel gilt Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.19; J.P. Beggs & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1843); CREAMER; Silver/Metal Ca. 1843 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.20; J.P. Beggs & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1843); SUGAR; Silver/Metal Ca. 1843 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.21; William Wilson McGrew (American, b.1832, d.1892), Peter Krider (American, active 1850s–1890s); GOBLET; Silver/Metal Ca. 1860 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.22; E & D Kinsey (American, active 1844–1861); SUGAR; Silver/Metal 1844–61 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.23; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); LADLE; Silver/Metal 1870 silver with gilding Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.24; E & D Kinsey (American, active 1844–1861), George McDannold (American, b.Ca. 1801); BEAKER; Silver/Metal Ca. 1845 silver Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.32; Unknown Maker (American); CHEST; Wood/Furniture Ca. 1875–1900 American black walnut or mahogany Gift of Margot B. Stearns in memory of her late husband, Edwin Russell Stearns, III

2005.33; Clemens Oskamp (American, b.1822, d.1887); PITCHER; Silver/Metal Ca. 1882 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.34; Clemens Oskamp (American, b.1822, d.1887); GOBLET; Silver/Metal Ca. 1882 coin silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.35; Edward Kinsey (American, b.1810, d.1865); COFFEE POT; Silver/Metal 1834–1844 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.36; Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co. (American, estab. 1847, closed 1881), Hersee & Co. (estab. 1836, closed 1931); BEDSTEAD; Furniture 1880–81 maple with gilt and painted panels Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

2005.37; Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co. (American, estab. 1847, closed 1881), Hersee & Co. (estab. 1836, closed 1931); DRESSER; Furniture 1881 maple, mirrored glass, onyx, gilt and painted panel, ivory, inlay of various woods, and metal castersMuseum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

2005.38; Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co. (American, estab. 1847, closed 1881), Hersee & Co. (estab. 1836, closed 1931); WASH STAND; Furniture 1880–81 maple, onyx, gilt and painted panel, and ivory Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

2005.39; Mitchell & Rammelsberg Furniture Co. (American, estab. 1847, closed 1881), Hersee & Co. (estab. 1836, closed 1931); CHAIR; Furniture 1880–81 maple and modern upholstery Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

New Acquisitions - Decorative Arts (continued)

New Acquisitions - Decorative Arts (continued)2005.40; Unknown Maker (American); SLIPPER CHAIR; Furniture Ca. 1880 maple, modern upholstery, and metal casters Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Oliver Family Foundation

2005.41; The Rookwood Pottery Company (Amer-ican, estab. 1880, closed 1967), Delia Workum (b.1904, d.1966); VASE; Ceramic 1928 Double Vellum glaze line Gift of Mary L. Meyer in memory of her uncle, William N. Eickenhorst

2005.43; W. & A. Cooper (estab. 1836, closed 1846); SYRUP PITCHER; Silver/Metal 1836–37 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.44; E. E. Isbell & Co. (American, estab. 1874, closed Ca. 1895); FOOTED BOWL; Silver/Metal 1874–95 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.45; Joseph Joseph (b.1812); CANDLESTICK; Silver/Metal 1834–44 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.46; E & D Kinsey (American, active 1844–1861); SALVER; Silver/Metal 1844–61 silver Museum Purchase with funds from Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.47; Edward Kinsey (American, b.1810, d.1865), Willey & Blaksley (estab. Ca. 1831, closed Ca. 1836); PITCHER; Silver/Metal Ca. 1831–Ca. 1836 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.48; Woodruff & Deterly (American, estab. 1817, closed 1821); CREAMER; Silver/Metal 1817–21 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.49; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); GOBLET; Silver/Metal Ca. 1863 silver, parcel gilt Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.50; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); PITCHER; Silver/Metal 1875–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.51; Wilson McGrew (b.1800, d.1859); BEA-KER; Silver/Metal 1836–55 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.52a–b; Gorham Manufacturing Company (estab. 1831), William Wilson McGrew (American, b.1832, d.1892); SALTS (2); Silver/Metal 1868 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.53; Frank Herschede & Co. (estab. 1877, closed 1996); BEAKER; Silver/Metal Ca. 1906 silver, gilt interior Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III 2005.54; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); COMPOTE; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver, parcel gilt Museum Purchase with gifts provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.55; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); CHILD’S CUP; Silver/Metal Ca. 1865 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.56; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SALVER; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.57; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); FOOTED BOWL; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.58a–d; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SALTS (4); Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.59a–b; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SALTS (2); Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.60; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); BOWL; Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleishchmann III

2005.61; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); BOWL; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.62; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); COMPOTE; Silver/Metal Ca. 1869 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.63a–b; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SUGAR SHAKER; Silver/MetalLate 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.64a; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); CREAMER; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III


2005.64b; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SUGAR; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.65; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); LADLE; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.66; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); SERVING SPOON; Silver/Metal Ca. 1870 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.67; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); Butter Dish; Silver/Metal Ca. 1860 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.68; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); CRUET STAND; Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.69; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); PITCHER; Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III2005.70; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); FISH SLICE; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.71; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); CHILD’S CUP; Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.72; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); CHILD’S CUP; Silver/Metal 1842–1910 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.73; Duhme & Co. (American, estab. 1842, closed 1910); FISH SLICE; Silver/Metal Late 19th Century silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.74; Hazen & Collins (American, estab. 1843, closed 1847); PITCHER; Silver/Metal 1843–47 silver Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III


New Acquisitions - Far Eastern ArtX1939.69; Unknown (Japanese); VASE; Brass/Metal brass Source Unknown

X1939.70; Unknown (Japanese); VASE; Brass/Metal brass Source Unknown

2003.289; Wang Duo (Chinese); CALLIGRAPHY; Calligraphy 1650 hand scroll Gift of Dr. Ward E. Bullock 2004.78; Fan Tingzhen (Chinese); LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURE; Painting hand scroll Gift of Jeanann Gray Dunlap

2004.79; Unknown (Chinese); PORTRAIT OF ZHONG KUI; Painting hand scroll Gift of Jeanann Gray Dunlap

2004.80; Sun Zhi (Chinese); CRABS; Painting ink on paper, hand scroll Gift of Jeanann Gray Dunlap

2004.160; Unknown (Chinese); EAGLE AND MAG-PIES; Painting hanging scroll: ink and color on silk The Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial

2005.8; Takeuchi Seiho (Japanese, b.1864, d.1942); TIGER IN THE BAMBOO FOREST; Furniture 1887 ink color and gold on paper The Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial

New Acquisitions - Painting and Sculpture2003.254; Julius Rubens Ames (American, b.1801, d.1850); A GIRL; Portrait Miniature/Paint-ing Ca. 1830 watercolor on ivory Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Fleischmann Foundation

2003.255; Julius Rubens Ames (American, b.1801, d.1850); A BOY; Portrait Miniature/Paint-ing Ca. 1840 watercolor on ivory Museum Purchase with funds provided by the Fleischmann Foundation

2003.290; John Hauser (American, b.1859, d.1913); SUCCESSFUL HUNT; Painting 1911 oil on board Bequest of Dorothy S. Imbus

2004.129; Joseph Henry Sharp (American, b.1859, d.1953); RIO HONDO CANYON, TAOS COUNTY NEW MEXICO; Painting Ca. 1920 oil on canvas Gift of Mrs. Irvin G. Knaebel, Jr., in memory of Mary and Elmont V. Bankhardt

2004.130; Charles Meurer (American, b.1865, d.1955); STILL LIFE WITH CURRENCY, WINE GLASS AND PEACH; Painting 1904 oil on board Gift of Mr. and Mrs. O. William Perin, Jr.

2005.27; Achille Ernest Mouret (French, active Ca. 1844–Post 1877); A LADY; Portrait Miniature/Painting1850 watercolor on ivory Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.28; Dickinson & Foster (British), Andrew Robertson (Scotland or England, b.1777, d.1845); MARIA TRAVERS; Portrait Miniature/Painting 1895 watercolor on ivory Mr and Mrs Charles Fleischmann III

2005.29; Dickinson & Foster (British), Andrew Robertson (Scotland or England, b.1777, d.1845); JOHN TRAVERS; Portrait Miniature/Painting Ca. 1895 watercolor on ivory Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.30; Henri Leveque (Swiss, b.1769, d.1832); A GENTLEMAN; Portrait Miniature/Painting Ca. 1805–Ca. 1812 enamel on copper Museum purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann III

2005.31; Isabella M. Herries (England, b.Ca. 1788, d.1870); JULIA M. HERRIES; Portrait Minia-ture/Painting Pre 1825 watercolor on ivory Museum Purchase with funds provided by Mr. and Mrs. Chalres Fleischmann III

New Acquisitions - Prints, Drawings & Photographs2001.305; Karel Demel (Czechoslovakian, b.1942); IRENA; Print 1973 color drypoint and roulette Gift of Nancy and David Wolf

2001.306; Bill Schwab (American, b.1959); LAMP POST, JANUARY SNOWFALL, BELLE ISLE, DE-TROIT; Photograph 1999 selenium toned gelatin silver print Gift of the Artist

2002.150; L. D. Warren (American, b.1906, d.1992); AESOP’S FABLE OR FACT?; Drawing 1948 pen and brush with black ink, black crayon, and white gouache Gift of Les McNeill 2002.151; J.W. Taylor (b.1846, d.1918), Hughson Hawley (British, b.1850, d.1936); GENERAL VIEW OF THE CITY OF CINCINNATI AND CHARACTERIS-TIC TYPES OF ITS ARCHITECTURE; Print 1888 hand colored wood engraving Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.152; Robert W. Kleinschmidt (American, b.1927); REDHEAD; Print 1966 color woodcut Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.153; Evelyn Marx (American, b.1901, d.1997); THE CRACKLING OF THORNS; Print 1957 color woodcut Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.154; Evelyn Marx (American, b.1901, d.1997); SISTERS; Print 1958 color woodcut Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.155; Evelyn Marx (American, b.1901, d.1997); WIDOWS; Print 1962 color woodcut Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.156; Henry Mosler (American, b.1841, d.1920); VOLUNTEERS CROSSING THE OHIO ON A PONTOON BRIDGE; Print 1862 wood engraving Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.157; Henry Mosler (American, b.1841, d.1920); RETURN OF THE CINCINNATI MILITIA AFTER THE RETREAT OF THE REBELS; Print 1862 wood engraving Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.158; Bernard Silberstein (American, b.1905, d.1999); AFTERNOON IN TAXCO; Photograph Ca. 1942 gelatin silver print Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.159; Stuyvesant Van Veen (American, b.1910, d.1988); TWO SEATED WOMEN; Drawing1940s pencil and black crayon Bequest of Marthe and Arthur King

2002.160; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); CINDERELLA LEAVES THE BALL; Drawing 1928 pencil and watercolor Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.161; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); HANSEL AND GRETEL; Drawing 1928 pencil and watercolor Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.162; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); JACK AND THE BEANSTALK; Drawing 1928 pencil and watercolor Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.163; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD; Drawing1928 watercolor over pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.164; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); ROBINSON CRUSOE FINDS FOOTPRINTS; Drawing 1928 pencil and watercolor Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.165; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); DESIGN—MUSIC ROOM—MU-RALS; Drawing watercolor over pencil and white gouache Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.166; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); DESIGN—MUSIC ROOM—MU-RALS; Drawing watercolor over pencil and white gouache Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.167; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LIFE OF CHRIST—IHS; Drawing watercolor over pencil and white gouache Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.168; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LIFE OF THE CHRIST— SERMON ON THE MOUNT; Drawing pencil and watercolor Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.169; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LITTLE MIAMI IN MOONLIGHT; Drawing Ca. 1930 oil pastel, squared for transfer with pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.170; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LUDLOW AVENUE BRIDGE; Drawing Ca. 1930 pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.171; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); LUDLOW AVENUE BRIDGE; Drawing Ca. 1930 oil pastel on sandpaper Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.172; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM FROM RESERVOIR; Drawing Ca. 1930 oil pastel on sandpaper Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.173; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); GIRL ON RIVERBANK OVER-LOOKING OHIO RIVER; Print 1929 etching and plate tone Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy


New Acquisitions - Prints, Drawings & Photographs (cont.)


2002.176; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); GIRL ON RIVERBANK OVER-LOOKING OHIO RIVER; Print 1929 etching and plate tone Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy 2002.177; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); GIRL ON RIVERBANK OVER-LOOKING OHIO RIVER; Print 1929 etching Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.178; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); COVERED BRIDGE; Print 1930 etching with pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.179; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); COVERED BRIDGE; Print 1930 etching reworked with pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.180; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); COVERED BRIDGE; Print 1930 etching and etching counterproof reworked with pencil Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.181; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); SEATED NUDE; Print 1930 etching Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.182; William Purcell McDonald (American, b.1867, d.1931); VIEW OF OHIO RIVER; PrintCa. 1930 etching counterproof Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.183; Albert R. Valentien (American, b.1862, d.1925); LANDSCAPE; Print monotype Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2002.184; Young and Carl (American, estab. 1893, closed 1929); 25TH CINCINNATI ART CLUB ANNIVERSARY BANQUET; Photograph 1915 gelatin silver print Gift of Carolyn Nancy Danahy

2003.256; Dr. John B. Chewning; WAX FACE; Photograph 1999 gelatin silver print Gift of the Artist

2003.284; Doel Reed (American, b.1894, d.1985); ARCHAIC FORMS; Drawing 1957 pastel Gift of Allen Bernard

2003.285; Herman H. Wessel (American, b.1878, d.1969); STUDY OF A WOMAN FOR ‘HOME—AF-TER THE FLOOD, NEW RICHMOND, OH’; Drawing 1937 pencil Gift of Mildred A. and James E. Gilchrist in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Rohdenburg


2003.286; Herman H. Wessel (American, b.1878, d.1969); STUDY FOR ‘HOME—AFTER THE FLOOD, NEW RICHMOND, OH’; Drawing 1937 pencil Gift of Mildred A. and James E. Gilchrist in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Rohdenburg

2003.287; Unidentified Artist (American, Cincin-nati, active 19th century); VIEW OF THE GREAT OHIO RIVER VALLEY FLOOD AT CINCINNATI, O. 1844; Print 1884 color lithograph Gift of Mildred A. and James E. Gilchrist in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Rohdenburg

2003.288.1; Farron L. Allen; FIGURE; Print 2003 linoleum cut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.2; B. Andrew Au (American, b.1972); CHIMERA ROMERICA; Print 2003 linoleum cut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.3; Holland Davidson (American, b.1958); SNAKES AND LADDERS; Print 2003 color linoleum cut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.4; Heidi M. Endres (American, b.1970); NORTH; Print 2003 woodcut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.5; Mark Fox (American, b.1963); STARRY NEW MORN; Print 2003 relief print on hand colored paper Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.6; Rob Jefferson (American, b.1970); LA LLORONA; Print 2003 woodcut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum 2003.288.7; Andrea Knarr (American, b.1945); BETRAYAL; Print 2003 woodcut, color relief etching Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.8; Jean Ellen Price (American, b.1955); SWEETER; Print 2003 woodcut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.9; Michelle Red Elk (b.1973); EKA EKA HAYAROKWEETU IBUTU; Print 2003 hand-colored woodcut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2003.288.10; Thom E. Shaw (American, b.1947); URBAN MEDALS; Print 2003 woodcut Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum

2004.77; Robert F. Blum (American, b.1857, d.1903); TSURU-KAME DANCE; Drawing 1890 watercolor over pencil with wax resist The Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial

2004.81; Henri Cartier-Bresson (French, b.1908, d.2004); TENNESSEE; Photograph 1947 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs


New Acquisitions - Prints, Drawings & Photographs (cont.)2004.82; Joel Peter Witkin (American, b.1939); SAVIOR OF THE PRIMATES; Photograph 1982 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds privided by Carl Jacobs

2004.83; John Nartker (American, b.1930, d.1998); ST. FRANCIS; Print Mid 1980s color screen print Gift of the John Nartker Family

2004.84; Robert W. Hasselhoff (American, b.1932, d.2002); CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER CHAINED CLOSED; Drawing 1990 poster paint, watercolor and marker over pencil Gift of Christine McLaughlin 2004.85; Beverly Erschell (American, b.1934); RIVERBEND; Drawing 2003 pencil Gift of the Artist

2004.86; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); PLANT CITY, FLORIDA; Photograph 1982 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.87; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); ELOISE, FLORIDA; Photograph 1982 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.88; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); COVINGTON, KENTUCKY; Photograph 1982 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.89; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); CHESTNUT STREET, LOUISVILLE; Photograph1982 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.90; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); C.C., BOSTON; Photograph 1984 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.91; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); F.H., BOSTON; Photograph 1984 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.92; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); F.K., BOSTON; Photograph 1984 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.93; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); TOM AND MARY MORAN, EAST BRAINTREE, MAS-SACHUSSETTS, AUGUST 1987; Photograph 1987 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.94; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); GINNY, BOB, AND ROBERT SAPPENFELD, DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 1988; Photograph 1988 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.95; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); DANA JONES, ROOM 306, TOBIN SCHOOL, CAM-BRIDGE, MASSACHUSSETS; Photograph 1993 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.96; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); MARC RIORDAN AND LUCIEN DORLEAN, ROOM 306, TOBIN SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHU-SETTS; Photograph 1993 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.97; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); CLAUDIA, SYLVIE, AND REBECCA, ROOM 306, TOBIN SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS; Photograph 1993 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.98; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); MOLLY, JULIA, LUCIAN AND GREG, ROOM 306, TOBIN SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS; Photograph 1994 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.99; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); JOEL GEIGER, PERKINS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, WAKEBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Photograph 1992 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.100; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); SARAH MALE, PERKINS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, WAKEBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Photograph 1992 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.101; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); JAMIE WATKINS, PERKINS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, WAKEBURY, MASSACHUSETTS; Photograph 1991 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs 2004.102; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); THE BROWN SISTERS; Photograph 1983 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.103; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); THE BROWN SISTERS; Photograph 1984 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs


2004.104; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); THE BROWN SISTERS; Photograph 1985 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.105; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); CLEMENTINE AND BEBE; Photograph 1996 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.106; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); BEBE, CAMBRIDGE; Photograph 1980 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.107; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); VIEW OF BOSTON COMMON; Photograph 2003 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.108; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); J.F., D.C., BOSTON; Photograph 2000 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.109; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); BOSTON PUBLIC GARDEN; Photograph 2001 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.110; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); J.S., M.R., S. BOSTON; Photograph 2001 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.111; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); R.L., S.V., CAMBRIDGE; Photograph 2001 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.131; Paula Chamlee (American, b.1944); EREMO DI SANTA CATERINA, ISOLA D’ELBA; Pho-tograph 2000 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.132; Paula Chamlee (American, b.1944); LA CHIARA DI PRUMIANO, TUSCANY; Photograph 2000 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.133; Michael A. Smith (American, b.1942); NEAR COLONNATA, TUSCANY; Photograph2000 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.134; Michael A. Smith (American, b.1942); CASTELFALFI, TUSCANY; Photograph 2001 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs


2004.135; Anthony Luensman (American); TEMPLE FOWL 2; Photograph 2004 Prolux Premium digital print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.136; Anthony Luensman (American); MAIL-BOX; Photograph 2003 Prolux Premium digital print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2004.137.1; B. Andrew Au (American, b.1972); A HISTORY OF THUGS #1; Print 2004 etching on chine collé Gift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum




2004.137.5; B. Andrew Au (American, b.1972); A HISTORY OF THUGS #5; Print 2004 etching on chine colléGift of the Cincinnati Graphic Arts Forum






2004.138; Unidentified Artist (European); RE-BECCA AT THE WELL; Print Ca. 1850 steel engraving Gift of Amy and Brian Dehan

2004.139; Harry Shokler (American, b.1896, d.1978); WONDER WHEEL; Drawing Ca. 1940 pencil On to the Second Century Fund

2004.140; Unidentified Artist (European); BIRD’S EYE VIEW OF CINCINNATI; Print 1854–1867 steel engraving Gift of the Estate of Louis F. Boeh


New Acquisitions - Prints, Drawings & Photographs (cont.)2004.141; Edward Timothy Hurley (American, b.1869, d.1950); WATERFRONT DOCKS; Drawing 1938 oil pastel and pencil Gift of the Estate of Louis F. Boeh 2004.142; Thom E. Shaw (American, b.1947); SELF-PORTRAIT; Print 1968–1969 screen print Gift of Mr. and Mrs. William Graver

2004.143; Hans Arp (French, b.1887, d.1966); MEUDON; Print 1948 woodcut Gift of John and Marion Becker

2004.144; Stanley William Hayter (British, b.1901, d.1988); MIRROR; Print 1941 etching, scorper, solf ground etching and engrav-ing (fourth state) Gift of John and Marion Becker

2004.151; Ann Hamilton (b.1956); ANN 1; Print 2000, 2004 photogravure The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2004.152; Ann Hamilton (b.1956); CARNEGIE; Print 2000, 2004 photogravure The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2004.153; Ann Hamilton (b.1956); CATHERINE; Print 2000, 2004 photogravure The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2004.154; Ann Hamilton (b.1956); INIGO; Print 2000, 2004 photogravure The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2004.155; Ann Hamilton (b.1956); JESSIE 2; Print 2000, 2004 photogravure The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2004.156; Gudrun Brüne (German, b.1941); WAKE UP YOU DAMNED OF THIS EARTH! (“Wachen auf, verdammte deiser Erde!”); Print 1978 woodcut Gift of Virginia Neal Dick in loving memory of her husband, George H. Dick

2004.158; Sandy Skoglund (b.1946); TWO PLATES OF CORN; Photograph 1978 dye bleach (Cibachrome) print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2005.3; Abraham Bosse (French, b.1602, d.1676); THE ENGRAVER AND THE ETCHER (Graveurs en taille douce au Burin et a Leaue forte); Print 1643 etching The Albert P. Strietmann Collection

2005.5.1; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE; Collage 2004 watercolor, aqaba paper, India ink, xerograph and collage on rag paper Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith









2005.5.10; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE; Collage2004 watercolor, aqaba paper, India ink, xerograph and collage on rag paper Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith





2005.5.14; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE; Collage2004 watercolor,aqaba paper, India ink, xerograph and collage on rag paper Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith



2005.6.1; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith

2005.6.2; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith2005.6.3; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith




2005.6.6; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith 2005.6.7; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Sur-vival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith



2005.6.10; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Survival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith

2005.6.11; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Survival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith2005.6.12; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Survival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith



New Acquisitions - Prints, Drawings & Photographs (cont.)2005.6.14; Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Survival); OUR PROMISED LAND (AFTER JOHN J. PARKER); Drawing 2004 acrylic, pencil, ink on book pages Gift of the Cincinnati Art Museum docents in cel-ebration of their 45th anniversary and in memory of Fanny Smith



2005.13; Nicholas Nixon (American, b.1947); THE BROWN SISTERS, 1980; Photograph 1980 gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2005.14; Nancy Rexroth; A WOMAN’S BED, LO-GAN, OHIO; Photograph 1970 vintage gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

2005.15; Nancy Rexroth; BOYS FLYING, AMES-VILLE, OHIO; Photograph 1976 vintage gelatin silver print Museum Purchase with funds provided by Carl Jacobs

Donors Table of Contents

Founders Society

Corporate Partners

Development Division Committees

Major Project and Program Support

Trust and Estate Gifts

New Century Society

Gifts in Kind

Endowment Funds

Honor Roll of Donors

Founders SocietySince its inception in 1987, the Founders Society has been a key element in the support and revitalization of the Cincinnati Art Museum. The generous gifts of the Founders Society provide annual unrestricted support for the development of new exhibi-tions, the establishment of quality educational programming, and ongoing maintenance of the permanent collection and facili-ties. The Cincinnati Art Museum expresses its gratitude to the Founders listed below (as of August 31, 2005).

Director’s Circle

Benefactors

Patrons

Founders

Founders Society Director’s CircleMr. and Mrs. J. Richard AndreMr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Barton, Jr.Mrs. Robert M. BergsteinMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CastelliniMary Lynn and Thomas M. CooneyMr. and Mrs. William O. DeWitt, Jr.The Farmer Family FoundationHarry and Linda FathRalph V. Haile, Jr.Mr. Carl JacobsGary and Peggy JohnsMr. and Mrs. Carl F. KalnowMr. and Mrs. John P. MarchManuel D. and Rhoda MayersonMrs. Alexander MooreMrs. John B. OliverDaniel and Susan PfauMrs. Charles A. PhillipsGeorge and Ellen RieveschlMr. and Mrs. John J. Schiff, Jr.Thomas R. SchiffLarry and Rhonda SheakleyMrs. Richard ThayerMr. and Mrs. Howard L. TombDavid and Ginger WarnerAlice F. and Harris K. Weston

*denotes deceased

Every attempt has been made to produce a complete and accurate list of donors. If any mistakes have been made, the development office apologizes and welcomes corrections at (513) 639-2961.

Founders Society BenefactorsMr. and Mrs. John G. AvrilMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. AvrilMr. and Mrs. Carl BimelOtto M. Budig, Jr.Bruce and Janet ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carruthers IVPaul W. ChellgrenMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. CodyMs. Shelly Shor GersonMrs. James HaderLeslie Warrington HardyLouise and Joe HeadLois and Richard JolsonThe Kaplan FoundationDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KreinesCraig and Anne MaierJean and Mike MathisEileen Duncan and Robert E. McCarthyLinda and Tom MuellerLeo MunickValerie L. Newell and Timothy A. SmithJohn and Francie PepperMrs. Marjorie F. PerinMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. PichlerMr. and Mrs. H. N. Ragland IIIJoe and Kathy Regruth

Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. RosenthalBarbara R. Sporck-StegmaierNancy Bieser and Charles StixS. Charles and Sue B. StrausMs. Belen SuarezMichael and Margaret ValentineSara M. Vance and Michelle WaddellMr. and Mrs. J. Philip VollmerJohn and Francie WilliamsGeorgine and Tim Wolohan

*denotes deceased


Founders Society PatronsDr. Ira and Linda AbrahamsonJohn and Laurie AcklenRomola N. AllenMr. and Mrs. Charles Wm. AnnessMr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Applegate, Jr.Thomas P. AtkinsDan and Fran BaileyMr. and Mrs. John F. BarrettMary and Bill BaskettJohn W. and Christina L. BeattyJim and Peggy BridgelandRobert C. and Joan BrownMr. and Mrs. Calvin D. BufordBill and Sue ButlerCatherine F. Cantey and Karen FettersDr. and Mrs. Charles O. CarothersHelen H. ChatfieldDr. and Mrs. John B. ChewningMr. and Mrs. A. Burton Closson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James J. CroweDrs. Fuheid and Ingrid DaoudKatharine M. DavisMr. and Mrs. Wiley DinsmoreVirginia DonaldsonNancy and Steve DonovanFoster and Shaun DuncanMr. and Mrs. Theodore H. EmmerichVere and Susan Gaynor

Elsa and George GibsonLynne Meyers Gordon, M.F.A.Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Robert F. HartkemeierDr. M. Donald Hayes and Mrs. Jane Hayes TelfairMr. and Mrs. Brian HeekinJoni HerschedeKarlee L. HilliardAnn Meranus and Roy HockMr. and Mrs. William H. Hopple, Jr.Mark and Sarah JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. KlostermanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Kyte, Jr.Whitney and Phillip LongLen and Sherie MarekStewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John J. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Ivan MisrachMr. and Mrs. James Monroe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. MurdockMr. and Mrs. A. Ralph Navaro, Jr.Mrs. Jeanette K. NiemanMr. and Mrs. Robert B. OttAdelaide and Tom OttenjohnMary Lou PalmerRichard and Dorothy PandorfGates and Margy RichardsMs. Melody Sawyer Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. William S. RobertsonNatalie and Chris RoodMr. and Mrs. John W. Ross, Sr.Louise and Stanley RoweMichele and Randy SandlerJohn J. Schiff IIIMr. and Mrs. John SchlegelDr. and Mrs. William Blake SelnickMr. and Mrs. John E. ShoreGerald T. and Ann W. SilversBarbara B. and David J. SpitlerAl and Reba St. ClairMr. and Mrs. James E. Stahl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John F. Steele, Sr.Tom and Dee StegmanCarol and Theodore StrikerMrs. Nydia C. TranterLarry and Beth UhlenbrockGeorge and Kim VincentWilliam G. and Mary Jane Helms Charitable TrustMrs. Dorothy Wood WhitakerDr. George and Sandra WhiteFrances M. WhittakerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WigorElizabeth and George WileMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. WilliamsGeorgine and Tim Wolohan

*denotes deceased


Founders Society FoundersMr. and Mrs. Peter A. AlpaughMrs. Sylvia N. AltmanJanet and Frank AndressMr. and Mrs. Robert D. H. AnningMr. and Mrs. Oliver L. BailyMarilyn and Walter BartlettMr. and Mrs. Gary W. BeckMs. Julia BeersOliver and Jane BirckheadMs. Dorothy Ann BlattRosemary and Frank BloomFay K. BoehStephen D. BonadiesNeil K. BortzDavid and Sandra BowenPhilip and Phyllis BreenPatsy BriggsJoe and Mary BrinkmeyerMrs. R. Kirkwood Brodie, Jr.Jack and Joanne BrownLynne Skilken and Robert S. BrownGordon and Nadine BrunnerWard Bullock and Charlotte BrooksMr. and Mrs. Alvin W. BunisMr. and Mrs. Edward V. BurnsMrs. Daniel S. CampbellShannon and Lee CarterHap and Susan Castleberry

Mr. and Mrs. Louis ChabutMr. and Mrs. Paul W. Christensen, Jr.Mrs. Jackson L. Clagett IIICarrie S. ClarkDr.* and Mrs. Robert L. Coith, Sr.Deborah W. CollinsPhilip K. and Anne Lilly ConeMr. and Mrs. V. Anderson CoombeTom and Cathy CrainJodelle S. CrossetJudy and Chris DalambakisCharlotte Newlin DeupreeMr. and Mrs. David B. DillonMrs. J. Gordon DixonAnne and Robert W. DorseyMr. and Mrs. Charles M. DrackettJohn and Helen DupreeLiz and John DyeLucretia P. DyeMs. Barbara DyleskiBill and Carol EckerleMrs. David W. Ellis, Jr.Beverly and Fred ErschellLyle and Rlene EveringhamMs. Jane A. EylerMary and Scott FarmerFicks Family FoundationMr. Christopher L. Fister

Gail and Richard ForbergMr. and Mrs. Donald P. FovelKay Copelin FrenchWilliam and Susan FriedlanderSharon Williams FrisbiePat and Roger FryOliver M. GaleMr. and Mrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.Mary and Jon GimpelMr. and Mrs. Charles W. GoeringJohn and Gloria GoeringValeria and Frederick R. GoodMrs. Douglas P. GrafKate and Gerry GreeneRobert and Patricia GriffinMartha S. GriffithMrs. Walter L. Gross, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Byron W. GustinMrs. Ernst HackneyHainline Family FoundationDrs. George and Sarah HaleLinda and Joe HaleMr. and Mrs. William B. Hardigg, Jr.Consuelo W. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Irving HarrisIrmgard and Horst HehmannAmy and Cove HeilbronnerMrs. John R. Helmsderfer

*denotes deceased


Robert and Patricia HenleyJohn H. HermaniesDavid C. HerrimanRichard and Norvita HildboldMarilyn and Joseph HirschhornDr. and Mrs. Michael HochMr. and Mrs. Harry M. HoffheimerMr. Hugh H. HoffmanMark C. HoganWalter and Laura HomanCarolyn and Lee HonkompMrs. C. Alexander HowardMr. and Mrs. Roger L. HoweDr. Joan L. HowisonMrs. David R. HuhnDr. and Mrs. Donald L. JacobsMargot B. JacobsAndrew MacAoidh JergensMr. and Mrs. Robert J. JohannigmanMrs. Morse JohnsonMrs. Helen M. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson IVMrs. Wickliffe JonesMr. and Mrs. George JosephMrs. David J. Joseph, Jr.Marcia and Ronald JosephJ. Louis Karp and Phyllis T. KarpJerry Kathman

Mr. and Mrs. William J. KeatingJoan and Alex KellerGiulia M. KinnearyStacey and Chris KnettlerGerald and Sandra KnobelochRon and Florence KoettersMr. and Mrs. S. George KurzMr. and Mrs. Polk LaffoonBari and Brent LansbergMrs. Gladys K. LazarusMr. Lawrence A. LeserMrs. Charles B. LevinsonDrs. Steve and Marcy LewisThomas and Adele LippertMrs. Bruce C. LongDr.* and Mrs. Stanley J. LucasLinda Halverstadt MacDuffieMary T. MahlerJim MahonTimothy J. and Leslie P. MaloneyMrs. Robert ManssDr. and Mrs. Maurice D. MarshMr. and Mrs. W. O. Mashburn IIIMarilyn K. McBrideMr. and Mrs. Michael S. McGrawPowell McHenryLucy B. Wagner McKeeMr.* and Mrs. Jack Meanwell

Leonard and Jane MeranusThe Middendorff Family FoundationMrs. Norman J. MillerJohn and Connie MillerMr. and Mrs. David A. MillettCharlotte and Bill MooreMrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Marion P. MourningMr. and Mrs. John C. Mueller, Jr.H. Scott and Angela MurrerMr. and Mrs. George H. Musekamp IIIJudge and Mrs. David A. NelsonEllie and Erik NelsonMr. Scott Nelson and Dr. Susan KindelDr. and Mrs. Michael N. NeussMr. and Mrs. Eric C. NielsenLouise NippertRandy and Marianne OlsonCathy and Jim OrrMr. Robert C. OrtnerMrs. Betty H. PalmerRuthe G. PearlmanMr. and Mrs. George H. PerbixNorma PetersenMr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pogue IVVirginia H. PohlWilliam R. PowellDr. and Mrs. Robert H. Preston

Founders Society Founders (continued)

*denotes deceased


Mrs. Frank X. PundDoreen QuinnBobbie S. ReckseitDavid and Marilyn ReichertMr. and Mrs. David F. ReidMrs. Thomas J. ReisRobert and Marilyn RheinMr. William C. RiffleMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Rogers IINina and Millard F. Rogers, Jr.J. David and Dianne M. RosenbergMr. and Mrs. Jack RouseMr. and Mrs. Snowden RoweMr. and Mrs. Timothy RubEdward and Mary RyanDonna L. SchiffJames and Elizabeth SchiffMr. and Mrs. Robert C. SchiffMark and Rosemary SchlachterMrs. Clarinda S. SchmidlappBill and Carol SchmidterJames and Margaret SchrimpfMary Louise SchrothMr. and Mrs. Marvin H. SchwartzMrs. David M. SchwartzMrs. William R. SeamanJewell Lewis Shane, CPAJeremy F. Simpson

John and Phyllis SmaleMr. Carson E. SmithMrs. Jeff SolomonMr. and Mrs. Morton L. SpitzJack and Joyce SteinmanMary and Joseph S. Stern, Jr.Anita and George B. StewartJim and Margot StoehrMrs. Elizabeth A. StoneGerri and Tony StraussLenore O. StulbargMrs. Stuart Sutphin, Jr.J. Mack SwigertDelle E. TaylorJohn T. and Lori A. TaylorJerome and Sue TellerDr. and Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.Brian and Dianna ThielDwight and Deanna ThompsonMrs. Samuel P. ToddDr. and Mrs. Mark T. TsuangAileen and Jim Van FlandernMr. and Mrs. Christopher F. VirgulakMrs. J. Frederick Vogel*Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. VollmerJon and Jane VotelJames C. and Rachel M. VotrubaBarbie and Rick Wagner

Brenda B. WalkerLucy and Ashley WardMr. Richard H. WardSuzanne Mooney WarringtonCharles and Patricia WeinerMike and Sue WestCharles Westheimer*Ruth W. WestheimerBill and Barbara WeyandSteve and Amy WhitlatchRandy and Penny WilkinsonHarry T. WilksJoe and Judy WilliamsMr. and Mrs. William J. WilliamsGene M. and Anne Warrington WilsonRev. Barry WindholtzMr. and Mrs. William W. WommackDr. John H. WulsinMr. and Mrs. Allen G. Zaring III

Founders Society Founders (continued)

*denotes deceased


Corporate PartnersMore than fifty companies joined the Corporate Partners program September 1, 2004, through August 31, 2005. We acknowl-edge and thank these companies who provide financial support for general operations, exhibitions, educational programs, and special projects. This investment is key to the Art Museum’s growth and serves as a catalyst to the overall economic vitality of our region as it helps attract and retain both companies and employees to our community. We appreciate these most generous contributions.

AAA CincinnatiBarefoot AdvertisingBartlett & Co.Bistro! Catering and BanquetsChaseCincinnati Bengals, Inc.Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical CenterCincinnati CityBeatCincinnati EnquirerCinergy FoundationCore Five CreativeDeBra-Kuempel MechanicalDinsmore & Shohl LLPErnst & YoungFederated Department Stores, Inc./Macy’sFidelity InvestmentsFifth Third BankFord Motor CompanyFrisch’s Restaurants

Frost Brown ToddFund Evaluation GroupGivaudan Flavors Corporationglaserworks ArchitectsGrayon, Head & RitcheyHarleyEllisHewlett Packard CompanyKeating, Muething & KlekampKPMG LLPKZF Design IncorporatedLabOne, CincinnatiLibby Perszyk KathmanLocal 12 WKRCLucrum Inc.Mercy Health PartnersMiller GalleryMuller Architects, Inc.Paul Hemmer CompaniesPeck, Shaffer & Williams


Proliance EnergyR. A. Beckstedt & Associates, Inc.RiverPoint Capital ManagementSquire, Sanders & DempseyThe E. W. Scripps CompanyThe PNC FoundationThe Sheakley Group of CompaniesToyota Motor Manufacturing North America, Inc.UBSU.S. BankVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLPWAIF 88.3 FMWCINWestern & Southern Financial GroupWVXU 91.7 FM

Corporate Partners (continued)


We thank those volunteers who served on the Cincinnati Art Museum’s 2004–2005 Development Division committees listed below.

Corporate Council

Development Committee

Individual Giving Committee

Development Division Committees

Corporate CouncilThomas G. Cody, Chairman, Federated Department Stores/Macy’sJohn F. Barrett, Vice-Chairman, Western & Southern Financial GroupJeff Chapman, Fifth Third BankPaul W. Chellgren, Ashland, Inc. (Retired)James L. Mahon, Ph.D., Bartlett & Co.Craig F. Maier, Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.Valerie L. Newell, RiverPoint Capital ManagementChristopher R. Sehring, Local 12 WKRCTimothy E. Stautberg, The E. W. Scripps CompanyGeorge H. Vincent, Esq., Dinsmore & Shohl LLPJ. Philip Vollmer, JPV Investment CompanyW. Breck Weigel, Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLPJohn P. Williams Jr., Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce (Retired)


Development CommitteeJ. Philip Vollmer, ChairThomas G. CodyJohn F. BarrettLynn CooneySharon Williams FrisbieValerie L. NewellJohn T. TaylorHoward L. TombGeorge H. Vincent


Individual Giving CommitteeJohn T. Taylor, ChairMary Jo BeckSusan F. CastelliniA. Burton Closson, Jr.Nancy CoithJoan CroweSusan FriedlanderJoseph H. Head, Jr.Margaret M. JohnsCarl F. KalnowLeonard MeranusValerie L. NewellGeorge RieveschlMillard F. Rogers, Jr.Natalie RoodJanet SchlegelRhonda SheakleyPhyllis Thayer


Major Program and Project SupportThe following donors have pledged gifts of $1,000 or more toward specific projects that benefit our visitors and community. These include gifts designated for the purchase of art, the care and conservation of the collection, facilities improvement and planning, education and outreach programs, and exhibition sponsorship. This list includes gifts pledged between September 1, 2004, and August 31, 2005

Gifts to Strengthen the Permanent Collection

Gifts to Enhance Our Historic Facilities

Gifts to Present Innovative Exhibitions

Gifts to Engage Communities in Arts Learning

Gifts to Enrich Our Programming for Children and Youth

Gifts to Strengthen the Permanent CollectionAmerican Art Society of CincinnatiMr. and Mrs. Carl BimelDecorative Arts Society of CincinnatiMrs. J. Gordon DixonGardner Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Irving HarrisInstitute of Museum and Library ServicesMr. Carl JacobsLois and Richard JolsonMrs. Mary L. MeyerMrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr.National Endowment for the HumanitiesOliver Family FoundationMrs. Richard ThayerMr. and Mrs. Peter G. Thompson, in honor of Dr. Carl Thompson’s birthdayLaura G. Thomson, in memory of Gloria ThomsonAlice F. and Harris K. Weston

Special thanks to the Duveneck Association for organizing A Taste of Duveneck to benefit the reinstallation of the Renaissance and Baroque galleries. Lead sponsors of A Taste of Duveneck 2005 were:

Blank Rome LLPYour Cincinnati BMW CentersThe Otto M. Budig Family FoundationEPS Specialties Ltd., Inc.General CableHealthSpanMike West Realtors/Legend Homes


Gifts to Enhance Our Historic FacilitiesCity of CincinnatiFidelity FoundationThe H. B., E. W. and F. R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Narley L. Haley and Fifth Third Bank, Co-Trustees.


Gifts to Present Innovative ExhibitionsJeffrey and Darlene AndersonArab American and Chaldean CouncilHeart of America Fund of Tides Foundation, on the

recommendation of Mark and Sharon BoomeRobert C. and Joan BrownThe Otto M. Budig Family FoundationCastellini FoundationMary Lynn and Thomas M. CooneyCrosset Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationDrs. Fuheid and Ingrid DaoudDinsmore & Shohl LLPSharon Williams FrisbieFrisch’s RestaurantsGattle’sGold Star Chili, Inc.Drs. George and Sarah HaleJoni Herschede

Carl Jacobs FoundationThe Andrew Jergens FoundationSamuel H. Kress FoundationLeo MunickPNC BankAugust A. Rendigs, Jr. Foundation, W. Roger Fry, TrusteeThe Honorable and Mrs. Mercer ReynoldsJohn J. & Mary R. Schiff FoundationThe E. W. Scripps CompanyThe Sheakley Group of CompaniesThe Rhonda & Larry A. Sheakley Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Rakan ShteiwiPhyllis ThayerHelen B. Vogel Foundation, W. Roger Fry, TrusteeWestern & Southern Financial GroupThe Women’s Committee of the Cincinnati Art Museum


Gifts to Engage Communities in Arts LearningThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Kettering FundMetLife FoundationOhio Arts CouncilThe P&G FundThe Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation


Gifts to Enrich Our Programming for Children and YouthChaseLewis and Marjorie Daniel FoundationCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.William Randolph Hearst FoundationInstitute of Museum and Library ServicesLois and Richard Jolson, in memory of Max FisherLois and Richard Jolson, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Osher’s anniversaryMr. and Mrs. Carl F. KalnowDr. Stanley and Mickey Kaplan FoundationMoellering Family FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsNick and Marty RaglandJoe and Kathy RegruthThe Stillson Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeToyota Motor Manufacturing North America


Trust and Estate GiftsThe Cincinnati Art Museum gratefully recognizes the generosity and foresight of those individuals who have provided sup-port through trust or estate gifts. These important gifts help to perpetuate the Art Museum’s tradition of artistic excellence and service to the community. All legacy gifts are designated to the endowment, unless otherwise restricted, thereby providing in perpetuity for the Art Museum’s operations and art acquisitions.

Dorothea Altemeier TrustThe L.W. Scott Alter TrustThomas W. Busse Charitable TrustEstate of Isabelle Resor DavidsonClark W. Davis TrustRose W. Drucker TrustRobert W. and Isabel Yeatman Gwinner FundThe Dorothy M. M. Kersten TrustThe Elma Margaret Lapp FoundationEstate of Belle Clay MayfieldThe Richard F. Schaengold Charitable TrustEstate of John R. StraussThe Lawrence Archer Wachs TrustJudson Martin Wilson Foundation


New Century SocietyMembers of the New Century Society are individuals who support the Art Museum through provisions in their estate plans. These planned gifts can be a bequest, a promised gift of art, or a gift vehicle providing life income to the donor or the donor’s family. Unless otherwise requested, each legacy gift is designated for endowment to provide for the Art Museum’s operations in perpetuity. The Cincinnati Art Museum thanks the following individuals for their vision and foresight.

Dr. Ira and Linda AbrahamsonRobert B. and Christine O. AdamsNorma E. AllenRomola N. AllenJanet and Frank AndressCarole J. ArendIlse ArlinghausChristine Marting BaermannJill M. BarryNoma Jewell BellissemoMrs. Robert M. BergsteinDava L. BiehlMr. and Mrs. Neil E. BillmanMr. and Mrs. Carl BimelPaula S. Biren, M.D.Lucille G. and Dutro BlocksomStephen D. BonadiesMrs. Virginia W. BrooksMrs. Betty J. Brothers

Mr. Otto M. Budig, Jr.Myra M. ChabutMr. and Mrs. A. Burton Closson, Jr.Richard and Carole CocksStanley and Frances CohenElizabeth B. CormanJack E. DaughertyMs. L. Patton DavisMr. and Mrs. B. Crane DeCampVirginia Neal DickBarbara M. DonohueMrs. Martin H. DumlerElaine and Arnold DunkelmanMr. and Mrs. William R. EckerleMr. and Mrs. Stanley EisenbergWilliam and Susan FriedlanderMr. Theodore A. GantzMr. Eugene L. GeierMr. S. Bradley Gillaugh

Carolyn O. GoldmanJudith A. HanensonDr. M. Donald HayesEleanor M. HazeltonMr. John H. HermaniesKarlee L. HilliardDr. and Mrs. Michael HochMr. and Mrs. Edward A. HoganMr. and Mrs. William H. Hopple, Jr.Mr. Carl JacobsMr. and Mrs. David J. Joseph, Jr.Mr. Peter Kamnitzer and Dr. Sophie KamnitzerDr. Robert A. KemperThomas M. and Janet C. KreiderDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KreinesMs. Suzanne B. LoefflerMrs. Donald I. LowryRonald and Barbara Lyons


Mrs. Harold T. MarcusJohn and Ray Marie MarksteinDr. and Mrs. Maurice D. MarshStewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Manuel D. MayersonCharles F. and Philomena A. MillerMr. and Mrs. James MonroeMr. and Mrs. Arnold MorelliMarjorie Marx MotchJ. Morton and Barbara L. NicholsonMaurice E. OshryMr. Theodore M. Penker IIIWilliam H. PhelanMiss Dorothy L. PlsekMs. Margaret QuinnDaniel and Irene RandolphDavid and Marilyn ReichertMrs. Thomas J. ReisEdward J. RequardtDr. George Rieveschl, Jr.Joan Cochran RieveschlMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Rogers IIMr. and Mrs. Millard F. Rogers, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. RohlingEmalee F. Schavel

Abby E. SchlachterMary Louise SchrothCarson E. SmithKristin L. SpangenbergRon and Jan StahlRobert B. Stewart and Mary C. StewartMr. and Mrs. S. Charles StrausMr. Fred W. StrebelMrs. Richard ThayerMr. Clifford William ThiesMr. and Mrs. G. Richard ThomasDr. and Mrs. Thomas U. ToddMs. Sara M. VanceMr. and Mrs. Richard H. WaiteMr. David A. WalkerMs. Kathryn A. WebbDr. and Mrs. Joel WeismanSusan C. and Michael R. WestAlice F. and Harris K. WestonDr. and Mrs. Carl I. Wyler

New Century Society (continued)


Gifts in KindThe following businesses, organizations, and individuals have contributed products or services with given values of $1,000 or more. In doing so, they have made a valuable contribution to our work during the 2004–2005 fiscal year.

Barefoot AdvertisingChristie’sCincinnati CityBeatThe Cincinnati EnquirerThe Cincinnati HeraldThe Community Press/The Community RecorderCore Five CreativeDelta Air Lines, Inc.Dinsmore & Shohl LLPThe Graphic Wire, Inc.Joni HerschedeLibby Perszyk KathmanLocal 12Lûcrum Inc.Petra National FoundationGeorge and Ellen RieveschlNancy and Edward RosenthalMr. Theodore P. ShenWCINWVXU 91.7 FM


Endowments provide perpetual support to the Cincinnati Art Museum, including our everyday operations, care of the collections, educational programs, special exhibitions, and the purchase of works of art for the permanent collection. Friends of the Mu-seum have created endowments throughout our history, beginning with an endowment created by Charles West, who provided a challenge grant to build an art museum in Cincinnati in 1882.

Endowments

Adams-Emery Operating Endowment FundEdith AlexanderElizabeth H. Appleton EndowmentBolton M. Armstrong MemorialThe Estate of Kate BanningBenesse Endowment in memory of Yasuo

KuniyoshiAdelaide B. Bieser EndowmentAlice and Carl Bimel Endowment for Asian ArtCarlyn M. Bimel and Natalie S. Bimel Memorial

EndowmentAlice L. Bimel EndowmentAlice & Carl Bimel, Jr. Memorial FundIrene Boswell Buhr FundCincinnati Financial Corporation Children’s

Admission FundJohn S. Connor FundEstate of Emilie T. Curry Estate of Virginia T. CurryRobert S. Dechant EndowmentDorothy Dexter TrustMary Dexter EndowmentMary Lane Diamond Endowment

Mrs. William Dodd MemorialJohn J. Emery Memorial FundJohn J. Emery EndowmentMary M. Emery EndowmentThomas J. Emery Free Day EndowmentEstate of James M. Ewell Fleischmann EndowmentEstate of Louise FletemeyerAnna Hurd Folsom EndowmentHerbert Greer French Endowment The Susan and William Friedlander EndowmentJane Reid Fristoe EndowmentMrs. Paul E. Geier in memory of Paul E. GeierEstate of Emma R. GoetzEstate of Eugenia I GoshornEstate of Myranda GradolfGreater Cincinnati Foundation EndowmentMary Hanna EndowmentCornelius J. Hauck Art Museum Greenery FundThe Heekin EndowmentEmilie L. Heine BequestMark P. Herschede Acquisition Endowment FundHinkle Memorial Endowment

Isabella F. Hopkins EstateLouise Budd Howard EndowmentA. J. Howe EndowmentClara Hunter FundThe Edwin and Virginia Irwin MemorialEstate of Dorothy R. JonesEstate of Walter W. KentEdmund Kerper Endowment in memory of George

B. and Louise KerperMr. and Mrs. A. M. Kinney, Jr. EndowmentEleanor C. Knoechel EndowmentBarbara and Kenneth Kreines Fund for the

Support of American Fineand Decorative ArtsEstate of Margaret A. Kunz Fanny Bryce Lehmer EndowmentIsabel Cone Levy and Sam Malcolm Levy

EndowmentMr. and Mrs. Harry S. Leyman EndowmentLife Membership EndowmentCarol and Martin Macht Fund for the Decorative

ArtsWilma G. Marks Endowment


Virginia Geier McCurdy Endowment in honor of Paul E. Geier and Gabrielle Geier

Estate of Henry MeisEstate of Martha Elizabeth Nord Beverly S. Petrie Endowment FundEstate of Charles A. PhillipsThe PNC FundEstate of William A. PogueThe George and Ellen Rieveschl FundEstate of Helen Rudolph Riley Millard F. Rogers, Jr. Art Purchase EndowmentThe Lois and Richard Rosenthal Foundation

Endowment Louise and Stanley Rowe FundRudolph Oscar Schmidlapp Memorial FundSecond Century EndowmentEstate of Booth ShepardDonald P. Sowell EndowmentEstate of Reuben R. SpringerThe William & Susan Friedlander and Jane

Steinfirst FundMr. and Mrs. Carl A. Strauss, Sr.John R. Strauss EndowmentAlbert P. Strietmann FundEstate of William W. TaylorDorothy and Walter Tedtmann Endowment FundPhyllis H. Thayer Purchase FundGloria W. Thomson Fund for Decorative ArtsEstate of George M. ToewaterEstate of Elissa Valerio

The Patricia A. Vance Foundation Endowment for Education and Community Outreach

Elizabeth Strong Vincent EndowmentEstate of Alice R. WerkCharles W. West EndowmentLaura L. Ogden Whaling Endowment FundBequest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. WichgarCharles Matthew Williams Endowment FundThe Williams FundJudson Martin WilsonIsrael and Caroline Wilson MemorialEstate of Dorothy C. WoodruffFarny R. and Grace K. Wurlizter Foundation

Endowments (continued)


Honor Roll of Donors$100,000 and Above

$50,000–$99,999

$25,000–$49,999

$10,000–$24,999

$5,000–$9,999

$1,000–$4,999

$500–$999

$100–$499

$100,000+Mr. and Mrs. Carl BimelCity of CincinnatiFine Arts FundGardner Family FoundationInstitute of Museum and Library ServicesThe Dorothy M. M. Kersten TrustThe Kettering FundThe Elma Margaret Lapp FoundationManuel D. and Rhoda MayersonOhio Arts CouncilOliver Family FoundationP&GJohn J. & Mary R. Schiff FoundationThe Lawrence Archer Wachs Trust

*denotes deceased


$50,000–$99,999Federated Department Stores, Inc./Macy’sRobert W. and Isabel Yeatman Gwinner FundWilliam Randolph Hearst FoundationSamuel H. Kress FoundationThe H. B., E. W. and F. R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-TrusteesMetLife FoundationMrs. Charles A. PhillipsPNC BankGeorge and Ellen RieveschlThe Stillson Foundation, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeWestern & Southern Financial Fund

*denotes deceased


$25,000–$49,999Castellini FoundationHarry and Linda FathFrisch’s RestaurantsThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. and Mrs. Carl F. KalnowThe Kaplan FoundationThe Sheakley Group of CompaniesThe Rhonda & Larry A. Sheakley Family FoundationAlice F. and Harris K. Weston

*denotes deceased


$10,000–$24,999Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard AndreBartlett & Co.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Barton, Jr.Mrs. Robert M. BergsteinThomas W. Busse Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Robert H. CastelliniMary Lynn and Thomas M. CooneyCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.Clark W. Davis TrustMr. and Mrs. William O. DeWitt, Jr.The Farmer Family FoundationFund Evaluation GroupRalph V. Haile, Jr.Mr. Carl JacobsGary and Peggy JohnsLois and Richard JolsonDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KreinesMr. and Mrs. John P. MarchMercy Health Partners of SW OhioDrs. Malcolm and Susan MeynMoellering Family FoundationMrs. Alexander MooreOliver Charitable TrustThe Daniel and Susan Pfau FoundationDaniel and Susan PfauProLiance EnergyMr. and Mrs. H. N. Ragland IIIThe Honorable and Mrs. Mercer ReynoldsRiverPoint Capital ManagementThe Richard F. Schaengold Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. John J. Schiff, Jr.

Thomas R. SchiffThe E. W. Scripps CompanyLarry and Rhonda SheakleyEstate of John R. StraussMrs. Richard ThayerToyota Motor Manufacturing North America, Inc.David and Ginger WarnerJudson Martin Wilson Foundation

*denotes deceased


$5,000–$9,999Dorothea Altemeier TrustThe L.W. Scott Alter TrustMr. and Mrs. John G. AvrilMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. AvrilHeart of America Fund of Tides Foundation, on the recommendation of Mark and Sharon BloomeYour Cincinnati BMW CentersRobert C. and Joan BrownOtto M. Budig, Jr.Bruce and Janet ByrnesMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carruthers IVPaul W. ChellgrenThe Crosset Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationLewis and Marjorie Daniel FoundationDinsmore & Shohl LLPFidelity InvestmentsFifth Third BankFord Motor Company FundGattle’sMs. Shelly Shor GersonMrs. James HaderMr. William R. HardyLouise and Joe HeadHealthSpanJoni HerschedeThe Kaplan FoundationKPMG LLPLibby Perszyk KathmanCraig and Anne MaierJean and Mike MathisEstate of Belle Clay Mayfield

Eileen Duncan and Robert E. McCarthyLeo MunickNational Endowment for the HumanitiesValerie L. Newell and Timothy A. SmithJohn and Francie PepperMrs. Marjorie F. PerinMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. PichlerJoe and Kathy RegruthMr. and Mrs. Richard H. RosenthalNancy Bieser and Charles StixS. Charles and Sue B. StrausSara M. Vance and Michelle WaddellMr. and Mrs. J. Philip VollmerVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLPSuzanne Mooney WarringtonJohn and Francie WilliamsThe Women’s Committee of the Cincinnati Art Museum

*denotes deceased


$1,000–$4,999AAA CincinnatiDr. Ira and Linda AbrahamsonTony and Doris AchJohn and Laurie AcklenJames R. AdamsRomola N. AllenMr. and Mrs. Peter A. AlpaughMrs. Sylvia N. AltmanAmerican Art Society of CincinnatiJeffrey and Darlene AndersonJanet and Frank AndressMr. and Mrs. Charles Wm. AnnessMr. and Mrs. Robert D. H. AnningMr. and Mrs. Leslie T. Applegate, Jr.Thomas P. AtkinsDan and Fran BaileyMr. and Mrs. Oliver L. BailyMrs. Robb P. BakerBarbara and Roderick BarrMr. and Mrs. John F. BarrettMarilyn and Walter BartlettMary and Bill BaskettDr.* and Mrs. Hudson BaumesJohn W. and Christina L. BeattyMr. and Mrs. Gary W. BeckBecton, Dickinson and CompanyMs. Julia BeersMary BergsteinOliver and Jane BirckheadBlank Rome LLPMs. Dorothy Ann Blatt

Rosemary and Frank BloomFay K. BoehStephen D. BonadiesNeil K. BortzDavid and Sandra BowenPhilip and Phyllis BreenJim and Peggy BridgelandPatsy BriggsJoe and Mary BrinkmeyerMrs. R. Kirkwood Brodie, Jr.Jack and Joanne BrownLynne Skilken and Robert S. BrownGordon and Nadine BrunnerThe Otto M. Budig Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Calvin D. BufordWard Bullock and Charlotte BrooksMr. and Mrs. Alvin W. BunisMr. and Mrs. Edward V. BurnsBill and Sue ButlerMrs. Daniel S. CampbellCatherine F. Cantey and Karen FettersDr. and Mrs. Charles O. CarothersShannon and Lee CarterHap and Susan CastleberryMr. and Mrs. Louis ChabutHelen H. ChatfieldDr. and Mrs. John B. ChewningMr. and Mrs. Paul W. Christensen, Jr.Cincinnati Art GalleriesCincinnati Bengals, Inc.Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

Mrs. Jackson L. Clagett IIICarrie S. ClarkMr. and Mrs. A. Burton Closson, Jr.Dr.* and Mrs. Robert L. Coith, Sr.Deborah W. CollinsPhilip K. and Anne Lilly ConeMr. and Mrs. Michael A. CoombeMr. and Mrs. V. Anderson CoombeTom and Cathy CrainJodelle S. CrossetMr. and Mrs. James J. CroweDrs. Fuheid and Ingrid DaoudEstate of Isabelle Resor DavidsonKatharine M. DavisDecorative Arts Society of CincinnatiCharlotte Newlin DeupreeMr. and Mrs. David B. DillonMr. and Mrs. Wiley DinsmoreMrs. J. Gordon DixonJeffrey M. and Mary P. DobranskiVirginia DonaldsonNancy and Steve DonovanAnne and Robert W. DorseyRose W. Drucker TrustFoster and Shaun DuncanJohn and Helen DupreeLiz and John DyeLucretia P. DyeBill and Carol EckerleMrs. David W. Ellis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Emmerich

*denotes deceased


$1,000–$4,999 (continued)EPS Specialties Ltd, Inc.Ernst & YoungBeverly and Fred ErschellLyle and Rlene EveringhamMary and Scott FarmerFicks Family FoundationMr. Christopher L. FisterGail and Richard ForbergMr. and Mrs. Donald P. FovelKay Copelin FrenchWilliam and Susan FriedlanderSharon Williams FrisbiePat and Roger FryOliver M. GaleVere and Susan GaynorMr. and Mrs. Philip O. Geier, Jr.General CableElsa and George GibsonMary and Jon GimpelMr. and Mrs. Charles W. GoeringJohn and Gloria GoeringCarolyn O. GoldmanValeria and Frederick R. GoodLynne Meyers Gordon, M.F.A.Mrs. Douglas P. GrafGraydon, Head & RitcheyKate and Gerry GreeneRobert and Patricia GriffinMartha S. GriffithMrs. Walter L. Gross, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Byron W. Gustin

Mrs. Ernst HackneyHainline Family FoundationDrs. George and Sarah HaleLinda and Joe HaleMr. and Mrs. William B. Hardigg, Jr.Harley Ellis DevereauxConsuelo W. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Irving HarrisDr. and Mrs. Donald C. HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Robert F. HartkemeierDr. M. Donald Hayes and Mrs. Jane Hayes TelfairMr. and Mrs. Brian HeekinIrmgard and Horst HehmannAmy and Cove HeilbronnerMrs. John R. HelmsderferPaul Hemmer CompaniesRobert and Patricia HenleyJohn H. HermaniesDavid C. HerrimanHewlett Packard CompanyRichard and Norvita HildboldKarlee L. HilliardMarilyn and Joseph HirschhornDr. and Mrs. Michael HochAnn Meranus and Roy HockMr. and Mrs. Harry M. HoffheimerMr. Hugh H. HoffmanMark C. HoganWalter and Laura HomanCarolyn and Lee HonkompMr. and Mrs. William H. Hopple, Jr.

Mrs. C. Alexander HowardMr. and Mrs. Roger L. HoweDr. Joan L. HowisonMrs. David R. HuhnDr. and Mrs. Donald L. JacobsMargot B. JacobsAndrew MacAoidh JergensMr. and Mrs. Robert J. JohannigmanMrs. Morse JohnsonMrs. Helen M. JohnsonMark and Sarah JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson IVMr. and Mrs. George JosephMrs. David J. Joseph, Jr.Marcia and Ronald JosephJ. Louis Karp and Phyllis T. KarpJerry KathmanKeating, Muething & KlekampMr. and Mrs. William J. KeatingJoan and Alex KellerDr. Charles KielyGiulia M. KinnearyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. KlostermanStacey and Chris KnettlerMrs. Robert L. KnipschildGerald and Sandra KnobelochRon and Florence KoettersMr. and Mrs. Bruce A. KroneMr. and Mrs. S. George KurzMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Kyte, Jr.LabOne, Cincinnati

*denotes deceased


$1,000–$4,999 (continued)Mr. and Mrs. Polk LaffoonBari and Brent LansbergMrs. Gladys K. LazarusMr. Lawrence A. LeserMrs. Charles B. LevinsonDrs. Steve and Marcy LewisThomas and Adele LippertMrs. Bruce C. LongWhitney and Phillip LongDr.* and Mrs. Stanley J. LucasLinda Halverstadt MacDuffieMary T. MahlerJim MahonTimothy J. and Leslie P. MaloneyMrs. Robert ManssLen and Sherie MarekDr. and Mrs. Maurice D. MarshThe Ruth A. and W. O. Mashburn, Jr. FoundationMr. and Mrs. W. O. Mashburn IIIStewart Shillito Maxwell, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Frank MayansMarilyn K. McBrideMr. and Mrs. Michael S. McGrawPowell McHenryLucy B. Wagner McKeeMr. and Mrs. John J. McLaughlinMr.* and Mrs. Jack MeanwellLeonard and Jane MeranusMrs. Mary L. MeyerThe Middendorff Family FoundationMike West Realtors/Legend Homes

Mrs. Norman J. MillerJohn and Connie MillerMr. and Mrs. David A. MillettMr. and Mrs. Ivan MisrachMr. and Mrs. James Monroe, Jr.Charlotte and Bill MooreMrs. Arthur E. Motch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mueller, Jr.Linda and Tom MuellerH. Scott and Angela MurrerMr. and Mrs. George H. Musekamp IIIMr. and Mrs. A. Ralph Navaro, Jr.Jayne NavaroJudge and Mrs. David A. NelsonEllie and Erik NelsonMr. Scott Nelson and Dr. Susan KindelDr. and Mrs. Michael N. NeussMr. and Mrs. Eric C. NielsenMrs. Jeanette K. NiemanRandy and Marianne OlsonCathy and Jim OrrMr. Robert C. OrtnerMr. and Mrs. Robert B. OttAdelaide and Tom OttenjohnMrs. Betty H. PalmerMary Lou PalmerRichard and Dorothy PandorfKeely PaulDick and Ellie PaulsenRuthe G. PearlmanPeck, Shaffer & Williams

Mr. and Mrs. George H. PerbixNorma PetersenMr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pogue IVVirginia H. PohlWilliam R. PowellEsther F. PrattDr. and Mrs. Robert H. PrestonMrs. Frank X. PundDoreen QuinnThe H. Willis and Anna A. Ratledge FoundationBobbie S. ReckseitDavid and Marilyn ReichertMr. and Mrs. David F. ReidRobert L. ReinerMrs. Thomas J. ReisRobert and Marilyn RheinGates and Margy RichardsMs. Melody Sawyer RichardsonMr. William C. RiffleMr. and Mrs. William S. RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Rogers IINina and Millard F. Rogers, Jr.Natalie and Chris RoodJ. David and Dianne M. RosenbergMr. and Mrs. John W. Ross, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack RouseMr. and Mrs. Snowden RoweLouise and Stanley RoweMr. and Mrs. Timothy RubEdward and Mary RyanMichele and Randy Sandler

*denotes deceased


$1,000–$4,999 (continued)Donna L. SchiffJames and Elizabeth SchiffJohn J. Schiff IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert C. SchiffMark and Rosemary SchlachterMr. and Mrs. John SchlegelMrs. Clarinda S. SchmidlappBill and Carol SchmidterJames and Margaret SchrimpfMary Louise SchrothMr.* and Mrs. Nelson Schwab, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. David C. SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Marvin H. SchwartzMrs. David M. SchwartzMrs. William R. SeamanDr. and Mrs. William Blake SelnickJewell Lewis Shane, CPAMr. and Mrs. John E. ShoreMr. and Mrs. Rakan ShteiwiGerald T. and Ann W. SilversJohn and Phyllis SmaleMrs. Jeff SolomonBarbara B. and David J. SpitlerMr. and Mrs. Morton L. SpitzBarbara R. Sporck-StegmaierSquire Sanders & Dempsey, LLPAl and Reba St. ClairMr. and Mrs. James E. Stahl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John F. Steele, Sr.Tom and Dee StegmanJack and Joyce Steinman

Mary and Joseph S. Stern, Jr.Anita and George B. StewartJim and Margot StoehrMrs. Elizabeth A. StoneGerri and Tony StraussCarol and Theodore StrikerLenore O. StulbargMs. Belen SuarezMrs. Stuart Sutphin, Jr.J. Mack SwigertDelle E. TaylorJohn T. and Lori A. TaylorJerome and Sue TellerZoe S. TenneyDr. and Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.Brian and Dianna ThielDwight and Deanna ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Peter G. ThompsonLaura G. ThomsonMrs. Samuel P. ToddMrs. Nydia C. TranterDr. and Mrs. Mark T. TsuangThe Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation, Inc.Larry and Beth UhlenbrockMichael and Margaret ValentineAileen and Jim Van FlandernRobert and Carol VidalGeorge and Kim VincentMr. and Mrs. Christopher F. VirgulakHelen B. Vogel FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Vollmer

Jon and Jane VotelJames C. and Rachel M. VotrubaBarbie and Rick WagnerBrenda B. WalkerLucy and Ashley WardMr. Richard H. WardRichard and Vanessa WayneWilliam G. and Mary Jane Helms Charitable TrustCharles and Patricia WeinerSusannah Webb WermelingMike and Sue WestCharles Westheimer*Ruth W. WestheimerMrs. Dorothy Wood WhitakerDr. George and Sandra WhiteSteve and Amy WhitlatchMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WigorElizabeth and George WileRandy and Penny WilkinsonHarry T. WilksMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. WilliamsJoe and Judy WilliamsMr. and Mrs. William J. WilliamsGene M. and Anne Warrington WilsonRev. Barry WindholtzGeorgine and Tim WolohanMr. and Mrs. William W. WommackDr. John H. WulsinMr. and Mrs. Allen G. Zaring III

*denotes deceased


$500–$999Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. AdamsMr. and Mrs. William R. AlbertsonAll Occasions Event RentalJames and Frances AllenRichard H. and Barbara B. AllenMr. and Mrs. W. G. Alpaugh, Jr.Ms. Carole J. ArendChristopher R. ArmstrongE. F. BavisMrs. Haskell BazellMrs. Laura B. Sheldon and Mrs. Susan R. BeckmanMrs. Thomas S. BenjaminMr. and Mrs. James E. BenoskiMrs. Ed BergerFredrick E. BerghausenMr. and Mrs. John S. BertenLucille G. and Dutro BlocksomMrs. Nelson BondDr. and Mrs.* John E. BossertBarbara A. BoydJohn H. BredenfoerderJames G. Briggs, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Brown, Jr.Mary H. BrownMr. and Mrs. William R. BurleighMr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Buse, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. CarruthersChevron CorporationCecelia and J. A. ChewningStanley and Frances CohenLois W. Conyers

Albert B. Cord Charitable FoundationDr. Robin T. Cotton and Ms. Cynthia FittonMr. and Mrs. C. Wesley CowanLee S. CowanDr. and Mrs. Robert CreedonJudy and Chris DalambakisMrs. Thomas E. DavidsonSkip and Fran DederickMr. and Mrs. W. Stuart DornetteTom and Fay DupuisMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Ferguson, Jr.Mrs. Shirley U. FilcikMary and Bob FitzpatrickMr. and Mrs. Ashley L. FordDr. and Mrs. H. B. FrancisCharles and M. Suzanne FrickShirley Gallagher and Stanley R. SmithMr. James GieltyMr. Ralph P. GinocchioJoy K. GlaserDr. and Mrs. Charles J. GlueckMady H. GordonMr. Jon W. GraeterDorothy Meakin GrantMr. and Mrs. Joseph N. GreenRennie and David GreenfieldMr. and Mrs. Robert L. GreiwePeg and Dick HalberstadtPeter HamesJudith A. HanensonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Harrison

Otto and Catherine HausknechtMr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hemmer, Jr.Cynthia E. HendersonCarol HenryEdward and Andrea HerzigMrs. Mary Jo HolohanSteve and Peggy HorganKathleen and Michael JansonMr. and Mrs. Norman E. JonesMr. and Mrs. Charles M. JuddMr. and Mrs. Peter KeaneArleene KellerDr. Robert A. KemperJames G. KereiakesDr. Young G. Kim and Mrs. Bukang KimDr. and Mrs. E. A. Kindel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. O. KlausmeyerSuzanne P. LandKathleen A. LangMr. and Mrs. J. Timothy LeonardJames and Mary LeRoyJoan and Larry LinderMrs. Robert R. LippertSuzanne B. LoefflerSusan S. MakosMs. Elizabeth A. MartinJudith M. MayerMarianne O. MercierRuth K. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Vail K. MillerJohn E. Moore

*denotes deceased


$500–$999 (continued)Mr. and Mrs. Marion P. MourningJoyce A. MuellerMrs. Henry L. MuniqueAlexander MurdochMrs. Simon C. NielsenLouise NippertDr. and Mrs. James J. NordlundNathan L. NunaleyDebbie and Rich OliverMarilyn Z. OttMr. and Mrs. Gerard A. ParozGeri Pass-SowellMr. and Mrs. Z. David PattersonMartha B. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Jerry N. RansohoffBarry and Shirley RautJim W. RidenourMargaret and Durk RorieCarol S. SchillingDr. and Mrs. A.W. SchreinerHenry L. and Cathleen C. SchulhoffJudy A. ScottSally and Wayne SievertKathleen SikesAndrew D. SmithCharles L. Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. SolwayEthan and Barbara StanleyKatherine and Tim StautbergSteelcase, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Stein

Mr. and Mrs. John M. SteinJudy and Steven SteinDr. and Mrs. James A. StewartMrs. George P. StimsonAlex and Bette StolleyGeorge and Linda StrietmannMrs. John L. StrubbeDr. and Mrs. James W. SwinehartDavid and Maureen TaylorCathleen U. ThayerRonald and Elizabeth TinklenbergMrs. John B. TytusRobert A. VarleyJoanne W. and Frank H. Veith, Jr. Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationHedda Windisch von GoebenDr. and Mrs. Stanley J. WacksmanMr. and Mrs. Howard H. WithrowDirk Wonnell and Susan BrokawMary K. Woolford

*denotes deceased


$100–$499Dr. and Mrs. David H. AaronSusan Abaecherli and Ernie TodvineDr. and Mrs. Salomon AbasMr. and Mrs. Mamdouh M. AbdallahBarbara AberlinJean L. AbrahamsonEmmitt F. AckdoeMrs. Martha B. AdairDoris A. AdamsJudson C. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Michael J. AdickMr. and Mrs. Richard H. A’HearnDr. and Mrs. Masood AhmadMr. Howard and Dr. Susan AinDr. and Mrs. Khosrow AlaminMr. and Mrs. Edward F. AlfMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. AllenCecile and Compton AllynAnatole AlperLiz and Joe AlterSherman J. AlterDolores A. AmannAmerican Paper & Plastic CompanyP. A. Ammentorp, M.D.Dr. and Mrs. Baltazar G. AnayaPatricia and Bruce AndersonMr. and Mrs. James M. AndersonDr. Jerry W. and Rev. Joan B. AndersonKarl AndersonWilliam E. Anderson, P.E. and Susan E. CannonMr. and Mrs. Woodrow B. Anderson

Marilyn and Henry Andrew, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Andrews, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Victor D. AngelSister Teresa Marie Angelo and Sister Mary

Augustine CahillDavid L. AnnekenMr. Gregory J. Anselmi and Dr. Lisa M. AnselmiMr. and Mrs. L. Thomas ApplegateJames L. ArmitageBrenda ArmstrongMrs. Richard ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. John B. ArmstrongArt GroupPatrick AryDr. and Mrs. Taylor AsburyMrs. William D. AtteberryMr. and Mrs. Boris AuerbachMr. and Mrs. C. Robert AufmannMr. and Mrs. Robert AustinMr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. AustingMr. and Mrs. Bernard B. BacevichMr. and Mrs. William T. Bahlman, Jr.Helen and Peter B. BakerMr. and Mrs. Robert O. BanksHelle Banner HoermannMr. and Mrs. Guy R. BarattieriMrs. Charles BarcelonaDr. and Mrs. Tom P. BardenBarbara BardesCharles and Carolyn BarhamBecky and Doug Barnaclo

Dorothy C. BarnesMr. and Mrs. C. Barry BarnhornTony and Vern BarnhorstDonald C. BarniMr. C. Francis BarrettMr. and Mrs. Michael BarrettAlvin and Ruth BarrowsMr. and Mrs. George R. BarryDiAnn B. BarthelNorman A. BatesRon BatesMr. and Mrs. Louis C. BatschRobert P. BaughmanMr. and Mrs. Paul W. BaumannJudith C. BausherMr. and Mrs. Robert A. BechtelMr. Donald Beck and Dr. Lawrence E. EynonNatalie R. BeckerMr. and Mrs. Sheal L. BeckerMaggie H. BeckmeyerMr. and Mrs. Joseph Beech IIIElsie BeekleyRobert and Eleanor BehrmannDr. and Mrs. Dan D. BeinekeMatilda T. BellucciMr. and Mrs. William H. BenaghMr. and Mrs. Jack BenjaminMr. Michael Benson and Mrs. Shelley PadenMr. and Mrs. Leonard H. BerenfieldEllen A. BerghamerAllan Berliant and Jennie Rosenthal Berliant

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Mr. and Mrs. Mark BerliantWilliam and Mary Lou BerlierMrs. Stuart BermanAllen W. BernardMrs. Shirley T. BernsteinMary M. BesanceneyMarianna BettmanMr. and Mrs. William C. BeuttelMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. BeylDale and Jo BichselMr. and Mrs. Vinson L. BidlingmeyerDava L. BiehlMr. and Mrs. Richard BieserMr. and Mrs. Neil E. BillmanElizabeth A. BinasioMr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. BinningMrs. Ralph BinnsMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BirchakDr. and Mrs. J. BismayerMr. and Mrs. David BlackRobert L. Black, Jr.Mrs. Benjamin BlemkerStuart BlerschMr. Peter Block and Ms. Cathy KramerRichard M. BlockMr. and Mrs. Steven BloomfieldMr. and Mrs. Donald R. BlumBill and Debbie BoehmW. J. BoehmJulien O. BoesingerMr. and Mrs. Manfred Bohlke

Anna and Marc BohlkeSandra and Charles BolekRuth BolesWilliam and Mary BonansingaWilliam R. BonifaceGary and Jane BoothJoseph P. Bordo and Kathleen A. DunnMr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. BornMr. and Mrs. Charles R. BoswellMr. and Mrs. Luke BoswellArthur L. BowmanMary Louise BoylanKent and Kay BradshawMr. John J. Stowe and Ms. K. Alyssa BrandtMrs. Abraham S. BraudeMr. and Mrs. William BreidsterJames T. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Edward F. BrentMr. and Mrs. John R. BrewerMr. and Mrs. J. Leland Brewster, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter BriggsDenise and Bradley BritiganAgnes M. BrockmanDaniel BrodMr. Robert J. Brookhiser, Jr. and Ms. Mary

Candace FowlerMr. Robert J. BrookhiserMr. and Mrs. Kyle BrooksMr. and Mrs. John R. BrooksSally BrooksMrs. Sanford Brooks

Robert and Norma BroseMrs. Darrell BrothersMr. and Mrs. Randy BrounEdward D. BrownEmma J. BrownLinda BrownMr. and Mrs. Eric G. BruestleCarl F. BryantMr. and Mrs. Charles E. BuchyMrs. Mary Jo BudigMr. Richard N. BuechlerOtto W. BuentingDoreen BuescherMr. and Mrs. Robert W. BugieDonna BurckleDorothy BurdinGeorge and Jill BurkmanSharon D. ButlerEdward BuyniskiHeather Rae ByerMr. and Mrs. James D. CainDr. and Mrs. Robert D. CaldemeyerJohn and Carolyn CaldwellGeorge and Linda CallardJanet C. CallifMr. and Mrs. J. Allan CampbellDr. and Mrs. W. Douglas CardenMr. and Mrs. Robert CarlMr. and Mrs. Clark CarmichaelMrs. Walter CarrollMrs. James B. Casey

*denotes deceased


Mr. and Mrs. John CassidyMrs. Robert CavallyEdward R. ChamberlinJ. Robert and Jan W. ChambersMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. ChaneyMrs. Helen S. ChaseMr. and Mrs. Matthew ChimskyMr. and Mrs. Gordon A. ChristensonMr. and Mrs. Chadwick ChristineMr. and Mrs. Allen ChurchCincinnati Art Museum DocentsCincinnati Bell Inc.CinergyMr. and Mrs. Christopher T. ClareMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. ClarkMr. and Mrs. William K. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Dave ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Michael A. ClauderChristopher and Maria ClayMrs. Clarence ClemonsMr. and Mrs. Carl ClendeningMr. and Mrs. Norman S. ClermanThe Reverend William F. ClevesMr. and Mrs. David ClodfelterRichard and Carole CocksMr. and Mrs. David CoffmanDr. and Mrs. John CohenMr. and Mrs. Philip S. CohenMr. and Mrs. John D. ColdironEdward and Ruth ColeConstance D. Coleman

James P. Coleman and Margaret L. LoomisPeggy A. CollierDr. Francis M. Collins and Ms. Louise A. LawarreDr. and Mrs. John M. CollinsAudrey and Charles CominsPaula and Marc ComisarMr. and Mrs. Donald ComptonMelissa S. ComptonMr. and Mrs. Edward G. ConnellyCarol and Bob ConnersMr. and Mrs. Keith D. ConnorMr. and Mrs. Bob Conway, Jr.Mary C. CookMr. and Mrs. David S. CooperMr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Cooper IIThomas and Sondra CopanasMr. and Mrs. Evan CorbettMrs. Patricia CordesRalph and Mary CorleyDonald and Diane CornettMr. and Mrs. Mert CorwinJohn and Georgia CourtValerie A. CoutureMr. and Mrs. J. Edgar CoxJames and Joan Fields CoxStephen L. CoxHarold G. CrabtreeKen Cradler and Shirley HeyobMr. and Mrs. Carl CraneMr. and Mrs. R. C. CranfillSusan Donahoe Cranley

Terrence CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Roger CreasyKay F. CristMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. CroftMr. Peter P. Graham and Ms. Maureen E. CroninR. W. CroskeryDr. and Mrs. Robert J. Crosset, Jr.Margaret CrouchAndrew and Jane CrowleyDr. and Mrs. Donal CullenMr. and Mrs. William S. CulpMr. and Mrs. Richard CummingMr. and Mrs. J. David CummingsAdrian F. CumminsMr. and Mrs. Pierce Cunningham, Sr.Kay Dale-ForemanMatthew DalyDr. and Mrs. Emil DanskerLouis M. DaunerNader and Ghada DavidDr. and Mrs. Shukri W. DavidMr. and Mrs. Harry DavidowEmily DavisFrank G. DavisL. Patton DavisMarilyn L. Bachman-DavisonDean Health Systems, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DeBrunnerBarb DecheringJeffrey R. and Maria L. DeckerGary and Pamela DeCoker

$100–$499 (continued)

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)George DeepeDr. Charles and Mrs. Lois DeitschelJohn E. and Brenda D. DelfaveroJudith DeluceMr. and Mrs. Robert DeshonMrs. Esther G. DeVoreMr. and Mrs. Grant A. Dibert, Jr.Audrey J. DickMelvin R. DickersonFrank and Carol DiedrichsMr. and Mrs. Albert C. Dierckes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick B. DiesbachTim DietschRowland E. DietzThomas R. DietzMrs. Robert L. DinermanDorothy DobbinsMary Elizabeth DodsonMrs. Charles W. DoepkeJean Z. DonaldsonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DonlanMrs. Dilly A. DooleyMrs. Jack DormanMr. and Mrs. Hilliard S. DozierMr. and Mrs. Charles M. DrackettMrs. William H. DrakeMrs. Edwin P. DruryMrs. Martin H. DumlerMrs. Suzanne F. DunbarBetty DuncanElaine and Arnold Dunkelman

Mr. Bradley J. Dunn and Ms. Karen PetroskyDiana T. and Timothy DwightJudith and Thomas DwyerMelinda EadesJack J. EarlNancy E. EarlMrs. William T. EarlsMrs. John V. EarlsJon and Tara EatonMrs. Walter F. Eberle, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. EcksteinBob EconomouDr. and Mrs. Philip EdlinMr. Jerome H. EichertMr. and Mrs. John W. EilersMr. and Mrs. T.F. ElchynskiGeorge and Jeane ElliottMr. and Mrs. Joe E. EllisMatthew and Callie EmeryWilliam and Nancy EngemanJane EnyeartMrs. Nancy R. ErtelOsama EttouneyMr. and Mrs. Sterling EusterLeRoy E. EuvrardMrs. James S. EvansVirginia B. and W. Benjamin EvansJack T. Everett LLCMr. and Mrs. Tom C. EverhardKaree EverhartMerry E. Ewing

Exxcite Marketing, Inc.Ilmar EzisGeorge FabeMr. and Mrs. Warren C. FalbergDr. Leo MunickStefanie FeltnerMrs. Phillip FerranteKathleen S.V. FickerJohn S. FineLisa FinkelsteinMr. and Mrs. J. Michael FischerMr. and Mrs. Carl G. FischerLinda K. FitzgeraldDr. David C. Flaspohler and Dr. Cynthia L. CrownMr. and Mrs. John B. Flege, Jr.Mary Jane and Joseph FlegeMr. and Mrs. Noah FleischmannDr. and Mrs. David A. FloeringJuan J. FloresMrs. Gordon L. FooteMrs. David M. ForkerDr. Bernard and Rachel FosterMr. Randy FosterMr. and Mrs. Greg FranklinKay and Ann FransenAlice A. FrazierDr. and Mrs. R. T. FreyDave and Mo FreytagFredrick H. Braun and Carol S. FrielDonald W. FritzMr. Gerald Froehlich and Ms. Laura Goodell

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Trudi FullenDavid A. FullerMr. and Mrs. Charles M. FullgrafRosalind E. FultzWilliam and Kathleen FussingerMr. Gary Gaffney and Ms. J. M. WollmanPatricia A. GainesMiriam GaleMarie GallagherMrs. Kay GamesMary Ann GardnerDrusilla GarmsMichael and Patricia GarrettDr. and Mrs. James M. Garvey, Jr.Lou and Dean GaudinH. Jane GavinDr. and Mrs. Donal D. GaynorGE Aircraft EnginesMr. and Mrs. Roger A. GellenbeckGregory R. GerardMr. and Mrs. Rudy GerbusMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. GerdesErnestine B. GerhardDrs. Jonathan and Jennifer GersonMrs. Gloria I. GiannestrasMr. and Mrs. Tim GibsonDr. and Mrs. Roger G. GieselJohn and Susan GilliganMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. GilmanDeborah and Louis GinocchioMr. and Mrs. Phillip Gleeson

Bruce N. GloverMatt GneuhsMr. and Mrs. Jerry GodseyDr. and Mrs. Sharad GoelBetty GoetzRev. Joseph W. GoetzDr. and Mrs. Sylvan GolderMr. and Mrs. Ken GoldhoffMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. GoldschmidtMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. GoodeMr. and Mrs. Bernard GoodmanDr. and Mrs. Stanley M. GoodmanMr. Calvin C. GoodrichGlen GoodwinMr. Brent Gorey and Ms. Karel HayesAlex GortsasMr. Lewis A. Gottlieb and Ms. Janet GreenwoldMary E. GovanGradison McDonald Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. GrantMs. Linda GravissMr. and Mrs. John GreenMr. and Mrs. Mark GreenbergerJoanne GreenwayWill and Mary Beth GreggElaine and Joseph GreverMr. and Mrs. Alan GriffithKenneth GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Albert F. GroenkeMr. Glenn Groh and Mrs. Barbara K. GrohMr. and Mrs. Mike Groh

Deborah and Richard GroverMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. GuggenheimElizabeth GuhlMrs. Morton B. GusweilerDr. and Mrs. Dale G. GutmanMr. and Mrs. Harold GuttmanMr. and Mrs. Louis GuttmanDr. Martin and Maggie HaasJohn and Helen HabbertHelen J. HaberstrohMr. and Mrs. Harold C. HaferMr. William Hahn and Dr. George ColombelMr. and Mrs. Richard HaitJan C. HallMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Haller, Sr.Robert W. and Louise A. HalleyBruce M. HalprynMr. and Mrs. William D. Hamilton IIIMr. and Mrs. Gerald S. HammondMichael J. HammonsEdward and Cherylan HannahsMr. and Mrs. Richard D. HannanJane F. HansleyKaren E. and Jerry L. HaralsonMr. and Mrs. Clifford HardieMr. and Mrs. Tom HardyMrs. Allison M. HarleyMr. and Mrs. Charles B. HarperMr. and Mrs. J. J. HarringtonGenevieve A. HarrisStephanie T. Harris

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Dr. and Mrs. Morton HarshmanMr. and Mrs. Dennis HartoinDr. Samer Hasan and Dr. Mariana BelvedereMr. and Mrs. P.E. HassmanMrs. Mindy F. Hastie and Mr. Tim GoldsmithGene HawkinsJoseph P. Hayden, Jr.James and W. Jeanne HayesMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. HayesMr. and Mrs. John H. HeckscherMr. and Mrs. Charles B. HedrickMr. and Mrs. Albert E. Heekin IIIMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. HefleyGladys and George Heidenreich IIIMary HeiderDr. and Mrs. William E. HeilJames and Elaine HeileMr. Donald J. HeimbrockMr. Nicholas S. Payne and Ms. Cynthia HeinrichMr. and Mrs. E. Earl HeintzelmanH.J. Heinz CompanyShirley S. HeldmanMr. and Mrs. R. L. HellmannElizabeth HendersonMarcia and Paul HendrickMr. and Mrs. D. W. HengeholdMr. and Mrs. Ferd HersmanBernard and Anita HertzmanJudith and Michael HeschelMr. and Mrs. Grant V. HesserMr. and Mrs. James E. Hewett, Jr.

Dr. Roland M. Heyne, Sr. and Donna R. HeyneMr. and Mrs. Smith Hickenlooper, Jr.Lawrence HigdonG. Carlton and Marilyn HillMr. and Mrs. James S. HillDiana HilliganMrs. Robert W. Hilton, Jr.Ann HinckleyMrs. Harry K. HinesDon and Pat HinkleyJoanna and Kirt HoblerMr. Andrew Wolf and Ms. Emily HodgesDaniel J. and Elizabeth L. HoffheimerDonald and Katie HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Rowe HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Gary R. HoffmannKevin and Lucy HoganMrs. Robert HollisterKathleen B. and Eugene C. HolloMr. Richard Zinicola and Ms. Linda R. HolthausKaren A. HoltkampMr. and Mrs. Eric HolzapfelMr. and Mrs. Robert HolzmanRoger and Mary HonebrinkMr. George Hood and Mrs. Ann Miller HoodStanley A. Hooker IIIJames F. HopgoodStewart L. HornMr. and Mrs. Henry N. HorneKenneth R. HorstMr. and Mrs. Gary Horwitz

Mrs. Francis R. HousleySusan HowarthMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HoweDr. and Mrs. M. HowettCarolyn and Mike HoytMr. Richard Scheid and Mrs. Patricia V. HubbardMr. and Mrs. Jim HuberMrs. Paul W. HuenefeldMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. HuenefeldBonnie HugusMartha H. HunterRuth HuntingMarie HurdMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. HutchinsonMrs. Ruth S. IboldRika ImaiMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Imbus, Jr.Susan M. IngmireJohn IsidorJ.R. Concepts, Inc.Linda Jackson PointerMr. Carl Jackson and Mrs. Judy JacksonMr. and Mrs. Charles H. JacksonDrs. Patricia and Donald JacksonMr. and Mrs. Donald R. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Howard E. JacksonMr. and Mrs. John R. JacksonDr. and Mrs. Donald S. JacobsMary JacqminDiana JaegerDr. and Mrs. Murray S. Jaffe

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Ruth and Richard JamesonCarolyn J. JanssenMr. Steve Kenat and Ms. Heidi B. JarkLori Schuler Jauch and Dave MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Arthur C. JayMs. Erika Jay and Mr. Nicholas ThompsonMargaret M. JeffreyThe Wyoming Book ClubJames and Karolyn JohnsenAlgernon Johnson and Carver L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. O’Neal JohnstonVirginia Lee JonasDr. and Mrs. Edmund W. JonesLinda Lozier JonesMrs. Wickliffe JonesMr. Lee Comer and Ms. Mary K. JonesSteven and Carolyn JonesGus and Barbara JuenglingMr. Mace C. JusticeMr. and Mrs. J. F. KaarAlfred Kahn III, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan KamholtzMrs. Mary P. KammererDr. Michael PriviteraArthur KashMr. and Mrs. Arthur V. KatzMr. and Mrs. Jeff KauckBarbara and Walter KautzJacqueline M. KeiserMr. Paul J. Keller and Ms. Donna SmithTom and Jana Kemp

Ray and Margaret KemperDr. Eugene R. and Mrs. Donna KennedyMr. and Mrs. Gregory KentMr. and Mrs. Everett L. KenworthyMr. and Mrs. John C. Kern, Jr.Mr. Jerome B. KernanDr. and Mrs. Richard KerstineJim and Sandy KesnerAdriaan KesslerKeyCorpJan and Tom KiefhaberMrs. Timothy F. KilfoilAlexander KingLionel and Nancy KingMr. and Mrs. W. James KingPatricia M. KinneyMr. and Mrs. Donald V. KinsmanMr. and Mrs. Alan KinstlerDr. and Mrs. Michael R. KirkwoodMr. Paul Heldman and Ms. Debbie KirshnerMr. and Mrs. Larry E. KisselMr. and Mrs. Donald P. KlekampMr. and Mrs. David H. KnollMr. and Mrs. Emerson T. KnowlesMrs. Marcia T. KnowlesMaurice J. Koch, Jr.Olga C. KockSamuel A. and Marie S. KocoshisMr. and Mrs. Frederick G. KoehlerMr. and Mrs. Karl G. KoehlerMr. Elmer Koehlke*

Christopher R. KoenigMr. and Mrs. Steve KohrmanMrs. Ron M. KoppenhoeferMr. and Mrs Charles L. KorzenbornMichael and Marsha KoskyMr. and Mrs. George KralJerome KramerMs. Leah Krause and Ms. Jessica JacobMr. and Mrs. Robert C. KrehbielMr. and Mrs. Gary P. KreiderDr. and Mrs. Thomas M. KreiderMaria Krocker-TuskanMr. and Mrs. Michael C. KrugBarbara J. KruzeMr. and Mrs. Donald KuenningDonna KuhlmanKeith C. KuhnJeff and Bobbie KuhnMrs. Paul A. KuhnMr. and Mrs. Dick KuhrMs. Tome Kurtzman and Dr. Lawrence KurtzmanLarry and Elke KuykendallPolly K. LaffoonRita A. LafkasMr. and Mrs. David LaheyColette A. LampkinMrs. Benjamin W. LamsonMrs. Joseph LandenMrs. Albert V. LangMr. and Mrs. James F. LangDr. and Mrs. David W. Lange

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Daniel and Lynn LangmeyerAnnella H. LanhamMr. and Mrs. Addison Lanier IIMr. and Mrs. Robert LanzitMr. and Mrs. Peter LaPrestoScottie and Mark LarsonDorothy LarssonHeru LasanaShirley V. LathropMr. and Mrs. Richard LaufMr. and Mrs. John T. Lawrence, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Ted LazarowMrs. Simon Lazarus, Jr.Mr.* and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Lazarus, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. LeakeMr. and Mrs. Arthur F. LearyMr. and Mrs. Charles J. LeBlondMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. LeBlondHoppy and Sherry LeBlondRobert E. LeeMr. and Mrs. Philip LeegeJohn and Leslie LefflerDr. and Mrs. Roberto LegorretaMarian and Jack LeiboldMrs. Jeffrey H. LelandDr. and Mrs. Bradley M. LembergMr.* and Mrs. Allen D. LettMrs. Virginia B. LeviMr. and Mrs. Peter F. LevinCarolyn H. Levine

Moses A. LevinsteinDr. and Mrs. John LevitasMr. and Mrs. Kenneth LevyMr. and Mrs. Martin B. LevyMr. and Mrs. William LichtenbergMr. and Mrs. Don LichtenbergerDr. and Mrs. Philip K. LichtensteinMr. and Mrs. James LindbloomHelen LinderMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Jr.Mr. Calvin C. Linnemann, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joel LoceyMr. and Mrs. David E. LockeJordan and Andy LockwoodThomas C. LoeningEdward and Ina LoftspringThomas N. LombardiMrs. Pierce LonerganDr. and Mrs. Graydon A. LongJohn and Dorothy LoperAl LopezMr. Michael Lowe and Ms. Kimberly KlostermanFred V. LucasMr. and Mrs. Millard LucasCarol H. LuisoLorraine LukensDr. and Mrs. Robert LukinDr. Daniel Nelson and Mrs. Audrey LunaSally LundKatjia and David LundgrenJoseph and Sara Lutz

Mr. Charles Beckman and Ms. Mary Kay LynchMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. LyonMr. Vladimir Lytchakov and Ms. Elena SamoilovaMrs. James D. LytleGeorge W. and Genevieve L. MabeyHelene and Millard MackMr. Dennis Johnson and Ms. Jane MacKnightMr. and Mrs. Matthew T. MacLeidDr. and Mrs. John A. MacLeodMrs. Colin R. MacphersonJoseph P. MagdichRobert C. MagrishMrs. Jack C. MaierMr. and Mrs. Richard MaierMichael J. Maloney and Ann Byrd MaloneyMr. and Mrs. Lee F. MandoRoony MangatMr. and Mrs. Brad MankDr. and Mrs. Alan D. ManzlerMr. and Mrs. Sava MarcikicMr. and Mrs. Edwin J. MarcotteMs. Peggy Ann MarksteinMr. and Mrs. William V. MartenMel and Dorcey MartinNancy MartinNorene A. MartinTeruo Masukawa and Noelle Kennedy MasukawaMr. and Mrs. Mark MatharMargery H. Mattox, MBA, CFPMr. Paul F. and Mrs. Victoria B. MayDr. Thomas Maynard and Dr. Cindy Gapen

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Dr. and Mrs. John E. McCallDr. and Mrs. Charles E. McCarthyJames McCartyClifford E. and Lisa A. McCauslinGilbert and Donna McClureMerlyn P. McClureMr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCormick, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Fred McGavranMr. and Mrs. Dale L. McGirrMr. and Mrs. Sean McGroryKaren S. McGuirkJane Tucker McHughS. W. and Mary Alice McIntireMr. and Mrs. Bruce McIntoshW. Robert McKeeverJames R. McKennaMichael and Lavonne McKeownMark E. McKillipMrs. Joyce D. McKinnissCarol and Clarence McLainHarvard and Elaine McLeanMr. and Mrs. Stuart T. McLeanMr. and Mrs. Donald McMullenMr. and Mrs. Kenneth McWhorterMrs. C. James MeakinMary Louise MeekSusan M. MeeksAngela M. CampbellJudith A. MeieringKathryn E. MerchantMr. and Mrs. Beryl Merritt

Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. MertenMr. and Mrs. Gregg E. MerzJoan E. MetteyCressie J. MeuttmanRichard Michelman and Karen MeyerMargaret M. MeyerNancy S. MeyerMr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. MeyersNora MichelDr. and Mrs. John S. MichelmanAgnes MichelsDr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MickDr. William Eschenbacher and Dr. Judith K. MickelsonDr. Douglas H. Linz and Dr. Deborah A. MiddaughMrs. Joseph A. MilburnMr. and Mrs. Donald S. MilehamCatherine C. MillerCurtis E. MillerJames A. and Mary MillerMr. and Mrs. James L. MillerKarl and Sari MillerEllen and Rodger MillerHoward A. Mills and Wilda Dunlop-MillsMarge and Ike MisaliMrs. John MitchellLaura J. MitchellLincoln MitchellDr. Anu M. Mitra and Dr. Shekhar S. MitraDr. and Mrs. Donald MittsDavid E. MocciaMr. and Mrs. John T. Moehring

Betty Ann MohrMr. Michael E. Monahan and Ms. Marihelen

DooleyMrs. Murray S. Monroe and Ms. Tracy L. MonroeCraig and Betsey MonsellJames A. MontonNancy W. MoodyGeorgia and James MooreDr. and Mrs. William A. MooreJackie MoormanMrs. Nancy W. MoormannJanet A. MorganJo Anne V. MorrisMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Morris, Jr.Mr. Arthur E. Motch, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. David W. MotchDr. Regine MoultonRobert and Anna MoynahanJack and Ruta MuellerMr. and Mrs. Robert F. Muhlhauser, Jr.Mrs. Jean F. MulfordMs. Anne M. MulhollandShawn P. MummertDr. and Mrs. Kenneth MurdockMrs. Thomas J. MurphyMrs. Eunice H. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Mike MurphyMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. MurphyDr. and Mrs. Charles M. Myer IIIPatricia E. MyersMr. and Mrs. Paul Nathan

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)William Naumann and Anne HochwaltMr. and Mrs. Norman NealMr. and Mrs. John E. NebergallMr. Steven A. Nelson*Dr. Beth S. NemanDr. and Mrs. William R. NesterMr. and Mrs. James W. NethercottMr. and Mrs. James NeumeisterMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey NewGerald E. Newfarmer and Amy C. PaulKent NewlonThomas L. NeyerEdward and Lynn NeyraMr. and Mrs. D. Allan NicholsonCharles L. NickelEileen NiedtDr. and Mrs. Melvyn NiznyMr. and Mrs. Brad NogarKate NordlohM. Clare OestreicherDr. James D. Ogle and Dr. Cora K. OgleMr. and Mrs. Robert O’HerronJoseph and Renee OkaMr. and Mrs. Richard H. OkenfussFrancisco and Kristin OkhuysenMrs. Robert M. OlingerMr. and Mrs. Fred W. OliverMrs. John B. OliverRichard G. Oliver and Michael KelleyMr. and Mrs. Morton W. OlmanToilynn O’Neal

Elizabeth L. O’NeillSonny and Frank OppenheimerOppenheimerFunds, Inc.Dr. Patricia O’Reilly, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Robert OsmanMr. and Mrs. Michael W. OsowskiMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. OttJohn and Dorothy PainterFarah and John PalmerJames and Pamela PalomaMr. and Mrs. Hans PapkeKathy L. PappTracey L. ParkerDwight and Ira ParksDavid and Linda ParlinJack PartridgeHelen and Lauren PatchMr. and Mrs. Charles G. PattersonMrs. R. Corwin PaulyMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Peake, Jr.Laura and Chip PeaseJoan PeckSidney D. PeerlessMr. Herb Caplan and Mrs. Zelda L. PennMr. Jerome G. Peppers and Mrs. Lazette V. WolfDr. Sam Perler and Dr. Lynn PooleHon. and Mrs. Burton PerlmanMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. PeterMrs. Robert L. PetersH. Kenneth Peterson and Kathleen V. O’ConnellMr. Bruce I. Petrie and Dr. Mary B. Petrie

Ms. Martha A. PetrieMr. and Mrs. Steven PetroskyMargie A. PettigrewMr. and Mrs. Edwin PfetzingNancy L. PhelanWilliam H. PhelanKay PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Bert PleatmanIrmela Kayser-PogueKaren E. PohlMr. and Mrs. Wilbur K. PorterMr. and Mrs. William C. Portman IIIMr. and Mrs. Anthony PowerMr. and Mrs. Stuart PrayMr. and Mrs. Wallace L. PreblePhilip and Susan PriceMary Ann PrickettMr. and Mrs. Louis M. PrincePrinceton University Class of 1953 Mini ReunionSara H. PritchardMr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. PritzMr. and Mrs. Stephen PujolSusan C. PurcellMarianne QuellhorstRachel RachovitskyMr. and Mrs. Donald L. RackMrs. John S. RadcliffeVernon Rader and Mark BernhardtJake and Jen RaglandMary Leonhard RanDaniel and Irene Randolph

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Virginia and Arthur RanzMr. and Mrs. George U. RathMr. and Mrs. James RauthMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rave, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chris RayPamela S. ReichelderferSylvia and William ReidRichard D. Reis and Pamela S. SpanglerMs. Stella A. Renaker and Mr. Michael MartoneGeorge Adam RentschlerEdward J. RequardtMs. Betsy Resler and Ms. Eleanor ReslerMr. and Mrs. James W. ReynoldsBrian and Mary RhameDr. and Mrs. Dillon D. RhodenbaughMrs. James Vaden RiceMarta K. RichardsRebecca RichardsRita H. RiddellDebbie RidenourJoan C. RieveschlMr. and Mrs. Patrick RileyStephen and Helen RindsbergRaymond RingenbachMr. and Mrs. Timothy H. RiordanSusan and John RobertsCynthia S. RobertsonScott RobertsonDouglas RobinsonMr. Harry S. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Rodger

Mr. Howard T. K. RogersMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. RohlingMr. and Mrs. James W. RohrerMr. and Mrs. Michael RolfDebra RolfesSusan D. RolihMrs. Constance B. RollmanJack and Rachael RosenMr. and Mrs. John RosenthalMr. and Mrs. Samuel Ross, Jr.Mary Lee RossbachDr. Jean W. RothenbergSusan A. RoweStephanie W. RowlandJeffrey and Rebecca RubensteinElizabeth RuchhoftRev. Edward RudemillerMr. and Mrs. Harry RudneyMrs. Maurie C. RussoMr. and Mrs. Paul C. RussoTony and Josie RussoMr. and Mrs. Stephen W. RutledgeMr. and Mrs. G. Jerry RuweMr. and Mrs. James J. RyanMichael and Christine RyanMary E. RylandMr. and Mrs. Pedro J. SaavedraMr. and Mrs. Mark SackettMs. Catharine B. SaelingerRichard B. Salzer, M.D.C. P. Sampson

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic R. G. SanbornMr. and Mrs. Harold SandersMrs. Edward F. SankerVincent F. SansaloneMr. and Mrs. Harry SantenNicholas and Susan SargenDr. Cathleen Sass and Ms. Freida HughesMr. and Mrs. J. R. SavagePatricia S. SayreMr. and Mrs. John P. ScahillMrs. Roger E. SchanzleMr. and Mrs. Armin E. ScharfeJacoba K. SchembsLeonard P. and Susan M. SchenzNorbert J. ScheperAnita SchererBernhard SchieferBob and Dawn SchiffLenore SchilderinkMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. SchiltzMr. and Mrs. Charles SchlegelAnn SchlossGeorge and Mary SchmidlinMr. and Mrs. Carl W. SchmidtMrs. Meyer R. SchneiderJohn SchoenyElizabeth T. SchottDr. and Mrs. Cyril E. Schrimpf, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Greg SchubeMr. and Mrs. James P. SchubertMrs. Michael Schueler

*denotes deceased


$100–$499 (continued)Mr. Charles R. SchulerMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SchulteisMs. Irene SchultzJan SchultzDr. Judith A. Meyer SchultzDr. and Mrs. Robert J. SchurdakAndrew Schwartz and Julie BechtelMary SchweitzerDouglas C. SchwingMr. and Mrs. James H. ScottMrs. Charles E. ScottMrs. Rosemary C. Scott and Ms. Marianne

EmmertSeasongood & Mayer, LLCChristopher and Alison SehringBob and Donna SelakMr. and Mrs. George L. SeldenJo Ann SettleDr. and Mrs. Thomas SewardEllen C. SewellMr.* and Mrs. Owen G. SextonKathryn and Vishnoo ShahaniHezekiah and Elisifa ShaniReed and Diane ShankMrs. Nathan ShapiroMr. and Mrs. David ShardelowJohn M. ShepherdBuck and Leslie ShielsMr. and Mrs. Alfred A. ShikanyMrs. S. David Shor

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shores, Jr.Mrs. Robert B. ShottMr. and Mrs. Nicholas ShundichCharlene ShuttMr. and Mrs. Richard SiegelDr. and Mrs. Carl W. SiegristMark Silbersack and Ruth SchwallieDr. Edward B. SilbersteinMr. and Mrs. Ivan SilvermanMr. and Mrs. Irwin B. SimonMr. and Mrs. James R. SimonJohn and Janet SimpkinsonMr. and Mrs. Michael P. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Murray Sinclaire, Jr.Robert and Linda SingerMr. and Mrs. Paul G. SittenfeldThomas SizerJoanne SlonekerMr. and Mrs. Jerome L. SlutzMr. and Mrs. Leonard D. SlutzBarb and Carl SmellerMr. Carson E. SmithMr. and Mrs. John D. SmithMrs. Jill K. SmithMr. and Mrs. Mark M. SmithPhilip S. SmithMr. and Mrs. William D. SmithWalter and Patricia SmitsonJames P. SniderEllen and Clark Sole

Mr. and Mrs. John SouhradaMrs. Charles SouthernJeffry SpainAndrew P. SpenoKathy SperberJohn and Marti SpiessMr. and Mrs. Walter H. SpiessSandra SpinnerDorothy M. SpohnMr. and Mrs. David H. SpritzDr. and Mrs. Elmer C. St. George, Jr.Henry and Jodi StaceyDr. and Mrs.* Frank L. StallingsMr. Carlin H. Stamm and Mrs. Cheryl StammRobert StanderMr. and Mrs. Ethan T. StanleyCindy StarkSally StearnsMariam B. StefanikMr. and Mrs. Gary SteierNancy M. StemanJeannie H. StengerMarjorie A. StephensonPhil and Berni StephensonMr. and Mrs. Edward SternBobbie SterneJames and Holly StetterThe R. Eugene Stevens FamilyMr. and Mrs. William T. StevensonJean G. Stewart

*denotes deceased


Mary and Bob StewartPatrick and Elizabeth StifflerMr. and Mrs. John E. StillpassVirginia B. StirlingMs. Anne M. StirnkorbMr. and Mrs. Peter W. StitesMr. and Mrs. Robert B. StobaughElizabeth StoehrNaomi Tucker StoehrMr. and Mrs. Lewis StofferMr. and Mrs. John E. StorkDavid Stradling and Jodie ZultowskyMr. and Mrs. Richard StradlingDr. and Mrs. Edward S. StrasserBarbara StratmanMr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Straus, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. StreffMrs. George StrickerMr. and Mrs. John StrohbachMr. and Mrs. Donald StrotmanMr. and Mrs. William C. StuartMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Stuhlreyer, Jr.Susan H. SturgeonMrs. William B. StylesDr. and Mrs. Roger H. SublettWalter A. SuhreMr. and Mrs. John J. SullivanNancy SunnenbergDrs. James and Betty SutherlandMr. and Mrs. Frank W. SuttonPaul W. Sutton

Helen R. SwangoJames R. Swearingen and Emery SchmidtChristopher D. Sweeney and Ruthie D. DeutscherAndrew and Diane SweenyMr. and Mrs. William R. TalbotLucy and Arthur G. TallasMark and Cheryl TallmanMrs. Thomas E. TankeMs. Margaret TaskePatrick and Carol TellezMrs. Dorothea F. Ten EyckPatricia A. TenbiegJane and Ed TerrillViktor and Susan TheissMr. Stanley G. Thom and Ms. Jean DrachMr. and Mrs. Arthur ThomasMr. Michael Ramundo and Ms. Beverly ThomasMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Thomas, Jr.Elmer and Mary ThomasFred ThomasMr. and Mrs. G. Richard ThomasMr. and Mrs. Richard ThomasDr. and Mrs. Stephen R. ThomasVernon F. ThomasCarl G. and Catherine R. ThompsonJ. Scott ThompsonJames L. ThompsonJohn M. and Florence E. ThompsonMs. Melissa ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Neil ThorburnMr. and Mrs. Greg Tilsley

Jan TimmelDr. and Mrs. Jerry TitkoKristin TitkoRochelle TittelBarbara TobiasDr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Todd, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Thomas U. ToddDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. TomsickDr. and Mrs. David Tondow, Jr.Anne Trauten and Molly TrautenHenry and Linda TresvantMr. and Mrs. James R. TrouttDr. and Mrs. Dan TsuiJay and June TuckerMrs. Richard S. TuttleMr. and Mrs. Jack TwymanRuth E. UllomMr. and Mrs. Robert UnkelThomas L. Vanden EyndenMr. Thomas Vaughn and Mr. Jack LardinaisJoseph P. Verkamp*Mr. William W. VictorOhio River Valley Chapter Victorian Society in

AmericaMr. and Mrs. Brandon VoelkerCedric W. VogelMrs. Alan R. VogelerLois and Ronald VolkmannLynne VolsenMr. and Mrs. John Von LehmanVonLehman & Company Inc.


*denotes deceased


Alfred and Janet VormbrockMr. and Mrs. Randolph L. Wadsworth, Jr.John and Ann WagnerTina WagnerJody WainscottMr. and Mrs. David A. WakefieldMr. and Mrs. Harry WalkerMrs. Marjorie M. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Forrest WalkupLucy L. WardMr. and Mrs. Paul H. WardMr. and Mrs. William WardMr. Frank G. WareGeorge H. Warrington and Henrietta GoresBruce W. WasemRobert J. WatkinsJoseph and Christina WatrasNelson WattsAlbin Weber and Deborah A. TerryMrs. William N. WeedMarilyn WehriSidney and Dorothy WeilMr. and Mrs. Irwin WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Jack WeisMr. and Mrs. Edward M. WeisMary Ann WeissMr. and Mrs. B. H. WelhamMr. and Mrs. Bob WellsDr. and Mrs. Donald R. WeltiLeslie J. Welton

James WesnerMr. and Mrs. Gary WestJohn A. WestMr. and Mrs. Louis WetherillBill and Barbara WeyandMr. and Mrs. C. G. WhelptonByron E. and Mary Linn WhiteMargaret P. WhitingHarry and Molly WhittakerMr. Chad P. WickJames and Susan WidderMrs. Charles WieboldDr. and Mrs. Carl F. WiedemannBrandon and Patricia WiersMarilyn and Bob WildermuthMr. John W. WilkinsMr. and Mrs. Carl WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Jerome P. WillgingJanie P. WilliamsJoe and Sandy WilliamsMrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mr. John BartonMr. and Mrs. Eugene WilsonHenry and Dawn WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, Jr.Mrs. Holden WilsonSamuel S. and Anne N. WilsonDr. and Mrs. Henry WinklerMary and Dana WinnDr. and Mrs. Jerome F. WiotLothar F. Witt, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Witten IIDr. and Mrs. Louis WittenFrederick and Eve WittenbaumDr. and Mrs. Richard E. WolfAnne M. WolferDr. and Mrs. Horatio C. WoodPhilip T. WoodworthDennis B. and Patricia L. WorthenMr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Wright, Jr.Page M. WrightSteve and Nell WulffDr. and Mrs. Carl I. WylerMr. and Mrs. Robert Wylly IIIKatherine YargesGerald G. Yates and Gary D. SebastianMr. and Mrs. Eric B. YeiserMr. Henry C. YeiserDonald and Janice YostBetsy and Alex C. YoungAngela YoungEthel L. YoungermanMr. and Mrs. George J. ZamaryDr. and Mrs. Ronald ZeschDrs. John and Judy ZieglerMr. and Mrs. James M. ZimmermanJohn and Shannon ZimmermanTheodore and Yetta ZiolkowskiDr. and Mrs. Thomas F. ZuckMr. and Mrs. Mark ZummoTwenty-five donors wish to remain anonymous.


*denotes deceased


Leadership

Board of Trustees

Shareholders

Staff

Cincinnati Museum Association Board of Trustees 2005–2006OfficersValerie L. Newell, Chairman of the Board J. Philip Vollmer, President Larry A. Sheakley, Vice PresidentThomas G. Cody, SecretaryCalvin D. Buford, Treasurer

John F. BarrettRobert C. BrownNeil K. BortzSusan F. CastelliniPaul W. Chellgren Lynn Cooney Fuheid S. Daoud, M.D. R. Foster DuncanTheodore H. EmmerichHarry Fath Sharon Williams FrisbieLynne Meyers GordonJoseph H. Head, Jr.

L. Thomas HiltzMargaret M. JohnsCarl F. KalnowStanley Kaplan, M.D. Kenneth Kreines, M.D. Mark L. Mallory, Mayor of CincinnatiCraig F. MaierRhoda Mayerson Geri Pass-Sowell Martha RaglandLois RosenthalReba St. ClairJohn W. (Jack) Steinman

Nancy K. SwansonJohn T. Taylor Phyllis ThayerHoward L. TombSara M. VanceGeorge H. VincentJames C. VotrubaAlice WestonJohn P. Williams, Jr.

AppointmentsTimothy Rub, Director of the Cincinnati Art MuseumSandie Knobeloch, President of Volunteer Advisory CouncilRosa Blackwell, Superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools

Cincinnati Museum Association ShareholdersAbrahamson, Dr. Ira A. Allen, Mrs. Romola N. Anderson, Mrs. JeffreyAndre, J. Richard Applegate, Leslie T. Baily, Oliver Lippencott Bartlett, Walter E. Beatty, John W. Beck, Mrs. GaryBernard, Dr. Allen W. Birckhead, Mrs. Oliver W. Black, Hon. Robert L., Jr.Boyd, Mrs. Barbara A. Brown, Herbert R. Brown, Jack E. Budig, Otto M., Jr. Byrnes, Bruce L.Carter, Lee A. Casey, Mrs. James B. Castellini, Robert H. Chellgren, Paul W. Christensen, Paul W., Jr. Clemons, Mrs. Ruth Closson, A. Burton, Jr. Cohen, Mrs. Stanley Coith, Mrs. Robert L., Sr. Collins, Mrs. Robert H. Conyers, Mrs. Lois W. Cooney, Mrs. Thomas M. Corbin, Tarrence Cowan, Mrs. Jerry L.

Crowe, Mrs. James J. Daoud, Fuheid S. M.D. Davies, S. John, Jr.Davis, Allen L. DeWitt, William O., Jr. Dietz, Rowland E. Dixon, Mrs. J. Gordon Dobbins, Dorothy Earls, William T., Jr. Edwards, Charles D. Finan, Hon. Richard H. Fisher, Michael A. Fleischmann, Charles III Ford, Ashley L. Friedlander, William A. Fry, W. Roger Gale, Oliver M. Gantz, Theodore A. Gardner, James J. Gatch, Mrs. Lewis G. Geier, Mrs. Paul E. Ghassomian, Kevin R. Gimpel, Mrs. Jon T. Goldman, Mrs. Carolyn O. Gordon, Robert D. Graf, Mrs. Betty S. Haile, Mr. Ralph V., Jr. Hale, Dr. George C. Hanenson, Mrs. Judith A.Harris, Ms. Consuelo W. Hartkemeier, Robert F.

Hauck, Cornelius W. Hayes, Dr. M. Donald Heckscher, Mrs. Sara Rowe Herschede, Mrs. Joni Hiltz, L. Thomas Hinckley, Mrs. Ann Hinckley, Mrs. Helen Hirons, Mrs. Frederic C., II Howe, Mrs. Roger L. Howison, Dr. Joan L.Jackson, Charles H. Jacobs, Carl Jacobs, Dr. Donald L. Jergens, Rev. Andrew MacAoidh Johannigman, Mrs. Robert J. Johnson, Mrs. AlgernonJolson, Mrs. Richard A. Kaplan, Dr. Stanley M. Karram, Mrs. Michael Keating, William J. Keller, Mrs. Alex H.King, Mrs. Patricia Knobeloch, Mrs. Gerald Koetters, Mrs. Ronald Kohnen, David A. Kreines, Kenneth, M.D. Kyte, Lawrence H., Jr.LaBoiteaux, Ms. Antoinette Laffoon, Polk Lamb, John K. Laurens, Mrs. Frank

Lee, Michael W. Lindner, Carl H., Jr. Lippert, Thomas J. Long, Mrs. Bruce C. Long, Phillip C. Mahon, Dr. James L. March, Mrs. John P. Marek, Mrs. Leonard Marrs, James M., M.D.Martin, NoelMathile, Timothy L. Maxwell, Stewart Shillito, Jr. Mayerson, Manuel D.Michael, Ralph S. III Millet, David A. Monroe, Mrs. JamesMontgomery, Mrs. Vaughan EMotch, Mrs. Arthur E., Jr. Mueller, Mrs. John C.Munick, Leo H., M.D. Murdock, Mrs. Norman A. Newell, Ms. Valerie L. Nippert, Mrs. Louis Oliver, Mrs. John B.Ott, Robert B. Ottenjohn, Mrs. Thomas H.Painter, John W. Pepper, John E., Jr. Perin, Mrs. Marjorie F. Pfau, Mrs. DanielPhillips, Bradford E.

Phillips, Mrs. Claire B. Poetker, Mrs. Joseph Pointer, Ms. Linda Jackeon Portman, Mrs. Robert J. Reichert, David Reid, Mrs. DavidRenick, Ms. Patricia Reynolds, Mercer IIIRichards, Mrs. Gates T. Richards, Mrs. Gilbert Rieveschl, Dr. George, Jr. Ris, Mrs. Howard C. Rogers, Lawrence H., II Rogers, Millard F., Jr. Rood, Mrs. Christopher Rosenthal, Mrs. Edward S. Rosenthal, Richard H. Rowe, Snowden Rowe, Stanley M., Jr. Rowe, Stoddard P.Sandler, Randy Schiff, John J., Jr. Schiff, John J. III Schiff, Thomas R. Seaman, Mrs. William R. Shane, Jewell Lewis Shenk, Richard L.Shore, Mrs. John E.Silvers, Gerald T.Smith, Andrew D. Stahl, Mrs. James, Jr.

Stahl, Ronald A. Steele, John F., Sr. Stein, Jacob K. Stern, Joseph S., Jr. Stone, Mrs. James Taft, Mrs. Robert, Jr. Tew, John W., Jr., M.D. Thayer, Mrs. RichardThomas, ElmerThompson, Morley P. Tomb, Howard L Tuttle, Mrs. Richard S. Vance, Sara M. Virgulak, Mrs. Christopher F. Ward, Lawrence W. Warner, David W.Warner, Mrs. David W. Warrington, Mrs. John W.Weil, Mrs. Sidney, Jr. Weiner, CharlesWeisman, Mrs. Joel Weston, Mrs. Harris K. Widder, Dr. James S.Williams, John P., Jr. Williams, Thomas L. Williams, William J. Wolf, David A. Wolohan, Mrs. Timothy W. Wulsin, John H., M.D. Wulsin, Lucien, Jr. Wyler, Carl I., M.D.

Cincinnati Museum Association Shareholders (cont.)

Staff of the Cincinnati Art MuseumAlford Jr., HowardAlford, NathenAlter, ElizabethAmneus, CynthiaAronson, JulieAsher, KimberlyAtkins Maras, CarrieBailey, FrenchettaBarker, Robert LeeBell, CarolaBenjamin, TerrieBitter, BrettBittner, HowardBogle, GwendolynBonadies, StephenBowman, DebbieBowman, GeorgeBriggs, RichardBrockell, AthaBuening, AnneBurke, AmyBurns, SharonCafazo, LawrenceCalcagno, HeatherCampbell, BrianCampbell, DeborahCantwell, AmandaCarpenter, LauraChapin, MonaCline, Carrie

Cook, Robert LewisCooke-Vidourek, RebeccaCosgrove Rauch, MarionCrawley, KimCrosby, ShirleyCrousore, RaymondCurwood, Anna HopeDanford, Amy K.Dauer, JackDawson, TinishaDean, CorinneDehan, AmyDennis Jr., Joseph R.Dickinson, HannaDorward, SusanDubrovinskaya, NataliaEllis, AnitaEtter, Antonio DarnellFair, SaraFarrell Jr., Robert A.Fenner, JenniferFink, CynthiaFink, Elsie MaeFink, Robin L.Flora, KimberlyFlores, JessicaFrancis, GaryFroelicher, Daniel J.Fryburger, BonnieFrye, Irene

Geimeier, HarryGibbs, JosephGoewey, JamesGoins, DannieGoodrich, WilliamGrace, DonaldGray, RitaHaigh, KathrynHall, IrinaHall, WilburHancock, MichaelHanks, JudithHart, JenniferHartman, WilliamHaslit, AndrewHastings, NatalieHathaway, BrentHeim, BrianHerbert, EuniceHisey, ScottHoffman, BlaiseHoltrop, EmilyHoward, CiaraJackson, MarciJames, AlexanderJohnson, CarlaJohnson, DavidJohnson, KatherineKemble, JosephKiel, Dennis

Kiernan, JoyceKincaid, William R. Jr.King, BarbaraKing, EverageKruse, ElmerKruze, BarbaraLackey, RaymondLaffoon, SusanLafley, JuttaLampkin, ColetteLeach, GeorgeLind, EdwardLockwood, JordanLombardo, MarilynLucero Criswell, Amber LeeLysenko, OksanaMacgregor, RolandMack, DorothyMarkoe, GlennMaxwell, MarilynMccarthy, MeganMcclure, SaraMcfadden, JosephMcgrath, ViktoryiaMcintyre, MarybethMear, CecileMechler, NicoleMiles, Robert T.Mills, PatrickMinton, Jennifer

Staff of the Cincinnati Art Museum (continued)Molzberger, DeborahMoore, LeonMounce, JohnMullaguru, MillieMustain, MarshallNaeser, NicoleNedzel, JulieNelson, DavidNorris, CynthiaNurredin, TerrenceO’Neal, ToilynnOconnor, DanielOreilly, JosephOri, KatalinOrovitz, RonaldOwens, OwenPattison, JayPauly, Aimee S.Pflum, Carol A.Posage, Rebecca M.Price, BarbaraPrice, WilliamQuellhorst, MarianneRees, MarvinRenfro, CarolRettig, JohnReusing, AndrewRice, TrevaRichardson, Genevieve G.Ritter, EricRogers, Benjamin

Rogers, JohnRoush, JamesRub, TimothySalter, JeffreySams, JadeSattler, LarrySchulte, RobertSchultz, DennisScott, RobertSedlacek, SarahSeifert, JohnSeifert, RobertShelanie, KeithShelton, LorainSmedley, MandySmith, JamesSmith, LindsaySmith, Michael H.Spangenberg, KristinSpecht, ChristianSpringer, ConnieStaples Jr., Reginald LewisStaples, ReginaldSteed, RebeccaStoops, ChristopherStuckey, WillisSturk, Mary CaseySullivan, EmilySung, Hou-MeiTerrell, JanetThakar, Preeti

Thomas, AnthonyThomas, BettyThompson, LindseyTrimble, GaryVienhage, JuliaWalker, JenniferWalters, OpalWehrman, JoeWest, CarlaWieseman, MarjorieWilliams, ChristopherWilliams, GovernorWilson, Jamie KayWizinsky, MattWright, CynthiaYoung, TheodoreZomonski, CarianneDonor name listings

Financials

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Statement of Functional Expenses

Financials

Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted

Restricted

Board Art and

General Designated Plant Plant Restricted Endowment Total

Revenue and Support 9,416,138 336,976 35,559 0 10,602,287 (1,041,831) 19,349,128

Net Assets Released From Restrictions 1,528,605 (1,066,919) 12,150,434 (453,060) (0)

Total Revenue, Support, and Reclassifications 10,944,743 (729,943) 12,185,993 (453,060) (1,556,775) (1,041,831) 19,349,127

Expenses 11,032,752 0 13,738,097 - 0 0 24,770,849

(Deficit) Excess of Revenue, Support (88,009) (729,943) (1,552,104) (453,060) (1,556,775) (1,041,831) (5,421,722)

and Reclassifications over Expenses

Interfund Transfers (Capital) (29,077) 29,077 0

Interfund Transfers 118,830 134,370 (118,830) (4,751) (129,619) (0)

Loss on the disposal of assets

Capital Additions 74,832 363,647 438,479

Charitable Remainder Trust Evaluation (34,004) 313,196 (8,544) 270,649

Change in Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust 866,220 866,220

Realized Gain on Investments 218,166 1,633 10,800 1,303,829 1,534,428

Unrealized Gain (losses) on Investments 454,799 (7,470) 2,897,796 3,345,125

Change in Net Assets Before Cumulative Effect

of Change in Accounting Principle 1,744 43,388 (1,565,393) (453,060) (1,245,000) 4,251,499 1,033,177

Fund Balance at Beginning of Year:

As Previously Reported 1,009,567 9,711,464 19,821,282 3,614,526 5,367,806 62,518,010 102,042,655

1,011,311 9,754,852 18,255,891 3,161,466 4,122,806 66,769,509 103,075,834

CINCINNATI ART MUSEUM

INCOME STATEMENT ALL FUNDS

AS OF AUGUST 31, 2005

Financials

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently

Restricted Restricted

Balance Sheet General Board Endowment Combined

As Of August 31, 2005 Operating Designated Art and Plant Funds Totals

AssetsCurrent Assets 2,322,235 1,572,489 118,830 3,072,497 366,498 7,452,549

Buildings and Equipment, net 18,092,776 16,713 18,109,489

Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance 65,955 235,772 301,727

Investments

Main Endowment 8,500,234 45,678,735 54,178,969

Other Holdings 3,605,954 5,099,326 8,705,280

Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust 15,279,875 15,279,875

Pledges Receivable Net of Current Portion 46,467 1,550,547 473,797 2,070,811

Art Objects 1 1

Total Assets 2,322,235 10,119,190 18,277,562 8,481,483 66,898,231 106,098,701

Liabilities and Net AssetsCurrent Liabilities

Accounts Payable 554,914 4,942 44,000 603,856

Accrued Expenses 756,012 756,012

Deferred Contributions Received 124,280 124,280

Total Current Liabilities 1,310,926 4,942 168,280 1,484,148

Non-Current Liabilities 364,338 16,730 1,028,931 128,723 1,538,722

Net Assets 1,011,309 9,754,852 18,255,890 7,284,272 66,769,508 103,075,831

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 2,322,235 10,119,190 18,277,562 8,481,483 66,898,231 106,098,701

Statement Of Functional Expenses PROGRAM MANAGEMENT MEMBERSHIP ACCESSION

TOTAL SERVICES & GENERAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDRAISING Of ART

Expense

Personnel 4,410,558 1,408,174 2,615,847 68,917 317,620

Pension 169,550 61,392 93,113 4,069 10,976

Payroll Taxes 314,584 104,659 181,303 5,098 23,524

Other Benefits 359,385 115,684 211,505 3,366 28,830

Total Personnel 5,254,077 1,689,909 3,101,768 81,450 380,950

Utilities 682,678 682,678

Telephone 55,473 55,473

Insurance 196,076 90,094 105,982

Supplies 251,220 96,819 136,948 11,164 6,289

Books, Periodicals 51,394 38,761 942 11,691

Professional Services 446,300 212,813 224,387 9,100

Repairs, Maint, Other Equip Exp 306,472 4,957 301,515

Service Contracts 36,573 825 21,032 14,716

Volunteer Events & Other Exp 26,307 26,307

Project Expenses 195,534 66,985 61,039 67,510

Honoraria 57,747 57,747

Memberships and Dues 108,984 7,498 32,228 69,258

Hospitality 51,810 22,948 23,205 963 4,694

Special Events 278,839 18,025 115,740 4,664 140,410

Professional Development 127,507 102,349 22,594 2,564

Advertising & Promotion 400,532 316,187 76,393 7,952

Exhibition Fees 546,376 546,376

Installation 249,131 249,131

Shipping and Postage 839,842 762,632 37,327 22,651 17,232

Photography 34,044 31,544 2,500

Print/Typesetting 233,088 68,159 109,495 38,682 16,752

Design 34,558 11,820 20,889 1,849

Merchandise (Shop,Publications) 396,340 396,340

Miscellaneous 168,103 27,616 41,232 6,792 92,463

Art Purchases 10,907,099 10,907,099

Depreciation 2,317,456 2,317,456

Bad Debt Expense 143,801 140,051 3,750

Interest 1,192 1,192

Banking & Custodial Fees 7,410 7,410

Facility Master Plan 364,885 364,885

Total Expenses 24,770,848 4,423,195 8,400,701 176,167 863,686 10,907,099

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